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Title: New day, vol. 02, no. 32 (August 11, 1938)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1938-08-11
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: No. 32 D.F‘.D. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1938 A PATH ER DIVINF .. Q W41, H VOL. 2 The NEW DAY August 11th, 1938 The NEW DAY T1‘ PEACE Sc. A COMDIERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 5C. F I _ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ' . ‘ Q ’ NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. 1“ W. 126th Street, New York, N. Y. —- Tel. UN. -I-7610 Manager: De Voute and others. HEAéLI::(I;[E:P0T 1.00 Fit Every Curve on the Single Copy _____________________________ ____ 5 cents soles of your feet. * ‘ * Step Out of Foot Troubfle Into Foot Health FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six.Months $1.25. WHITE CROSS SHOE CLINIC ”Entered as second—c1ass matter May 11, 1938, at the . V post office at New York, New York, under the act of 56 ‘VEST 125th ST” Bet Lenox and Fifth Avenues March 3' 1879'" FOR MEN. WOMEN and CHILDREN Vol. II, No. 32 August 11th, 1938. Dr. EDWARD RUSENIHM GANDELMAN’S 42 W. 116th ST. Save 10% UN. 4-7068 Surgeon Dentist Gas extractions -— Novocaine extractions PEACE Everything for Men Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. U,j:‘...
Show moreNo. 32 D.F‘.D. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1938 A PATH ER DIVINF .. Q W41, H VOL. 2 The NEW DAY August 11th, 1938 The NEW DAY T1‘ PEACE Sc. A COMDIERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 5C. F I _ PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ' . ‘ Q ’ NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. 1“ W. 126th Street, New York, N. Y. —- Tel. UN. -I-7610 Manager: De Voute and others. HEAéLI::(I;[E:P0T 1.00 Fit Every Curve on the Single Copy _____________________________ ____ 5 cents soles of your feet. * ‘ * Step Out of Foot Troubfle Into Foot Health FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six.Months $1.25. WHITE CROSS SHOE CLINIC ”Entered as second—c1ass matter May 11, 1938, at the . V post office at New York, New York, under the act of 56 ‘VEST 125th ST” Bet Lenox and Fifth Avenues March 3' 1879'" FOR MEN. WOMEN and CHILDREN Vol. II, No. 32 August 11th, 1938. Dr. EDWARD RUSENIHM GANDELMAN’S 42 W. 116th ST. Save 10% UN. 4-7068 Surgeon Dentist Gas extractions -— Novocaine extractions PEACE Everything for Men Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. U,j:‘;$:’a,“ﬁ§'ose 303 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY ’ ’ N. W. Cor. 8th Avenue. Hats, Caps, Pants, Sweet-Orr . Work Clothes PEACE Special Discount to FATHER DIVINE'S Children. F. BACKER 1 .1 RlCHlE’S SHOE SHOPS 2331 *3“! AVENUE. ‘ Ladies’ Highest Grade Shoes Near 125th St., N. Y. C. ' * " OUR QUALITY & BRANDS Of Shoes Cannot Be Duplicated Anywhere PEACE I Thank You’ FATHER We Have From Size 1 to 10—AAA to EEE in Stock. . _ , 46 WEST 116th ST. Edlson Mazda Lamps "' We Make 3 Keys "1 1 M“‘“t‘3° Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. New York The SIOYC Of Wonderful Values PEACE CASH YOUR CHECKS HERE 2,000 Women’s Coats, $3.95 Up; 1,000 Silk Dresses, $1.00 Up I 2,000 Skirts and Blouses, 95c Up For Your Convenience—0pen Sundays, 12 to 7 P.M. “FIFTH AVENUE FAIR” and “FIFTH AVENUE STYLE CENTER” ,, c,—"" HARLEM’S MOST COMPLETE DEPT. STORES ‘ ~ COATS — SPORTSWEAR — SUITS - DRESSES 1380 - 82 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY Bet. 113th ac 114th stiggis FIFTH AVENUE New York City Bet 114th and 115th Sts. ADULTS’ PANTS & SHIRTS. $1.00 U1’ Green Flannel Skirts, all sizes, 88c. up. PEACE Un. 4-2070 - For Good Honest Tailoring Go to PEACE HAr1em 7-8124 J. E. ELDRIDGE Wonder Pocketbook Factory MERCHANT TAILOR Whtolesale ‘E5 Retail Suits Made to Your Measure Pocketbooks Made to Order—Also Repaired 2121 - 7th AVENUE. Cor. 126th St. New York City. 36 W. 123rd STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. PEACE Comfort Shoes for Feet That Hart 0 When your feet are tired, you are tired all over and the wrong type of shoes is usually at the bottom of it all. Do away with this tired feeling. Wear Simplex Travel-Aire Shoes that exercise and strengthen your foot ‘muscles as you walk. STATELY HEALTH SHOES EAST 125th ST., Near 5th Ave. NEW YORK CITY Our Business Increased 100 per cent. —- Thank You, FATHER. August. llth, 1938 ,3 gch.ukuo~. = L. CONTENTS FATHER’S Message Page Mass Meeting, Rockland Palace, N. ‘Y. C., Sun., July 31, 11:00 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Fri., Aug. 5, 1:10 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 .Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th :St., Tues. & Wed. Aug. 2 and 3, 1:05 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15 Banquet Table, Hope Farm, Weslt Saugerties, N. ‘Y., Sat. and Sun., Aug. 6 and 7, 12:45 A.M. . . . . . . 21 Righteous Government Meeting, Bridgeport, Conn., Thurs. eve, Aug. 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 Banquet Table, Hope Farm, Promised Land, Tues, Aug. 9, 10:40 A.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 32 Banquet Table, Artist Colony, Milton, N . Y., Mon., Aug. 8, 4:30 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 36 World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 “Righteousness Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . 44 Righteous Government News . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Merchants in DIVINE Demonstration . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Boat Excursion to Promised Land . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Business Men's Reaction to Peace Movement . . . . . . 52 Pocketbook of Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 56 Advertisers Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Peace Dial Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 »WorId News . ‘ A GREEN HEADLINE on top of the Amsterdam News last Week stated, “Report that Father Divine Will . Be Nominated for President.” ' SEVERE FIGHTING raged. between Japanese‘ and "Russians near the Korean border -as the Japanese, in appealing for peace, failed to comply with demands of the Reds towithdraw their troops from Soviet soil be- fore negotiations begin. Scores of’ planes and more than a hundred tanks struck at the Japanese. Both sides re- peatedly claimed victories. Undeclared war will likely continue between the two big Eastern powers, Japan and Russia. Japan has admittedly been preparing for the war against Russia for years and hotheaded Japanese commanders were quick to take advantage of the pres- ent -border dispute to attack’ the Reds. _ _Bes.\.de's the 400,000,000 Chinese, Japan now has the 187,000,000 Russians against her mere 65,000,000 island l30pu1ation: Entrance of Russia in the war against the Japanese, whether on a declared or undeclared war basis, twill almost certainly guarantee the ultimate reduction of Japan to a mere disorganized insular empire. For a long time Japan has maintained her crack troops near the Siberian border and only withdrew some of them to prevent the utter rout of the Nippon-ese after the de- feat of Tierchwang. Russian planes have bombed ‘many ‘railroad points and military concentrations in Man- : ~:1~.;-, clash betweerl rthe Jan...-‘anese and the is The NEW DAY, .I 2 _ ,ev ., : I interes-ts. - the most ominous development in the Asian conflict since Japan began to invade China. More than one quarter of the population of the globe are now engaged in seri- ous wars of the ﬁrst magnitude. ~ AFTER AN ALASKAN VACATION Postmaster Gen- eral Farley and two daughters returned to Washington. PEARL WHITE died in Paris last week and a little later Warner Oland, noted for his Charlie Chan parts, died in Stockholm. Oland had played in some of Miss, White’-s pictures. FOLLOWING A SPEECH at Barnsville, Ga., on Wed- nesday, in which he performed a polite purge on Sen- ator -George, President Roosevelt returned to Washing- ton after a long ﬁshing trip aboard the cruiser Houston down the Paciﬁc coast and -through the Canal. ANOTHER SUICIDE, the seVen‘ty—second in the New York police force since Commissioner Louis Valentine took office, was marked up when John A. McDonald of Brooklyn took his life. This w-as the second. within a, week. Recently one of Valentines chief aids killed him- self. SEINATE MAJORITY LEADER ALVIN BARKLEY won reelection in Kentucky over Governor A. B. (Happy) Chandler by a comfortable majority. This was a -cru- cial victory for President Roosevelt in his program of puriﬁcation of the New Deal Party. AN ANTI-COMMUNIST CONVENTION in Los An- geles was picketed and disrupted by 6,000 Anti-Fascists headed -by the Hollywood Anti-Nazi League, of which Eddie Cantor is a prominent leader. ‘ RELIGION, DEMOCRACY, COMMUNISM AND ATHEISM are the enemies "arrayed against Christ, states a circular from Seattle carrying a letter signed by A. J. Carr. “Is this a «free country?” he asks the clergy. I “A DEMONSTRATION LIKE LINDBERGH’S” was accorded Douglas Corrigan in Manhattan last Friday, followed quickly by other mass celebrations in Brook- 1yn,- at Yankee Stadium and at Peekskill, N. Y., where he reviewed an Irish regiment. Boston, Newark, Wash- ington, D. C., followed with Cleveland, Houston and Los Angeles -to come. A RADIO GOSSIPATOR reports details of a contract’ were agreed to Friday by Corrigan to make a picture for MGM to be -called, “Dublin by Mistake." CHINESE LEGIONS threw back Japanese -advances north of the Yangtze who then shifted their forces to the south bank. Japan seeks a swift series of vic- tories, culminating with the capture of Hankow before Russia swings into action with full force. ‘ PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT will speak to the nation on the subject of Social Security from his Hyde Park home on Monday, Aug. 15. (See Radio Page.) A CHINESE OFFICIAL carrying a. large amount of money ‘for hardpressed China, was one of the ﬁfteen aboard the Hawaii Clipper which completely and mys- teriously disappeared from the face of ‘A the earth south of the Philippines. An oil spo-t was all that was found remaining on the surface -of the Pacific. MEXICO has drafted reply to the U. S. note demand- ing artb=itration over the expropriation cases. The text of the Mexican reply used some of iE’resident Rooseveltﬂs own wordsviaboult the rights of the people against the big gcontinuea pass 51‘ 3.‘, ‘120 W. 125th STREET 1 Cpwonderfal Ftzrss 4 A TMNEWDAX ’Aug'ust“ 11th, 1933 1% YOU ARE INVITED to inspect the PEACE BROTHERS? HOME. Pleasant environment, con;-, veniently located across the hall from the PEACE DINHNG ROOM, 31 W’. 1181:}: S1,, bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. Rooms or spacesat theusual prices that Father endorses. yC[o Evercalm, Ferguson. PEACE Tel. I-IA1"1em 7-4555, 7-9014 -ETmipii‘e State Paint Sapeiy Ca,’ inc. Paints —-— Waltpaper ~—~ Sign and Artists’ Materials 328 Lenox Ave., Near 126th St. N. Y. City Phone: LEhigh 4-4420 PEACE SANITAS MANUFACTURING .,;CO. Manufacturing Chemists Snow Ball Syrup - Flavoring Extracts 1533 PARK‘ AVE. - New York City PEACE WASHINGTON am‘ commmrt 573-575 NINTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY (Near 42nd Street) ' Wholesale and Retail Meats and Poultry Hotels and Restaurants Supplied We Thank You, FATHER! Phone : UNiversity 4-5000 PEACE HARLEM LUMBER CO, INC. 101 EAST 112811 STREET Cor. Park Avenue New York City Te1.: UNiversity 4-7280 PEACE MANHATTAN MILLINERY & SUPPLY C0. 148 WEST 125th STREET, NEW YORK Let Those Who Serve You Best —— Serve You Most Phone: AU 3-7880 PEACE WEST END AUTO STERVECE Repair All Makes of Cars. ~ Specialize in Packards. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FAT}--1ER’S FOLLOWERS 615 WEST 1331-(1 STREET New York City LENOX SILK MILLS Corsets. ~ Hose — Gloves - Underwear Corsets fitted & altered ﬁree of charge. Specializing in Large Sizes. Bet. Lenox and 7th Aves. PEA CE PEACE Phone: MOnument 2-3560 133 WEST 145th STREET 310 WEST 133111 STREET PEACE A PEACE We Thank You, FATHER Meals Served in FATHERS Mind and Spirit. All" Children Will Find a Harmonious Atmosphere in the COOPERATIVE DINING ROOM 1451 FIFTH AVENUE Bet. 117th & 118th Sts. ALL IVHEALS 10c. and 15c. PEACE Thank You, FATHER A -SIMONS AUTO SUPPLY AUTO SEAT COVERS LOWEST PRICES $ New Yorlg City PEACE ME. 5-2575 JACK ESFORMES COMMISSION MERCHANT Tomatoes & Watermelons a Specialty. BRONX TERMINAL MARKET. -- Store No. 12. Tel. ED. 4--5865 A. & J. BOTTLING C0. _ ALL KINDS OF SODA . Ginger A1e——Lemon Lime‘—-Grape Soda——Cre»a.m Soda Cherry Soda———Orange Soda——Strawbe:f‘ry Soda New York City 4 1 Open Evpexaiﬁgs Till 10 A w " . 12h eet AUNBELIEVABLE. VALUES 1% ', 11. . .3? =‘.-, .. 1 ,. , . . , . -v, ..'- v: -r::.,a. .~«:.- .g . .1 .-, .,.-‘vi -~72, at Latest‘ Styles Ladies’ Coats y A K D"e33e3_' 5151513 1 Dresses from ’ PEACE” The New Day VOL. II NEW YORK, N. Y., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th, 1938 A.D.F.D. . No. 32 HOW CAN THIS WORK AND MISSION BE TERMED RACKETEERING? WE ABSTAIN FROM EVERY SENSE OF AN EXPRESSION OF GRAFT AND GREED IF YOU ARE INTELLIGENT ENOUGH YOU WILL NOT BE OFFENDEDIWITH A PERSON BECAUSE HIS IDEALS AND METHODS ARE A LITTLE DIFFERENT FROM YOURS “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE MASS MEETING ROCKLAND PALACE AT EIGHTH AVENUE & 155th STREET NEW YORK CITY SUNDAYAAFTERNOON & EVENING JULY 31, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 11:00 P.M. Everything was moving along so sweetly that the time was actually slipping away beyond our comprehension. “The March of Time” news reel kept busy making many pictures of the great “PEACE MASS MEETING,” and reporters strolled in and out of the building. Everything was truly moving by the Spirit of FATHER DI- VINE. Heaven was surely manifested to the on- lookers, for in this great Peace Meeting, there were no ﬂattering and insincere speeches. Every- one spoke the conviction of his own heart." CHRIST was the Actual Ruler, and HE is the Personiﬁcation of RIGHTEOUSNESS, “JUSTICE and TRUTH; therefore, those who are Disciples of His, and who are governed by His Mind an-d Spirit, pattern after the “PERFECT PICTURE, FATHER DIVINE.” Every face showed forth ' the Light of GOD’S Love; for those who know HIM by recognition and by revelation, know that CHRIST dwells within them, and walks and talks daily with them, and the consciousness of His PRESENCE, yea, His EVER-PRESENCE, ﬁlls them with Joy Divine. The delight of the Souls of all of that great as- sembly, were the Blessed-’ Words of Truth and _ lWiSC1orn which proceed from the Mouth of the LORD, as HE spoke to the multitude in these several Messages which have been recorded here for the beneﬁt of the reader. The Love of GOD will create a New Order of things,‘ if the world will accept it, and ‘herein is a Sample and an Example of What it has done, and what it is capable of doing for all mankind. MAJESTIC LORD, we thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: _ ( “Peace, FATHER DEAR!“ echoed the voices of the happy assembly.) I have arisen to say at this instance, the time is quite Well expired, but I feel that there .are those who would like to have a little recess. I have arisen for the purpose of saying We will have a . little recess for half an hour, after which we will continue until later. I will not say how long. I do not usually say anything of MYSELF. I“ do not make appointments and agreements for things, but it may be that I may have a word to say around ten thirty. I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” again the Angels ‘sl1outed.) . I do not think very much on terms of ﬁnance, but Ilhave been asked to let you know that the tickets for the Boat are being sol-d- down at the other end of the auditorium in the ticket office“ and at the stand. Anyone desiring to purchase a ticket for the§Boat Trip, you are welcome-‘to do so. As I afore said, the tickets are only one dollar, round trip‘ to Kingston for two days out- 6 The NEW DAY August 11th, 1938 ing, and return, stopping at “The Artist Colony,” “Krum Elbow” and- “Kingston,” having the priv- ilege to go to “the Greenkill Park” and partici- pating in boating, swimming, ﬁshing, golf and baseball and any of those pleasures that you may participate in within the borders of “The Green- kill Park,” if you ‘wish to, and at any of the other colonies you wish to. I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE: ( “Peace, FATHER DEAR!” cheered the great multitude.) I have arisen at this instance to convey My Thoughts to the children of men, that they too, as well as those of you who are here today, might be partakers of them. I have arisen at this instance to say in refer- ence to My Work and Activities, there .are those as has been aforesaid, who do not know exactly what I AM doing and what I have done, but the first thought of all, from an economic point of view, I wish to convey the thought that there are twenty million dollars saved the City of New York. inside of a few brief years, by lifting the thousands and thousands from the welfares, and by taking them off of all sorts of reliefs. Again I wish to say along the same line of which I AM working against. . . . I said, the line of which I AM opposing. On My way up to the “Promised Land,” the other day, I passed through a reservation . . . a colony commonly known as the “Indian Reservation.” The gov- ernment of our country furnishes them with land. They do not have to work so hard unless they wish to, and they do not improve them- selves nor the community in which they are liv- ing. The welfare will put you in a place——especial- ly when you are impractical, unproﬁtable and good for nothing—-—just where the Indian reser- vations are today and other such places where there is not any advancement in the morale and in the economic conditions, in the social living and the surroundings in which such privileges are granted the‘ public. Watch This Method For this cause I appeal to the people of Amer- ica to watch this method closely and copy after the fashion I have shown them, by lifting My Followers off of the welfares and causing them to express their real American citizenship as they should. To be American citizens, in My opinion, you should produce the spirit of independence and bring it to fruition within yourselves individual- ly, even. as the country decla.red it as a nation. Each and every American citizen should be abso- lutely independent, as our Country is as a na- tion. How can you be independent so long as you are leaning and-depending on the doles which you get from the welfares? It came over the radio the other day, that there are communities in this great State of ours, where the farmers’ produce in the ﬁelds is rotting. I ﬁnd, because of men being supported by the welfares, they are refusing the jobs to go in the ﬁelds and take the produce from the ﬁelds for the good of all who may be concerned. Men are paid and offered so much a day to go out and earn a livelihood by common labor, such as the laboring class are qualiﬁed to do, and they refuse to do it. They refuse to do it because they can get something for nothing. a As I say, not one of My real Followers is on the welfares. As with an individual, so with an organization; and as with an organization, so with a nation. All of this great Country and its inhabitants can be lifted from lacks and wants and depressions and can be lifted out of debt po- litically as well as individually, and we can be an absolutely independent people even .as We have declared ourselves to be as a nation; but how do you expect to be an independent people so long as you are clamoring for the charities and seek- ing individual charities for the purpose of mak- ing them cause you to become to be more im- practical, unproﬁtable .and non-self-supporting and dependent, when your Country declared as a nation her independence, that her citizens might produce and bring to fruition the spirit and the meanings of the “Declaration of Inde- pendence”? - Not a Loyal Citizen Without the Spirit of the Constitution You are not a Christian unless you inculcate and reincarnate the spirit and the meaning of Christianity and bring it to fruition within you. When you shall have accomplished this, there and then you are a Christian. As with your Christianity, even so with your citizenship. You cannot become to be .a loyal American citizen un- til you as individuals, as well as the nation, shall have inculcated and reincarnated the spirit and the meaning of the Constitution and its Amend- ments and brought it an-d- them to fruition With- in you as individuals, even as the nation as the Constitution——as a document to control her sub- jects by. ‘ For this cause I AM bringing into ac- tuality the reality of true Christianity, the true ideals and the morals of Christianity as exem- pliﬁed among us. . I AM “contagionizing” the atmosphere with it, ration of Independence. ' Plan. ' not be offended with a man as a person because August 1 1 th, 1 938 i.Th‘e NEW DAY , 7 that My hearers .and friends and those who are not, might become to be partakers of the nature and the spirit and the meaning of the C-onstitu- tion, and all of its Amendments and the Decla- We mean to have as pure an American citizenry .as we have a pure organization Religiously, who are those who are l_iving according to the morals and the standard that I have lifted. They are living the Teaching of CHRIST according to the Scripture Religious- ly, and we shall live it and bring it into actual- ity and cause it to be a living reality politically. For this cause I AM criticized. There are those who think I Personally oppose individuals who are representing ideals and meth- ods that are not according to My Method and If you are intelligent enough, you would his ideals and methods might be a little differ- ent from yours. We Live Politics How glorious it is to observe the mystery, for this I have inculcated, reincarnated and brought to fruition! Those who desire to become to be real American citizens, they will live exactly ac- cording to My Teaching and bring their bodies into subjection to the FUNDAMENTAL, then and only then are they real American citizens. We do not wait until election time to talk pol- itics, we live politics; for I have converted poli- ties into RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUS- A TICE, and «politics shall have access when it is fully brought into subjection among us. Now I would like to say,if there be a ques- tion as to My Economic Plan being .a method that is worth considering, stop and ‘consider, when you go in your barber shop, one that is commonly known as the “FATHER DIVINE Peace Mission barber shop,” you can get your hair trimmed any style you want it, for only ten cents. If you go into a boot-black parlor, you can get your shoes shined for three cents and ﬁve cents. If you go to get .a meal, you can get your meals for ten and ﬁfteen cents. If you go into your dress shops, you can get dresses at least from forty to seventy-ﬁve percent of their actual value or what you would have to pay else- where. A q How can this Work an-d- Mission be termed an expression -of racketeering? It is not even slightly proﬁteering in our activities; for we ab- stain from every sense of .an expression that will reﬂect proﬁteering and every sense of a reflection -that would express graft and greed. For this cause My Followers under the name and in co- operation with The New Day Publishing Com- pany, they have sponsored this Demonstration. Your seats in this auditorium and in all of our assemblies are ABSOLUTELY FREE, when you would have to pay from one dollar to one dollar and a half otherwise. Take these thoughts to consideration and re- member that Which was done in secret shall be made known on the housetop, how GOD reveals His Secrets to His servants, the prophets——and there may be some among us. True Morals Again I wish to say in reference t-o our school system; it has been outlined to you all this eve- ning, My request for all of My Followers, co-' workers and friends to return to school, that they might make themselves qualiﬁed for regis-- tering and voting, and become to be more self- supporting and independent, self-respecting and law—making and law-abiding citizens. They have brought the true morals of humanity to fruition, and they are going on to the true morals of An- gelism, that it might be established on earth among the people. _ There are many things I can say‘ along this line, but the time will. not permit, as the time seems to be quite well expired .an-d there may be others to speak; but at this instance I wish to point out just before My conclusion, one or two more points for consideration. Now back to the farms the public should re- turn, for thousands and thousands of acres of idle land are doing nothing for GOD nor for" man. Why should your land lie idle and become to be imprfjhtical and absolutely good for nothing, but a breeder of insects and germs of contagious dis- eases, by refusing to cultivate such lands a.nd keepthem in cultivation, in the act of extermi- nating the insects and animals from the commu- nities that we might have a better sanitary con- dition. This is What I AM doing. While thousands and thousands of people in the‘ City of New York can hardly get a breath of fresh air, there are plenty of places in the country; even some places I have been informed, where the very Government itself will give men the land to cultivate it if they will do so; and yet, because they are getting the dole, they are too lazy, too impractical and too unproﬁtable and good for nothing to cultivate the land that is given them. I will put an end to all -of this—de- pression—-hardships, lacks, wants and limitations and cause the whole Country as a nation to be emancipated out of such conditions as the mil- lions and billions have been undergoing. “A Chance, But Not Charity” As I afore said, “Give ME a chance, but not charity.” Give ME and My idealists a chance” ‘ c “Without a" .9- 3 A iTheNEjW DAY but not charity. What we Want is to have a chance to earn a livelihood. "We want to be self- supporting, self-respecting and law-making and law-abiding citizens. Those who are on the wel- fares and will not work, they become to be crime breeders and incubators of crime; incubators of germs of Vice and crime, and they hatch them out in their community. If I have to stamd all alone, it is absolutely im- material to ME; I will accomplish that for which I came, for this NAME of Whom you say I AM, it has long since been declared, came treading the Wine-press all alone. That is why My friends, as they are termed, at times, they cannot really be- friend ME. . . . I try to help everybody. There is a song quite often sung among My Following: “Everybody needs FATHER to ﬁx it for them, Everybody needs FATHER DIVINE; The rich and the low———the high and the low,” in other Words, “The rich and the poor, the high and the low, The great and the small, They all need FATHER DIVINE.” They all need ME, and I came and AM a Bless- ing to them. “I came as the poorest among men, not claiming a thing, but came making many rich.” I have even ma-de the prejudicial newspapers rich. I have made them richer than they were before I came; and when they have gone so far, then I will turn arountfand put them out of business. a That is exactly what I will do, for if they do not care for RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE to be enacted among us, why should I endorse them continually in their unrighteousness ? Press Representatives As I often say, there are those who will come as newspaper and news men representatives. They talk ﬁne; they talk beautifully; something like the politicians when they want to get you; but they will try, after all has been said and donezin their defence, to low-rate and‘ disgrace the very Fount of their Salvation; the Hope of their Redemption, because of prejudice. They do not wish to give honor where honor is due. News men will come among us at times, and every expression of ignorance and every expres- sion of fanaticism and every expression of folly, they will try to record and carry it out as if though I AM representing something like that. Hereafter they had better tell the world “I AM the Master of their fate.” It matters not how ignorant My Followers—-a few of them or many of them——may be, I AM the Master of their fate, and they draw their information from My OMNI- SCIENCE. Vision the people perish,” but I came to bring all humanity a vision that Will“ H lift them above the lacks and wants and unde- sirable conditions which the millions are daily undergoing. Now what is any worse ignorance than that of ‘brutality and of those who are wholesale murderers by making laws and endors- ing them—I say, by making laws that are to command men to go to war, and endorsing them —forcing men into the colors for the purpose of slaying millions of lives in this advanced civiliza- tion? And still they talk about “our great civil- ization”! Let us rise above that state of con- sciousness, for such is beneath the standard of true civilization, which I have lifted as a sample and as an example for all humanity. A Peaceful Nation as an Example Can you not see, if all of the earth today, and the inhabitants thereof, were under the jurisdic- tion of this Spirit and this MIND, there would be no more wars and there would not be any more race riots or anything of that sort‘? you not see, if ten thousand or ﬁfty thousand or one hundred thousand, whatsoever the number was today out on the streets in this Demonstra- tion and observing it and in connection with it in some way—if I could control them by the Spirit -of PEACE and bring all nations -out with- out any disorder to be reported by the Police Department, can you not see the whole Govern- ment can. be brought into the same Jurisdiction and can be a peaceful nation to be established as a Sample and as an Example for others. Take these thoughts to consideration! Now look over the masses that are standing under the Sound of My Voice; why is there so much order here‘? (“Because YOU are here,” shouted the Angels.) When you bring the quality of PEACE to fruition within you, and live it and express it yourselves as women and men, there and then you will convey the spirit of PEACE and PEACE will be on earth, and Good Will towards all mankind. That is what it is all about. There are those of My so-called friends who feared for ME to walk the streets, or go in the Demonstration. What a foolish thought! I go wheresoever I wish to go, and I stay aslong as I please. I AM not harmful and nothing can harm ME. Aren’t you glad? Send out harmon- ious thoughts; send out peaceful thoughts, and the same will return to you, embodied in the hearts and lives of the children of men, and they will be your best friends. Aren’t you glad? Lifting Humanity to a Standard Then I say, for this cause, the Followers of Mine, .by My -Advice, are purchasing land; even common laborers, domestic workers. There are - August 11th, 1938 Can ’ August 11th, 1933 TheNEWﬁiDAYL V 9' also professionals among them; but there are some common laborers, professionals and domes- ticworkers even, coming into possession oftheir rightful inheritance and ‘living in splendor, al- though they were under-privileged and were not privileged; not only underprivileged, but a good many of them were non-privileged. They did not have any privilege, much less than being under- privileged. They did not have any privilege. I came to help the non-privileged as well as the under-privileged, but I came to lift all humanity to a standard whereby they all can be abundant- ly blessed, and enjoy the Kingd-om of GOD on earth. , For this cause they are buying land; not only at “the Krum Elbow,” but in other parts of the .. country, the same as that, for the purpose of making themselves more practical and proﬁtable and good for something; for men refused to hire them, and I have instructed them to be independ- ent. They refused to hire them because of the Security Act .and other false methods of law, that are in violation to our Constitutional rights. Some ofthe employment agencies do not even wish to hire My Followers who are absolutely in- -dependent and decent servants and respectable in every way; but because of the bigoted minds . and the prejudiced minds in them, they hide GOD in the children of men; therefore, they hide them, but we are going through, are we not?‘ (”Yes, LORD!” declared the Followers.) You all will do whatsoever I bid you, will you not? (Again an overwhelming response was given.) You have more than twenty million dollars ready for investment in improvements and in develop- ments in our proposition when it is possible that it can be accomplished without taxation. Tax Exemption Would Bring Out Many Millions Since a further survey among My Immedi.ate Followers, there are more than twenty million ' dollars ready for the investment in the improve- ment. and development proposition of real estate, which woul-d plant your monies in your respective communities, if you will grant them by a Bill of Rights, the Tax Exemption Bill for ﬁve years. Just think "about only these My Followers, who are willing to invest from that angle, how much it would mean to put twenty million dollars in circulation! iWhat would it mean to -the Country and to the community, and especially the communities in which this money would be invested; not only My Followers, but there are thousands and thousands of others who are hoarding their money because of faulty invest- ments an-d fraudulent securities. But if they could invest their money in real property that is their «own and could be absolutely‘independent by so doing, and would not be taxed because of the money they have to put to an exchange to make it proﬁtable, why, they would do so, and thousands and thousands of people would be put to work almost immediately. , . . This could be accomplished without any secur- ity act, and without any welfares; without taking” the tax-payers’ monies from them; but by merely causing men to put their money to an exchange, and cause it to be proﬁtable and practical in practical service. It would lift them, and would cause others to enjoy the beneﬁts thereof. I Am Wllatever You May Desire There are many things I could say along. this line, but I believe the time is quite well expired,“ as I afore said; however,I speak as Ilhave spoken. I AM daily speaking and I Alvlddaily transmitting My Ideas anpl; My Opinions to this people, that they might be partakers of them, for I AM Well: I AM Healthy: I AM’Successful: I AM Prosperous: I AM influential: I AM what-_ soever you may desire to be. I AM both it and them. As with ME, so can you be, for all of these blessings and qualities are impersonal even as GOD is; therefore, when all of the inhabitants of the earth become to be partakers of My Ideas and Opinions, and live them and express them“ inspirationally, they too, as well as‘, you and I, will also be successful and prosperous. ’ " ' Why live in lacks, wants and limitations?" have declared, the thing you vividly visualize, you tend to imaterialize. I have declared, “The abundance of the fulness of the consciousness of good, no space is vacant of the fulmness thereof.” There is not any space vacant in My Conscience of the fullness of all good things, then; if you carry the abundance of the fulness in your con- science and in your consciousness, the reaction» of your conscious thinking would produce the abundance of the fulness in materiality and on. the material plane, and you and others will be able to enjoy those things. My Followers refuse to take out insurance. The real property is not insured. The personal property is not insured. When you lose a build- ing as they did in the ﬁre-—lost “the Greenkill Park Hotel,” one of the buildings there——but I have declared, “They shall gain an hundred more for that one.” Can you not see I AM doing what I said I would do? gains an hundredfold more in this present time, and in the world to come, Life Everlasting?’ - Krum Elbow Was Not a Gift“ . Now it came out inthe papers. that “the Krum , Elbow” was given: to;My Followers. , It_-was not “Norman has forsakenall of. those things for Righteousness’ sake unless he. 10 rheNEWrDAY given to them. It was not given to them; but he (the owner) sold it at a very reasonable price; there being about forty-ﬁve thousand dollars mortgage on it. It w.as paid off, and he did give -—at least he would not include his claims, as he said, in it; therefore, the property was not actually given to them, but they paid for it with “cold cash.” If you read’ “The Ulster County Press,” they will tell you that My Followers took out of their pockets many one thousand dollar bills and many ﬁve- hundred dollar bills to pay for this property; nevertheless, he did make a sacriﬁce of a great part of his rightful inher- itance in it, but it was not actually given to them. They paid “cold cash” for it. Take these thoughts to “consideration. We are not soliciting; We are not begging; we are not taking up collections; we are not receiving dona- tions; but as it came to My Followers——at least, it came to My Notice ﬁrst, he desired to sell it to the Followers at a special price; someone /had offered him sixty thousand dollars for it, he said, but he would rather sell it to the Followers for ﬁfty thousand dollars. «The estate is worth not less than seventy-ﬁve or a hundred thousand. Remember, it is right on the Hudson River, about three miles of river front. According to the records he showed ME, they gathered from the vineyard, last year, thirty tons of grapes. By the description of the property given them, there were about twenty-ﬁve tons of grapes yearly; but he said that they gathered from the crop last year, thirty tons and many of apples. I bear no record how many tons of apples were gathered from the farm. The Communities ‘Will Be Improved Cows and the sheep and the horses and the chickens and other live stock, the co-workers produce the feed for the stock and food for the children of men. They are making themselves independent by so doing. They will go out there and work ‘those farms and improve themselves as individuals and improve the communities in which they are living, and will improve the moral status in the divers communities as well as I have done in all other communities. Then I wish to say, I do not bear any record of there being any grievance between Mr. Spencer and Mr. Roose- velt. I have not anything against Mr. Roosevelt, neither have I anything against Mr. Spencer. If they had any ‘disagreeance,’ it was between them. Those things are their affairs; they are not Mine. I AM not out there to embarrass the President. I came"-—~»I AM out there to be an honor to any of our neighbors, and I AM out there to be an honor to the President of the United States of America. We are not going to dishonor our communities, and we are not going to dishonor our neighbors and our friends. Weshall be an honor to them; that is, if they will allowus to be; and I AM sure such a gentleman as the President of this country is, he is too intelligent an-d too diplomatic ' to ﬁnd fault and not allow ME to be an honor to him, by living out there and expressing My Man- ner of living in a most decent, moral and most “moralic” way, regardless to whatsoever the most of the people do. V, Lifting Men out of Misery There is no smoking, no drinking, no obscene or profane language to be used on our places. Those who look like men are to be accomodated in different places from those who look like women, unless they are married. We mean to lift up a standard continually for this people, and show men the reality of living Evangelically, that they might ‘copy after the fashion I AM showing them; and I will lift them out of all misery and out of all undesirable conditions whichthey have been undergoing. We are not going out there to be a public charge. Eggs on all of the places are sold for twenty cents a dozen in the winter. Chickens are sold for as little as eighteen and twenty cents a pound by the Followers. They produce veg- etables and other farm produce for themselves I and for the stock, .and if perchance any of those things are sold, they are always sold for much less than what you can get the same for else- where. Then I say, we do not mean to disgrace the President of our country, but we mean to grace him with our presence. Then I say, ‘live this Life and express it in deeds and in actions, and you will become to be, with ME, a living factor among the communities in which you live, and you will not become to be a disgrace, neither a public charge, but you will become to be an honor and an asset to all with ‘whom you come in con- tact. I thank you. (Amid hearty applause FATHER resumed His Seat, but arose again to say the following:) PEACE,EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” re~echoed the voices of the assembly.) I will detain you but a very short time. I would just like to say at this instance, I have been in-' formed that there is 'a Dr. or.Bishop Brooks in this audience some place; it may be that he may have a word to say; Bishop Brooks! . V (Bishop Brooks said a few words, also Mr. J. Finley Wilslon, Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks,; August 11th, 1938‘ A D I August 711th, who came in just before the closing of the Meet- I ins.) I ’ Bishop Brooks had previously visited the Meet- ing at one of the Extensions and had been grant- ed an interview by FATHER. He stated that he desired to establish himself in the City, and would be grateful for FATHER’S Support. FATHER .apprized him of this Mass Meeting which was to be held on the above-mentioned date, and told him that he would be privileged on this occasion to bring his plans before the public, and make himself known. Bishop Brooks used this opportunity rather injudiciously, .and neglected to place the matter before the great assembly, as he had stated he would be pleased to do. ,, A (Judging by the restlessness and inattention of the audience, the Bishop’s talk was dry and boring to them. FATHER arose at the con- clusion of the Bishop’s talk, and restored the wholesomeness of the atmosphere by these beautiful Words of Life.) PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the en- thusiastiqassembly.) ’ I would like to say, as you all delight in hear- ing ME say it anyway———I believe the majority of you just do not care what I say. For this cause I AM Personally making this announcement: There are some articles lost and found: one lace white hand-bag and a gold watch and some money. Anyone who has lost any or either of those things may come forward or let us know; they can be had for the asking. I further wish to say, if you read the pages of “The New Day,” "you will ﬁnd advertised in “The New Day,” ‘.‘lost and found articles.” Money and everything else that you usually lose in such audiences,‘ you will ﬁnd them advertised in “The New Day” every week. They can be had by call-' ing at the office, at My Headquarters on 123rd Street——-by calling at 123rd Street & Lenox Ave- nue, at My New York City Headquarters. I further wish to say, the time seems to be quite well expired, as I afore said; although it is not expired for ME, for at Nos. 152 to 160 West 126th" Street, there are thousands await ME there for the serving of the Banquet. Of course this is not anything out of the ordinary. It is the same—a matter of course. Each day you will ﬁnd it ﬁlled to overﬂow,—the Banquet Hall at 152-160 West 126th Street; every evening ———every night at eleven or twelve o’clock, es- pecially when I AM in the City Personally. Offer to Bishop Brooks Now, I would like to say before I bore you very A The NEW DAY ' 1 I no much longer, the last speaker, I invited him. to come to introduce his work .and his activities and his mission in our City, because he called on ME the other day; he called on My Office, and he was telling ME he was somewhat a stranger in the City; that he had come to open up, or organ- ize a church. Now I AM not a critic. I want My Followers to understand, I AM not speaking critically. I asked him, the Bishop, as he had asked ME to give him any information or cooper- ation in a way that would be constructive to him, that I could———I told him at the time, we would have, no doubt, no less than ten thousand at the Rockland Palace today and tonight, and if it were convenient for him to come and give us a statement or make his announcement or anything of that sort, of what he is anticipating doing in the City, I told him I would be glad to have him do so. Any constructive workweiare glad to cooper- ate with, to the extent that we will give them the privilege to speak in any of our aud-itoriums and in any of our dining rooms, and any place where we are holding our public meetings. I do this, not because it is especially helpful at all times, because some may not consider it would be helpful to them; but I feel as if though it could be that many might be interested in hearing the Bishop ,_.and attending some of his public meetings. I -desired to hear him represent his mission and his calling, for I know he could not represent Mine until he gets more of My Spirit. If he gets more of My Spirit and My Mind, and is inspired by the Spirit to preach. the Gospel of the Kingdom from this angle of expression, it may be possible he could represent ME effective- ly; but I knew he could not do it on the ﬁrst Sight. Anyone May Introduce His Work For this cause, I merely invited him to come and introduce himself and his work and his mis- sion, that he might have a chance t-odraw any of My Followers or anyone else to hear him at his meetings, if they wish to attend them. I AM open, and I AM willing and ready to allow anyone to come and introduce his respective mission, work and activities, that he might——or that those things might be understood by the hearers, just what the representatives of such organizations or political parties or whatsoever, may be rep- resenting. g Now this is an actual fact. I did it for this purpose, and I sincerely, conscientiously meant it. If any of My immediate Followers’ desire to attend the Bishop’s meetings, they are welcome to do so, and if there are any other visitors in’ , 12 t The NEW DAY August 1 1 th, I 938 . this audience who would like to attend his meet- ings, they are welcome to do so. For this cause I really desired to hear him announce his meet- ings, as he explained it to ME, that he might draw a crowd and be beneﬁted thereby. Now this is a fact. I AM not joking. I hope all of you know, when I mention any- thing‘ along that line, I mean what I AM talking about. Now then it has long since been declared, and I re—declare the same, “There has not been a man born among women, as great as John the Baptist; never- theless, the least in the Kingdom is greater than he.” I looked around to see if I could see one of the least. No doubt they have gone to their respec- tive places and have gone to sleep. But the least in the Kingdom is greater than John the Baptist; therefore, it is a matter of impossibility for individuals to represent ME in these audiences unless they understand a little more of the at- titude My Followers take towards ME. I would like tosay to our visiting friends——-I AM not speaking to the Bishop now, but to our visiting friends, and those who are as strangers and visitors who do not kn-ow that My Followers take ME, not merely to be called “FATHER,” but they take ME to be “GOD ALMIGHTY.” Unless another is converted into the same con-‘ viction and recognition,” they could‘ not preach to this people. They will not hear them; for what said the Scriptures concerning the mystery? “All that have ever come before ME, are thieves and robbers, but the sheep would not hear them.” So the Followers who are Believers in ME, to ﬁnd food for thought, yea, food for thoughts in the minds of others, the others must also be con- * verted into the -same recognition into which the Followers are converted, to give out food -for thought to them. It is a hard saying, but yet it is true; and I will act just as they think and as they say. I will do ‘just what they ask ME to do, and they will do whatsoever I ask- them to do. A Lie Will Cause Failure Now the question was asked today or tonight whichever, “How many of you are therein this audience that I have healed from incurable dis- eases?” It was asked, “How many of you are there, Whom I have taken -off of the welfares ?” A I know you did not wish to answer the speaker, although she was a Follower and converted in the same Spirit to the degree that you would feel the evidence of it within yourself; yet you did not ‘ constructively. apparently wish to answer this individual, be- cause she questioned, and I did not. I AM sure you know you will be a failure in business, profession, labor or trade, if you tell ME a ,lie. Then I say, do not say anything that is not true. Now if I have taken you off of the welfare, letit. be kn-own by the raising of your hands. How many are you whom I have freed from sin and lust and passion‘? (A great sea of hands was lifted.) N ow do not try to fool ME! Do not say it unless you mean it! Now how many are there of you, who will not and would not, since you are following ME, smoke a cig- p arette? How many among you are there who will not drink intoxicating liquors? Oh, it is a privilege to realize you are converted and changed from nature to Grace, from the Adamic state of consciousness to the CHRIST Consciousness and renovated even as I renovate old buildings. Now you are new creatures, and you will live according to My Teaching. You will go all the way with ME. I.. shall use you I shall use your ambition and your energy constructively; for I have lifted mil- lions through cooperation, and I shall lift- as many more daily, until I shall have universalized this which I AM expressing and which you are rein- carnating. I thank you. ‘ PEACE Tel. ACademy 2-8428-9 The Central Park Equestrian Club, Inc. RIDING ACADEMY Compliments of a. friend. 31 WEST 98th STREET’ New York City Tel. MO 2-813.0 PEACE S. GARLOCK LEATHER and FINDING-S Shoe upper repairing and wood heels oiurspeciaities. 20 LA SALLE ‘STREET Opp. West 125th St. New York City Thank You, ‘:9 FATHER ROSA PEACE ALF ONSO Groceries and Vegetables 17 WEST 114th STREET New York City PEACE Peace Shoe Shining Parlors Cooperative . SH IN E 3c. White Shoes --— Suedes — All Colors —— Cileaned 10c. ‘ Shoes Dyed—25e. ,- 6 Different Establishments. No. 1. 119th. a: Lenox No. 4. 115th & 5111: Ave. 2. 118th 85 Lenox 5. 119th & 5th Ave. 3. 131st & Lenox - “ ‘vi '6. - 133rd & I 5th Ave. i 13 Aegust 11th,; 1938 7 ‘T N W‘ D A Y we Thank You,-FATHER 9 We Have Just Moved to Harlem ad 9 We Wish to Cooperate 9 We Have Eveniy Mixed Help. 9 Our Prices Are Very Reasonable NEW YORK CITY 272-274 WEST. 125th STREET We Thank You, FATHER PEACE Rosendale Rhones W. C. Schryver; Pres. Office Phones Kingston 7J . Phone 2973 200082200]. MARCH into Rosendale 70 Wm. C. Schryver Lumber Co., Inc. 7 Lew s Pants Stores -217 W. 125th ST. WE MATCH YOUR COAT 211 W. 125th ST. and VEST E . ., Ma““f'‘‘°t“’°"’ °f A full Line of Sport Trousers. ALL KINDS OF M11-L WORK " . Plaster Board -— Sheet Rock ' Plaster & Cement 7 Kingston 74 E. 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY Ready made and to order. FREE Unbelievable tvallues in the best & latest styles. in Pants. Slacks for FaCt0Y'Y 363 FOXHALL AVE. NEW YORK ALTERATIONS Men & Boys from $1.25 to $4.95 PEACE We Thank You, FATHER MO. 2-6633 IF YOU WANT A PEACE RADIO m or u. axe “R” REPAIR SHOP T “'éomSs»§° PULLMAN’S BAG SHOP All work strictly guaranteed. Cooperating in FATHER'S Mind and Spirit 318 WEST 125th ST. 7 Save 10% Thank You. FATHER New York City PEACE 266 WEST 115th ST. PEACE DON.NELLY-NASH LUEMBER CO. HA1-lem 7-7526 lVi.ITC’HELL’S GIFT SHOP MIDSUMMER SALE starts this week. Electrical Appliances _, Housewares _ Lamps Lumber and.Mo-111idings——-Mxavso-n Materials , Watch our Window for Bargain Prices. 31 EAST 135”, STREET NEW YQRK QITX 14 E. 125th ST., Bet. Madison & 5th Ave-3., N. Y-., City Phone: TI1-iinghasvt 5-5086. ’ JPEACE PEACE EATMNT i Everything to wear for brothers and sisters Everything in rugs, linens and utensils for the.home———also watches ‘and shoe repairing Near 7:1: Avenue’, N. Y. e. 432.140 .WE.S’.I‘ 125:1: STREET O The NEW DAY FATHER SPEAKS AT THE BANQUET TABLE NO. 152-160 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK OITY FRIDAY AFTERNOON: AUGUST 5th, wwannn TIME: 1:10 P. M. Because we do not go around hollering “Tick- ets! Tickets! Tickets sold here for the Boat Out- ing,” do not forget the date of August the 8th. This is very signiﬁcant; therefore, be reminded by this Announcement which FATHER makes about this occasion of Monday, August 8th, at day-break, or thereabout. Avail yourself of this marvelous opportunity, if you will; for the very environment itself is “Heaven.” No smoking, no drinking, no profane language, no obscene’ language; just the best of company all day long, with plenty of good “Divine music” by real con- verted musicians who delight to play the instru- ments of many pieces to please their LORD and MASTER and the Angels. Come with us and have a good time, in the Blessed PRESENCE of Our LORD, FATHER DIVINE. Peace until then, when we shall all meet again, around the BODY of the SAVIOUR of men. We thank , THEE, Our KING. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows:) PEACE, EVERYONE : ( “Peace, FATHER DEAR!” joyfully responded the assembly.) I rise at this instance to say, it is understood, on Monday morning the 8th, the Boats will be leaving, 5:00 o’clock sharp. Those who antic- ipate going, you had better have your ticket before the dead-line is set up or stretched that you might not have to try to cross the dead-line. At 12:00 o’clock Sunday night, on the 7th, you cannot expect especially to get tickets after that hour. If you get your tickets between this and then, it .is an evidence in the act of you getting your tickets, whether they are for children or " adults, that you are anticipating going. If you -do not get your tickets on. or before that time- 12:00 o’clock midnight on the 7th, Sunday night —why, it is plain for us to understand, you are not interested in going. _ The way has been made possible for My Fol- lowers to go, if they wish to. The way has been made possible for outsiders to go if they wish to. All are welcome to go, but do not feel obli- gated. All you must ineeds do and be, is to come and go andbe independent while you are with ME. I need not say more at this instance. I believe I have said enough for you to tell your friends and those in whom you are interested, to get your tickets an-d their tickets early, before it is too late. The rush will be on Monday morning, and you know how they crowd around the Boats and the places where I AM. We will not have time to talk until I get aboard the Boat, if I AM going. I may be going, and yet I have not said I AM going Personally; but you know the rush is quite severe, and we do not have time to talk, and- the representatives will not have time to sell tickets on the wharf. If there are any tickets sold on the wharf——We are not expecting to sell any tickets on the wharf. For this cause, I AM especially stressing the signiﬁcanceof your pur- chasing your tickets before the hour for the Boat Outing. While yet, we know there are thousands and thousands going, who have already secured their tickets—a good many of them; neverthe- less, We are expecting to “sell a few more tickets up until and including Sunday evening; yea, Sun- day night, the 7th, at 12:00 o’clock. I thank you. Thank You, FATHER Rhytrhm -- Memorizing - Sightreading - Writing Thirteen weeks, $18.00 including use of piano. PEACE GRACE 107 WEST 126th ST., Apt. 5. PEACE New York City MO. 2—3646 Fuel PEACE . Food Stuffs In Wholeshale‘ Lots BRUCE & SON EUSKNESS BROKERS 209 WEST 17551311 STREET New Y 01°15 City Tel. MO 2-1330 ‘When thinking Of buying a car, see HARLEM MOTOR SAl.ES NEW CARS - USED CARS 2072 7th Ave., at 124th St., N. Y. City. PEACE PEACE TAILOR & SHOE Seer 2231 - 8th AVENUE, N. W. Cor. l120th STREET We Thank You, FATHER. ! I I ! BEDBUGS -- ROACl-lE.S E. ! 1 ! Two or 3 spraiyhigs a year with PREVENTHEM will clean them out. -Stainless and odorless. Wonderful for upholstered furniture. Kills Roaches at once. BENGAL 00., 214 St. Nicholas Ave., N. ‘Y. C. “It’s worth the price because it does the job.” V2 Gal, size 850. ;Quart size 4,50. Pint size 250. s N August ‘'1 1th», 1938 A August 11th, 1938 rhehNEwDAY- . is AS WITH THE DESIRABLE THINGS OF LIFE, SO WITH THE INFIRMITIES, INIQUITIES I AND OTHER INHERITED CHARACTERISTICS, THEY WILL COME TO THE DESCENDANTS THIS DEMONSTRATION WAS FOR THE PURPOSE 01-“ WEIGHING THE DIFFERENT INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS ' ON THE SCALE OF JUSTICE “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE’? , AT THE BANQUET TABLE 152-160 W. 126th ST. NEW YORK CITY TUESDAY EVENING and WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Secomd and Third, 1938 A. 1). F. 1). ‘“ TIME: 1:05 A. M. The Good Book says, “Do unto others as you Would that others should do unto you.” Through- by the “PEACE Demonstration” on Sunday past, July 31st, by FATHER DIVINE and Followers, we were permitted to learn accurately just how We are supposed to retaliate to the disinterested business concerns and enterprises, organizations and individuals. In the future we shall do unto them as they have done unto us. draw our strength politically, socially, econom- ically, and especially ﬁnancially. This is the Command of GOD, FATHER DIVINE. All through Bible history, we see instances where GOD would try the people by certain tests. They, however, were not aware of the seriousness of the matter, and consequently would fail to qualify, but would be subject to punishment.) On one occasion, when GOD told Gideon to try the people by bringing them to the water, and all of those who would lap Water like a dog, everyone of them should be chosen to ﬁght against the Midianites, out of twenty-two thousand only three hundred proved eligible. The people themselves were not aware of the fact that GOD was really testing them. When GOD told Jonah to go and preach to the City of Nineveh, the people did not know that GOD was tryinst save :them :beCau.sei~ was going "to destroy the City with thewicked folks therein. They heard not the Call of the Master through His Servant, and thus they were swept off of the face of the earth. Many other instances we could call to mind, but the time will not per- mit it; however, since no man‘ knows the Mind of GOD, we can now plainly see, since the LORD has made it obvious, thatthis Demonstration on We shall with-. Sunday past, was but another test of GOD, try- ing the people to see if they would hear HIM. They shall be dealt with from now on, as they have indicated they desire to be dealt with; and that is, for the most part, with the lack of the support of the Followers of FATHER DIVINE, and the results shall be painfully felt. LORD of our Salvation, we thank THEE. (The» foregoing statements are those"of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lowsz) PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” voices of the multitude.) Here we all are again, and there I sit and stand! I speak, I move, I act. It is a privilege to be here and hear the voices of the hearts of men. While their mouths are silent in speaking, their hearts are speaking very readily, and those who are alert to the. language of the speech of responded the the voice and the language of the hearts, they ' understand it. I thought to say a little while ago, we shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT, and we shall continue to weigh men on the Scale of Jus- tice by My Method of reaching them, and by My Method of getting them on the scale. While I mentioned in that Message, the RIGHTEOUS - GOVERNMENT PLATFORM is the Scale of Jus- tice, to weigh even the Constitution and its Amendments and other -documents of our Gov- ernment, it will also weigh small weights, such as yourself as individuals. It will weigh the lives of the people collectively; therefore, I AM weigh- ng them. _ I sent out an invitation, through the pages of “The New, Pain”. and through. the, .;co.-Workers and publishers of “‘The"‘New Day',”‘”toh men of business, profession, labor and trade, and to the . many different institutions in our communities, that they might have a chance to express their appreciation or disapproval of My Activities in this community; not only in this community but in other communities; as they know I AM not merely a local Representative but I AM national, J16 ' rh*eNi~:w DAY and even international; therefore I cannot be localized. ‘ The localization of individuals will no longer, have an existence in this My MOVEMENT, and My MOVEMENT shall envelop the world. I AM bringing an end to localization—-to localizing. You cannot bind individuals through and by the prejudice of other individuals and by their selﬁsh. graft and greed, for nature itself will teach you, GOD so ordained that all should be free._ Being free, you cannot be bound to 1-ocalities; you can- not be bound to nationalities; you cannot be bound to organizations nor individual societies; but you must have a free access to really express that which is within--the CHRIST. “If you continue in My Words, you shall know the Truth and the Truth shall set you free.” Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery, how I AM trying to set the rich and the poor, the high and the low, the great and the small, free, that they might be one with ME, and be emancip.ated from the undesirable conditions, such as bondage brings. Weighilng Individuals, Organizations and Institu- tions ’ Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD! For this cause I attempted in this last Demonstration to cooperate with the advertisers; the merchants,‘ business and other organizations, by giving them the privilege to participate in this Demonstration as an international, inter-denominational, non- sectari.an and non-partisan organization; as a non-partisan demonstration, giving each and all of the parties a "chance to represent themselves and to be represented in this last Demonstration which we held on Sunday, July 31st. This was for the purpose of weighing these different individu- als and different organizations and institutions on the Scale of Justice; the different churches and every organized body in our community, to let My Followers see an-d know, those who are worthy of us and worthy of GOD’S Support, they would cooperate in our Demonstration and par- ticipate in our Activities. V I say I AM weighing them on the Scale of Jus- tice. Everyone who did not and would not par- ticipate in response to the invitation, why, we know we should not participate in supporting and patronizing them, those who did not participate and cooperate and associate with us. I have not done anything yet to what I will do. give those our support politically, who ‘have par- ticipated with us organizationally, from a polit- ieal point of view; Those who did not and would We will * not and will not organizationally participate with‘ us, it is plain to see and know they are not worthy of you and ME; therefore, those who do not participate in this Boat Outing and who did not and will "not participate in our other Demonstrations when we are giving them an open invitation, we will “not participate with them in their endeavors when they are seeking election. Gave the Public a Chance I say, I AM weighing men on the Scale of Jus- tice; not only men, but I AM weighing organiza- tions. GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN, and I shall move with a Heavy Hand, such as I have not been doing. I gave all of the public a chance to par- ticipate and to cooperate in this Demonstration. I gave them a chance to advertise in this Demon- stration even for their own beneﬁt, and there are those with whom we have been dealing, who re- fused to participate in the Demonstration. If you are ashamed of ME, I AM ashamed of you! Aren’t'you glad? , We know these different institutions and or- ganizations which pretentiously are non-preju- diced and are willing, they say, to cooperate and willing to work different appearances, and they‘ say they do not segregate, I asked them to show their colors in this Demonstration to prove that they do not endorse segregation, but theyvfailed to do it. If we do not get them immediately, ,we will get them. One day is as a thousand years with GOD, and a thousand years is as one day. Every institution, every organization, every enterprise, and all of the different companies an-d businessmen and organizations that were in- vited to participate in the Demonstration and they failed to come to the front and march in _ line, even as you did, if we do not get them this year, we will get them. ’ Now I want My Followers here and all over the universe to jot down in their memory, those who participated, those who ‘cooperated, and those who demonstrated, and remember them in the time, when the time does come for you to remem- ber them nationally. Aren’t you glad? (“So glad,” shouted the audience.) ‘ As with the “Twentieth Century Bus Com- pany,” a few years ago, and as with the"‘Rialto Bus Company,” a few years ago, they would not take My Warning, but where are they now? I Aren’t you glad? I say, “GOD SHALL RULE in the affairs of men, .and none shall hinder HIM.” They Shall Feel GOD'S Presence The Pennsylvania Rialroad Company, and all of the differentoompanies, it matters not how great theygare; those who have been invited and Aag..,t 11th,i»‘19a8{i August .1,.‘lt'tli, 1938 The NEWI-DIAVY , » 17 didnot participateand cooperate, whether they be great or small, officials or"non-officials, they shall‘ feel the effect of MY PRESENCE. In busi- ness, profession, in labor and trade, they shall feel the effect of MY PRESENCE, and I shall let them see and know GOD deals in their affairs. .All of the different political and legal repre- sentatives whom we have been inviting from time to time, those who have ignored My invitations when GOD is calling to them, the time is coming . when I shall «move with a Mighty Hand, and My Followers and I shall reward them, and shall consider them even as they have considered ME. It matters not who they .are, all of the executives who have ignored ME, the time cometh and is not far away, when I shall move with a Mighty Hand of Power to ignore every official and every individual who has—-all who have ignored Aren’t you glad? I shall let them see, they must come up or shut up. They had just as well to “close shop” now, for I will close their shops. That is what I will do. I will let them see and know they cannot ignore GOD. They may think they .are ignoring GOD, but their ignor-ance will be an expression of telling others about ME more distinctly than refusing to ignore ME, for when the reaction of their ignoring shall have been put forth into expression, it in itself will tell them. — Now My Followers, not only here and now, but all who will be converted to this recognition inside of the next fifty years, this experience of July 31, 1938, in this Demonstration, the Scale of Justice was weighing millions who will come Aren’t you glad? The Curse Will Follow You I think I conveyed a thought here some time ago, even though a good many, practically all of the general public ignored it. I said, the persecu- tion of the Jews in Germany is an unjust perse- cution; but so long as you live in that category .and will be that old person by nationality or by nature, the curse that has been imposed uponyou and upon your ancestorswill follow you even as the blessings follow the people; for as said the Bible concerning the mystery: ~ , “For I, the LORD thy GOD, Am a jealous God,_ visiting the iniquities of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth genera- tion of them that hate ME; and shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love ME, and keep My Commandments.” ‘ hereafter. Iffix you be the ‘descendants of the ancestors of vice and of crime, of disobedience to GOD and to man, your inheritance will be their portion, ‘ if they did not get it all before you came. When a wealthy man dies, what does he do? He leaves his wealth to his descendants and especially to his sons and his daughters——the immediate family. He will try to keep it in his lineage, even though he may not be conscious of it if he is dead; but he has made arrangements for the purpose of holding it in his lineage. While he is living, he ‘makes such arrangements; therefore, his inheritance goes to his -descendants. I say, his inheritance goes to his descendants. As with the wealth, the desirable things‘ of life, even so with the inﬁrmities, the iniquities and every other inherited characteristic or characteristical expression, those things will come to those of the descendants, especially those of the immediate lineage. ' Even Fifty Years Later Then I say, if it is ﬁfty years from now, if you are representing a company now that has ignored RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, such as I have requested; unless you repent of your ignorance and your dishonesty and.- prejudice, it may be ﬁfty years from now, but your organiza- tion and the descendants of your organizations, shall feel the effect of your present prejudice L and segregation. My Followers will take cogni- zance of all of those with whom we come in con- tact——take cognizance of them, and see if they are honest and just individuals and also see if they are honest and just organizationally, polit- ically, socially, or otherwise. just and honest and true and are willing to do what GOD bids them do. If they are not, and rebel against the FUNDAMENTAL for which I stand, the reaction. of their rebellion shall come forth with a Mighty Hand, and shall control them in the way they think they are controlling the under-privileged today, those who are non-pri.vil- eged; for there are many who are non-privileged as well as the un.der-privileged. ‘ I say, GOD SHALL RULE in the affairs of men with or without a Bodily Form; “for it is not by power nor by might, but by My Spirit, de- clares your GOD.” I have been weighing them on the Scale of Justice. I have proven to man- kind conclusively-——not only here in America, but universally———that.this My Mission andiMy Activ- ities are well worth considering, and that I AM not out here with this Movement and with the Spirit of it for a selfish purpose. . Since they continue to ignore ME openly when the Invitations are given them, I shall ignore- them even as they ignore ME; but I shall ignore them in such an effective way, they will feel the effect of it organizationally. Every company, See if they are" 18 The New DAY it matters not what size company it is, the Penn- sylvania Railroad Company or' any other com- pany, it matters not who they are, or what company or organization they may be, if they ignore ME, they shall feel the effect of what they have attempted to do to ME. They shall feel the effect of it, not only individually, but they shall feel the effect of it organizationally. The Spirit Will Perform It Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD; for what said the Spirit concerning this mystery: “Speak LORD, for Thy servant heareth.” What- soever I speak, the Spirit will perform it. You will endorse it and vividly believe it, and the Spirit will perform it and fulﬁll it for ME. Aren’t you glad‘? Then I say, I AM weighing men, «organizations, and institutions on the Scale of Justice. I AM even weighing the Government of the United States of America. Aren’t you glad? We shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT. We shall not be discouraged, neither shall we be, by any means, disturbed until I shall have accomplished that for which I came and shall have established it in reality in the hearts and minds of the chil- dren of men. Now when I gave this invitation for all busi- ness men, profession, labor and trade and all of the different church organizations,‘politicians ' and political organizations and business ﬁrms to participate in this last Demonstration, when they ignored it, I want you all to ignore them, and -do not give them your patronage, for we shall have a RIGHTEOUS Government. We shall not support those who are in opposition by trying to ignore the FUNDAMENTAL, the FOUNDATION on which you are building; for when they are trying to ignore it and actually criticize it, they are trying to undermine the FOUNDATION, the Hope of your redemption. If They Cannot, We Cannot Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! Then I say, I request the honor of “The New Day,” so long as I AM contributing My Message to it gratis, to publish the interviews the agents had with the different business ﬁrms and different individuals; publish them -daily; that My FolloW- V ers, your readers, might hear and see and; know ’ just what the people are doing and how they think concerning ME and whether they are worthy of your patronage. Some may s.ay, “Well, owing to the fact that we do not advertise in out-of-town papers, we only advertise in the daily papers,” or have any sort of an excuse, we can only give our patronage to those who advertise and cooperate with us. It matters not what their alibi may be, the same as they write saying, “Why, we would be pleased to par- ticipate in Your Demonstration, but we just cannot.” Well, if you just cannot, we cannot support you. This is not conﬁned nor bound to individuals. alone, this means every org.aniza- ‘ tion, even to the school board. The time cometh and is near at hand, those who object to My Version and desire to "prohibit My Spirit from having access in man, I shall object totheirs and prohibit them, and they themselves individ- ually and org.anizationally shall be dethroned. The publication. must carry My Message just, as I convey it, and those who are opposed to it, why, you oppose ME“; and if you oppose ME, you oppose all of My present converts and those who will be converted from now, henceforth and .. forever. They will have on record your attitude which you have taken——you and your organiza- tion have taken in opposition towards this one. I say, GOD RULES in the affairs of men. A Question These are hard sayings, but yet they aretrue. Now as I said last evening, some will say, and some have said, “Well, what are you going to do when FATHER DIVINE passes on?” If it were such a thing as that, what said Jesus con- cerning the mystery, and He declared, “My FA- THER is greater than I?” He said, “If I go not away, the Comforter will not come.” When Jesus as a person ceased to function among men, over night three thousand were added to the church in one day. When I do not , say anything, although I AM present among you, that is the time, at times, when I express more effectively in converting and bringing thousands into subjection to My MESSAGE. Then I say, I -do not have to do a thing. I do not have to do a thing, I say, for what I AM going to do, I will do it with or without a Body. That is the mystery. A Body cannot prohibit ME from doingit and a Body cannot help ME. That is what I AM talking about. When you know your GOD, you know GOD was before HE had a Body; in other words, GOD is before HE had a Body, and GOD always IS. Now do not think that GOD can be stopped.‘ If all of the bodies that .are now believers would - go into oblivion, the Spirit of My PRESENCE would work more effectively, "no doubt, because it would come forth in a great force by Spirit and by Power, which is the true Mind, so that others could not prevent it as they can prevent your bodies as persons at times. Aren’t you glad? I AM not” bothering about bodies; This Body or any body, I shall accomplish My —En- ‘ August 11th, ‘i1p938:l%, , August 11:11, 1938 deavors and I shall work, just as effective and just as effectively without My PERSON. When I choose to not speak a Word; I shall accomplish My Endeavors just as effectively. That is the [mystery of the ALLNESS of GOD and the noth- ingness of matter. . The Reality of GOD You hear the metaphysicians talk about “the ALLNESS of GOD,” but they do not know it .as a living reality; but I know it as a reality, for I discount the reality of personality and in- dividuality that the reality of GOD, might be Without personality and might be even without individuality; that the reality ‘of GOD might not be attached to the psychics, and that the reality of GOD might have a free access in the Spirit as well as the ﬂesh. So long as you live in the psychics and observe personalities and observe individualities, it is a matter of impossibility for GOD to be a reality. Until you get away from the concept concerning personalities and get personalities out of your ' consideration, personalities in your consideration, even the Personality of your SAVIOUR, Work deterioration in the act of deteriorating and low- rating your standard of thinking and low-rating the standard of the ALMIGHTY. Aren’t you glad? , Forge through the psychic plane directly to GOD; then and only then will you be where I AM, where personalities and where individualities cannot come,,where they are no longer consid- ered, neither brought to min-d; for they are mere- ly expressions, as that of the ﬁrst Heaven, which . shall not even be called to mind, according to the prediction. Aren’t you glad? We are going on! Give These Words to Your Gl1ildren’s Children Now remember, ‘these Words which I have said this evening, yea, this morning, jot them J » down in your memory; transmit them to others i as I told Moses to tell the children of Israel: .“Bind, them upon your ﬁngers and give them to your children and your children’s children, and all of your descendants for those that are coming after you mentally and Spiritually may be mental and Spiritual children apparently” .Those who will come in this Light of Under- standing through the Words I AM speaking and AM speaking in you, through you and to you, may -be an expression of your characteristics, I they may be an expression of your personality; may be an expression of your individuality; but V . yet they _V‘m.ayw not ,be_;con_11ected mortal-mindedly,‘ I accessing. to the ﬁesld. If they are according to 2-We. and Road _ :r:.e~NEw DAY I ” 19 I the foregoing statement, as connected mentally and Spiritually and connected according to your personality and your individuality and bring out your personal expression in them as individuals, although they may not be connected ﬂeshly, they may be connected psychicly, from a psychological point of view. They may be connected to you; and so they are. e . A Many will be caught up in your personality and in your individuality mentally and Spiritual- ly, and reflect you automatically, volitionallyand spontaneously. This is an expression that could be termed “your descendants—-—your children,” according to the mortal version”; but all of them shall know this that I AM telling you, for it shall be transmitted. from you and through you and to others .a11d through you to them from a psychological point of view. ‘ « Now “they all shall know ME from the least to the greatest;” and they all shall know ME from the greatest to the least. They shall know ME in whatsoever way they may be. That is the great and glorious mystery. G Take these thoughts to consideration; and re- member, I AM dealing in the affairs of men, since you have declared by your prediction as given to you by inspiration, “GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN.” I must fulﬁl your prediction by verifying same. Aren’t you glad? I AM“ de- throning. the versions, ideas and opinions of men, , and I have come on the throne of the minds of them -to have free access, that they might cease to reign and that the Kingdom of GOD on earth among men might have full and free access among them. , I thank you. Tel. Mott Haven 9-2227 PEACE Buy your paper and paper bags at KRlE.GEL’S Weekly specialll With this ad you get a complete first.- aid kit worth $2.50 for only $1.00. STORE 44 -- BRONX TERMINAL MARKET PEACE THANK FATHER FOR THE OPENING of the I PEACE LAUNDRY so: WEST 120th ST. New York City PEACE L‘ La . BUY YOUR FORD CARS IN JAMAICA From SOL SCHEALDKRAUT, Inc. ALL MODELS OF. USED CARS Arnso, Is. 1‘. . A A Phone: LE. 4.-2254 zo " 2 The NEW DAY PEACE TI 5-0310 FOR BETTER FURNITURE. . Visit ’ Hiclcsotfs Furniture & Service Exchange 2154 FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY Entire Rooms Furnished, $8.00 up. PEACE GOLDY SHOES 104 LENOX AVENUE NEW YORK CITY HA. 7-1776, 7 PEACE JOHN EGAN‘ LUMBER CO., Inc. 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HAr1em 7-8090 We Thank You, FATHER 158 West 125th Street Specializing in} ARCH support sites of all descriptions 2' Not orilyv have we shoes for everyclaycomfort but we have shoes to give you comfort»-' of body ‘and. mind‘ in " any place where /at dressy shoe is more appropriate. All shoes fitted by experts. Join our Hosiery Club and cut your hosiery Bill by getting an extra7.p*ai‘ir lvoée. August 11th, 1938 2 August us, 1938 I IE You ARE cons REAL C1-iittim EN You ARE N01‘ BEGGING ANY OTEENE-w DAY ,21 PERSON FOR ANYTHING, ANY MORE THAN YOU WOULD BE ON THE STREET SOLIQITISNG g IF YOU LIVE THE LIFE AND PRODUCE THE SPIRIT oE SINCERITY IN I WORDS, DEEDS AND ACTIONS, YOU WILL BE PURE AS GOLD IN EXPRESSION “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE HOPE FARM EXTENSION WEST SAUGERTIES, N. Y, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AUGUST 6 and 7, 1938 A. D. F. I). TIME: 12:45 A.M. It was a beautiful August evening in the Prom- ised Land despite the rainy weather, for the PRECIOUS BODY OF GOD HIMSELF had gra- ciously Condescend-ed to present HIMSELF for. the second time that week to His happy, God- loving Children. The many angels from the various extensions were scurrying hither and thither in joyful anticipation of ﬁnding their Saviour in one of the many places set apart for Him, and altho all were hoping for the same CONTACT at the end of their journey, yet only surprisingly few found their way toithe lovely I-lope Farm residence where FATHER had ar- rived for the evening Banquet. It, was an unusual treat to see our Sweet Sav- viour being served in the small, family dining room--King and Ruler of so great a Following, yet ‘Host at this time over so few; but the Heavenly Atmosphere of His Inﬁnite Love was truly manifest to all present, some of whom ex,- pressed their appreciation and thankfulness to ‘Him in Words, and others in song. Nevertheless, because of this outward expression of love and devotion so openly demonstrated with the spirit of sincerity, FATHER in His Tender Mercy and Compassion for all reached out His Arms of love to draw in those too, who were failing in the mark of their high calling, and gave forth the following omniscientlvfessage of’ Truth that caused us to think as did the Psalmist of old: ‘Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in Thy Sight, LORD!’ We thank You, our Father! - (The foregoing staternents are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER; speaks as fol- .1,..lows,), - , - I I . E. ' PEACE, EVERYONE: V HERE WE ALL ARE AGAIN! I stand in the midst of the children of men as ONE among them! I speak, I act, I express in deeds and in actions as a SAMPLE and as an EXAMPLE in the likeness of the children of men that they might be even as I AM! I thought a little while ago, whilst the speaker wasspeaking, beholding and weighing the senti- ment of the angels as being termed people, I considered-—how is itwand what is the cause for some to be ignored completely in speaking, and in their testimonies, and why is it some are not‘? I thought as I have often said, if you produce the desirableness of the desirable and bring it to fruition Within you, those who do not desire you, they neglect the salvation that they all are seeking, and they will be failures and bring upon themselves such conditions as they are sur- mising in your consideration. I thought of how glorious it is to produce this desirableness by denying yourself wholeheartedly and being true, honest, competent and reliable, by being the same within as without in expression; and that which is seen and heard when you are in MY PERSON- AL PRESENCE will be the same in expression in words, in deeds and in actions when I AM I PERSONALLY ABSENT I Then and only then can you really be a rep- resentative of MINE; for holiness unto GOD is the great essential, and‘ to follow PEACE with all mankind, and I-IOLINESS, Without which no man can see the LORD! lV.[any_may theoretically say they know "ME! Unless you do know ME, and say you know ME, you are deceiving your- self, There is not anything done in secret that shall not be made known on the house-top. Through the deception of the heart the mouth speaketh, and the body acts accordingly! There- fore, it is essential to purge yourself of all selﬁsh- ness, and all human tendencies and all mortal ple.asures, and- recognize GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- ENCE, that GOD might be a LIVING FACTOR among you. - How glorious it is when you come to this place‘ L _ consciousness you not be a,deceiver,_ } 22 attempting to deceive someone else, and at the same time and at all times in such a state of mind, deceiving yourself. I thought again how glorious it is when you are real! You will cause even those of your own country to recognize you and appreciate you when you are\real through and through. You have heard men say and it is a true saying, ‘a prophet has honor but in his own country;’ only in his own country is where a prophet does not have honor. Nevertheless, the time cometh and now is, the untrue—the falsity of the untrue will be seen and felt by the hearts and minds of the children of men, espec- ially when they shall have been awakened in the light of this UNDERSTANDING. - Conscientiousness Is Christ Within Yeti sense something, and others also can tell wliether you are conscientious, Whether you are siiicere or not. How glorious it is then,I.‘ say, to- be conscieiiitious in all of your expressions. In every" word, every deed, and every emotion, ex- press the conscientiousness of GOD in man, of which is the CHRIST within of WHOM I will to bring to fruition if youwill allow ME! I have explained -heretofore; conscientiousness, sincer- ity—the spirit of sincereness expressed, is the CHRIST within and at times manifested in the ﬂesh. I . ' Then I say, conscientiousness, sincerity and de.- voutness will bring the CHRIST within to frui- tion, and you will no longer be.drifted about by the winds and doctrines of men, nor of your own, -by the theories and versions of them, nor by the version of, your own; but, being born again, you become to be new creatures in reality by being sincere and conscientious in all of your activities and by expressing with all simplicity the spirit of sincerity. When this is brought to fruition within yourself, even those who oppose you will be a be1iever——yea, they will be believers; they will be convinced to believe and see and say you are sincere in your activities and in your endeavors, for you will express the spirit of sin- cerity so vividly they will be obliged to see it. That is what I am talking about! And if they ignore it, they will be ignoring the hope of their redemption, and- will bring themselves as individ- uals under condemnation for ignoring the spirit of sincerity when I manifest it. That is the mystery! I thought of how there are those who do not even know individuals at times, but ‘have a sense of a feeling of the insincerity of such individuals, knowing that they are expressing deception and falsity within; their mouths being ﬁlled with guile, being those who -do not follow the LAMB whithersoever HE goeth, But those The New DAY August 11th, 1938 who follow the LAMB whithers=oever HE goeth, in their mouths is found no guile. Their mouths are free from guilation, deception! They would not express in words, deeds nor actions in the way of deception by being beguiled by the be- guilation of the “other fellow” as being termed Satan, as EVE was beguiled. How glorious it is to get away from those tendencies; get away from those fancies and those pleasures by which you have been drifted about from time to time from your earliest exis- tence, and even attempting to be deceivers to your own Life substance in WHOM you say you are trusting! Deception Can-not Inherit the Kingdom There are those who claim to know ME, who will do things and say things they know definite- ly they do not Want ME to know, and yet, get up and say they know Who I AME Such decep- tion will bring destruction to the physical bodies unless you change. ' As an abstract expression it will be manifested and others will observe it as a convincement to them that they might know deception camnot ‘inherit the KINGDOM! Oh, it is a privilege to know the TRUTH! Takethese thoughts to consideration! Stamp them in your memory once. and forever and purge your hearts and your minds of all falsity, deception and insin- cerity, for such will bring a false concept of life. in you, and also bring a false system of expres- sion in you. Such will bring a false sense of feelings in you; will bring a false sense of hear- ing in you, A and all of your live physical senses will become to be faulty by your insincerity and your untruthfulness in your actions, in your deeds and in your expressions. ‘ I This you do at times by deception, by being deceivers, as deceivers of GOD and of man, but I deceiving yourself all the time. Take these thoughts to consideration! In the KINGDOM there is not any such thing as soliciting for any- thing. GOD is INDEPENDENT, and all of HIS REAL Children are independent. They would not solicit anything; not the slightest item of .a necessity or what might be necessary; for the SPIRIT OF MY PRESENCE ITSELF, as I have declared by composition as a motto for considera- tion, IS THE SOURCE OF ALL SUPPLY; IT CAN AND IT WILL SATISFY EVERY GOOD DESIRE. When you do the slightest thing in the way of deception, in the way of trying to get. something,‘ and think I do not know it or ‘someone else does not know it, that act of an expression in yourself is deception, and some have the audacity to say, ‘Do not tell FATHER anything‘ about it!” AND THINK I DO NOT . , I‘-, 1' August 11 th, 1933!!» rheusw DAY y 23 KNOW IT! It goes to show you, they should stop talking! Begging individuals for things and then say,“Do not sayanything about it to FA- THER; do not let HIM know about it.’V That which is done in secret shall be made known on the housetop. The Bible says: ‘He that lacks knowledge, let him ask of GOD Who giveth liberally and upbraideth. not.’ If you lack anything, especially things that pertain to this life’s existence, especially if you are under MY JURISDICTION, let him or let her ask of GOD that giveth liberally and upbraideth not. But when you are deceivers and try to get something some other way saving coming through by the door, you are just what JESUS said they were ~—‘I am the Door of the sheep," said HE, ‘by ME if any man enter, the same shall be saved, but he that climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and .a robber.’ GOD Sees and Hears All What said DAVID in his experience as an old man at one time? ‘I once was young, but now I am old an-d I'have never seen the Righteous for- saken nor his seed begging bread.’ If you are GOD’S real Children you are not begging any person nor persons for anything, no more than you would be out on the street going from door to door soliciting. You would not beg any per- son nor persons, for GOD sees all you say and hears all you do. Then, if you do those things, close up shop in expression of testimonies, and making these long speeches and sermons trying to convince someone else, until you confess your sins’ and forsake them and get right with GOD and man. For you are not right with your fel- lowman, with those with whom you are in fellow- ship socially or personally, or in actions or in profession or in labor or in skill, unless you are one in heart and in mind with them in all of your works and in all of your deeds. I have called for the UNITY OF SPIRIT, OF MIND, OF AIM, AND /OF PURPOSE! Unless you can unify yourself together to that effect and to that degree you are not in reality ONE with ME. I thought again how men consider they are not appreciated by their own family and -by those with whom they are daily connected. It is because they are dishonest; they are un- true; they do not produce the spirit of sincerity and they do not convey it to others. Therefore, others do not believe what they are talking about. Thatis the mystery! ' I _ I thought of how men have said to MOTHER over and over again——different individuals- ‘Why, I thought you might tell ME something’ eetrying to pick MOTHER. MOTHER enjoys MY PRESENCE and MY TALK, yea, all of MY TALKS, maybe one hundred percent more than some of those who have only seen ME a few years. If you live the life and produce the spirit of sincerity in your words; your deeds and your actions, you will be pure in expression as gold is pure, and you will not be just a reﬂecti-om of ’ it as something that is merely washed in gold, but you will be the same through and through! Live this life and express it in deeds and in actions. Be true to your trust if I trust you! If you are not true to your trust, even though I trust you, you are not trustworthy. Therefore, you will be a failure and bring yourself to an open shame before GOD and- before man. I Standing with GOD , Oh, it is a privilege to stand. in the Actual Presence of GOD, if you stand in the PRES- ENCE OF GOD and STAND WITH GOD as did the one hundred and forty and four thousand on the MOUNT ZION. John, in his revelationic prediction,, declared he looked and ‘lo, a LAMB stood on the MOUNT ZION and with HIM an hundred and forty and four thousand.’ If you stand with GOD, it means exactly what it says -—you will stand with GOD in all of HIS IDEAS and all of HIS OPINIONS, in all of HIS WORKS and all of HIS MIND, and in all of HIS WAYS. The hundred and forty and four thousand stood on the MOUNT ZION with the LAMB of GOD. It is a privilege to stand with GOD,. is it not? But when you try to hide from GOD, you are hiding from GOD’S BLESSINGS; for such an expression of deception, you will be -obliged‘ to feel the effect of it some day, one day or another. Jot these thoughts down in your memory and consider, you bar yourself from the blessings in storehouse for you! When you refuse to. come through the door and try to climb up some other way, seeking blessings by soliciting an-d- begging in violation to MY TEACHING, you are only closing the door of SUCCESS for yourself, and preventing GOD from giving you the things you ' may be seeking. I Am sure you are barring My Blessings from your presence, and it will stand as a prohibitation if you allow such acts to go on ’ in your heart and in your mind. ‘How glorious it is to know the TRUTH, and be the SAME silently, in secrecy,‘-publicly, in- wardly, internally whichever, and outwardly or externally BE THE SAME! Then and only, then can you express or explain the TRUTH of GOD to the children‘ of men. Be conscientious in all of your deeds and actions, in all of your .activ- ities; be sincere; and express the spirit of sincer- ity and GOD will in turn act and do by you and J J 24 The NEW DAY ‘I August lilth, 193-8 to you even as you act and do to HIM. How glorious it is to know your GOD! What a priv- ilege it is to have the chance to produce the spirit of sincerity, of which is the CHRIST as I have afore explained. Produce the spirit of sincerity Within you, and bring the spirit of sincerity and all conscientiousness to fruition. There and then, you will have your CHRIST within you, WHOSE PERSONAL NAME WAS JESUS; in other words, for the Christian world, the PERSONAL NAME OF CHRIST WAS JESUS as the SAV- IOUR AND THE REDEEMER OF ALL HU- MANITY, for this is the way they see HIM to be. AREN’T YOU GLAD? The Truth is Sincerity Then, as a man thinketh in his heart so is he! One may think after this manner and the other after that. One m.ay observe the CHRIST from one angle of expression, and another from the other. Nevertheless, the CHRIST i_s a LIVING REALITY according to the way you see HIM. But bring this CHRIST, this spirit of sincerity, to fruition in all of your activities. EXPRESS SINCERITY, CONSCIENTIOUSNESS——THIS IS THE‘ TRUTH! It is the TRUTH to you if you are sincere. That is whatlthe TRUTH is! The TRUTH is whatsoever is an expression common- ly known as conscientiousness or sincerity. When such an expression is manifested within you, you are expressing thejspirit of sincerity. You are sincere in your assertions, in your words, in your deeds, in your emotions and in your expressions. Therefore, you are bringing CHRIST to fruition ——the spirit of sincerity, in all of your daily ac- tivities. That is the mystery! - Once upon a time men did not know they could take electricity and produce ice. JUST THINK OF IT! It was possible, but not to the conscious- ness of the unintelligent and non-scientiﬁc and non-advanced light of civilization. But to this adv.anced light of civilization, and in and at this time of the unfoldment of scientific things from , an inventional point of view coming forth into expression, those things are possible,.and many other things are more simple and possible; but yet, a few years ago you could not have believed it was possible. The bringing of the Christ to fruition within you by the spirit of sincerity and conscientiousness, is as much a LIVING REAT - ITY as it is to take your frigidaire and produce ice by electricity. You could not have believed this even in your day and in your time. It was not believable because it had not been invented ——such a thing as a frigid-aire that would produce ice almost instantaneously. Such an expression was -not lélelievahle, but it possible. It is a . reality because it has been invented; it has been. I experimented on and it has been established. Aren’t you glad? So it is with CHRIST in the name of sincerity, in the name of conscientiousness. Produce the Christ in the name of sincerity in all of» your activities, and you will bring that sincerity to fruition, for it is in the conscious mentality of the conscious actor. By this you will produce and bring to fruition the reality of your SAV- IOUR by the spirit of sincerity. - These words may sound a little foolish at times, but when you take MY MESSAGE from a scientiﬁc and from an inventional point of view, you can see, your daily experiences will tell you, that which I have- spoken in parables concerning the mystery of GOD and of you is a living reality among you. GOD can as much be made a LIV- ING FACTOR in the outer world of expression, through tangibilating these ideas and opinions that are spoken in the actuated words of ex- pression with the spirit of sincerity, until the very CHRIST of GOD will be a LIVING REAL- ITY. Those who oppose you, theywill be oppos- ing the life substance and the hope of their re- demption. Dial im with Sincerity Oh, it is ’a privilege to observe the mystery and to dial in on the Fundamental continually with the spirit of sincerity! If you build upon this foundation you will not have an occasion to fret nor worry; even though you may be with those in this great family or your family, as it may be termed, daily, you will be just as much ap- preciated and more appreciated than a stranger; for you will produce that desirableness of the desirable by the spirit of sincerityand you will be greatly appreciated and desired by your own people. That is the mystery! G V Then I say, the governors of the states, the I G chief executives of our country, and all of the noblemen of your world of consideration, may be invited‘ to any meeting, wheresoever I Am in . the consideration of the people; but they are only a fraction of a percent of a grain for considera- tion in the hearts and minds of My Believers. It goes to show you, you should produce such qualities in you that will be desired, that will be desirable and thatwill beyearned for; in other words, sought after daily. My real Followers, they want to hear ME TALK! _The mayors, the governors and all of thenoblemen of our pres-, ent land and country, and even other countries, they may come from far" and near, but My Fol- lowers do not care about hearing them unless they can actually hear,ME. If this is truewith concerning you and others, the same should! I August. .1 1th, 1938 be with you as‘ individuals.’ You should produce that desirableness of the desirable so that all of your hearers and those with whom you -come in contact daily will desire to hear you with the spirit of sincerity. That is what I am talking about! But to produce the undesirable sense of feelings within yourself and convey such a sense_ of feelings to others concerning you, it is an open expression that you arenot producing the spirit of sincerity and bringing it to fruition, and con- veying the atmosphere of it to your hearers. Oh, itis a privilege to be in the Actual Pres- ence of GOD! But as I thought, I considered, and as I observed I could see deﬁnitely the mys- tery!.Why is it that you are not desired? Why I i is it. that they do not desire to hear you talk? Why is it that they do not desire to hear you sing? It is because you are not sincere in heart and in mind. You are not conscientious when you try to do anything or say anything at My Personal Absence you -d-o not say or wish to say in My Personal Presence. Anything you would not want’ ME to Personally know, when you have once declared ME, it is an open expression that you are insincere, and the insincerity of your heart will be reﬂected from you to others, and will cause yourself‘ to become to be repulsive. That is why some are so repulsive and cannot be enjoyed by others nor by the hearers, nor even by the hearers with Whom you are in connection daily in conversation or in some activity. You create a spirit of repulsiveness and tﬂansmit it to others, an-d you become to be repulsive to others, and they see you as being antagonistic and conflicting, for the spirit of insincerity will. create such a condition within you. Be sincere! Be conscientious! TELL THE TRUTH! . ‘N-0 Flesh Shall Glory in My Sight’ When you say’ one thing and mean another, when you speak in your actions, your expressions or in your deeds in one way and mean some- thing else by what you say, it is an open expres- sion of insincerity, of falsity, and of untruth. I said, ‘No ﬂesh shall glory in MY SIGHT.’ Such shall not continue to exist among you. I shall expose it from A t-0 Z; I shall expose it from Genesis to Revelation—from your thoughts to My Consideration, or from MY Thoughts to your c-onsideration, and from you to ME, as I said, .as from A to Z. ' B Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! But unless you heed that which I Am so freely giving you, you cannot gain the victory over your enemy, which is self and selﬁshness within -you, Where is the ‘other fellow’ and who is he? ‘ Self and selﬁshness and self-corlceitednessf, of V ‘K . to the grave to come up no more. said the Scripture concerning this mystery? ‘He T1he_NE'W DAY 25rd which will deceive you, trying to cause you to deceive others if you will allow the ‘other fellow’ to do so. Be honest, be competent and be true, and if I can get that ‘other fellow’ out of you, why, I, have accomplished a great work; for he will not only cause you and your presence to be repulsive to the hearers and those who are around you, but he will cause you to go down For what that goeth down to the pit,’ or to the grave, ‘shall come up no more’ or ‘shall not rise again,’ or words to that effect. ‘ Now, I am doing quite a little talking on this subject, but I .am doing it that you whohave been doing such things might make a confession and forsake them, and come boldly to .a throne of GRACE that you might live and have victory over sickness and over death by getting victory over yourself and selﬁshness. ‘Man looks on the «outward appearance but GOD looks on the heart.’ You cannot hide from GOD. God knows your thoughts afar off, even before they come into your consideration. GOD KNOWS THEM! ‘The Wages of Sin Is Death’ Oh, it is a privilege, I say, to -observe the mys- tery; for if this point can get you to be con- scientious in all of your words, deeds and actions, and express the spirit of sincerity in every en- deavor and in all of your activities, you will be blessed and have victory over sickness, sorrow, pain and death; but if you do not, why, sickness, sorrow, pain and death will come right here in this house. ‘Thewages of sin is death.’ What said the Scripture concerning the mystery? ‘If you live after the ﬂesh, ye shall die; but if ye, through the spirit, do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live.’ - v Then I say, mortify those mortal deeds and those mortal versions, those mortal human ten- dencies an-d fancies and pleasures, and all of that insincerity within you. If you do, you will overcome sickness and diseases, and will over- come death that willcome after you. As I said a little while ago, that of which _I was speaking -——the Spirit of the Consciousness of the Pres- ence of GOD, that is What _I Am speaking of— is the Source of all Supply. IT can and it will, yea, it-_ does, satisfy» every good -d-esire. You do not have to beg any ‘person nor persons, but, ‘he who puts his trust in ME,’ said one, ‘shall never be confounded.’ But especially when you ask others to give you this or give you that or give you something, and s.ay, ‘Do not tell FATHER anything about it," If you areﬁworking in the Kingdom here, if you are honest, everything} you i 26 The NEW DAY need can and will be supplied if you will really trust in GOD. For you have long since sung, and I redeclare the same, ‘The LORD WILL PROVIDE!’ If you refuse to trust HIM and try to climb up some other way, the things you need may not be forthcoming because you are not humble enough to seek in the way according to the PLAN and the PURPOSE. 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Horses boarded Horses. delivered to bridle path. August 1 1th, 1938 ’ New ‘York City, August 3 1 th, 1938 The NEW DAY T 27 T THE UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD OF MAN AND THE FATl=lE§Rl*l00lD OF GOD CANNOT BE REALIZED UNTIL YOU ACTUALLY RECOGNTZE THE REALITY OF GOD ON EARTH AMONG MEN MANY OF YOUR BUSINESS PLACES ARE BEING CLOSED BECAUSE YOU FAIL TO LIFT UP THE GOLDEN RULE——-THE STANDARD ll AM STRESSING——-FATHER DIVINE YOUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT MEETING 468-470 BROAD STREET BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 4, 1938 A.D.F.D. The joy of the Bridgeport children knew no bounds when they discovered that their «LORD and MASTER, FATHER DIVINE, had arrived there personally to attend the Righteous Gov- ernment Meeting this Thursday evening and to bless the City of Bridgeport in general with His Presence, which consists of Joy, Peace, Love, Health, Success and Prosperity and every other good and desirable blessing. A number of visitors were present, including a gentleman from Detroit, Michigan, and another. gentleman who recently came to see Father from Texas. These two visitors both gave re- markable testimonies, giving thanks and praises to our Precious Lord for what He has done for them. I ' As Father says, ‘Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you,’ so it -did; for on this night 'we'rece-ived Words of Wisdom and food‘ for thought as our Sweet Saviour spoke tons and showed us the way so plainly that alfool need never err. , For your great condescension, our Lord, we humbly thank Thee. D (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which Father. speaks as fol- IOWSE) . C PEACE, EVERY.ONE: , Here we all are again! It is a privilege to real- ize this is not merely a supposition, but it is the conscious realization and the recognition of mil- lions! They are realizing the Unity of the Spir- it, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose as a living -reality to bring about that Universal Brother- hood of which you all have been speaking. You T have spoken quite often in your different or- -earth, I will draw all men unto Me!’ ganizations -of society, of the Universal Broth- erhood of man and the conscious realization oi.’ the Fatherhood of GOD, but this cannot be real- ized until you actually recognize the reality of GOD on earth among men. It is not necessary to especially stress the personiﬁcation of GOD ﬁrstly, but if you can recognize GOD’S .. Ever- presence as a living factor among us, if it is a principle lifted as a Standard, it is well worth I considering; hence, it can be copied after, as it is the fashion for others to copy after. Then I say, in your mentality or conscious thinking, if you think vividly along these lines of the Brotherhood of man and of the Father- hood of GOD, this will bring you in close fel- lowship one with the other, when you realize GOD with or without a body is your FATHER and you never had another! For this cause Je- sus as a person taught, ‘the Kingdom of GOD is within’; and also taught you. to pray, ‘Our Father Who art in Heaven’; teaching you in the very prayer He rehearsed»-i.n other words, iter- ated, that those words might be that GOD was your FA'_l‘HER and you never had another! ‘Our FATHER Who art in Ele.av- en.” When you realize the Fatherhood of GOD as the children of GOD you will bring yourselves in the category with Jesus Christyour Saviour; if not personally, characteristically and dispo- sitionally, you will become to be one with your Creator. ‘ For this cause we are rejoicing and we .are ex- ceedingly glad! This evening I came as I usu- ally come, stealing away from almost everyone with the exception of a limited few that ‘may trail Me .to keep along with ‘Me, yet I ﬁnd there are faces here this eveningwhich would not be here hald If not come. Personally.‘ The forego- ing statements in that message as read, show conclusively, ‘And I, if I be lifted up from the If men could and would apply this life a.nd this teach- ing in actions and in deeds to and in all of their business, profession, labor and trade, they too, as well as I among you, would be the center of attraction and would draw men to their respec- re-iterated, _, 23 i lTih.e.NE.W DAY tive business places, to their respective profes- sions, labor or trade. Fail to Show the Christ Why is it the churches are idle today? Why is it your business places are vacant, with all of the advertising you do through your publicity agents? Yet apparently for the lack of busi- ness, many of your places are being closed be- cause you fail to lift up the Golden Rule, the standard of which I am stressing, to demon- strate and exhibit JESUS the CHRIST in all of your daily activities! ‘And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men unto Me!’ Wheresoever CHRIST is exempliﬁed; whereso- ever CHRIST is advocated; and wheresoever CHRIST is demonstrated in activities, in’ busi- ness or in labor, the very CHRIST by nature will attract them and draw them! You have no longer an occasion to be short of co-workers, labor, or business or any such thing, for ‘I will draw all men unto Me’! V , This evening as a person, if I could be, and did not know why, I would be somewhat em- ! barrassed not to see every‘ pew or seat in this auditorium ﬁlled, but I know I stole away as I usually do and did not allow anyone to follow Me, saving some few who watched Me when I left the Promised Land and made the trip in a winding way‘ here on business. But whereso- ever I Am, if I Am known to be there, I will draw them; even if I Am not known to be there, I will draw them; for as magnet draws steel—— in other words, a magnet will draw, even so magnetize I My Activities, My Spirit, My Min-d and My Characteristics when they are put forth into expression. As the earth has gravitation and will attract things and draw them down to it, even so will this magnetism attract and draw for you all business, profession, labor or trade and you will be obliged to be successful and prosperous in all xof.your endeavors, if you live this life and exhibit JESUS in all of your ac- tivities. The Key to the Mysteries It is a marvelous thing, dear ones A; it is the key to the hidden mysteries, yea, to all of the mysteries, .and it is the key to ‘the Scriptures! It will unlock every barred and shut door; it will cause you to be successful and prosperous in all of your endeavors if you love» Christ whole- heartedly and keep Him in your business, profes- sion, labor or trade, or whatsoever your,busi- iiess ‘aetivities be. August 11th, 1938 ‘And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men unto Me.’ The great magnetism of CHRIST is in evidence when .and wheresoever He can express effective- I 1y; as He is privileged to express according to His Plan and His Purpose, He will attract and draw and nought can hinder; for GOD by na- ture is Inﬁnite and will out-win everyone that is in opposition! How glorious it is to know your Saviour! Then I say, we have a privilege to live in the actual presence of GOD, where GOD is your Refuge, your Protection, your Help and your Aid, and the Hope of your Redemption and the Redemp- tion for all. There are many things Lcould say along this line, but I merely arose at this time to convey these thoughts and to further say, as I usually do, we h.ave visiting friends in our midst and we have endeavored to be mindful how we entertain strangers. For this cause, in all of our divers assemblies, even. though they be somewhat the same as this one, we give our vis- iting friends a chance to speak or explain or ex- press themselves according to the dictates of their own conscience. If you are representatives of the social, economic, political, religious or spiritual or educational ﬁelds of endeavor, what- soever you may be representatives of, you are welcome to speak, move volitionally if you wish to. If you do not care to, give us your name, address and profession, and we will gladly in- troduce you according to custom. I thank you! After several beautiful and convincing testi- monies were given by both followers and visi- tors alike, a sister got up and stated that she had been accompanied to the meeting by the peo- ple she worked for; it was their ﬁrst visit and she hoped they enjoyed themselves. FATHER speaks again as follows: We .are honored to have Mr. Keats and his family with us tonight, and if they would like to have anything to say, they are welcome to,’ whilst yet they are- not obligated to do so if they do not wish to; just make yourselves comfort- able. Of course this is a small thing here to- night in the outward expression of our activi- ties; for My followers here did not even know I was anywhere in the neighborhood, and of course, not any of them in New York knew about it or else we would not have standing room in this auditorium. Of course, this audi- torium is really held here as a chapel for those of the followers and the immediate visiting friends, around; whensoever we have a regular meeting, unless we expand it to the streets; why; August lltll, 1938 The NEW DAY 3 29 we .usually get a larger hall; however this au- ditorium happens to accommodate the limited _ few that a°re here tonight. I hope that our vis- iting friends will make themselves comfortable and if they would like to have a word to say, . feel free to speak, and if they desire to do so, we would be glad to introduce them if they de- sire to speak. I thank you. (At this time a brother came forward to the rostrum, stating that he would like to join this movement of Father DiVine’s Peace Mission and asked one of the secretaries if. she would take his name for this purpose. Being one just com- ing into the understanding of this great Truth, he did not understand that it is not so much a material oriphysical step that has to be taken, but rather to be joined unto the LORD mentally and spiritually with that great bond of fellow- ship that no man can tear asunder. For this cause, our Sweet Saviour, FATHER DIVINE, arose once more to enlighten the understanding of this individual in order that one more stray sheep might enter into this unmingled love and joy without a tear, and be redeemed once and forever.) FATHER Speaks as follows: PEACE, EVERYONE: I would just like to say to the brother, just at- tend the meetings whensoever you will, as you are led to do so and make yourself at home; you are the same as all of the others who are in this immediate connection; that is to say, under this jurisdiction. If you wish to attend here at any time, it is perfectly all right; but we do not take names, we do not have roll call or anything of that sort as the customary churches do, but we know your name is written on the Lamb Book of Life, hence it need not be written with pen or ink, as it is stamped in the Lamb Book of Life according to your faith in CHRIST! It is a privilege, dear ones, to be free and free indeed! We have thousands of people as the speaker, at times, who desire to join, but it is not .a matter of joining. The immediate follow- ers who are with Me daily, a good many of them, I do not bear record of their names, ‘personal names, nor whatsoever names they may be go- ing by, I do not bear record of their names; hence, as I say, it is a matter of being born into this family by taking on the characteristics, the nature and the Spirit of JESUS and becoming to be adopted or born into the Royal Family by so doing. Hence it is a privilege to be that way. You are not obligated, there are not any fees to join or to be in this number; it does not cost anything in our large auditoriums and we never take up a collection; we do not do anyfsoliciting; we do not allow anyone to give us any contribu- tions :01" any such things for our professional or spiritual work. We only accept of pay for our material or physical practical service that We give to GOD and man, but as far as the profes- sional, spiritual or inspirational work, all of these activities are absolutely gratis without any thought of compensation! I would further like to say, in these auditori- ums in New York and elsewhere where We have large auditoriums, they stay open all day and all night, at least from ten to ten and many times the doors are open all night. People are wel- come to come in and enjoy the comfort and the convenience of such auditoriums and dining rooms winter or summer, but especially it is a great blessing to hundreds and thousands of peo- ple in the winter; many of them without accom- modation can come in and get free meals abso- lutely GRATIS! Others who can afford to pay, can get meals -for ten and fifteen cents. They can come in the auditoriums and dining rooms and have the comforts and convenience such as we have, absolutely GRATIS! Welcome Without Compensation For this cause, I say it is a wonderful blessing to be free from obligations and yet be-in connec- tion with the Spirit of My Presence. I need not say more at this instance, but I would like to further convey the thought to the last speaker; feel free, and feel the same as all the rest of us do, at home. Of course if you are not living here right under this particular jurisdiction, "if you live anywhere in t__his community, you are welcome to attend our meetings and be here any , time it is convenient without any thought of compensation or remuneration by any means whatever. If you get meals in any of these places they are ten or ﬁfteen cents; ﬁfty cents a night for sleeping space or two dollars per week. That is the maximum expense. Even in the Promised Land and places up there that are set apart for ' the work, renovated, remodeled and such like, you ﬁnd the same accommodation and the same as you find it here in Bridgeport and in New ' York. or get fees or anything of that sort, but we are just endeavoring to convey to others the bless- ings that we are enjoying, that they might be . partakers of the same which shall eventually overcome all of their undesirable conditions, the same as the last speaker whenhe Inentioned to Me of his condition——-I said, ‘Have faith,’ or So we are not trying to get members to join i say more. 30 The NEW DAY S ‘Keep the faith’; it was not necessary for me to If GOD was going to heal him, GOD is present with him wheresoever hemay be. That is the mystery! As with one of the last two gentlemen who have spoken, the gentleman who mentioned his daughter being healed in California; she had not seen Me personally but she knew by faith, I was there and she mentally and spiritually contacted Me; her desires, which were prayers, were heard and answered speedily, even as it was with the last gentleman who just left the floor, and as in the experience of the gentleman who is from Michigan. When he contacted Me harmonious- 1y by thinking harmoniously with Me along these lines, why, he forgot all about he had any eyes, because he was thinking on Me and on some- thing he termed to be more than that of himself according to the ﬂesh, and by this he was instan- taneously healed. By the Spirit So the Spirit of GOD continues to go on. I do not touch a person for their healing. I do not touch a person to bless them. I need not touch anything to dedicate it or to bless it in any way Personally; for the very Spirit of My Presence and the Presence of My Spirit will accomplish that of which I endeavor; for it has long since been declared, and I re-declare the same: ‘It is) not by power nor by might, but by Spirit, declares your LORD!’ If it is by the spirit, then why should the body perform any act of doing .anything to bring about those desirable conditions? It is unnecessary un- less you are an M.D. If you are an M.D., why, then you have a right to use material or physical methods; but if you are a D.D., in My Opinion you should not use material or physical remedies, for you are depending on the Inﬁnite and if you are depending on the Inﬁnite, why use material remedies? Can you not see the mystery? If the spirit is going to do the work, whybthen should we, as metaphysicians, as metaphysical teachers and as D. D.’s, attempt to charge a person for what the spirit is doing? Why should I charge you for the he.aling if the spirit did it? Why, someone else just as well to charge for the heal- ing! As for you, you may have been the means through which the spirit was directed, in other words, through‘ which the individuals directed their thoughts and attention that they might re- ceive the healing; but if the spirit did the heal- ing, why should some individual person personal- ly .,c1aim'*it‘? I » g L The Spirit is impersona,1—-it is as much some other individual’s as it is yours! Can you not I see the mystery? GOD’S Spirit is IMPERSONAL! when I say _ GOD’S Spirit, I mean, MY SPIRIT is IMPER--I ‘ SONAL; and if iMy Spirit is impersonal, then . why should I make any claim on My Spirit as a person and try to usurp authority over My Spirit when My Spirit is Lnot personal‘? Aren’t youglad! As with the Spirit, so with the characteristics; and as with them, so with the blessings the Spirit is bringing. The Spirit is bringing into expres- sion limitless blessings, but they are all imper- sonal, even though they are not conﬁned nor bound to the Tabernacle nor the Body nor the Person nor the Personality of your Saviour! How glorious it is to observe the mystery and give GOD all of the glory and the honor, to Whom it » belongs! Aren’t you glad! Stre-ssing the Impersonal Upon this Foundation My Followers are stand- ing, and they‘ are lifted from materialism, from mortality and from the mortal versions ;' although many of them look to Me personally, yet I Am stressing daily, I Am mot personal but imperson- al! I Am not individuated nor stressing the in- dividuality of Myself as an individual, but I Am stressing the unindividuality of each and every living creature. When this is established in your memory, you will have victory over all undesir- able conditions; for GOD will be in evidence from this angle of expression and mortality and the mortal versions will have no longer an existence. So long as the morta1’s version can have exist- ence in your mentality, it is .a matter of impos- sibility for the Spirit to work effectively and give you victory over all undesirable conditions; but how glorious it is when you ascend the heights and get away from materialism, mortality and the mortal version! Forge through the psychic plane directly to GOD and refuse to live inthe psychics, ‘observing personalities and individuali- ties in your consideration—-—by recognizing the impersonality and the unindividuality of the IN- FINITE ONE, GOD will be to you even as He is to His Own—His Own Body. Naught will be able to hinder; naught will be able to prevent you, for you shall have taken on the Nature and the Characteristics of your Saviour; for GOD is INFINITE! I thank you! PEACE BER—SHAN’S SHOE OUTLET —— SAVE MONEY Buy famous trade mark shoes. Sizes 2 to 11. Widths AAA to EEE ‘All One Pnice $3.00. —-— Value to $12.50. 129 WEST 3.3111 sir. I Opp. Gi1n.bel’s, N. 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THEN GS WITH Wlilﬂi WE COE‘i.E IN CONTACT-—-FATIIER NVINE WE SHALL NOT BE DISCOURAGED UNTIL WE BRING THE PRACTICALITY OF ALL SCIENTIFIC TRUTH INTO ACTUALITY AND ALL HUMANITY RECOGNIZES IT FATHERS MESSAGE AT THE BANQUET TABLE HOPE FARM PROMISED LAND 2N1) DAY or BOAT EXCURSION TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, ‘1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 10:40 A.M. Since the purchase of the famous Krum Elbow property on the Hudson by followers of Father Divine, the question has been asked by many: ‘What is Father’s economic theory or plan, and what use does He intend to make of Krum El- bow?’ This was answered in general very beau- tifully, when on the morning of the 2nd day of the great boat excursion of His followers to Krum Elbow, FATHER served a Banquet at Hope Farm, West Saugerties, and delivered a most Wonderful Message. Theforegoing statement comes from the tran- scriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- loWs:—_—- THANK YOU, FATHER “PEACE, .EVERYONE! GOOD HEALTH, GOOD WILL and a GOOD APPETITE, with GOOD MANNERS, GOOD’ BEHAVIOUR, ALL SUCCESS, and ALL PROSPERITY; GOOD AFTERNOON, GOOD E V E N I N G, GOOD NIGHT, and GOOD MORNING AGAIN! Here we all are and there I am; there I sit and here you stand, in the unity, of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose. I make these assertions for all of us, that all of us might be partakers of this which I am stressing and become to be the re- cipients «of the limitless blessings which you can enumerate in consideration, for ‘as a man think- eth in his heart, so is he’; and. ‘according to your faith, so be it unto thee.’. “ It is a privilege to realize, we can think on large scales, no longer limiting ourselves mere- ly to units .and tens, but let us go on fnom one degree of unfoldment to another; going from one degree of advancement to ‘another; from one de- gree of improvement to another; and produce perfection and bring it to fruition in all of our activities. Do not think our Work and mission are for the purpose of merely evangelizing the. people from a religious or spiritual point of view. Our work and our mission are for the purpose of bringing about the reality of the perfection, of all things with which we come ‘in contact, to de- velop perfection and bring these qualities to frui- tion and establish them among this people. Religiously, yes, of course! One of the great morals and the foundation thereof, it is essen- tial to be religious; for you have that inner urge A by which you are inspired. Nevertheless, we are not considering religion merely as a mytho- logical concept of Heaven; we are considering re- ligion as the hope of the redemptionof all hu- manity; considering religion as the Redeemer of I every ﬁeld of endeavor; for Without the recog- nition of GOD’S actual Presence among us, all ‘ will be a failure. The Principles of Our Country As I have often stressed, consider; even Un- cle Sam himself, as we may term the Govern- ment to be, has said ‘E Pluribus Unum,’ and ‘In GOD we trust.’ The foundation of A our great Country in which we are living, was founded up- on the principles which I am exemplifying, which I am bringing to the surface again. Where men had buried them in sin, in graft and greedand in selﬁshness, I am bringing this Principle back to the surface, that mankind might become to be exempliﬁers of RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, that these qualities might be estab- lished universally. A As I have often said, the very Constitution itself; when men live according to the Constitu- tion of this Country and bring the spirit and A I meaning of the Constitution to fruition within them, then and only then We will not be repre- senting merely Americanism, but Americanism will be converted into true Evangelism, which I am representing. When Evangelism shall have been established legally, and politically, and na- tionally, going out from this Country as the light of Salvation to humanity, we will ﬁnd Arneri_can- " ism will be real evangelism going forth into all August 11th, 1933 I Aagmy. 1 nh, 1933 civilized and uncivilized countries, evangelizing all humanity. No longer merely teaching Chris- tianity from a religious point of view, as it is termed; but teaching the practicality of Salva- tion; teaching the Life of GOD transmitted to humanity; for in the beginning, when GOD cre- ated the Heaven and the earth, the earth was Void and without form. It was void; being im- practical, unproﬁtable, and good for nothing, as it was in the beginning when it was invisible. But GOD said, ‘Let dry land‘ appear.’ Man Must Be Practical In the very beginning of the tangibilization of things, GOD, through His condescension, began tangibilating things. There and then, and from the tangibilated earth, GOD formed man out of the dust thereof and breathed in the man the Breath of Life and the man became a living soul. For the practicality of things, GOD condescend- ed‘ to form man. Man has no business with a body if he cannot be practical. Aren’t you glad! The practicality of GOD among the children of men began when GOD formed man out of the G dust of the ground and said, ‘Replenish the earth and dress the garden’; which was to be prac- tical; which was to be proﬁtable. Bring your land under cultivation and make it practical and proﬁtable, even as I demand you to do and be this day. Aren’t you glad! ‘We shall not be discouraged until we shall have wuniversalized this identical idea, and it shall have been established in the hearts and minds of men to become to be more proﬁtable on the earth plane. Getting away from superstition, and su- perstitious ideas concerning the Kingdom of GOD, but realizing the verycreatiron itself from the beginning;pthe earth was void when it was ~, invisible, when it was intangible, when it was im- practical. The earth was‘ void and good for nothing, but GOD said, ‘Let dry land appear.’ For this cause I am here! Aren’t you glad! We shall not be discouraged until we bring the practicality of all scientiﬁc Truth into actu- ality and all humanity recognizes it. When this shall have been established we will have no more , war. There will not be any more wars, race-riots or confusion among the nations of the earth, for all will have a-full’and a—plenty, and thereiwill be plenty of space for habitation. Men will not think within themselves they must encroach on or invade other territories to have an existence. The earth will not be over-populated in places when there are thousands and millions of acres of land uncultivated, undeveloped and unoccu- pied. Such land should be cultivated, occupied ‘ . and improved for the advancement of civiliza- tion and for the moral betterment of all human- ‘ ThehNE'W DAY I 3:; ity. When this shall have been established: among us we shall have a Righteous Govern.- ment. Cause of War What is the cause of the wars in all of the other countries to-day, and the threatened Wars in this Country, among ourselves? It is because of graft, and greed, and selﬁshness, and the im- practicalness of humanity. Let us get away from those places in consciousness where men are merely surmising Heaven to be something mythological and something imaginary, but bring our mythological concepts into actuality ” and put them into practice as a living: reality. Then and only then can that which is termed re- ligion become to be a living factor. How glori- ous it is to live in such a recognition and to build upon a foundation that cannot be sliakenl Live in this recognition, beloved ones, and all mankind will eventually see, the only hope of redemption is to build. upon the Fundamental which I am stressing and exeniplifying, and have established for all mankind. I have not closed thedoor behind Me. I have opened the door and thrown it Wide open for the ben.ef1t of all humanity in fulﬁllment of the Scripture, ‘Behold, I set before you an open door.’ The Revelation- ic prediction of John, as it was a prediction as — well as a-.revelation——-‘I set before you an open door’-can you not see, the door is not closed? Enter in, young men! Enter in, old men! En- ter in, all of the inhabitants of the earth, and become to be self-respecting, self-supporting and independent. Thisiand only this can cause you to be real American citizens. To express your citizenry you must come into the unity of the Spirit and become to be self-supporting, an-d: self- sustaining, and independent within. Refuse to be dependents. Lift up your heads with cour- age bold, and look out on the ﬁeld, for the har- vest truly is ripe but the laborers are few. You have heard Me say over and over again in My original composition We just sang, ‘There are millions and millions of blessings, every day they are multiplied by as many more.’ There are billions of blessings, and trillions of bless- ings; quadrillions of blessings, quintillions of blessings, sextillizons of blessings and septillions of blessings; octillions of blessings, duodecillions of blessings and decillions of blessings they are multiplied if you will let them be. If you let go and let GOD, GOD will let you, and GOD will help you to do just what you desire to do. ‘Work in My Vineyard’ Now look out(on the ﬁeld, for the ﬁeld is white; the harvest isiripe, but the laborers are few. Gan as The/NEW DAY, August -i11t.l1, 1938 you not see" the mission and the calling of true Christianity? Can you not see the meaning of the very Spirit of Christianity when it came forth into expression in the Person of JESUS? JESUS declared, ‘The harvest is ripe but the laborers are few.’ Even at that time men were impractical. He was speaking a parable it is true, but they were impractical, becoming to be unproﬁtable, becoming to be good for nothing. Theref=ore, ‘Go and work in My vineyard for the harvest is ripe but the laborers are few.’ We sh.all have a Righteous Government by put- ting into practice and causing the practicality of true Christianity,‘ and the Life and the Teach- ing of JESUS as exemplified by ‘us, to be uni- versally established. When -this is done, we shall overcome all slaughtering of mankind; we shall overcome all confusion, lacks, wants and limitations, and all undesirable conditions such as have been existing among the inhabitants of the earth; for GOD Himself will be in evidence on earth among us from every angle expressi- ble, evangelically, ' socially, intellectually, politi- cally; and in every endeavor and activity, GOD Himself will be in evidence and will be in expres- sion; for we are now daily, and have been daily, calling GOD into action. When you signa contract, or .any simple agree- ment, you call GOD on the scene to endorse it for you. When you take‘ an oath and say you are being sworn in to take it in the Name of GOD or in the Name of the Bible, it is not you but GOD, that GOD ‘might confirm that which you are saying, and that which you .are doing and endeavoring to do. For the purpose of prohib- iting falsity from being established in you; to prohibit falsity from being enacted inthe things you do; let us do it thuswise and bring to frui- tion all of these qualities which I am stressing, and GOD Himself will be active and will be in evidence in all of your endeavors as well as in Mine and those of Mine. That is the mystery! Nothing But GOD Seen: . I am showing you and all mankind, GOD is not confined nor bound to an individual; GOD is Im- personal. But remember, you must allow GOD to express scientifically and accurately from every angle expressible, even as He is express- ing in this Tabernacle that you call GOD and recognize. That is why you call Me GOD; it is because GOD in all evidence has been discerned and nothing else but GOD is seen. In all I am doing and in all I have done, there are those who have known Me for ﬁfty years or more, can tell you the same. Here is Mother Divine at My right, can tell you she has told millions, she has never seen anythingbut GOD in Me. Permit Me to be transmittible; permit Me to be reincarnatable; permit Me to be reproducible. When this is done, you will see GOD in all man- kind. In allthey do socially, spiritually, econom- ically, intellectually, politically or what not, they will be the fulﬁllers of the Word of GOD. Aren’t you glad! This is what it is all about, beloved ones, and when you build upon this Foundation, you will be lifted above the under-privileged and will ascend the height of Perfection and go above. the over-privileged and put them in their places. That is what I am doing. I am putting the over- privileged in their places and yet I am an honor to the over-privileged, for I am_blessing them by putting them in their respective places where _ they should be. As long as they are over-priv- ileged and subjected to the spirit of dictatorship and lordship, they cannot be prosperous,,hea1thy, happy, and they cannot have the victory over di- vers difficulties that come in opposition from mor- tality; for all mortals-9 are subject to death. Then I say, if you live exactly according to this Teaching, I will give you victory even as I have it. We shall have a Righteous Government in all we say and in all we do; and in all of our activities and endeavors we shall produce the Truth an-d bring it to fruition in every expres- sion, and GOD alone shall be reckoned among us. GOD alone will be accounted, as in this Taber- nacle and in My activities, in My work and in My mission. GOD alone is the Hope of the Re- demption of all of the people in this considera- tion, and none can hinder Him. ' Therefore, My followers know the spirit and the meaning of GOD’S Presence," and the very Work of His mission to bring about a moral bet- terment universally, and to bring about an ex- pression of accurateness and equity in all of our activities. When this is established once and for- ever, we shall live on earth in Heaven, and evan- gelism will be an expression gone out from Amer- ica as Americanism, but Americanism as I afore said, is evangelism when it shall have been con- verted. That is exactly what Americanism shall be. r ‘ Can you retrace your thoughts back-to those men who came to this Country seeking a land of the free? Were they not seeking freedom of speech in religion? They were seeking the priv- ilege of expressing GOD according to the dictates of their conscience, and under the Constitution it has been granted. Every American citizen is privileged to serve GOD to the dictates of his own conscience. By so doing, if you will serve GOD to the dictates of your own conscience, if you relax your conscious mentality and stillayouis selves as individuals, GOD Himself. will express 160-162 — EAST 127th ST. August 1 1th, .1938 Within you; and when this is done you Will no longer be bound by the versions of men, but the Very Spirit of the CHRIST Within will lead you on to perfection in every endeavor. Not only in Bread RESH« ' k RoHs Cakes Delivered by Victory PEACE PEACE The Talk of Harlem PILGRIM HYGRAD-E ICE CREAM 536 CRAVEN STREET, BRONX NEW YORK orrv Phone: IN. 9-8900, IN. 9-4545 Thank You, FATHER 'I‘e1.: LEhigh 4-2435 C N. GOLDBERGER WHOLESALE GROCER .— SUGAR, BEANS, RICEW Supplied to All Peace Missions , 1.617 PARK AVENUE Gor. 115th St. PEACE PEACE You will do well by buying your Shoes at FARBER’S FAMILY SHOE :S‘TORE Shoes for the Entire Family Right on the corner of 113th St. — 5th Ave. . J. POPEEILL. Wholesale Grocer, Restaurant and Baker’s Supplies Including Veg. 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FIRST DAY TIME: 4:30 P.M. At lastthe day which thousands of the Foll-owers of FATHER DIVINE had looked forward to, had arrived. Many children took advantage of the un~ paralleled Blessing which was granted to them by the LORD, FATHER DIVINE, to spend two long, delightful days on the water, and in most select and a r i s t o c r a t i c “Divine” Homes and Mansions up in the _Catskill Mountains, absolutely free. This unusual and marvelous invitation was granted to any child eighteen years and under, and those who accepted of it, have been much -enriched and ben-efited thereby. Thousands were standing on the wharf long before the time appointed for sailing and when the two boats, "The City of New York”, on which the LORD Personally was riding, and “The Man-v hattan”, pulled out, the sight was indeed glorious. The sun shone brightly on the water, the voices of the Angels seemed sweeter than ever, as they hailed, saluted the King, and sang Praises to His Holy NAME. During the sail, the two boats at times were in sight of each other and greetings were exchanged, From the time we left the dock here in the City until we returned, -there was nothing but the -expression of Heaven in evidence. To many of the visitors, this experience was truly a reve- lation, and they expressed such in their testimonies. for they had been in high social groups before, ranking with the elite and the nobles of the land, yet they had never experienced such a supremely fine modest and moral group of people, as those on board these boats in all of their lives. Not a cigarette was seen on deck, nor on the grounds during all of these hours. Not a glass or a flask of liquor was observed. Not a word of indecency was expressed. Everything was Peace and Love and Harmony, and GOD reigned and ruled thereon. Because of this recogniti-on of the PRESENCE of GOD, everyone was exceedingly happy, lifted in Spirit, in mind and in body, and even the very captain of the boat was so entranced by the PRESENCE of GOD, he placed his uniform on the LORD, as he spoke in actions, his delight to behold the Supreme Captain of the Sea. At two o’clock, the boats landed in Milton, a place of beauty, with its shady oaks and elm trees, arbors of honeysuckle, bowers of rambler roses, and the beautiful remodelled Artists’, Colony was a picture of exquisite delight. A little time was spent in viewing the beautiful grounds and the mansion, which is a sceneof great attraction, and then the great Banquet was served in the Dining Hall over~ looking the beautiful Hudson. The “March of Time” news reel received a special blessing to be granted the privilege by the LORD to make pictures of this occasion, the Dedication of the Artists’ Colony and other places. FATHER served the Banquet, and during the course of same, speeches and testimonies. and songs were appropriately rendered. All waited on the LORD, ’who finally climaxed the occasion with these beautiful “D~i~ vine” Messages, which are herewith recorded. GREAT REDEEMER, FATHER DIVINE, we I thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as follows:) . ‘ I . (FATHER sang, together with the Angels ac~ companying, the following beautiful and suitable songs:); “Come and dine, don't you hear your FATHER I calling you? Come and dine, HE calls for you. Come and dine, don’t you hear your FATHER calling you? ’ . Come and dine, HE calls for you. “I have a-full and a-plenty, a-full and a-plenty, There is a—full and a—plenty for all; Of food and of raiments, of houses and shelter, 1 have a-full and a-plenty for all.” PEACE, EVERYONE: “ “Peace, FATHER DEAR!" responded the Angels together with the mass assembly.) . GOOD HEALTHLGOOD WILL! a GOOD APPETITEI GOOD MANNERSI GOOD BE- HAVIOURI All PROSPERITY and all SUCCESS to you I bring. This is not merely an assertion, it is a declaration. It is no longer merely a pre- diction, for that which has been affirmed by many is being fulfilled in our daily experience,- andrwe iAugust llth, T9383 A -..,speak on, you are welcome to do so. ‘Mission Extension, ’ than the previous one, V happyto live this Atn1osphere..” , August lith, ‘I938 are actually enjoying the “inspirationic" prediction. of millions, for we are the Fulfillers in this Dis~ pensation and the inheritors of our rightful Bless- ings. “The meek shall inherit the earth, and the Righteous -shall dwell in the land forever.” , For this cause I have called forth RIGHTEOUS- NESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE to be enacted in all we say and in all we do, that we might become to be the Personification of that which w-e are emphasizing, ‘advocating and stressing until all mankind will realize that which can be surmised, or in other words, is merely a supposition, can be our conscious recognition and realization where~ soever we are. I have arisen at this instance to say, we have in our midst visiting friends as usual, I would like to say to our visiting‘ friends, they all are invited to speak, if they care to. Do nolf feel obligated to do so unless you wish to, but in the mean time. if you desire to speak on any subject you care to You may speak on politics, religion, sociology or whatsoever your work and mission may be. You are privileged to speak and move according to the dictates of your own conscience. If you do not desire to speak and move volitionally as we do, you are privileged to give us your name, address and pro- fession, and we will gladly introduce you according to custom. I thank you- (At this time a testimony was given from rep- resentatives of Denver, Colo. FATHER, having seated Himself, arose and spoke again as follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” was the familiar greeting.) - Since there are not any of our visiting friends speaking, we are going to ask one of the secretaries to read a Message for us, after which it may be possible that some one of our visiting friends may be moved to speak, if not, later on the Spirit may move from the within to speak according to the dictates of My Conscience. I thank you. FATHER'S message of July 31st, ‘given at Rockland Palace, was read at this point. (Captain Millard J. Bloomer, guest at the Banquet Table, commented highly on the Message which FATHER had permitted to be read. He stated that it was really a wonderful Message. He referred to the reading of the above mentioned Mes- sage, He expressed his sincereiappreciation for the pri- vilege of being present at this Opening of the Peace Captain Bloomer stated his delight in having been privileged to be associated with FATHER for the past eightiyears, and remarked that every beautiful Extension of the Peace Mission seemed to be better He said, “It makes me so (There‘ s were several mdre very iI“.t€‘-i‘:_ii The NEWDAY ' 37 speeches given by both the guests at the table and those in the audience, but time will not permit the recording of them. at the present time.) FATHER speaks again; PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR.” again greeted the merry throng.) Here we all are again, and there I sit and stand: I AM still transmitting MYSELF to the children of men, whatsoever that means. I mean to trans»- mit that which I AM to them, that they might be even as I AM among them. Wh-en this is es— tablished universally, we shall have RIGHT--4 EOUS Government, which we are daily stressing, It is a privilege to live in the ACTUAL PRESENCE of GOD! This was the mission of the Mashiach———CHRIST your SAVIOUR, name shall be called lMl\/lAl\lUE.L., being interpreted GOD is with us." I. have brought to the conscious realization and the recognition of mankind, GOD'S ACTUAL PRESENCE among them. By this, they are lifted from depressions, lacks, wants and limitations, and from all sorts of undesirable conditions. This is accomplished by realizing, that which you had once merely surmised something you hoped for, you lived in the hope of receiving some day when you entered into Heaven. This Heaven of which you are speaking, and of which you have been speaking is an imaginary Heaven, It is not the Heaven of reality, but through supposition by superstition, men imagined Heaven to be a place somewhere geographically far beyond the sun, the moon and all of the planets in the, solar system and far above all of the other visible bodies in all of the other systems of which we have read, Those th-oughts of superstition have revealed to the children of men, according to the mortal versions of them, the idea of an imaginary Heaven far ab-ove all of the other planets, which is to say. according tothe Religions, far above the sky: but I have declared and I re—declare the same, “The sky is nowhere and is nothing, but everywhere where thaere is nothing.” So long as you can look out in vacant space where there is nothing in the Vacant space betw-een——~«if you can look out in the vacant space, you can see it will appear as though the sky is there: but if you take the Wiiigs of the Morning’: and fly asthe great aviators do, of to"day—-—go as far as you can see, when you get the1f‘€ ‘YOU’ W111 see the sky is not yet. When you get there. you will see the sky is nowhere‘ and is nothing, but everywhere where there is nothing. Where’ Shall We Filid Heaven '1? Our modern astronomers have brought out by science many new discoveries, among them, one of f -our most recently visible boclies cornnioiily known as a star; It declared tliiatl,°tl‘iis _wl*iir3l*: .35 I 38 The NEW DAY August 11th, 1938 been recently discovered is somewhere about two billion and four hundred million miles in diameter. Just think of it! If, acc-ording to science, this star is that size and all of the other planets are as far and some much further distant than that, where are we going, ‘to, to find Heaven above all of the stars? ‘ We shall lift our minds from superstition and bring our conscious concepts concerning Heaven in-- to our recognition of something that is no longer superstitiousness, neither merely an expression to bc surmised as something we might inherit when we die; but remember, Heaven is not a place geographi~ cally; it is a state of consciousness. All men have the privilege to lift their minds from superstition; to raise their minds to the CHRIST Consciousness; and when they contact the CHRIST Consciousness, . they will think even as Jesus thought, for Jesus said, “The Kingdom of GOD is within you.” For this cause, we are rejoicing to present to you this PRINCIPLE that will produce and bring» to fruition the Kingdom of GOD within you; that will give you victory over sickness, disease, sorrow and ,misery and will establish your going in the land of the living. Then I say, "Here you all are, and there I AM: there I sit and here you stand." I AM stressing the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose. This is what I have actually accomplished for you. As I often; say, so long as there are di— visions among the people, it is a matter of impos-si- bility for them to be continually successful. You may accumulate great wealth and great things of the earth,_ but you will not enjoy them because you have accumulated them selfishly, and desire to bring others into subjection to your selfishness; but: when you learn to “love ye one another" and unify yourselves together even as they did——in other words, as they were in the beginning of the v creation; there and then you are returning to the Garden of Eden from whence you were driven. Transmitting the Life of Christ Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery and to be able to enter into the light of this Under- standing which we are daily stressing. When I say, “Here you all are and there I AM,” I AM endeavoring to transmit the very Life and the Characteristics of the CHRIST to you, that you might enjoy it and be even as I AM among you, and be partakers of the identical Nature and Charac- teristics. When this is once established in you, you will be successful; you will be properous; you will be healthy; you will be happy in all of your endeavors. The powers that may rise in opposition, it will be a matter of impossibility for them to defeat you; for “greater is He that is within you- than all they that could be against you.” ‘ There “are many things I could say, but I believe there was enough said in the very reading of-that Message, I iavesconveyed‘ to you quite conclusive- ly, My W0 ‘. \. , My Mission and My_ Endeavors; what mean to accomplish regardless to what or who oppose. As I a-fore said, we mean to have a RIGHTEOUS Government. This RIGHTEOUS Government which we are stressing, it must first come in ourselves as individuals’. We must express it in all of our deeds and in all of our actions. For this cause I have converted the hearts and minds of millions, that they might be brought into subjection to the RIGHTEOUS Government as reckoned. and considered by CHRIST in the Christian world of expression, whose Personal. Name was “Jesus”. Oh, it is a privilege to observe it. When this is established within you once, as an individual, you will no longer have an occasion to fret nor worry concerning circumstances, conditions and your surroundings. All of these undesirable con- ditions can be gurmounted by the CHRIST that dwells within you. All Natioms Must Return to the Beginning As I said, as with an individual, so with a nation; and as with a nation, so with all of the nations of the earth. Each and all of the nations of the earth must eventually return to the place in consciousness where they were in the beginning of the creation. In the beginning of the creation. they were all of one language and of one speech. We shall have one language and we shall have one flag. Aren’t you glad? This is bringing you back into fellowship with GOD from whence you were driven; for “in the beginning,” the Bible plainly tellsyou, “they were all of one language and of one speech." They were not divided in the begin~ ning. "There was not any such thing as races, creeds, colors, nationalities and divisions among them. They were all of one language and of one speech, and I have declared, “We shall have one language and one speech and we shall have one flag." Aren't you glad? ' _ The unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose shall be accomplished as a living reality among us, for as with an organization, I stress again for your consideration, so with a nation. If the thousands and thousandsunder-—-the sound of’ My Voice this evening, can be-, and are, brought into subjection to RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE and live it, all of the nations’ of the earth universally can be partakers of it, for it is RIGHTEOUSNESS, and it is impersonal. As GOD is Impersonal, all of GOD’S Righteous— ness, Characteristics and Disposition, alljof these qualities of_GOD which we are expressing, they are all impersonal; hence, we cannot in reality have a monopoly on those things, for they are as free ‘for one man as they are for another; all we must needs do is to live it and express it and all of the powers that be, to you will be as e‘Xpre~ssive as they are to ME. Aren’t you glad? Why live in lacks, wants and limitations, even thoughithe oppositions may be great as a prohibita- tion, endeavoring to prohibit us fromtaccomplish- August 11th, 1938 mg our endeavors? But‘ we will accomplish them, even though all earth oppose. Aren’t you glad? The Hilly Ways Level and the Rough Ways Plain As I said, we shall have a RIGHTEOUS Gov- ernment. All_of the powers that be, in opposition to ME, shall not prevent it, for as I AM Individu- ally independent, even so independent will I make, or cause every individual to be, who will harmonize with Me. Now tell. the nations I said it. I shall lift every individual, all of. the non-privileged and the under-privileged, and bring them on equality with those who are privileged,,and those who are over-privileged, and “I shall make the hilly ways level and the rough ways plain”; and I shall cause all of the nations of the earth to “love yeone an- other” even as these do under My Personal ‘Juris- diction. This is not accomplished by power, it is not ac- C.OmpliSh€Cl by might; for it has long since been dieclarecl, “It is not by ‘power not might, but by My Spirit, declares the LORD." A Oh, it is a privilege to realize it! All you must needs do is to speak; the Word of GOD will ful~ lill that for you. ‘Now is not this a glorious au- dience? How glorious it is to know all of these, My Followers,‘ who are living according to My Teaching, they are not smoking, drinking, nor are they committing other sins that are in violation to GOD’S Command. This is not a supposition; it is a declaration. I AM re—declaring it, and I shall establish it in the hearts and lives of others, that all nations of the earth might be “contagion-ized" with it, for it is all very contagious. You feel good too, do you ’ not? .(“Ye.s, LORD!” ac- cl.aim.ed the multitude.) I would like to say to My visiting friends, those who do not understand the mystery and the sci- entificness of My Activities, when I speak or move, those who think with ME, they contact My Spirit even as a radio receiving set when you dial in on a broadcast message. You contact that transmitted message and your receiving set catches it. Even so _My Followers contact ME ‘harmoniously and oth- ers are as contagious and as expressive as they are with it. ‘ All they must needs do is to get those electrons -of electricity in them quickened, that they might no longer see things mortal—rnindedly; but by concentrating on the FUNDAMENTAL, they will get the Message, for it is the same current transmitted. That is the current that is in all of us. Act Out Religi-on We shall have a RIGHTEOUS Government and I shall not be discouraged nor disturbed until the laws of our land will permit a man to serve GOD to the dictat-es of his own conscience, according to the ‘Constitution; for we believe that GOD. means for you to act out Religion, that which is com. monly known as "Religion.” We do not believe in" what they call f‘Religion”; but that which is The NEW DAY . 39 commonly known as “Religion” put into prac-- tice-—~"The Golden Rule”——-and act it out in all you say and in all you do. There and then you Will become to be a living factor, mad‘e real, tan- gible and practical; for all of those things that are invisible, of GOD’S Characteristics and Nature, they are all reincarnatable. How glorious it is then, I say, to, live in such as recognition; hence, we are not merely talking Religion, but this is the actuated Words of My expressionﬂanswering the economic situation and condition among us. Why should you be in lacks and wants and limitations? If GOD is in you. then ’put your God—given qualities into practice and cause your God—given qualities and energy and ambition to be directed in a constructive direction, for the upbuilding of your physical condition, for the up—bu'ilding of your moral condition, for the up==building of your social surrounding and all things that concern you, that you might be the actual expressers and the manifestors of true Christianity. In a civilized world, as this is alleged to be, it is worse than brutality for men to be in lacks. and wants and l.imi.ta‘t-i.on.s; and for men to destroy the food stuff, that which should ‘be supplied to thousands of those who are going hungry daily. I know they will rise, and they have arisen in opposition to My Personal Activities here in these different communities in this country, to try to curb the advancement of My PRESENCE and the advancement of an increase of food stuff and such like. “Why should you plant so much?” or "Why should you produce so much in the way of stock and such like as that?" when there are all sorts of laws and rules and regulations in violation to the Constitution, when you are Religious, and Re-» ligiously convicted to carry out the plan and put- posegaccording to the Promise and the Request of the ALMIGHTY. GOD fore—ordained that men should replenish the earth and cultivate it and in- crease the'l3lessings hereof. Do Your Duty and Be Blessed Why is it we cannot continue to advance scientie .-fically, intellectually, socially, morally and in every other way of expression for the advancement of the Kingdom of Heaven on earth among us? This it is your duty to do. You should do it, and by so doing you will be abundantly blessed in the Sight of GOD and of man; although they will stop you if they can. I would like to say, this day had been set apart as a day as being termed thededicationofthe“Artist Colony.” While on this Outingphere, we thought to st-op at “Krum Elbow” and also in Kingston. Our manner of dedication is no.t in the way of the former custom of most of the Religions; but MY ACTUAL PRESENCE in such a place," according to the conviction of My Followers, is actually a dedication. Nevertheless, I do say, and as I have I of .i people‘ are ' thinl~:i«ng constructively, -‘ ti\;el"\;,>' of destruietiv_elv? You cannot expect 4.!) The New DAY‘ twirl, and still say again, we have assembled to-day to call to mind our Mission on earth among men ----to renovate and improve all things; even as you are required to do morally, intellectually, scientifi- cally, let us do it socially, economically and other- wise. Tliese material buildings, they are renovated, re- modelled; and other places that are improved, they are the outward expression. as a sketch and a reflec- tion of the reality of the increase of GODS Bless- ings and of how HE will multiply them. All you must neecis do is to live Evangelically and abide in the Spirit, according to the Teaching: and the’ Spirit of GOD'S Presence will be with you ef- fectively. and will help you in all of your en- deavors. '.ll‘ho Dole Makes Men Unprofitablc As; .1 alore said, why should our land--in other , words, the land in this Country be lying idle, im- practical, unprofitable and good for nothing? It is because there are those who should be earning their livelihood, they are getting the dole of which has caused them to be impractical, unprofitable and good for nothing. They do not wish to Work and earn a livelihood. Just think of what these My Followers are doing daily, and what they will do continually, if you will allow them to. As I said in that Message, there are many millions of dollars that will be «.'li.:;pensed in connection with My Followers, if they are privileged to do so without taxation. We are endeavoring to bring about a moral betterment generally. in all of our communities and in all of our connec:ti.ons with which we are connected, we mean to lift up a standard that cannot be criti- cgized. We mean to bring to the mind’s eye of the rtaublic, perfection in business. profession, labor and t.ra.cle.. ‘We mean to cause our homes to be fit places in which to live. lf there be a question as to My Personal Activi- ties with My Followers, look over these many different places of theirs in this community, in the City and elsewhere. If all men would put into. practice “The Golden Rule," and aside from that, endeavor to be absolutely independent, self~support— ing and self-respectable, we would have victory over all depressions in this Country, and we would no longer have an occasion to have a welfare. GOD is just as good to you as HE is to others, if you will but believe it: but you. must realize you must live it and express it. i Lay aside all selfishness, prejudice and bigoted ininds, and all such, and live in the recognition of CiC3D’S ACTUAL ‘PRESENCE. Build upon a Foundation that cannot be shaken and praise GOD for the Blessings that are bestowed upon you, and use your energy and ambition in a constructive way, instead of in a destructive way. Thousands tliinking destructively instead of Wlay not think construc- structively by living Evangelically. us. to overcome the depressions and hardships. and misery and sickness and disease and all of those‘ undesirable conditions so long as you _are thinlking destructively one against the other. We must rise above those tendencies, above those fancies and above those pleasures. We must get away from selfishness, graft and greed, and live in the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose, and unify ourselves together in the cooperative system. Even though it may not be called “FATHER DI-, VINE’S Cooperative System,” we can use it con- I thank you. End of ﬁrst MESSAGE (FATHER speaks again at this instance.) PEACE, EVERYBODY: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the great joyful assembly.) ’ At this time I would like to say, if there are any other visiting friends who would like to have a word to say, you are welcome to speak.’ We are pleased to hear from you at any time. There may be something that you would like to say to We may have something to say to you fur- ther, after you have imparted to us that which may be revealed in you. It has long since been declared, and I re-de- clare the same, “Without a vision the people perish.” ‘Then I say, let us seek visions by oth- ers coming in contact with ‘us, and give them a chance to speak volitionally or according to the dictates of their own conscience, that they might be an inspiration to us and to others, and may lead us on a little further. I thank you. (Out of the several speeches that were given at this time, in response to the kind Invitation of the LORD extended» to our visiting friends, the remarks of the Captain of the “City of New York,” one of the Excursion boats on this occa’-‘ sion, are herewith quoted.) FATHER inquired: “Peace, Everyone: v Is there anyone else would have a word to say? . (The Captain of the’ “City of New York” speaks as folloWs:) , ‘ C, “FATHER DIVINE, and Your wonderful Fol- lowers: A I would like to say .a few words, but the most wonderful experience I have had in my fifty years of navigation was when I had one of -the most wonderful privi1eges——to be honored enough to place the uniform on one of the most precious It is a , Men that ever stood ‘in shoe-leather. most wonderful privilege, and I do sincerelyihope Er.-deavbrs."’ and wish You GODSPEED in every one of Your August 11ni,}isss ' August 11th. 1933 The NEW DAY 41 (FATHER. speaks again, to the delight of all.) rEAoE,EvERYoNE; (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” came the familiar - response of the Angels.) . A While there is not anyone of our visiting friends speaking at this particular instance, I would just like to say to those who do not know, this is just a. slight sketch of a reﬂection of a percent of a percent of .a percent of a fraction of a grain of a percent of a fraction of what I will do. Remember, this thought I have put forth into expression: “It is not by the will of man, neither by the will‘ of the blood, neither is it by the will of the ﬂesh; it is by the Will of GOD that the children of men come together in the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose, and come for one common good for all of us.” Remember, the United States of America, when we say “United States of America,” it ac- tually means the States are united together. When we say, ‘.‘E Pluribus Unum,” according to the inscription inscribed on our coin, it means, “one composed of many.” We cannot be real Americancitizens until we produce these quali- ties within. us individually and bring them to fruition char.acteristically and express them in all of our activities. When we express “E Pluribus Unum” as these My Followers are doing, We are American citi- zens so far as that inscription is concerned. Can you not see the mystery, when we the Ameri- can citizens express our individual independence and refuse to take the dole as millions are do- ing; but we are willing‘ to suffer the hardships of life and oppositions for our independence; ’why, -do you not see we are the real American citizens, so far as “The Declaration of Independ- erlce” is concerned‘? Who Can Oriticize? When we, the American citizens, bring the spirit and the meaning of the Constitution and its Amendments to fruition, and establish it in our daily activities and in all of our endeavors, can you" not see we are the real American citi- zens, when we are fulﬁlling such by our daily activities? Then I say, who can criticize the Work of this Mission when it is actually incul- cating and reincarnating, reproducing and re- personifying in the individuals “the Declaration of Independence/"and the meaning of it and al- so inculcating and reincarnating, reproducing and re-personifying the actual Constitution and its Amendments by our daily activities? Who can say this is not true Americanism? Then I say, we mean to produce the real spir- it and meaning of “The Declaration of Inde- pendence” and also the spirit and the meaning of the Constitution and its Amendments a.nd bring both it and them to fruition within us in- dividually, and declare our American citizenship even as we are expressing it nationally. Each individual should bring these qualities within him or within ‘them to fruition; then and only then can we be real American citizens. I have endeavored to lift all of the under-priv- ileged and those who are non—privileged, out of the mirks and mires of human superstition and ignorance, and lacks, wants and limitations and all adverse and undesirable conditions, and es- tablish their going in the land of the living. We shall bring about a closer fellowship between man and man. We shall cause all of the nations of the earth eventually, to understand, in-the be- ginning GOD created one man. Aren’t you glad? From the one man all men sprang. “Six Days Shalt Thou Work” Take these thoughts to consideration! Live it and express it and return to the consideration of GOD’S Commandments. Actually you can take itto consideration, and put it into practice; it will cause you to be successful and prosper- ous. What said the Command of GOD to the children of men? “Six days shalt thou work and do all of thy labor.” Six days thou shalt work! - Why is it you should not work? Why is it we should go around and try to get something for nothing‘? There are enough paupers today. There are enough and too many loafers, prog- gers and good-for-nothing, unconcerned persons now. Not one of My Followers is on the wel- fare. _. . . I can lift the whole nation from depres- sion, if they will but let ME and harmonize with ME by accepting of My Economic System and Cooperative Plan, by working together, “one for all and all for one.” Can you not see capital and labor, with My Followers, have uniﬁed themselves together? Here we are representing both capital and labor, and we- are married to each other. Remember, I AM not speaking of a material nor a physical marriage; but a men- tal and a Spiritual, _.a social and an economic mar- riage. This is what I AM speaking of. We are married inhthe unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim ‘ and of Purpose for the common good of all hu- manity. . Then ‘I say, I have brought capital and labor together. They are not only shaking hands with each other, but I first introduced them and after the introduction, they got married to each other. Aren’t you glad? Now they are Working hand in hand for the common good of all men. Aren’t you glad, -andas it is with ME and Mine, here under My Jurisdiction. and the universe over, so 42 r The ‘NEW DAAYM V shall it be with all of the people when they learn to work for the common good of all humanity. See How Little We Can Get out of It In business——~we should not go into business to see how much we should get out of it; but let us go into business to see how little we can get out of it. That is the mystery. See how little we can get out of it. Do not try to see how much you can get out of it, but see how little you can get out of your business and still prosper and carry your work on. For this cause My Follow- ers in their business places, they must sell every- thing for much less than what such merchandise can be purchased for elsewhere. They must sell and they must give service, especially in the way of the business place activities—they must give service for much less than what others will give it for. Shoe shops, barber shops, dress shops, tailor shops and all of the places under the ‘Jurisdic- tion of My MIND and SPIRIT, they will express such as I have expressed, so far as that is con- cerned, ‘in the act of ‘giving more for less than what they can get the same for elsewhere, and yet be successful and prosperous in their en- deavors. I would like to s.ay to those of the press, if you wish to record this, you are privileged to do so. We mean to produce a plenty of food stuff and feed for stock. We mean to increase and re- plenish the earth, according to the WILL of GOD. That is one of My Religious convictions, and I -do not believe Uncle Sam would try to prohibit ME from doing that which I AM endeavoring, when he understands that it is My Religious conviction; because if he does, he will be under- mining his own Foundation, the Constitution under which we are living. Improve the Surroundings My Religious conviction is that every farmer should produce all of the food stuff that he can. He should cultivate the land and cause men to be more practical and"~profitable and renovate old run—down buildings and improve their sur- I roundings to exterminate all undesirable insects and animals from the communities, that We might have better sanitary surroundings in which we» live. As I say, all of our property~——if they give us a chance——will be improved with the most modern improvements; and as I have afore said, if I can- not be an honor in a community, I will not be a disgrace. I will go one step farther than any other; if they will allow ME to, I will do so, and will do it independently to any help of man. ‘ .Aren“’t you glad?’ Then as I AM, so will it be with My Eollowers; they all will be independent, h as real American citizens” should be. Why should this country declare her, inde-f pendence as a nation, if it did not mean for us as individuals-——the subjects‘ of this country-— to be individually independent? Why should this country have inscribed on its coin “In GOD We trust,” if it did not mean for us to trust in GOD? Why should this country with its bigoted and prejudiced minds of men try to get away from the foundation upon which was the belief, “In GOD we trust.” Can you not see those things we have actually fulﬁlled and we are now ful- ﬁlling more expressively and more extensively, for the Work is\ growing by leaps and bounds and it shall continue. I thank you. FATHER, having seated Himself, once again arose on this occasion and spoke.) PEACE, EVERYONE: - (“Pe.ace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the as- sembly enthusiastically.) I would just like to say, we have in our midst the designer and the builder of “The ARTIST COLONY,” as it was designed before it was pur- chased, owned and operated by My Followers- the improvements you see. I believe he can say -——although My Followers may not be called “artists”——yet I believe he can say that it is well improved and the work is carried out according to his plan. . , , I would further like to say, while I AM on My Feet; while the builders, My co-workers, could not finish the building down on the wharf there ———the boat house—up over the waiting room we will have, or we -do have, rooms already laid off i there just like this: but it will be sealed and ﬁn- ished. the same as it is here, There will be ac- commodation there, even as it is now; but the rooms will be finished something on the type of the ﬁnish of this building here——-these rooms whichever——and it will be for the accommoda- tion of those who are known as men. We will have the same accommodation there, if possible, as in all of the other places, with -all improvements the same as in this particular din- - ing room. . L . I, would like to say,.we have some ‘beds in the building, although the ﬂoor-——the top ﬂoor-—‘—;~la-as not yet been laid and the building has not been i I entirely ‘ﬁnished. Theproof is on. . . . There is accommodation there for some of the brothers , I or men tonight. This is just a slight sketch of” a what we will do throughout the universe, I if" I AM allowed to do so, and endorsed by you? and all others. , ‘ - ' I - V " - , would just like to p was I August 11tl1,i1938 . said; the I e;.A..g....i I1 uh, 1938 I pleases. designer and builder, well known throughout this country and other countries——the builder of this ‘Colony, Mr. Anderson, might have a word to say. He is right here with us to en-d-orse the Work and Activities, or say whatsoever he I thank you. Mr. Anderson, who had formerly been the owner of the Artists’ Colony, stated that he had been here for twenty-ﬁve years, and many peo- ple had found enjoyment here, as they are now PEACE I. En. 2-0384 s. & H. MEAT MARKET, Inc. High Grade Meats, Poultry & Provisions. - ’ Hotels and Restaurants Supplied. 94. AMSTERDAM AVE. E NEW YORK CITY T641. MO 2-7290 LOU-SOL SPORTSWEAR, INC. LUGGAGE Raincoats and Sporting Goods. 261 WEST 125th sr. Bot. 7th & 8th, Aves. PEACE ' New York, N. PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE SHOE REPAIRING HKLF SOLE FOR GENTS —— 50c. HALF SOLE FOR LADIES —— 40c. Job finished while you wait - 11 East 1‘15th Street I New York City. PEACE McCrory’s 5-10-.-25¢. Store 125th STREETS “FRIENDLY STORE" Where you Will always receive courteous service and full value for your money. 216 VVEST 125th s'r. NEW YORK CITY Phone: UN. 4-2475 PENNY THRIFT STORES CUT RATE 5 & 10 General Housefurnishings Bring this ad. and save 10%. 312 WEST 125m s'r._ NEW YORK CITY PEACE PEACE I Thank You, FATHER ARROW SHOES Shoes for the Entire Family at Low Prices. A Full Stock of White Shoes. M . We Give Special Discount to All of FATHER'S Followers. 87 E. 113th ST. N. Y. C. 2720 - 8th AVE- Cor. Park Ave. Bet. 144th & 145th Sts. I . é? 113th Street‘ PEACE SAM’S REMNANT STORE O_SilIzs, Woolens, Draperies : .,O.Cattons, Curtain Goods. 7 New Yo!-‘Ii City Bet. 115th and 116th Sts. The NEW DAYIIO . A A3 doing today under the Leadership of FATHER. He said, although he held the deed to the prop- erty, he never felt that it was his, for he desired others to enjoy it as well as he himself. He en- dorsed the wonderful Work that is being done by FATHER there and all over, and then, as the time was fast advancing, the Banquet concluded and we moved on to Kingston, the next stop. It is and was all so wonderful! THANK‘ YOU, FATHER. PEACE , Thank You, I:4‘A'I‘hlEI{. ROYAL MEN’S WEAR A EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR MEN 106 LENOX AVENUE New York PEA CE Thank You, FATHER Ladies’_ Work a Specialt~y—-Repairing and Altering , SUNSHINE DRY CLEANING & PRESSING SHOP 12 EAST 116th ST. C. MEEKNESS, Prop. SA$RAH’S HAND TAEEEEE E SHIRTS 10c, UNDERWEAR 150, B.V.D..’S 100 UNIFORMS 15 & 20c, ORGANDY DRESSES 20 & 250 111 West 124th St. (Basement) New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER LADY ROSE S«I‘I%0=ES HOSIERY - GLOVES - CORSETS - LINGERIE We carry extra Sizes I I 266 West 125th St. New York City Tel. HA. 7-6868‘ IDEAL CUT RATE GROCERY and DELICATESSEN WHOLESALE and RETAIL Joe Friedman, Prop. 362 LENOX AVENUE NEW ‘YORK CITY LEhigh 4-2838 E. WAXNIAN Manufacturer of PILLOWS Imported Feathers & Downs, Quuilts & Blankets ‘ At a Big Saving to You 1583 Park Avenue. Bet. 113th & 114th Sts., PEACE DANIEI. REEVES, Inc. 9 REEVES’ BEST EGGS 3 REEVES’ BEST‘ BUTTER g REEVES’ BEST‘ COFFEE 154 LENOX?AV_E., ‘N. Y; ’ Bet. 117th-118th sts._ Ray Hopkins; Mgr. PEACE N. Y. C. Orders Promptly Delivered The NE‘W DAY August 11th, 1938 "Righteousness! -- Marches On!" In these pages will be found Letters from the World of Business, Profession and Labor to FATHER DIVINE in Acknowledgment and Appreciation of HIS Peace Mission Movement, Also Some of HIS Wonderful Letters in Reply. H s Over $200 Paid for Stolen Goods THE WM. TAYLOR SON & CO. Cleveland August 1, 1938 Father Divine 152 West 126 Street New York Ci_ty Dear Father Divine: Recently we received a letter from a former employee inclosing a money order for $208.50 in payment of mer- chandise this person had stolen from us many years ago. She states that because of YOUR inﬂuence she has reformed; therefore, to clear her conscience she has sent us this money. I thought YOU would like to know that YOUR teach- ings have been of beneﬁt to someone in changing the course of their life. Yours very truly, Richard G. Roth, General Manager. Reply by FATHER PEACE August 6, 1938 A.D.F.D. Mr. «Richard G. Roth General Manager The Wm. Taylor Son & Co. Cleveland, Ohio My dear Mr. Roth:-~ I AM Writing in appreciation of your letter acknowl- edging the payment of the sum of $208.50 from one of MY followers, who had stolen merchandise from the above named store quite some years ago. As I reflect and inject the spirit of honesty within the “hearts and minds of men, I AM casting out of their lives the spirit of insincerity, the spirit of dishonesty and the spirit of injustice. I AM cleansing them thru the in- culcation of the Spirit of Righteousness, from all de- ceit, prejudice, malice, hatred, bigotry and resentment, emancipating them from all man—mad_e expressions of the divers races, creeds and colors. It is for this cause that you will ﬁnd MY followers displaying in all of their private, social and business ac- I tivities, this marvelous Spirit of a Righteous Judgment. They know, if they were to rob another of a single pen- ny, or if they were to overcharge in their business deal- ings even a single penny, that slight dishonest action would cause them, to lose all they have. It would cause them to lose -a whole bank account, if they had one. Hence, it is plainly seen, “he who would -steal an ap- ple would steal an elephant if he could get him in his pocket, or he who would steal an egg would steal an ox, if he could get him in his pocket.” The spirit of dis- honesty is destructive wheresoever it is exhibited. Therefore, I AM producing in -th‘e world of business, labor and trade, scientiﬁc results of the Spirit of a Right- eous Government. The value of men establishing abso- lute honesty, fair play, justice and goodwill in all ﬁelds of life will prove the solution -to the economic, industrial, political and social problems of men. Honesty characterized by patron and producer, as well as by the government and its people in commercial trades, and -by nation with nation, such would develop universal Peace and Prosperity and lift the world from its bondage of corruptive speculations. If men in their consideration look upon this Peace Mis- sion Movement as a religion, they must admit it is a scientiﬁc religion, for our Mission of Peace is outwardly- and manifestedly made practical, proﬁtable and scien- tiﬁc among all men of all nations. With sincere wishes. -to you that you and -those who may be concerned might be even as I AM, this leaves ME Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Suc- cessful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even°hin every atom, ﬁbre and cellof MY Bodi- ly Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE (Better known -as FATHER DIVINE) Thanks for Honesty State of California Department of Institutions CAMARILLO STATE HOSPITAL Camarillo, California ‘ July 12, 1938 Mr. Robert Ferris 1104 East Adams Boulevard Los Angeles, California Dear Mr. Ferris: We have your letter of July 7, and regret very much that we overlooked writing our acknowledgment of the $10.00 you sent to James Boyd. , The money was deposited t-o Mr. Boydfs personal a-c- count and was greatly appreciated. The receipt is at"- tached and you may send it to FATHER DIVINE with a letter of explanation of your very kind deed. Please ibe assured it is our desire to cooperate in every Y Aiiigust 1th, 1938 way andaccept our thanks for your kindness and hon- esty. Yours Very truly, THOS. W. HAGERTY, M. D. G. D. Wallace Secretary GDW LMc Enc.—1 Restitution for Theft of Ten Years Ago FRISCO LINES _ St. Louis———San Francisco Railway _ Traffic Department Room 1814——No. 9 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City, ‘N. Y. July 29, 1938-CH File—585 Rev. Father Divine, 36-38 W. 123rd Street,. New York City, N. Dear Sir:——— Miss Joseph Enoch, of 15 West 115th Street, New York, has forwarded to this office United States Postal Money Order No. 54528, for amount $9.00, to cover the cost of coal which she states she took from the Frisco yards While living in St. Louis, M0. in 1928. Please lb-e assured that this is greatly appreciated, and at Miss Enoch’s request wish to take this opportunity of acknowledging receipt of same to YOU. Very truly yours, Geo. Palma DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT. FATHER Answers PEAJCE , AUGUST 4, 1938 A.D.F.D. Mr. Geo. Palma District Passenger Agent Frisco Lines ,9 Rockefeller Plaza New York City Your F‘i1e———585 My dear Mr. Palma:—~ . I AM writing to express MY appreciation for your acknowledgment of the money received from one of MY followers for coal taken from the Frisco yards 10 years ‘ago. . ~ The Christian comman-d: “Thou shal-t not steal,” has been but a doctrine of reproof to many.- It has been but a ﬁgure of speech, devoid of spirit, inﬂuence and power in the lives of men. But the‘ versions, ideas and conceptions of -the world are falling from men as I trans- mit unto them -the Spirit of MY Mind and the Mind of _ MY Spirit. Open reproach will never change the characteristics and nature of men as they stand bound to the habits, tendencies -and inclinations of mortality. But thru the ZLight of MY Spirit and MY Mind I AM transforming iThe‘NEW,DAY I 45 men, changing them completely from habits of vice and crime by inculcating and reproducing within them the Spirit of Righteousness, Justice and Truth. Hence, it is plain to see, as of the above, as men have a Foundation of Righteousness to stand upon, they are automatically lifted from their old character- istics of expression. Therein they Ibecome to be true citizens of Christianity, for they are citizens of Right- eousness in their very deeds and actions. Therefore, as MY followers prove their citizenry of Christianhood, they prove their citizenry of the gov- ernment of State and Country. They scient.iﬁcally ful- ﬁl the laws of a true democracy, of which men can observe by the Principle of MY Righteous Government Platform, that I AM leading the peoples of the earth into universal Peace and Freedom. As men individually and organizationally cooperate in this great movement of Righteous Government, follow~ ing the plan of ‘a true Evangelical commercial system, we shall bring an end ‘to the depression and to all eco- nomic, industrial and social reverses. But unless the Flag of Righteousness is hoisted above all ﬁelds and planes of life, Righteousness, Success and Prosperity will not prevail. With sincere wishes to you, desiring =that you and those concerned might be as I AM, this leaves ME Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, ﬁbre and -cell of MY Bodily Form. ' Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) Welfare Money Returned City of New York Department of Welfare Special Investigation Section 902 Broadway August 8, 1938 Father Divine I 152-160 West 126 Street New York, Ne-W York Re: Shine Smiles (Ethelyn Dicks) 3 West 115 Street New York, New York My dear Father Divine: We are very happy to- inform YOU that the above mentioned party has made a. voluntary refund of ail the monies ‘that she has received from the Department of Welfare, namely $112.92. ,. Please find enclosed the final receipt No. 3735, which indnicates that ‘there is no money due us from her. We trust YOU will be glad to receive the above in- formation. Very truly yours, \ ' Sidney Lindner Supervisor PE¢]ek Enc. (1) The NEW DAY ‘Augusto 1 1th, 8 1988 FATHER Writes in Reply PEACE . AUGUST 10, 1938 A. D. F. D. Mr. Sidney Lindner, Supervisor Department of Welfare 902 Broadway, New York My. dear Mr. Lrindner:—— I write to advise receipt of your letter of the 8th, informing ME of the voluntary refund of $112.92 from one of MY followers, of which I highly appreciate hear- ing from you of the same. As men observe this March of Righteousness, they can see a long line of Righteous demonstrators lead- ing.» into the public offices of the Departments of Wel- fares, and there producing’ actual facts and figures of this practical Work of Righteousness that I AM man- ifesting among men. In the United States alone, there could be compiled several books containing letters of acknowledgment from the Departments of Welfares, not mentioning thou- sands upon thousands of other letters advising ME of old bills that have been paid. as well as stolen goods returned -or paid for. The monetary aspect presents vast sums of money paid out by MY followers and believers. It depicts varied accounts of the good it has brought those to whom such debts were due, altho the Welfa:r~es did not req_uire payment for any service rendered. However, millions of dol*lar.s have been received -by them and millions of people have come off the doles, thcreby aiding much their economic problems. Yet, from another point of co~nsideratio‘.n, we find this Spirit- ual Conversion has brought about a far more valuable service to mankind, and to the individual in particular, for I have ‘taken men from destructive planes of con- sci':usness and lifted them into a wholesome atmosphere where Righteousness, Justice and Truth filled their hearts and minds and lives. In the very face of sword and sheath and the de- structions of war, Righteousness is Marching On. Mil- lions in all parts of the world who once glorified war, are turning helpless and desolate to glorify this Rf.gh.t.- eousness and Peace that I AM establishing upon’ the ‘earth, for the «Power of Truth is proving to be a scien- tific factor a-mo-ng men as -they realize in the Light- PEACE Tel. CAthed1'al 8-7020 DR. BLOOM DENTIST INC. 125th St. cor. Seventh Ave. (Over Herbert’s Jewelry Store) Other Offices: 34th‘ St. cor. Third Avenue 34th St. cor. Ninth Avenue N. N. HOURS: 42nd St. cor. Third Avenue N. N. N. Y. Y. Y. Daily. . 9 to 9 86th St. cor. Lexington Ave. Y. Sundays 9 to 1 125th St. cor. Park Avenue‘ Y. A Y“ Albee Theatre Building Bro kl and Hope of Ri~ghte»0us_ness there lies the fulfilment of Life, Liiberty,-Peace and Justice. b Hence, as the Spirit of MY Presence and the Pres- ence of MY Spirit awakens men to Righteousness, -they shall become to be even as I AM and of which I would that you might be, for this leaves ME Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, -Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind a.nd in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cell -of MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM ,9 REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD.r (Better known as FAT‘HEiR DIVINE) LOST AND FOUND FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION 36 West 123rd Street -:- Phone: HArlem '7-8124 Call at this number to obtain lost and found articles. $5.00 found, 158 W. 126th St., July 31st. $1.00 found, Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J., July 4th. $1.00 found, 26 W. 115th St., August 7th. $1.00 found, Locust Hill Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y.,, Au- gust 6th. Lost and Found on Boat trip to Milton, K:r=um Elbow and Kingston: several black pocket «books, one white pocket book, handkerchief with some change tied in it, fountain pen, ‘a. watch, a key, a white suit coat, several suit cases, man's hat, $1.50 found on pier, Aug. 8th, one small suit case left in taxi at 114th St. $1.00 f-ound 126th _St. and 5th Ave., Aug. 5th. PEACE Tel. UN 4-8239 WORLD’S MEAT MARKET PURE FOOD AND MEAT MARKET Hotels and restaurants supplied Orders promptly delivered 92 LENOX AVE. C011‘; 115th. St. N. Y. CITY Mr: 5-1230 BUY .A$IWJRNER TURNER Electricians - Vio-lations Revmoved 190 VVEST 13517111 ST., NEW YORK UN. 4-8860 PEACE VIRGINIA LUNCH ROOM REAL HOME COOKING Our Chiclkien Dinners are something to Grow about. Wedd-ing' Parties & Clubs C»a.teI};ed.’.;.t9.. .‘ 2'71 ST. Mary F. Abe~rnath_y, Pro.p.0'N. 0. Phone HARLEM 7-8090 8 A M U E L ’ 8 HOME OF BARGAINS Shirts 652 Underivee; Big Reductions On Ladies’ and Marts Wear 120 East 116th Street 0 PEACE New York Gieyf August link, 1938 _The NEW DAY A 47 RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT News PENNSYLVANIA PRINCIPAL WOULD WELCOME LESSON or PEACE IN PUBLIC scHooLs As if it were education night, an array of teachers, principals, and -students joined. in acclaimingthe out- standing achievements of FATHER DIVINE at the 123rd Street Righteous Government meeting on Tuesday, July 26. A group of principals and teachers came from Johns- town, Pennsylvania, where they had heard of the grand work FATHER DIVINE is doing. As FATHER was not personally present, they were given a complete pic- ture of the different phases of HIS work “by Miss Free- dom, the 63rd Street Forum chairwoman, and Miss Per- fect Life, supervisor of education in, the 123rd Street Extension. Miss Freedom asked the group, as ‘teachers, to give their opinion on having the schools teach PEACE as a part of their program; this to be done as a means of developing good citizens and clean government. She also asked them how this could -be brought abou-t. Kerthu, public school principal, said: “I would welcome the idea of the government allowing all schools to give Peace as a subject. It is necessary for good govern- ment -and respectable citizenship. The way this idea could be brought about is to call a teachers’ convention, a.nd Vote upon the method to be followed. starts, the others willrsoon follow. Instead of giving so much time to unnecessary things, we could give time to real education.” , Miss Perfect Life read the Educational Planks of the Righteous Government Platform, and told. the visitors ‘of the vast educational activities being carried on in the very building where they were sitting. O Mr. Leonard Walker, Colorado State University stu- dent, said: “I have been interested. for a long time in FATHER DIVINE’S work. I think HIS program is most desirable. Education can and will wipe out race prejudice. FATHER’S economic program is wonderful. We have cooperative enterprises in Colorado, but not like FATHER’S.” Miss Cadman, a college graduate, told how the princi- pal of the school Where she teaches, a-sked ‘her aid in giving the school children their lunches, since the fund- used for that purpose had been exhausted. She told the principal she couldn’t "help but FATHER DIVINE would. “From that time,” Miss Cadman said, “the children were fed more than ever, always -having a second service if they desired. The principal also asked the teachers of the school to visit the Peace Mission.” PERSONS WITHOUT RECORD OF ENTRY IN THE U. S. MAY OBTAINCETIZENSHIP _ At‘ the 126th Street Forum on Friday, July 29, a rep- resentative of the Ci-tizenship Department of the Right- eous Goveriiinent rep_orted that the Iinmig-ration Service at Washington is co0perat.i.ns in giving“ icitizen-ship to persons who -have no record of legal entry to the U. S. Miss If one state ’ if proof of residence in the country can be established, supported by proof of good moral character. An unidentiﬁed visitor made his way to the platform, and spoke very dynamically upon the Work FATHER is doing. He said, “FATHER DIVINE’S places are the only places to go and have an evening of freedom. Every once in a while people ask me, “Where does FATHER DIVINE get HIS money?” I always ask them, “What have you done for humanity? What do t-he millionaires do with theirs? FATHER DIVINE works hard for the good of mankind. We could have a wonderful democracy if we would start from the within and think as FATHER thinks. We would bring Heaven on the earth.” CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS ARE OF TWO CLASSES At the Righteous ‘Government meeting in the 126th Street Extension on July 28, freedom of speech. was the topic for discussion, and many angles were -brought out whereby the rights of citizens can be abrogated. Mr. Job Patient, representative of the White Plains Exten- sion, was chairman. ‘ Miss Seeking Knowled-ge..Speaker~s’ Bureau secretary, read from the Bill of Rights, and quoted the decision of a New Jersey judge, who said, “There are two classes of constitutional rights; qualiﬁed rights and absolute rights. Absolute rights precede government rights, while qualiﬁed rights are rights given by the Constitu- tion and subject to forfeiture.” Mr. Boaz, who had walked to St. Louis, Indiana, Mich-I igan, and Ontario, Canada, tol-d an interesting story of how FATHER gavehim and others victory over the Social Security Act in Gary, Indiana. “Standing upon my religious conviction,” he said, “I cited paragraph 1 an-d 2 of the Social Security code. and called the atten— I tion of other workers in the establishment to it. This ‘ caused them to agree with me and refuse to pay it. Up to the ‘time I left none had signed the blank. They just praise FATHER for the standard He is lifting for all people and the victory He has given them.” CANDIDATES SPEAK Ar OAKLAND, GALIE, FORUM There was an outstanding Righteous Government meet- ing at 14.85 Eighth St., Sunday, July 24th. didates were present and spoke, and FATHER'S Mes- sage concerning the Tax Exemption Bill was read for their beneﬁt. Miss Anga Bjornson, candidate for the State Assembly, spoke in substance as follows: I am very happy to be here again. are my friends. I Qnewof the great problems in America today is un- employment. There is no nation that could so easily feed and clothe its people as this nation. If all the peo- . . . ‘I feel that you plehad all the food and clothing that they needed, we: would have to produce a great deal more vegetables, fruit and cotton, etc. If we did this, we would employ every unemployed person in America. We need 1O_,O00~,-1 000 new, .niode_rn homes, which would provide work for the unemployed for the next twenty-ﬁve’ years. . . . After’ Some can- i ness one thousand fold.” as all, why should not human beings have the best that there is? The problem is, balancing our production and our consumption. In order to consume, we must buy, and in order to buy, we must have buying power. Children are our nation’s greatest natural resource, and should be educated. It does not matter whether we are rich or poor, or what race we are. If any child has ability, that ability must be developed. The State of California should guarantee it. . The speaker, in answer to a question from the audi- ence as to whether she endorsed F.ATHER’S Platform, said in substance: My interest is social justice, and the well-being of the people of California, the promo- tion of Peace, good will and the general welfare. MANY MERCHANTS PARTICIPATE IN MAMMOTH DIVINE DEMONSTRATION STREAMERS hung across streets, confetti -on which Divine mottoes were printed, streamed from windows and a happy, shouting, milling throng welcomed the rtriumphal progress of FATHER DIVINE through the streets of uptown New York Sunday, July 31, as per- haps the most impressive parade and demonstration in history of Harlem ‘got under way shortly after one o'clock. Great deafening shouts went up as Father traversed 115th Street. Thousands of marchers lined up in streets ﬂanking Lenox Ave. A contingent of staff cars in addition to chartered lbuses, truck ﬂoats, private cars and horse- drawn advertising ﬂoats extended the parade for several blocks. Decorated cars and the horse-drawn ﬂoats carrying signs -of many local merchants expressing their endorse- men-t and cooperation with FATHER DIVINE, was a new note observed for the ﬁrst time in considerable numbers. A number of the merchants whose businesses and senti- ments were noted, were as lfollowsz Harrington Studio, Home of Modern Photography, 243-251 W. 125th St.; Rainbow.Music Shop, 102 W. 125th St.; Smilo’s Corset Shop, 26 W. 125th St.; Bishop's Ladies’ Coats, Suits and Dresses, 248 W. 125th St.; Salem Hill Coal; Best Wishes from Orkin’~s, 218 W. 125th St.; McC‘rory’s 5-10-25c Store, 216 W. 125th St.; W. T. Grant Co., 226 W. 125th St.; Lew’-s Pants Shop, 74 E. 125th St.,; Jos. Schwartz, Signs, 2339 A_ 8th Ave.; and others. Most of » the signs carried the slogans, “Peace” and “Thank You, Father,” but some of them carried personal greetings to Father or special messages, such as: “Peace, Good Father,” Kanter’s Dept? Store, 132,-140 W. 125th St. and “We are Glad to Cooperate with Father Divine any time,” A-1den’s Sandwich Shop, 307 W. 125th St. Another sign read, “Spatz Furniture Co., 2341 8th Ave., appeals to all business people to cooperate with Father Divine. Father Divine has helped us to increase our business. Father Divine will bless you and your busi- “We support Father Divine’s Policy of No Discrimination in hiring of help, Ideal Shoe C0,, 101 W. 125th St.," was another. Jeannette Hat Shoppe, 75 W. 116th St., Exclusive but not Expen- sive, and Stern—Built Sho_es., Stern’s~Custom ._Shoe Place, Inca; 59 :l.2.5th Stu, were also represented. The New DAY. A number of commercial enterprises- of t~he’P-eace “Mission Movement and ‘business concerns of followers were also represented in the parade. A few which were noted’ were as .'fO110'WS2 Father Divine Peace Mission Tailor Shop (123rd St. and Lenox Ave.); Peace to the World Seafood; New Paltz Farm; Agriculture and Dairy Dept., Olive Bridge; Father Divine Poultry and Truck Farm, Stone Ridge, N. Y.; Farms Headquarters, Home Sweet Home, Stone Ridge, N. Y.; Peace Lunch Room; Peace Fish Market, Broome St., Newark, N. J. On 145th St., near Seventh Avenue, Father’s Duesen- berg halted, a leading band gathered around the car and . played as the mounted contingent and the long ranks of marchers and the motorized sections marched ‘by. Again in the Bronx, on Jerome Avenue, at the top of a hill, the car stopped and the parade was reviewed the second time, “March. of Time” and other newsreel cameramen were on hand as well as news photographers, getting many views of Father from every angle and pose possible. As the parade neared the Rockland Palace where the mass meeting was held, a sprinkle of rain. began. to fall, but the rain was held back until -all got under shelter. iAltogether it was a beautiful day such as characterizes all of Father Divine’s parades without fail. At Rockland Palace many prominent citizens of the community were present, eager to do honor to Father and His mighty work. Captain Millard J. Bloomer acted as ‘master of ceremonies. Later he was relieved by Dr. Broadman, who introduced Dr. Capehart. Dr. Capehart will be a candidate for assemblyman in 19th Dist. in 1940. Mr. Spatz oaf Spatz Furniture Co. spoke, urging all to cooperate with Father’s work. Mr. Chester Thomas, former candidate for City Council, spoke en- thu-siastically. Mr. Ross I-Iumlble made a quick trip from Detroit to be in !NeW York on the occasion of the parade. He testi- ﬁed in his usual characteristic way. He left the next day to return to business in. Detroit. Dr. Simpson, representing W. P. A. schools, spoke eloquently of Father Divine’s educational work, as did Miss M. J . D. ‘ Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Haynes, well known .public citizen and political worker of Harlem, was present and spoke in the most glowing terms of her trip to Milton, the beau- tiful artists’ -colony. Mr. Caldwell, a tenor, sang; a Miss Forest from ‘the South, and Miss Jenkins, a Sunday School worker, spoke. Mr. J. Finley Wilson, Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks also ~eulogiz_ed Fathe-r’s work. Bishop S. D. Brooks, of Milwaukee, who is in New York to start activities of a religious nature, spoke at Father’s urgence and Father invited him to make any announcement concerning his work to the followers at any time. Mr. Joseph -spoke for the Promised Land and set the audience in a whirl by a demonstration of the Spirit. FATHER, as, always, spoke magniﬁcently. THREE MORE N!EW DEAL SENATOIR-S, Hattie it , I Caraway of Arkansas, Buckley of Ohio and -Pope of Idaho were leading opponents in early primary returns this week. Roosevelt is almost assured that insurgen-ts_'<AJ in. Democratic ranks will not greatly hamper his‘ ad- ministration next year» -_ i_\ i l August 11th, 1938, C7 A 120 WEST 116th ST. August .i1th,19ss A The New DAY 49 Tel.: MO. 2-8426 JOSE E. RIVERA Receiver Distributor BUTTER, EGGS and CHEESE Fresh ‘From the Farm PEACE New York City Tel. I ED. 4-7646 PEACE BEIJSTRAT LAUNDI{Y' CO.. INC." Is still Harlem's Largest Community-owned Enterprise. )(our continued patronage will help us to continue giving " our share of jobs to residents of this community. 51 WEST 140th -ST. NEW YORK CITY PEACE Than-ik you, FATHER QUALITY MEAT MARKET Prime Meats-—-Poultry and Provisions Norman and Dave 150 LENOX AVE. N. Y. c. PEACE I Thank You, FATHER G. ‘P ER RY Latest Styles in Artistic Millinery Fine Summer Hats From 500 Up Hosiery -— Underwear -—- Handbags —— Gloves Handkerchiefs —— Jewelry 2469 Eighth Avenue New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE MEALS Delicious Home-Cooked Meals, 10c. a11d 15c. 2092 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK CITY Office, Monument 2-0334 Residence, EDgecom-be 4-6705 JOSEPH C. MORRIS COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 209 WEST 125th STREET Corner 7th Ave. Room 118 New York City UN. 4-9054 PEACE MTERRINETSAS PAINT SHOP Fix anything. —— Artist and Sign painting. House painter. —- Glass and metal work. Furniture repaired. 32 WEST 115th STREET — NEW YORK CITY Peace Peace GELMAN’S SPECIALTY SHOPS, Inc. WOMEN'S HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR & GLOVES 1368 FIFTH AVENUE 104 WEST 125th ST. Bet. 113th & 114th S_ts. 2 WEST 125th ST. We Thank YOU, FATHER HArIem 7-8580 G. & G. PRODUCTS cc. Wholesale Grocers, Restaurant and _, Baking Supplies 2366- 2nd AVENUE ' PEACE New York City A 2079 -18th AVENUE — . x’ .A CE THE PRO'GRE.S»SIVli FRUIT, VE;GETABl_.E A A and GROACERY STORE ‘Giant Quality at Midget Prices New York City Near the 113th St. Extensio—n. PEACE Thank You, FATHER SMlLO’S CORSET SHOP All corsets fitted and altered free of‘ charge. Specializing in Large Sizes. 26 W. 125th ST., Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. N. Y. C. Phone: DE. 3-5244 TRIPS T0 PROMISED LAND PE Bus accommodates 26 Children When 15 or more are ready, call. Telephone charges reversed. RUFUS CARSDALE . 939 COMMUNIPAW AVE. MOnum_ent 2-1717 LAZAR’S DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS CURTAINS and DRAPERIES Furniture Covers, etc. 300 WEST 125th STREET Werner 8th Avenue New York City Tel HA. 7-5810 PEACE HUGUENOT STATIONERY & PRINTING C0,, INC. Typewriters: Bought«—-Sold—Rented--Repaired Setatione~rs—Printers»-Engravers. 180 E. 125131 St, N. Y. 0. Sporting Goods PEACE We Thank You, FATHER T. J. Krikorian and Son WHOLESALE GROCERS Specializing in Southern and West Indian Products for over forty years. 79 W. 132nd ST., N. Y. C. Tlllinghast 5-7636 MANTIS HAT-TER and I-IABERDASHER 10% Discount to FATI-IER’S Followers. 2810 BROADWAY New York City Bet. 108th & 109th wSts. Thank You, FATHER ACE Jersey City, N. J. PEACE SILKS Tel. AC. 4-7914 PEACE PEACE I Thank You, FA.THE'R PATIENCE WAITE Has reopened a Dress Shop 101 WEST 1131:]! STREET New York City 0 Peace PAUL’S MARKET Meats =—-=0 Groceries —— Vegetables 516 So. Garrison Ave. C \ ,J \ ST. Louis, Mo. “ “-3V-arear*:ﬂ$=ﬁn:.‘::‘:'-we“'1-:2..2. ,,..-, ~;- ;,4-:-.;~ ,,,...,... _, ..i. .,, ., . . -; -. ~. ,. r. ,. v ,_.-_—3- x: ._=, A-. The=NEW'.gDAY_ JUBILANT ExcuRs'1oN MARKS OPENING or NEW PROMISED LAND AREAS- Apparent masterfu-l timing of events, or What is nearer the truth, a Divine series of coincidences, bring to a boat excursion to the Promised Land, ex- tensive national publicity, as happened during the latest" hegira of Divinites to the Land of Promise. Because both Presiden-t Roosevelt and FATHER DI- j VINE are number one headliners, when some incident‘ comes up which even remotely concerns both, it makes _ a double headline. So much publicity has resulted from ‘ the purchase by Divine followers, of Krum Elbow, the Howard Spencer estate on the West bank of the Hudson just opposite the Hyde Pank estate of the President, where the President spends as much time as he can, that it has even caused comment and statements to be issued from the White House. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt «is quoted as ”*h.avin»g written in her syndicated column, “My Day,” concerning the" sale of the Krum Elbow estate to folio-wers of FATHER DIVINE, “I always feel sorry for anyone who has to -sell a country place . It must, however, be pleasant to feel that in future this place will be ‘heaven’ to some people, even if it cannot be to its former owner.” There was evidence that the place was really becom- ing Heaven Tuesday, as two boats carrying excursionists paused and turned [in the river, the larger one putting in at the dock and unloading. Much happened on Monday, the day preceding, how- ever, which needs to be chronicled. Early in the morn- ing, long before break of day, an increasing throng on the dock at the foot of 132nd St. in New York was discovered by early rising news photographers and a “March of Time” motion picture crew. Joyful songs, waving of flags and h-andkerchiefs, and shouts of “Peace” marked the departure of the flotilla up the Hudson. “March of Time” technicians and news photographers by the dozen, were on board or snapping views from the shore. Except for brief announcements by FATHER, the trip was one of complete informality and order. An arched stucco portico and a newly completed two story dock bearing white pennants with -legends. such as “FATHER DIVINE,” “Peace Mission,” “Joy,” etc., informed the excursionists that this was the famous Artists’ Colony, one mile below Milton, Here again cameras were set up and many reels of pictures taken both inside and out. The colony, which is understood to be about 28 acres, cont-ains, besides a magnificent artists’ center or a.dminrist:ration house, which now houses FATHE=R’S. suite, a. banquet hall overlooking the Hudson, a public dining room below, many cottages and other buildings. The lawn of the estate is crossed by a brook which runs past the main building from the hillside above. The brook is flanked by a fountain on one side, a. concrete plaza and an arbor on the other. Ornamental architecture in and around the buildings, made by the artists, includes porcelain plaques on the corners of the main building, a statue of a sphinx on the portico over the banquet hall, a picturesque gateway and iron grillwork gage and fence in the banquet hall.’ Large letters in stone -beyond the fountain read, “FATHER GOD DIVINE." In"the'high- céil-inged‘lr_eception room is a very‘ large oil’ painting ’o:ccu7p~y.ing"ia' ‘large portion of one wall. It is done in theRenaissan~ce manner and is a Greek allegory, title and painter unknown. The pic-ture was rescued from Russia during the period of the Revo- lution of 1917. ’ ' P The former name of the colony was “Elerhoj,”, a Danish word whichmeans “hill of, beauty and mystery.” It was established, about twenty-ﬁve years ago and flourished un-til the war. It was active until about three years ago. The colony was operated on a co- operative basis and was open to people of any nation- ality. The colony won a gold medal at the San Fran- cisco World's Fair. A theatre was built and Pitts- burgh Players from Carnegie Tech produced plays there. The stage and auditorium have been restored. Mr. A. H. Anderson, former owner of the property, who has a home neanb-y, praised FATHER’S activities and s-poke briefly about the colony at Monday’s banquet. Mr. James Scott, a former ins-t:ructo-r at the colony, who also lives adjacent to the property, started that artists who reside around the colony still are active in what is known as the Hudson-Highland Art Associa- tion. Late Monday, after the Banquet at the Artists‘ Colony, the two boats went on to Kingston and many passengers were transported to the Various Promised Land units for lodging for the night. Permission was given for those who cared to, to remain aboard the boats, and many did so. FATHER and party, including the motion picture crew, went to Hope Farm and other places. Leaving Kingston at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Krum Elbow was visited for a short time by most of the party, but it was not considered the official opening. Again Tues- day the banquet was held at the Artists’ Colony. Many neighbors, strangers and out of state visitors. were present, as well as -many prominent New Yorkers. One lady who spoke, said, “The Constitution doe:s not gua- rantee you happiness, merely the right to the pursuit of ihappiness, but FATHER DIVINE guarantees you h'a.ppines~s. Followers do not drink, smoikse or use pro- fane language. They do not worsh_ip- FATHER DIVINE in the beauty of airchitec-ture, but in «the ‘beauty of His Holiness.” Rain showers fel-1 both days at Milton while the crowd was conveniently inside, ‘listening to FATHER. About eight o’clock in the evening the two boats set sail in a perfect, balmy moonlight for the return trip to New York, everybody agreeing they had had tremendous en- joyment. ’ PEACE If You Buy at MOlRRIS’S DEPARTMENT STORE» I You will never pay too much. INFANTS’ -—- CHILDiREN’S. —~.LADIE'S’ WEAR Men's Furnishings, also work clothes a specialty. And Shoes—WE sell for less. 61 AMSTERDAM AVE. Cor.- 62nd Street M. KASLOW August 11th,19;3-8 [ New York City ':.é.;;gust.11i1Q,i 1933 it PEACE - PEACE" em: . . . W¢oa;mase 8+?389 ‘WORLD NEWS (Continued from page 3) J LIGHTNING STRUC-K «among crowded bathers at Jacob Riis Park Beach Sunday, killing Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Sato and one other person and injuring sixteen. IAN-OTHER BRITISH FREIGI-ITER in a Spanish port was ‘bombed and machinegunnecl by Rebel planes last Week. A A YELLOW BALL instead of a white, now ﬂies from pitcher to batter in some of the -big‘ league games. Saffron spheres are said to '-offer greater visibility and‘ less danger to the players. _ A ANA AEROPLANE flying over New York has been carrying the. following slogan: “Y_ou Pay For Nazi Spies if You Buy Nazi Goods.” . THREE DIVERTING MOVEMENTS by Loyalists in Spain, the latest near Larida, have so interfered with Franco’s weakly bolstered thrusts at Barcelona that his offensive has been indefinitely withdrawn. ri.eiNEw DAY l 51 DEATH OF, A SUDETEN GERMAN in a tavern, has again strained relations between Gerinany and Czecho- slovakia. Every incident possible is being used by Hitler as an excuse for war against the “Bastion of Europe.” PEACE MEN’S WEAR & DRESS snor 161 WEST KINNEY ST. NEVVARK, N. J. Everything to Wear for Men, Women & Children, _ At the Lowest Prices IN FATHER’S Mind and Spirit W. H. BRYAN ANDREW PEACE Bigelow 3~0o77. Peace. SLOTNICK’S City Dressed Meats Live and Fresh «~ Killed Poultry Markets. Always the Best For Less Prompt Deliveries. 307 - 15th Avenue, Newark, N. J. PEACE Tel. BlOOmfié1d 7-9175 BROOKDALE BEVERAGE CO. I" J. PIERETTI Jr. 222 Sylvan Road Bloomfield. N. J. PEACE We Thank You. FATHER PEACE LUNCHEONETTE ROAST PORK, ROAST BEEF, etc. at FATHER'S Prices —— 10c. & 15c. 143 First Street Elizabeth, N. J. Thank You, FATHER I J I PEACE PEACE RESTAURANT I FRIED CHICKEN, ROAST DUCK, PORK_ CHOPS, VEGETABLES ——- MANY OTHER EATS FATHER’S Prices —— 10c. and 150. 106 Magnolia Avenue , Elizabeth. N- J~ _ Thank" You, FATHER . BUIi.DING co1’§I'rRA¢ToR:' _ All Around Stone & Brick Mason, Plastering, Painting, Paperhanging, Decoraﬁng. Etc 1064 Magnolia Avenue Elizabeth, N - J- PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE LUNCH ROOM 199 BURNET scmmlm‘ NEW BRUNSWICK JERSEY Thank You, FATHEI VICOCAIN ‘TRUCKING. ; . —‘AVEeN15L IWBW We Thank YOU, FATHER SAMUEL PEACE STOVE REPAIRING Furniture Bought and Sold 305 FIFTEENTH AVE. NEWARK, N. J. PEACE Thank You, FATH R Cooperative Fish and Vegetable Market 177 NORFOLK ST. Newark, N. J. PEACE Ask your merchant for the RED HEART MINT For best results try RED HEART MINTS PURE AND WHOLESOME Made & Distributed in Mint Lumps, Penny and all Sizes of.VV1'ap Stick by 58 Broome St. Newark, N. J. J. F. BLAOKMON M’FG. CONFECTIONER PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE LUNCH ROOM Newark, N. J. VIRGIN MARY. .....a PEACE I Thank You, FATHER COOPERATIVE FISH MARKET FRUITS <9: VEGETABLES Isaac Peace, John Browning’, Elijall Well 124 BROOME s'r. NEWARK, N. .1. Peace Thank ‘You, FATHER PEACE GROCERYSIORE 14$ Broome St., Newark, N. 15% Ger. -val Flace; Cor. \‘.7~li'i1sc2:1 El... Ora11ge,,'1\V.‘ew Jersey. 52 The NEW DAY The following is taken from the Daily Reports of the Agents from the “N_EW'_DAY_” in contacting prospective advertisers in “the husiness and professional field. i * These Reports as printed below, are for the consideration of, those desiring to ‘know the reaction these different businesses and individuals express and HIS Peace Mission Movement. lt includes the name of the firm, the individual contacted, the address, toward FATHER DIVINE and remarks or comments. Also the name of the one making the report. REPORTS OF GOLDEN LIGHT ON ADVERTISERS, PROSPECTIVE ADVERTISERS, ETC. Mt. Morris Valet Dry Clea-niiig (Clerk), 1492 Madison. Let a man in place pass as the manager who said he'd like to poison FATHER. I found out he had not7hing to do with place, but the clerk let him talk. The clerk said FATHER was giving cheap meals and the Followers are honest, but he d.§.d.n.’t want to ad- vertise. ‘ . Jea-‘nnette Hat Shop (Owner), 75 W. 115th. Wanted to advertise; bought the store a month. ago. Had been told they-could advertise for $2.00 ‘a. year by a sister, and had also been given. .a.nother price by someone, showing it is better to -let the agents call. Took a 13-week alternate cont. Trinity Dairy (Manager), 425 E. 107th ‘St. Was told an Agent called about at month ago but I went as they were not advertising and the ‘Sweet Shop get their milk from them. At first he tried tovrefer me to the United Company wh.o make the containers, but I told him he was furnishing the milk. ‘When I explained he said he would take it up and when I came back in a week, he «took ‘a. 13-week contract immediately. REPORTS OF JAMES NERIAH VON PROSPECTIVE ADVERTISERS, ADVERTISERS, ETC. Goltlbserg Fu-rniture 00. (Mr. Gus, Mgr.), 1841 Broadway 'l2th Floor. Will take 1/3 page beginning next week. Porter’ & Company, (Mr. Schrinkeisen), 7th Ave. & 125th St., N. Y. C. Will give a ctmtribution Ibut will not ad- vertise. “Goodyear Raincoat Co., 1540 Broadway. No. Monarch (New and Used Furihture) (Mr. Giger, 940 Broadway. No. Stisting J. Getchel (Mr. Williams), Chrysler Bldg. Space »buffer--see Friday. S Moss Associates (Mr. Moss), 110 W. 40th St. (23rd Floor.) (Advertising agent for Sohainuck’s Men’s Clothes; will not advertise before late fall.) Exchange Typewriter 00., (Manager), 71-125th. ;St., New ~ York City. Will renew next month. (They never have renewed. L.F.) Venetian Blind & Hdw. 00., (Mr. Brown), 1482—5th Ave., New York City. See them later (after 6:00 P. CM.) 5R. 0. Anna (Mr. Azua), 49 Leno-X Ave., New York City. Will give ad n-exit month. A '1‘. I-less (Mr. -I-less), 168 W. 99th St., New York City. No-—-not interested. Y Dollar Radio Service 8225 Broadway, New York City. No moneymnot interested. V . ' V Army & Navy Store (Trustee Management), 224 W. 42nd St., New York City. No—no advertising. Silk Shop 259 W. 34th St., Not in favor of Peace Mission. Oanadi-an Fur Trappers (Mr. Mitchell), 156 W. 34th »‘St., Fourth Floor. Radio & Newspaperswall the advertising they do. Myers Beverage 00., (Mr. Myers), E. 117th Street. .Ca1_1ed to see if we could get this ‘advertising. Young Myers wants it but must get Mr. Myers’ 0. K. Ludw'ig Bauman (Mr. KlI‘k’S »Sec’y.) 8th Ave. & 35th ' »St., (New York City.) No. Against «the firm’s ‘prin- ciple to use any other means than radio and news- papers. I Juliette, 252'W. 116th St., New York City. No. until September. A Not Strickle~r”s. (Mr. Figer & Mr. Harlan), 125th St., Newt York City. Said in a week or so, so they can pay in advance. Ltttma.n’s (Mr. Levy), 31st St. & Bdvva.y., New York City. Said to see" ‘Phillip Adv. Agency. Rolls -Razor Company 305 45th St, Sent from factory to Dorland International "Agency, «R. C‘. A. Bldg.’ Mr. C1eary—No New Contracts. A Roxy Clothes (Sister Sincere), Newark, N. J ., Brooklyn, N. Y. & Jamiaca. Will advertise next week-~-expect a years contract. Manufacturers’ Outlet, 261—125th 1St. New Yorzk. City. Advertising promised but ‘must. see them later. A. DeV~i=ta Shoe Repair, 95 Lenox Ave». No-—'not inter- ested. A Hendr‘iok’s Linoleum Store, 2046—3rd Ave., New York‘ City. No. ‘ I ’ B. M. T. Flowers (Mr. Levy), Times :Square.‘ Will ad- vertise uin Se»p*te1rn.ber—~Closing June 5th. " Hause-vKoe~bke (Mr. Hoffman), 42 W. 116th %St., New) York City. 6-month subscription. Mr. Miles, W. T. Grrant’s—125th St., N.Y.C. 6-month sub- V V scription. Lane/——Brya«nt (Mr. Daniels), 1 W. 39th :S=1'.., New York City. No~—Wil1 not use any medium but newspapers. Mr. J. Burger (Mr. Burger), 2067-43rd Ave. New Yor City.‘Too many shoe ads inlNew Day. , Milly’s Dress Shop, 1371-5th Ave. {Signed contract for 13 weeks, but partner refused to spay in advance. World Trade “Corp” 875 Broadway. Most decidedly “No” and would'ni)‘t give name. A ~ B GrO‘-1dl)e'l‘g‘ l4‘u1*.nitu1'e’ 00. (Mr. Margeson), ‘Yonkers. N. Y. 0. K. 1"~1 C""o1. 4 weeks. page before 4th week expires. Chas. Atlas Physical Culture, 115 E. 23rd St. Schwab & Beatlty. Schwab & Beatty (Adv. Agency); (Mr. Beatty), 386-iith it ‘August 11th, 1938 Will sign contract for .1/2 ‘Sent. to l = ' '\i lth, . 938 7, _Harl~em Dept. Store, 454 Lenox. 'I‘ri-Borough Food Mamet, 2352-8th. r.lVIeat lvlarket, Salesman 1582 Lenox. The New DAY I A A .. 537 Ave. Advertising contracts closed for the year and Iiovnew ones will be made until later in the year. Circulation too small. , Theo. Audel see. (Mr. Hawkins), 49 W. 23rd sit. No more contracts made until November. Downs Shoe Store (Manager), 1171 Broadway. in-terested to advertise. Schoenfeld—-Gent’s Fiurn; (Mr. Schoenfeld), Broadway & 33rd. -Not interested in advertising. Gimbels (Mr. Myerson), 33rd & Bdway. Do not adve~r~ tise in anything but newspapers. REPORTS ‘FROM W. A. BOSTICK Peace Shirt Center, 18 E. 125th. Very pleasant but will rest for a few weeks. Claim no ‘results from ad. Philday «Shoes, Claim no results. Asked me to see them later. Mistake in the address, and it made them peeved. Mistake was -corrected by a re-issue but they are still not satisﬁed. Enoch Love, DeVoute and I saw them. They are not reasonable. Queen Shoe Co. Sales Manager. Well pleased with re- sults but he paid for the ad out -of his own pocket. He is trying to get -the company to give a 13 week con- tract. . Ranid Tea and Coffee Manager, 2 E. 125th. Manager is paying for the ad -out of his commissions. He will be with us again in 2 weeks. (Report of June 1.) (Z=arter’s Clothes, 60 E. 125th. Claims no results. I have records of three suits they sold to the children; one to Brother Wisdom, one to‘ Ezra who works at Stern’s Shoe Store. I did have the other name Ibut lost it. Devin’s Shoes, 155 W. 125th. Have an appointment with them for June 8. Finish Style Shop, 35 125th. ‘They advertised once and got one good customer. They are well pleased. See them next week. Says he can't afford ~noW. Claims he didn’t -get any results. No special complaint. Pleasant. Brown’s Food Store, 2415~8th. Discontinued their ad. _ Was in 8 times of a 13 week; contract. Says he just \ can’t go any longer with it. Sam’s Meat Market, 2212-5th. O. K. When business will justify it. The day I called the wholesale meat man deglivered some meat to him and he couldn't pay for all of it. . b Dr. Seaidron, 162 W. 116th. Is waiting ‘for a cut and will be with us again soon. Sine’s Dept. Store, Lenox and 137th. Claims no results. Says he doesn't want to throw awayiany more money. I happen to know that he did get some business from it. it Smart Holywood Hats, 2566—8th. Made three calls to . collect from her. She says she can’t pay it. Supreme Meat Market, 2624-8th. Says business won’t permit them going any further with the ad, but they promised to be with us September 1. Claims absolutely no results. I have been informed that some of -the Extensions have given them -some ibusiness. No advertising in such paper. - Clothing Salesman, 178 E. 125th. Follower D. Coleman , * got suit. ‘Aime Repair Shop, 71 116th. Not Doesn’t like Father's Religion. . 4 Men’s Wear Hy Grade Co., 131 ‘W. 125th. Credit house. Like Father much. ‘ Hefferman Dept. Store, Mr. .l~ici'fern‘1an, 3 W. 125th. He was very nice -but declined to advertise because some of his ibusiness friends that were advertising had told him their ads in the New Day were not bringing them any results. Hat Shop, Peg‘gy~—Vern,a. 150-E. 125th. Quite indignant. “Not foolish enough to adverti g. in the New Day." Meat Market, Mr. Julian, 182 Lenox. Not interested in the New Day or any such advertising. Dahl Dress Shop Abe Winthrop, 116 W. 125th. Took 7 weeks and ran.3 ‘weeks. Furniture Co. Mr. Finkenberger, .124;-125th and 3rd. ave. 771 E. 133rd. st. Had interview with Finkenberger’s secretary at 125th. and 3rd. st. Sent me to advertis- ing manager ‘at 771 E. 133rd. St. They are considering a page ad. Hotel Theresa, Clerk, 7th ave. amfl i.25tih. -Claimed to be manager. ‘When I told him my business he told me Mr. Wright was manager. Mr. Wrig.ht.has dodged me ever since.‘ Have reason to ~beli.eve he was in the hotel and wouldn’t see me. Cl=0th_ing for Boys & Men, Wouldn't give his name, 44 W. 125th. This fellow thinks he is a Jew. Called Father aicrook, a thief and a real fake. He said he is as close ztovhim as [he ever wanted to -be, and said any one who would follow Father was just crazy. Dentist Dr. Werlerker,‘ 5th ave. and 125th. Wouldn't advertise because some of the Followers had him re- move soing plates that they had. I Hiardwar-e & H~ou.:s~e Furnishings, Cou1dn’t get name, 1574 Park ave. Called Father 3. deceiver and a grafter. Said many hard things. ’ Washington Heights Laundry 00., 140 "W. 124th. Very indignant. No use for such a paper. Refused to talk. Tri-Bore» Hotel, Mr. Cohen owner, 2 E. 125th. Says he doesn’t take . . . people in his hotel. Says if they should come he sends them to where they belong; to a hotel ‘ of their own kind. Tailor Shop, 174 Lenox. could stay where he was as for him. Loft’s Candy Co. Wholesale, 2663 W. 125th. Not in the least interested. Doesn’t like Fathers methods. REPORTS FROM RAYF:EE.LD ISRAELITE ON ADVER- TISERS, I’R0~SiPEC'l‘S, ETC. Esdlward, (Ties), Son, 316 W. 125th St. You will have to see my dad about that. He will the here at 7 p. in. Tracy Millinery Manager, 313 W. 125th St. We don’t advertise, I mean we don’t. have the money to run an ad. Master Mletaspliysiciaiis Mr. James B. Schafer, 113 W. 57th St. Now what does the New Day want with me“? We do not sell anything here in the hall, but some of the followers have a ‘book store an-cl some have shops the same as Father’s followers. I don’t see why the New Day cannot be sold here in the ‘store. You. come and see Eddie Saturday and I will speak to him. You tell Father that I will see that The New Day Will be sold heri. Helper in business said Father 54 The NEW DAY Ford and Lincoln Co. Manager, 1848 Broadway. No, I could not go into this magazine. It would not pay us. These ads are too small for a place like this. (He was asked to -take a page.) But he said, No! Royal Baking Co. Owner, 134 Lenox Ave. want that ad. don’t you? O. K. here it is. Newssztnmvd Manager, Cor. 145 St. and Lenox Ave. I will try The New Day if you leave 2 or 3 to see if they are called for.’ Tarylor Shop Owner, W. 135th. St. No, not this store. We know what is good and what is not good. Rvapoport Men’s ’Wear Store Mr. Rapoport, 268 W. 145th St. I am sorry my tfriend, but I cannot spare the money. I am not trying to make you come around for notliing, but you see me again. ‘ Lee Tire and Rubfbaer (lo. Miss Hauser, 655 11th. Ave. We just cooperated with one concern last week. I am sure it would not be nice» to approach th.em.t'h.is week ag‘a.i1i with an()th:=>r. You see Father has made knocks against him. Kainin Furniture Mr. Kamin, 1249 Fulton St.. Brooklyn. No not y.e,t. When bills come due and there is no money to pay them, ~that is the trouble with me here. Yes, I will read the paper. Jack Army and Navy Store Mr. Jack, 1385 Fulton St., Brooklyn. Mr. New Day, you will have to -see me around the ﬁrst. Yes; business is tough. Men’s We»a.1' Store Manager, 137 Amsterdam Ave. The boss is sick now. I don’t know when he will be in. Kleinfs VMoat Market Manager, 1632 Park Ave. The followers of Father are hard people to deal with. They want something for nothing. We have our prices like chops for 22¢ a pound; they want them for 190. You come a little later, we are going to give you an ad. Westchester Hotel Supply Meat Market Manager, 524 Westchester Ave. I don’t know what we can do for you my friend. We have lost one of our Peace busi- nesses, Mr. Littlejohn. I don’t know why. Give us a 13 week ad. . May’s Fa:s‘hion Shop Clerk, 328 W. 125th St. Who is this Father Divine‘? Oh! Not just now, but I hope soon. We will not forget it. Central Butter & Egg Co. Clerk,“2174 8th Ave. Will you leave your card and I will see the super albout advertis- ing in this paper. . Wolf Olotliing Store Of-fice Girl, 511 E. 125th St. The boss is away and will be for the next two weeks. To be truthful -he will not do any advertising fbe-fore fall, lout you can come and see. Hofi?mnan,Dep't. Store Mr. Herman, 358 W. 125th St. I don't «think we can do anything. We haven't taken. in a penny until 1 p. in. so you can see, that is the way it is. Come again. . Hardware Store Manager, St. Nicholas & 8t-h Ave. I don’t care to read it. I have heard of it. Unit Rate Army & Navy Store Manager, 438W. 125th St. My boy, I am a young man, but I would like to see the day it is coming soon, when religion will be abol- lshed from thevmi-nds of -the people. b White Star Dairy Owner, 2204 8th Ave. ,Well you come Tue-sday and I will have my ad ready sure. Wholesale Candy Q0. (Rubin Dankner), Wife, Bet. Well, you Ith & 8th Ave. We have a deal that is fronting us and until that settles we will not be ab1e'to do anything in that line. Harry Dress Shop Mr. Harry, 2136 8th Ave. No, I am sorry, but we are not interested in The New Day at all. Silk do Woolen Store Manager, Cor‘. 114th St. and 8th Ave. We have just opened today. If‘ you will come and see the boss tomorrow I am sure he will give you an ad. ' ~=Dress Shop Owner, 38 W. 116th St. You come Friday. I will get my ad ready for next week. Millinery, Silk Hosiery Clerk, 529 Lenox Ave. ‘No, the boss would not advertise in that paper because -he and I have talked about Father Divine. many times and do not like him, and neither do I. ‘Why do you call him Father? A Brookton Shoe Store Owner, 37 E. 125th St. field, we are not running that ad any longer. ,We didn’t have anyone come into any of our ‘three stores. Not one of the followers. We should have been on the front with an ad like this. Watch and Jewelry Mr. Austin Lopez, 24 E. 116th St. Do not run my ad for two weeks. I will be out of the city. Dresses and Coats Mr. Dahts, 40 W. 116th St. I am giving you this ad lb-ut I don’t know how long I will be here. I promised I would give you this ad (13 weeks alternately) and I will keep my word. White Star Dairy Manager, 2204 8th Ave. I spoke to my partner about the ad. and he doesn’t want to ad- vertise now. You come around in "two weeks. You see, we have quite a few bills ti) pay just now. Fruit and Veg~e:ta.blae Store Owner, 1455 Fifth Ave. I want to have some circulars printed next week. Tell’ me the price for 1000 early next week will you? The Great Carribbean Grocer & Meat lvlzarket, Son of Owner Mr. I. M. Cohen, 2051 8th Ave. Brooklyn. I told my dad about advertising but as I told you before- he has an ad on the radio Ibnt he will give you an ad. You leave it to me I know he will soon. V 1 Howard Clothing Co. Manager, Hudson St. & Myrtle Ave. I cannot do anything for you. You see we are not doing any advertising in that kind of publication. My funds are all spent for this year. before we can do any more. Busch’-s Jewelers Mr. Rosen, 128 W. 125th St. Mr. Rosen called the main office and asked them to put an ad in The New Day. It is '0.‘k. Come and see me Fri- day and I will have the ad‘ ready. Owl; Ratio Drug Store Owner, 80 E. 116th St. No, I cannot read much now for my eyes will not let me. The time I should read is in the daytime and that is I the time I am busy. Poultry Market A Partner, 390 Hudson Ave., Brooklyn. -~ My partner doesn’t think that will do us mu.ch good. You-see, there are no Brooklyn ads in it at all, that is what he is talking a-bout. We, will wait a little. Auto Tire Shop Mr. Daily, 484 St. Nicholas Ave. . What did they tell you down at the office? see Miss Hauser. She gave one to a Democratic Club so she should give you all one. Don’t tell her I sent you down. 5 I ‘ Ha:-ry’s Army & Navy ‘Store Owner, 66th St.&tArnster-“ August inn, 1938 o No, Ray— I It will be Jan. ’ G,o_ba'ck and A ‘ I ,Augus't Ilium, 1938 The New DAY 55 dam Ave. I havebeen sick and am sick. If you leave one of your papers I will read it. Come and see m'e~~t-he first week in September and I will give you an ad. James Bu.tler.Grro~cery Co. Manager, 63rd St. & Amster- dam Ave. The Iboss doesn’t want to advertise in The New Day. He says No. Sorry, my friend. Harlem Plu.m»bing 00. Manager, 388 Lenox Ave. Busi- ness is no good now for advertising. We ran an ad last year with your paper. Come around later. We will treat you right. REPORTS FROM WONDERFUL PATIENQE. Nels-on Desk Co. One of firm, 1600 Williams St. Very antagonistic; said nearly everything he could against FATHER. Thatihe was no good, and never had and never would -do anything good. People were all crazy that believed FATHER to be GOD. Wanted me to go out as they did not‘ want to hear anything about FA- THER in the store. Delicatessen Store Manager, 428 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn, N . Y. When asked for cooperation in advertising, she asked, "I-Iasn’t FATHER DIVINE got money enough, yet,” etc. Many antagonistic remarks expressed. Guarantee Jewelry 00. Manager, 152 W. 14th St. ~promised——advertising Manager ill. Brooks Furniture Co. Clerk, 2290-3rd Ave-. Former ad- vertiser in Spoken Word; will take it -up with manager. Burns Coal Clompany Mr. Rogers, Brooklyn Mgr. and N. Y. Manager, 500-5th Ave. They could find no way to cooperate with FATHER DIVINE. I. Kori.nick—Id-e<a.l Home Service Man in charge, 3615 Ditmer Blvd. Asked for card for future reference. Reads FATHER’S Messages. Business apparently hopeless. Son’s. Boo-tery Manager, 2276-31st St. Not interested in FATHER DIVINE——called him . . . . . . priest. B. Frie-dmlan,—Jewelry Shop Mr. Friedman, 3221-31st St. I-do not believe in FATHER DIVINE or His Move—, ment. Berks-hire Mdse 00. Manager, 3518 Ditmer Blvd. Preach- ing will not help ,us now. Everything is hopeless. Pork House Meat Mkt. Manager, 3128 Ditmer Blvd. Ignored me; sfinally said, “I have heard about FATHER DIVINE.” (V Fanny’s Lingerie Shop Fanny, 3110 Ditmer Blvd.“ Every- Ibody tells me FATHER DIVINE‘ is a. fake. Asltoria Jewelry 00. Manager, 3100 Ditmer Blvd. Don’t believe in FATHER DIVIINE or His Blessings. Empress Dress Shop Manager, 56 E. 14th’ St. We do not believe in FATHER DIVINE and we are not in- terested in anything HE has. ‘ Interior Dveconavorzs Man -in charge, 132-136 W. 14th. This conversation was held with a customer after I Ad had told the manager what I wanted: “Is that guy going yet? I thought he had been put out of business. He will do anything and everything but take the shirt off your back.” Jewelry Shop Manager, 13 Alberta Ave. FATHER DIVINE is a ifa-ker; HE should go lback to the West Indies or South where HE came from. He takes all the people’s money and has women galore. He should be locked up. - Only simple people believe in FATHER DIVINE. Murcury Florist Mr. Murcury, 315-112th St. Don’t be-» lieve in FATHER DIVINE. Don’t want him in here; he is nothing but a man taking everybody’s money. Parkway Dept. Stone Manager, 317-112th St. I would not be interested in it. Not going to stay in this neighborhood. New England Dept. Store Manager, 788 Columbus Ave. Father Divine is "a faker. I was in court when the Judge gave this decision and told him so. I don’t want anything to do with him. Goodby'_e. Radler’s Lingerie Shop Manager, 699 Columbus Ave. I am not a follower of Father Divine and do not want to advertise. Radio Shop Manager, 743 Columbus Ave. pletely. Men’s Wear Specialty Shop Manager, 659 Columbus Ave. Very antagonistic, after talking a few minutes and an- swering questions he apparently changed, and said “Peace.” Ignored com- PEACE I Thank You, FATHER BROTHERS & SISTERS Shine 5c. White Shoes 100. Cleaning ’White with Colors, 15c. —— Suede, 15c. Dyeing White Shoes, 20c. —— Other Colors, 25c. 1107 East Vernon Ave. Los Angeles, Cal- PEACE AARON’S BOOTERY Specializing in Women’s & Childreifs Fine Shoes and Nurses’ Health Shoes at Lowest Prices 1410-5th AVENUE. Near 115th St. Corner, N. Y. 0- ,PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE TAILOR SHOP Ladies’ 8 Gents’ Suits Made to Order Cleaning -— Dyeing -- Repairing; etc- z59 Lmvox AVE. s. w. Cor. 123rd St. N. Y. 0. 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Russack Department Stores Fifth Avenue Fair Gonsak’s Department Store W. T. Grant McCrory’s Department Store Kanter’s ‘ Morris's Department Store Parker’s ' Three Star Bargain Store Lazar"s Department Store D Cleaning Sunshine ry Cleaning Electrical Supplies & Novelties I-Iygrade Electrical Novelty Company Mitcl/1ell’s Gift Shop Food Markets P. Fahey ' Johnny's Food Market London's Alfonso Rosa Furniture I-Iickson Furniture Company Spatz Furniture Department Victor Kay Furniture Company Grocers - -A. Bonhome Joe Friedman G & G Products N. Goldberger . T. J. Krikorian & Son J.‘ Popeil » Daniel Reeves ' Jose Rivera W. Seaton J. Vega D Hosiery & Lingerie Sam Ader Ge1man’s Greenfields M Lady Rose Shops Lenox‘ Silk Mills _ Ann’s Specialty Shop The NEW DAY ADVERTISERS Ice Cream Pilgrim HyGrade Ice Cream Jewelry Empire Jewelry Company Sterling Jewelry Company Ladies’ VVenr La Ritzy Dress Shop Orkins Bishop’s V Goldhut Bargains Hannah Dress Shop Heitner’s Patience Waite Peace Dove Dress Shop Laundries Belstrat Laundry Company, Inc. Love Hand Laundry J Sarah’s Hand Laundry Wonderful Hand Laundry Leather Goods, Luggage & Sportswear Gandelman’s Lou’~Sol Sportswear, Inc. Pullman’s Bag Shop Wonder Pocketbook Factory Lumber Donnelly Nash Lumber Company John ..Eagen Lumber Company Harlem Lumber Company Meats——Fish-—Poultry Harry Kramer Lenox Meat Market Quality Meat Market Setian Market Sea Foods Washington Beef Company Westchester Hotel Supply S. & H. Market World's Meat Market Men's Furnishings Mantis F. Backer Goldhut Bargain House Peace Men’s Wear & Dress Shop Royal Men’s Wear Lew’s Pants Stores Millinery & Supplies Manhattan Millinery & G. Perry Music Peace Grace Rainbow Music & Gift Shop Office Supplies Huguenot Stationery & Printing Co. Oil Burner Turner Optometrists Somers & Zims, Supplies Painters & Supplies Bengal Union Paint Organization Empire State Paint Louis Eig Merriness Paint Company Paper Dealers Kriege1’s Store Heart's Paper Company Photographers & Supplies Harrington Studios \ Plumbing &. Supplies Rex Supply Company Benjamin Plumbing Company Produce, Merchant Bruce & Son George Victor Williams Jack Esformes - Radios & Repairs Peace Radio Repair Sol Radio Shop Real. Estate John Lamb Restaurants Cooperative Dining Room Peace Meals Peace Modesty Dining Room Peace To The World Peace Restaurant—La Salle Street Seth Noah ‘ ' ' Virginia Lunch Room Riding Academy Central Park Equestrian Club, Inc. 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Hawks 8:O0—-WOR Bands Across Sea 9:00——WABC Prof. Quiz Baffles 9:30——WINS Spanish Hour 10:0O—WABC Your Hit Parade VSUNDAY 7:00~—a.m.—'-WINS Sunshine iHour 8:00——WEAF Organ Recital 10:00-—WEAF Bible Highlights 10:30——WINS Jolly Bi11’s Funnies 11:O0——WEAF Press Radio News 11;30——WOR Lonely -Cowboy 2:30——p.m.--WEAF Sunday Drivers 4:30——WEAF_‘ The World Is Yours 5:3Q——WEAF Spy Secrets 6:45--WOR Safety Series MONDAY 6:45-—'a.m.——VV~OR Sunkistime 7 :45-——WEAF Radio Rubes 8:25-—-WOR Headlines 1:30~—p.m.—WEAF Words and Mu- sic 5:30——WABC March of. Games 7:15-—WOR Answerman 7:30—WOR Lone Ranger 8:O0——WEAF Believe It or Not 8:30——WEAF Voice of Firestone 10V:0O——WEAF Contented Program 10:30—WABC Pres. Roosevelt Speaks -on Social Security TUESDAY 7:15—a.m.——WOR Musical Clock PEACE PEACE. ' August 11t_lxi,-‘:1f938?r?;:, ._ 8:30——WEAF Clipping Bureau 10:0O—-WOR Singing Strings 12:25—WiOR Health in Headlines 12:30‘-—p.m.——-WEAF Time for Thought 3:O0—-WOR Wornen’s Hour 5:30—WEAF Your Family & Mine W 6:00~—WEAF Science in !News 7:45——VVOR Don’:t You’Believe It 9:00-—WEAF Vox Pop 10:O0——WOR True Detec. Mysteries 10:15——WOR Ray. G. Swing; ‘Comm. WEDNESDAY 7 :30~—a.'m.—--WEAF Morning Greet- I ings 8:25——WOR Headlines 12:00-—m.——WOR Count Your Blessings 12 :30~——.p.m.—~WEAF Time for Thought 5:00‘-—WOR Women Make News 5:30——WABC March of Games 8:O0—-——WABC Gang Busters 9:0O—WEAF T. H. Summer Show- 9:15——WOR Novelty Choir 10:O0—WEAF K. Kyser’s Mus. Klass THURSDAY 8:O0—a.m.-WEAF Children's Stories 8:20-~WOR Musical Interlude 8:30—WEAF Clipping Bureau 10 :30——WOR Var. Program 5:00-—p.m.——WEAF Men of Har- mony 6:O0——WEAF Int. News Chief 8:00——WEAF Rudy Vallee V 9:00-—WEAF Promenade Symphony 10:OO—WOR Press Time; Game 10:30—~W'OR Musical Review Phone: ED 4-8815 & 8813 AU 3-1963 I. STEINBERG A MAX ZITOMERSKY, Prop. 10% Discount to FATHER'S Children 1575 park Ave. So. west cor. 113th st. New York City PEACE. 4 LA POPULAR FAMILY SHOE STORE A complete line of men’s, women’s and children’s shoes At the Lowest Prices. V - 70 EAST 112th STREET New York City PEACE I-=IARRY’S BOOTERY A ALL SUMMER SHOES REDUCED Q FINEST QUALITY HO‘«SIE.RY 141;; 5th AVE. - Cor. 116th St. - NEW YORK CITY .llrIO. 2-13 3 4ANN’S SPECIALTY SHOP tHos11-:RY . UNIFORMS ~ CORSETS Underwear, Dresses, Gloves 4 We specialize in extra sizes. PEACE @133"; LENOX A\vs.. ‘bet. iieth ﬁt" 117th Stem N. Y. c. \ Full Line Bed Springs —— Mattresses Made Over, $2.00 * FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE 10% disc. to FATI-IER’S Children. 226-228 West 145th St., N. Y. 'rua.n1; you, FATEIE33 _. D "éEAéE TRINITY DAIRY CO., Inc. Distributors of High Grade Dairy Products _ Bottled Milk & Cream 421 -425 EAST‘107th ‘ST. New York City Tel. ~4-4100 PEACE I “Peace to the World at I..ar.ge!” Meals 10c. and 150. 4 EAST 115th STREET 'I'ha.n.k You, FATHER. Tel. MO. 2-5435 SETIAN MARKET WHOLESAIE and RETAIL Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb, Poultry and Provisions rise 1viADIsoNyav}s._. . A Cor. new st. . psewiiﬁirdﬂi I PEACE V August 1 1 th, 1938 PEACE Thank You, FATHER PROSPERITY BARBER SHOP HAIR CUT 10('»—SHAVE 5c SHOE REPAIRING SHOP In theRea.r 270 LENOX AVE. NEW YORK Tel. MO. 2-1650 PEACE LOUIS EIG PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES Vannishes, Oils», Shellacs, Brushes. FREE and ‘PROMPT DELIVERIES 1724 MADISON AVE., Near 114th St.,, New York City. PEACE Thank You, FATHER BIG MIDSUMMER SALE IS NOW GOING ON AT THE DOLLAR DAY 5-10c. DEPARTMENT STORE 82 AMSTERDAM AVE. Near 63rd St. N. Y. C. PEACE Phone MO. Haven 9-4177 LUCA BALENZANO Ice - Coal 313 East l33rd Street New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER WONDERFUL HAND LAUNDRY Close to Kingdom Headquarters SERVES ALL FAITHFULLY Prompt Service New York City N. Y. Best Work 97 St. Nicholas Ave. The NEW DAY PEACE 59 PEACE SPECIALS NEW LOW PRICES Spatz Furniture Dept. 2341 -8th AVE. (Bet. 125th and 126th Sts.) FURNITURE or ALL KINDS ‘ from a CHAIR to SUITES or SETS. NEW — RECONDITIONED — SECONDS - Also Rugs & Li11oleums. SHIPMENTS ANYWHERE Thank You, FATHER PEACE UN. 4-7293 SOL RADIO. . For 7 SERVICE AND SALES 306 ST. NICHOLAS AVE. New York City Northeast Corner 125th St. PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE MODESTY DINING ROOM Meals Served in Father’s Mind and Spirit 2468 - 8th AVE. N. Y. CITY Near 132nd St. JOHN LAMB REAL ESTATE Property Management 29 WEST 126th STREET New York City Thank You, FATHER PEACE MISSION TIRE SHOP New—Used Tires & Other Equipment FLATS FIXED AT SHOP — 25c. Tel. HA. 7-2157 PEACE (Near .115th St.) E-IArlem 7 -2157 ' PEACE 18 West 144th Street 20% DISCOUNT If you bring this ad. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Eyes Examined Free SOl\/ll\/IERS - ZINIS 102 WEST 125th ST., Near Lenox Ave. PEACE It's Wonderful. Sole Agent forthe GENUINE LOU-PEDIC ARCH SUPPORT SHOES SIEGELS 72 East 125th Street 323 W. 141st STREET PE ACE Thank You, FATHER HEARTS PAPER CO. 0 Papers and Paper Products 0 Restaurant Supplies 0 Soda Fountain Supplies 0 Spices, Mayonnaise, Syrups Phone: EDgecombe 4-1690 Free Delivery Anywhere The NEW DAY August 11th, 1938 FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION Kingdoms, Extensions and Connections Under FAT}IER’S Personal Jurisdiction NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters and .Office, 36-38 W. 123rd St., Tel.: HA 7-8124. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 152-160 W. 126th St., Tel.: MO 2-2386. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Annex, 24 W. 115th Street. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Grocery Store, 26 West 115th St. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 204 W. 63rd St. . DIVINE, 239 W. 113th St. . DIVINE, 58 W. 114th St. . DIVINE, 19 W. 117th St. . , 103 W. 117th St. . DIVINE, 105 W. 119th St. . DIVINE, 59 E. 122nd St. REV: .~ Peace Mission Garages, 16-18—20—22—30 & 32 West 144th St. —- Tel. AU. 3-2958. 43 West 143rd St. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 1/2 Mile W. of City, Lake Mohawk Rd. JAMAICA, N. Y. 158-11 South Rd.,_ Jamaica. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 468-470 Broad St. MILFORD, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 11 Gunn Street. SAYVILLE, LONG ISIMND REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters, 72 Macon Street. Other Peace Missions, Extensions and Connections : ALABAMA ' ENTERPRISE — B a p t i s t Hill, Carry Hutchinson. ARIZONA 136 North 10th Ave., Phoenix. AUSTRALIA Mrs. G. Malm, 308 George St., Sydney. Australian Church Hall, Russell St., Mel- bourne. Private address—Mrs. Andrews, Oxford Chambers, Bourke St., Mel- bourne. Lygonst. Carlton, Victoria, Miss McI1roy. James P. Allen-, 59 Maple St.,, Victoria. BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. Westbury New Rd., Barbados. James Street, Barbados. Mrs. Smith, Chapman’s Cross Bridgetown, Barbados. CALIFORNIA Road, "\ A _744SHayes St., San Francisco. 801%“ Hayes St., San Francisco. 808 Capitol Ave., San Francisco. 1828 Ellis Street, San Francisco. 821 Pacific Ave., San Francisco. 952 8th St., Oakland. 1075 7th St., Oakland. 1435 Filbert St., Oakland. 1483-1485 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. 964 E. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles. 1777 West 35th Place, Los Angeles. Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, 1102 E. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. 2602 ,So. Central Ave., Los Angeles. 3945 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles. 1651 Essex St., Los Angeles. 4611 Compton Ave., Los Angeles. Miss’ Farlice, Agent, 588W. Claremont St., Pasadena. ' 21 Roberts St., Santa Cruz. 3427 Florence St., San Diego. 258 So. 2nd Street, San Jose. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. 3, Box 46, So. Park. Santa Rosa. ' " CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. , 1454 St. Antoine St., Montreal, Canada. 2570 Coursol St., Montreal. 1116 Broad St., Room 20, Victoria, B. C. 221 Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 1050 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. 1075 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. 840 Gore Ave., Vancouver, B. C. COLORADO 1895 Lafayette Street, Denver. 2222 Larimer St., Denver. 614 No. Frankland, Colorado Springs. 25 W. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs. CONNECTICUT 19 Vista Street, Stamford. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 534 Harvard St., N. W., Washington. 1113 "O" St., N. W., Washington. FLORIDA 15th St., Miami. 5th Pl., Miami. GEORGIA 734 E. Bolton St., Savannah. 511 E. 31st St., Savannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave., Chicago. 206 E. 55th St., Chicago. 1 KANSAS 534 Golden Ave., Topeka. MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 718 Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS 150 Lenox St., Boston. 312 Columbus Ave., Boston. MINNESOTA 300 Stanley St., W. St. Paul. 735 So. Smith Ave., St. Paul. 3142 N. E. Lincoln St., Minneapolis. 228 -8th St., “South" Minneapolis. MISSOURI 20141/2 Carr Street, St. Louis. 2750 Clark Ave., St. Louis. 1123 No. 13th St., St. Louis. NEBRASKA 2877 Witt St., Omaha. NEW JERSEY 534 N. W. 2169 N. W. .1130 Adams St., Asbury Park. 1820 Greenwood Ave., Neptune. 111 Pennsylvania Ave., Pleasantville. 148 Bond St., Elizabeth. 20 Willard Place, Montclair. 271 Washington Street, Rahway. 417, Rahway Avenue, Westfield. 801 St. George Ave., Roselle. 43 Schureman St., New Brunswick. Cor. Astor St. and Avenue C., Nwk. 131 Broome St., Newark. 911 Baltic Ave.. Atlantic City. 326 Mulberry St., Newark. 119 York St., Jersey City. NEW YORK 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon Ave., Brooklyn. 414 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn. 204-25 45th Drive, Bayside. 110-34 Union Hall St., Jamaica. _ 119 S0. 1st St., 107th Ave. & 171st St., 159-04 So. Rd., Jamaica. 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 749 Bayview Ave., Inwood, L. I. 7 Bay St., Oyster Bay. Derport Road, Huntington. 25 Udell Drive, Manhassett. 43 Winchester St., White Plains. 155 William St., Buffalo. NORTH CAROLINA 328 Pine St., Belhaven. OHIO 336 Parsons Ave., Columbus. 944 E. Fulton St., Columbus.’ 494 Armstrong St., Columbus. 1024 E. Long, Columbus 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 416 W. Southern Ave., Springfield. 613 W. 7th St., Cincinnati. 708 Linn St., Cincinnati. PANAMA Mr. Henry J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. Thos. N. A. Bennett, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. PENNSYLVANIA 1424 N. 24th St., Philadelphia. 3424 Ludlow St., Philadelphia. 528 So. 16th St., Philadelphia. 5829-31 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia. 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsburgh. 1520 Clarke St., Pittsburgh. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, Washington. 1 SOUTH CAROLINA 280 2nd Street, Cheraw. SWITZERLAND BASEL: Enquire Frau Kurt Muttenz. BRUTTISELLEN: Winterthurerstr. 292|11. BUETZBERG: Fam. Leu - Graf Waldegg. GOLDAU: Marie Wenger, Sonnegg. HERRLIBERG: Schuepbach Chalet 509. OBERRIEDEN: Frau Lips - Thurnheer Rosengarten. RHEINECK: Fam. Schiegg, hinter dem Markt. ROMANSHORN: Schaltegger, Pens. Bahn- angest. RORSCHACH: Herrn G. Bosshart, Loe- wenstr. 37. ST. GALLEN: Frau Schalcher, Mueller - Friedbergstr. 1. THUN: Fritz Tschaggelar, Steffisburg. WINTERTHUR: Fam. Guyer - Bucher, Leimeneggstr. 18. ZUE-RICH: Limmatstr. 118, Tel. 932,458. All further information through European Office, FATHER DIVINE'S Peace Mission, Postfach 58, Wallisellen, Switzerland. VIRGINIA Richmond. 200 Brook Rd., Richmond. WASHINGTON 2705 Wetmore ,Ave., Everett. 424 High St., Bellingham. 124 Right St., Bellingham. 15061/2 Broadway, Tacoma. 3102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. G. E. Townsend, Centralia, Agent. 1907 E. Madison, Seattle. Jamaica. 11608-12th Ave., 3rd floor, Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2246 West 56th St., Seattle. 5213-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St., Monroe. PARTIAL LIST——Because oi the un- known number of FATHER DIVINE Con- nections throughout the world the above is but a partial list 101- reference. TO ALL KINGDOMS, EXTENSIONS, CONNECTIONS & FOLLOWERS EVERY- l§llRNlTU RE 155 EAST 44th STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. WHERE, WE OFFER ALL MAKES OF NEW LIVING ROOM Q BEDROOM Q DINING ROOM Rugs, Carpets, Springs, Mattresses, Lamps, Chairs, etc. “AT FATHER'S PRICES” Peace Shipments Everywhere. -— Qtuality, Savings Guaranteed. Tel. VA. 3-0662
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Notes: Courtesy of the Peace Mission Movement of Father Divine, Woodmont, Pennsylvania.
Geography: Harlem (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Father Divine, Peace Mission Movement -- Periodicals, Communal living--United States--Periodicals
Identifier: fdi-tnd-002-032-1938-08-11
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 02, no. 33 (August 18, 1938)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1938-08-18
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: N00 33 5 7 7 (Just as HE appears in HIS Glory today) V This is one of the latest poses of FATHER DIVINE taken during i‘ % the Demonstration in New York City, July 31st, 1938 A..D..F ,D. The NEW DAY C Sc. A CODINIERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 5 o PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. III W. 126th Street, New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. One Year —————————————————————————————————————— —— Six Months ——————————————————————————————————— —— - Single Copy ———————————————————————————————— —— 5 Cents ‘ I I t FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25. . Single Copy 7e. ”Entered as second-class matter May 11, 1938, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879.” Vol. II, No. 33 August 18th, 1938 PEACE Thank You, FATHER If You need a. TRUNK — SUITCASE — BAGS GANDE0l.lVlAN’S UN. 4-7068 PEACE Everything for Men Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Hats, Caps, Pants, Sweet-Orr Work Clothes F. BACKER 2331 - 8th AVENUE, Near 125th .St.. N. Y. C....
Show moreN00 33 5 7 7 (Just as HE appears in HIS Glory today) V This is one of the latest poses of FATHER DIVINE taken during i‘ % the Demonstration in New York City, July 31st, 1938 A..D..F ,D. The NEW DAY C Sc. A CODINIERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 5 o PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. III W. 126th Street, New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. One Year —————————————————————————————————————— —— Six Months ——————————————————————————————————— —— - Single Copy ———————————————————————————————— —— 5 Cents ‘ I I t FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25. . Single Copy 7e. ”Entered as second-class matter May 11, 1938, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879.” Vol. II, No. 33 August 18th, 1938 PEACE Thank You, FATHER If You need a. TRUNK — SUITCASE — BAGS GANDE0l.lVlAN’S UN. 4-7068 PEACE Everything for Men Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Hats, Caps, Pants, Sweet-Orr Work Clothes F. BACKER 2331 - 8th AVENUE, Near 125th .St.. N. Y. C. Phone: MO. 2-902.1 PEACE Dr. EDWARD RUSENIHM Surgeon Dentist Gas extractions —— Novocaine extractions Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 303 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY N. W. Cor. 8th Avenue. PEACE Un. 4-2070 For Good Honest Tailoring Go to .I. E. ELDRIDGE MERCHANT TAILOR Suits Made to Your Measure 2121 - 7th AVENUE. 2 The NEW DAY Cor. 126th St. New York City. tired feeling. August, 18th, 1938 FITTED BY X-RAY HEALTH SPOT SHOES Fit Every Curve on the soles of your feet. ’-' ' Step Out of Foot Trouble Into Foot Health WHITE CROSS SHOE CLINIC 56 WEST 125th ST., Bet. Lenox and Fifth Avenues FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN PEACE Special Discount to FATHER DIVINE’S Children. RICHIE’S SHOE SHOPS Ladies’ Highest Grade Shoes OUR QUALITY & BRANDS 01! Shoes Cannot Be Duplicated Anywhere We Have From Size 1 to 10—AAA to EEE in Stock. 46 WEST 116th ST. Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. New York PEACE CASH YOUR CHECKS HERE 2,000 Women's Coats, $3.95 Up; 1,000 Silk Dresses, $1.00 Up 2,000 Skirts and Blouses, 95c Up For Your Convenience——Open Sundays, 12 to 7 P.M. “FIFTH AVENUE FAIR” and “FIFTH AVENUE STYLE CENTER” NOW BOTH Under ONE ROOF 1362 FIFTH AVENUE — Bet. 113th & 114th Streets HARLEM’S MOST COMPLETE DEPT. STORE COATS - SPORTSWEAR - SUITS - DRESSES ADULTS" PANTS an SHIRTS. $1.00 UP Green Flannel Skirts, all sizes, 88c. up. PEACE SPECIALS NEW LOW PRICES Spatz Furniture Dept. 2341 - 8th AVE. (Bet. 125th and 126th Ste.) FURNITURE of ALL KINDS from a. CHAIR to ‘SUITES or SETS. NEW — RECONDITIONED — SECONDS — Also Rugs & Linoleums. SHIPMENTS ANYWHERE Thank You, FATHER L . .~ I _v-__. --__ ' é PEACE HAr1em 7-8124 Wonder Pocketbook Factory Wh»olesale ‘£5 Retail Pocketbooks Made to Order—A1so Repaired 36 W. 123rd STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. Comfort Shoes for Feet That Hart 0 When your feet are tired, you are tired all over and the wrong type of shoes is usually at the bottom of it all. Do away with this Wear Simplex Travel-Aire Shoes that exercise and strengthen your foot ‘muscles as you walk. STATELY HEALTH SHOES 2 EAST 125th ST., Near 5th Ave. Our Business Increased 100 per cent. —— Thank You, FATHER. NEW YORK CITY .1 «r~:.;::~ri 1! August 18th, 1938 The NEW DAY 1 3 iv —— CONTENTS FATHEIVS Message 1 Interview with Rzobt.‘ S. Bird, of The - New York Page Times . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th -St., N. Y. 0., Sun. eve. and Mon. morn., Aug. 14 and 15, 1 A.M. . . . . 19 Banquet Table, “Artists’ Colony”, Milton, N. Y., 6 Tues., Aug. 9, 6:45 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . 25 World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 The Mystery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35 “Righteousne-ss——M~arches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 39 Lost and Fownvd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Righteous Govt. News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Science Simplifying Its Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 46 ‘ Business Men’s Reaction to Peace Movement . . . . .. 48 Looking at the Body (Boem) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Pocketbook of Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56 Advertisers" Index . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Peace Dial Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 58 World News “THIRTY DOLLARS 'EVERY THURS-.DAY"’ is the new campaign of the Townsend Movement for all over sixty. “NAGIRROC YAW GNORW OT LIA-H,” this head- line in the New York Post was a tribute to wrong-way flier -Cornigan. It reads backwards. A BATTLESHIP, the U. S.,~S. ‘Texas, ran on a mud flat in the Hudson river. Tug ‘boats pu.lled it off in a short time. ' LENDING, SPENDING, will continue on a grand scale for many years, Senator Thomas of Oklahoma predicts, and Senator Holt says, look out for another big spending appropriation this Winter. NEWS C»OMMENTlAT=OR*S quote New York news- papers as claiming 1,500 German officers are rapidly training Mexican soldiers and that -the Cardenas regime has been converted to Fascism. It is claimed Mexico has made a contraict Ito sell oil to Germany. COMMUNISTS are charged by witne-sses ‘before the Congressional Committee Investigating Un-American Activities, of honeycombing and controlling -the CIO. Hundreds of persons in the CIO were named as Com- munist members. - PROMINENT MOVIE ACTORS have spent‘ large sums promoting Communism, it was said, and many other sensational charges werepmade by witnesses be- ‘ fore the Committee. ‘ TWO JAPANESE ATTACKS: on Chinese positions along the Yangtze -have been repulsed and thousands of Jap soldiers have been routed; many were killed before they could escape. , V , ‘S7PE~ED, QUEEN of the Atlantic for I the moment is A the Queen M-vary, having taken lthe record from the Norrnandie.- Each ship still has much power in reserve. V They :wil1_‘pr,oba~bly take and retakew the record.‘ It is ‘good publicity. ALL CIVILIA.N‘S! have been ordered to’ evacuate Han- kow, China, although the Japanese are still about~95. miles from the city. This order is to lessen casualties from frequent air raids. CHIUNKIANG in Yunnan Province nowhouses most of the government offices and -departments of the Chinese Government. It is 650 miles up the Yangtze from Hankow. , A GERMAN PLANE, the Bran~den~burg, made a flight from Berlin to New York. in 25 hours and quickly re- turned. It has been renamed the Condor. LIBERIA, only independent African nation, founded by Americans, may be “sacrificed” by Britain to Ger- many to partially satisfy her demand for colonies. The British Minister of Railroads for the Union of South Africa has approved the deal. AMERICA is not dependent on foreign countries for tin, aasyis of-ten claimed. There are tin deposits in. the Carolinas, the Dakotas, Alabama, Texas and Alaska. RACKET GRAFT charges running into hundreds of millions of dollars, are laid at the door of the Tam- mariy den of Leader James J. Hines by District At- torney Dewey. It is alleged he was the fixer, influenc- ing or intimidating judges, and securing immunity for the late gangster Dutch Schultz and his gang, in ope- rating their.Harlem num-b_ers racket. ‘Hines claims he cannot get a fair ‘trial in New York, which has now repudiated Tammany. A GERMAN WORKER was killed and hundreds wounded when the residents of Upper Silesia created disturbances over the war agitation and compulsory draft of Adolf Hitler. The citizens {bra-ttled with the secret Nazi police. ALL EUROPE was in "a state of intense alarm over the weekend as more than a million. Germans were mobilized for the ‘biggest War games since the world war. The denunciations of Czechoslovakia i'n the German. press caused many to believe that little country would be swiftly invaded. ‘ A F‘R.EN'CsI-I STEAMER struck a mine southeast of Gsibraltar and sank. TVA PROJECTS serve the purpose of flood control, navigation, power production, fertilizer making, and_ na- tional defense, to an extent oflporltunistic utilities com- panies could never do, investigation is proving. TWENTY-‘SIX REBEL’ PLANES are reported shot down in one battle. The Rebels have been halted in their attempt to take the rich. mercury mines of southeast- ern Spain, a Loyalist stronghold. BANDITS IN MEXICO a few days ago killed twenty- six railroad workers against whom theyhad -a grudge. FEDERAL EMPLOYES are -being investigated for their connection with the vcommunist Party; yet the Communist Party is a legal one, the same as the De- mocrat or Republican parties. FOUR -RURAL AIR-MAIL ROUTES. are being es- tablished, ‘Postmaster General Farley annolinced Monday. HEARINGS IN THE IMAYTAG STRIKE have been . conducted in Des Moinesbut Monday were suspended pending an attempted conciliation ‘between. members of the company and the CIO. , 4, . FIGHTING pC~ONTINUE‘S: in Palestine with six J ‘ewe . and sever; Arabs being killed Tiiesdayl‘ 4 /I The NEW DAY \ "August; 0 18th, 1938 A FULL EMERGENCY has been declared to exist by I the Japanese Cabinet, and the Japanese nation in men, material and morals will be organized on a full war time footing. This followed defeats of -the Japanese along the Yangtze. ARBITRATION of the \Sovv:ie’t—Manchukuo 7borde-r' dis- pute is under way as soldiers of the two countries con- tinue to occupy trenches only a. few hundred yards apart. MONDAY was the hottest day on record in New York Ifor,Aug. 15th. The temperature was 93.4 in the shade. ' WARNINGS of counterfeit "ten dollar bills have been sent out by the Secre-t Service of the U. S. Treasury Department, to retail sales and service establishments in New York. Means of identifying the current series of counterfeit bills are contained in the communication. Many of the bills have the combination. 520101 as part of the number, or variations of that co»mb~in!a.trion. AiRMED PATROLS of Americans are endeavoring to prevent Japanese-instigated disturbances in the Interna- tional Settlement in Shanghai. ICE CREAM was the first item on the menu of a dinner given in Albany, N. Y.’ for Douglas Corrigan. Corned beef was the last i-tem, taking the place of des- rsert. TOKYO Tuesday rejected a protest from the Soviet foreign office that ‘Japanese soldiers had violated the Manchukuo-Siibverian -border dispute truce. Japan ac- cused the Russians of breaking the truce by mounting machine guns Within ﬁve yards of the Japanese lines. CONTROL OF WATER POWER and reapportion- ment of legislative districts are practically certain by a vote of the New York State Constitutional Convention in Albany. 1 I COLONEL AND MRS. LINDBERGH landed in Mos- cow Wednesday to attend huge air demonstrations Thursday. MORE MEXICAN ‘TROOPS are being sen:t to San Luis Potosi province to quell rebel activities there before serious trouble develops. LOYALIST PREMIER NEGRIN’S CABINET fell in Barcelona on Tuesday. He was immediately asked to reform the cabine-t with more moderate elements. There are rumors that a truce ggnay the sought with moderate elements in the Rebel administration. CONTON AND ENDERBURY ISLAFNDS will be shared jointly by the U. S. and England as aviation and naval areas. Tel. Jamaica 6-8415 PEACE The Cakes With Tlhlat Home Made Flavor / Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our ‘Specialty MRS. M. sitters BAKE SHOP 159 - 12 Jamaica Ave. 166 - 30 J:ama.ica Ave. Peace Evangelical -Prices. Established 1868 LEVY BROS. CHINA CO., INC. CDINNERVVARE and -Open Stoclk for—— Q ‘FA.TH.ER’S Private Banquet’ Table Q ‘Service to the Public ’79.- 83 FIFTH A'.VE.. Phone: ‘C-}Ramercy 7-0111 New York. N. Y. . ‘ ‘ 0112 PEACE Tel. AUW 3~9766 WILLOW TRADENG 00. 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TIME: 8 P.M. On the occasions of recent acquisitions of property, Demonstrations and Boat Excursions, the press has misquoted Father Divine to such an extent that it appeared to be a studied effort on their part to misrepresent .and minimize His Teachings, as it has been many times in the past. _ On this occasion, however, of the recent Boat Excursion, The New York Times, upon hearing that Father had said. He was misquoted, sent their representative to interview Him with a View to correcting these erroneous Versions, Because of their evidently sincere desire to «print the truth, FATHER relaxed His usual rule not to grant interviews to the press, and at His 123rd Street Headquarters received Mr. Robert S. a Bird. The interview was as follows:-—i MR. BIRD:—Did Mr. Lamb expiain to You, Father, that after reading in the afternoon pa- pers about Your statement this morning, that you had been_misquoted, I called Mr. Lamb hop- ing that we could get from «You a transcript of your Milton address day before yesterday with the purpose "of publishing in full Your own tran- script; in other wor-ds a transcript of the address which would be satisfactory to You and would not be edited in the slightest Way? FATHER:—“I think that can be arranged.” MR. BIRD:.—-This address would be preceded by copy——a paragraph or two paragraphs by way of in_troduction, and they would perhaps go along like this: that perhaps on an average of once a week or however often. you do make a speech: or, Father Divine addresses His followers and the following is a, characteristic message; then mentioning that this message was delivered on such and such a date at Mi1ton—on-the-Hudson. That would be printed in full except that space limitations would hold it to two thousand words; but I do not think that address would run more than two thousand words. That is two full newspaper columns. If by chance the full tran- script ran more than that, we would invite You to eliminate whatever part You Wanted to in or- der to bring it within the space of the paper. Then one other thing. When I spoke to Mr. Lamb he told me-——sincerely I know—that he thought there had been a studied effort to mis- construe Your words. FATHER:~——-“Yes, there seem to be quite a number?’ x _ T MR. BIRD:——l assured him that that was not true. I explained to him that on the occasion of that Milton address the room was extremely crowded; it was raining outside and everybody crowded inside, and there were no tables for re- porters. We were standing with our papers against the backs of other people,‘ scribbling as fast as we could and there was considerable noise in that room. The news men were grinding away at the cameras and we did not have time to con- sult the stenographers afterwards. We all had to get to the Western Union station to get the story on the wire; so there was some argument amongst us as to exactly what you said and there were some changes; we tried to make our notes jibe with others in order to get it as clear as possible. D g D A FA.THERt “; think it should be so arranged 5 c ‘ I ‘The NEW DAY August 18th, 1938 that representatives should be accurate, even as I request the accuracy of My stenographers.” MR. BIRD:——I think that is Very reasonable. FATHER:——“The' same as court stenogr.a- phers.” . MR. BIRD:—Well, that is true, but I do not take stenographic notes, I have my own system of shorthand. It is perhaps not'a hundred: per- cent efficient but it usually suffices. Under some circumstances I sometimes miss a Word here and there. 7 Meaningless to the Press FATHER’:——“Well, I notice the press continues to say My words are meaningless, My phrases, My statements are meaningless. I can assure any person who is open-minded, that My words are most important, if I must say it Myself, and there is more m.eaning to My words than to those of theirs.” . ’ MR. BIRD:—-—Well, I do not think the Times said they were meaningless. . FATHER:——-“Well, I notice it quite often; My words are said to be meaningless. They do not get down to facts and ﬁgures and get scientiﬁc Truth on’ such things; the same as the papers have stated on several occasions, I use such words. as ‘reiteration.’ Well now, is not that something to consider? If it is not, I will put it in the dictionary. We will make our own diction- ary and will cause men to recognize it even as I demand the recognition of My Personal activi- ties .and My Personal profession. That is the idea. Now if such words are not in the language, why, I am sure I will put them in the language; for they are well worth considering. , “ “There are so many Words quoted, quoting My statements, quoting Me, which tend to distort My message and attempt to low-rate the stand- ard of My‘ mission, My activities, which cannot be refuted. They cannot be criticized, if I must say it Myself. ' Hence, the time has come since I am working on all of the different phases of life and in every ﬁeld of endeavor, I request per- - fection to be brought to fruition in the lives of all with whom I come in contact. “Now I quite often say in My message, the spirit and the meaning of the Constitution and its Amendments must be established within us to cause us to be real American citizens. Why is not that some understanding—-—I mean is there not some sense in those Words that are spoken? We are advocating and emphasizing the reality of true Americanism by inculcating and rein- carnating the spirit andithe meaning of such a document as the Constitution and its Amend- ments in the subjects of the United States.” MR. 13IR’D;——;I agree with. You, axbsoluteily. The Press Should .Endorse the Positive FATI-IER:—“I endeavor to produce these qual- ities and bring them to fruition in the hearts and lives of My people. The same as the word ‘Peace’: it is not merely a supposition, .a formula, or an assertion to be made, but as I said, the actuated Words of My EXPRESSION are deeper in mean- ing than those I may say with My lips. I bring them into action, I make them real, I make them tangible, I make them practical. “Hence, if the press would stop to consider what it means for the American people and all of the world of civilization, and even the un- civilized world, for this to go through just as I Will carry it through with or without the press, why, they would be doing themselves a favor to endorse the positive instead of the negative; to endorse scientiﬁc Truth though it may come in- spirationally, instead of endorsing falsity and un- truth.” - . MR. BIRD:—I cannot speak for the press in general, but I can speak for The New York Times, and I can say that there is nothing we desire more than to be accurate when we quote YOU. FATHER :——“I have highly praised The New York Times in a great measure, publicly and pri- vately, for .its general make-up. It does not, as a rule, paint pictures and such like as that to raise a sensation as much as some of the other papersdo. But in quoting Me I ﬁnd The New York Times has misquoted Me on so m.any dif- ferent occasions; and «of course, the time has come that we want the truth and nothing else. “Now, in mentioning what I am doing, I might say here,,this is what I am endeavoring (select- ing a letter from a large pile of mail in front of Him and handing it to "Mr. Bird): I declare, the Declaration of Independence, as declared by the Country as a Nation, the spirit and the mean‘- ing of such a document must be inculcated, de- veloped and brought to fruition. in each and every individual as American citizens. I think this in itself would be an abstract expression as a sketch of the independence which I am declaring for the individual.” ‘ (Mr. Bird reads the letter, a letter of acknowl- edgment from the City of New York, Depart- ment of Welfare signed by Sidney Lindner, Su- pervisor, ‘and addressed to Father ‘Divine, ac- knowledging the receipt of $112.93 from Shine Smiles, one of Father’s followers, being a volun- tary refund of all money received by her for Relief in years past.) MR. BIRD:——-Yes, I have read similar letters in the m.,a,ga;:zzinei August 18th, 1938 , The NEW DAY I y 7 , Restitution by the Followers pFATHER:—-“Yes, and not only so, but those who are returning, stolen goods——that is some- thing that is really worth considering. Those things are to be considered, whether My message to My hearers and even to the general public, is worth considering——or, in other words, Whether it. is meaningless or not. Now this is another expression of My declaration of in-d-ividual inde- pendence (handing Mr. Bird .another recently re- ceived letter of similar nature). The City gov- . ernment can verify it by, I venture to say, almost hundreds of letters. Besides taking all of My followers off the Welfare I am causing My fol- lowers voluntarily to return. all the money they have received from the Relief when they were in need of such aid. “Now that is the meaning of the Declaration of Independence as I have exempliﬁed it in My followers. Hence, not one of them is on the Wel- fare. I was misquoted in that particular state- ment in your paper.” MR. BIRD_:——Well, Mr. Lamb mentioned that too, and we would like’to get that straight. That is the reason I telephoned this afternoon, asking for it. That is interesting. That is of great in- terest to the Times because it is of interest to the public, and we have no desire to misquote You on matters of that kind. FATHER:——“Now in reference to the Constitu- tion and its Amendments being a document: it is true, to thousands of American citizens it merely means a documentpto be read, but we be- lieve in the spirit and the meaning‘ of such a document being lifted and put into practice in our daily activities. When I say, the actuated I words of My EXPRESSION, I mean, in My ac- tions as well as in My words. “These are points I wish to convey to the public, and I cannot tolerate being misquoted when I know I am conveying something to hu- manity which means millions and millions of dol- lars for the beneﬁt of the government itself. My message as it goes through, it is saving the Government millions of dollars yearly, for every one of My followers--each one who is converted into the light of this Truth and allcombined, when they are brought into this teaching, they take on My Spirit and My Mind. Means More Than Tongue Can Tell “Now another quotation I have often quoted, A p as a motto I composed: ‘I will preach CHRIST in words but more so in deeds .and in actions, and I will put My Spirit in them and cause them to. walk‘ in. My statutes.’ Now I can talk as you know, to ﬁve hundred or ﬁve thousand in any place, and at the Spirit of ‘My, Word and at ' the words of My Spirit they. are brought into subjection to Righteousness instead of to vio- lence. I control them, you see, and if one can be controlled by Righteousnessfor a few «organ- izationally, the whole universe can be brought into subjection’ to this Righteousness which I am advocating. Hence, it means more than you could surmise, more than tongue can tell, what ~this work and this mission of My Personal ac- tivities will do for humanity gener.al1y. “So it really is worth considering. For this cause I call in question any misquoted statements of Mine, and also if I ﬁnd it necessary, I come in closecontact with those who may be critics and I see if they can criticize Me. “Of course, in these different audiences you may hear the different ones speaking-——different individuals spe.aking——and.- they may speak in a’ way of making many grammatical errors, and I may apparently do so »Myself at times. As I often say,‘ I speak in the language of men. I speak in the divers tongues and languages._ I speak so for the purpose of men understanding Me. If I speak to an intelligent person, I may speak slightly intelligently. If I speak to an illiterate person, I may speak in his illiteracy that he may understand Me more distinctly. Since I speak right on his line, I have made My-- self one with him. That is the mystery! “You have heard Me say in My often rehearsed statement, ‘Here you all are and there I am; there I sit and here you stand.’ Through My condescension, and recognized as GOD by mil- lions of men, I speak in the language of them; I reach them on the plane where they. are func- tioning that I might be one with them for the purpose of making them one with Me, that they might take on My characteristics and other such, for the purpose of changing them from vice and crime, and from sin and debauchery of every kind, to Righteousness, Truth and Justice for the establishment of a Righteous Government. This is My method of reaching them, so it is Well worth considering if the people would only stop and consider it.” Inspirational, vs. Theoretical Speeches MR. BIRD:-—We1l, as a constructive concept, what You have told me now is very clearly stated. I have not taken notes of it because I do notiknow whether it is on the record or. “off the record.” I notice Mr. Lamb has taken short- hand notes” .and I wonder if I could perhaps have a transcript of just what You have told me, to be used in the form of an interview With You, setting forth_Your position with respect to the misquoting of your messages and the garbling of them, and perhaps the usi‘ng»of vague excerpts 8 The NEW DAY taken out of the general import of the message. I am sure that the Times would print it as You have given it to me, and I would like to have it as it has gone on record. FATHER:——“Well, if Mr. Lamb cares to re- lease it he is welcome to do so—-—he or some one of the stenographers; there may be several different ones taking My message whensoever I am speaking or interviewing.” _MR. BIRD:——If I might offer a suggestion, on those occasions where the press is present in large numbers, if you c6uld somehow arrange to havea transcript——a typed transcript of Your remarks—*-furnished as soon as possible, that would eliminate a lot of trouble. You know a great many will" do that. At most of the meet- ings we cover, banquets, and all that sort of thing, that is usually done, especially where the speaker has something to say which he does not want garbled. , FATHER:———“Well, that is true with the aver- age speaker, but the average person speaks theo- retically. I speak inspirationally, as the Author of a new dictionary which I will write, and also re- making history, causing history to repeat itself. Being an inspirational speaker, I speak volitional- ly; hence I could not justifiably plan to write a manuscript before I speak, otherwise it would not be of GOD according to My version; for that which cometh of GOD cometh by inspiration or vwolitionally. When it is spoken into consideration .’ or into the conscious consideration of those who are the hearers of the message coming forth volitionally, it is no longer a secret but it is re- vealed to the children of men. It belongs to them to go to the press then, but not until then.” MR: BIRD:—-Yes, I understand that, but as Your words are recorded by the stenographers, which they always are, if then for the beneﬁt . of the press—I am thinking now of the Milton address because there were so many newspaper men present and it was rather an important oc- casion—if Yourstenographers could have gone to the typewriter and typed out several copies for the press, then this thing of misquoting You would never have happened. , Instead of depend- ing on our quickly scribbled notes we would have the transcript. I suggest that as a practical solu- tion, and I think, it would eliminate that of which You are speaking. - FATHER:——“Wel1, I appreciate that, but of course, I am speaking daily.” Good Intentions of the Newspapers MR. BIRD:———Yes, I appreciate, it is pot a prac- tical way of ‘doing it.“but on those occasions I think it would be very helpful to the press. I do not think any paper in New York, or in the Country, wants to misquote You, not even the most hostile ones. I really do not. I see.You smile, but I really do not. I FATHER:—-“Well, I am glad you think that way.” MR. BIRD:—I think that a great many news- papers possibly would scan Your speeches for_ ”‘ isolated quotations perhaps, and use those, an-d . play those up in a big way, giving to them a direction and meaning that was not intended, and which the sentences would not have if they were read in the light, of what preceded and what came after them. . But the newspapers do not want to deliberately misquote You, and certainly the Times does not. I think that the best ev- idence of that is the fact that I ,called Mr. Lamb this afternoon. He did not call me but I called him, with a request for that transcript, after hearing that You h.ad been misquoted. FATHER:——-“Well, that effort you made in try- ing to get in touch with Mr. Lamb in reference to the subject, shows the sincerity of you as an individual, or someone back of you, to do just what you considered was right. That is one reason I was willing to make a sacriﬁce as it may be termed, and put off everything when you came, to have this interview.” MR. BIRD:—Well, I appreciate it. FATHER:———“Yes. But I did desire to convey that thought, because while the press says, ‘His words are meaningless,’ and .makes such asser- tions as that,—I am putting into practice more scientiﬁcally and more accurately, the reality and the meaning of My message than those who preach the Gospel daily and yearly; because I‘am not merely teaching .a theory or teaching from the versions of others, but I am going to the source of things and bringing up the very Life Substance by inspiration, and putting both it and them into practice, and causing My followers and hearers to become to be doers of the law . instead of merely hearers of the law. True Independence “Now, as I afore s.aid, I have shown you, just as a slight sketch——these are just a few letters here I have shown you, I have received from hundreds of people receiving money.‘ Where the former ‘debtors refused to pay, now they are re- turning all stolen goods, repaying all old bills, and even returning money to the Welfare. I I thought as I happened to have this letter here and had just read it, I thought I would let you see what I mean by the Declaration of Indepen'~d- 61106. August _‘18tl'i, it August — 18th,. 1938 5‘l\,Iow’that was onelpoiint I wanted to say about My" assertion I make Iconcerning Myself and My activities. ’ I mean to‘ put this assertion into ” actual practice and cause man, "through My mis- ’ sion, My Version, Myideas and My opinions, to be constructive instead of destructive, and be- come to be practical an-d proﬁtable instead of impractical and unproﬁtable. I “Now men preach the theory" of Heaven in some imaginary way of expression, and try to get the people to imagine they are going to‘ Heaven far above all of the other planets, and such like as that, when we are trying to get people to see the reality of life in the practicality of true Christianity. It is no longer mythological; it is no longer imaginary; it is a living reality. That was the mission of Christ according to My Version. Therefore, since I have brought that to fruition in the consideration of millions, I am functioning in practically every ﬁeld of endeavor; the industrial ﬁeld, the social, intellectual, polit- ical; and I produce the spirit of supremacy in all of these expressions, and will prove to the world conclusively, GOD is actually "Perfection in whatsoever He is expressing. Whatsoever He _ is expressing in or demonstrating in His own activities from His angle of expression as being GOD, why, GOD must be Perfection in that in which He is manifested. “So I still say I bring to the surface more of the meaning of My message than those of others who preach and teach .a gospel or philosophy that has no -foundation, and do not bring the- results. As I say, Iam stressing the signiﬁcance of each and every person being practical and being proﬁtable. You have, in the history of the Bible, the proof to the world conclusively, practical service and labor are not something that is ‘not to be considered. It was ordained by“ GOD, ‘Six. days shalt thou labor and do all thy work’ and the seventh day, rest. All right, rest on the seventh day, and if you want an extra day, according to My method, I might say ﬁve d-ays would be all right, but yet do not permit Me nor the public to become to be impractical, . unproﬁtable and good for nothing. Such people are crime-breeders, as I afore said. A Good for One, Good for All “Now these are points‘ I wish the press to con- vey, to the public for the beneﬁt of allhumanity, not only fo'r'Mys'elf. It may beneﬁt Me a little. But_ as delight in doing things, I know My work can, as it has done, save millions from lacks, and Wants, and limitations, depressions, adverse and undesirable ‘ conditions. I know this Light‘ of » understanding which I am advocating, can even‘ lift/the government i.tse1.f out of all depressions 'organi‘zation. The NEVIAIDAY ' ' 9 such as the government ha.s been undergoing. If it is good for an individual, it is good for an If-it is good for an organization, it is good for a nation; for as said the,Gospel, ‘In’ Adam all die, so: shall in Jesus Christ all be made alive." so when it is good for one, it is good for all; and as I often say concerning My- self, My blessings, or gifts, or any expression; I say, as GOD is Imperson.a1, even so impersonal are these blessings. They are all reincarnatable. Others may be partakers of such as I am ex- pressing if they wish to, for I set before them an open door. “I could not Personally claim anything from the mental or spiritu.al world of expression; for all of those things I Am, are Impersonal. I stress it daily; I set before My hearers a simple method of living and all should: produce these qualities and expressions. For this cause, I feel that My work is not to be considered as meaningless, but meaning more than anything else; not because it is My work alone, but because it is thepwork from the Inﬁnite Mind, with or without Me as a Person.” MR. BIRD:——-Well,’ I think that I understand the position You hold. ‘ FATHER:-—“We1l, I am glad you do, because a it really means so much; to notonly Myself, but it means a whole lot to you in your own particular ﬁeld of endeavor, in your own mission, your own profession, in harmonization. Har- monizing will bring the spirit of harmony in your own mentality. It will dispel negation and chaos ‘ from your system. » “So that is why people cannot understand My" followers being soihappy; because they are so happy they harmonize with the Fundamental that dispels inharmony, confusion, negation and even chaos in the system. Their physical bodies are changed automatically. They are healed of af- flictions and diseases by being healed mentally and spiritually. They become to be new crea- tures automatically. They take on different characteristics. The Perfection of Morals “Now just think of such an audience as those who were with Me yesterday; and even those who .are here to-day, not one smoking a cigarette -——the_perfection of morals, the very seed idea of omodesty brought to fruition and lifted up as - a standard beyond all space or place -for criticism. Now it is a fact, an-d you all know that. look at the audience I can take out, even in the great demonstrations wheresoever I am’. In a demonstration such as the May Day jparade a few “years” ago,owl'1en they said there were around 250 thousan-01 or‘ more in line; while I was in Just 10 V ._.. that demonstration there was not a disorder re- ported by the Police.” 4 MR. BIRD:—I remember that. I FATHER:——“Well now, as with those things, it is just actually done, and cannot be overlooked, because you know in all of the Communist demen- strations, without something beyond your reason , to consider, why, there has always been some disorder reported in all of those small demon- strations. Just think of that! “Well now, in My Demonstrations, you see, the Police Department did "not even bother about going down on the boat with us, because they knew everything was all right. If I could put into practice the Golden Rule; put into practice Peace; put into practice hospitality and be hos- pitable in Myself and transmit it to others, and cause others to be partakers of it, can you not see, My work has a meaning and My words have a meaning as well as My work and My activ- ities ?” MR. BIRD:—That is why the newspapers are so interested in devoting so much space to Your activities; becausemore and more people are becoming pnofoundly interested. FATHER:——“They are!” A MR. BIRD:—-And then again there is another reason. There are some things I am not entirely clear on. For instance, .as I understand it, your _ followers are exhorted by You to live as brothers and sisters. Now it seems to me that that elim- . inates family life, eliminates the reproduction of the race, and the end would be self-destruction, as far as the Movement is concerned. Concentration of lVIan"s Energy . FATHER:-i—~—-“Well, that is true of all those who have not advanced to this degree in con- sideration metaphysically, as I may speak in your language for the purpose of your understanding what I am speaking of. From a metaphysical point of view, or religiously, GOD told Moses to tell the Children of Israel, when they had a great battle to go up against, to sanctify them- selves from their wives and go up against the enemy whole—heartedly, fully consecrated, with one thought in mind; to win, or words to that effect. See? They were obliged to concentrate all of their energy and ambition in one direction to be able to overcome those conditions that were A then existing in opposition to them. So that is the mystery! “So it is with all of the people of the earth, and especially those of the downtrodden, the under-privileged, and the non-privileged. They are the ones who must choose GOD, that GOD might choose them. Hence, the Jews at that The NEW DAY August 18th, 1938 time were called the chosen people of GOD, and are called the chosen people to-day. GOD has chosen them because they chose GOD in the time of need. « I V “So the underprivileged an-d the non-priv- ileged, the downtrodden and the mistreated, they are the ones who must call some aid beyond the power of man to control or to deliver them.’ Hence, calling on the Inﬁnite One, the Source of all supply, they get an answer by s-o doing; but they must do so by concentrating all of their energy, ambition, desire, and emotions in one direction, even as the Jews were required to do. When this is done, they overcome those con- ditions. “Now we are taking the Life and the Teaching of JESUS as the exact Leader of all of the Chris- tian world. JESUS said, ‘If you hear of any man enquiring after Me, tell him I said first deny himself.’ JESUS, according to the Christian. world’s Version——understand Me I am not say- ing at this particular instance that it is true, I am just speaking now as an unconcerned ‘party ——according to the Christian world’s version, JESUS was conceived in Mary, a virgin, by the Holy Ghost. The virginity of Mary was the shaping and the forming of the Perfect Man, the perfect picture according to the Christian world’s version. Hence, those of us whwolbelieve in JESUS, or CHRIST in the Person of JESUS from that angle of expression, we believe that He was the perfect picture, the ﬁrst-born among many brethren, producing the virginity of Mary. and the Holiness of the" Almighty. The two, put forth into one expression, the perfect picture as a sample and as an example for others. The Evangelical Life “Now the Christian world does not believe JESUS ever indulged in human affection such as ' the manner of men is accustomed to, you see. They do not believe it. Theremay be a few say, ‘Well, I believe that it was ordained that man should correspond with the opposite‘ sex,’ but‘.a,c- cording to this Christian worl-d’s version, as a general thing they do not believe that JESUS indulged in human affection. If this was true with JESUS as the Sample‘ and the Example, , is He not a picture and a pattern we should copy after? If this be true, then those who are interested in living .an Evangelical life exactly I according to the Life and the Teachlingﬁof CHRIST as recorded in the four Gospels, natural- ly they would deny themselves of a1l-humanfaf- fection to become to be as new creatures, and fulﬁll that part in which st-Pau1 said, “The time . cometh andnow is, they that are married shall - .. * August 18th, 1938 1! be as though they were not married.’ They will just live as though they were not married. It does not mean to say they mistreat each other, but by the Life and the Teaching of CHRIST transmitted,*conveyed and inspired in the hearts and lives of men, it will cause them to do, and act, andbe, as He was. ‘ f‘So that is the thought of it. It is. not so much of My telling them, ‘You do this, or you do that,’ but the transmission of My Spirit, the life I am advocating, and emphasizing, and dem- onstrating, by their concentrating on Me they reinca'rna.te,My transmitted Spirit, and My Mind , is developed invthem, and they are partakers automatically of My Characteristics, which are the Characteristics of JESUS, according to My . version. .. “Now I have often said in reference to the different speeches made in reference to Me as a Person, as My followers see'Me to be; why, some may say, ‘How can a man be GOD?’ I ask, how can a man be an intelligent person‘? Intelligence itself is invisible. All of those desirable attri- butes and qualities of men are all invisible. and impersonal; but when they are developed and brought to fruition in the consciousness of an individual and the individual learns to use the human intelligence consciously, expertly, that person is an’ intelligent woman or man. It is not because the ﬂesh as a person is intelligent of itself, saving by the inculcation and the rein- carnationihof such being made manifest in the ﬂesh to ‘produce that intelligence, to cause that person to be an intelligent person. Personiﬁcati-on of ’ Attributes “The same as a live rail and a dead rail: When a rail is electrified, if a person touches it or gets near it, you will hear them say, ‘Don’t get on that live ‘rail; that is electriﬁed; you will get a shock.’ Well, it is not because the rail is in some way different from the other rails, saving that that rail or 7 that wire ha_s been electriﬁed. Hence, it causes that rail or that wire to be a live rail’ or a live wire where once it was a dead one, or where some other rail in the same likeness is a dead rail. ’ -“So it is with human intelligence. So it is ‘with happiness, peace, joy, and any of those desirable expressions which we all enjoy; they are all impersonal, they are intangible,_they are invisible, saving as they are made visible in some visible, body. When these are made visible in some visible body, you would say to some per- son, ‘Why, you are a happy boy, you are a happy . ,man, or" you are ahappy girl.’ Itis not because they are happyaecording to the ﬂesh, but they 7TheNEWDAY , 11 are happy according to the mental condition of the mind of the individual, and according to the spirit they are happy, you see, and peaceful. “So it is with GOD. GOD is equivalently the same, if man, if a person, can be an intelligent person, though this is common among men. ‘Those are intelligent people! That is an intel- ligent man!’ How can he be an intelligent man any more than that person or some person can be GOD? Intelligence, as I say, peace, joy, hap- piness, love; any and all of these different ex- pressions of good are all impersonal, and they are intangible unless they are made visible or manifest in something. When they are made manifest in something, then that something in which these qualities are made manifest, has be- come to be that which it is reﬂecting; in other Words, the personification of it, according to ‘met- aphysics. That which is made visible, though it was invisible, it has become to be personiﬁed, es- pecially if it is in a person; it is the person of that which was invisible. _ “So that is the way it is in reference to GOD, and all of GOD’S activities.” The Relation Between FATHER and His , Followers MR. BIRD :———Wel1, I can understand how it would operate in the case of those of Your fol- lowers who perhaps realize to the fullest expres- sion of what You are teaching; but What I do not understand is, when they call You GOD, I. don’t understand what Your idea of -Your rela- tion to Your followers exactly is in that ‘respect. FATI-IER:-—~“Wel1, what would you consider the dean of a seminary would be in relation to his students?” MR. BIRD:—-—Well, I should think he would be in the relation of a teacher whose teachings he _might not necessarily be the author of. In oth- er words, I think that he is a person who, hav- ing learned, passes it on to his students. FATHER (5-“Well, I often say, that which is termed human intelligence, or any phase of the intellectual world, these qualities, according to My version, are all transmittible and are rein- carnatable. They are not conﬁned nor bound to a person, but when they are developed in a per- son or through an individual, you class that in- dividual as a teacher. Now that individual, ac- cording to the Truth, if you take it from that point of view, is not a teacher, for the body is dead because of sin. The Spirit is Life because of Righteousness. Hence he has been classed as a teacher bec.ause the Teacher in him is reincar- nated or inculcated, to the degree whereby the Teacher of that philosophy can be expressed 12 ‘The NEW DAY through him. Hence, this individual is known to be a teacher. , e ‘‘That is the way I see those things. Yet you are justiﬁed in calling an individual that which he is expressing, so long as he has brought such a quality to fruition to the degree whereby he can express it accurately and expertly. So then, the Spirit of GOD and all of its divers expres- sions of life that are good, in My opinion they are all transmittible and reincarnatable, and yet they are persnoniﬁable. When we bring ourselves into subjection to those qualities which we are expressing, develop them by nature characteris- tically, and become to be an accurate, perfect ex- presser of such qualities, we are that which we are expressing. Speaking Psychologically “Wickedness is developed in a person and it is reﬂected in that person continually; that person will become to be a wicked person. ‘That is a wicked man!’ Some may use the common phrase, ‘That is a mean man!’ Some may use it, ‘That is a bad man,’ or ‘That is a dirty fellow.’ It is not the physical body at times. Most of ~ the time it is not, but it is the spirit and the meaning of such aspirit that is developed in such an in- . dividual. When it takes control of that individ- ual, he is the personiﬁcation of that, and in his personality, when we speak psychologically or from a personal point of view, his personality will be .an expression of wickedness or righteous- ness. His individuality will be the same, for his individuality and personality, which is merely these qualities or expressions, are merely psychic expressions, according to. My version. Neverthe- less, they will express according to the develop- ment and unfoldment of such a person’s charac- teristics.” ‘ _ MR. BIRD:——I_ think I see what You mean. Your followers do not call You a GOD-like man or a GODLY man; they call You GOD. FATHER :—-.—‘ ‘Unadulterated I ” ‘ MR. BIRD:——-Now You, in Your messages par- ticularly, say that wh.at the people call You is ‘not important, but what is important are Your teachings and what You are preaching. FATI-IER:—--“Yes, what I DO!” MR. BIRD:-—In Your addresses, such as I have heard read, You never declare or aﬂirm that You are GOD, as said by Your followers, ' neither do You deny it. You say it is beside the point. Well, there are, of course, a large section ’ of the public consider themselves to be God- fearing people. Whether they are or not is be- side the point, but -they feel that Your followers, calling You GOD, are blaspheming GOD, and they look at in an extremely literal way‘. - pression in that person. FATHER:———“VVell, that is because they are in- telligent-ignorant people-——those who see it that Way. The same as I have explained conclusively even in these brief remarks and in this brief in- terview: why, if a person can be intelligent, the person is intelligent because of the intelligence developed in the person and put forth into ex- Hence, his character- istics are expressing the intelligence of the Spir- it of Intelligence.” ‘ ‘- MR. BIRD:—Yes, I think I see that. Would this be perhaps another way of stating it? If a person realizes inwardly, intensely, the Godliness in such a way that it enters into every part of his life. and every action of his body; such a per- son———his actions, I should think, would be auto- matic; would be coincident, the thought with the action immediately. FATHER :——“That is it I ” MR. BIRD:——Such a person would be perhaps- fulﬁlling himself in a high degree. Is such a per- son, in Your opinion, justiﬁed then, in identify- ing himself with GOD, feeling as he does that he is living, heart, body and soul, GOD’S teach- ings ‘.7 The Process -of Transformation ‘FATHER:——-“Well, in My opinion, it is the same as the translating process that goes. on in the changing of water to ice. Why, water can -be turned into ice, and ice can be turned into water. That is My opinion. Now the personiﬁ- cation of GOD, in My opinion, is the actual ‘tan- ‘gibilation’ of that which was intangible; of that which was invisible, it being made possible _in My opinion according to the Gospel. ‘In the begin-- ' ning was the Word,‘ and the Word was with GOD, and the Word WAS GOD, and the Word was made FLESH.’ Now you see, it is. not merely getting IN the ﬂesh,’ but the Word itself was made FLESH, the same as you take water and makeice. ‘And we beheld His Glory; as the Glory of the only Begotten of the Father,‘ FULL of Grace and of Truth; and of all of His FULL- NESS have all we received, Grace for lGrace.’ See? Because GOD made Himself ﬂesh, it was observable; it was concentratable; ‘in other. words, could be concentrated upon. By individ- uals concentrating on something that was ob- servable, that which was made visible being con- centratable, individuals concentrating on that something, the reaction of such concentrating =~though.ts caused the reproductionof that which was invisibly incarnated, in that on which that individual, or those individuals concentrated, ‘to be transmitted to those who have concentrated on such, you see. So that is the mystery,‘ ac- cording to'M3§.version.i __ ’ I Y August 18th, 1938 I I ,r- w. I H -’~r<*.<Wﬂ.-./ August 18th, 1933 The NEW DAY 13 - “Now the Word was made ﬂesh. The very Word is ﬂesh, and the very Word is GOD. Hence, GOD Himself is FLESH. By this we can pro- duce as individuals, not observing the Allness of GOD -as .an Individual, saving in the CHRIST on Whom we are concentrating at this instance-— produce and bring into ourselves by concentrat- ing, that which‘ we are visualizing in that "on which we are concentrating.” Parable of the Radio “This is the same as dialing on your radio. You turn on a certain station and it would be as though you would focus something on that par? ticular station. You draw in from that on which you are focusing your thought, that which is within and comes forth, and is coming forth from that on which you are focusing or concentrating your thought. So ‘The Word was made ﬂesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His Glory as the Glory of the only Begotten of the Father, full of Grace and of Truth}, “Now the average person has not arrived at that place in consciousness, or this place in con- sciousness, where they can observe those things, for they have not made it their life’s study. But by making a sacriﬁce of everything—all things that pertain to this life—yet having all things necessary for the comfort and convenience, I produce the spirit and the meaning of all of those things that are for -the advancement of the hu— man life, by concentration. Hence, I bring into actuality that which was merely a supposition, and suppositionally discerned. I bring those things into actuality and cause them to be made real, tangible and practical.” MR. BIRD:-—Do You think anyone else is do-‘ ing that to-day‘? . The Door Is Openi- FATHER:——“Well, I am striving to get others to observe it; it is their privilege to do so, as I often .say, in almost all of My speeches, for I must speak as One h.aving authority according to ’My Gift, My Mission, and My Calling. For this cause, I must speak also as being Impersonal and unconcerned whether it is termed My Mission or others.’ It is free for .all; hence, I stress, I set before you an open door. Others are welcome to do so if they can. I am not saying they cannot; I believe they can if they live the life. It is free for all if it happens to be that they can and will I‘ -do it by perseverance,. by self-denial and con- secration. ' ‘_fHence, itis for all who will, to do so if they can. Whether they can or cannot, it is their privilege to try to produce perfection and bring if it ‘to fruition in themselves individually, as well as I stress it as good for the Nation. There are very few, it is true, whom I have come in con- tact with, who have made such a complete con- secration, self-denial and sacriﬁce. “I have endeavored to try to bar everything that would tend to help Me as a Person from a personal point of view——intel1ectua1ly and all of those things. I bar those things from Me that I might express from the Omniscience of the In- ﬁnite One, with or without a bodily form. Hence, I am not seeking information from man, ‘yet I am speaking as one among them at times.” MR. BIRD: Well, What are those things that You bar as hindrances‘? . Man’s Extremity Is GOD’S Opportunity FATHER:-——-“Well, I bar ﬁnances, I bar human I intelligence, I bar many things that men would seek to acquire for the benefit and the advance- ment of themselves as individuals, for ‘man’s ex- tremity is GOD’S opportunity.’ I came, there- fore, really extremiated, and I am endeavoring to extremiate Myself as a Person as much as pos- sible, that GOD might be -observed.” MR. BIRD :—Do You believe that, for instance, the pursuit of knowledge .as in books, etc., is use- less in this sense, that what You are teaching and seeking is something that cannot be gained from formal knowledge as it is inspirational and intuitive? ’ FATHER:——-“Well, such cannot be really de- veloped in an individual merely by the study of books or such like as that; although it is pos- sible, the same as these words I have spoken and am speaking n-ow, I am speaking volitionally without a letter of the English alphabet, without a penny of American money, yet each of these I have a-full and a-plenty. They are all at My disposal and My service. Nevertheless, while I am speaking, I am speaking something volition- ally and inspirationally; but as the Maker of his- tory, as the Repeater of history, My words are reiteratable in the actions of expression. They are reiteratable by being repeated over and over again, according to My version’. Therefore, those who read these things after Me, ﬁnd some infor- mation in them. See‘? That is the idea. But those who read My Message even, unless they get My Message inspirationally they .are only re- ceiving it theoretically,‘and to them it is not a living reality internally until they live it, and ex- press it, and cause the very spirit of it to be de- veloped in them. See? That is My version. “But others who have been writers of books and histories, they are expressers of expressions that are worth considering and will give theory .and information to others transmitted. . Never- tneiessg for others to these Qualities have, 14 ‘ . t The NEW DAY the spirit and the m.eaning of such information as may be given them must be brought to frui- tion or quickened in them, for them to be real expressers of such a version.” MR. BIRD:-—Do You think that in Your own case this is the result of a life-time of concen- tration of that kind, or is it something that is intuitively realized, or was intuitively realized and experience-d and fulﬁlled immediately, in- stantly? When Man Is Seen GOD Is Unseen FATHER:—“Well, not exactly instantly; I do not think it is from that angle, yet I do know when you understand the Allness of GOD and the nothingness of yourself as a man; when you shall .have extremiated yourself completely and worked cancellation on yourself to its lowest terms; and then shall have worked dispellation on yourself as an individual-—-I am speaking of Myself now as well as anyone else—when this is done, there and then GOD will appear; for when man is seen GOD is unseen, and when man " disappears and shall have come to his end, GOD will appear on the scene. ‘ . “That is why I spoke as I did. I refuse to even look at My own words to recall anything I have said, to give information such as I may desire to give to-day. I refuse to look at own words though these are My words, you see. That is the idea. Hence, I speak volitionally and inspi- rationally from the within, intuitively. I am speaking directly from the Source of all supply, all wisdom, knowledge, and all understanding; in short, I am speaking from the Fount of GOD’S Omniscience, from whence cometh all informa- tion and all wisdom.” MR. BIRD:-—-—Do You know, in Your own life, exactly when that transformation or experience happened?’ ‘ I A I I FATHER:-—“Well now, pardon Me for inter- rupting your trend of thought, but that is a wonderful thought, to say translation. That translation will take place in any indivi-dual’s life when such an individual will make a complete self-denial, a whole-hearted consecration, and a wide-open sacriﬁce by the relaxation of his con- scious mentality and by stilling himself as an in- dividual. He or she will put off mortal and put on‘: immortality automatically, A and will become to" be a new creature. When an individual be- comes to be a new creature, that individual is above that which was once the inner man as be- ing termed by many of the religions, “The inner man is the CHRIST.’ A A “Now you “a1°et‘ty~our inner self. ‘When your outer self is submerged or thrown off and no longer observed, your inner self will come to the surface and come forth into expression, and will be observable, and that is the CHRIST. There is where the CHRIST is.” MR. BIRD;—When that happens, -does the idea of time disappear? ‘ The Person Becomes More Ambitious FATHER:——“W‘ell, yes, the IDEA of time dis- appears. Of course it does not diminish one’s ambition. If such an individual is ambitious, ac- cording to My version it will cause the individ- ual to be more ambitious and to be more adven- tiirous to make more new adventures, than such a person could and would have the ambition to make without such a consecration, for the is closer to the Inﬁnite‘ Mind, the Spirit of GOD it- self, that seeketh deep mysteries" and hidden things.” I MR. BIRD:—Would such a person then ‘be liv- ing in Heaven, using the word in the true sense rather than the popular version? FATHER:—-—“Yes, that is My version. Heav- en is not a place geographically, but Heaven is a state of consciousness where one must ascend to mentally, where trials and tribulations cannot affect him. There is where GOD is, in that state of consciousness. Especially as I said to-day, in My Message, when the CHRIST shall have been selected an-d elected, and enthnoned on the throne of such an individual’s mind to rule and reign in and over him and over all things that concern him, there and then the Kingdom has come, for where a King reigns there is where his kingdom is. “That is why they say I callthis the King- dom, and this and other places, Heaven and the different Heavens. It_ is just a misunderstand- ing of the Truth concerning My Message. Heav- en ‘is not a place geographically, yet Heaven and the Kingdom of Heaven is a place where GOD has all Dominion. If GOD has full Dominion on the throne of your mindand h.as full access, and reigns supremely, there and then all you have and all things that are underyour jurisdiction, they are brought into subjection to the CHRIST Kingdom, and CHRIST on -the throne of your mind is reigning, and wheresoever a King reigns there is where his kingdom is.” I MR. BIRD:--Then life is not a preparation for the next life so much as it is the realization in the immediate sense of this life here anal now. 7 Legalizing Righteousness, Truth and Justice I FATHER:—-“That is it; that is My’ Version and to bring things into subjection to the Right- eous Judgment of CHRIST, as we as a -Nation, or as a Unioneas the human race, vvhichever—- Angtist 18th, 1938 ,‘,l August ll8th, 1938 have surmised the Kingdom of GOD in Heaven to be, where GOD alone Reigns, and where there is a Righteous Government Where everybody is treated right; in short, where everybody—they all are dealt with as in Righteousness, and Truth, and Justice. That is What we are advo- cating, emphasizing, and stressing, and it is what I am endeavoring to put across, even in the po- litical worl-d, that the legalization of that which I am stressing might be made a living reality uni- versally, even as I have it under My Personal ju- risdiction.” ‘ MR. BIRD:——I should think that under such a selﬂess state, the body becomes .as nothing, and death and the body are nothing. FATI-IER:—-—“Oh yes, it is immaterial to the individual. As I say by self—experience, I have said hundreds of times; if this Body could die apparently, Why, it matters not with Me. I have nothing to fe.ar.__ And aside from that, I further say, that which I have endeavored I will accom- plish, with or without My Body; for -it is not matter that accomplishes that which one endeav- ors, you see. That is the mystery! That is ac- cording to My version! “Now a promise! promise, if you are not somewhat psychological- ly inclined to believe all things from a psycholog- ical point -of view, or metaphysically inclined, or some other spiritual or mental expression of life, you may look to that person as a person to do . that, and if that person does not do that as an individu.al, you may think you cannot get that done, or it w.ill not be done. That which has been promised Me must be fulﬁlled. It is a mat- ter of impossibility for it to be a failure if it was promised with the spirit of sincerity, for it is GOD, or CHRIST whichever, who makes such a promise; therefore, it must be fulﬁlled with or without a body as a person.” Hold Fast to the‘ Promise “Now if Ipromise‘ you something as a person, hold fast to the promise and refuse to observe the body, and that which has been promised you, with all of My assertions you have heard Me make from time to time, and all of My declara- tions Ihave made openly and declared Whatil will do, I am not speaking of doing those things Personally. ‘I will do ‘them with -or,::Wi-thout a _ body, for there is one ‘I’ in the capital alphabet, an-d that ‘I’ is applicable to each and ‘every indi- vidual. Therefore, when I say ‘I,’ I am using that same ‘I’ th.at was and still is applicable to the One Who said, ‘I Am that I Am.’ ” i QBI-RD:-—-I think I understand. -FATH~ER:——“On these grounds it is a matter If a person makes you a. The NEW DAY t 7 15 of impossibility to- fail. That is why not any- thing can hinder Me. All of the powers that may rise in opposition, there are not enough of them to hinder My activities and My endeavors; for I am not working by the will of man, nor by the will of the flesh, but by the Will of GOD.” I (At this point a Secretary entered and an- nounced to FATHER that a telephone message had just come to the effect that Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Baron von Blomberg, of World Fellow- ship of Faiths, and a Secretary of Mahatma Gandhi were in attendance at the Righteous Gov- ernment Meeting at‘ the Extension on 63rd Street and that F—ather’s Personal Presence was re- quested.) F‘ATHER:,——“Well, with Me, when I am inter- ested in anything, if I feel I am about a good work, I do not care to be disturbed. I refuse at times, to eat, drink, or do anything, because I am just carried away in that which I am stress- ing. Because I am IT, I am that which I am ex- pressing. Each .and every person should become to be just what they are, even as GOD is. ‘In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with GOD, and the Word WAS GOD, and the Word was made ﬂesh.’ ” MR. BIRD:——What You are, it is possiblepfor anyone ,to become? . I ’ All Can Express Complete Sincerity FATHER:-—_—“.It is their privilege to express all sincerity in all of their work, activities and endeavors, and produce the same Within them- selves, and that they will express.” MR. BIRD:-—-The same ‘to every" degree in every way‘? ' FATHER»-“It /is their privilege to do so. Now whether the average person will accomplish such, it is for the individual to ﬁnd out. and not a monopolizer. I set beforeyou, as I often say, an open door. In the ‘Revelationic’ predic- tion of John in the Book ofRevelation, and the prediction m.ade by John though it was a reve- lation, he saw and heard one say, ‘I set before V _ , you an open door.’ So if GOD sets before you will be fulﬁlled, with or without a body. Now an open door, it is your privilegeto go in if you wish to. So I am striving to get every person ‘ to see, they can be even as I am if they wish to. They may not be called Father Divine,—- they need not be called Father Divine. They need».._._not;be3~called a- Leader, of ca Peace Mission, or a’ Representative of a Peace Mission. You may be called whatsoever you may be, ‘accord,- ing to Myvversion, but produce the same nature and characteristics and qualities, and bring these to fruition within yourself as an individual. Then and there, here you are and there I am; for there is but one when all shall have come to that 1e g The New DAY August 1 8th, 1938 place in consciousness; for CHRIST -did say, ‘I pray that they may be one even as We are One.’ This is the unity of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose which I am stressing with My fol- lowers daily.” MR. BIRD:—-Do You think that Your follow- ers ‘understand You very well? FATHER :—-—‘ ‘Well—.” Overcoming Und-esirable Conditions MR. BIRD:——You think that perhaps they mis- understand You? ’ FATHER:——“The majority of them under- stand Me very well. The majority of them do. While yet there are some who -do not understand. But while they do not understand, they have faith .a.nd. are willing to make a consecration, a self-denial, and the sacriﬁces that are necessary; therefore, they are overcoming all undesirable conditions by their faith; for some overcome by faith. In the Bible it reads that some overcame through faith.” , MR. BIRD:——It seems to be that the majority of Your followers are being drawn from among the under-privileged. ~ FATHER:——“Well, in a great measure it may apparently be that way.‘ As it was in the par- able of the Kingdom of Heaven, JESUS said, ‘The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto a man who prepared a great supper, and at supper time He sent his servants to invite his guests in.’ He in- vited many. He said the great men who were his invited guests, they failed to come; for some said, ‘I have houses and land; I have this, that and the other; I must see after those things.’ And by their refusing to come, GOD sent out, according to the par.able, in the streets, the al- leys, the courts and the lanes—these little streets, and alleys, and courts and lanes--and said, ‘Compel them to come- in.’ The servants Went out and gathered them in, but still there was room. So at the interval of this great last Career of which I am on, I have gone out men- tally and spiritually-—My Spirit has gone out in the courts, and the alleys, the streets and tlie, lanes, and among the slums, and brought many" into the recognition of My Presence. “But still there is room in the parable, if you read it. And He said, ‘Go out in the hedges and the highways and compel them to come in.’ So the mystery is now being fulﬁlled. I am reach- ing the chief executives of the -different states, cities and countries. All of them who expect to continue, they had just as well submit, or sur- render, whichever, and come to this recognition and accept of My Message, or they all will be failures, for it is the Message of Salvation for all humanity; But it is true, first those who were of the under-privileged are being drawn. Those who were the most destitute and were in need of help apparently, they were the ones who came first. But still there is room in the great Universal Mind Substanceffor it has come for V all humanity; it has come for the politicians. It has come for the intellectuals; it has come for the professionals of every degree an-d of every un- foldment or profession.” The Independence of GOD MR. BIRD:-——How can Your view be conveyed to these people? You don’t move around the Country, You don’t use the radio, do You? I<"‘A'.l‘I-IER:-—“Very little.” MR. BIRl):——-Your Messages are not published in nationally distributed magazines—-that is, I do not know how far The New Day is distributed; but I mean such magazines as go into every home in the land. In other words I should think that Your method is somewhat limited. FATHER:——-“Well, I think not. ‘Now I was offered last year-—I think it was three thousand dollars for a half-hour broadcast of My Mes- sage just as I give it, and I refused it, because I KNOW I can transmit it independent of the me- chanical radio broadcasting system. That is the signiﬁcance of the independence of GOD." I am declaring My absolute independence, above and- over all oppositions, or over all limitations, over all barriers of every expression, for GOD can and GOD does transmit His Message through the Spirit and by mental telepathy. Men are get- ting My Message‘ and speaking it and acting it and expressing it from the different angles of expression. Nearly everything I introduce polit- ically from a political point of view, someone will catch the thought and carry it over Without My telling them Personally, for I am in constant Contact with all conscious thinking persons, an-d especially making contact with those who may be in authority. If they are open-minded they will get My Message almost as effectively as if I would Personally tell them. While yet, in the I meantime, My work has not been bound to the mental and spiritu.al realm alone. “Of course I have been conveying My Mes- sage through correspondence daily; you see, I get such correspondence as this.” (Referring to piles of letters stacked in front of Him.) _ How the Reading Is Done MR. BIRD:—-Do You read all these letters Yourself‘? _ FATHER:—“No, not Personally, unless they are personal letters. sonally I read Personally; but those that are not personal, they are proof-read to Me Wand If Letters that come per-I '_ ‘’ ‘f‘‘«'':':‘“§_-_‘A‘ itAugust18ua, 1933 The DAY I 17 listen. Thatis why I am busy, and that is the reason I have quite a number of Secretaries with Me at all times, to proof-read My Lectures and letters, and proof-read papers, etc. All such, we proof-read them together. I know if I speak a word .and a different word is used. Many times there are words just dropped, something like a drop-stitch, and I may catch them up again. If it is spoken, I know it; and if it is not, I know I did not use it. So we proof-read together all of My Lectures, and all of My Publications with the articles that are published in The New Day .and the different papers that carry My Message from time to time, and Isend out hundreds of letters also daily, almost, to all parts of the world in daily correspondence. “So My Message is. going forth; while yet it may apparently be more expressive in one sense of the word through the radio broadcasting sys- tem, and it may reach more people. Of course, at times it does go through different angles. Now of course, The March of Time, you see they were with us yesterday. That is the ‘reason I know if they have My Voice, My Message as I gave it, I am sure it would give the exact state- ments, the exact words I said.” _ MR. BIRD :—Father, I do not Want to keep You or delay Your program. FATHER:——“Well, it is all right.” MR. BIRD:——This is all so interesting I leave ‘it to You. A The Average Person Has the Wrong Conception FATHER:——“Wel1, I see it is, and I believe it means something when a person of your type and your profession can get ﬁrst-hand informa- tion, the" same as Mr. Glenn and many others. Mr. Mahar, in Kingston, I have given him Per- sonal interviews, and of course, they are com- ing in contact with Me and they have a different thought when they meet Me Personally, because things are much different from what the average person would think, when they contact Me Per- sonally. So I am pleased to put away ‘everything at this time and have a“ talk with You, and as you say, if your paper wishes to carry a Message of Mine, I would be glad to release it for the beneﬁt of the paper and for the public generally.” . MR. BIRD:——Wel1, I know that my paper is ‘ anxious now for this week, and as a matter of fact‘ next Sunday; our Sunday paper, as you know, it has a much wider distribution than the daily paper. I wanted, as I said, that Milton address, but now what You have given me to- night seems to me to be directed more to the questions which are of particular interest to me. I am not sure that my questions are questions which the public in general is interested in, but what I would like to say is, can I have .a tran- script of that Milton address, and could You make available to me the record of these views that You have given me to-night in the form of an interview, possibly for Sunday’s paper or possibly before that? V FATJI-IER:——“I will be glad to do so if Mr. Lamb can get it out. You see he is the only one that has been taking this interview.” MR. BIRD:——-Thank You, Father. (At the conclusion of the interview Mr. Bird accompanied Father to the Righteous Govern- ment Forum at 204 West 63rd Street and at- tended the Banquet which followed at 152-160 West ]-,26th Street.) . THANK YOU, FATHER. PEA'C=E W. F. AND‘ERS»0N FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING 73 w. 115th St. N. Y. City Basement. PEACE We Thank You, FATHER NEW DAY FURNITURE STORE WITH FIRST CLASS USED FURNITURE 1823 Madison Avenue New York City PEACE ‘Ne .Thank You, FATHER NEW DAY LAUNDRY All work done at FATHER'S prices. Best of work —- Goods called for and delivered 1825 MAD‘ISON AVE. NE.W CITY - PEACE AUDUBON RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE “Where Service Is Paramount" " Servicing Radios since 1925. 10% Discount to All Readers of The New Day. 251 WEST 145th STREET 4 EAST 183rd STREET . New York City. Bronx, N. «Y. EDgecombe 4-5757 RAymond 9-4788. PEACE Tel. UN 4-7730 IND5fEPENDENT AUTO REPAIRS On the roof of XLNT GARAGE Ignition and ‘-battery service. Body, fender work, '-brake service. 16 W. 1151111 St. R. Molina, Mgr. New York City 2 2 BEDBUGS — RoACHEs 1! Two or 3 sp1°ayiL1gs year with PREVENTHEM will clean them out. Stainless and odorless. Wonderful for upholstered furniture. Kills Roaches at once. BENGAL 00., 214 St. N-icho-has Ave., N. Y. O. , “I_t’§ wortli the price liecause it does the job.” 1/2 Gal. size 85c. Quart size 45c. Pint size 25c. We Thank You, FATHER. 18 L. ;»’.K..‘._ Tel. HA. 7-8090. , PEACE Beekman’s Factory Mattress Service Mattresses, innersprings, studio couches, pillows remade and renovated. Springs repaired and repainted. Slip Covers to order, Upholstering, Qui-its recovered. Bedding supplies. — Low Prices for good work. 120 EAST 116th STREET NEW YORK CITY The NEW DAY August . Tel. I-IArleIn‘ 778694. Peace. Estimates Cheerfully C. ‘& I. .WEISMAN PAINT C0.,’INC. 0 Painting, Deeora.ting and General Co‘ntrac'ting ' Wholesale & Retail Painters’ Supplies and Wall Paper Brushes & Varnishes 192 Lenox Ave., near 120th St. New York City PEACE LA COMPETIDORA MEAT MARKET 1730 Madison Ave. I Thank You, FATHER New York City PEACE ' PEACE Rand Tea 8 Coffee Stores, Inc. CUT RATE GROCERIES ALL KINDS of DAIRY PRODUCTS at: Lowest Prices 2 EAST 125th STREET . NEW YORK CITY Near 5th Ave. BILL COHEN, Mgr. PEACE Thank You, FATHER AAPONTE FANCY GROCERY and DELICATESSEN Courteous and efficient service. 1411 -5th AVE. Bet. 115th & 116th Sts. New York City Phone: VA. 3-4270 PEACE C O Heinze Photo Enlargement Studio . ENLARGEMENTS & REPRODUCTIONS for ALL PURPOSES Individual Attention to FATHER’S Followers. 4 EAST 43rd STREET NEW YORK CITY PEACE . Phone: Jamaica 6-1771. We Deliver. LIBERTY HOTEL SUPPLY CO., Inc. QUALITY MEATS +- POULTRY and FISH 106-13-150th STREET JAMAICA, N. Y. PEACE‘ C If It’s Cleaning — Pressing — Repairing or Tailoring LET SHANNON DO IT AS YOU LIKE IT One Day Service. — Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor 71 WEST 116th STREET, Near Lenox Ave., N. Y. City Tel.: LE 4-9305 PEACE PARK AVE. TEXTILE CO., INC. ISILKIS, WOOLENS and RAYONS A Full -line of Draperies and Curtains. Also made to order. - Wholesale and Retail. 1550 PARK AVENUE Cor. 112th St. New York City Thank You, FATHER PEACE LUNCH ROOM Meals served from 6.30 A.M. to 10.30 P.M. in‘ FATHER’S Mind and Spirit. All kinds of soft drinks. 4.7 - mist ..srr; Near Corner of 1'0’7tli A‘.ve;, Jamaica, L. 1. PEACE PEACE '1‘e'1., WI. 7-7659 GROUND GRIPPER SHOES ’ Comfort for . MEN —— WOMEN — CHILDREN 29 WEST 35th sr. New York City . .REACE 3‘ Peace Shoe Shining Parlors Cooperative SHINE 3c. White Shoes — Suedes —— All Colors 7- Ctleaned 10c. ? Shoes Dyed--250. ~ 6 Different Estalblishmen-ts. No. 1. 119th & Lenox No. 4. 115th‘ & sun Ave. 2. 118th.& Lenox 5. 119th & 5th Ave. 3. 131st & Lenox 6. 133rd & 5thlAve. PEACE GO TO MAME. JEANNETTE SALE on . Silk and cotton frocks. House coats — Uniforms Corsets and Gloves —— Hosiery and Lingerie 2548 - 8th Avenue, Near 136th St. N. Y. Citv PEACE We Thank You, FATHER PEACE’ RADIO i All work strictly guaranteed. Cooperating in FATI-IER’S Mind and Spirit 266 WEST 115th ST. New York City. PEACE SOMMERS - . ZIMS ST W Nr Ln j’__.._ 20% DISCOU-NT‘ If you bring this ad. COMPLETEOPTICAL SERVIC Eyes Examined Free , = <- C = REPAIR SHOP A -1, H, I Augnsvt lstli, $1938 rhennurnnv ’ . m WE SHALL JUDGE PEOPLE WITH EQUITY AND DEAL ACCORDING TO THEIR MINDS AND REWARD THEM ACCORDING TO - THE"lR MINDS AND WORKS.» FATI-IER’S MESSAGE AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 152-160 WEST 126th STREET SUNDAY EVENING and MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 14 and 15, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 1:00 A. M. It is always best to do what is right all of the time, instead of only doing right when you think you are being watched. As GOD has an all-seeing eye “ that never sleeps nor slumbers, we know we are therefore always in His Pres- ence and we should live and do and act according- ly. If We function in the business world of ex- pression, we should abide by the laws of Right- eousness, Truth and Justice and deal with all persons alike regardless to race, creed or color. We should produce the best and sell for the least. If this is carried out one hundred percent in all of our business, profession, labor and trade, GOD will ‘open the windows‘ of Heaven and It pour you out such a blessing that you will not have room to receive it.’ ' It was along this line that our Sweet SAV- IOUR, FATHER DIVINE, spoke to us on this Sunday evening and stressed in our minds the signiﬁcance of being open and aboveboard in everything we do and say, abiding under the great commandment of the LORD, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ , teaching us the way to go, giving of His time and inﬁnite patience, of His Great Love and mercy and tender compassion. In return, all He asks us for is our hearts! Is not this little enough for us to do in return for the limitless ‘ _ blessings that .are showered upon us. by our Precious King? Therefore ‘let us love one an- other and do unto others as we would have them do unto us. Let us, all dwell together in the Unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and i of Purpose, that self might be hid once and for- . ever, and that GOD ALONE might be seen now, » A henceforth.and forever! GRACIOUS LORD, WE HUMBLY THANK THEE! The ‘foregoing statements are those of the . transcriber, after which FATHER»speaks as fol- lows: _ I ». PEACE,EVERYONE: O ‘ . Life,,_Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness; Daily and hourly He is , this and all other blessings in connection with the life we are advocating, to you I bring. I arise at this instance to say, as usual, we have in our midst visiting friends; if there are any of them who would like to have a word to say, you are welcome to do so. Speak volitionally if you wish to, or give us your name, address, or profession and we will gladly introduce you ac- cording to custom. But just before I conclude, to give you a chance to speak, I would ‘just like .. to say, you will ﬁnd in this issue of the New Day, reports from the agents of the New Day and other information which they have gathered in coming in contact with different individuals. I wish to say, we shall have a Righteous Govern- ment .and we shall weigh everything as declared John. in the revelationic prediction of the one that sat on the horse with balances in His hand. This was a revelation, it was true. It was a revelationic prediction of this dispensation of which we are now fulﬁlling. How glorious it is to realize that which has been revealed by visions, revelations, dreams and inspirations, the most of them are revelationic and dreamicipredictions of that which would be fulﬁlled an-d of that of which someone would experience in the future. As a prediction it was revealed, GOD would come weighing every one millionth of a percent of a ' pennyweight of every idea and every opinion. GOD, through His Condescension, is now weigh- ing the hearts and minds and the will and the desires of the children of men. In these pages of the New Day under the re- ports from the agents, those with whom they have come in contact, they have information to give to the readers of the New Day, My co-work- ers, followers and friends. I wish to say to My ‘ readers, co-workers, followers and friends, read this special message weekly of the New Day, as it carries reports of the advertisers and pros- pective advertisers, as the report of their inter- views with the advertising agents will appear in the New Day from time to time; Read these pages and get_ the information and deal with the public‘ accordingly. Tell your friends and those "with whom you come in contact to do ex- actly according to the atmosphere, the mind and the spirit and j, the attitude the prospective advertisers and the, advertisers have and express towards this move-nfleiii and express towards zo O TheNEW DAY Stand for Those Who Stand for the Truth -We shall have a Righteous Government; this I Am not stressing to make men think we are anticipating havingsomething that we have- not actually produced. We have produced it and brought it to fruition and established it in the hearts and lives of millions and we shall bring it into legalization and legalize that which you realize. Hence, you shall stand for that which -we stand for, you shall stand for those who stand for the Truth; but those who oppose you or Me in My Activities, deal with them thus ac- cordingly, for we are the rewarders of every man according as his works may be. It is written in the Scripture, yea, the Gospel, ‘The saints shall judge the world,’ and again I wish to say, in the Scripture you ﬁnd it is recorded, ‘A King shall . reign in Righteousness and Princes shall rule in Judgmentg’ not «only the Princes shall rule, but the Princesses shall rule. We shall judge the people with. equity and deal according to their minds and reward them .according as their works may be and have been. That is exactly what we shall do, just as we are doing. ‘ I request the honor of each and every one of My hearers, followers, readers, and friends, here and elsewhere, to read the reports from the ~ agents as received in going around canvassing, doing secret service work‘ to get out of the minds of the people what they think concerning the mystery. They need not think I Am seeking a penny, for My Work, My Service and My Ac- tivities are all gratis, absolutely gratis without ‘a thought of compensation; for GOD has a full and a plenty and GOD is the Author and the Finisher; therefore, I say the agents will con- tinue, not only the agents, but others who are representatives will continue to contact individ- uals and note their words and attitude they have taken towards Righteousness, Truth and Justice, of which we are representing. Take cognizance «of each and every expression and every re- ﬂection of their countenances as they express’ them when you speak concerning this work and . mission or speak concerning ME. When these ‘ different reports are read in the New Day-—in other words, when they are printed in the New Day, each of you. read the reports especially, for _ we may not publicly read them as we do the j message; but each of you study. human nature and the disposition and the ch.aracteristics of the individuals by reading the reports that come from the different individuals, by getting direct and ﬁrst-hand information «of the disposition and the characteristicsnand the character of such ‘individuals; You need ;not say a thing, but tell your friends, if’ they are worthy, for them to August ism, 1933 give ‘them their patronage; youvwill know it by what they say and the way they speak and the ~ way they express concerning Me. Be Mindful It is a wonderful privilege to know GOD does not have to ﬁght a war nor any other battle with guns and bayonets and other expressions of destructive, material, mechanical forces that are devised by men. ‘We can boycott every store, every business place, every individual who op- poses the Fundamental for which we stand! We will boycott them immediately; butas it "goes on, ‘one day is as a thousand years in the sight of GOD and a thousand years are as one day.’ Hence, as I said, that which we sow today we may reap I tomorrow and yet your descendants may reap it in the next third or fourth "generation, yea, in the next. ﬁfth or sixth dispensation. Then I say, be mindful how you entertain strangers. If they ignore you as strangers of whom are angels, or speak criticizingly or maliciously con- cerning ME or My Activities, I will reward them according as their works may be. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow; but in My own time I will reward them! We do not have to do anything by violence, but by Righteousness, Truth and Justice to reward each man according as his works may be, to give justice to the in- dividuals and pourpout such as they pour out concerning you and Me. So then I say, read the message carefully, all of the reports of the different advertisers and the prospective adver- tisers; see the attitude they have expressed an-d have taken in regard to this Peace Mission Move- ment. See whether they are willing to stand whole"-heartedly for the Fundamentals for which we stand, or if they are opposing them. If they oppose them as plain as they can see them now, it is -distinctly understood they are not worthy of _our support; not only so, but if they do not come out whole-heartedly, willingly and support this movement in the act of endorsing it, they are not worthyof our support. If they do not get’ their reward immediately, owing to circum- stances and business, they will get theirreward according to their works and according to their respective dispositions. - How glorious it is to know we are representing Righteousness, Truth and Justice and I have the scale of justice to weigh every individual with the spirit of equity! Build upon this foundation and you will not have an occasion to fret-nor V worry as we continue to come in contactwith, and make it our business to contact -different individuals to try them out to see how they ‘feel concerning the Work .and the mission; whether . they are willing to endorse Righteousness,.,.Truth I» I August 18th, 1938 The New car A e 21 and Justice, since I have actually exempliﬁed . it and personiﬁed it. When we see they are not willing to endorse it and verify it in all of their endeavors, they are not worthy of our protection. Not only not being. worthy of our protection from an economical point of view, but from a social, from an intellectual, from a spiritual, and K from a political or from a legal point of view. Any person or persons who will not stand whole- heartedly for this Fundamental of which I Am, and am representing, they are not worthy of our endorsement. »They are not worthy of our I support politically, socially, legally or otherwise; for we shall reward every man according as his Works may be. - We Must Reward Everyone M Take these thoughts to consideration. and read the‘, reports of the different advertisers weekly and stamp the memory of them in your con» sideration and keep a recordof those who express whatsoever they may express. If they express prejudice, bigotry, or any other "detestable, malicious expression, Why, you keep it on record according to information in your New Day in these reports as recorded from the different agents, and deal with each and every person, business ﬁrm or organization according to same. Now this is not to say we have anything against any individual, but it is to say we must reward every individual according as his works may be. Judge the people according to their attitude an.d disposition, their actions, andiexpressions, and according to what they desire to do and are doing, for you and for the movement of R,ight~« eousness. I would not speak it so vividly and stress it as I do if it was not necessary. Since it is. plainly understood, if any person wishes to seethe Truth concerning the ,.mystery, it is plain; it is distinctly understood and can be understood by all of the people; I have exempli~ ﬁed and have -demonstrated, after the persronifica- ’tion of, Righteousness, Truth and Justice has been outwardly expressed more accurately and more perfectly, than anything else. If they desire to‘ deal justly, they will cooper.ate with Righteous- ness, Truth and Justice regardless to how their personal feelings may be concerning Me; Now remember, we shall read the reports as , advertisedin these last issues of the New Day, We shall read them and keep information con= cerning the different business men and different enterprises ,_and different individuals. We shall keep them on record and pass them on to others _—.—‘-just‘ thewlattitude each and all of them have I ‘ taken; Whether they be ‘good or evil, we shall» pass them on toothers and let others see deﬁnite~ , ly the disposition and the attitude they l1:>l.\\_7’EH taken. concerning this Peace Mission, and we re- quest the honor of all of our co-workers, follows ers and friends, as we convey the message to them, to deal with them according to the way they deal_ with you concerning Me and —concern« ing our professional, spiritual and organizational activities. These are hard sayings, but the time has truly come, ‘the saints shall judge the world!’ Aren’t you glad! You shall come in contact with different individuals, they will be scared for their lives, for their business, for their profession, for their labor and for their trade; for they shall not even use segregated terms concerning Me or else we will not endorse them. I thank you. 1.1, PEACIE, We have not exactly concluded as yet, Al» though I did slightly speak, I will act hereafter in- millions according to My foregoing statements and according to My Assertions. If there are any visiting friends who would like to have a [word to say, you are welcome to speak, or here- after you may hold your peace. (At this time a testimony of praise came forth from a brother who had just arrived from Wash- ington, D. C. As he concluded, FATHER arose to further stress the beautiful message He had given prior to this testimony, and to stamp in our memories the importance of staying completely lost in the will of the LORD, that we might live on this earth in Heaven forevermore.) 1:35 A, M. IJVEERYONE: Again l. have arisen to further convey the ‘message of truth and of justice and to further extend the platform upon which we stand, to give others a chance to enter. I would like to say, if there are any of those who have inter» viewed the different agents of the New Day and they wish to retrace, or retract, whichever, their statements, confess and forsake, there may be a chance for them but not until then. Again I wish to say, if there are any mistakes made by the reporters as recorded in the New Day and as will be recorded from time to time, those individ- uals who may be misquoted, I Am sure the New Day will be good enough to retrace the statement; in other words, retract the statement andmake the correction if perchance any of the reporters have misunderstood and did not get the exact words of the individual; but We are here to get the exact information from each individual with whom we come in contact. We w.ant their rep-I resentatives, the‘agents.to go forth and get any *;nfo’r1nati‘on, necessary and take it pleasantly, matters not what they say; I will take care of the rest! . I further wish‘ to say, I think there may be information in these pages as the reporters have reported and recorded under these pages, their interviews with the public and with different individuals; I believe there is enough information in such a publication each week when these in- terviews are published, to be very helpful and constructive to their different representatives. - I do not mean My followers alone, but any other person who is standing for Righteousness, Truth and Justice and any person who is opposing the discriminatory practices; for there are some who have spoken openly and declared that they would not allow certain groups or certain people, such they would call c-, to participate nor be ac- commodated in their respective places of busi- » Patroenize Those Who Are Worthy This will prove constructivie for any person who may be interested-; you can glean much in- formation from such, and the Peace Mission Movement and the co-workers who are governed by the spirit of the Peace Mission Movement, will be glad to cooperate with or endorse any individual who will take a stand in opposition to those violations such as they have openly de- clared’ on many occasions. But My representatives will get any information possible from business men, professionals, and all people with whom they come in contact. They will get all information possible-——places where they ‘work and places where they may be called to go in their daily activities; even if they are not employed in those places, they will see the attitude and expression of such individuals and we will reward them accordingly ! Bring in your information through the divers reports and such as may be advertised will give information to those who may be interested and will give them to know what they are actually doing. We shall patronize those who are worthy to be patronized; those who advertise and those who are in harmony with Righteousness, Truth and Justice an-d express it; we shall endorse them by our patronage, we shall endorse them by our endorsement; we shall endorse them by our ballot; we shall endorse them by our turning out to school, and other expressions of our daily and momentary activities in the act ‘of giving them employment, in the act of giving them business, in the act of giving them cooperation from the different angles of expression. _ This day we set as a stand for the purpose of giving to every man according as his works may be; in other words, we take a stand from 22 TheNEw,DAY now, henceforth and forever and over and over again; this will increase .and be multiplied by as many more; for all of My followers will adhere to My message and will read and do accordingly. If they do not want Me nor My Spirit, My Work or My Message, My Activities or My Teaching, ‘why, they do not want Me nor My Blessings from any angle! I thank you! ‘ III. (1245. A. M.) (As the waters were troubled and the Spirit was stirred in the High Vibration of this Divine Wisdom, Father arose again to further enlighten us, speaking as follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE: Again I have arisen to say som-etihing for the beneﬁt; of all who may be concerned. There may be those who are concerned ‘who do not know , they are concerned. I would like to say .at this instance, we shall boycott every expression of an organization, business, labor or trade if they are in violation to Righteousness, Truth and Justice and if they oppose it. It -does not say that we will not have money because we are not going to buy from those who oppose the truth. We will have money and a-plenty of it! Now again I wish to say, because we are not going to support those who are unjust officials in their endeavors, it does not mean to say we will not have information, better known as educa- tion. We -shall have it and have .a-plenty of it! GOD’S OMNISCIENCE will be as free as it alwayshas been! The Fount of Omniscience is ﬂowing free and those who are inspired by this pp ‘Omniscience, they shall be super-intelligent and seek more diligently that they might be qualiﬁed . to meet every issue and that they might be able to ﬁll every official duty.‘ You will qualify your- selves continually and be more persistent in your ambition because you are independent. When you are qualiﬁed for registering and voting and are registerers and voters, you will only vote for those who are just and honest and non-prej- udiced; those who are interested to the best of , your information such as you can gather. Hence, you willwork just as faithfully for more infor- mation, better known as education, from all of the different necessary angles of expression, for the purpose of expressing more expertly and perfectlyfrom every angle expressible; you will be qualiﬁed to meet the different issues ‘of life and express the scientificness of your LORD and ‘ SAVIOUR, the CHRIST. You will be ready for any place in life, any position; you will be qual- iﬁed to ﬁll any of the millions and millionsof po- sitions from the least to the greatest; neverthe- , i ‘ August 18th, 1938 2... _ August 18th, 1938 I The NEW DAY t ~ ' » 2.3 less, you are qualiﬁed, willing and ready, yet you will not endorse any individual, neither will you give any person or persons or «organizations or business your patronage. Oh, it is a glorious privilege to live in such a reco.gnitionwhere you c.an be an expresser of Righteousness, Truth and ’ Justice in your daily activities! GOD Always With Us Now take these thoughts to consideration. Build upon. this Foundation continually; lo, I will be with you with or without My Personal Presence; for GOD is just as operative with it as He is without it, and just as operative and ex- pressive without it as He is with it. Remember, in the beginning of the creation, when GOD Cre- ated the Heaven and the earth and all things that are in them, GOD Himself was invisible, merely as Spirit at that time alone; but when GOD desired ‘to bring into observation the vis- ible things of earth, as the earth was invisible in the beginning, GOD visible-ated or tangible- ated and materialized the earth, that the earth might have a form. From the earth, which is the ground; came forth the dust from whence man was formed, that in the likeness of the in- visible GOD, man would be since he was cre- \ ated in GOD’S Likeness. ii ‘ Then I say, whether I do anything as a Per- son or do n-ot speak .a word Personally, that "which I have endeavored I will accomplish with or without My Body! There are not enough powers on earth nor in the ‘other place’ to pro- hibit My Activities and My Endeavors; for I Am -not bound to the ﬂeshlyyversion of men, as GOD is as much mental and spiritual as He always has been! GOD has always been Mental and Spirit- ual, and yet! GOD is as expressive by the visible expression as He is merely from the Mental and Spiritual; nevertheless, the visible “cannot pro- hibit GOD, neither can the visible help Him in reality,‘for GOD is with or without a person, as GOD is IMPERSONAL! I need not say more. I thought I would drop those few thoughts for your consideration, to let you see, those who do PEACE - Tel. CAthedra1 8-7020 DR. BLOOM DENTIST INC. 125th ‘St. cor. Seventh Ave; (Over Herbert's Jewelry Store) Other Offices: 34th St. cor. Thi-rd Avenue 34th St. cor. Ninth Avenue N. N. HOURS: .42nd St. -cor. Third Avenue . N. N. N. Y. Y Y. Daily.. 9 to 9 86th- St. cor. -Lexington Ave. Y. Sundays 9 tol 125th St. cor. Park Avenue Y. ‘ 3'11 Albee Theatre Building Brookl not see, and ‘let those know who do not “ know, that which I have spoken into consideration, I will accomplish it with or without any person! ‘It is not by power nor by might but by My Spir- it!’ Remember these things; for if you build upon this Foundation, you cannot be shaken re- gardless to the consequences concerning yourself as persons and concerning others with whom‘ you are connected. The persons of individuals can not prohibit My Activities and persons of in- dividuals cannot help them in reality. It is only an outward expression as I have brought it to the surface when I formed m.an in the image, and likeness of the imagination. It was only an abstract expression; but GOD was the same and man could. not help Him but can, through obe- dience, be an expresser through which He can express as a Demonstratoraand as a Manifestor of that which GOD has created. It is going on even if you do not see it. That which I have en- deavored and spoken into consideration, I will accomplish ‘it with. or without a person‘; there- fore, rest assured, you need not fret nor worry. I thank you! PEACE I Empire State Paint! Supply Co., Inc. p Paints -— Wallpaper ——— Sign and Artists’ Materials 328 Lenox Ave., Near l.26th St. Tel. HAI'lem 7-4555, 7-9014 N. G Y. City Phone: LEhigh 4-4420 PEACE SANITAS MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturing Chemists Snow Ball Syrup - Flavoring Extracts 153:; PARK AVE. 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MO. 2-0070 RAlNBOW EXPRESS A A CASH or CREDIT MOVING Also storage by day, week or month. 2027 - 7th AVENUE _ ' New York City PEACE PEACE JOHNNY ’S FOOD MARKET 135 LENOX AVENUE, near 117th_ St. Serfvioe «E Satisfaction to All b V Phone: MO‘. 2-9493 ,_ A ' New Yo-nik City PEACE A ‘ Hygrade Electrical Novelty Co. ‘ Everything in Radio ~ Edison Mazda Lainps -— Electriealll Appliances 41 wE.sT 125th STREEE Tel. MO 2-13300 2072 7th Ave., at 124th St, N. Y. City. ‘New 'Yo~r1::, Na _ Augusll 18th, 1938 V I Thank You, FATHER l 1 ,i A 1 A . , "V August k8th,:1 938 ‘VTI‘he‘N.EW-‘DAY I 25 IGOD WOULD NOT BE OMNlPRiES.ENT IF WERE BOUND TO THAT WHICH IS 'l'ER‘ME.D RELIGION ALONE - I AM JOY, PEACE,’ LIFE, HEALTH, LOVE AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT IS GOOD. IT IS YOUR PRIVILEGE TO BE THE SAME-—»~ FATHER DIVINE ‘ “OUR FATHER’S pMESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE “ARTIST COLONY” ‘ MILTON-on-the-Hudson TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 9, 1938 A.D.F.D. The Time: 6:45 P. M. This was the second day of the Outing, and everything up toithis point was supremely grand. . We were again gracing the beautiful Banquet Hall, which overlooks the Hudson River; and though the day was warm, it was just perfect in this atmosphere. The great cosmopolitan gathering shared alike this one glorious occasion. Many noted persons took adv.antage of this marvelous invitation of the LORD to enjoy two beautiful days out of the hot and sweltering City, while a throng of. persons, not known to us . as Followers, likewise received the Blessings of the LORD. There were many children who will ‘always feel grateful to FATHER DIVINE, ‘al- though they may not follow us Religiously; for HE-did for them what their own church, school and organization have not done. They all ob- served the righteous atmosphere prevailing, and they conducted themselves in a very orderly and mannerly w_ay. This may be one point for credit for them in the future. _ I . Now it was almost time to think of the sail back home. In View of this fact, FATHER ex- tended a cordial invitation to all of‘ our visiting friends to participate with us, if they so desired, in expressing their views, or saying anything they might desire to say, while the Banquet was being served. There were many appreciative responses, and a few of the remarks and excerpts of the different speeches and testimonies have . been recorded, that the ﬁne spirit of unity which prevailed might be conveyed to others. I The LORD. spoke on several occasions at this , Banquet, and the ﬁnal Message which HE gave, ' after permitting all others to have a chance to , express, was a masterpiece. It is recorded for the ediﬁcation of all of our, readers. Consider % \ it wisely, for --it is a; Message of eloquence, al- though it came forth, as always, from the LORD, without a moment’s premeditation. At the conclusion of the Banquet, we made ready for the Boat, for another nice long sail back to the City, much enriched and beneﬁted by this unusual Blessing of the LORD. ‘.':?‘»AV‘- IOUR, we thank THEE. (On the Peace Mission Dock, FATHER, Who had come down from “Hope Farm,” where a beautiful Banquet was served and a signiﬁcant MESSAGE was given, arrived in the Duesenberg before the (landing of the Boats. However, the LORD waited at the dock for the docking of “The City of New York,” and when she pulled in to shore, FATHER went aboard the boat and from the upper deck, HE called over to the other boat, “The Manhattan,” instructing it to go to the “Artist Colony.” FATHER also made this announcement, which was accurately adhered to by all of the Followers and others.) (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which Father speaks as fol- lows:) ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace,, FATHER DEAR!” remarked the great throng)‘ A I justwish to say at this instance, we are now at Krum Elbow. We will not have time to go over all of the land, neither all over the surround- ings around, around here near the wharf; but we are going to let you off just for a little recess, t'o let you have just one hour. We want you all back on board byithree thirty. By three thirty, we- would like to have you aboard, for we are going to stop in Milton at “The Artists’ Colony.” There we will serve the Banquet and you may hear ME speak over the loud speakers." I thank you. ' I s (A happy throng paraded up from the dock to the boat-house and up the hill across the railroad tracks, and up another hill to the Krum Elbow mansion, where the great throngs of people delighted themselves in looking over the newly-acquired property and grounds and build- ings. FATHER was in the lead, and the Angels that followed were a great army . pursuing the LORD. At three-thirty the boat was again ' 2e rheNEMrDAY August iisth, loaded with the happy assembly, and off to Mil~ ton, “The Artists’ Colony,” We sailed. The Ban- ‘ quet was prepared and waiting, and without too much preliminary, we were again seated at the Banquet TABLE, being served by the LORD. The beautiful MESSAGE given by FATHER.at this time, is herewith recorded.) 1 THANK YOU, FATHER 1 (Because FATHER DIVINE is a Peacemaker and also law-abidi.ng, when the word came in officially that some of the Followers had parked their cars on the highways, FATHER stressfully cautioned the owners, operators and "drivers to immediately take care of this situation, and the s Words of instruction by the LORD are herewith recorded, showing the willingness of His Spirit to cooperate in every pursuit of Righteousness and Equity.) )PEACE,EVERYONE: (“PEACE, FATHER DEAR!” exclaimed the enthusiastic assembly.) At this time I wish to say, those who have A your cars on the highway, remove them where you will not block traffic. Move your cars from the highway and from the driveways. You can ﬁnd space in some place where you will not block the traffic, please. . V I Again I wish to say tothe little boys, we re- A quest the honor of you as little angels, to stay oif of other people’s places. We have a plenty of territory of our own without your going on others’ territory. ‘ As with an indiiviidual, sowith a nation. A We teach the signiﬁcance of being non=in~vad_ers and non“-aggressors; therefore, in ourselves i1’1dividual= ly and in our Work and in our Activities, we mean to express the spirit of Peace in words, deeds and actions wheres-oever we are function- A ing. Those who have cars, I will say again, since the loud speakers seemed not to have been on at the time, will you please remove the cars from the places where you will block traffic. I thank you“. " - . ' (At this time an angel attempted to sing one of the Songs which is familiar to a great many of us, having been sung over and over to us by FATHER, FATHER joined in and sang the song just as it had been originally sung by HIM throughout the years:) V ' . “It is something’ like the two small ﬁshes, Something like the two small ﬁshes It is something likethe two small ﬁshes, ‘ When the five thousand were fed. Jesus told them to sit on the ground, ~ When the five thousand were fed, They all obeyed the LORD’S Command, When the ﬁve thousand were fed.” Chorus: “It is something like the two small ﬁshes,” etc. _. i A message came to FATHER again regarding the parking of certain cars or car. FATHER makes a_ request again, stating’; “There seems to be a car across the road. The driver of the car, I have been informed, was, or is Miss Mary Love. Will you please remove the car.” . (Miss Mary Love instantly disappeared from the Dining.Hall to remove the car. Therewere others (still in that great multitude of people who were not conscious they were also in violation, and once again it became necessary for FATHER to’ call attention to this fact. At this time FA- THER arises and speaks as followsz) PEACE, EVERYONE; (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” greeted the mass assembly.) I do not like to interrupt the song, but I just wish to say once again, there are some cars blocking the highway. There are some three or four in the way. Those who have cars, will you see to it that they are removed out of the highway or -driveway. It is a driveway for others’ convenience, the neighbors up by the pool. PEACE, EVERYONE: My Voice can be heard and if you allow to speak in the language of men, you will hear‘ ME very Ineekly; but if you allow ME to speak as I did yesterday, you may think it is the cosmic forces of nature. I would like to say at this instance,» keep the speakers on until I ﬁnish the Banquet, please. (FATHER made reference to the mechanical loud speakers, transmitting the Voice into space.) (A little time had elapsed during the speaking and singing of the Angels and others, and again the LORD stood before us as the Divine Host to invite visiting friends to participate with us in -the speaking or singing or whatsoever they were moved to do.) says: ' PEACE,EVERYONE:_ I I 5 (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” came the joyou response from thethrong.) At this instance I. -would like to say, we have visiting friends with us as usual, as this is’ a matter of course with us. ’ It may be a little strange to those who are not acquainted with .011? Work, but it is a Ii12Ltte1° of coursegwith us. Daily We serve Banquets just the same as this-«ahnost i93s ¢e *» ’ F _.._,nn _,,,._J,,_. 1 2‘ J 1 ‘i‘ I I x . R ,,»—~—~__m~ %n:»__.,~_‘ />— .._n _. ,_ me. .,_, _,_..\, ,5... -.- __ _ ,,A_ _1,._,_. ,‘ ’ :\___ _ v__ _, __ A ‘ A“_ i I August, listlli, i938 r:mNe.n/tear ‘ . m l 27 equivalently the same in capacity in the differ— ent places, but at this particular time, as there are strangers among us, we feel it our duty to give them a chance to have .a word to say if they care to have anything to say. If there are any visiting friends among us,’ whether you be politicians, whether you be meta- physicians, preachers, teachers or what not, you are welcome to speak in these different audiences wheresoever I attract the masses; for in such audiences there are those who would be ,inter- ested «in almost every phase of life and in every profession, in every activity, in every gift and in every calling; hence, I desire to give My visit- ing friends a chance to express themselves, ac- cording to the dictates of their conscience, and .acc«o_rding to their leading, their mission and call- ing. It is not that you must necessarily try to speak as My Followers do, We do not request it, unless you are led to do so. If the Spirit in you leads you to speak in accord with them, it is your privilege to do so, but in the meantime, if it does not lead you to speak according to their version, be" governed by your highest intuition and move volitionally if you Wish to. If you do not care to move volitionally as we do, give us your name, .address and profession and we will gladly introduce you according to custom. I thank you. (There were several responses to this very ‘ generous invitation of the LORD’S to the visitors, I and as time moved on, FATHER arose again at this instance and taught us further.) PEACE, EVERYONE: ~ (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” returned the Eol= - lowers in greeting.) - I Here we all are again;; there I sit and stand, still transmitting MYSELF to the children «of men, that they might. be one with ME. Aren’t you glad? If you are not one with ME in one thing, you --can be one with ME in another; for . the unity «of Spirit, of Mind, of— Aim and of Pur- pose, all «of these divers expressions are essential to be put forth into expression among us-—the Spirit, the Mind, the~Aim andthe Purpose; but , letlus especially unify" ourselves together in the Aims and in the Purposeand allow our activities, our ambition.xan:d our determination'»- to be,abs,o- » lutely unselﬁsh. i . Again I wish to say, if any7 of our visiting friends or any other visitor would like to have ‘a word to say, you are welcome to do so. -Feel free to speak and move volitionally if you wish to. Again I say, if you do not care to, just per» rni-tx us to, introduce you according to custom, . while. I speak in the divers actuated languages of expression; therefore, I speak according to the customs of men. Aren’t you glad? I speak in their languages in expression, and I speak in their actions and in their versions; therefore, I can speak to them in a way they can understand. If they speak to ME according to their own version, gift or cal1ing,I can understand them. Do not feel you must necessarily represent ME as a Person, so long asyou represent the FUNDAMENTALS for which westand; even if those FUNDAMENTALS are not called “FA~ THER DIVINE’S ;” let us be willing and ready to express volitionally or according to our high- est intuition»-——someone will enjoy them. Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! I By the freedom of speech and of action, by the “freedom of expression, you will unfold mysteries automatically without anyone telling you. I thank you. p (Again we listened to some very interesting testimonies. _ Many of the persons who spoke on this «occasion, were amazed beyond. words; for the great Work of the MASTER had been outlined to them in a depreciatory manner, and they were biased enough to believe the false and not accept the truth; but greater was the revela-A tion to them for having so done, as theywere equally dumb-founded with the accomplishments and the magniﬁcent results that lay before their very eyes.) p Mr. Doles of the Belstrat Laundry, owner and operator of same, has been much impressed» with _all phases of the Movement since his interest has been enlisted, and he was so pleased with the outlay of land, homes and every other good thing, that he saw, he expressed his keen appre-s ciation in these words: “Peace, FATHER: _ _ I have arisen again today as one of you, known to the world to those that know me, as a business man, but for the last twenty-four hours, and almost forty-eight hours, I have been seeing a pictureof a dream that I have had come true. People are realizing the beautiful world that GOD gave us here expressed, in nature, and we are realizing today that it can be peaceful and . happiness can be had on earth so long as GOD is within us. ‘ ‘fWe_.are enjoying things today that were only intende.df‘ for the ric ..”‘ He said, “I know about these big estates, because when I was in these places as “a body servant,” they were only sup- posed to ‘be. for the rich, and what YOU say to us today is true; yes, all things can come to us if we want them. It is a question if we wan to work. in (_7iOD"S Way... If so, all things will be added unto us.” ’ ~ 23 I h I The NEWUDAYT lAnother testimony from a lady was that she had had a Spiritual call in 1937, and she was to tell the people that Judgment is at hand, to accept it or reject it. She stated that she was told that Mother Divine was not here, but de- clared, “I am looking at Mother Divine with my own eyes now. When you see for yourself you can go back and tell just what you have seen.’_’ ‘ Another testimony from a brother was that he had seen an article in “The New Day” that had - interested him, and that was: “How can we know when the LORD comes.” He stated that he read that over and over, and his reason for being s here today, was to gain knowledge and under- standing of how to serve GOD in the true way. He said he believed FATHER DIVINE had the h power to give him knowledge and understand- ing. He further added that he went up on the operation table in February, and FATHER DI- VINE appeared before him in a dream. HE told him, he would be taken care of. He went under the second operation with that feeling of ‘ assurance that FATHER DIVINE would take care of him, and came out without a pain. “Ever since that time,” he said, “that I left the opera- tion table, I have been getting better and strong- er, and I told my wife when FATHER DIVINE came up to ‘The Promised Land,’ I was coming. I would not be satisﬁed until I did, and here I am.” I - A gentleman from Philadelphia testiﬁed that it was a great revelation and a great experience to him, possibly the greatest experience of his whole life, to be in this assembly today. He stated that he had observed that therehad not been one word of bad language used, not one drop of liquor used. This gentleman said, “This is the greatest revelation that I have ever seen. I cannot help from saying it has done a lot for A me, and I hope that FATHER DIVINE will come . over to Philadelphia to carry His Word and His Message. We need HIM there greatly.” A preacher, a guest at the Table, in his dis- course said, “I am sure that FATHER DIVINE agrees with me, or may I say, I agree with HIM; all people and Religions belong to the one and only GOD, and I want to say, I have watched very closely the Work of FATHER DIVINE in this City and throughout the land. That is why I am here; and I know from experience, that .. churches today are suffering because of lack of attendance. You may go to church and to the large cathedrals and ﬁnd twelve people there." Why is that? Because our preachers today are preaching for the .al-mighty dollar and not the Al-mighty God; I would like to say that my . visit has been proﬁtable. I have gained a great deal.” ' Friends from Columbia University were pres- ent. One lady, a teacher of metaphysics, spoke her appreciation at being here in “The Promised ‘ Land,” although she said she had not come for the purpose ,-of speaking, but to hear FATHER‘ speak. She stated that everything seemed to have been arranged for her coming. She just happened to run into some of the brothers and sisters down in the City, and came along with great -delight. The speaker said that she felt so much one of us, and that she could not remem- ber a time that she did not believe that we were all children of one Father and it did not make ‘any difference to HIM what our Religious names were or what ‘our personal names are, but that GOD knows us .as His children and we know HIM as our Father. Her closing remarks were, “Now I would like to hear FATHER DIVINE.” (We have given just a few -of the many tes- timonies, showing the versatility of the occasion, and the kindly attitude of the various expres- sions of life.) , ‘At this instance FATHER arose and addressed A ..us amid great .and continuous intervals of ap- plause. FATHER speaks as follows: PEACE, EVERYONE : (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the as- sembly enthusiastically.) I would just like to say at this time, the time seems to be quite well expired, to those who are in time. Since weare functioning on the borders of time and in connection with those who are Q in time, and on time, we have to cooperate with ‘ them; therefore, we figure on ' leaving here at eight o’clock sharp, for New York City; but just before we make .our further announcements, we would like to say, we have a ticket here, if ' anyone has lost it, or has lost any tickets, it may be had for the asking. It is a step to the other lost and found articles; if they are not called- for, they will be advertised in “The New Day”-—— \ in the next week's issue of “The New Day.” Anything advertised in “The New Day,” can be had by calling at My New York City Head- quarters—123rd Street and Lenox Avenue. At this instance, I would like to say, I have heard many marveloustestimonies and speeches today which I have highly enjoyed, realizing, as the Reverend said a little while ago, “of all of therdifferent Religions, there is but one GOD Super-ruling each and all of them.” Although r‘ they may be, those who are connected with the different Religions--—they may be somewhat led at times by their own mind; nevertheless, GOD A‘ ~ August 13th, __,.._.._.,_________,.__,___..__..-._-_._.—_-.;»..z- , August iisth, 193:3 I is‘ the Offspring and the Fount of all Religions, the Hope of the redemption of all humanity. For this cause I came. ' I heard one of -the speakers say a little while ago, she would like to hear ME speak. I be- lieve all of My Immediate Followers are more anxious than you are. I would question at times, if I did not know, why is it they all love ME so; but by some means they all love ME. They will go where I bid them go; they will follow where I lead; they will p.asture where I feed-; therefore, they are all satisﬁed with ME; nevertheless, in referenceto preaching, I have striven to refrain from speaking. That is to say, in the act of speaking as a preacher; for it is distinctly under- stood words proﬁt but little unless we can put them into practice. I /' . The Purpose of all Religions The practicality of Truth must be established. We may talk all sorts of Religious theories, Re- ligious doctrines and the divers dogmas, but un- less we can put into practice something and cause our ‘Religious fervor to be a living reality, our W'ork and our Mission will be in vain. The work of all of the Religions, -according to My Version, is to bring man back in fellowship with GOD from whence he has been driven. was created in the exact image and likeness of His CREATOR and GOD formed man out of the dust of the ground, it is true, according to the versions of men; but yet in His exact likeness and image GOD created HE them. Aren’t you glad? Man fail6“§l to live according to the standard to which they had been. lifted, by indulging in selﬁshness and deteriorating even to the place that they have low-rated themselves with the beast mind instead of advancing’ from one un- foldmentto another. They deteriorated .and- low- rate.d themselves and caused themselves, as the children of men, in the exact image .and likeness of the CREATOR, to be deteriorated so low un- til the status of man is not far above the stand- ard of the beastmind. So l~ong»..as there is anything ‘in man_that can cause him’ to fail to express the great.quality of GOD as exempliﬁed in you all, that something will prohibit man from expressing his likeness and liisimage of GOD; ‘nevertheless, as a sample and as an example for humanity, I came to give them a chance to copy after the Fashion I have shown them; hence, through My Oondescension, in the Name of the INFINITE ONE», I came to . lift‘_.up a standard for all mankind, that they might,_,see exactly what I have done and what AM daily doing. I have long since s~aid_g‘by com- position as a motto: Man i Th.e.NEW DAY . . G 29. “I will preach CHRIST in Words, but more so in deeds and in actions, and I will put My Spirit in them and cause them to walk in My Statutes.” I . To make laws, rules and regulations for men, and fail to give them the spirit and the meaning of such laws, ‘rules and regulations, it proﬁteth but little; but if we make laws for the children of men, and create an atmosphere, an environ- ment for them in which they can live and ex- press the spirit and the meaning of such a law, rule and regulation, when they become to be the reincarnators of that’ law, there and then they will automatically obey the law and will no longer merely be talkers of the law, but they will be doers of the law. a No Profane or Obscene Language Heard I heard one of the speakers say a little While ago, out of the masses that I have brought out from the City today and ‘yesterday, not one obscene word have they heard coming from the lips of one of My Followers; not one vulgar Word have they heard, nor a word that spells ‘profanity. Why is it‘? It is because I AM speak- ing more distinctly in -dee-ds and in actions than men can speak with the language that men can learn in» books. Aren’t you glad? “I will preach CHRIST in Words, but more so in deeds and in actions,’ and I will put My Spirit in them and cause them to walk in My Statutes.” By this I AM speaking daily most distinctly and most clearly, that mankind might hear and uiiderstarld ME. Aren’t you glad? I will speak’ in these of Mine, according to the Scripture. I AM sure you all have read it. According to the Scriptures, it has long since been declared, , “Ye are living Epistles, seen and readby men.” Can you not see the children of men as they are A today, they are being read daily. as you come in contact with them? You can see My Followers are being read and they read ME in them, as the Hope of the redemption of all mankind. One of the speakers said, “GOD is Love,” or words to that effect. This I can verify, for I have personiﬁed it. Permit ME to present to you and all mankind the personiﬁcation of the I desirable quality of good from every angle ex- pressible. L iWhen this is fulﬁlled in you all, there and then you will have your GOD. 3 Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD! GOD is Love. GOD is Peace. You all know that; but if GOD be only discer.1:1ed in the mythological realm, the invisible place that is called “Heaven,” GOD to yzoujwil1_ be impractica.l,i"uin- ‘ 30 The “N new DAY , I August .isih, 1.9,ss proﬁtable and good for nothing. I But oh, how glorious it is to discern the exhibitation‘ of GOD among men, from all of these divers angles of expression, as a Sample and as an Example for them! O GOD Is Invisible GOD, through His Condescension,. as the prin- ciple of mathematics, is something invisible, it is true; but when it has accomplished that for which it came, it is reincarnated in you; you are the personiﬁcation of the expression of mathematics, and its connection, that you as individuals might be able to use the principle accurately and scientifically; that the principle of‘ mathematics might no longer merely be in- visible or something to be surmised as an ex- pression that is unknown. GOD in all of His Wisdom, Knowledge and Understanding, through His Condescension, has truly come; not only the Heavenly Realm of GOD, as GOD is OMNIS- CIENT, OMNIPOTENT and OMNIPRESENT, and GOD ﬁlls all space and is absent from none. GOD ﬁlls all spaces, whichever. I shall not be discouraged until I shall have universalized that of which is in the Heavenly version and in the Spiritual visionsof the chil- dren of men. I shall not be discouraged until I ‘ shall have universally established same. If GOD is OMNIPRESENT, We cannot shut up GOD in that which is termed “Religion.” GOD Would not be OMNIPRESENT if HE were bound alone to Religion, ‘or bound to Religion alone, either Way you wish to takeit; but in GOD’S Love and in GOD’S Mercy, HE came, “treading the wine- press all .alone.” ’ It is a blessing to the children of men that GOD Condescended to come and “tangibilate” and materialize and personify HIMSELF among them. Without the personification of GOD, you might suppositionally visualize many things. If you get an inspiration, it would not be convinc- ing to your conscious mentality saving by the “tangibilization” of that which is known to you and to others as individuals. I might have told you all I pleased about this Wonderful Work and activity here; but merely to tell you something suppositionally and not——-or from an imaginary concept as something that is not seen and known, something that is merely a mental idea, it would ,. not be convincing to you; but because GOD, through His Condescension, came in Bodily Form as the personiﬁcation of that which you. are loving so Well, it is far reaching; it is justiﬁed; it is convincing to all mankind, and millions of tongues can tell it. , _ , V GOD'S Chosen People, ' H Oh, how glorious it is to live and let GOD be! If you let GOD, GOD Will let you; for when I 5 turn to GOD, GOD turns to you. - Aren’t, you . glad? I heard the speaker say, “When you" turn to GOD, GOD turns to you.” It is absolutely true; nothing could’ be more true. Aren’t you glad? Hence, GOD has actually turned to those who have turned to HIM. GOD has actually chosen those who have chosen HIM. * I GOD’S Chosen people are those who have; A chosen GOD. ’ As you choose ME, I will choose you. If you refuse ME, I will refuse you. I AM that I, of Whom you say I AM. I AM all Joy! I AM all Peace! I AM all Life and all Love! I AM i all Success! I AM all of the success. there is in the world. Aren’t you glad‘? I AM all there is. When you choose ME, I choose you. When you refuse ME, I refuse you. Now aren’t you glad‘? I AM Joy, Peace, Life, Health and Love, an-d everything, else that is good! It is your privilege —I say, it is your privilege to be the same. That which I AM and AM stressing, all of this Which I AM, all of it is impersonal. All of it, I say,’ is impersonal. ' . . _ "‘Behold, I set before you an OPEN Door!” The “revelationic” prediction of John is fulfilled in the midst of you all. John, in his revelation as a “revelationic” prediction of this dispensation, ‘saw and beheld a Door that was open, and that. Door was the Light of this Understanding that I have left opened be-hind ME, for the purpose of others entering in through this Door and coming into possession of their rightful ‘inheri- tance and enjoying the actuated Kingdom of Heaven; no longer merely enjoying a supposition, as something that would be in your dreams‘ or visions; but a living reality made real, tangible and practical, and here it is. ’ The practicality of Truth; the reality of Truth; the “tangibilization” of Truth; how can we say we love GOD Whom we have never ‘ seen, and . hate our brother? It is agmatter of impossibil- ity. Then how can you love GOD‘! in reality un- . less you do love your brother? How can you expect to be an expresser of the Kingdom of Heaven and an advocator of the doctrine of Jesus unless you take on His Nature and His Charac- teristics '? Be the Personiﬁcati-on of Your Ideal GOD’S Nature should be reincarnated. His Nature should be reproduced. His Nature should be re-persoiniﬁed by you, and you should become, . to be the pers.Oniﬁc_ation-—in other words, the person of that which you are stressing. I AM the Person of whatsoever I AM telling you. I AM the Person of it. Aren’t you glad? ~ Be- cause My Followerslbelieve it, I will let them see , it» I AM not bothering about mortality’s Iver-,, ‘I i. I .A¥'gﬁSt13t11» was ision; Mortality’s version will keep you out of Heaven, and keep you away from GOD. It will keep you in that superstitious mortal world of expression. You will be in lacks, wants and lim- itations; but GOD’S children will be in‘ splendor and have a-full and a-plenty from every angle. Aren’t you glad? Aren’t you. glad? The Glory of GOD is now revealed. You are one with your MAKER if you will harmonize with ME. Harmonize with ME for your sake. I AM telling you; for without harmonization, it is a matter ofimpossibility for you to come into the unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose; but through harmonization you will come into the unity of the Spirit, of. Mind, of Aim and of Purpose. Through the uniﬁcation of your . mind and Spirit, you will be one in reality in all of your activities in the way of success and pros- - . perity, and each and every other desirable Bless- ing. “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, I i will draw all men unto ME.” This was an assertion Jesus made as an “inspi- rationic” prediction of this very day. Whereso- i ever CHRIST is, in business, profession, labor or trade; in schools of learning and any other de- sirable activity, if CHRIST is there and made ob- servable by those who are concerned and rep- resented, CHRIST will draw the masses to HIM. I ‘draw the masses because I exemplify and ex- hibit the CHRIST so vividly, they will be, or are, attracted and drawn to ‘ME, even as a magnet draws steel. If the earth has a gravitation, how. about GOD with His Magnetism? The earth will attract things and draw them down; but I will attract things and draw them up. I will lift up the downcast; I will care for the dying, as said the composition: “Jesus is merciful; Jesus will save.” The; transposed version of that particular com- position: “ V O 7 A l “I -will rescue the perishing, V . I will c.are for the dying. Your FATHER is merciful, J’ Your FATHER will save.” 26 . Aren’t you glad? _ . Peace Shall Be Established This world, as it has been stirred up-—-—a1l of the nations in the time of war--we shall estab- lishe ; PEACE on earth. We shall establish PEACE, I say, and shall bring it through the ‘.‘leg.alization” of Truth and verify it by you, that all mankind might realize PEACE. on earth, and GO WILL to man must be a living reality Tphe New DAY at I I 31 among them. . Y-our hands should be peaceful. The actuated Words of expression arethe real- ityof that which you are speaking. I have striven to refrain from speaking as a Person this evening, for I desired to speak more in deeds and in actions. I desired to continue to put My Spirit in them and cause them to walk in My Statutes. Why is it, of these My ‘Followers, not one smokes a cigarette? Because they are walking in My Statutes without My telling them to do it. That is the mystery! Not a real‘Fo1- lower would smoke a cigarette; not ;a real Fol- lower would drink an intoxicating drop of liquor: for they will not be inﬂuenced by anything else saving that which is ordained that they should he inﬂuenced by, and that is by concentrating on the SUPREME BEING. The transmission of such a concentrated thought will cause the Spirit of GOD to have control over them. By their think- ing on GOD vividly and livingqaccording to His Teaching, according ‘to their highest intuition, -by so doing, ‘they are governed by their highest intuition, and I lead them on to victory, and give them power over afflictions. That is what it is all about! . I have not done anything yet to what I will do, and I have not -done a percent of .a percent of a fraction of a grain of a percent of a frac- tion of a grain of what I will do universally as well as among you. Man Cann-o-t Do Anything I I heard one of the speakers say, “If one man can do this, it is worth considering,” or words to that effect. Man cannot -do it. It takes noth- ing less than CHRIST and nothing more than GOD. Aren’t you glad? Now if you get wool- gathered on such an assertion, that is up to you. Study your Scripture, if you wish to. If you do not wish to study the Scriptures, why, read My MESSAGE, and I will lead you. Aren’t you glad? Man cannot do a thing. Man’s time is out. That is what it is all about, because man’s time is out. Men know they can no longer reign. What said David concerning the mystery? “GOD, the LORD, reigneth.” Aren’t you glad‘? David ad-ded in his “psalniic” prediction of this dispensation in which we are now living, “GOD REIGNETH, let the earth keep silent while GOD is speaking out of His Holy Temple.” That is I why men do not wish for GOD to be reckoned nor recognized among you. If GOD is counted among you, they know they must be dethroned. For GOD to reign on the throne of your mind, men must be dethroned. That is what it is all ~ about! I AM dethroning man and all mankind, that GOD alonelmight rule. I say, ‘I AM dethnoning 32 The NEW DAY August 18th, "1938 man and all mankind, that GOD alone might rule on the throne of your mind! What said David concerning the mystery? “RIGHTEOUSNESS and Judgment are the habitation -of His Throne.” ‘ Have you not seen more RIGHTEOUSNESS ex» empliﬁed, advocated, demonstrated, reincarnated and personiﬁed than ever before? “RIGHTEOUSNESS and Judgment are the habitation of His Throne: the earth saw and trembled.” -» V They are trembling too, for this was a “psalmic” prediction of David, GOD was ‘declaring concern- ing the mystery of this dispensation; how GOD would rule on the throne of the minds of the people. “RIGHTEOUSNESS and Judgment are the habitation of His Throne.” That is what it is all about; hence, for this cause I dr.afted a RIGHTEOUS G O V E R N M E N 'I‘ PLATFORM, that I might establish through le- galization, RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUS- TICE in the hearts and lives and business and affairs of the children of men; that the legaliza- , tion of this RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT might be a living reality, and as a TEACHER to all humanity, I might teach the RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT on the minds of the children of men; that GOD alone might reign thereon and have full control among them. GOD Is Wherever“Man Is Found ' Now it matters not what Way you are going; wheresoever you go,‘I will be there. What said David concerning this mystery? ‘ “If I take the wings of the morning and fly to the uttermost parts of the earth, THOU Art there.” ' Aren’t you glad? I, of Whom you say I AM; yea, GOD, of Whom you say I AM, will be there wheresoever you go, and wheresoever man is found. G-OD is there with or without a BODILY _ FORM. GOD is there. Upon this Foundation if you Will build, you will not have an occasion to fret ‘nor worry, for as with the principle of mathematics; as with laws, rules and regulations; as with your other expressions of your human education, so with GOD HIMSELF, and all of His Majesty. Why, is it you are intelligent? Who made you intel- ligent? When you inculcate and reincarnate the intelligence of .ano1_:her that was in another, since intelligence is impersonal; since it is impersonal, when you reincarnate -it and inculcate it and es- tablish it in your memory, then you are intelli- gent. You are the same of which you are stress- ing and expressing. You are intelligent because you have inculcated intelligence. You are intel- ligent because you have reprodpucediit by rein‘- carnation. You have brought it to fruition with- in you; therefore, you are intelligent as a per- son; not only suppositionally; not only mental- ly; not only Spiritually; but you are an intel- ligent person. That is just the way GOD is. GOD is just as much GOD in Person and in Body as you are intelligent as ,.a person. Aren’t you glad? I shall not allow you to have any‘ in- telligence as a person unless you reckon GOD to be present as a Person as well as you as a person being intelligent. “All of these are in- telligent people!” Why are they intelligent peo- ple? It is because they have inculcated and re- incarnated intelligence until they themselves are intelligent by the reincarnation of intelligence which they are reﬂecting, advocating and demon- strating. GOD shall do everything you do. If GOD can- not do and be what you can be in these expres- sions, you shall not be them longer. “You know that is a peaceful man!” How can that man be “peaceful”? HE is peaceful because he has in- culcated peace; he emphasizes peace; he dem- onstrates peace. He has personiﬁed peace; therefore, he is peaceful. from it. GOD Can Be What You Can If you are happy, how can, you be happy? Happiness is invisible, just as invisible as you have surmised GOD to be, saving as happiness has something to express in. When happiness is inculcated and reincarnated and dernonstrated in a person, then that person is a happy person . as with happiness, as with Peace, as with Joy, as with Love. Some folks are lovely, are they not? Some people are industrious. Now of every -desirable expression that you may de- sire to be, consider if you can be them, GOD can be just what you can be in person. GOD can be GOD in Person if you can be a person in any of ‘ these divers desirable expressions. It is written of ME, “He came treading the winepress all alone.” It is Written of ME, “And of the people there Were none to help.” There vvas not a one to help. Aren’t you glad? This ' Magnetic Current ‘of GOD’S INFINITENESS will ﬁll and thrill your souls with joy and will cause you to understand the Truth’ and be -one With. your GOD. ' I need not say more at this particular in- stance; as our visiting friends apparently’ ceased to speak, I arose to say a few words, but you‘ led ME .out in deep. I will stress "once again for consideration, I do not wish to merely speak You cannot get away , ,Aogusi 13th, 1933 V DIVINE’S Followers. The NEW DAY , V as as philosopher, neither the philosophies of -men, according to their versions; but permit ME to speak, in deeds and in actions, as I ‘AM now speaking in My daily Activities. Permit ME to bring to the surface things that have been hid- den for ages; things that are being revealed to those who are true and faithful; things that will be inherited by those who will bring themselves into subjection. Permit ME to continue to un- fold undisturbingly. Let My Words -of actions disturb you not, for I do not mean any harm. I mean to tell all of the people about their . own respective God, and bring HIM to fruition ’ in their own language and in their own expres- sion and show them. most distinctly GOD can be Personified from their own angle of expression and according to their «own version, their own Re- ligion-. I AM a Speaker of your own language- in your own Religion, and I will prove to the world conclusively, GOD from that angle of ex- pression wherein you are functioning can and will answer every problem, and will adjust mat- ters satisfactorily and convince all humanity, GOD is there, the MASTER of your fate. ' GOD of all Gods, “worship HIM, all ye Gods,” said David. Aren’t you glad? Now you can see ' they all must worship the GOD of Whom you serve, the GOD you recognize; for at this NAME every knee must bow and every tongue must confess there is no other God, even though HE has been reﬂected inimany; but they must rec- ognize HIM wheresoever HE is presented and has been brought to fruition as a Standard for all if , humanity. I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR !” exclaimed the I‘ throng joyously again.) Would .anyone- else have a wordlto say? (At .4 this instance another individual spoke, an-d said: “FATHER DIVINE, I want to thank you for the "marvelous privilege which I have had in being one among you during the past forty-eight hours. One must live with a group before one canicom- prehend what it is all about. The gentleman from Philadelphia remarked that he had heard no profanity; he had not smelled any liquor on the breath of a single one; and why? Because FATHER DIVINE’S Followers wsorsliip HIM, not in the beauty of architecture, but in the - beauty of Holiness. He speaks to the happy faces, and that is what first attracted ME to FATHER their smiling faces, it is like a benediction. i That great American document,‘ the Constitu- tion, of the United States, guarantees to every I citizen, life and liberty, but it does not guaran- tee. to. them happiness. It only guarantees the . and be aboard in a few minutes. When I meet them with right to the pursuit of happiness, and FATHER DIVINE has gone beyond this; and it speaks of “Faith without works‘ is dead,” and no one here is entitled to call himself a Follower of FATHER DIVINE, who has not learned to lead his course by a Star. FATHER DIVINE has taught us the beauty of Liberty, and after all, you love the Teachirigs of FATHER DIVINE. No one can shake you in your belief, and why? Because you know Your REDEEMER liveth, because HE lives in you. Then make yourself worthy temples of the Liv- ing GOD. I thank YOU for this privilege of be- ing one with YOU. I thank YOU for your (?2ra.-‘ cious Welcome; and whensoever it is possible I. shall come and listen to the i‘nspir*ii1g Spirit oi‘ FATHER DIVINE; I shall come to renew‘ niy i faith in all of the things that are beautiful and Holy aﬁndof good, repute. I thank you.” Following this testimony, another individual, a gentleman, came forward expressing deep sin- cerity, rejoicing at the recognition of GOD. He said, “I can verify knowing the GOD that I used to serve that I had never seen; but this evening, I have the privilege of standing; whereas, I have always looked up for GOD, this evening, I have the privilege of looking across at the AL- MIGHTY FATHER. I am standing here to tell the world that HE has Power enough to be my God, and I recognize HIM as the Only GOD, and there is no doubt in my mind.” , (A few more testimonies were given, and then FATHER anose to make this ﬁnal ‘Talk, and we departed from the beautiful Colony for the Real, sail.) “PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the mass and enthusiastic assembly.) At this instance, I wish to say, the time seems to be quite well expired. We wish to tell all of those of you who came by boat, to come down You do not have to be careless; but make speed, yea, make haste; because I said we should leave at eight o’clock sharp. I We will omit serving the dessert, as the time has fully expired, .and I believe I have, or we have had our dessert by these noble speeches we have heard from our friends. We all en- joyed the Spiritual food and especially the‘ des- sert which we lastly received. ’ Now I would like to say just this much: why, in any of these Extensions up here, winter or summer, you will ﬁnd accommodation for «only two dollars per week for sleeping; and ﬁfteen V cents a meal for eating, the same as in the city. Just think ;.of getting such accommodation as this, VPEACE 34 I i The NEW DAY with boating, swimming, ﬁshing, baseball, golf and tennis and other amusements; yea, the «other . amusements that are necessary for your physi- _cal exercises are given you gratis, if you care to partake of them. I thank you. “ (All, of the Followers, _of course, desired to ride on the Boat with FATHER. Down at the Wharf, FATHER gave this instruction, and soon We started off. on our merry way, singing on the water in the PRESENCE of the LAMB.) you may do as I bid you to. ' Father concluded: All of those who came on the other boat, will you please go. on the other boat,’ and if any of you would like to, o‘r‘w_sis;h* to get to New York quickly, why, the other boat is more speedy. I AM not saying exactly where I will be, but you know I AM here and there, and everywhere; hence, if you desire toybe with ME, I thank you. . (And we thank YOU, LORD, sincerely for the memory of this never-to-be-forgotten trip. It is Wonderful !) DRESSES SPECIALLY PRICED For Clearance Sale Sizes 38 to 60. 107 WEST 1251:}: "ST. NEW YORK CITY BENJAMIN PLUMBING SUPPLY CO; Inc. PIPE VALVES —— FITTINGS 342 nnwox AVE. NEW YORK CITY BENJAMIN WARSHOW, Pres. 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I Prompt service on all mail orders ~—- Write for wdzaloguei ‘ A August, i18th,"ii.593Sis GIFTE4, suoes Tize.“NEW DAY * Y A 35 segue: isih, ieee THE MYSTERY A “I Will Reveal My Secrets to My Servants, the Prophets” “Be still and know that I am God” has been changed in this dispen-sation by one who declared by inspiration: “Be still and know tha-t He is God!” , “Righteousness and Judgment are the habitation of His Throne! , ’ “Clouds and darkness are round about Him, the earth saw and trembled!” If you will be still, you will know that He is God! If the children of men will still themselves of their mortal versions; if they will take their eyes out of the skies, and turn within themselves, and contact their own indwelling Christ, which is the Spirit of Truth, and lis- ten to the still, small vo-ice within, and with a sincere heart ask the question: “Who is Father Divine?” They will know that He is‘ ‘God! Why is it that men cannot solve the dire problems -that are -besetting the world today?! So-called great men; so-called good men; men who are really seeking social reform; men who are not greedy and selﬁsh, but who really, mean Well; for the past ten years they have been conferring and striving to solve the economic and social problems, and~all their plans and strivings are in vain; and each year in these United States, Congress adjourns, weary of wrangling, and each year sees mil- 1 lions of able-bodied men and women, eager and willing to be independent and -self-respecting citizens, beggars on the dole; and a peace-loving world steeped in the fear of war; with wars and rumors of wars coming to us i across the seas, while we, in fear and trembling, are building battleships and armaments for self-defense. Why is it? i All for lack of understanding! - They are confounded-—these wise men who “are the leaders of the people today; for this is the day of ful- fillment. “The dumb things of the earth shall conifound the wise,” the inspired word of God says in the Bible, “it shall be hidden from the wise andthe prudent, and shall be revealed, unto babes.” ' At Rockland Palace in the recent demonstration «in New York, Father Divine revealed the mystery when He said: “The least of these is greater than John the Baptist.” He was speaking of the children of the King- dam. _ . »Even mortality has declared God is omniscient. How then, can you have understanding if you reject the Omni- scient One? How can you have wisdom when you reject iwisdom? I ‘ If a ‘thirsty man is offeredia glass of water and he refuses it, can he be ﬁlled? Even if the man is blind and he cannot -see the glass of water that is offered him, it cannot help him. The fact remains, he did not drink and he is not satisﬁed. ' i .‘‘To' as ‘many as received Him, to them gave He power to become the Sons of God." The Sons of God are not beggar.S; the Sons of God are not sick; the Sons of ‘God’ do not lack understandiiig. Why"? Because “be- neat=h‘f are the Everlasting Arms!” That is the mystery., ‘as 1: have loved ;Y01.l3,' i-ignorance. If you ignore‘ God, how can you have ‘under- Ullzdersbaxrding is God! Men living in the mortal versions, cannot by nature have trueunderstanding, (because mortality and under- standing are opposed to one another. One is of the ﬂesh, the other is of the Spirit; and “the ﬂesh warreth against the Spirit -and the Spirit warreth against the ﬂesh.” It is wonderful! \ Mortality, derived from the Word “mort,” means death; understanding (to know God aright) as the word says, is life eternal. It can be proven by its derivation to be so. To under-stand to have understan=ding——is to have the sub- stance: sub—under and stance—standing. The great Universal Mind Substance is the Fundament‘a1———God (the mental fund). Faith, it was said by the apostle, is‘, the substance of ‘things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. That is why Father Divine, in the Sonship Degree, said, “Your faith has made you whole;" and today, in the Fathership Degree, He still says, “Have faith,” or,"‘Keep the Faith.” When we have understanding, we don't need Faith; for we have the substance. It is Wonderful! That is why we havehseen so-called wise men,—— min- isters and lawyers and politicians-—stan~ding before the Holy Tabernacle of the Lamb, and if, in His presence, they. do not, for the time being at least, relax their con- scious mental-ities from their mortal versions, they‘will appear utterly confounded and in confusion. That is why men living in their mortal versions can- not understand the word of Truth when they hear it. “The Lam-blikeness of God is an expression that comes from the heart of your Saviour, for your redemption.” “Not the majesty, but the meekness of God is an ex- pression that comes from the heart of your Saviour for your redemption.” These are the words of Father Di- vine, taken from a message He gave in the Promised Land recently. ' In meekness Christ came today, just as He came-- 1900 ‘ years ago. They-would not accept Him, then because of that meekness; and because again He comes ‘veiled in meekness, they question H-is Majesty and Dominion even in the Fathership Degree-—-coming with all .dom and all Power! “He is only a Carpenter! Meek and lowly! Learning He has none! How can.He be the Christ? How can He be God?” Yet Jesuswas -Christ and Christ was God. So they cruciﬁ_ed Him; and ever since then they have been vying one with another——who can build in -His Honor the -grandest Church? It is Wonderful! He said, “I go, but I will return,” and “My Father and I will come and make our abode with you;” "and ' he ascended. Safe in the bosom of the Father He rested. He had given them the law. He had laid down His life for them; and He had arisen. Othnristfs Teachings Were Ignored And the period after that was known as the Dark Ages. Forlt-hey.~ had put Him far from them——up in some imaginary -heaven—-although He had plainly told them, “Lo, I am with you always;” “God is not a God afar off, -but God is a'God at hand.” “The Kingdom of Heaven is within you;” and “Leve ye one another, even They ignored His Teachings tllru I 3:; I l ' The NEWDAY standing? Can y-ouhhave ignorance and have under- standing at one and the same time? Can black be white? Can night he day? No more can mortality be spirituality. No more can mortality have true understanding. “In the ibeginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was, God.” Here is where they stop. "Why stop at the word? _What proﬁt is the word? If a man owes you $100.00 he may say: “My word is my bond.” That may be true, but what can you do w-itll his word? If he gave you a U. S. government bond for $100.00 you could go out and buy a suit of clothes with it, and other essentials; but with the word, matters not how good, you can do nothing, The word‘ is. good for nothing until" it is made good. The word may be good, but it is ‘void until it is made good. In the beginning word. In the lbegin.ni.ng the earth was "void. "'If‘he word was (led, and the word was made ﬂesh. Only vvllell the sword was made flesh was the Word made good. That is the mystery. ll/lilliolls of good Christians «today are in hospitals all over the country, all over the ‘world, suffering [from dreadful diseases; praying for help; calling on the word—— God, to heal them. Wily are their prayers not answered? VVhy do they continue to suffer and to die? They have stopped at the word! They ignore the word made ﬂesh ——the Body of God—-and because of that ignoring, or was the lignoranee, God cannot, will not, reach them. The apostle said: -‘‘For this cause many are sickly among you and some sleep, not discerning the Body of Christ.” If they would call on the word made ﬂesh—on the Body of God, ‘ -they would be healed immediately, just as ‘millions all over the world have been healed immediately -by calling on the word made ﬂesh-—~—the Body of God, Father Divine! The personiﬁed, tangibilated Word is on earth today in the Body of Father Divine, for thesalvation of the bodies of the children of men. “I have not come to save your"sou‘ls; l‘ have come to save your bodies,” Father Divine tells the multitudes. qjuered death.” How strange it is when you consider the utter lack of faith of the children of men! “O, Ye of little faith.” For the past 2000 years almos-t, they have been praying to God to‘ come down on earth and estal‘/3- _v lish His Kingdom, and ‘bring peace_and good will to all men; and they had been told -by Jesus: “The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life”——and they cannot believe that he has actually heard their prayers and has come to fulﬁll them! Did they believe that God would never hear them? Did they believe their prayers were all in vain? A The! coming of the Messiah had become such ‘a hopeless dream to the world that among some of the religious it was referred to as a sort of joke. “When the Messiah I comes you will get your money,” they would say if an old delfot seemed a hopeless loss; “You will get that back when the Messiah comes,” they would say, referring to something they never expected to see again. . Millions of dollars of old bills, as far ,-back as 40 and 50 years, are being paid by the followers of Father Divine. Stolen "goods, borrowed goods that no one ever again hoped to see,’ are being returned ‘by the followers of Father Divine. Money received ‘from the welfare; old rent bills; money to railroads for stolen train rides; stolen goods; borrowed goods; they are’ all the-ing adjust- “The last" enemy to be con- "I . ed today to the amazement of the recipie-nts, since‘ ‘ Messiah has actually come! “Prepare me a Body!” Almost 2000’ years had passed and once again the H 0 cries of the oppressed had gone up to the seventh heaven and had reached the Throne of Grace! , God has always condescended to -come down in a-body of ﬂesh and function among the children ofmen when they came to their extremity. When Pharoah olflold oppressed the children of Israel, their cries reached the great compassionate heart of their Maker and ‘he pre- pared Moses as the body for their deliverance. I Today, in this high light of civilization, with scienc and invention, with the knowledge of electricity, coming from the. very fount of omniscience, as a blessing from God to the children of men; with abundance ofthe ful]« ness of all good things for the children of men coming from the very fountain—head of God’s Love, what do we,'ﬁnd?, Food -destroyed while millions go‘ hungry.’ Farmers prohibited by law from cultivating their land and raising crops; in direct violation to \- the command of God, “Increase and replenish the earth.” Live stock and cattle killed to prevent them !fI‘0l'I1 mult.iplying, while science -and invention concentrate on more and more effective instruments for the destruction of human! I life—¥“the great animal, Man——in the image and likeness of God”-with young men and boys drafted into battle? as gun-fodder, to uphold the self—appointed ‘dictators of the people, in their arrogance and fury of unright- eousness! The rich so rich they are drunkkwith power and self-indulgence; the poor so poor they steal and beg for -bread! I, ‘ “Prepare me a Body!” ‘ — It was the time! It is the time! Man's extremity had become God’s opportunity. They had killed His prophets‘; they had cruciﬁed the ‘Son. The Lord of the vineyard Himself had to come, and drive out the wicked husband'- men who had spoiled and despoiled the vineyard, and had robbed “the widow and the orphan and the hireling. A‘ ‘I in his wages.” , The body was prepared! Through 32 lynch mobs he came, the habitation of His Throne. trembled.” “PEACE on Earth” Is Possible If men today would accept His Righteous Government Platlform just as it stands, over night the woes’ of the world would cease and the Millenium would‘fb,~e/esta«b— lished. Swords would be beaten intoplowshares, in Iful- ﬁllment of the Scriptures and the Li-on and the Lamb would lie down together. “Peace on Earth and Good Will to Men» would not be merely a beautiful melody to be sung on Christmas morning once a year, but it would be ,a benediction every day over the weary heads" / of the children of men. If men do not accept Fat-her Divine and ‘His Righteous y’ ' Government Platform “today; it will {be established any- way, for the."Scriptures must be ifulﬁlled although i it may -take a little longer and the suffering of the people must. continue for a. Whi1e———a few more risings Augtist, lsih, 1933. ;7 3 “treading the winepress all alone, and of the\ 'A people there was none to help!” God’ needs‘ no help. He reigns supreme, “Righteousness and Judgment are The earth saw and ‘ alone; He competes with no man. 4 if He is in bl-iss in Heaven, I, August meal, was The NEW DAY ‘ ‘.‘4 A it 3:; settings of the sun; it will not be for long; for the time S is‘ at hand. Father Divine is recognized today by millions, not “ only in America, but all over the world, as the Body of wi-th men."He stands - God- “The Tabernacle of God is Intellectually, socially, religiously, ﬁnancially, he has no‘ competitors. Why? Because “as high as the heavens are above the earth, so high are My thoughts above your thoughts and My Ways above your Ways,” said He. Read it in the Scrip- tures. , Millions more believe Father Divine to be What His followers claim Him to be——the Saviour——the Messiah; yet they do not follow Him because they rfear the life He advocates is too severe. , It is true, He has said this day, just as He said 1900 years ago, “Unless you forsake all, you cannot be My disciples,” at the same time, He ex-tends His blessings and His hand to all vvho will harmonize with Him, re- gardless to what plane they are functioning on. Those ‘ living on the domestic plane, in the ‘world of politics or ‘bfusiness, or wherever you are, if you“ are not ready to become a disciple, His healingpower will reach-you wherever you are if you will but call on Him in faith, believing. Millions have been healed and blessed all over the world vvhohave never seen the Personal Body _p of Father Divine. . Those in the religious world declare the Messiah was . to come “in great glory and with clouds of witnesses.” In the recent demonstrations in” New York, at the ‘Rockland Palace and in the Promised Land, they would have seen the glory and the clouds of witnesses, and they would have seen the fulﬁllment of the prophecy: “The Lord will come with a shout and with 10,000 of. His angiels.” They would have heard the shout and they could have seen the ten thousand living Witnesses to what God has done for them. l , I ‘To recognize the Body is the great essential If, Jesus, in the conception -of theichristian World, is the Body of Christ, which He was and still is, and ‘ “hid in the bosom of the Father,” then He is so far removed from materialism and the material plane, that He cannot be reached. He would have to “come down” before they could reach Him. That is Why, at different times, at crucial periods in the world’s history, God would condescend »to,co;rne in a body to reach the children of men, and ‘thatiis why He came!‘ Veiled in meekness, His sheep" hear His voice. He says: I “I will call them from the East; I will call them from the West; I will call them from the North; I will call the-m fromwthe South; for the ﬁelds are White, the harvest is ripe, but the laborers are few.” And so they ~come~——of every nation, language, tongue ‘and people, they are gathered together as one nian at Jerus—— ale-m. His sheep not only hear His voice, but they see, thru. I the ‘veil of meekness, His Majesty and His ‘Glory. They ;kn~ovv He is the Lamb of God that taketh away the sins of the world; and the Lam-b of God is God: Himself, _.and God, the F‘ather and God the Son and God the 0 Holy Ghost are one——aTnd the three are one the Holy , Tabernacle-lof God, Father Divine! 129 WEST 33rd sr. «--- ‘..._-4~.._.v_«__—:;«_—.-_——— He stands before the vvorld today, a moving‘ and *vvon=~ derful‘ ﬁgure, and the vvorld is stirred -because oi.‘ Hire. With arms outstretched, with his great c0mpa,ssionai;.e heart, he daily stands before the multitudes, pleading with -‘them: “I beseech you, -come “unto me, all yo labor and are heavy laden, Take my yoke upon you I and learn of me»; Ifor I am meek and lovvly in heart, and you shall ﬁnd rest for your souls.” To the leaders oil’ the people he pleads, “Accept My Righteous Governmen‘l: Platform and I will take the -Country out of the depres~ sion, and Peace on Earth and Goodwill to all Men will be a living reality among you.” Father Divine alone can solve the world’s problems today. Men have tried and they have failed; ifm- it takes nothing less than the wisdom. of God, combined with -the Love of God, to lift the World out of the chaos into which it has fallen, Father Divine alone has that combination. I By the works He has done and the wo;r:lt llo do.i;ng for millions throughout the vvorld, He has demonstrated that Wisdom, and proved that Love, and He has tiﬁed the claim of His followers that He is God! ‘ll?’ you will be still, you, too will .kn.oW that He is \(lrO»D:! ll. is Wonderful! ‘ I thank You, Fatherl E 'NeWh':a.lnol To Work rightly, to Work effectually, you :must work ‘from GOD, consciously, faithfully. His Christ must be your leader; His Spirit your Law; His Will. your motive. Not as of yourself alone, but out of Him, must your power come. MEALS 10 & 15 cents 28 LA SALLE ST._, New ‘York; City rm MO. 2a2115; 2~613e lesson 1 ..._.! MEN! IT IS)!‘ _ LONDON iiiﬁtllf SHQES At Cut Prices $2.75 sroan s : 113 W. 125th”s:r., Near Orient Tllﬁattrﬁ " PEACE BER—SHAN’S SHOE OUTLET W SAVE .MONEY Buy famous trade marl: shoes. Sizes 2 to 11. Widths AAA to EEE A-ll One,Pr1ice $3.00., —» Value to $12.50, Opp. Gimliefs, N’, IT, City PEACE -—— TO ALL THE ‘WORLD SEA FOODS Fresh Supply — Received Dally Orders Promptly Delivered. Light Express; 10 East 115th St; New Yer}: cam Bet, 5th Madison. ‘ 106 to 118 New Lots Ave. 33 A The NEW DAY Phone: MO 2-7844 LA RITZY DRESS SHOP COATS —- SUITS and DRESSMAKING Also Junior Coats, Hosiery and Millinery. 118 W. 116th ST. N. Y- C. Bet. Lenox & 7th Aves. ~A. BAUM, Prop. 5 PEACE August ;18th, 1938 Guaranteed Repairing PEACE EMPIRE JEWELRY SHOP WATCHES and JEWELRY .10 Percent Discount on All Purchases Highest Prices Paid For Old Gold Between 125th and 126th Sts. ’ 30’.‘( LENOX AVENUE NEW YORK CITY PEACE PEACE Thank You, FATHER “PEACE DRESS SHOP” DRESSES MADE TO ORDER We also specialize in stylish stouts 1 VVEST 120th STREET 2nd Floor Front. Overlolokiingu Park. Have You a Photograph by HARRINGTON? The Home of Modern Photography Harrington Studio 1251311 St. New York City One flight up. ‘Open daily, ﬁmcluding Sunday, 10 am. to 10 pm. 243-251 W. 1””5RIrA- szs 3“ I Thank You. FATHER A. BONHOME. GROCERIES - DAIRY - VEGETABLES - MEATS Special Prices to Father’s Followers 462 MANHATTAN AVE. NEW YORK CITY PEACE P E if.’ E& M. CLEANERSS & DYERS . Incorporated / A Modern Cleansing and Dyeing Institution Brooklyn, N. Y. SAMUEL ADER 130 WEST 1251:}: STREET ‘ Maws Uniforms, Hosiery, Lingerie, Corsets, Sportswear, Umbrellas, Leather Goods 10 per cent Reduction to Readers of This Paper. Special Beach Wear Phones: MElrose 5-4121; 4122; R4123 PEACE ~ Westchester Hotel Supply Co., lnc. Quality Meats and Poultry 524: WESTCHESTER AVE. BRONX, N. Y. PEACE Thank You, FATHER J. V E G A GROCERIES, VEGETABLES and‘ MEAT MARKET 279 WE-ST 1131311 STREET NEW YORK CITY PEACE . 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GOLDBERGER ‘WHOLESALE GROCER —— SUGAR, BEANS, RICE ’ A Supplied to All Peace Missions 1617 PARK AVENUE Cor. 115th St. P E A C E You. will do well by buying your Shoes at FARBER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE % Shoes for the Entire Family Right on the corner_ of 1 13th St. -'— 5th Ave. Telephone: Tlllinghast 5,-2960. '- if i. ‘*2 an account owed you thirty years ago. Vpreciate your commendation and -the high esteem of d August ‘ism, 1938 In ‘V The NEW DAY, 39 "Righteousness! -- Marches Qn!" In these pages will be found Letters from the World of Business, Profession and Labor to FATHER DIVINE in Acknowledgment and Appreciation of H15 Peace Mission Movement, « Also Some of H13 Wonderful Letters in Reply. Offers Land Free for 21 “Heaven” T. J. FAWCETT‘, M.D. 911 5th Street Lynchiburg, Virginia - ’ August 8th, 1938. Father Divine, 20 West 115th St. New York City, N. Y. , Dear Father Divine: Some months ago one of YOUR members [by the name of James, 528 S. 16th St, ‘Phila., was in to see me. He said that he was here to pay up any and all obligations -that he owed anyone before leaving here about thirty years ago. ,_ I found his account under the name of Conway Free- man. He owed me a «balance of $7.00, which he cheer- fully paid with all apologies. Now, Father, any‘ kind of religion that causes human beings to be honest is good enough for me. So I am making this offer, re- gardless of any other dislikes I may have. If you will come or send one of YOUR trusted men here to estab- lish a church or heaven, I will deed YOU a piece of land 82 x 132 ft. to put ‘up a lbuilding. I Kindly write me if YOU think it worth while. Yours very truly, T. J. Fawcett. ‘ FATHER Answers PEACE: I August 13, 1938 A.D.F.D. Dr. T. J; Fawcett 9-11 5th Street . Lynchburg, Va. /3' dear Dr. Fawcet-‘t:— I AM writing to advise receipt of your letter of the 8th,...acknowledging {payment of ‘$7.00 from one of MY followers in Philadelphia, who has paid the balance of I sincerely ap- this Work and Mission that you have so freely acknowl- edged. . ‘ As the transmission of the Spirit of MY Mind and the Mind of MY Spirit in-culcates within the children of men the qualities of Righteousness, Justice and’Truth, they. are- ~destroying the corruptive seeds of unright’eous- ness, sin, ‘vice and crime. By this very Light and S Teaching MY followers are exhibiting and producing the -spirit of honesty in each and all of their activities ~i ’ oiiiie, ‘thereby proving the ‘reality of the Life and Teach- .“ ~ self-supporting and’ progressive. ing of Christ, for the Spirit of the Word of Righteous- ness is made practical, scientiﬁc and proﬁtable in the actual experiences and affairs of men. Now in reference to your offer of deeding to ME a piece of land that we might build a church on it, 1”: wish to first extend MY appreciation, to you as you have declared the Work of God despite the versions and opinions you might hold otherwise. However, Iwish to say I AM. fundamentally, thru a mental and Spiritual conversion, establishing the King- - dom of Heaven within the hearts and minds and lives of men, of which it has long since been declared: “The Kingdom of God cometih not with olbserva.t~ion; Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, L0 there! for behold, the .-Kingdom of God is within you.” Therefore, wheresoever MY followers may be, if they live according to this ‘Evangelical Teaching, they will prove the reality of the Kingdom of Heaven on earth in their midst. As a Person I AM not seeking to claim anything for ‘Myself, for it is universally known that I do no-t accept of compensations, remunerations, donations or love-of- fering-s for MY Spiritual Work and Service among men, for I have C-ome a Free Gift to the world, gratis to man- kind. We are not seeking anything for nothing, for accord- ing to -this Teaching I instruct men to be independent, I even demand that MY followers pay all past and present debts, to pay as they go and to owe no man. Therefore, altho I appre- ciate your offer, if any of the [followers wish to build or take over any property, they will gladly pay for the same. _ ‘ With sincere wishes to you, I would that you might be even as I AM, -for this leaves ME Well, Healthy, Joy- , ful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind. and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and -bone and even in every atom, ﬁibre and cell of. MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE; MJD.r (Better known‘ as FATHER DIVINE) Relief Money Paid Back Dept. UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF, ~ Women’s Department. CITY OF WINNIPEG Canada 114 Ca-domin Building Rev. M. J. Divine, ‘ August 5, 1938. 36-38 W. 123rd Street, New‘ York City. U. S. A. / 40 ’l<,<:v.r:r=e_m.i Sir: , ll/iolet Coutts (Miss L... Light) has requested that we send to YOU an acknowledgment of the fact that ahas repaid to us the full amount of relief extended to her, namely $71.49, the last payment of $60.49 being received. on July 28th, 1938. We appreciate very much the spirit that prompted Mrs. Coutts to make this I refund and feel sure that the satisfaction that _comes from doing the right "thing will be ’hers. , ”We are sending the official receipt of this department direct to Mrs. Coutts, and with it go the good wishes of the entire staff in the hope that -she may glory in her new-found joy. Yours very truly, AMOS WELCH, Supervisor, UN EMPLOYMENT RELIEF, ‘Women's Department. AS‘\N,i‘JS . .'5*‘ATil*lER’S Acknowledgment PEACE August 15, 1938 A.D.F.D. Amos We-lch, Supervisor Wornerrs Dept. of Unemployment Relief Ll.l4 Cadomin Building lvl/-innipeg, Canada My o:e,..a_..r~ gm. W'elch;«— a i have received your letter of the 5th, giving evidence of the .su_.m of $71,491 having been refunded by one of llﬂjlf i‘ol.l~owers for relief she received from the City of Winnipeg. I highly appreciate your acknowledgment of the same. ‘ ‘With ‘Peace and Justice dominating the lives of men, l AM leading them to future planes of prosperity and xtreedoni. It for this cause that I AM introducing, as it were, the Spirit of a Righteous Government within the consciousness of men, liberating them from customs and methods of defiled government, iinculcating instead the ‘l4“.undarnenta.l properties of the Law of Righteousness, Justice 'l“:ruth. I’ AM leading men up ‘from the valleys of dishonesty, unrighteousness, ignorance and selﬁshness to heights of Truth, ‘Wisdom, Righteousness and Peace, for civiliza- tion can no longer wallow in the mire of present condi- tions and expect to find the Light of its Salvation. The Truth has never grown out of error, out of wars or the undemocratic principles and systems of affairs by which men have struggled in vain attempts to ‘bring about world Peace and happiness. , This great Mission of Peace that I AM perpetuating among men is developing a new Spirit within them. It ibroadening their views, enlisting their honest hopes. a.m‘bitions arid desires and creating" a vivid ‘understand- ing of life and the call and need of a Righteous Gov- ernment. . Thru the Spirit of MY Mind and the Mind of MY Spirit, 1 AM spiritually invading‘ the consciousness of men, attacking the fundamental problems of every na- I tion from the inside, for there is no other way where- by men can be saved, excepting thru a mental and a Spiritual new »‘birth... In lthis I AM advancing civ- The'NEW DAY ilization from every angle expressible, for IAM estab- lishing a Righteous Government universally; With best wishes to you and -those who may be con- cerned that you and all might be even as I AM,-this leaves ME Ever Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous, and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, ﬁbre and A. J cell of MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD.r ,(Better known as FATHER DIVINE) ~More Relief Money Returned DEPARTMENT‘ OF PUBLIC WELFARE Thomas J”. -S. Waxter, Director 327 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, Md. - August 11‘, 1938 Father’ Divine,- 36 and 38 'West 123rd Street, New York, N. Y. ‘ ‘ Dear Father Divine: Mrs. Hattie Read, or as she sometimes calls herself, Mrs. Hattie Dixon, formerly of Baltimore, visited my oil’- fice yesterday and advised me that on YOUR instruc- tions, -she wished to pay back to the Department of Welfare the money -she had received while on relief in this city. She actually paid to us $148.80, for which I g I gave her a receipt. She asked me to write YOU‘ to say that her obligation to this city has been met. Sincerely, TJSW:MM Department of Public Welfare Reply by FATHER PEACE . . August 15,1 1938 A.D.F.D. Mr. T. J. S. Waxteii, Dir_e(:tor 1 Dept. of ‘Public Welfare 327 St. Paul Place ‘Baltimore, Md. dear Mr. W'axter:-—-- - In response to yours of the 11th acknowledging pay- ment of $148.80 from one of MY followers, for relief re- ceived from the City of Baltimore, I wish to advise I greatly appreciate the same. In setting forth the document of MY Righteous Gov-. ernment Platform, I AM priming the pump of social, economic, industrial and political affairs, for I AM Claus-« ing men to awake to Righteousness; causing, them to even personify the characteristics of a Righteous, a‘ just and an honest judgment. , As in the above» experience of one of MY’ followers, there are millions whom I have taken off the Welfares, . , and many have made voluntary refunds for service ren- dered them when they would never have considered samet had they not imbibed the Spirit and Mind of a Right-, eou-s Government. "‘ « Rrhteousnesss is the lneltill ~ lot -that will dissolve August 18th, 19387, T. J. s. Waxter, Director ‘ I ~\’ RECEIPT EN'CLiO,SED.f August 18th, 1938 The NEW DAY 41 every existing evil. It is the Scale of Justice that will ‘I RECEIPT weigh. every problem accurately. It is the M;aste‘i' Key NASSAU, N’. P. (Bahamas) that Will unlock every ‘barred and shutdoor and open unto mankind the wealth ofland and country. It is the satisfying portion for all men, for it will adjust all mat- ters satisfactorilyland bring about. the desirable condi- I tions that men seek. It is_ «for this cause that I AM establishing and sub- stantiating men upon this Principle and Fundamental of Righteousness, Justice and Truth. With Righteousness the standard-bearer ofpLife, Libertyand Happiness, “it is causing, men to think differently. It is causing them to act differently. It is causing them to place the Prin- ciple of a Righteous Judgment before them in all things and in whatsoever they may’ consider undertaking to do, that the positive results they are seeking might be suc- cessful. ‘ - I shall continue to prime the pump ‘by causing Right- eousness to be the prime factor of expression within the hearts of men, and not only so, but the prime factor for Success and ‘Prosperity in all business, profession, labor and trade. I shall. stir nations with this great program of Peace and Righteousness until I shall have accom- plished MY Endeavors [amvong all men, which is, of course, to unite all nations under the Flag of Right- eousness. Sincerely wishing you well, and that both you and those -who may be concerned might be ev-en as I AM, this leaves ME Ever Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, ﬁbre and cell of MY Bodily Form. - Respectfully and Sincere, I AM ‘ REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD.r (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) Refunding of $152 Deeply Appreciated THE SALVATION ARMY Territorial Headquar-t-ers 120-130 W. 14th Street New York, N. Y. _ , August 3rd, 1938. Mrs. Lucille Rux, (Thiades Star.) 32 West 123rd Street, New York, N. Y. Dear Madam: ‘ - » V Permit me to acknowledge receipt of $152.05, cover- ing the value of assistance rendered to you by our or- ganization in the years 1931-33. We certainly appreciate your refunding this money, as ‘When rendering assistance it was not in our minds that this would -be‘ done. However, now -that you have ‘taken this action I want to say how deeply we appre- ciate your thought, and wi:1;h for you great happiness in the future. ’ ” ‘ Very sincerely yours, William F. Palmer Secretary FAMILY WELFARE ATND PRISON DEPTS. No. 12 July 27th, 1938 RECEIVED FROM Miss Estelle Adderley (Nurse) the sum of $15.00 ' Three Pounds—— a loan made to her in 1914. . £3:0:0= J. S. Johnson R. R. Fare Paid After 35 Years THE MILWAUKEE ROAD Henry A. Scandrett, Walter J. Cummings, George I. I-Iaight, Trustees Passenger Traffic Department 516 W. Jackson Boulevard - Chicago, May 23, 1938 I File WJ-10 F. N. Hicks, Passenger Traffic*Manager , W. J. -Cannon, Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager H. Sengstacken, General Passenger Agent Jos. Caldwell,‘ First Assistant General Passenger Agent Patienc-e Sublime Rt. 1, Box 411 114 Homewood Ave. Buena Park, Cal. Dear Madam: Referring to your letter of May 20th, inclosing 50c conscience money, for transportation obtained. I have purchased two tickets from Mitchell t-o Mt. Vernon, S. D., -and canceled them and forwarded them -to the Ticket Auditor so that the transaction is now completed as if «tickets had been originally purchased. We appreciate very much your consideration in for- warding this remittance. ' Yours truly, W. J. Cannon WJC-s. A. P. T. M. (Transportation ‘taken. advantage of some thirty-five years ago. Brought -t-o mind again, after being forgot- ten very shortly asfter» it -occurred, in April, 1938. - Pa-tience Sulblime. . STERN-BUILT SHOES- 59 East 125th. Street, Bet. Park‘ & Madison Avenues’ New York City Telephone Harlem 7-4030; 6097 - July 25, 19-38 The New Day Father Divine- Peace ‘Mission, New York City. I Dear Sir:—— _ Replying to your comm'unica.tion of July 18th, re- garding Parade to be held Sunday July 31st-, }'beg to state that I -shall be very glad to -cooperate in this Good- Will Message. 7 As I employ your followers in both my “ Ibusiness and home, you. may Well know that I am hearti- ly in accord with Father’s Iteachings. It is gratifying to see -the concrete results from Fath—er’s efforts‘ and blessings. . _ , " ’ *‘*‘ I Will you A kindly notify me as to the rt~im_e and place August I8th,s193'$ it 42 I The NEW DAY that I may take part in the Parade and I shall /have the proper advertisements ready for participation. Also please be advised that I help to support your paper, The New Day, and have had some good results. Wishing you success in your undertakings, and hop- ing‘ you will continue this good w-ork, I remain, A Very truly yours, STERN’S CUSTOM SHOE PLACE, Inc. ' per Katherine Stern Thank You, Father. P.S.-—You aim to make Peace with body and soul; I aim to make Peace with body & sole. K. S. N ON-ESECTARIAN ANTI-NAZI LEAGUE TO CHAMPION HUMAN RIGHTS, Inc. 20 West 47th Street, New York MEda11ion 3-2720 A ' July 21, 1938. The New Day, I 156 West 126th St., New York, N. Y. L ~Gen~tlemen: . ~ Thank you for your kind invitation. .We regret very much that we will be unable t-o have a group take part in your annual street demonstration. We wish to state however, that we a:re wholly in accord with the pur- poses of your demonstration as stated in your letter of July 18th. By ﬁghting Nazism we hope to restore Righteousness, Truth and Justice to the world. .The racial and anti- religion tenets of ‘Nazism have «dragged -civilization back "thousands of years.‘ By boycotting German goods and services, we combat‘ Nazism in the most effective and peaceful way. We trust that your demonstration will {be successful and join with you in hoping that Righteousness, Truth and Justice, the real -bases for democracy, will govern the world. Very truly yours, . NON~SECTARIAN ANTI-NAZI LEAGUE . By: B. J. K. s'ro1> HERE PEACE SHOP HERE AND BE THRIFTY I GOLDHUT BARGAIN HOUSE LADIES’, MEN'S and CHILDREN'S WEAR Furnishings and Wearing Apparel ~ “Low_].’rices Keep Us Busy” 24 W. 125th St. New York City Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. ' PEACE § Thank You, FATHER raosrrmr BARBERSHOP our 1.00--SHAVE 5c SHOE REPAIRING suor FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION _ _ _ 36 West 1231-d Street -2- Phone: HArlem 7,-8124. ' Gall at this number to obtain lost and found articles. ~ $1.00 found, Fulton and «Spencer Place, B’klyn, iAug°. $5.00 found, 158 W. 126th St., July 31st. A $1.00 !fOl.1I1CI, Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J., July $1.00 found, 26 W. 115th St., August 7th. $1.00 found, Locust Hill Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y., Au- From the Boat Ride, August 8-9, 1933 A.D.F.D.. . .. Pocket book with $1.41. A Black handkerchief ‘with 5 cents. Pins, keys, writing pen, black change purse with 75 $2.19 in change. Dress pattern-—size 20. White coat, skirt, hats, children's sweaters, ‘brief case, house shoes (1adies’), “New Days.” 55 cents in change found in and around this building. M _ Pins, shoes, umbrellas, keys, cfan, tooth brush, school books, “New Days.” " . - ‘ LOST AND EOUND ‘ I. . 153 west. 126th Street GEORGE VICTOR WILLIAMS WHOLESALE PRODUCE C]-0 I. Milstein -- 297 East 141st Street, Bronx, N. Y. Thank You, FAT-HER Bronx Produce House PEACE A Tel. “Tﬂlinghast 5-.9639 « I. ON D 0 N ’ S , 5th‘”AvE. MARKET it 2180-5th Ave. Cor. 133rd St. New ‘Ifork City MEATS and GROCERIES ’ .- Hotels and Restaurants Supplied Tel.: LEhigh 4-2912 \~ I PEACE I , You ALWAYS Get the BEST When You, Demand 0 BEVIAGESI The Fastest Selling Large Size Bottle Retailing at 10 cents On Sale in Over 10,000 Stores. May We Solicit Your Account.‘ . A Post ‘Card or shone Call Will‘ I it .,.. Bring a ‘Representative 311~319 E. 117th sir. Anew YonKg,,CI‘:IfY pp? A V I_8th, 1 A Avenue. I "RIGHTEOUS, GOVERNMENT News , DISTINGUISHED FORUM Executive of: Fellowship of Faiths Speaks -Prominent guests and a talk iby Father featured the Forum meeting at 204 W. 63rd Street on Wednesday evening of last week. The main guest of the evening was Mr. Kedarnath Das Gupta, General Executive of the World Fellowship of Faiths, with headquarters in the New Yorker Hotel, Thirty-Fourth Street at Eighth Mr. Das Gupta, who wears a white cap in- stead of a turban,l, is «the personal representative of Mahatma M. K. Gandhi for America. Accompanying Mr. Das Gupta was Baron Von Blomberg, who spoke and introduced him. , _ Mr. Das Gupta approached Father with hands pressed together in reverential manner. In his -speech he said he had long looked forward to meeting Father Divine. He described briefly the purpose of the World Fellowship of Faiths, which is a world wide, international, inter- racial, non-political, spiritual movement; a continuing parliament of all faiths. I V Some of its objectives are: building bridges of under- standing across the chasms of prejudice; cultivating H appreciation between people of all creeds, classes, colors and convictions; uniting the inspiration of all faiths . for the solution of such world problems as war, per- secution, prejudice, poverty, whyper-nationalism, economic conditions, ignorance, intolerance, hatred, fear. »Methods employed Iby the Fellowship include: organiz- ing lectures, discussions, public meetings, fellowship of Worship, all lfaiths services, dinners and tea conferences; observance of festivals of one faith by adherents of others; spreading the celebration of “World Peace Day,” August 27th, the anniversary of the signing of _the Kel- logg-Briand Peace Pact which was intended to outlaw war; arranging the observance of “Goodwill Week,” beginning May 12th, culminating with “Goodwill Day,”b May 18th; opening centers of World Fellowship of Faiths with local councils in important cities, including a Junior World Fellowship of Youths, throughout the world; making travel arrangements for members and friends to visit other countries to promo-te good fellow- ship; cooperating with -other organizations for the realiza- tion of, Peace and Brotherhood among people of all faiths, races and countries. The ﬁrst international -congress of the Fellowship was held in "Chicago in 1933-34, presided over by His Highness, the Maharajah, Gaekwar of Baroda. The ﬁfth con- gressis -being organized to hold sessions in New York during the World’s Fair and the San Francisco Expo- sition jointly in 1939. The sixth congress will the held in. India.‘ ‘ BUSINESS TO EMPLOY ONE THIRD OF I V I RESIDENTS UPTOWN - The work of FATHER DIVINE goes marching on _ and lgis being acclaimed as the -greatest in history. HIS GUESTS AT 63rd STREET . ,.. .., rheiusw DAY. A T , y 43 spoken words have taken form and are being, openly expressed. This could be seen at the 126th. Street Right- eous‘ Government Forum, on Friday, August 12, when a great amount of information was given from many angles. Mr. -Clark and Miss Freedom acted in the chair. An unannounced visitor -came to congratulate FATHER on the grand trip up the Hudson and HIS purchase of the"‘Krun1 Elbow” mansion. He said: “FATHER DI- VINE’S ideals are the greatest in history. HE is giving mankind relief. from sin, which causes chaos. Out of one sblood GOD“ made all people; and FATHER is stand- ing for freedompfor all. I want to be o-f help to HIM.” Mr. Fox, a representative of the Loyal Americans, commented on the intelligent instructions given on regis- tering and voting. He said: “If other schools were star- ted on such a foundation as FATHER has started. you on, no votes would be lost at election. Our country is faced with the worst problem since the world war; yet we will not come together. FATHER has established an objective of PEACE and happiness which cannot be found anywhere else. FATHER is {that GOOD AND PERFECT -GIFT, which means PEACE on earth and good will to men.” . ‘ Mr. Thomas Maxey, international author and lecturer, spoke with much enthusiasm of the PEACE which FA- . THER has brought to -the world. He said that the world . should have had Peace years and years ago. “If all would take a stand for PEACE, the world would be a heaven.” he said, “FATHER does work that no other can do. Christ could not do the work FATHER is doing; the world is too bad.” Referring to the “Bill of Rights” which was read, Mr. Maxey said: “WE should all know our rights -so thatwe can’ demand them. we should. thank and love» FATHER. for unifying mankind and showing-them the way.” Miss Anna Patterson, a representative of the. Social Credit System,;said in part: “Men have tried to bring about abundance for ages but have failed. We believe that GOD intended us to have a plen-ty of food, shelter, and clothing. The money -system is a stumbling block to our progress. We want money free- from the monop- olies; so that all can enjoy the good things of life. Give us money in .our,pocke-ts, that we can buy what we want. banks.” . .Miss Fineness Fidelity, Righteous Government political chairwoman, told the audience that the State Consti- tutional Convention voted 95 to 40 to present to the voters in November, a. bill lfonb-idding discrimination and segregation against. any person because of race, color, creed, -or religion. She said: “After a ﬁght which lasted for many weeks over the irneasure, FATHER has taken the,bill from the Legislators, and is bringing it to the people. The -bill is according to the Righteous Govern- ment ‘Platform. We should praise and adore FATHER for it. FATHER said it must be and HE is bringing Let us have money in our pockets; not in the , it asbout.” Miss Grace Leemon, Righteous Government research chairwoman, read from the “Bill of Rights” and the Political and Educational Planks of the Righteous Gov- ernment Platform, »af<t-er which she told the audience that the Chamber of Commerce in the mid-town area has decided to employ one third of the residents, who 44 ' The NEW DAY have not had a chance to work in the business estab- lishments before. ‘She also "told of a school board ap- pointing an official, and receiving commendation from the wife of the President saying; “Such a stand is break- ing down segregation.” POLITICAL PARTY TO ADOPT RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT PLATFORM The meeting at the ‘Speakers’ Bureau on Sunday, August 14, was one of the most interesting and informa- tive in many weeks. Miss Fineness Fidelity was chair- woman. Mr. John H. Maxey, an author, spoke at length and gave the audience a mass of information on the cause of -the economic chaos confronting this country, and suggested that FATHER DIVINE be allowed to solve it, since HE is the only ONE that can. Mr. Maxey cited the continual waste of money by Congress on use- less projects. He called attention especially to the “Hoover Dam” and “Roosevelt Dam,” for which Congress appropriated millions of dollars. He said: “If these were scientiﬁcally handled, thousands of American people now on relief, could have homes, stock, and produce. Relief deprives people of their rights, and causes dis- tress all over, because of not getting proper food. Men can be happy in FATHER, if they w-ill use logic and reason in economics. With FATHER there is Paradise. No one can put over the issues on this earth as FATHER can. The American people should be educated to this.” The chairwoman told the audience that a certain political party -on 42nd Street desires to adopt FATHERS Righteous ‘Government Platform as a part of its pro- gram. She withheld the party’s name, however, since she had turned the matter over to FATHER, who has not yet replied as to what to do about it. Miss Sa=tisﬁed to.ld of being questioned on her job by an agent from the Social Security Board, as ‘to her reason for refusing to sign, and asked if FATHER told her not to sign. She informed him that FATHER never tells anyone what to do. All FATHER says is, “Use your highest intuition.” “The Social Security is against my religious belief and I refuse to support it,” she told the agent. HE told her, “I can’t put you in jail for re- fusing to sign; but I am going to see FATHER.” Miss Seeking Knowledge, Speakers’ Bureau secretary, reminded the audience of the com-ing National Youth . Congress which opens on Randall's Island on Monday, August 15. This, she said, will. [bring together repre- sentatives from all over the world. “In View of the fear of_ war in the world today, we should unify our- selves in love, so that we can stand.” Mr. Abel, ‘a representative of the Bureau, said in part: “On the day of the parade I was stopped -by a G man, who a_ske-id me, -- “Why is FATHER DIVINE against the Security Act?” After explaining to him that it violated the Constitution; violated our religious belief; made men mistrust GOD; and made them "impractical and good for nothying, the agent said, “l{_e;ep_ up the good work; and may GOD bless you all.” PEACE GREENFIELD SPECIALTY SHOP 42 WEST 116th ST. NEW YORK CITY Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSETS Also Extra-size Skirts BLOUSES & HOSIERY PEACE En. 2-0384 s. & H. MEAT MARKET, Inc. High Grade Meats, Powltry & Provisions. , Hotels and Restaurants Supplied. 94 AMSTERDAM AVE. NEW YORK CITY. Tel. Mo" 2-7290 ~* PEACE LOU-SOL SPORTSWEAR, INC. LUGGAGE r Raincoats and Sporting Goods. 261 WEST 125th ST. Bet. 7th & 8th Aves. New York, N. Y. PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE SHOE REPAIRING HALF SOLE FOR GENTS —~ 50c. HALF SOLE FOR LADIES —— 400. Job finished while you wait 11 East 115th Street New York City PEACE M«:Crory’s 5-l0—25c. Store 125th STREETS ‘_‘FRIENDLY STORE” Where you will always receive courteous service and full value for your money. . 216 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY Phone: UN. 4-2475 PEACE PENNY THRIFT STORES CUT RATE 5 & 10 General Housefurnishings Bring this ad. and save 10%. 312 WEST 125“! ST. NEW YORK CITY Thank You, I“A’l‘l.-IEK ROYAL MEN’S WEAR S EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR MEN 106 LENOX AVENUE Bet. 1.15th and 116th Sts. PEACE New York PE A CE Thank You, FATHER Ladies’ Work ,a Specialt-y——Repairing and Altegringi SUNSHINE DRY CLEANING & PRESSING SHOP 12 EAST 116th ST. C. MEEKNESS, Prop. saw-rs HAND LAUNDRY SHIRTS 10¢, UNDERWEAR 15:3, ‘B.V.D.’S 100 UNIFORMS 15 & 200, ORGANDY DRESSES 20. & 25¢; __ I, V 111 West 124th St. (Basement), New York City August, 18th, ' ~Au'gus.t 18th, 1938 " 301 WEST 120th ST. ‘ I 2079-8th AVENUE The NEW DAY 45 Tel. Jamaica 6-5747 ‘ PEACE Beautiful Hats for Ladies and Misses MANHATTAN MILLINNETRY ,IOur lSt.y‘l_es are Unusua1——Prices Reasonable. 159- 14 JAMAICA A‘VE»., Jamaica, Long Island, N. Y. Tel. DRyd0Ck 4-6132 MAX MARCUS SILKS and DRESS GOODS ~ MEN'S WOOLENS 99 HESTER STREET _ Bet. Allen & Eldridge Sts. , . PEACE T ONY ANNUNZIATO & SON FRUIT and PRODUCE Specialities in California Wine Grapes & Fancy Watermelo-ns. Annex, Bronx T«e1'mina.l Mktn, Store No. 34 5-3439 New York City 350 EAST 106th ST. New York City Tel. LE. 4-4445 PEA-CE Thank You, FATHER GERBER’S MEAT MARKET 1462 Fifth Avenue, bet. 118th- 119th ‘Streets High Grade Meats, Poultry and PROVISIONS. PEACE All Followers welcome at MARTEI.L’S GROCERY & DAIRY All kinds of fine Groceries an-d Dairy Products Prompt Deliveries 119 VVEST 115tlh ST. NEW YORK CITY PEACE. Thank U, FATHER It Is Wonderful. “Hark, all ye people, for the Lord 'God- FATHER DIVINE. the Omnipotent -One. ‘Reeignetb PEACE LUNCH ROOM Meals all hours — 10c. & 15c. SETH NOAH 107 W. 126th St., Apt. 1. Spaces for Angels. We Thank You, FATHER PEACE LAUNDRY Shirts 9c.———Underwear 10c. Dresses 15c. & 20¢. New York City TI 5-1230 BUY A -BURNER FROM TURNER Elect1~icians - Vio:la.t~io«ns Removed 190 WEST 13512111 S-'I‘., NEW YORK PEACE P EACE THE PRO‘GRE,SSIVE FRUIT, VEGETABLE and GROCERY STORE T Giant Quality at Midget Prices New York City Near the 113th St. Extension. PEACE _ _ Homer 8th Avenue Tel. UN 4-9287 . Tel.: ED. 4-7646 PEACE BELSTIQAT LAUNDI-{‘Y CO... INC. Is still Har1em’s Largest Co-mmunity—owned Enterprise. Your continued patronage will help us to continue giving our share of jobs to residents of this community. 51 WEST 140th ST. NEW YORK CITY PEACE Thank You, FATHER SNIIl.O’S CORSET SHOE All corsets fitted and altered free of charge. Specializing in Large Sizes. ‘ 26 W. 125th ST., Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. LAZAR’S -DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS CURTAINS and DRAPERIES Furniture Covers, etc. 300 WEST 125th STREET Nun $'nr.l« PEACE N. Y. C. Monument 2-1717 PEACE SILKS (‘Itv Tel HA. 7-58I?0 HUGUENOT STATIONERY & PRINTING CO'., INC. Typewriters: Bought~—So1d—~Rented——Re~paired Statione:rs——Printers~—Engravers. Sporting Goods We Thank You, FATHER T. J. Krikorian and Son WHOLESALE GROCERS Specializing in Southern and Vs/fest Indian Products, for over forty years. Tlllinghast 5-7636 180 E. 125th St., N. Y. C. PEACE "4'__9 W. 1.‘-52nd ST., N. Y. C. M A N T l S T HATTER and I-IABERDASHER 10%‘Discoun’t to FATHER'S Fol-lowers. 2810 BHOADWAY New York city Bet. 108th & 109th ‘Sts. Thank You, FATHER Tel. AC. 4-7914 6 .PE.ACE Tel. MO 2-8130 PEACE S.GARI.O€R LEATHER and FINDINGS ~ ‘ Shoe upper repairing and wood heels our specialties. 20 LA SALLE ‘STREET ‘ Opp. West 125th St. New York City PEACE New York City PEACE I Thank You, FATHER PATIENCE WAITE. Has reopened a Dressﬁiaop 101 WEST 113th ‘STREET New York City Thank You, lT<‘.A.’I‘.l~'ll<‘.T~‘.I ALFONSO ROSA . Groceries and Vegetables 17’ WEST 114th STREET P 46 The NEW DAY August ’l8;tI'1, 1938 Peace-Notice-—Found, Twenty Dollars, on the corner of Hewett and Colby Sts., Everett, Wash. Owner must identify same. Apply to Miss Lilian Jefferson, 50 115th St., N. Y. C’. SCIENCE ES SLEMPLHFYING HTS LANGUAGE “Science is reducing its terms to those of the man in the street.” This is a recent statement by the noted astronomer, Dr. P-laskett, who was mentioned in a Message of a few months ago as the discoverer of the Twin Plaskett M Stars. He goes on to say; “Science has made such tremendous strides within the past 20 years and is so interwoven with everyday life that it must be reduced to terms that the man on the street can understand. We are constantly striving toward that end. We want very much to have the aver- age person understand what we are doing lbecause he is vitally concerned with it.” “Science took such a sudden and huge jump within. the last generation that the field was thrown wide open. It seemed as if everybody was going into it. Then natural reaction followed and the -tendency now is to weed out and eliminate. Specialization has entered the picture. The opportunities are not as many. Only the best can qualify now.” Dr. Plaskett believes there is a definite place in gov- ernment for the scientist. The scientist’s analytical mind could be put to good use in solving government and problems of state, he thinks. On the other hand, he was frankly dubious that the scientific mind would harmon- ize with modern political thought. Dr. Plaskett thinks the modern scientist: is incurring a lot of unjust criticism in connection with the discoveries and inventions of new A armaments and explosives. Science, he points out, does not decree that they shall be used in death-dealing capacities. ‘ “The discoveries are usually made in connection with other work. Of course, with the modern rush toward armaments, they find ready markets. But probably in the ordinary course of events the scientist was never thinking about their destructive potentialities when he discovered them. “What is he going to do. with a valuable discovery af-ter he has made it‘? Throw it away? respective of its use in war, that discovery may have an important use to posterity. What mankind uses it for is not his responsibility.” YOUNGSTER’S EARLY HABITS When a two-year-old learns to wash his own face and put away -his «towel and washcloth, he is also learning to be independent and orderly. Early haibi-ts often in- fluence later ones. _ However,‘ a child can’t be expected to do an expert job without equipment that fits him. Bowls and bath- tubs, as well as toilets and ‘beds, are often too high, and parents should provide a firm box for him to stand on. A prune box of wood, about 9 by 6 by 15 inches, can be painted or covered with oil cloth, and outfitted with metal handles, to make an excellent step. If towels are to be used and re-hung, a rack which‘ the child can reach easily is needed. Adult-size towels and washcloths are clumsy for small fingers to manip- ulate; guest-size towels—about 14 by 20 inches are easiest for =two—year-olds to -use, and small wash cloths ——6. »by 6 inches or 8 by 8 inches—can be made from the good portions of worn Ibath towels or knit underwear. Youngsters can comb their hair more easily if they have a comb with a handle or a short pocket comb, and a small mirror placed low in a good 1igh.t. Tooth brush- ing, however, usually needs some supervision, and the -brush should be kept out of the child’s reach., and given to him only by an adult, so he will not use it to clean things besides his teeth. ‘W .. . Even the youngest toddler may learn to hang his clothes when he takeswthem off. A coat closet may be equipped. with low hooks (shoulder high), a shelf or box for overshoes, and a low box or stool t-0 sit onrwhen removing or putting on overshoes and leggings; or a. movable locker may be made from an orange crate and placed near, the door. PEACE PEA.cE:““ TMENT Everything to wear for brotllers and sisters Everything in rugs, linens and utensils for the honie-—-«also watches and shoe repairing ‘I32-140 125th STREET Near 7th Ayepnue, Y. C. h After all, ir- ” August l§8th, 1933 A period last year. 1‘ Thank You, FATHER ’ PEACE TheNEW DAY 0 47 ._PROGRESS OF SOCIAL CREDIT IN ALBERTA According to bank clearings, Alberta business showed greater stability than that of any other Western province in the -general decline which took place all over Canada «during -the past year. The ﬁgures of decrease are Man- itoba‘29.00~ per cent, Saskatchewan 14.05 per cent, British Columbia 7.51 per cent and Alberta 4.86 per cent. _C—oll_ection-s of -customs at Edmonton Customs Office during January and February this year Showed an in- crease of nearly $44,000 over the same period last year. Allberta -also shows a gain of 180 per cent in building activity for the first quarter -of 1938 over the same In 1937 forty new companies commenced drilling ac- tivities in the Turner Valley Oil Fields alone. Out of a list of seven primary articles of consumption and house rents only two are higher in average prices in Alberta asagainst the average price ruling throughout Canada. All other articles are lower. It is estimated that by rnonetizing one half of 1 per PEACE. Tel. Bloomfield 7-9175 BROOKDALE BEVERAGE CO“. J. PIERETTI Jr. 222 Sylvan Road Bloomfield. N. J. PEACE ’ V We Thank You, FATHER PEACE LUNCHEONETTE “ROAST PORK, ROAST BEEF, etc. at FATHER’S Prices ~ 10c. & 15c. 143 First Street PEACE PEACE RESTAURANT FRIED CHICKEN, ROAST DUCK, PORK CHOPS, ' VEGETABLES — MANY OTHER EATS FATI-IER’S Prices ~— 10c. and 15c. 106 Magnolia Avenue ‘ Elizabeth, Ne J- Thank You, FATHER PAUL FAITHFUL BUILDING CONTRACTOR All Around Stone & Brick Mason Plastering, Painting, Paperhanging, Decorating, Etc. 106 Magnolia Avenue Elizabeth, N- J- PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE LUNCH _199 BURNET STREET NEW BRUNSWICK NEW \JERS_E“Y Peace Thank You, FATHER PEACE GEOiCERX.. RE .1;;6 Broiome St, .Newark,_ N. J. , 156 Central Place, Cor. Wilson PL, Orange, New Jersey- Elizabeiih, N. J. cent of her natural resources Alberta could provide an annual income of $2,000 toeach family of ﬁve in the Province. _ Since the advent of the Social Credit Government A1berta’s provincial ‘debt has not increased. Bigelow 3-0077. Peace SLOTNlCK’S City Dressed Meats Live and Fresh Killed Poultry Markets. Always the Best For Less Prompt Deliveries. 307 — 15th Avenue, Newark, N. J. PEACE MEN’S WEAR & DRESS SHOP 161 WEST KINNEY ST. NEWARK, N. J. Everything to Wear for Men, Women & Children, I At the Lowest Prices A IN FA'l‘HER’S Mind and Spirit W. H. BRYAN /\NDli.E‘W' l:’ECA(..}E‘ T?na.nk You, i<"A.’i.‘iE~1ELR ,Coop.:era:tive Fish and Vegetable Mﬂlfket PEACE 1'77 NU-1R,lﬁ‘0LK ST. Newark, N. J. PEACE Ask your merchant for the RED HEART MINT For best results try RED HEART MINTS PURE AND WHOLESOME Made & Distributed in Mint Lumps, Penny and all Sizes of Wrap Stick by 58 Broome St. Newark, N. J. J. F. BLACKMON M’FG. CONFECTIONER .......—~... Thank You, FA'1‘I—IER PEACE LUNEH ROOM lMEAL}S 5, 10 and 15 CENTS 150 and 134.. BEOQME ST. Newark, N. J. PEACE. VIRGIN EEARE. PEACE I Thank You, FATHER COOPERATIVE Fiséli MAEEEE FRUITS & VE_GfETAgBL.1ES ' M Isaac Peace, John Browning, Elijah ‘Well 124 BROOME ST. ‘ NEWARK, N. J. PEACF _ PEACE COOPERATIVE PEACE RE.S'l'AURAN=T ’ V 0120 EBROOME STREET lNeWark, New Jersey _‘Meals 100. 3; 15c. We Thank You, }<”‘A‘I"I-IEB. MELVIN EARMER, Pres. We Thank YOU, FATHER Bll.L’S FISH Ni.AEKE'l" 244 WEST KINNEY ST. N‘EM7AR.K, N. J. A Full Line of Fish If it Swims, we have It ‘ Our entire market is stocked with the freshest fish that can “be gotten " ‘ C E‘ C‘ " .WILLIAM OLIVE, Prop.’ PEACE The NEW DAY August 18th, 1938 The following is taken from the Daily Reports of the Agents from the “NEW DAY” in contacting prospective advertisers in the business and professional field. These Reports as printed below, are for the consideration of those desiring to know the reaction these different businesses and individuals express toward FATHER DIVINE and l'llS Peace Mission Movement. lt includes the name of the firm, the individual contacted, the address, and remarks or comments. Also the name of the one making the report. ’I'-E»lI:P(H':'l“S OF TV!"/7\GN‘ETl(!“ I.()‘\’/F. l€’I'NGS’l"()‘N, N. Y. l~\/li'itii'l‘,g_‘0ililit‘1l‘_S’ ‘Ward Mr. ’VVa,'rl<——»---‘A.Civo. Mgr. Mr. Wark, /t.(lV£’.l‘l)iSll’1_9," (Manager, said company could not afford to ,a.dvert.ise and also allow the followers a discount. llnder the super‘vision of their Chicago {headquarters- Advertising Manager, Mr. lVlartin——there was nothing more in his power to do. Great Bull. Market Mr. L. Lasher—-Advertising Manager. Said it is strictly against their policy to advertise in any other publications except the daily newspapers. Our “deadline” for copy was also too late for their regular and special sales. Sears & Roebuck & 00., Dept. Store No. 311 Wall St. Can not afford to advertise and allow discount, too. L. M. Jules—Jewel-er, 57 No. Front St., Kingston, (N. Y. Against their policy to advertise at all. J. R. .Shu.ltz—-Paints, Wall Paper & Glass, 43 E. Strand St., 39 N. Front St., Kingston, N. Y. Against their policy to advertise at all. New York Sample Slhops, 295 Wall St. Against their policy to advertise. ‘ Russell. B. Thomas-El~e~e.t1-ieal Applianoes, 61 No. Front St., Kingston, N. Y. Against their policy to adver- tise. . The Mohioan 00., 57 John St., Kingston, N. Y. Most abrupt! It is against their policy to advertise. Louis ‘Weiner Oompany—J\eweler Mr. Adner. referred us to their Utica, N. Y., headquarters, Mr. Edwards, Advertising Mgr., who controls their adver- tising quota. Wintiers——-Sbationery Wares & Music 00., 326 Wall St., Kingston, N. Y. Talked with Mr. Winters, who “re- gretted” poor business would not allow him to adver- tise. To show his good will, he said, if sufficient fol- lowers patronized him he would allow a 10% discount in the future. " The Wonderly ‘Co., .l‘nc.—-Dry Goods, 314 Wall St., King- ston, N. Y. Most dis-courteous and impolite. , Ptenny’s Dept. Store Mr. Chatham, 318 Wall St., Kingston, N. Y. Very cordial—Mr. Chatham referred us to Mr. Burk of their N. Y. headquarters, who managed their advertising ‘budget annually. _ Island Dock Lbr. CO'., Inc., 291 Wall St., Kingston, ’.N. Y. Do very little advertising; business not so good. Florsheim Shoe Co., Wall St. Was. told to call again in two weeks; did so and was told the same thing again. When it was explained this was an “old story” I had been told before, he became very abrupt and said he was not interested. Endicott-Johnson Shoes, Wall St., Kingston, N. Y. Talk- Mr. Adnerl ed with Mr. Naples who said their advertising was handled entirely by a Mr. Cahill at their Philadelphia, Pa., headquarters. Kramer Young Folks’ Shop, 333 Wall St., -Kingston, N. Y. Yearly advertising quota ﬁlled and closed. O'Reilly’s Sitationiery & Office Equip. 00., 530-32 Broad- way. Against their policy to advertise. “ L. S. Winne & Oo.——Hardwar'e & Paint 00., 328 Wall St., Kingston, N. Y. Most cordial——explained they spend the greater part of their advertising Ibudget on modern window displays. Samuel Food Mark‘et, 583 Broadway, Kingston, N. Y. Was given one ad because of our regular patronage there—-but deﬁnitely refuses any further cooperation saying his low prices won’t permit him to spend money on advert-ising. Gregory & C‘o.—Furni1iure, 661 Broadway, Kingston, N. Y. Most cordial——was given four insertions for a one- inch ad. , Cody Coal & Grain. O0.-—Mald«en--o»n the Hudson. Was given one ad--—says business warrants no further ad- vertising. Doc S»mith’s Garage, 258 Clinton. Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Call later. Crraf2t"s Super Food Mkt., 59 O"Neil1 St., Kingston, N. Y. Call later. SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Lerner’s Dept. Stone, 85 Partition St., Saugerties, N. Y. Manager always ill or just gone out of town—-and he is the only one who can give advertising. New.berry’s 5 & 100 Store. Against their policy to ad- vertise. I Reed & Reed Dry Goods, 114 Partition St., Saugerties, N. Y. Talked with Mr. Reed who was not the least bit interested! Sundial Shoes, Partition Street. ested. Schuster’s. Food Mkt. Mr. Schuster, 302 Main St. Busi- ness no good--keeps his prices .too low to afford ad- vertising. Absolutely not inter- Florsheim. Shoes Mr. 1,. Montano, Partition Street Busi- ness too slow. Ernest Mazuca-—C=usti0m Tailoring, 93 Partition St. Busi- ness no good! .- i Walter Leepl—-Candy & Stationery Store, ‘Partition St. 5 Business no good! A. & P., 221 Mainist. tions. Saugerties Public Mkt;., _Main St. Manager “never in!’ P. o. Smith-—Hardwarse & Electrical Appnances, 229 Main St. Very discourteous—-not interested. Advertise only in daily, publica- August 18th, 1938 The NEW DAY 49 REPORT FROM EN/OCH LOVE BLOOMINGDALE’S Lexington Avenue——59th Street New York , June 29, 1938 Mr. Enoch Love. 156 West 126th Street New York City. Dear Sir: Thank you for your recent letter regarding advertis~ ing. We realize it would be to our advantage to do this; however we receive a great number of like requests from charitable, social, civic, religious and fraternal organiza- tions, as well as programs and publications for schools and colleges. Many of these are undoubtedly excellent for advertising purposes, but obviously our budget does not permit advertising in all of them. To accept some and refuse others creates a condition that is very diffi- cult to explain. Therefore, it has become necessary for us to adopt a policy of not using any advertising of this kind. We hope you understand our position and thank you- for considering us in this connection. A Very -truly yours, (Signed) Hugo Sonnenschein, ' Advert-ising Director. HS.GF . Henry Lokos Men's and Y~outh’s Clothing Manager’s Son, 2285-8t-h Ave., Bet. 122nd and 123rd St. “We don’t spend any money for outside advertising; if we start, it will kill the business altogether.” A follower just purchased a suit in this shop, even though he is not an advertiser. This, I -brought -to his attention——that it was not allowed. After explaining, he then said, “Come around when my father is in.” ' D—avin’s Shoe Co., 155~West 125th. Manager said New Day representative ;had called and they would advertise late in August. A _ Fif-th'Avenu»e Fair, 1362 Fifth Ave. Manager said he was an old advert-iser and was on the cover; he asked Mr. Victor Laémtbi, the collector, to have it back for the parade and -boat outing; but he failed to do so after having promised. This he did not like so well. He further stated that last year he got $400.00 worth of business and only got about $40.00 -this year. He laid it to two reasons—ﬁrst, the ad not having been on -the cover an-d the sec~ond—Father Divine’s moving from No. 20 West 115th St. He also stated that he had ordered several dozen green skirts and they are on his hands; therefore, he is taking a rest; he said in conclusion “Tell FATHER to move down here around 115th Street, again.” Advertisement now on cover. The Champ» Shirt Shop, 1370-Fifth Ave. Manager said he decided to rest (until the season opens up; then he will consider alargier ad. REPORTS ‘FROM WONDERFUL PATIENOE 9 ~ JAMAICA, L. I. G-igant Pemiy T~l1rii‘t Store Clerk. 6—170th St. Maiiagei‘ . Out? . in .1 Daitoh ~D~a-iryq 00. Clerk, 8-170th St. Manager out. Payley Bros. Shoes Clerk, 10—170th St. be in soon. p Levine Wonder Shop Manager, 26-170th St. Do not care for your advertising. Consumers Meat. & Provision Market, 30-170th St. Chain Store; go to headquarters. Horn & Levine-——Sh=oes Manager, 32-170th St. afford now; perhaps later. . Dress Shop Clerk, 4-170th St. Chain Store; Headquarters a-t 519—8th Avenue, N. Y. C. ' W. Sneiderman—Jewweler Mr. Sneiderman, 56—170th St. He said, “Will you answer a few questions?” Ans. “Yes.” Ques. “Are you an angel?” Ans. “I am an Agent; also an Angel." Ques. “Where are your wings‘? FATHER DIVINE evidently has clipped them.” Ans. “Yes, he has; where I used to do all kinds of evil things«—~1ie, rolb, commit adultery, etc., HE has stopped all this»~which is the clipping of the wings.” Question: “Well, that is pretty good, but HE has too much money, is «buying too much property and riding in a Duesenberg.” (He said much more—) Manager will Cannot NEW YORK CITY - Opp~enhei.m, Grocers Mr. Strauss, 631 W. 130th St. Left New Day rates; to call up Thursday for an answer. Very much interested——will take it up with Mr. Elges. Martiin Dairy Company Manager, 424 W. 127th St. “We don’t want -anything to -do with FATHER DIVINE. We are all. -cross -backs in here.” Well Bros. Harldiware & Plunmbing, etc., 509 W. 125th St. Advertising manager out; left circular. Triborough Hardware Co., 511 W. 125th St. We do not do any kind of advertising. 6 y Franklin & Lennoun Paint Company, 537 W. 125th St. Call any evening and see the Manager. F1-ylrer Florist C»-0. Maxiagaeir, 56 E. 125th St. Call the last of August; hope to be able to take ad. Business very poor. White Plains B. ALTMAN & COMPANY Fifth Avenue 34th Street New York City Telephone Murray Hill 2-7000 June 13th, 1938 East Orange Dear Madam: We regret to inform you that we shall be unable to utilize any space in your publication, The New Day, as our appropriation for the year has already been allotted. We are aware of -the many advantages advertising in your paper presents and we -thank you for bringing it to our attention. 6 Very truly yours, B. ALTMAN & CO. » (Signed) Faith E. Willcox ADVERTISING DEPT. The New Day 156 West 126th Street New York City Sears & Roebuck Mr. Karagulla, 360 W. 31st St. due consideration-~after a_-aving read message, After this company decided they had no money in their budget for this kind of advertising. 50' The NEW DAY Giant Tlh!1‘ift} Store Manager, 844 Columbus Ave. Prom- ised an advertisement for next week. Iteliablee IT‘u.rnitui'e Store Manager, 367 W. 125 St. Ad- vertising agent on vacation. Will take it up with them on his return August 25th. 3 Butler Merchamli-s-e 00. Mr. Bloom., 17th. & Broadway. He thinks the ad will be ready next week. Artistic Shop»p~enrs Manager, 10 W. 23 St. Very antag- onistic. Father has lots of money, rides around in big, fine cars. Therefore, he wanted nothing of him. Qiieens Radio Service Mgr.,. 4315 Queens Blvd. Antag- onistic---would have no Conversation. 53 ii: We M.«erchandis~e Store Chain Mgr. in charge, 1702 Greenpoint. Can. give no information as to “headquar- ters. I thought. FATHER DIVINE was all over with. $~‘.ilver’.~; Ling»e~rie Shop (Mr. Silver), 4608 Greenpoint. Not interested in this movement. ll-Ira:-(ivvai~e House I<‘1mnis»hings~Mgr., (Not :inter_ested in this movement. LF~eider~al C<arpet Cleaning Clo. Mgr., 4307 Qireenpoint. interested in this movement. llha.yes Jewelry" C<0m:p>any Mgr., 4521 Greenpoint. interested in anything albout the movement. Harry Klein--Florist Mgr., 4523 Greenpoint. FATHER DIVINE only after people’s money. We ‘are not in- terested in this kind of advertising. , Hardwlare. &: Paint Co. Mgr., 1418-Greenpoint. Friendly ~—cannot advertise at present. ' Estelle Shop--Ladies’ Weia.r Mgr., 4614-Greenpoint. Frien~dly—~cannot advertise. King Mode Shoes Mr. King, 4508-Greenpoint. I know about FATHER DIVINE; and His Movement. HE is worthy of the highest praise. HIS ideas are the finest. The whole world should praise HIM. Pray for us; we need all the good there is even tho we be “Jews,” etc., we are all headed for the same goal, no matter what road we take. 4306 Greenpoint. Not Not REPORTS ~(_li+“ G()l.;D'EN’ I..1'GH‘T ON -PROSPllCTliVE AD'Vi4lfR’I‘ISERS, .ADVERT‘ISERS, ETC. Peggy--Verna (Owner), 150 E. 125th St. N. Y. C. Mr. Bostick had called and suggested I mi-ght get a con- tract. She said she didn’t want to advertise. She said, “I couldn’t be bothered with advertising, I have my own customers.” S-he went in the back and left me. Miccrory 10-cent Store (Manager), 162-19 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, L. I. He contributes to churches there, but he won't for NYC. Said Mr. Shaughnessy took the ad up here because of location of"this store. Inferred (rcrtain, people wouldn’t trade with him. Didn’t want to listen ‘until. I explained -the Principle. Wouldn’t take ad or surbscription. ll.»ei~ui~eir’s (Manager), 224 W. 125th St. They do not ad- vertise. A A ;l)iilia.’s Dress Shop (Owner), 1388-5th Ave. She couldn’t afford to take a subscription now. Store is new; she won't advertise. Is advertising in the Spanish news- papers; may advertise later. " Enna J-ettick (Kenneth Voos, Manager), 89-71-? Jam- aica, L. I. Manager was interested and wrote to their head office in Auburn, N. Y. They reported their a-d- vertising money for the year was used up. “The. first to come get the ads.” “He would like to help all.” Foodland Market (Clerk), 168th and Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, L. I. Chain store but -they have done no ad- vertising for 11 months except once a week in the newspapers. Refused to -give me the-address of their main office. _ G Grantls 1c—$1.00 Store (Manager), 162-19 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, L. I. Didn’t want to advertise now. Only give one contract, -and it is let. Not much interest in Jamaica, apparently. . National Shoe Stores (Manager at 125th St.; also, Miss Goodman, in charge of -advertising at their “main office.) 114 W. 125th St., 111-8th Ave. Main Office, Port Authority Bldg. Manager at 125th Street Store wanted to advertise very much. Told me to see Mr. 0 Siegal, one of the owners. They said Miss Goodman was in charge; after 2-3 attempts, she sent out word she was not interested. I reported this to the Manager at 125th St.; he sent me ‘back to see Mr. Siegal. Miss Goodman saw me then, and said she would take it up with those in charge. I called June 14, and was told they didn’t want to advertise before the end of the summer. But w-hen I ‘told the manager, he said he had requested the head office to advertise and to.) see him the end of June; and he is sure we will -get a good ad. Went in June 30 and the switchboard girl said they would be doing no new advertising. until Fall. . Morton’s——Women’~s Wear (Owner, Manager, etc.), 114 W. 14th St. Promised to take an ad and then postponed it. Later, manager was always out. Famous Textille 00., (Clerk), 106 W. 14th St. ‘They don’t advertise. They are near Hearn’s and -get busi- ness thru them. Fna.nk’s Meat Market (Manager-Owner?) 168th St. & Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, L. I. The Mission and Lunch Room Iboth buy from him. He said -he couldn’t adver- tise‘ until Fall. No subscription. Bohack’s Grocery (Manager), Liberty Road (2 blocks from Extension)’ Main Office: Bohack Square, Brook- lyn. They don’t advertise, -but would give us a dona- tion——probably, or a subscription, manager said. Big Bear Grocery & General Store (Assistant Manager), 184th St. & Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, L. I. The Mis- sion buys from them. Their Main Office is in Holboken. He zthought they might advertise. I Buckn:er’s——Women’s Wear (Mr. Buckner) owner, 159‘-10 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, L. I. for the year. Seemed interested. If they should get a few dollars he might advertise. ’ Cushma.n’s. Bakeries, Inc. (Woman who said she‘ had authority to speak for the whole company on adver- tising. 250 West 57th St. I called at their p1ant.in the Bronx and was referred to this office. their policy to advertise. and they do none. The, Man- ager at the store on Lenox and 116th St. was inter- ested in advertising and referred me» to the plant. Detmer, Bruner and Mason—-Woolnens (Office employee who could speak for the Company),-11 E. 11th St; Cohen’s Button Stone Brother ‘of owner, also manager, 1712 Madison Ave. Brother Wanted to advertise but owner says this is the “dull” season. He will advertise ; in September or October. Might reconsider.‘ Follow- ers -have been buying from here and his other store. -I ‘ August 13th, 1938 if Budget money used up’ I It is not .4 . August Isrh, 1938 The Peace Tailor Shop and -in High Falls buy from them. They felt they conldn’t advertise now as they have had to cut down on advertising, lout he agreed we had a right to expect the cooperation of those we -buy from, as they do also. May advertise later or ’ reconsider. Green's Auto Grear (Mr. Green), 110 W. 145th St. Near the Garage at 114th st. Followers trade there. All the money allotted for advertising for 1938 is alloted. No ad or subscripti-on. Block & Greenberg Lumber Company (Mr. Greenberg), South St. & Union I-Iall—~Jamaica, L. I. Extensions lbiuy from him. He wanted to take- a complimentary ad for one week. I Thanked FATHER he would-see re- sults and continue. He said if he saw results, he would. He hadn’t -expected any. They buy only lum- ber once a year. D~onald’s—-—Women’s Wear (Manager), Jamaica Ave. and 163rd St., Jamaica, L. I. They do no advertising. They are a chain -store. REPORTS FROM WONDERFUL PATIENCE ON ADVERTISERS, PROSPECTS, ETC. John Rooney & Son, Luggage Shop, John Rooney, -168 E. 81st St. Antagonistic. Said FATHER DIVINE is drying up——1osing all His property. Village Stone Gro. 00. Manager, 1454-3rd Ave. terested in FA'I‘HER DIVINE: Avalon Meat Market.Manager, 1476-3rd Ave. other crook.” Astor Jewelry Store Mr. Astor, 1512-3rd Ave. “I know the guy——I am not interested in him.” Roxy Meat Market Manager, 1564-3rd Ave. Do not want such an ad. R. Segell——D.ress Shop Manager, 1438—3rd advertise. , Waterproof ‘Novelty 00. One in Charge, 130 W. 23rd St. Manager gone for three months on account of health. Listened to explanation courteously. Ungers Art Store Did not get name, 160 W. 23rd St. Very antagonistic. Got veryangry. Not in- “Just an- Ave. Do not .1 “Trailers One of Firm, 168 W. 23rd St. Antagonistic-—not p interested. N Arlington Laundry Manager, 216 W. 23rd St. Manager L very antagonistic——woiild not be caught mentioning FATHER’S Name. , M. Si_mon——Um.br=ella Mr, Simon, 240 W. 23rd St. An- *tagonistic—Would not allow such an advertisement to . .. his business.‘ M Sanitary Supply 00. One of Firm, 244 W. 23rd St. Left New Day. Will consider ad and call up. Kart New Grocery 00. Mr. Sullivan, 1422-3rd Ave. Is FATHER DIVINE alive yet? . ’ Lau'ro’s Grocery Co. Mr. Lauro, 1418-3rd Ave. I will [ give FATHER DIVINE $5.00 for every customer He sends me. p A , ' A... ‘L. Lonenheim (Men’s Furnishings), Mr. Lorenheim, 1342-:3rd_Ave., Nothing doing. , ‘ , , Harry, Berkowitz, Tailors, Mr. BerkoWitz,,1292-3rd Ave. : ..Too -busy to -talk a_-bout this kind of advertising. 1 Furniture =~S‘l,1op . Manage pr, 1272-3rd Ave. Have no tii-.e for FATHER. DIVINE. . The NEW DAY 51 Li G. Gitterman,’ Jeweler, Mr. Gitterman, 1270-—3’r(.l Ave. Would not listen after hearing “F‘A”lT‘HER. DIVINE.” Jeleo Supply Company Manager, 1260-3rd Ave. We are not interested in what you have to say. Master Electric Co. Manager, 1246‘:-3rd Still ti.-to old way with us and we do not follow FATPIER, Dl~ VINE. Sylvan Lingerie Shop Manager, 1242-3rd Ave. terested in us. A. Hollinger—-Jeweler Mr. Hollinger, 1210-.f£rd. Ave. Not interested in us. Ha.’ Ha! Lenard’s Fish Market Mr. Lenard, 1212-3rd Ave. interested. How is FATHER DIVINE? Ha! N. Brill—-Luggiage Shop Manager, 1440-3rd Ave. cooperation. Mme. AI1tolmette—-Cleaners Mme. Anton.eti.c; Ave. Do not need FATHER DIVINE. Cornell Dress Shop Manager, 1434-3rd Ave. “Very rmich interested; asked questions and will attend m.eetings. White Furniture C0'mpal1y1Mr. Wliite, l.4.30—3r~d Ave. l'vlad a long conversation; interested, "but cannot. aflforol to advertise just now. A. C. Schmaid, Tailor & (.}'l('.i:;1ll‘Q.l“ Mrs. Sch.m:-i.id, .lim.i~:'.,r<\I Ave. Cannot afford to cooperate in any way. Candy Company Manager, .l.398—3I'd Ave. 1 do my own. advertising. United Shoe Company Manager, 1392—3r'd Ave. to talk; call again. Juanis Lingerie Shop Manager, 1368-3rd Ave. Had a long conversation; very much interested. Will attend meet- ings. _ McAvoy—-Tailoring Manager, Ll3l.O-.‘:’.'rd. Ave. Do not do this kind of advertising. Colonial Mai-k~et Manager, 1296—3rd Ave. .B11si.ness slow in .summer. Call in Fall. and wi.l.i| take it up. Ruth Lane Milliiiery Mrs. Lane, ‘l/162-3rd. Ave. CaJ.| in six Weeks when the fall. trade begins and will 2l,{‘i_- vertise. N o L in.- N o l 4..38- 3 ml Too biisy New Dublin Sliop--—-Logan: db ()‘miw<ay Ltigati "8, i?3f:. 3rd Ave. Got enough trouble now witlioul. l.i.s;l,eriing about FATHER DIVINE. Ha! Ha! (Beli.l‘.l.l.1'.n,g .la,i1gln.‘) Heohvs Eashiml shop Ad Manager, 57 W.‘14ti1 st. ‘l_§e'.t7I.; New Day and data. ‘Will call and let me know. The Chase National Bank One of the officers, 51 ll/iadi—= son Ave. Left New Day for the reading of messages. Lasalle Wo1m«e11’s Shop Clerk, ‘West 125th St. Store called for an agt. -thru customer. Business iriconiplote. Astor Shoes for Men Clerk, 215 W. 125th St. ment to see mgr. Bennis Coal (lompzmy Manager, 220 W. .l36tl1 Sit. willing to cooperate. Appo’in.ir=» Not: Wanamzalrer élz Son Secretary, Bdwy. at .1.-lth; St. Cannot cooperatewith FATHER. because he represents a relic» gion. Wishes us success. Guarantee Jewelry Co. Manager, 152 W. .1./lth ‘Will cooperate as -soon as contract is made with headquar- ters. A Bntlrer. Mdse. Manager, E. 17th and Bdwy. Will-cooperu . ate -later. , . , , Artists’ Supplies. Maiiager, LGIIOX. near 126th St. Will rretuin their ad soon. $ No l; A ‘ Tailor Shop Eubanks, 204 Lenox Ave. 52 The NEW DAY August 18th, "1938 REPORTS FROM VV. A. BOSTICIC Wholesale Candy 00., 266 W’. 116th St. Critical. Not so nice. Business bad. * Meat Market David, 150 Lenox Ave. Sold one inch ad. Worthmore Dresses, 215 W. 125th St. They sent ‘me from one store to the other to get the ad. They were untruthful. Tail~orS=ho-p Mr. Tresbam, 1424-5th Ave. can’t advertise. Business poor, Grocery and Fruits Mr. Thomas, 118th St. & 5th Ave, Poor business, but nice. Very nice. Will advertise. ‘(May 5, 1938 report.) Groc~_ery Store Mr. Adams, 135 Lenox Ave. but they just can’t advertise. Wholes-ale "Poultry Mr. Rifkin, 2142 Madison Ave. Can’t meet prices of cold storage chickens. This man is very nice but says the Kingdoms do not use the best fowls. Harlem Cleaners, 160 W. 135th St. Broke their contract. Optician, Dr. Golden, 1690 Lexington Ave. Will adver- tise in two weeks. . (Report of May 7.) J. A. Harding Mr. Harding, Mr. Carr, 2535-7th Ave. Took contract for 1% inch ad. In twice, then broke his contract. Kurg Beef 00., Corner 129th St. and Lenox Ave. insulting. Carson’s Dept. Stone, 64 W. 14th St. not doing any advertising. Interior Decorators Mr. Robin, 130 E. 14th St. vertising this year. , King's Women’s Wear Mr. Canter, 30 W. 14th St. No advertising from that store, but they were very nice. Jan.ic~e Shop Advertising Manager, 30 W. 14th St. Very nice. No advertising -until September. I A Very nice, Very Declare they are No ad- Harlem Paper Co. Mr. I-Iaskin, 207 E. 119th St\. Don't‘ need the ad !but will advertise if we, give them busi- ness. ’ Dry Cflieaner, 204 Lenox Ave. Signed a contract but never paid. Went 6-7 times, then ‘turned it over to another agent, but he didn’-t get it either. Lenox Dept. Store, 137 -Lenox Ave. gated to another agent. ‘ (May 19, 1938.) Repairing and Cleaning, 2186-5th Ave. Not in favor of the New Day. Daniel R-eeves Mr. Hopkins, 154 Lenox Ave. his «contract. Akron Furniiture 00., 47 E. 125th St. Do not advertise. Hill’s. Bakery, 310 Lenox Ave. Will donate but no ad. Smith Dept. Store Mr. Miller, Advertising Manager, 58 W. 14th St. They are doing no advertising. If they decide on a budget for advertising, the New Day will get a page. (May 5, 1938.) Madame Pitts Hat Shop Owner, 136- W. 116th St. before September. Men’s Wear, 330 W. 125th St. Father are just crazy. Sa.m’s Meat Market Sam, 2212-5th Ave. Broke -contract after .2-3 payments. He would like to continue to ad- vertise but ‘hasn't the money. Fi1eld’vs Shoe 0-0., 254 W. 125th St. on Wall Street. Cancelled Not Said all who represent O Said -he «was obli- ' All advertising done 6 King Shoes, 2207-7th Ave. Cancelled his contract.; Says he will advertise in September. 7 _ ' ' Popps Variety Store Mr. Alford, 2206-5th Ave. Very in-. dignant. Bad-business. Saidie’s Dress Shop, 1984-3rd Ave. -ther’s work. 7 , V A Shoe Store Mr. Borenstein, 2020-3rd Ave. No use. for -the New Day. ~ Eamrpire Shoe Co. Mr. Lenama, 224 W. 125th St. _Not in- terested in the least. A i Simco Shoe 00., 246 W. 125th St. from office on Wall Street. Regal ShoeCo., 166 W. 125th St. ~of«fice. _ Cohton’s Hat Shop, 160 W. 125th St. office. Globe B1-ennner Fur Co., 130 W. 125th St. city office. Dal1l’s Dress Shop, 116 W. 125th St. Future date with them. Glo Ray Co.--Hats, 18 E. 125th St. later. ' Lillian Millinuery, 28 E. 125th St. Bad business. No ad. At=b«e’s Meat Market Mr. Kaumowsky, 492 Lenox Ave. Said he would advertise Friday. He did. , Smith Brothre~r‘s—-Ice C‘I‘l6all’Il. Mr. Smith, 47 E. 135th St. Would not respect anything which represents Father or His paper. Druesses, Vvomen’-s Wear, 468 Lenox Ave. with such a publication. lV.[ayt'ai1- Millinery 00., 74 VV. 125th St. advertise. Not interested in Fa- All advertising done All ads from city All ads from Big, nice stock. Come to see him Nothing to do Chain store. Don’t REPORTS OF, RAYFIELD ISRAEL’ Chrysler-Plymsouth Co. Manager, 4325 Broadway. Next time you are by here stop in and we’ll see what we can do. This is a good paper in which to advertise. I met Father a number of times. He is all right. McAnn Motor 00. Mr. Schoots, 4355 Broadway. Just now I have gone beyond my allowance for this month. I -cannot do anything until the fall. If you will see me then, maybe I can do something !fOI‘ you. Dodge & Plymouth Co. Manager, 4280 Broadway. See me around October and I wilal see what I can do. . Chrysler & Plymouth—-—Used Cars Manager, 3293 Broad- way. We have sold them our cars. You leave this paper here and I will show it to the lboss. Gro-rman Miller Motor "Go. Manager, 3160 Broadway. I »don’t know. Father buys big cars, not small ones. Not now. 0 V 7 1 Whole Candy Co. Mr. R. Dakner, 228 W. 116th St. I haven’t received any calls from any of the Peace stores yet. Not yet. 7 Casa Siegel Radio Shop Owner, 1393-5-th Ave. you I am not doing anything now. Come to see Vme the first of Sept} and I will see what I can do.. Klalhsr Awning op. OWVner,j1466-5th Ave. I am not; do- ing any advertising. pers. No, don't -care to. We don't do any‘ business around here. I A ’ 7‘ Roberts Autotsales «Mr. Robert, 4499 Broadway. 1.3-week" c:“ontra-ct. ‘ All ads from head. I ‘told. I never read any of ‘theseipa-_' I Iarh* ' not doingrany advertising now. However, write me" a I l56An§ust 18th, 1938 Nﬁllinery Shop Manager, 82 W. 125th St. TREACE *6 1107 East Vernon Ave. Chevrolet Co. Manager, 4455 Broa_dway. Go ‘to see Mr. F... Curry at 133 Broadway. He .takes care of all advertising. Whatever he says will be o.k. with me. p 6, Chrysler Used Cars Owner, 4560 Broadway & Hillside ‘ 7 Ave. What has Father Divine got to do with it‘? No, 6 I would not be interested in that kind of ~ advertising. I talked with 1 the office and they said I could advertise the first of August. ' Wise Shoe Co. Manager, 474 Fulton St., Brooklyn. All the advertising is done in the main office, 4.31—8th Ave. Go there and theyﬁwill take care of you. Thanks for calling. . Young Man’s Auto Service Manager, 81 Duffield St., “ Brooklyn. I don’t want it. I am not interested at all. Glass Co. Owner, 110 St. Nicholas. I am trying to pay some -bills now. would like to advertise, Ibut not now. VVholesale House Manager. I cannot see that paper. I just can't see it. Our bills are too much now. Will you come back in two weeks, I will give you an ad . .1“ then. Tuck Spot Owner, 2666-8th Ave. Not today. We ran an ad ﬁve years and it didn't do us any good. Ma-y’s, Fashion Shop Saleslady, 328 W. 125th St. back later. I will tell the manager. Divine’s meetings. 6 Tlneilixoyal Tailoring Manager, 268 Lenox Ave. Father Divine is not any more -than anyone else. We don’t -give ads to any paper. We have -been here «for 30 years. White Star Grocery Manager, Cor. 119th St. & 8th Ave. It sounds good to -me. Come back Monday and I will * talk with you. - Wholesale .Dutch Dairy Mr. Dupew, 516 Westchester Ave. We do not advertise in any magazine at all. No, I never read The New Day. I don’t care to read it. Sdlrlesinger Hardware Store Owner, Cor. 115th St. & Madison Ave. I ran an ad two years ago. A [brother came and borrowed my catalog.’ I sent a messenger Come I go to Father Tel. Woodbridge 8-2389 VICO CAIN COAL, WOOD, CHICKEN S, and TRUCKTING . 110 Raihway Ave. Westfielld, New Jersey 207 Prospect Ave. Avenel, New Jersey PEACE I Thank You, FATHER BROTHERS & SISTERS Shine 50. White Shoes 10c. Cleaning White with Colors, 15c. —-— Suede, 15c. Dyeing White Shoes, 20c. --Other. Colors, 250. y Los Angeles, Cal. I have no business in this section. I - The NEW DAY 53 for it twice but never -got it back. Next a carpenter came and got something. He lied about that, so I quit the whole outﬁt. Laundry Supply Office Girl, 990 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn. I don’t think the manager will do any advertising, but I will give him your card. R~e»v«al Hats Manager, 211 W. 125th St. I believe this will help us. Give me your card and I will take it up with the owner. The Ideal Shoe Store, how long have they been in this paper. I see the people believe in Father Divine. You come again. BOSTON SHOE EXCHANGE PEACE 150 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK Arch Support Brings Comfort to the Feet NEWEST STYLES - .:?~§<? Ladies’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 up Men’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.98up Children's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.39 up We Thank You, FATHER PEACE A Tel. ACademy 2—8428—9 The Central Park Equestrian Chub, Inc. RIDING ACADEMY Compliments of a friend. 31 WEST 98th ‘STREET New York City PEACE Phone MO. Haven 9-4:177 LUCA BALENZANC 1 ice —— Coal 313 East 133rd Street New York City ‘ CLASSIFIED PEACE—ROOMSl.—-Spaces for ‘S|iSteI'S. 17 W] 115th St., Apt. 4 B., New York City. PEACE——Congenia1 Brother's apartment with clean, airy spaces and conveniences, in F‘ATHER’S Spirit. 17 W. 115th ‘St., Apt. 5 B., N. Y. C. TO ALL KINGDOMS, EXTENSIONS, CONNECTIONS & FOLLOWERS ‘EVERY~ Peace FURNITUR WE OFFER ALL MAKES or NEW LIVING ROOM 9; BEDROOM @ _ Rugs, Carpets, Springs, Mattresses, Lamps, Chairs, etc. Peace DINING ,ROOM “AT FATHER’ S PRICES” ' Shipments Everywhere. — Quality, ‘Savings Guaranteed. 155 mass’ 4.4:.-ii STEEET, NEW roan, N. Y. Tel. va. 3-eieea T h‘ e N E w D A Y August 13th, 1933 Looking at the Body Looking -at Father! ltnovving He is God! Oh what a privilege just to be here with Him! He's “golder” than the sunlight, brighter than the noonday! Angels in glory are looking His Way! Lookirig at The Body! ’iT‘l'ie Body of God! F‘east.ing- on His Beauty! ‘Drinking lPu'rity! l-—~_'{e‘::~; “golder"’ than the sunlight, ibrighte1" than’ the noonday! Angels in glory are looking at Him! Looking at The Body! Knowing He is God! Born of Pm; Spirit, purified‘ in His Love! He's “go1der” than the sunlight. brighter than the noonday! Angels in glory are living in Him! Living in Father! Knowing He: is God! ‘l..earning Righteousness, zmd Justice and Truth! He is Music and Beauty! He is springtime and Eternal Youth! He’s our All in All! 'W'e’re living in Him! Looking at Father! Knowing He is God! Oh what a privilege just to be here with‘ Him! He’s renovating old bodies, purifying hearts and minds! He’!s cleaning up the nations and Welding them. in One! Coming to Father! They’re coming to Him! The nations are coming to look on God's Body! They know that Shiloh has truly come! And the gathering of the people is unto Him! Coming this way! Yes, they’re coming this way! Politicians, preachers, doctors, lawyers, merchants, teachers, scientists and artists, from near and far are coming to FATHER to learn of Him! Coming to Father! They’re coming to Him! Looking for health, looking for wealth! . They know that He is The Source of All Supply and has brought Heaven down from the sky! In the body called Jesus 1900 years ago, Father taught in the Temple, and confounded the “wise”! The doctors and flawyers, scribes and rabbis could not understand the Wisdom at His Command! In Jerusalem He taught a sanitary code unknown and astounded medical science with the changes he wrought in the hearts, minds and ibodies where His Love was sown! He taught Righteousness, Justice and Truth by precept and example‘ and was a perfect sample of Eternal Youth! V Today, ‘like a leech on a tree, He’s riding every heart and mind! Mortality’s day is done! The world is going Father's Way Divine! Oh, how we love You, Sweet Father Divine- Savior of mankind—— Shiloh Divine! You burst on each ‘hour like spring budding into ﬂower! To the world You bring new life sweet as verdant spring! Like a golden butterfly You ﬂutterin every heart; stardust in Your Eyes, and the 1ightning’s ﬁery dart! Pure as driven snow, You walk this earth below; to the world You bring new life sweet as verdant spring! Ah, New Jerusalem! Hear Your Savior calling! ‘ How oft would He shelter You under The Wings , J of His Inﬁnite-Father-Mother-God Love——~ like a hen hovers her brood, S T but you would not, you wouldvnot let go and let Him! ‘A August 18th, Hear Him calling! Like a Tender Shepherd calling his sheep! Calling you from death into Eternal Life! I Thank You, Father! ——Patience H. Merry SUCCESS OF THE INSPIRATTONAL SHOE SHOP : That Father Divine’s Spirit is not confined to any individual, is shown by the operation of the Inspirational Shoe-Repair Shop,‘ at the 123rd Street extension, under supervision of Miss Shani Shanio. It is marvelous to find. a sister anywhere managing a shoe-repair establish- ment, and making a success of it. Miss Shanio also intends to follow electrical engineering and the trade of _1nachinist. Sl1oe»Inanufacturers and operators of shoe-repair es- tablishments are astonished to see a sister take up what they call a la-borious‘man’s job. Miss Shanio declares, “It is no more a =man’s job than it is mine. The trade had not been «taught me Iby any person; it is an inspira- tion from GOD ALMIGHTY; I intend to carry on with His help.” Why thus longing, thus forever sighing For the far-off, unattained, and dim, While the beautiful all round ‘thee lying Offers up its low, perpetual hymn? Harriet W. Sewall. WORLD NEWS vLIBEvRIA has si'gne‘d a new favored-na.tion trade and customs pact Wl.-Uh: the U. S. The gpact also covers aero- nautic relations CREATION OF A GERMAN CAT‘HOLI'C‘ CHURCH, separat'e from the Vatican, like the Church of England, is the plan of Hitler’s newest dramatic coup. _ PITCAIRN ISLAND is app-arenxtly still isolate~d since the British ~colonia~l office refused to order ‘a. ship to take ‘supplies offered _'by Americans from the Canal Zone. _ HEREAFTER at least one third of the white-collar jobs in Harlem stores will be given. to the segrega:t.ed popula-tuion. The pa.ct was :sig‘ned by the Uptown. Chamber of Commerce and organizations of Harlem Labor groups. The NEW DAY N0 WORK, N 0 RELIEF, WELFARVE RECIPIENTS TOLD There was dismay in «some ‘households of Rock- land'County, !N. Y., as Welfare Director Fred Nidd con- tinued to canceﬁ the license plates of auto owners on relief who turn up their noses at jobs. It all started in an effort to meet a scarcity of bean; and tomato pickers on farms. Farmers complain they are unable to induce local men to work, even though they offer pay of three dollars a day. Workers have been imported from New York City, but most of them knew little about farming, and Ibeans and tomato pick- ing have suffered. . The Director went into action when the vegetables began to rot in the fields, and the relief recipients con- tinued to ride around in their cars. A half-dozen lost their license. plates before they real- ized that Mr. Nidd meant business. ~Cancella.i.ion of plates continued as M1’. Nidd explained he was acting under a law which gives him power to collect plates from relief workers who use their cars for other purposes than going -to work. The general expectation is that altho some of the recipients were defiant and talked of going to law, many jobs in the field will soon be filled. I-I. G. Wells, -in an article, “Education that Informs,” in the November Survey Graphic, proposes organizing the methods and hours of teaching the 3 R’s, language, etc., so 2400 hours will be left in the ten year school period to learn other things he considers just as essential. These hours he would apportion in a pyramid of courses beginning with the dawns of geologic and natural history, physical science and human economic history and ending with specialized technical infor.ma.tion. The history of dates and dynasties would be ruled out, Mr. Wells says. S “I believe that the crazy comlbative patrotism that plainly threatens to destroy civilization today is very largely begotten in our school history lessons. Our schools take the growing minds at a. naturally barbaric phase and they inflame and fix its ibarbarism.” Concentration of emphasis on an insignificant -segment of Old Testa- ment history would also be taboo. N-ext would come a competent study of the leading theories of individualism, socialism, the corporate state and communism . . . “The more ignorant you are, the more easy it is fo-r you to be an anti,” says Mr. Wells. PEACE For TIRE-S 835—11th AVENUE GENERAL TlRE CO. OF N. Y. Tel. MO. 2-4414 Tel. CO 5-3191 NEW, USED & RETTREAD Bet. 56th & 57th Sts. See Re~presenta.tive——HENRY BORNHEIMER. The NEW DAY Kugusti x Sig, :1 93285! CON’1.‘ROL OF GRAVKTATION BY MAN WOEJLD BE GREATEST INVENTION Looking into the future of invention, a British engineer predicts that ‘man may some day discover how to control gr§Vita- tion--a revolutionary inventive step that would have a greater effect on human living conditions than any previous discovery. He foresees steam power for huge aircraft, and the transmission of power through the air. Airplanes could be ﬂown without Ifuei, draw- ing“ their power from beams of energy radi- ated along their routes. Some measure of weather control on a wide scale may one day be possiblepradio will permit men to see and speak to each other throughout the world, and production machinery will "become so thoroughly automatic that man’s needs will he turned out with very ‘few hours of Work by the indivi.duai. ' M. it/Eil~i¥‘()€_)’1,‘ STEEIN G INSTRUMENT FLA VS ENTO LOUDSPEAKER Lacking the traditional sounding board, a ﬁ've—foot stringed instrument invented by an £}i«;:i.ahon1.a City musician plays through a J.oi.id.speaker'. The seven steel strings span an open metal "framework and are plucked, Under each. string is a magnetic pickup connected bowed or struck with cork hammers. to an ampliﬁer system. so that the instru- ment; can fill an auditorium with its music. By rr1_zu1ipu1a'ting a volume control, a chord car; he sustained, for haif-minute. Rich new harn'J_oni.es are possible with the instrument. PEACE T1{E cxnnoox gggp IT AND WEEP. TAXES IN I929 WERE /2% on THE NATIONAL mcome AND \N was ARE 24%. 0' I /0 ROMAN MEN m we TIME 0: EMPEROR AURE-LIAN wears FORBIDDEN To WEAR WHITE, veuow, on eneen SHOE5...... mess c-0:0/as wane aesseeveo /-‘oz: F£M//V/NE FOOTWEAR. 218 es 15h tre Near 7th Ave. A . Of J C EEDCE T3595 ocean INDUSTRY Mo A PRODUCTOF GREAT USE,WA6 useb av CHARLEMAGNE To AVERT wAR.AN 45855705 rAaLL-'czo7H WAS CLEANSED WITH I-‘IRE BEFORE rx/5 srA,em=0 away: 01: //ARUN-Al -RAsc/-IID. Tue on. mDusTRv was AN ANNUAL 9»/szou. or: 3/, 500, 000,000 SUPPORTING some THE POPULATION OF THE STATE OF NEW:/ER5E¥ ‘ uf. gwlb Wlfﬂkh, ' 4. Nmves ALONG me oamoco RNER ///v VENEZUELA, s. AMERICA) eeow VEGETABLES IN ELEVATED GARDEN .. 5564055 OF THE PLAGUE OF A/V75, THE SMALL, TENDER V.-f-'6E7’A.8£ES ARE GROWN /N CDNTA/NEFS PPOPPED 4 AND 6' FEET Aeovt-' ms GROUND. 0 DRESSES 9 Abnlle PJWL et August 18th, 1938 roan‘ orrr, N. Y.‘ "‘Apar.tinents 85 Spaces ‘ H'Seth Noah Auto Accessories & Repairing Gre‘en’s Auto Gear & Parts R. Molina _ Peace _Mission. Tire Shop West End Auto E . :.Roberts Auto Service Kroeger & Jonas, Inc. Bakeries - Newton Bakery / Victory Ba.rbe1's -. ‘ G Prosperity Barber Shop ‘Bedding. Beekman‘s Center Mattress Company Joseph Kfare I. Steinberg Beverages A & J Bottling ‘Works M. H. Myers Cartage & Hauling Rainbow Express Chemists _ S Sanitas Manufacturing Companyl Chinaware Levy Bros. China Company Coal & Ice Luca Balenzano Corsets Smilo Corset Shop Dairy _ Trinity Dairy . Dentists‘ & Dental Surgeons Dr. VV. Kenneth Williams Dr. Bloom ' Dr. Edward Rosenthal Dr. A. M. Russack ' Department Stores Fifth Avenue Fair W. T. Grant McCrory’s Department Store .Kanter’s Department Store ‘Three Star Bargain Store Lazar”s Department Store I):-v Cleaning ’ Shannon’s _ -Su'hshine Dry Cleaning Electrical S11pplies- & Novelties Hygrade Electrical Novelty Company /Food Markets Dodega La Borincano Johnny’s Food Market London's J Alfonso Rosa Furniture New Day Furniture Company Spatz Furniture Department Victor Kay Furniture Company Grocers A. Aponte A. Bonhome Cecil Martell N. Goldberger T. J. Krikorian & Son .T Popeil Rand Tea & Coffee Progressive Market ;I. Vega Willow Trading Company “Hardware 85 Supplies ‘ Fifth Avenue Hardware Hilloisiery & Lingerie Sa’m,Ad_er Greénfields 'Lenox Silk Mills Ann’s Specialty Shop . ice Cream .. .. - . Pilgrim HyGrade Ice Cream The NEW DAY ADVERTISERS Jewelry Empire Jewelry S Company Sterling‘ Jewelry Company Ladies’ VVe-ar Coopers Mme. Jeannette La Ritzy Dress Shop Orkins . Goldhut Bargains Hannah Dress Shop Heitner’s Patience Waite Peace Dove Dress Shop University Style Shop Laundries Belstrat Laundry Company, Inc, Love Hand Laundry New Day Laundry Peace Laundry Sarah's Hand Laundry Wonderful Hand Laundry Leather Goods, Luggage & Sportswear G»andelman’s Lou’-Sol Sportswear, Inc. Pullman's Bag Shop ‘Wonder Pocketbook Factory Lost & Found Lillian Jefferson Lumber — Donnellv Nash Lumber Company John Eagen Lumber ‘Company Meats-—Fish—Poultr_v Gerber’s Meat Market Harrv Kramer La Competidora Sea Foods Washington Beef Company Westchester Hotel Supply S. & H. Market V Men’s Furnishings V Mantis F. Backer A Goldhut Bargain House Peace Men's ‘Wear & Dress Shop ‘ Royal Men's Wear S & J Clothing Mluilleliv 83 Supplies Manhattan Millinery Kr S111')nlie5 Divine Peace Mission Hat Shop Music _ Rainbow Music & Gift Shop Office Supplies Huguenot Stationery & Printing Co. Oil Burner Turner Optometrists Somers & Zims Painters & Supplies Rene‘:-1.1 Union ‘Paint Organization Empire State Paint C. R: I. Weisman Louis Eig Perfect Endulrance-Painter—Plasterer Power ‘Dealers Kriegel's Store Hearts Paper Company P1-atom-anhers & Supplies Harrington Stwdios Heinze Photo Engraving Pliinihing‘ & Supplies Rex Supply Company Benjamin Plumbing Company . Produce Mercliant George Victor Williams Tony Anmmziato & Son Rnrlline 8r Pnnoirs /\ udubou ‘Radios Penn-n Radio Repair Ron? Wsttltp John Lamb YPm:fnwr-av-fa - ’“'\o“oY'"“v° Dining Room Door-ra. Tl/rnrlnstv Dining Room PM-we To The World ‘ ‘ Pence Res-taurant——La, Salle Stree Seth. Noah ~ Riding Academy Central Park Equestrian Club, Inc. Shoes Ground Gripper Shoes London Spring Arch Shoes Boston Shoe Exchange Farber's Family Shoe Shop Harry's Bootery Mode Shoes Richie’s Shoes Siegel’s Shoes Stately Health Shoes White Cross Shoes Ber Shans La Popular Shuts Repairing W. F. Anderson S. Garlock Peace Shoe Repairing Peace Shoe Shining Parlors Co-op. Peace Tailor ’& Shoe Shop Silks-—Cottons-——VVoolens Manhattan Max Marcus Park Avenue Textile Tailors J. E. Eldridge Peace Tailor Shop ‘ K Peace Tailor & Shoe Shop Tires and Tubes General Tire Company . Peace Mission Tire Shop Typewriters Huguenot Stationery & Printing Co. Variety Stores The Dollar Day 5c-—10c STORES W. T. Grant McCrory's Penny Thrift Shop BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 13. & M. Cleaners & Dyers The Peace Restaurant JAMAICA, L. I. Backer's Bake Shop Liberty Hotel Supply Manhattan Millinery Peace Lunch Room Sol Schildkraut, Inc. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Brothers’ and Sisters’ Shoe Shine AVENEL, N. J. Vico Cain BLOOMFIELD, N. J; Brookdale Beverages ELIZABETH, N. J. Paul Faithful Peace Restaurant Peace Luncheonett-e NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Peace Lunch Room NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Bi11’s Fish Market -C Co—operative Fish Market Cooperative Peace Restaurant Peace Grocery Store _ _ Peace Lunch Room~——V1rg1n Mary Slotnick’s J. F. Blackmon ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Peace Grocery Store KINGSTON, N. Y. é Wm. VC. Schryver Lumber Co. _ SEATTLE, WASHINGTON The Chateau — The NEW DAY Peace Dial Log WEAF 660; WJZ 760; WMCA 570; WABC 860; WOR 710; WINS 1180; WI-IN 1010. NEWS DAILY EXCEPT ‘SUNDAY ’2.00—”—a.m. WOR News ‘ 6.40——W'OR News; Joe Bier 8.00—WOR Mark Hawley 9.25——WA»BC Press Radio“ 9.45«—WEA.F—WJZ -Press ‘Radio 10.00—WOR "Frank ‘Singziser 12.30~p.m. Wor Mank: Hawley 4.00~—WOR Frank ‘Singiser 5.00‘—WOR V. Connolly 6.00—WINiS Globetrotter 6.30—AWOR News 6.45—WI-IN L. Thomas (Mon-Fri.) 9.00~—WOR G. Heatlter (Mon.—Fri.) 1045-—WHN Review of Day's News 11.00-WOR Arthur Hale WINS: News every hour on the hour FRIDAY 7.15——»a.m. WOR Musical Clock 7.45—WEAF Radio Ru-bes 10.15mWINS Sundown Slim 12.15~p.m WOR Count Your Bles-A sings 1.30~—WOR Radio Garden Club 3.00—WOR Women’s Hour 5.‘OO-W\EAF Tune Types 7 .15-W:O»R .Answerman 7.30——WOR Lone Ranger 9.30~—WEAF Death Valley Days 10.00»—WOR Famous First Facts SATURDAY 6.45—a.m. WOR Swift; Detect. 8.15 WEAF Junior News 9.45~—a.m. WOR Museum Talk 8.30——VV~EAF Clipping Bureau 9.15—WEAF Sat. Morn. Club Mo. 2-9220 2 THREE STAR BARGAIN STORE. SILKS, WOOLENS, COTTON GOODS MAX ZITOMERSKY, Prop. 10% Discount to FATHERS Children 1o.15—wov Goody needs Cluib 1‘1.0‘5—WIN«S cKiddie Revue 11.45—-WOV Consumers’ Inform. 1;15—p.m. WINS ‘This Week Around Town 1.30——WIN‘S Front Page Drama 3.30——~WEAF Swingology 5.45——WEAF Aviation Talk, a 8.00——WINS ‘Spanish Hour ,10.00——WOR Impressions SUNDAY 8.00——a.m. WEAF Organ Recital 9.00—WOR Raiinibow House; Children 10.30—-—WO~R Don Reads Comics 11.00—WEA‘F Press Radio News 2.30——p.m. WEAF -Sunday Drivers 4. 30—~WEAF‘Wor1d is Yours 5.30—WE'AF Spy Secrets 7.00—WOzR Hawaii Calls. 7.00——WABC People's Platform 7.30—WOR News; F. Singiser 8.00—WEAF Chase & Sanborn Hour 10.00——-WOR Goodwill Hour 10.30—WA*BC Headlines & Byiines . MONDAY 6.45«—a.m WOR Sunkistime 7 .30—WEAF Morning Greetings 8.25~—WOR Headlines 10.30——WOR Lonely Cowboy 11.30—WOR Count Your Blessings 12.45——p.m. WOR World Traveler 3.00—W-OR Women's ‘Hour 4.30~—WEAF Happy Jack; Songs 5.30~WA?BC March of Games 7.15—-WOR Answerman 7.30—-WOR Lone Ranger 10.00—WEAF -Contented Program TUESDAY 7.45—a.m. WEAF Radio Rubes 8.30———WEAF Clipping ‘Bureau PEACE PEACE 1. STEINBEROG I Full Line Bed Springs -— Mattresses_Mad_e Over, $2 ' A FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE A 10% disc. to FATHER'S_Ch1*1dre,n. « August 10.30——WOR Variety P1ﬁogram.'ﬂ:' 12.30.—p.m. WEAF T‘ime,foi:Thought ‘ 2.00——WOR Hitmakers ‘ _ 5.00——VVOR Women Make News ; 6.00—~WEAF "Science in News 7.45—.WOR Don’t'You Believe It 9.00—WEAF Vox Pop 2 ’ 3 O ' ' 9.30——WOR Say itwith ‘Words ' 1.0.00~WABC' Time to ‘Shine 10.1:-y—woR Ray G. Swing; Comm].-‘_ WEDNESDAY I 7.15——a.m. WOR Musical Clock‘ T 7.30-—WEAF Morning Greetings ‘ 1.30—p.m. WEAF Words and P‘ Music - I A 5.00,—~WEAF Who Sang it? 6.00—~WOR Uncle Don; , Children 8.00——WABC Gang Busters 8.30-—WEAF' T. Dorsey's Orch. ~9.,1‘5—VV~O~’R Novelty Choir ~ ‘ ‘ 10.00-—WEAF‘ K. Kyser; Music. Class- 10.30——WA'BC It Can Be Done; Guest THURSDAY 8.30-a.m. WEAF Clipping Bureau; . 9.00—WOR .vSyn-copaters 10.00'——WOR Singing Stnings 11.00——WOR Woman’s Page 4.55——p.m. WOR Gab. Heatter 5.00—WEAF‘ Men of Harmony 5.15—~WEA‘F Nature Study Club 7.45~—WOR Do'n’t You ‘Believe It.’ 8.00-—WEAF Rudy Vallee Hour 9.00~WABC Major Bowes . 10.00——WEAF Kraft Music Hall “Do -not offer Ito God. a . spirit dreaming of the things you could‘ do, or may do at some other time, but offer Him your vwakeful, rejoic-= ing, present energies.” Phone: ED 4-8815 & 8813 AU 3-1963. 6 .02 ' 226-223 West 145th St., ’N..Y. ~Thank You, 1576 Pa/rk..A.ve. So. West ‘cor. 113th St. New York City PEACE . LA POPULAR O . FAMILY SHOE STORE A complete line of men's, w0n;1en’.s. and children’s shoes At the Lowest Prices. 70 EAST 112th STREET New York City ; .PEACE, _ ’ HARRY’S BOOTERY ALL SUMMER sH-oEs REDUCED 2 FINEST QUALITY HO‘-SIERY mm 5th AV-E. V-vCor. 116th.St. «NEW YORK CITY Mo. 2-1343‘: O I O‘ I ‘PEACE ANN’S SPECIALTY SHOP I I I-IOSIERY ~. UNIFORMS - CORSETS ' I Underwear, AD_resses,.~G1ouves We spec'ialize. in extra sizes.. 1:52 LENOX AvE., bet. 116th & 117th sts._., N. Y. (3. S1021 East Pike street Tel. LE. 4-4100 - TRINITY DAIRY CO., Inc. Distributors of * I High Grade Dairy Products 3 Bottled Milk & Cream- 421- 425 EAST 107th ‘ST. A PEACE “Peace tothe World at Large!” Meals 10c..andV15c.» I 4 EAST 11:51:; s'mEE'r You; -FATHER’. A Thank ,...., PEACE . Seattle; .Washgp i>EAcE I New; yon. Cit-y~ coon EATS at THECHATEAU.“ .119. 3 August 18th, 1938 The NEW DAY 59 _ 97 St. Nicholas Ave. PEACE ODE Specializing in ARCH SUPPORT SHOES We Thank You, FATHER S 158 West 125th‘ Street / of all descriptions Not only have we shoes for everyday comfort but we have shoes to give you comfort of body and mind in any place where a dressy shoe is more appropriate. AII shoes fitted by experts. Jom our Hosiery Club and cut your hosiery bill by getting an extra pair bee. PEACE Thank You, FATHER WONDERFUL HAND LAUNDRY Close to Kingdom Headquarters SERVES ALL FAITHFULLY , Prompt Service New York City N. Y. Best Work (Near 115th St.) JOHN LAMB REAL ESTATE Property Management 29 WEST 126th STREET New York City Tel. HA. 7-2157 PEACE Tel. MO. 2-1650 LOUIS EIG PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES Varmishes, Oils, Shellacs, Brushes. FREE and PROMPT DELIVERIES 1724 MADISON AVE., Near 114th St.., New York City. PEACE PEACE I It's Wonderful. Sole Agent for the GENUINE LOU-PEDIC ARCH SUPPORT SHOES SIEGELS 72 East 125th Street PEACE Thank You, FATHER LOVE HAND LAUNDRY MENDING and DARNING FREE WORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED 2901 EIGHTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY ‘ Between 153rd and 154th Sts. PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE MISSION TIRE SHOP New—-Used Tires & Other Equipment FLATS FIXED AT SHOP —— 25c. HAr1em 7-2157 18 West 144th Street PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE MODESTY DINING ROOM Meals Served in Father’s Mind and Spirit 2468 - 8th AVE. N. Y. CITY Near 132nd St. PEACE Thank You, FATHER, BIG 1V.[ID'SUN[lV[ER SALE IS NOW GOING ON AT THE DOLLAR DAY 5-10c. DEPARTMENT STORE 82 AMSTERDAM AVE. Near 63rd St. N. Y., C. FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION Kingdoms, Extensions and Connections Under FATHER'S Personal Jurisdiction NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters and Office, 36-38 W. 123rd St., Tel: HA 7-8124. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 152-160 W. 126th St., Tel.: MO 2-2386. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Annex, 24 W. 115th Street. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Grocery Store, 26 West 115th St. R-EV. . J. DIVINE, 204 W. 63rd St. . DIVINE, 239 W. 113th St. . DIVINE, 58 W. 114th St. . DIVINE, 19 W. 117th St. . DIVINE, 103 W. 117th St. . DIVINE, 105 W. 119th St. J. DIVINE, 59 E. 122nd St. J. DIVINE, 25 & 29 W. 126th St. J. DIVINE, 16 W. 131st St. . J. DIVINE, 203 W. 139th St. Peace Mission Garages, 16-18-20-22-30 & 32 West 144th St. —— Tel. AU. 3-9258. 43 West 143rd St. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 1/2 Mile W. of City, Lake Mohawk Rd. JAMAICA, N. Y. 158-11 South Rd., Jamaica. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 468-470 Broad St. MILFORD, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 11 Gunn Street. SAYVILLE, LONG ISLAND REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters, 72 Macon Street. Other Peace Missions, Extensions and Connections: ALABAMA ENTERPRISE — B a p ti s t Hill, carry Hutchinson. 5555555553 _ ARIZONA 136% North 10th Ave., Phoenix. AUSTRALIA Mrs. G. Malm, 308 George St., Sydney. Australian Church Hall, Russell St., Mel- bourne. Private address——Mrs. Andrews, Oxford Chambers, Bourke St., Mel- V bourne. ilygon St. Carlton, Victoria, Miss McIlroy. James P. Allen, 59 Maple St., Victoria. BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. Westbury New Rd., Barbados. James Street, Barbados. Mrs. Smith, Chapman's Cross Bridgetown, Barbados. CALIFORNIA 744 Hayes St., San Francisco. 8011/; Hayes St., San Francisco. 808 Capitol Ave., San Francisco. 1828 Ellis Street, San Francisco. 821 Pacific Ave., San Francisco. 952 8th St., Oakland. 1075 7th St., Oakland. 1435 Filbert St., Oakland. 1483-1485 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. 964 E. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles. 1777 West 35th Place, Los Angeles. Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, 1102 E. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. 2602 So. Central Ave., Los Angeles. 3945 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles. 1651 Essex St., Los Angeles. 4611 Compton Ave., Los Angeles. Road, PEACE O Restaurrint Supplies 0 Soda .,F'o1ii‘1tain Supplies 0 Spicés, Mayonnaise, Syrups 323 W. 141st STEEECEJ 1* Phone; EDgecombe 4-1699 Free Delivery Agwhere The NEW DAY Miss Farlice, Agent, 588 W. Claremont St., Pasadena. 21 Roberts St., Santa Cruz. 3427 Florence St., San Diego. 258 So. 2nd Street, San Jose. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. 3. Box 46, So. Park, Santa Rosa. CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. 1454 St. Antoine St., Montreal, Canada. 1116 Broad St., Room 20, Victoria, B. C. 221 Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 1050 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. 1075 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. 840 Gore Ave., Vancouver, B. C. COLORADO 1895 Lafayette Street, Denver. 614 No. Frankland, Colorado Springs. 25 W. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs. CONNECTICUT 19 Vista Street, Stamford. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 534 Harvard St., N. W., Washington. 1113 "0" St., N. W., Washington. FLORIDA 15th St., Miami. 5th Pl., Miami. GEORGIA Bolton St., Savannah. 31st St., Savannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave., Chicago. 206 E. 55th St., Chicago. KANSAS “V 534 Golden Ave., Topeka. MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 718 Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACIIUSETIIS 150>Lenox St., Bo. .. 312 Columbus Av 534 N. W. 2169 N. W. 734 E. 511 E. Paul. $7 Minneapolis. “South’ Minneapolis. _ ‘sf MISSOURI 2014]/,3, Carr reet, St. Louis. 2750 Clark Ave., St. Louis. 1123 No. 13th St., St. Louis. ‘NEBRASKA 2877 wi_ St., Omaha. 251 No‘-r‘ St., Newark. NEW JERSEY 1130 Ad” St., Asbury Park. 1820 G ee 'ood. Ave., Neptune. 111 Pe nsylvapia Ave., Pleasantville. 148 Bond St., Eliz beth. 20 Willard Place, ontclair. 271 Washington Street, Rahway. 417 Rahway Avenue, Westfield.' 801 St. George Ave., Roselle. 43 Schureman St., New Brunswick. Cor. Astor St. and Avenue C., Nwk.“ 131 Broome St., Newark. 911 Baltic Ave.," Atlantic City. ° 326 Mulberry St., Newark. 119 York St., Jersey City. 251 No’rfolk‘.S_t., Newark. ‘\- >1 ~ 1, , 9 NEW YORK 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon "Ave., Brooklyn. 414 Frankl "Ave., Brooklyn. 204-25 45th rive, Bayside. 110-34 Union Hall St., Jamaica. ul “ 300 Stanley St., W '5’ 735 So. Smith Ave... -. 3142‘ N. E. - 228 — 8th St., Thank You, FATHER’ ~1E>1-3 ACE HEARTS PAPER CO.“ 0 Papers and Paper Products 259 LEN OX AVE. August, 1 8th, 107th Ave. & 171st St., Jamaica. 159-04 So. Rd., Jamaica. 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 749 Bayview Ave., Inwood, L. .I. 7 Bay St., Oyster Bay. .\ Derport Road, Huntington. ‘N, 25 Udell Drive, Manhassett. ‘ 43 Winchester St., White Plains. \. 155 William St., Buffalo. \ NORTH CAROLINA \ 328 Pine St., Belhaven. ‘\~._ OHIO 336 Parsons Ave., Columbus. 944 E. Fulton St., Columbus. 494 Armstrong St., Columbus. 1024 E. Long, Columbus 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 416 W. Southern Ave., Springfield. 613 W. 7th St., Cincinnati. 708 Linn St., Cincinnati. PANAMA Henry J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. \ Thos. N. A. Bennett, .Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. PENNSYLVANIA 1424 N. 24th St., Philadelphia. 3424 Ludlow St., Philadelphia. 528 So. 16th St., Philadelphia. 5829-31 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia. 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsburgh. 1520 Clarke St., Pittsburgh. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, Washington. SOUTH CAROLINA 5 280 2nd Street, Cherafq. SWITZERLAND __ L: Enquire Frau Kurt Muttenz. BR TTISELLEN: Winterthurerstr. 292|11. BUETZBERG: Fam. Leu - Graf Waldegg. GOLDAU: Marie Wenger, Sonnegg. HERRLIBERG: Schuepbach Chalet 509. ‘ OBERRIEDEN: Frau Lips - Thurnheer R ' garten. _ RH ECK: Fam. Schiegg, hinter dam Mar _ ROMAkl$t'SHORN: Schaltegger, Pens. Balin- anges . RORSCHACH: Herrn G. Bosshart, Loe- wenstr. 37. ST. GALLEN: Frau Schalcher, Mueller - Friedbergstr. 1. THUN: Fritz Tschaggelar, Steffisburg. WINTERTHUR: Fam. Guyer - Bucher, Leimeneggstr. 18. ZUERICH: Limmatstr. 118, Tel. 932,458. All further information through European Office, FATHER DIVINE’S Peace Mission, Postfach 58, Wallisellen, Switzerland. ‘ VIRGINIA 119 So. 1st St., Richmond. 200 Brook Rd., Richmond. WASHINGTON . 2705 Wetmore Ave., Everett. 424 High St., Bellingham. 124 Right St., Bellingham. 15061/2 Broadway, Tacoma. 3102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. 1907 E. Madison, Seattle. 1608-12th Ave., 3rd floor, Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2246 West 56th St., Seattle. 5213-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St., Monroe. PARTIAL LIST—Because of the un- known number of FATHER DIVINE Con- nections throughout the world the above is but a partial list for reference. Thank You, FATHER 1 Peace Tailor Shop Ladies’ 8 Gents’ Suits Made to Order Cleaning .._ ‘Dyeing — Repairing,'etc. S. W. Cor. 123rd St. N. Y. C. 5
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Notes: Courtesy of the Peace Mission Movement of Father Divine, Woodmont, Pennsylvania.
Geography: Harlem (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Father Divine, Peace Mission Movement -- Periodicals, Communal living--United States--Periodicals
Identifier: fdi-tnd-002-033-1938-08-18
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 02, no. 34 (August 25, 1938)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1938-08-25
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: ‘@533 NEWEDDEASS? VOL. II THURSDAY,. AUGUST 25th, 1938 A.D.F.D. No. 34 FATHER DIVINE 2 [he NEW DAY August 25th, 1938 A». C The NEW DAY C 5 0 A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 5 . PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. 156 W. 126th ‘St., New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. One Year _ $2.00 Six Months _______________________________________ __ 1.00 Single Copy ________________________________ __ 5 cents t O I FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25. Single Copy 7c. ”Entered as second—c1ass matter May 11, 1938, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879.” Vol. II, No. 34 August 25th, 1938 Thank You, FATHER If You need a _ TRUNK — SUITCASE — BAGS G0 to GANDELMAN’S 42 W. 116th St. Save 10% PEACE UN. 4-7068 PEACE Everything for Men Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Hats, Caps, Pants, Sweet-Orr Work Clothes F. BACKER 2331 - 8th AVENUE, .. _. ' Near 125th St.. N. V. C. ' .. / Phone: MO. 2-902.1 PEACE Dr. ww/um RUSENIHM S...
Show more‘@533 NEWEDDEASS? VOL. II THURSDAY,. AUGUST 25th, 1938 A.D.F.D. No. 34 FATHER DIVINE 2 [he NEW DAY August 25th, 1938 A». C The NEW DAY C 5 0 A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 5 . PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NEW DAY PUBLISHING CO. 156 W. 126th ‘St., New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 Manager: De Voute and others. One Year _ $2.00 Six Months _______________________________________ __ 1.00 Single Copy ________________________________ __ 5 cents t O I FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25. Single Copy 7c. ”Entered as second—c1ass matter May 11, 1938, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879.” Vol. II, No. 34 August 25th, 1938 Thank You, FATHER If You need a _ TRUNK — SUITCASE — BAGS G0 to GANDELMAN’S 42 W. 116th St. Save 10% PEACE UN. 4-7068 PEACE Everything for Men Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Hats, Caps, Pants, Sweet-Orr Work Clothes F. BACKER 2331 - 8th AVENUE, .. _. ' Near 125th St.. N. V. C. ' .. / Phone: MO. 2-902.1 PEACE Dr. ww/um RUSENIHM Surgeon Dentist Ga: extractions — Novocaine extractions Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 303 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY N. W. Cor. 8th Avenue. PEACE Un. 4-2070 For Good Honest Tailoring Go to J. E. ELDRIDGE MERCHANT TAILOR Suits Made to Your Measure 2121-7th AVENUE. Cor. 126th St. New York City. FITTED BY X-RAY HEALTH SPOT SHOES Fit Every Curve on the soles of your feet. Step Out of Foot Trouble Into Foot Health WHITE CROSS SHOE CLINIC 56 WEST 125th ST., Bet. Lenox and Fifth Avenues FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN PEACE Special Discount to FATHER DIVINE'S Children. RlCHIE’S SHOE SHOPS Ladies’ Highest Grade Shoes OUR QUALITY & BRANDS Of Shoes Cannot Be Duplicated Anywhere We Have From Size 1 to 10—AAA to EEE in Stock. 46 WEST 116th ST. Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. New York PEACE Thank You, FATHER PROSPERITY BARBER SHOP HAIR CUT 100-—SHAVE 5c SHOE REPAIRING SHOP In theliear NEW YORK NEW LOW PRICES 270 LENOX AVE. PEACE SPECIALS Spatz Furniture Dept. 2341 -8th AVE. (Bet. 1251:]: and 126th Sts.Q FURNITURE of ALL KINDS from a CHAIR to ‘SUITES o-r SETS. NEW -— RECONDITIONED — SECONDS — Also Rugs & Linoleums. SHIPMENTS ANYWHERE Thank You, FATHER PEACE HAr1em 7-8124 Wonder Pocketbook Factory Wholiesale ‘E5 Retail Pocketbooks Made. to Order—Also Repaired 36 W. 123rd STREET-I jg NEW YORK, N. Y. Comfort Shoes for Feet That Hart 0 When your feet are tired, you are tired all over and the wrong type of shoes is usually at the bottom of it all. Wear Simplex Travel-Aire Shoes that exercise and tired feeling. Do away with this strengthen your foot ‘muscles as you walk. STATELY HEALTH SHOES 2 EAST 125:1." s'r., Near 5:}. Ave. NEW YORK CITY Our Business Increased 100 per cent. — Thank You, FATHER. August 25th, 1938 1,- «P “‘ ,_* _. __ , __.. , ‘CONTENTS FA'I‘IIE.R’S Messages page Banquet Table, 152-1_60 126th.~*St., N. Y. 0., Sat. Eve. and Sun. Morn., Aug. 20 and 21, 3:00 A.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 Banquet Table, 220 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J., Wed, Aug. 17, 4:05 P.M. .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th: St., N. Y. 0., Fri. Eve. and Sat. Morn.,_Aug._ 5 and 6, 1:05 A.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..14 Banquet Table, King’s Town, N. Y., Thurs., Aug. 18, 10:05 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 18 Banquet Table, Divine Lodge, Samsonville, N. Y., Fri. Eve., Aug. 19, Part 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Banquet T‘a¢*h‘l‘e, Divine Lodge, Samsonville, N. Y., Fri. Eve., Aug. 19, Part 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 Banquet ‘Table, Divine Lodge, Samsonville, N. Y., Sat., Aug. .20, 11:45 A.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30 Interview with Mr. Bird and Mr. Glenn, Sun., Aug. 21., 7 ‘P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 36 Banquet Table, Divine Lodge, Samsonville, N. Y., Sat., Aug. 20, 1:20 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 “Righteousness——«Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Righteous Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49 Pocketbook of ‘Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 52 Business Men’s Reaction to ‘the Peace Mission . . . . .. 53 Advertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 57 Peace Dial Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 58 World News “FEATHERLESS” CHICKS, developed throughabreed- ing, will be exhibited at the New York St-ate Fair, Aug. 29 to Sept. 10th, lb-y the Cornell University Poultry De- partment. “I BELIEVE -that the time has come for -business men to cease harping on the theme that -the govern- ment‘-iis the enemy of business,” John W. Planes, mem- ber of SEC, said recently. GIGANTIC PREPARATIONS are under way for the defense of I-Iankow, in case Japanese break through Chi- nese lines 100 miles away. One million soldiers an-d 250,- 000 civilians have been mobilized, including noted Chi- nese women to assist as nurses. THREE SLIGHT SHOCKS‘ shook south Jersey and ‘parts of Pennsylvania Tuesday. Several earth tremors disturbed residents of Maine last week. ‘ A lV.[OTO*RMAN and passenger were killed and .l:‘or-ty- tsains at 116th St. and Leigington Avenue. NEW’ YORK STATE Democratic -Convention will ‘be held in Rochester, Septemloer 29. _ FOUR’ LEADERS of a Philadelphia. county prison sit- down hunger strike were found dead in their cells. Early reports stated they had"bec;n scaldedvand beaten to death; amore -thorough investigation and autopsy are held.‘ Most of 600 strikers who were demanding a va- ried diet, forsool: the :st1°il:e after‘ t11_1°ee days. The NEW DAY I S 3 nine were injiired in a rear end -collision of two subway '\ FRANCO rejected the plan for withdrawal of foreign troops from Spain, causing a collapse of Clia-mberlainls plans. France threatens ,to reopen her borders to send supplies to the Loyalists. . TESTIMONY at the notorious Hines trial which is stirring New York, has brought out the fact that Hines’ Harlem numbers racket hea-dquarters was located at 351 Lenox Avenue, near 127th Street. » A SERIOUS EXPEDITI-ON, promoted by a Miss Ster- ling,‘ will «set out to capture the mythical Loch Ness sea monster. CHIROPODISTS in convention have announced wom- en's feet aretwo sizes larger on the average than twen- ty years ago. Maybe they are just wearing more sen- sible shoes. V A GIGANTI-C WHEAT -CROP in the U. S. and Can- ada presages very‘ low wheat prices and heavy drain on Government subsidy to farmers during the next year. A NEW BRIDGE across some of the Thousand Is- lands, connecting Canada and the U. S., was opened last week -by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Mc- Kenzie King .of Canada. It was mentioned -that Fort Henry was being reconstructed, not to repel an invasion- «but to attract an '1-.nV'3.Si01’1-—-Of tourists. AT THE DEDlZCA_TO.RY SERVICE of the Thousand Islands Bridge at Ivy Lee, ‘President Roosevelt warned Americans and Canadians of certain utility interests which are seeking concessions to monopolize the water- power of the St. Lawrence and thereby dominate an area larger than someVEuropean countries. He‘ said the U. S. would aid Canada if at-tack-ed.i “PROSPECTS OF ‘END-URING PEACE are brighter on the North American continent than anywhere else in the world,” the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario said, as many notables spoke at the opening of the American- Can~adi=an memorial bridge. 1 BY UNANIM-OUS VOTE the New York State Con- stitutional Convention in Albany adopted an anti-dis- crimination clause in the new State -Constitution. NUMBER ONE ECONOMIC PROBLEM of the U. S. is the South. A report -compiled by Southerners for the ’ National Emergency Council shows the average South- ern family’s_ annual .inco’rne -is $314.-, compared with $6047 for all of U. S. Average value of taxable property is $463 compared to $1,370Vfor S." ‘ Containing‘ more than half of the na-tio_n_’.-s fajrine1's, the South has only one ﬁfth of the farmdirnplements. It_’s richest state is poorer than the poorest state of the rest of the nation. “A GENTLEMAN, Who, I ‘hope, will -be the next Sen- ator from this state,” is the introduction President’ Roosevelt gave Lawrence S. -Camp at a Warm Springs, Georgia banquet. Later he uttered a polite purge of ‘anti-court-reform Senator George. S ’1Nl"leR.EsNv1in.E, -0., where “Cotton" Ed. sxnith. liad -said,‘ ”Il‘l God-blessed South Ca»i~oi'na ﬁfteyiiqcentsi 3..- day spells security,” the Presidential "rain stopped and Mr. Roosevelt ‘said, “I don’t believe any family or any L , man in South Carolina. can 1-ive on fifty cents a day,” thereby di_S‘approving of Smith -and his policy, «favor of Gov,e1“110i§ Olin J0h1'1.iS0¥1~ ‘ ' ’ :aEi3:eLs were blocked in atten1'pt_s to break Loyalist lines. Both sides suffered heavy'c‘a.su— A PEACE .4 , T_heNEW DAY REPUBLICANS in vast numbers in Idaho voted to nominate Democrat D. Worth Clark over Senator Pope, favored New Dealer. After a conference with the Pres- . ident, Pope decided to run on an independent ticket. CIO OFFICIALS numbering 280 were named as Com- munist members through whom it was claime-d Moscow controls U. labor. Among olficials named we-re Jolm Br-ophy, a director of CIO; Francis Gorman, President of.United Textile Workers; Harry Bridges, leader of Paciﬁc Coast Maritime Workers; Ben. Gold, President of International Union. of Fur Workers; and Morris Muster, President of United Furniture Vvorkers. WORLD PEACE DAY, sponsored by the World Fel- lovvship of Faiths, will he held this Saturday‘, Aug. 27. AN ALASKAN EXPEDITION of the ‘National Geo- graphic «Society has di~scovered the Alaskan glacial sys- tem isconnected, making it the largest ice pack in the ~ ,.world outside the two polar ice caps. MOST EFFECTIVE OBSTRUCTIONIST among Con- gressmen is Representative John O’Conner, Cha-irman of the House Rules Committee, declared the President. He voted against court reform and the reorganization bill. QUIET BROODING by Vice President Garner and, Postmaster General Farley may presage a purge of the purgers when the National Democratic Convention comes around in 1940. _ “CZECI-IO-SLOVAKIA” spelled with a hyphen is one .of the demands of the Slovakian People’.s party in that harassed bastion of Europe. The S1-ovak minority is also demanding its own parliament and army. LITTLE MONEY AND LOTS OF ENEMIES are ham- pering the Dies Committee investigating un-American activities. Everybody, from ministers to Shirley Temple, has (seen implicated as aiding Communists unwittingly. A COOPERATIVE TRACTOR FACTORY, probably to be erected at Arthurdale, W. Va., resulted in industrial- ists accusing the government of collectivism. ADMIRAL HORTHY, regent of Hungary, ‘has ap- parently made a pact with I-Iitlelr, breaking the Little , Entente and extending the power of Greater Germany. The Admiral and Hitler reviewed the German ﬂeet at Kiel and Madame I-Io-rthy christened a new German war- craft. T UN. 4-7640 CHAUFFEUR EXPEREENCED , . By Day, Vveek or Month JO‘HN—-160 WEST 126th ST.., N’. Y. CITY Day Tel. ED.’ /.1—3220—-Night OL. 2-2658 A. L. E.ASl'l'M0lND AUTO BLACKSMITH ‘ Electric and Acetylene Vi/‘elder Specializing in Hot Water Tanks and Steam Boilers Bodies, Fenders and Painting——Towing * ' Day and Night Service 37 144th ST‘R:EET PEACE New York City CAugu’st 23th, 1938 DOUGLAS CORRIGAN is winging his way in easy stages (in the right direction) -across the U. S. COOPERATIVE OIL STATIONS in Oakland, Ca1., are being vvarred upon by major oil companies by shutting off their supply. They have made la. contract with‘ a small independent company. ' LEhigh 4-2978 PEACE U. S. IRON & WIRE WORl§jS G.-e-nerai. Repairs Cellar Doors Iron Staircases Fire Escapes Vvindow Guards Gratings J. B~ERlV.[AN-—-109 Eillst 114th Street, _New York City PEACE ' PEACE We Thank YOU, FATHER, for YOUR Message ‘We Wish to Cooperate GONSHAECS DEPARTMENT STORE 272~274—_ VVEST 125th ‘STREET NEW YORK CIT‘¥ PEACE PEACE B. & M. CLEANERS & DYERS Incorporated A Modern Cleansing and Dyeing Institution’ 106 to 118 New Lots Ave. SAMUEL ADER 130 WEST 125th STREET Ma.id+'s Uniﬁornm, Hosiery; Lingerie, Oorserbs. Sportswear, Umbrellas, Trimks, Leather Goods 10 per cent Reduction to Readers of This Paper. Special BeachyW§ar Thank.You, FATHER Brooklyn, N. Y. Phones: ME1ro~se 5-4121; 4122; 4123 PEACE lwestcliester Hotel Supply Co., Inc. Quality Meats and Poultry 524 WESTGHESTER. AVE. BRONX, N. Y. PEACE Thank You, FATHER J. V E G A GROCERIES, VEGETABLES and MEAT MARKET 2'79 WEST 113th STREET ‘ NEW YORK CITY PEACE V BAKERY Better Butter B1-e~ad—T~ennis Taste Tells 1.452 FIFTH AVENUE . 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The Banquet was just about completed, and a Message was being read from the latest issue of “The New Day,«” which the welleattended as- sembly was enjoying. ~While good attention was given to the reading of the Message, all eyes of the Followers, however, were fastened in.the direction of the door, so that if by any chance “The Duesenberg” should drive up to the Door with the LORD in it, the signal could quickly be given to the entire .assembly, without tion. Throughout the Banquet, i.ntcr_iecti<:»n.s were made by some of the jolly Angels, such as “Any minute!” “An.y minute now the BODY will be here!” And sure enough, just about midway of the Message, a great turnultuous shout went up and instantaneously the throng within was on its feet to assure themselves that the LORD was here in reality. It was shortly learned that there was no uncertainty about this matter. It was an actual fact. The happy children crowded. in the LORD’S Private Oiﬁce, where they adored and enjoyed the PERSONAL PRESENCE of the SA}/IQUR for a while, then, returned to the Ba11quet Hall again, ‘where they r continued tiheir eapr'ession of jubilanc-y until “The BODY” Personally arrived. . _. When F‘A'l‘H.ER entered the Dining Hall, the multiplication of cheers and adoration sounded loud an-d long, and there was presented an impressive and ecstatic picture; and although it was nearly two o’cloek in the morning, the audience was just asirejuvea nated and ‘wiide~awalre., if it were two o'clock‘ in the afternoon. All sleep vanished with the appearance of the LORD, for HIS PRESENCE is our satisﬁer, our Joy and our desire. FATHER. sweetly and softly sang a little song which was hardly audible to those that sat quite near HIM, as for the present time, the singing of songs has been eliminated at nights after 10:00 o’clock; but just the motion of His Lips pleased the children. A sincere testimony came forth, and then FATHER spoke as follows to the delight of all of that waiting assembly who show their love and devotion for their SAVIOUR in walking in His Statutes .and proving their con- fidence and loyalty to HIM by recognizing HIS EVER-PRESENCE. LORD of our Being, we thank THEE. , (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: » (“‘Peace,, FATHER DEAR!” shouted. an enthu~ siastic .assc1:nbly..) V In the Name of «GOD I Come,“ the same as 11 ()El,II1Q., I have arisen. as I arose: I stand as I stood. Here you all are, and there I AM, lifting you up internally, mentally and Spiritually, that you might realize, as GOD HIMSELF is lifted, even, so lift I you. While sitting and thinking, I thought of how marvelous it is to realize, if GOD is for you as aperson, who can be against you? If this is true for you, how about for the FUNDAMENTAL of Whorn you say I AM? If there is any failure in GOD on any grounds, let GOD fail and go down and let something else arise. Aren’t you glad? i * If after the ‘manner of men I speak, iflProvi~ dence so sees ﬁt that that which I AM and AM‘ said to be can cease, why, permit it to be. 3 If it can cease or if it eoulcl fail, it should fail. If there are enough powers on earth or anywhere else to prohibit. GOD from His Activities and ...._...r..» .. 6 The NEW DAY continuance of working and expressing His Su- premacy, why, then I-IE should come to His Des- tination and let that which is Eternal come forth into expression. Aren’t you glad? Millions have declared “if all of the earth oppose, GOD is tlie same today, yesterday and forever.” If GOD is OMNIPOTENT and OMNISCIENT, why, then who can hinder? Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery, and it is glorious to dwell in the PRESENCE of the INFINITE! If you are not conscious of being in MY PRESENCE Personally, make con- scious yourself of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE mentally. GOD’S Activities put forth into ex- pression mentally will ward off every opposition and will give you all victory mentally and Spir- itually, for GOD has declared it. This Work of Grace is going on. This Work of the Honor of GOD is going on in the hearts and lives and in the affairs of you all. It is the Work of the Grace of GOD, the Honor of GOD going on in the business affairs and activities of you all. That is, if you will but allow GOD to rule and reign on the throne of your mind. “He Who Confesses Shall Have Mercy” Take these thoughts to consideration, and you. will not have an occasion to fret nor worry, “for every sin‘ a person doeth, it shall be forgiven him saving he who sinneth against the Holy Ghost.” If you have not sinned against the Holy Ghost, when you confess and forsake your sins, they are forgiven. If such can be with men, how about HE, yea. I could ‘have said “Him,” -of Whom you say I AM? I have long since declared: “If you confess and forsake your _ sins, you shall be forgiven, for an open confes- sion is good for the Soul;” therefore, “with your heart you believe unto RIGHTEOUSNESS. but with your mouth confession is made unto SaIva— tion.” Confession. is made to a deliverance, “for he who covers his sins shall not prosper, but he who confesses them”-—in other words, exposes them, “shall have mercy.”-‘ Aren’t you glad‘? Then if you believe the TRUTH, allow the Truth to make you free, for the Truth has made millions free, and- will do the same for you. There are many things I could say along this ‘ line. I AM speaking scatteringly, for the purpose of conveying thoughts as words of Healing Balm to each and everyone who may be concerned along lines with which I AM speaking, that I might reach them and reach their conditions and give. them their real freedom. I Build upon this Foundation. Fret not your- selves because of the Workers of iniquity. I have declared predictionally, “they shall be cut off.” Through the Psalmic prediction of David, GOD declared it: “Fret not yourselves because of the workers of iniquity, for they shall be cut of.” “If you know you are right, Why, then go aheadl” “Be not dismayed, whate’er betide; GOD will take care of you. Beneath these Wings of Love abide, GOD will take care of you.” The Personal Jurisdiction You are hovered‘ under the jurisdiction of the PERSONAL Recognition of your SAVIOUR; as a hen hovers her’ brood, even so hover I you. The PERSONAL Jurisdiction is the recognition of G-OD’S PERSONAL Dominion. Such a recog- nition is it of which I AM. speaking, when I say: “Oh, Jerusalem! Oh,“ Jerusalem! How oft would I have hovered thee as a henhovers her brood, but you would not.” Under the personal jurisdiction of the mother hen, the little chicks are hovered under her wings. She cannot hover them saving by her personal jurisdiction and by the recognition of her actual presence-; no longer merely recognizing super— stitiously an-d suppositionally of her invisible presence, but by the recognition of her personal presence. her brood is brought into and under her jurisdiction; then she will hover them as she should, just as hens do. Aren’t you glad? Then I say, live in this recognition. Fear not because of what men may think or say. If GOD cannot go to “the other place” and then‘ come out all right, why, then HE needs to perfect HIMSELF a .little more. That is what I AM talking about. If GOD has not more power than “the other fellow,” then “the other fellow” is mightier than GOD. GOD is not OMNIPOTENT, I AM sure, if “the other fellow” is only mighty and has morepower than HE Whom you call the ALMIGHTY. , t Truly might have one said‘, “You have not yet resisted unto blood, striving against sin.” Truly might I have said it; for such an experience has not been the experience of a good many. Until you are willing to present your bodies as Living Sacriﬁces. and relax your conscious mentality and trust in the ALMIGHTY, you -are not in the place as a representative" of the INFINITE. All Unselﬁsh Desires Can Be Satisﬁed Build upon this Foundation; this TRUTH, this FOUNDATION will take you through. How glorious it is to see the great Unfoldment of Truth as it is revealed in you! When this shall have gone through every test expressible and those tests that are inexpressible and still stand ﬁrm and be not shaken, why, then you can say, August 25th, 1933 August 25th, 1938 "The NEW DAY ’ :7 “It is really what you have declared it to be.” Aren’t you glad? ‘ If anything can hind-er GOD from any point of view you may consider, why, then such an expression should be considered greater than that of which you call GOD. Aren’t you glad? But GOD should be death-proof, and so should you. As I have often said, you cannot desire anything that GOD cannot supply. Your desires cannot advance in any directionvwhatever, that they can- not be satisfied by the ALMIGHTY, so long as ‘they are just and right and unselﬁsh; for such desires came from the ALMIGHTY, as GOD is the CREATOR of such desires and GOD is the SATISFIER of all such desires. As with the desires, so with the expressio-ns A and the Mastery of GOD over all oppositions. “The other fellow” cannot create a condition that GOD cannot lift you from and free you from. Such conditions, if there can be any con- ditions expressed or oppositions arise in all of creation that GOD cannot be the mastery over those conditions, why, then you need to go get another GOD. Anything that a mind can think, and anything that a tongue can say, any opposi- tion that can be created by “the other fellow” and all of “the other places” combined, if any- thing can hinder GOD, FATHER DIVINE, you i may know that HE is not the right One. There is another to come. The theories and doctrines and versions of men cannot hinder ME, for GOD is ‘Superior and- is the Supreme, even over each and all of them. Wheresoever GOD is, GOD is Superior and Per- fection over each and every opposition, matters not what the opposition may be; matters not how they may come, if, GOD is not over. and above all of them, it must not be HE. Anything that can fail, let it fail, and let that come forth into expression which is infallible. Aren’t you glad? Nothing Shall Preven‘t Stand upon this Foundation, recognizing your GOD, "realizing your own assertion; for your life lies in that which you have declared. Even in Christendom, you have heard them say, “Through ﬂoods and ﬂames, if Jesus leads, I will follow Where HE goes.” Let the ﬂoods come and the tempests rise .and the winds blow, but nothing shall drive ME from the shore. If this is true by them in their asser- tion and in their declaration concerning HIM, how much more should it be with ME, and how much more true should it be among you. ~ Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD!.. I AM not bothering about the ways, the Versions, - I ‘bothering about them. the ideas and the opinions og men. I AM not I do, I think, I act as I please, and I say just what I choose. Aren’t you glad? GOD is not bound from any angle whatsoever, not from any angle whatsoever. GOD is exempt from all anglesexpressible, for GOD is the real EXEMPTER. Aren’t you glad? If you are scared of anything, truly might, and truly will, so far as you are concerned, the - prediction of Job be your experience. “The thing you greatly fear will come upon you.” It is a privilege to know your GOD! Did I not declare in the year 1932 A. D. F. 1).: “Stone prison walls and iron prison bars‘ cannot hold ME, for I AM Sgiirit, yet I AM Spirit personiﬁed.” '0 The personiﬁcation of that which is Perfection, does not lessen the OMNIPOTENCE, the OM- NISCIENCE and the OMNIPRESENCE of pit. Aren’t you glad? you cannot be shaken. When you superstitiously, suppositionally, pretentiously know ME, you can » A I be shaken, for you are only thinking of ME theoretically and not knowing ME in reality. That is what it is all about! Wear the world as a loose garment. Slip it right off; shake it off of you; care nothing about it; for if GOD is for you, who can be against you? Since GOD is all there is, and every other seeming expression such as may appear, is noth- ing, the nothingness of “matter and the ALL- NESS of GOD; I make them a reality among you ALL. I thank you. [PEACE , MAX SlDEJS~ A A111 Kinds of ‘Sewin.g Machines Repa.i.1~e(1. Tel. BR. 9-0038, 6524. N. Y. City 7 -9 WEST 30l'lh ‘ST., Tel. LE. 4-25.92 & 0027 PEACE FAIRDEAL PAPER co, INC. WHOLESALE I DEALERS: IN _ Pa«per,‘TWi.ne and Woodenwear. —— HARLEM MARKET- 2010 - ism AVENUE, Bet. 1.~03m1 and 104th :s;ts»., N- Y- 0’- PEACE CASI-I YOUR CHECKS HERE 2,000 Women’s Coats, $3.95 Up; 1,000 Silk Dresses. $1.00 Up 2,000 Skirts and Blouses, 950 Up ' For Your Convenience~—0pen Sundays, 12 to 7 IBM. “FIFTHJAVENUE FAIR” and “FIFTH AVENUE STYLE CENTER” NOW BOTH Under ONE ROOF 1362 FIFTH AVENUE — Bet. 113:1; sz 114th, Streets HARLEIVPS Moscr COMPLETE DEPT. smonn conrrs - SPORTSWEAR - sorrs - DRESSES ADULTS’ mnrs .0 snxnrrs. 81.00 P H _ Sc. up Green Flannel Skirts, all sizes, When you know your GOD,‘ 1?actto.1~~y and Sewing_'Mn\ohine Supplies I y PEACE 8 We Thank You, FATHER PEACEBARBER SHOP HAIR CUT 10c. -——~ SHAVE 5c. . SHOE. SHINE 3c. 22 EAST 115th STREET Marsdon D. Ransom, Prop. PEACE Thank You, FATHER FIVESON PROVISIONS co. Pure Pork Products I Thank You, FATHER ARROW SHOES We have a new line of black suede and black calf shoes for fall. Shoes for the Entire Family at Low Prices. We Give Special Discount to All of FATHERS Followers 87 E. 113th ST. N. Y. C. 2720 - 8th AVE. Cor. Park Ave. Bet. 144th & 145th Sts. PEACE PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE LUNCH ROOM Accommodations for Brothers, Sisters and Children 114-116 WEST 115th ST.. Basement. New York (lih PEACE Thank You, FATHER ’If you wish the best in dry cleaning and tailoring at reasonable prices, kindly patronize us and get good results. One of New York’s ‘best. SUPREME CLEANERS AND TAILORS 1401-5th A‘VENUE., Corner 115th St., New Y0’i‘k City Tel. WIsconsin 7~3207, 3208 ' ESCO HOSIERY CO., INC. Hosiery for; the Entire Family Esco l~Iosieryv3‘=“u-»“the Finest Afoot” 15 West 34th Street New York City PEACE ~ Peace . GELMAN’S SPECIALTY SHOPS, Inc. I Bet. 113th or 114:1; Sts. .PEAOE secs ~ Luis PEACE We Thank You, F.ATHE‘R CHILDRENS EXTE,N;SlON For children and guardiaiis Board and laundry $2.50 per week. In F:ATHER’4S Mind and Spirit» 13 WEST 131st ST. ‘ NEW YORK CITY Peace WOMEN'S HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR & GLOVES 1368 FIFTH AVENUE 104 WEST 125th ST. 2 WEST 125th ST. ‘We T‘I1EL11I’§ ‘YOU, FATHER ' HArlem '7-8580 G. & G. monucrs co. Wholesale Grocers, Restaurant and Baking Supplies New ‘S;'oi~_l: City The NEW DAY August 25th, 1938* PEA-CE We Thank You, FATHER - El Encanto De Las Muchachos de Gomez & C 0. With a Complete Line 0-f Dresses in Sizes 12 to 20 misc Specializing in Stylish S-touts A1te~rat.ons Free 52 WEST 116th ST., Bet. Lenox & Fifth Aves., N. Y. C. LE WA. CHERTCOFF Dealer in Leather and Findings I677 fI\’IADI*SON A.VE.NUE, C01‘. 111th St, N. Y. City PEACE Thank You, FATHER AUdubon 3—334O V. B. George, Prop. A;IVIE.RICA'N D»0MiE*SlT‘IC & INDUSTRIAL 6 AGENCY 200 WEST 135th STREET, ‘Suite 220, New York, N. Y. Largest Employment Office in. Harlem. ’ I630 1’A:RK A,VE.NlJ?E '”, PEACE I Thank You, FATHER M. ALBERT Park Ave. Ba.rg.aain Store-—Wh.0~lesa-le and Retail General Merchandise, Trimmings, Laces and Novelties. 1609 PARK AVE., Bet. 114th and 115th» Sts. N. Y. C. PEACE Thank You, FATHER COHEN’SI CUT RATE STORE Speciallimng in Janitors’ Supplies and House Furnishings. All k.in.(l.s oi’ cosmetics. NEW YORK (3l’I“‘;L’ PEACE T.I12:LI1.kI You, FATHER LEO KLEIN ’S MEAT MARKET, INC. 2192 FIFTH AVENUE 629 LEN OX AVENUE Tel. TI. I5-5239 5/ Tel. ED. 4-5975 582 LLENOJX AVENUE New York City. Tel. AU. 3-5440 Tel. South 8-7264, 7265, 7266 ACME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Select Domestic and Commercial Help. Directions: Church Ave. Street Car or 8th Ave. Subway to 4th AVe., or B.M.T., Culver line to 9th St. 321 = 9t-11 STREE'I‘_. N~ean- 51:11 Ave, Brooldlyn, N. Y. 7 Mrs. A. JENSEN, Prop. PEACE PEACE Tliank You, b"A’1“i~lER. Mll.l..ER”S HAND LAUNDRY All work done at FA'THER"S prices. Redtiction on brother’s2 shirts and hamlkercliiefs. Best of work. ~— Menrling free. V L._1F2NO;-‘S A‘VENU‘E, 1‘.°<331“€i St.,, Nev.‘ Y0'l“IL' City PEACEV I Peace Thank You, F‘A’I‘HEiR BETTER BAKING Royall Bakery ant! Delicatessen Yes) we do -make delicious Sandwiches. 134 LENOX AVE. New York City August zéth, 1938 The NEW DAY 7 con MADE l-EiMS;ELF FLESH ASA LIVING EALETY EoR TEE FUR? LE OF CONVINUNR HUMANETY. HE WGULD MARE 'l‘liiNGS REAL THAT WERE MERELY SUWOSITIONS L1vE A. LIFE THAT IS A SAMPLE AND EXAMPLE FOR OTHERS BY LIFTING UP A STANDARD OF PERFECTION I OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE AT THE EANQUET TABLE No. 220 MULBERRY STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 17, 1933 A.D.F.D. TIME: 4:05 P. M. It was a surprise to the Angels when they arrived at the morning Banquet at the 126th Street”EXtension, to ﬁnd FATHER was just about ready to make His apparent departure from the City to points elsewhere. However, it was not conceived by many that FATHER was ﬁrst mak- ing a stop at one of the new Extensions in New- ark; and for this reason, the great parade of cars which usually follow HIM was not in line. There were, however, a gonodly number of cars behind, the children thinking they would follow a distance to ascertain in which direction the LORD was heading, that they might join HIM later. But to the surprise of most of us, when we arrived .at our destination, we were at the “Children-’s and Parents’ Extension” on Mulberry Street, in Newark. The news of the LORD’S‘ Arrival at this particular Extension spread as quickly as lightning, andin the space of. a .very few minutes, the Followers and strangers and residents of Newark seemed to appear from every direction. The Word even reached the Police Headquarters that FATHER DIVINE was in town; and with due courtesy, the police officials _notiﬁed FATHER that they would give HIM a special escort," if HE would accept of it. While serving the delicious Banquet, which marked the- Opening of the New Extension, or rather a form of dedication in the Divine way, eliminating the preliminary conventions of man, FATHER ac- quainted us with this splendid act of chivalry on the part of the ‘Newark officials, and HE spoke in behalf of all of the Followers here and elsewhere, in‘ stating that we would show our appreciation in expressing good citizenship at all times. . ‘- It was a treat to hear the twenty-nine page report of the second day’ of the Boat Outing, covering FATHER’S MESSAGES; testimonies and speeches by visitors, Followers, friends and strangers; and a brief, but interesting resume of the trip. Scores of neighbors and business men a stood all around the building, looking in on the Service of the B.anquet, listening to the reading of the Messages, and giving strict attention to the eloquent Message which FATHER delivered extemporaneously as always, on the occasion. “The ‘Newark Ledger,” a daily paper, peti- tioned FATHER’S‘ Permission to give them a photograph of HIMSELF and the Banquet. FA- THER granted this to them, and permitted some information to be given them through one of the representatives. _ - V A further journey was in view, so with the completion of the Banquet, FATHER moved off towards “The Promised Land,” while the many Followers turned in different directions to their respective homes. FATHER, we than-k- THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks. as fol- lows:) - - : PEACE, EVERYONE: — (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the joyous assembly.) ’ .;G.0OD._.HEALTH! GOOD WILL1..GO0D.AP- PETITE for everybody, with GOOD MANNERS, GOOD, BEHAVIOUR, all'SUCCESS and ALL PROSPERITY to you I bring. - ~ In that Message which you heard, and Mes- sages of Messages, as the Message was given in the conclusion of our Boat Outing, it was mere- ly bearing witness of what GOD is doing among the children of men. The different testimonials in that last Mess.age as read are therewith re- - ‘A corded for the purpose of giving our hearers and readers a little information concerning .My Per- sonal Activities, and of how the visitors and oth‘- ers enjoyedwtheir visit. , L T a j j I further wish to say, this is new at inanu- script, it is true; -the secretary readit just as given verbatim, but I speak not ‘rnanusecriptly,’ I speak volitioinally. My stenograpjhers; as a _ . L rule, record My Message when I speak into ex- pression My Thoughts; when they record them, pi 10 , ‘.4, ,; \ w « . , i __ ‘ dThe,NEW DAY August 25th, 1938 and transcribe them, then it is a manuscript, but not until then. As the Fount of all Wisdom, through GOD’S Condescension, I Came to bring to the children of men such information as is necessary for them, and such information comes forth inspira- ti.onally and volitionally by those who are con- secrated to the Service and will concentrate on the INFINITE ONE. By concentrating on the INFINITE ONE, and building upon a, Founda- tion that cannot be shaken, the very Spirit of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE will be reflected through your concentrated thoughts; therefore, you are par-takers of GOD’S' Nature and of GOD’S Characteristics. You are changed by na- ture and you become to be new creatures. This is what I AM doing here today. GOD'S Presence Is a Dedication At the request of some few of My Followers, to come to extend a.Blessing on this particular Extension, as though it was a dedication for the children and the parents of a good many of the children, I came. It is not My custom to go through a ceremony of dedication as the aver- age clergyman does; but My ACTUAL PRES- ENCE among My hearers, Believers and friends, to them it is a dedication Wheresoever I go, even as it has been wheresoever I have gone. They believe, as the-song was sung a little while ago and the statement was made in a testimony, “there is a-FULL and a-PLENTY wheresoever I AM.” They are superstitious enough to be- lieve that wheresoever I AM and AM recog- nized among them, I will pnoduce the abunda:nce oi’ the fulncss of all good things, and will lift them above lacks, wants and limitations by that superstition as it may be termed; but it is a prac- tical scientific superstitious version. For this cause we are rejoicing and we are ex- ceedingly, glad to give to the world the best we have; we ﬁnd the best returning to us automati- cally. For those who are open-minded are veri- fying and endorsing My assertions by words, by deeds and by actions; Now aren’t you glad? I would like to say as .an abstract expression of the conviction of the authorities and of their conviction concerning My Activities, we appreci- very much the authorities’ oft”erin.g to give ME a special. escort since they .found "I was here in your community. I just received information from the headquarters that they would send a special escort to escort ME out when I AM I . -ready to go, and be with ME while I AM here, if Wishecl it. I highly .appreciate the apprecia- “'“tion and the courtesy‘exte1ided to ME by the au- thorities; dneverthelessyl have not requested it, and I bel,ieve everytliing 'w’il.l:' be all riglit. For this cause, I did not accept of the offer at this particular instance, as I did not wish to put the city government to any trouble this afternoon, but an -expression of courtesy from the author- ities should in turn be met by MYSELF and My Followers with a reciprocation of such an ex- pression of appreciation; therefore, our actions and our deeds, shall bean expression of honor and appreciation to’ the authorities, by being continually self-respecting, self—supporting, law- making and law-abiding citizens. Appreciation of Good It is encouraging to anyone who has anything good in himself or in themselves, if those who are in authority and especially the chief execu- tives, endorse the good in you. If you are what you should be, you will endeavor to produce and bring to fruition more such good in expression as a reproduction of the appreciation extended you. ‘ For this cause we are going forth conquer- ing and to conquer; As with My Immediate Staff and co-workers and Followers and friends in this and all other communities where I AM, so will it be universally; RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE will be appreciated, and will be expressed; for these My Followers and others will express both it and ‘them. ' How glorious it ‘is to live and express RIGHT- EOUSNESS in your actions and in your deeds ;. to lift up a standard in a practical, scientiﬁc and a proﬁtable way for the beneﬁt of our morals and for the advancement of moral betterment generally! ‘ Oh, it is a privilege to live in such a recogni- tion and to build upon such a Foundation; it is your privilege. By so doing you will not be a failure, even though all earth oppose you. That, which is done with the spirit of sincerity, it is a matter of impossibility for such an individual to be a loser. HOW glorious it is to live and ex- press such a life! Emphasize it, advocate it and stress it so vividly until you can -demonstrate it as you have reincarnated it. When you live it and express it continually, you will «eventually personify it and become to be a Living? Epistle of that which you are stressing. What said the Scripture . concerning mystery, the Epistle‘? - “Ye are Living Epistles seen and read by men.” If you live the Life of CHRIST as exempliﬁed in Jesus -and l‘€*P¥‘0‘1‘>1.¢€‘e.' My Teacllills and put it fortli into e;£p1°essioi1, you, as indiv‘i-duals, will come’ to be Living‘ Epistles; you__will be seen and read by men. Men will delight in reacling' you. August’. 22%, -1 938 Re:-demonstrators of the Christ Life ‘ We are not especially reading the four Gospels and the Epistles as recorded‘ in the -New Testa- ment; "but we must especially live such a life as exemplified, as advocated and as stressed in those four Gospels and Epistles, and bring those requirements to fruition in us as individuals. When this is accomplished in us individually, we will become to be Living Epistles, the reproduc- ers and the advocators and the emphasizers and the reincarnators and the re-demonstrators of the Life and the Teaching of CHRIST. ' How glorious it is to bring these qualities in- to actuality;,therefore, I, say, the spirit and the meaning of the Gospel and the Epistles must be- come to be- a living reality within us; no longer merely reading the Gospels and the Epistles, neither reading the Law .and the Prophecies as a formula to be rehearsed or repeated{ but let us bring these requirements to fruition in us in- . dividually and collectively, and become to be liv- ing epistles by personifying them and bringing them into display and into outer expression, that mankind other than ourselves as individuals, might read these in you, the Living Epistles. That is why men can observe and understand the Work of this Mission more distinctly and more readily than any other expression, for the prac- ticality «of true Christianity and the Truth of which I All/Istressing, is no longer something in the invisible, nor in the imaginary realm; but GOD through His Condescension, has brought both it and them to the earth plane, that those qualities and expressions might be seen .and read by men. "‘ ‘ I Lift a Standard of Perfection Live a life in your community whereby you will not be ashamed of the life you are emphasiz- ing, advocating and demonstrating! Live a life that is a sample and an example for others ‘by lifting up a standard «of perfection, and by tell- ing others to copy after the Fashion I have shown , them. I need not tell you to copy after My Teaching ‘ .as a Person especially; but when I lift up a stand- ard in My Actuated Words of expression; when you and others see the scientiﬁcness and the ac- curateness of it, why, they will copy after the Fashion automatically, for it will attract them and draw them to it. That is the mystery. After a while we will not have any more oc-. casion for welfares. Why live in lacks, wants and limitations in Violation to the Bible and the Commandments of GOD‘, when GOD declared, " even through the mouth of David, long before Jesus : The'l‘JE'W DAY I not “The LORD is my Shepherd, and I shall not want.” . I Why live in lacks, in wants .and in limitations, you -re-cognize GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE? Then I say, My Followers will seek a chance but not charity; for charity lowers the standard of your thinking and the qualiﬁcation of your profession and of yourselves as individuals. But when you express according to My Teaching, the very Spirit of MY PRESENCE will lift up high- er morals in your community; for the spirit of independence merely expresses the reality of that which was declared by the Country. Establishing Individual Independence . The Declaration of Independence, as declared by the country, should be stressed vividly. It should be lived continually. It should be advo- cated! It should be emphasized! It should be reincarnated and it should be brought to frui- tion in each and every individual until they, in the actuated words of expression, will be able to declare their individual independence, even as the Country declared it as a nation. This is what we are doing, and we shall not be discouraged until we shall have established the same in the hearts and lives of the children of men. Howlglorious it will be when men realize, any- thing as a document as described and as an in- scription inscribed on our coin, to be a real-itv, we must establish it in our lives so vividly until. the reincarnation of the spirit and the meaning . of such .a document is a living reality. I “In GOD we trust!” These points I cannot stress too vividly, for you have declared we trust in GOD. You declared it nationally. You de- clared it politically; but why not trust GOD whole-heartedly and prove your absolute inde- pendence even as the Country declared it as a Nation? ' . . The inscription on your coin: “E Pluribus Unum,” «one composed of many; can you not see the great essential of each and every “American citizen to produce and to manifest true Ameri- canism and to demonstrate their real citizenship‘? You should produce the spirit and the meaning of the Declaration of Independence and bring such a document to fruition in yourselves, as individ- uals. ‘‘ ' Being Real American Citizens _ _ Can you not see, to be a real American citizen you must produce and bring to fruition the Con- stitution and its Amendments, the spirit and the meaning of both it and them .-to fruition; the-spir-p it and the meaning of both it and ‘them to ifrui-3-" tion for the purpose of .becoming.=to: be a.'real , iamerican citizen. in.d.ivid.ual1y? Men; talk. of they C12 ing American citizens; they stress those quali- ties or this privilege vividly; yet they do not stop to consider, your American citizenship is brought to fruition into outer expression by you produc- ing, through rein.carnating the spirit and the meaning of the Declaration of Independence and the meaning of the Constitution and “its Amend- ments and bring such to fruition in yourselves individually, even as the Nation did as a Coun- _try. When this isdone, beloved ones, we shall have a RIGHTEOUS Government. All of the powers that be shall be brought into subjection to RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, and all of the inhabitants of the” earth shall reck- on GOD’S-Actuated Words of expression, for HE will be on active duty and at Home at all times. “I will preach CHRIST in Words,” as I have afore said, “but more so in deeds and in actions, and I will put My Spirit in them and cause them to walk in My Statutes.” Is not this a privilege, beloved ones, to know, GOD, through‘ His Con- descension, does not have to especially write you a document and hang it on the wall for you to go by as an abstract expression as a motto for consideration, but as a living reality; “I will preach CHRIST in words” and express things very -plainly, “but more so in deeds and in ac- tions, for‘I will put My Spirit in them and cause them to walk in My Statutes.” FATHER a Blessing to All Things Present As with the Spiritual‘ and Religious fervor and ecstasy and enthusiasm from a Spiritual point . of view, even so will I do concerning you and your Constitution and its Amendments under which you are living. I will preach the Constitution of our great Country and its Amendments; but I will more stressfully express them when I tra'nsrnit them to you by putting the spirit and the meaning of the Constitution and its Amend- ments in you, by ‘causing you to walk in the stat- u.tes of the FUNDAMENTAL for which I AM standings How glorious it is to live in such a recogni- -tion! Then I say to My hearers, My Followers ‘ believe My PRESENCE is a benediction, and they believe My PRESENCE at all times i_s as dedication to that which I contact and con- tacting; for they believe according to their ver- : sion, I AM a Blessing to all things that I con- tact, or all things with which I AM present. _ How glorious it is to live in the ACTUAL A PRESENCE of GOD, Where the practicality of all of the morals of Christianity and all of the . different Religions can be made a living reality; no longer merely theoretically teaching the na- tions, but teaching them scientifically through the Spirit of MY PRESENCE by inspiration, that The NEW DAY August 25th, 1938 they might become to be reincarnators and the reproducers of the desirable conditions and ex- pressions of which we have been stressing theo- retically. ' Live in this recognition and bring all of the morals of true Christianity and of all of the Re- ligions to fruition within you, and we will have the reality of your fondest imagination from each and all of your divers Religions. Just think of it! Those things that were once an imagination, your today’s experience is your yesterday’s dream. Your tomorrow’s experience is merely your today’s dream, for a simple sup- position---justv merely f a simple imagination vaguely discerned through ‘your superstitious concept of things, those things shall be made real and plain tomorrow, and you will become to be real enjoyers of that which you have sur- mised today. Tomorrow you will be enj-oyers of yesterday’s and today’s dream. You cannot have .a dream, you cannot imagine a thing, you cannot think a thing that GOD cannot perform and cause it to be made real, tangible and practical; for GOD made HIM- SELF Flesh as a living reality, for the purpose of‘ convincing humanity HE would make things real that were merely suppositions. Aren’t you glad? . ‘ Dreams and ‘visions and suppositions areno longer dreams, visions and suppositions. I AM bringing them into your recognition and realiza- tion that they might no longer be in the abstract and in the invisible, but that they might be made real, tangible and practical and made visible and profitable for all of us. Your fondest imaginations can be made real. Your fondest imaginations can be materialized. Your‘ fondest imaginations can be personiﬁed. GOD I-IIMSELFrhas personiﬁed your .fon.dest im- agination concerning your GOD, that you might . have victory over sickness, sorrow, pain and death, and over the adverse and undesirable con- ditions, that the reality of GOD might become to be a living reality universally as well as it is a reality right here with us. I thank you. onyaock H4.-5195 I I I A PE!-:..C3«:I‘:3 M,A.lE.S»TlC‘ SILK HOISIIERY C0, NC. 75 o:Rc»I+,m_.Ro szmnm‘ NEW YtQ'RK CaIT"Y PEACE I V I Mo. 2-3.64.6 Fooid. Stulls In Wholesarle Lots Fuel ‘V "niusinnsis siionnns 209 West 125th Street N ew York City ”-_ ‘_ A....,_ .-{ .4-...___,_,...a.,\__ _/.-._ .,.V-_»~/— -‘~.....¢ - August 25th,. 1 938 The NEW DAY - “ I 13 PEACE We Invite All Followers to Visit the NEW and MODERN I.ew’s A Full Line of Eress, S ort & Wcvrir Trousem $1.95 up Our main success in business has resulted since applying FATE-iER’S principles of Righteousness, Truth and Justice. 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AU. 3-4522 0 PERFECT ENDURANCE PAINTER-PLASTERER Estimates given.--Reasonable prices. 2537 - 8th Avenue PEACE ' I. AUDUBON RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE “Where Service Is Paramount” ‘Servicing Radios since 1925.. 10% Discount to All Readers of The New Day. 251 WEST 145th STREET EAST 183rd"STR.EE'l‘p Bro-nx, N. Y. New York City. RAymo1nd 9-4788: EDgecombe 4.--5757 New York (1'i1y NEW YORK CITY New York City ‘I4 TheNEW7DAY August 25th, 1938 THE FOGS OF DOUBTS AND F EARS WILI. BE DISPELLED ONCE AND FOREVER WHEN GOD RISES ON THE HORIZON OF YOUR UNDERSTANDING A YOU‘, FEEL VGOOD JUST TO THINK ABOUT ME AND THE MORE YOU THINK I {ON ME THEMORE YOU LOVE ME-—FATHER DIVINE “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 152-160 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK CITY FRIDAY EVENING and SATURDAY MORN- ING _ AUGUST FIFTH and SIXTH, 1938-A. D. F. D. A TIME: 1:05 A. M. When things and events come to pass, it is well to remember the predictions which were made aforetime as prophecies of such happen- ings. This is the thought conveyed to us on this evening by the LORD” FATHER DIVINE, HE Who knows the destiny of every man. FATHER permitted a Message t-o be read, and letters of past dates, revealing the transpiration of the acts of one who had formerly considered himself a follower, according to his testimonies, but who had fulﬁlled the part of a betrayer as time rolled on, falling victim to the self-same tragedy of which he Warned others: “Don’t bite the Hand that feeds you.” Because the victim Was not careful and watchful to guard against his own philosophy, he fell as did Adam, to no longer share the abwndancc of good things in the Garden of Eden; and because GOD saw what would befall him, HE endeavored to point out to him the fallacy of it all, and get him to reason with HIM for his own good. Following his own base mind, which it was his privilege to do, he has heaped sorrow upon his head, and the pre- dictions of the Righteous are now about to be fulﬁlled; and GOD on this occasion, was calling to the attention of the multitude, the fact’ that such predictions had been made, and were now no longer invisible to man. “Be sure your ‘sins will find you out;” even so, your good deeds will follow you. OMNIPOTENT LORD, we thank THEE. ‘(The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lowsz) ‘ PEACE,EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER. DEAR!” responded the en- thusiastic assembly.) .. From time to time, it is essential for history to repeat itself, that the words which are spoken by one may be reiterated and re-established in the minds of the children of ‘men, especially when such predictions are fulﬁlled among them; in other Words, are about to be fulﬁlled among them. When those things are fulﬁlled, you will remem- ber. For this cause I have called your attention that you all might remember. Oh, it is a privilege to know your GOD! Every “inspirationic” prediction given by My Spirit, as GOD is the Predictor and the Fulﬁller, GOD HIMSELF by the Spirit shall fulﬁl it. GOD shall fulﬁl both it and them; therefore, My Words which I have spoken are now being fulﬁlled among the children of men. Your attention was called to the Message for the purpose that those of you who might hear of what has happened and What will happen, you might know the Words which I have said to you, they are “fulﬁllable,” and they are true; for My Words by Spirit will do just what I have told them to do. There are many things I could say along that line, but I thought I would jot these thoughts in your memory and stir up your pure minds, for when the prediction is about to be fulﬁlled, it is good for the reiteration of such assertions to be . spoken into consideration, that you and others might see they are being fulﬁlled. It is Wonder- ful! I As I said in that Message-«in one of the letters as a Message to the individual-——as in Bible times, you ﬁnd men falling on their own swords, des- troying themselves. ﬁlled? “The wages of sin is death, but the Gift of GOD is Eternal Life.” Hence, I have often said, “The wages of sin is not only an accident, a disappointment nor a failure, but the wages of sin is even death, be- yond all sickness an-d beyond all sorrow.’.’ For this cause? we are rejoicing to know, those who live according to My Teaching can and will be emancipated from those undesirable conditions, such as the wages of sin is bringing. If the wages of sin is death, those other minor unde- Can you not see it is ful- , , August 25:12, 19338 The NEW DAY O r 15; sirable. conditions, such as the wages of sin or sin creates, those conditions, if sin creates them, .tlGI~lTEOUSl\lESS can eradicate them by the recognition of RIGHTEOUSNESS being estab- lished within you. Rejoicing at Opposition Then I say, how glorious it is to live in such a recognition; to be ﬁlled with. such joy that is unspeakable! I rejoice at hearing mortality rise in opposition to ME. I rejoice and AM exceeding- ly glad; “for kingdoms shall rise and wane, but this Work shall continue to go on;” for that which I AM doing and have done, I do it not by the will of man. Even such a birth of an expres- sion cometh not by the will of man, nor by the will of the blood; but such a birth, an expression such as I AM giving birth to, the divers expres—~ sions of My Activities, they come not by the will of man, nor by the will of the blood, they come in the extreme opposite direction from that which would be according to the will of man, and man’s custom. How glorious it is to know GOD’S Work and GOD’S Mission and all of GOD’S Activities are not according to the plan and purpose of human- ity! Truly might have one declared, ' “Your ways are 11ot My ways, neither are your thoughts My thoughts,” said the LORD. “As high as the Heaven is above the earth, even so high are My ways above your ways and My thoughts above your thoughts.” When you realize the Truth concerning those things, you can relax your conscious mentality. You can still yourselves as individuals, yea, as an individual, it you wish to; still you can observe ~ the mystery through the relaxation of your con- scious mentality; for your conscious mentality» at times will hinder. Your conscious mentality will prevent you from observing things; th.at are observable, for your conscious thinking will come forth into expression with manyideas and opin- ions and suggestions that will cloud the way, to prohibit you from observing the mystery; but oh, how glorious it is to li.ve in such a recogni- ‘ion! By the Spirit of GOD _[<‘irsl.ly, recognize GOIZVS ACTUAI.l .l?l;7tl3;1t}>‘— ENCE with all of His Love and Mercy and from this point of view, the Spiritvwill reveal to you things th.at are hidden—~things that were hidden from the foundation of the world, for they are better revealed than“ told. That which cometh to you by inspiration; that which cometh to you intuitively; that which is spoken in you volition« ally; it is not by your conscious p:ower to l}l1ll']li, but by My Spirit, declares your GOD. The Spirit of GOD reveals the hidden things of the earth and brings to your memory things that were hidden. Until you can observe the Truth, it is essential for you to relax your con- scious mentality. I may stress once again as I AM daily stressing in actions, a “The.Spirit of the consciousnessof the Pres- ence of GOD, is the Source of all supply.” It supplies your every desire. In other words, it supplies you and fully satisﬁes every desire, because GOD is the CREATOR, the AUTHOR and the FINISHER; therefore, your desires must be satisﬁed, or can be satisﬁed by the INFINITE ONE. If GOD can create a desire, GOD can satisfy it. “Be sure you are right and then go ahead.” Know within yourself your desires are unselﬁsh and you are completely self-denied, sacriﬁced and puriﬁed, made white and are being tried. If this is true, your desires can and will be satisﬁed; for your desires will not be the will of man, neither will they be according to the will of the blood, neither according to the flesh, but only according to the Will of GOD, and GOD’S Will must be done in you as.in Heaven. How to Secure the Result Desired , Upon this Foundation if you will stand, you can concentrate in whatsoever direction you may, your concentrated thoughts, so long as you are completely self-denied and unselﬁsh, will bring you the desirable results, such as you have been seeking. Firstly you think-———ﬁrstly you think, I say,‘ and you desire a certain thing; but after thinking and desiring such, »you relax your con- scious mentality and still yourself psychological ly and become to be a real psychologist, so far as those things are concerned, by stilling your conscious mentality and allowing GOD to bring them into expression and into your conscious realization. - Limitless Blessings are observed here, are they not‘? Can you not see, wheresoever I AM, the abundance of the Fulness of all good things is coming forth into expression? Both the abundk ance and the fulness of each and all desirable Blessings, they are coming forth into expression, because of the relaxation of the conscious smell? tality and the recognition 0f_,Cr_OD’fS ACTUAL PRESENCE. ' I I , To recognize GOD’S PRESENCE is one of the great essentials for all humanity. “His. Name shall be called IMMANUEL, being interpreted, GOD A is with us.” Aren’t you glad?.I' have brought to your conscious recognition and into your conscious ‘realization GOD’S ACTUAL '16, t The NEW'DAtY, PRESENCE until it cannot get away from you. When you are asleep, in your dreams, even though you be overshadowed or overwhelmed by the mortal versions of men, your preconceived ideas and opinions, yet you are in the PRES- ENCE of GOD subconsciously; for you have also conceived such an idea concerning the mystery of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE. This is the great conception, of your conscious mentality, I when you are conscious of GOD’S PRESENCE. « Such a conception will dispel all adverse and un- desirable conditions and all preconceived ideas and opinions that are negative. , GOD in Your Life Then I say, GOD in your life is the great es- sential, that GOD might be established in your memory, to overcome and to overbalance every- thing that is negative; hence, GOD is a living reality with you even when you are overshadowed. by your preconceived ideas and opinions. Mankind, as in the experience of Jesus as a Person, can be overshadowed by their precon- ceived ideas and opinions; but if you have the conscious recognition and the realization of GOD within you, such a recognition will overcome the negative, “for greater is HE that is within you than all those preconceived id.eas and opinions that may arise against you.” Why is it you think negatively? Why is it you think anddream negative thoughts? Why are you perturbed and disturbed in your dreams and in your subconsciousness at times‘? This is be- cause of the preconceived ideas and opinions that are antagonistic and conflicting, according to the mortal versions of men. . . .those with Whom you have been connected. Those ideas and opinions transmitted from them are imposed upon you until I come; but when I come forth into expres- sion in your dreams, in your visions and in your imaginations, I can see those antagonistic and conﬂicting preconceived ideas and opinions,dis- pelling; for I AM the “Eradicator,” and “Dis- peller” of all negation. Aren’t you glad? Those things cannot stand in the PRESENCE of the INFINITE ONE When GOD comes forth into expression, for truly might have one declared: “I heard the voice of Jesus say, ’ Come unto ME, and rest; Lay down, thou Weary one, lay down Thy head upon My Breast. He said: “I came to Jesus as I Was, Weary and Worn and sad; I found in HIM «a resting-place, And He has inside me glad.” I heard you say by composition: “I heard the Voice of Jesus say, I AM this dark World’s Light; Look unto ME, thy morn shall rise, And all thy days be bright. “I looked to Jesus,” I heard you say, “and I found In“ Him my Star, my Sun; ; ‘ And. in that Light of Life I’ll Walk, ’Til travelling days are done.” “The Light That Lighteth Every Man” Aren’t you _glad?— We are looking into the direction of the Light that lighteth every _man; for what said the apostle concerning the mystery? “He lighteth every man that cometh into the World;” hence, when you look into this direction, “In HIM you will ﬁnd your Star and your Sun ;” not only “your Star and your’Sun,” but you will find “your Star, your Moon and your Sun.” When you look in this direction, “In this Light of Life you will walk, until travelling days are done.” Upon this Foundation if you will stand, those things that are in opposition and are antagonistic, those conflicting thoughts which you preconceive, will no longer have an access in thee, for the Spirit of My PRESENCE will dispel them. The fogs ofldoubts and fears Will be dispelled once and foreverwhen GOD rises on the horizon of your understanding. ‘You can see the Sun rising. Aren’t you glad? You can see everything that is desiraible in the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE. You can see that which can and will dispel amid eradicate all negation, you can see it coming forth into expression. That is the mystery of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE. “And His Name shall be called IMMANUEL,” for in HIM is Life, and that Life is the light of men, and that Light lighteth every man that cometh into the World. All who cometh into the world, and all who have come into the world, . this Life, the Light that lighteth every man will also light all that are yet to come, and the dark- ness of misunderstanding, preconceived ideas and opinions; for the Light that lighteth every man who cometh into the World Will dispel both it and them, and “there shall be no night there.” . The Spirit Will Reveal It There are many things I could say, but I speak more distinctly and more legibly in deeds and in actions; for “actions speak louder than Words.” All of the earth’s vocabularies, with all of the languages of our advanced civilization, are inardeqnate‘ to explain the mystery; but the August 25th, S1938 p August’ 25th, 1938 - Spirit can and Willreveal the necessary informa- tion for you. Just think of how glorious it is to be under such an inﬂuence! Some say you are under spells. How glorious it is to be under a spell! You are under the dispellation of all negation, of all ad- verse and all undesirable conditions, where GOD has all Dominion; where naught can hinder HIM. That is the spell you are under. You feel good too, just to think about ME, .and the more you think on ME, the more you love ME. I AM not bothering about how you may think at times. Antagonistic, conﬂicting and those PEACE A Tel. 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The New DAYA ~ A 17 undesirable thoughts may come through your preconception of those thingspnevertheless, I AM more great, and I AM greater than all of them; if not to others, I AM in your consideration. Aren’t you glad? ‘ A . Now it is up to you! Just what you think I can, I will do. “According to your faith so be it unto thee.” Even though you may not come near ME Personally, your harmonious thoughts concerning ME will cause those things to be ful- ﬁlled, such as you may desire «of ME. From. those undesirable conditions, such as you .have been seeking emancipation from, you will receive your real freedom. I thank you. A . _ PEACE A 1 _ A Peace Shoe Shining Parlors Cooperative VVhite Shoes ,-—— Suedes —— All Colors — Clleaned 109.‘ Shoes Dyed—25c. 6 Different Establishrnents. 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It is a great and marvelous blessing to have the privilege of being in the IMMACULATE PRESENCE OF THE LAMB OF GOD an.d to sit around the THRONE OF GRACE where- the joy of life knows no bounds and where PEACE without and within ETERNALLY ABIDESI This was the blessing.of the CHILDREN OF GOD on this particular evening, and all who felt that Inﬁnite Magnetic Call «of Life that FATHER DIVINE ALONE can inspire, and who were free to -do so, had gathered at the lovely Kings- town Mansion to sup with their LORD, mentally, spiritually, and physically, and to adore» with all their hearts, the PRECIOUS PERSONAL BODY OF GOD! This GIFT of GOD’S GRACE is, and always has been, free for one and all who will accept of this pathway of life- and walk in its LIGHT so bountifully given, and at this time FATHER had as HIS guests a number of MARCH OF TIME representatives who are beginning more and more to appreciate HIS Work and HIS MIS- sion on earth among men, and HIS GRACIOUS CONDESCENSION to them in’ particular 0 many occasions. A We record below, for the Salvation of all Who will accept of it, the life-giving Words of beauty, and of Truth that FATHER delivered to HIS Hearers. We thank YOU, BLESSED LORD! (The fore-going statement is given by the tran- .:criber, after which FATHER speaks as follows :) ’EACE, EVERYONE: GOOD I-IEALTH—-—GOOD WILL--GOOD AP- PETITE--GOOD EVENING—-GOOD MORNING -—GOOD AFTERNOON, and GOOD NIGHT! I have arisen at this instance to say, we have Visi- tors with us as usual. We are always pleased ‘ to have them; if any of them are speakers and ' care to speak, you are welcome to do so. Speak, 1 wouw NOT BE A REAL Pamoisoratk IF I COULD NOT BRING INTO ; ACTUALITY MY FO*NDE;S?'l‘ THEORY AND VERSION fCO=N‘CERNlNG HEAVEN. —- FATHER DIVINE I DID YOU NOT PRAY TO LET THE KINGDOM COME AND THE WILL BE , DONE ON EARTH? I AM. DOING THAT move volitionally if you wish to, such as our custom. is to do. ‘ If youydo not care to move vo- litionally laslwe do,Tgive us your name, address, and profession and we will gladly introduce you according to custom. I thank you! At this point a visitor arose to speak and gave a very enthusiastic testimony, after which he asked if the children would sing the well-known song: “FATHER is keeping us alive;’’ because he was more than ever convinced, he said,’ that that state of affairs is both spiritually and phys- ically true. Following this and other songs, Fa- ther arose again and blessed us all with the masterful Words of Wisdom recorded below! Thank You, FATHER! PEACE, EVERYONE : HERE I AM AGAIN as I have always been, but have not always been seen. That little com- position just before the last number-—-‘He’s all over me .and He’s keeping me alive’—-that thought each. and everyone of you can realize. This is not merely a composition as a song or as a motto to be rehearsed, but it is a "living reality‘ with millions by the transmission of MY SPIRIT through and by the concentration of the indivi- duals. By their concentration on the Funda- mental that they term to be ME, the transmis- sion of MY SPIRIT is‘ to them even as a trans- mitted message broadcast over a broadcasting station. It is inculcated in their minds and de- veloped in their consideration; it is expressed and manifest in their emotions and expressions. Therefore, I have fulﬁlled that of which I have spoken: ‘I will preach Christ in words, but more so in deeds and in actions, and I will put MY SPIRIT in them an-d cause them to walk in MY Statutes.’ It is a privilege to observe that which you have heard-——‘GOD is all in you and keeping you alive.’ No longer conﬁned to the superstitious mythological concept of things, but realizing, GOD, through HIS Condescension, in love.-and mercy came transmitting HIMSELF to the chil- dren of men by their concentrating harmoniously on HIM. That which you vividly visualize you ~Ai.igust am, 1933- it August 25th, 1938 The NEW DAY , I 19“! tend to materialize; and that which you material- ize, you tend to personify. When that has been fulﬁlled in your experience and you are the personiﬁcation -of that which you once merely visualized——when you shall have actually person- iﬁed it——you are the person of that of which you have stressed vividly in your memory until you by nature and characteristics .are actually par- takers of it. That is the mystery! GOD Is Keeping You Alive Then I say, it is a reality! GOD is all in you and all over you, keeping you alive. The Char- acteristics, the Nature, the Disposition, the Ex- pressions and even the Gestures and the Emo- tions of GOD transmitted are outwardly manifest in your experiences. Aren’t you glad? And by this you are transformed by the renewing of your minds; you are new creatures characteristically, and dispositi-onally; for you are taking on the Mind and the Spirit and the Nature of your Sav- iour through concentration. By concentrating on the Fundamental harmoniously you become to be a part of it, the same as a tree is grafted by another branch, and that tree becomes to be a partaker of that of which it is grafted with, through harmonization. I An-d also in the‘ experience of thousands of people who are desperately in need of blood~—if you get the transfusion _'of blood that will har- monize with that blood, why, it will work .as effective as the very identical, because it is trans- fused and it harmonizes with it. The patient be- comes to be a partaker of that harmonized blood life substance that came or is coming from the other person. . How glorious it is to observe the mystery! Although speaking physically from that angle of exprpssion, yet I Am speaking concerning spiritual things and Christ and the Church in particular. How marvelous it is to live in such a recognition! By relaxing your conscious men- tality yourself with your human ego, GOD through HIS mercy, withutender compassion will transmit wisdom, knowledge and all understand- ing from the Fount of HIS Omniscience to give you all information necessary for the sustenance of your body; not only for the sustenance of your mind, but as the sustenance of the body isan ex- pression to, supply your mind, and as the sus- tenance of your mind is an expression, when it is reﬂected and manifested in you, "for the sus- tenance of your body———for your mind controls your body—then, you can say in reality, ‘Father is all over me and He is all in me, and He is keep- ing me alive!’ ; A. Different Atniospliere Your energy, your ambition, and every emotion of yourself, they are all quickened and brought into subjection to something superior to that of yourself as a person. Then, you are liftedfrom the lower level to a higher plane in consciousness, and as you are lifted mentally and spiritually, you are lifted in character and morals in partic- ular. Aren’t you glad? That is why you can see a different atmosphere in these different and- iences from those of the outside world, as one of the last speakers said-. How glorious it is to observe the unfoldment of higher ideals! Higher thoughts will lift your morals and standards above that of your former experience. You are transformed! You are new creatures! Y-ou are new in your daily actions and in your daily‘deal— ings; for you are c_hanged mentally firstly, and when you live it with the spirit of sincerity and be conscientious in all of your activities, by con- centrating on the Resurrector, those -desires with sincerity will be quickened and they will no longer merely be an expression of gained information theoretically to govern you theoretically but you will be-governed internally, inspirationally as Well as theoretically or mentally. Aren’t you glad? Your very body will vibrate and will express automatically and even spontaneously by in- spiration, by the inspiration of the INFINITE ONE, beyond your personal control——~Because you, too, express and act altogether differently from the way you have been acting, because you are new creatures in -disposition; you are new creatures in characteristics; you are new crea- tures mentally, and you .are new creatures spirit- ually; hence, you are new creatures physically, and you even look new. This is the transforming process that is going on in the hearts and lives and in the affairs of the children of men, and in reality you can declare it--‘He is all in my hands and He is keeping me alive.’ This has long since been an assertion quite often used among some of the religious people in the churches; ‘I looked at my hands and my hands i looked new. I looked at my feet and my feet looked so, too.’ This is an actual fact when this TRUTH shall have been established_in you. You will become to be new creatures by taking on new characteristics, by taking on a new dis- position; and by taking on a new mind and a new spirit you are tnansformed by the renewing of your niiiid according to the twelfth chapter of Roinaiis, ’ p The ‘Work of Grace Oh, it is a privilege to dwell in the actual PRES- I ENCE of GOD where such a work of GRACE is actually going on. No longer talking about a work of GRACE theoretically, but you can see it vv<ork of GRACE transmitted, and I Am gmight have something to copy after. ‘HONOR instead of a dishonor. ‘the head and not the tail, if you love ME and zoi causing you to reincarnate it. It is an honor to be in the PRESENCE of GOD. Then I say, it is the work of GRACE. It is the Work of HONOR-—-the HONOR of the ALMIGHTY trans- rnitted, and you are t.he reincarnators of it. Therefore, it is going on in your lives, in your business, in your profession, in your labor or in your trade. Whatsoever you do, this work of HONOR is going on in you. There are thou- sands of the religious peoplenspeak of the work of GRACE. I They do not even know what the Work of GRACE actually means-—the work of HONOR! The HONOR of GOD GOD’S Con.- descension to children of men. to honor ’the1'n., The Work of GRACE is going on in the hearts and lives of men. For this cause they are lifted above the standard and the level of human- ity. As I was telling a party this afternoon; if in any community I AM permitted to do so, I will lift up a standard of perfection economically, socially and morally in our community -that they Matters not what they may profess to be, GOD through HIS Condescension, is PERFECTION for them. Therefore, they must observe the SUPREME. It is only because there are barriers and ob- staclesgset as a prohibitation that cause ME to fail to express in the fullest measure of SU- PREMACY of which I AM ACTUALLY EX- PRESSING IN ALL OF THE PLACES AC- CORDING TO MY PLAN AND MY PURPOSE! But if you will let ME, I will lift up a STAN- DARD OF PERFECTION an-d prove to the World conclusively, GOD is in you carrying on HIS WORK OF GRACE in you as an HONOR to all men and to all things which concern you. You become an HONOR, yea, you will be an I will make you keep MY COMMANDMENTS. The WORDS OF GOD are not conﬁned to the mental and spiritual World alone. They are not conﬁned nor bound to the religious realm alone. But how glorious it is when you can see them as they are made manifest on the material plane socially, morally, , economically, i-ndustriously; and from every angle A expressible observe the PRESENCE of the AL- MIGHTY expressing PERFECTION for all hu- manity that they might have something to copy- - after, realizing GOD is SUPREME and HE ex- Wpresses HIS SUPREMACY so vividly when HE is peirm:‘itt~e~d until all are obliged to see it. There are but a very limited few who actually trust in GOD whole—heartedly. If an individual trusts in GOD whole’-‘hearted-ly, it calls for a com- plete relaxation of many human customs, fancies, The NEW DAY A observed by others. August 25th, 1933 and ways and means! I could not and would not be trusting GOD in ME or GOD wheresoever HE would be as a PERSON, if I would speak by A manuscript. I Would be planning something to say before the time comes. I would not be trust- ing in the l.NFlNlTE ONE and recognizing at all times HIS EVERPRESENCE. That is why I speak as I do and can always bring something desirable to you because I speak volitionally from the Fount of GOD’S Omniscience, drawing from the SOURCE OF ALL SUPPLY, and putting both it and them into expression~—-the informa- tion and knowledge, understanding and every- 'l;hi1ig‘ else that may be ldesira.blc' from the inental u:u<;l spiritual realm. Man’s _. Extremity How glorious it is then, to do exactly as I say, bringing yourself as an individual to your‘ex— tremity that GOD might have an opportunity for expression! When men fail to do these things, it is a matter of impossibility for them to get the real essence, the unadulterated essence of life-substance transmitted, for they are adulterat— ing it. Can you not see the mystery? If I put man’s theory with a conscious concept, in it, there and then I adulterate it! Hence,‘if I con- tinue to do it, I will deteriorate. But if I lift up a Standard INDEPENDENTLY and declare the PRESENCE OF THE INFINITE, by such a recognition the SPIRIT OF GOD’S PRES- ENCE would be transmitted, andgwould reveal HIS SECRETS TO HIS SERVANTS, the PRO- PHETS. Aren’t you glad? , _ For this cause I say, GOD is all in you and HE is keeping you alive. You are fed daily on the bread of HEAVEN. . . .the spiritual bread and the mental bread, and yet the material bread is .a living reality, for GOD has made spiritual things real, tangible and practical for th“é susten- ance of your body. This is whatit is,all about! I would not be a real Philosopher if I could not » bring into actuality MY fon-dest theory and ver- sion concerning Heaven, and cause it to be .a living reality. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN as an inventor, and as a man of science, knew there was something better than that which had been He would not live in that realm Where they were through which he came. He sought something better. As with men of science, so with those who are advancing mental- ly and spiritually and scientiﬁcally, religiously and spiritually; they will leave the realm of limi- tations and imperfection and go on to perfection; seeking more and more that they might enjoy, and others might gain through them, more in- formation for the advancement of the Kingdom» of GOD on earth among them. No ‘longer keep- I .iA.ugust 25th, I938 The NEW DAY " ing those things in the mythological realm, but bringing to the earth plane your fondest imagina- tion. it - And thus to the religions I say; it is just the same as that for which you have been praying! _ Did you not pray in all of your churches to let the Kingdom come and the Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven?‘ I Am just doing that for which you have been praying. I Am bringing that down from the imaginary realm to the earth plane according to that for which you prayed— ‘Let Thy Kingdom come and Thy Will be done. in earth or on earth as it is in Heaven.’ I Am fulﬁlling your requests and answering your pray- ers. We shall have a -RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT! This is it of which I Am stressing! When I say we shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOV- ERNMENT I Am speaking «of the Government of the KINGDOM OF HEAVEN for which you prayed; ‘Let Thy Kingdom come and Thy Will be‘ done on e.arth as it is in Heaven.’ Let the Gov- ernment of the Kingdom come to the earth! Jesus would not have prayed it had I-IE not meant it! He would not have left it on record for others to pray had HE not known it would be fulﬁlled. He would not have been teaching you for lo, these nineteen hundred long years, to let the Kingdom come and the Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven if it was not possible to be fulﬁlled among us. Therefore, the Righteous Government of which I Am stressing .and the Righteous Government Platform upon which We stand, although it has been apparently drafted by men, it was predicted by the prophets, the sages, and the seers, and DAVID declared con- cerning the same; ‘Righteousness and Judgment are the habitation of His H1 rone.’ \.r.._.. For the Legalization of GOIYS itingdoin , Can you not see, this RIGI-1’l.‘EOUS GOV- ERNMENT PLATFORM upon. which we stand, ‘I drafted it for the legalization of GOD’S King- dom, the Law of GOD on earth among men? Yet, it is the same thing that has been! GOD, through HIS Condescension, has always been teaching men to bring the Laws of GOD to the earth plane. Even through MOSES anCl- others, GOD taught them to bring God’s Laws on the earth that the laws of. men might be governed ‘ by the same, that the Kingcloms' of this world might become to be the KINGDOM of GOD. That was the work and the mission of all of the religions .and all of the divers religions—-to bring Righteousness and TRUTH and GOD’S Laws down to the earth plane, and enact them through the legalization of the rules and regulations men. To bring about a. RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT-—-—that is what it was for! ,- That is why, when you are sworn in on any ‘duty-—_ofﬁcial duyty-—-you are sworn in by the _ Bible. That is why, when any agreement is made, you are required to take an oath to it, that the TRUTH might be stamped in that which. you have agreed and bind you by the NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY———that GOD’S Law might be in that A, simple agreement you havemade. -Can you not see the mystery? It was for the purpose of bring- ing the seed idea of GOD’S Law into action and into display that the very Laws- of GOD in all , . it . ‘I you do and in all you say might be endorsed by the ALMIGHTY or by the Bible. That is what it was for! Can you not see now, since I have brought itto your attention, in all of your deal— I ings and in all of your activities you have been required to take an oath, get papers notarized--— the simplest little agreement, you are supposed to get it notarized——to get them notarized, and you are taking an oath in the Name of GOD, and you are supposed to be orshaould be bound by your oath you have taken, and GOD is the Binder in that you have taken it, for you take it in the NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY or in the name of the Bible. We shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT! As I have it under MY PERSONAL JU- RISDICTION and on.MY IMMEDIATE STAFF, so shall it be universally, and all of the inhabi- tants of the earth shall enjoy GOD’S GOVERN- MENT -on earth. or else they all shall perish. They must come up or close Tupbusiness. They must accept of this Fundamental and this Stand- ard. that I have lifted as the Fundamental, or they shall all be failures, for there is no other! Aren’t you glad? This the Standard I set forth a Sample and as an Exa.n1ple that all humanity might "copy after this fashion. When this is established in all humanity there will be no more death, and there will be no more wars. Aren’t you glad‘? , As it is with these of MINE so will it be univer- sally! PEACE will have access among them even as it has access among us! PEACE will be the WATCHWORD! If not in words uttered by the. ‘ lips, RZACE will the WATCHWORD in the actuated words of expre_ssioi1, and mankind Willy. « observe eo1:> anlviine REALITY AND I ONLY HOPE 'fl‘HA.NK YOU! Phone: LEhigh A A ’ SANITAS MANUFACTURING - Manufacturing Chemists ‘S13-OW B311 5.Y-‘..i":-‘$19. - F1éve:iesi!ExtraCt$ or TI-IEIR RE1)EMI?TION'.‘ 1 CO. - 21 A trench‘ new ,Yo1'51_i_ our 22 The NEW DAY August 25th, 1933 PEACE Tel. I-IArlem 7-4555, 7-9014 V Empire State Paint Supply Co., Inc. Paints -— Wallpaper ——- Sign and Artists’ ._ K O Materials Lenox A~.ve., Near 126th St. N. Y. 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PART I It is ever a glorious and incomparable privilege and blessing to be in the PERSONAL Presence of our LORD and KING, FATHER DIVINE, for HE is the FOUNT of all Omniscience, that never runs dry. It is always with great anticipation and reverence that we, the children of men, pa- tiently wait to grasp at any word HE might have to say; for we know HIS Words are Spirit and they are Life. ‘ Thus, in this glorious and astounding illustra- tion explained so clearly and put forth by FA- THER DIVINE for the redemption of the souls and bodies of ours, we gain information that will ‘ give strength to the weak, new life to the dea-d, (those who are dead ambitionally, inspirational- ~ly, ﬁnancially and otherwise) courage and zeal to those-' who are disheartened; for it is ‘a way, an outlet to freedom and real emancipation from the ties of mortality that have kept mankind bound. If one and all would but apply these scientiﬁc truths to their life and affairs, none need lack in GOD’S Abundance and all would enjoy the PEACE of GOD that surpasses all human un- derstanding, for FATHER DIVINE, the SA- VIOR of the world, «offers these blessings to all who will but accept of them. . THANK YOU, FATHER! % (The foregoing statements come from the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows:) ‘ I ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE: , Here we all are, as I have always been; yet just behind the veil of the visible’ concept of the cliil-dren of men I have not been seen. At this time it is a privilege to stand in this audi.ence verifying your inspir.ati«onic declara- tioii, yea, prediction of that wliicli. will be ful- filled in others and ;i,i‘n.ong otliers, cveici ::i.s it is fullillcd among us: “JOY, JOY, JOY, your hearts are overﬂow- ing.” ‘ It is a privilege to realize, your fondest imag- ination can be a living reality, made visible, tan- gible and practical and so convincing to others, they are obliged to believe and see and know even as you do. When the practicality of truth is established in all you say or do, there is not any ground for criticism,‘ neither is there any space nor place in the mental World of expres- « sion for doubting; for doubts nor for fears; for as I say continually, that which has been spo- ken into consideration by your religious convic- tion, it somewhat ﬁlls you with enthusiasm in the hope of receiving something, yet having not . seen it. But when you come into possession of that which you have visioned and " that which you have imagined, how glorious it is and now marvelous it is to live in such a recognition, ‘knowing within yourself that which has been surmised has been realized! As I said in that message just read, TO- DAY’S REALITY IS YESTERDAY’S DREAM and TOMORROW’S REALITY IS 'I‘ODAY’S DREAM. Even the earth itself was a dream in a way of expression; in other words, it was an assertion being made as’, an affirmation; but when I it was spoken into actuality and into visibility it was no longer an affirmation, for GOD conﬁrmed‘ the creation of it when HE said, “Let dry, land A appear,” and dry land appeared. Affirmation, Conﬁrmation, Realization The affirmation of the ALMIGHTY was con- ” ﬁrmed by the great CONFIRMER-; yea, the self- same CREATOR and the MAKER brought your affirination—-in other words, I-IIS‘ Own affi.rma- , tion, into‘ a conﬁrmed state of expression when GOD caused that which was invisible to be i A fﬁorme-d and made visible, matter-‘like, tangible and real. There and then HIS affirmation con- p l O24 4 ’ cerning that Wh.ich HES created was no longer I merely an affirmation but a realization through the conﬁrmation of that of which HE had cre- ated. A , I As with. the earth made visible, tangible and practical even so with the many limitless bless- ings of which I AM daily stressing when they are brought from" the invisible into the outer, that mankind might observe them. There and then they have come into the outer that man I _ might observe that which had been visualized or merely surmised. Your suppositions are changed to your recog- nition and your recognition is brought into ex-' pression, into your conscious realization; hence, that which has been recognized now is realized; for.when you ﬁrst merely surmised or, in other words, imagined something as an imagination, the seed idea took form; and when it put on form as an outward expression, it was reckoned and recognized as that which would be universally realized and that which was universally real- ized. From that which is realized cometh forth the visible substance of life for every living crea- ture——the visible things for the sustenance of the bodiespof men and even for the living crea- tures. But ﬁrstly, that which was invisible, void and without form was brought into outer ex- pression and made a ‘matter-like form that the ' rest of GOD’S creation might be fed from this substance of that of which was made visible, that Was invisible without a form. From that sub- stance——in other words, from the visible——-com- _ ’ ethl forth tlie sustenance for the bodies of both «man and beast and the creeping things of the ‘ earth; for out of the earth things are produced for the sustenance of the bodies of living crea- » tures that the visible‘ creatures of the earth plane might be supplied by the visible things coming from the invisible realm. A Q As in the Beginning , As the earth. came in the beginning, being in- visible according to the Scripture, even so are V the invisible things from the invisible realm com- :7 , ing forth into expression for the sustenance of ‘ Vthe bodies of the visible creation of the AL- TMIGHTY. Then I say, it is a privilege *to real- ize those things that were of dreams yesterday; even as the earth, being ‘void and without a form, it was impractical, unproﬁtable and good for ynethiiig’ withoutla form; but eon said, “Let dry . 1 V land appeaI'”——HO'W GLORIOUS IT IS TO SEE ‘ , IT! ; epeared as it is, from the dryness ‘of the land, And when the land became dry and ap- yea, the ground, there came forth dust into ex- _ ipressioii and.G»OLD formed man. out of the dust - Tot‘ the ground. Aren’t you glad! Forming man The NEWDAY out of the dust of that which was once invisible; that which was once intangible; but making a tangibilated bodily form in GOD’S OwnLikeness, GOD created HE him and formed man in HIS ‘ Own Likeness. For this cause I came, to bring to your con- sideration the reality of that which is «invisible and how it can and will be brought into observ.a— tion that mankind might observe the things that were and still are invisible, but when they are brought into the conscious realization and the A recognition of the conscious mentality of human- ity, there and then they are convincing to all open-minded individuals to know that those things that were suppositions can be a livin re- ality and no longer be void and impractical. _I AM making practical every desirable expres- ~ sion. You cannot be anything mentally or'spir- itually that cannot be made a living reality by being tangibilated even as the earth was after GOD said; “Dry land appear.” I will call for the visibility of that of which was merely a sup- position, that which was merely .an idea, that which was merely an opinion,»-I will call for the visibility of both it and them for the pur- pose? of bringing into the conscious recognition and the realizationof the children of men GOD’S ‘ACTUAL PRESENCE as a living reality. Belief in Tangibilization ' How glorious it is toobserve it! Had you not believed in the tangibilization of GOD, you could not be enjoying these tangible .and visible mate- rial things we are now enjoying. The,be1ief in the PERSONIFIED CHRIST is the redemption of your body as well as your soul. Men who merely believe in» the invisibility of the CHRIST may be saved mentally and spiritually, but they cannot expect to be saved inthis life. They I apparently succeed, the ‘same as the animals do, without the knowledge of GOD; but when you come down to facts and ﬁgures, you can see'defi- nitely, it is not a reality to the individual who does not believe in the tangibilated state of PER- FECTION and who does not believe that things that are in the invisible can be made real and tangible as Well as merely supposition“al—SUP- POSITIONS. ‘ For this cause we are rejoicing and we are ex- ceedingly glad to give to the world the best we have and to daily ‘give the best; the highest LIGHT of information transmitted freely, YOU SHOULD GIVE IT! The best I have is such as I AM daily giving——all spiritual and advanced scientiﬁc information from the Fount of ,GOD’S~ OMNISCIENCE. This is exactly What I AM willingly or unwillingly giving and the same to ME, as the BEST of all things, -yea, the ‘PER- l'\,. A:ugi1st}25th,‘1938 - . y I " August 25th, 1938, S ' ‘FECTION of every other expression, the" BEST is ‘continually returning; ~ I GIVE‘ TO. THE ?WORLD BEST YOU HAVE AND THE BEST WILL COME BACK TO YOU.” Professionally, skillfully, industrious- ly, intellectually, scientiﬁcally,~from every angle expressible, give the best without any thought of compensation or return for and the best will return to you without an effort on your part. _ t I . ‘ ’ Gain by Sacriﬁce Just think of it! The millions of dollars I have sacriﬁced that could have been and would have been at MY disposal and service if I sought it or desired it, and any other blessing imagin- able; yet by the sacriﬁce of those things,I AM gaining continually something better than all that can be imagined; for I AM holding fast to the ability and gaining the ability to acquire the same, even though I AM not seeking a thing. Men of skill, men of ability, men of scientiﬁc information who may be skillful inventors and discoverers, they may lose all they have accumu- lated; they may lose all of their wealth, their fortune; but if they hold fast to the ability and will not lose it, they will have the KEY to the in-uuen treasure; they will be able to go in by having the ability ‘and come into possession of a self-same, such blessing as they have had and lost bv some means. THE ABILITY IS‘ THE GREAT ESSENTIAL. The essence of it, the reality of it, the soul of it, that which can get it, that which can go get it——hold fast to that which can go get it; you need not mind about getting it or keeping it so long as you hold fast to that which CAN getrit. Aren’tgyou g1ad!_ It is marvelous! The spirit and the meaning of all things—~hold fast I to the spirit and the meaning of such things even, though they be consumed; Imean, those things, the things themselves be consumed. If they are good, hold fast to the spirit and the meaning of such things, hold fast to the good of those things and those things will automati- cally return; I it is a matter of impossibility to lose. It is ‘only the abstract expression of that reality you .are losing. I say, it is only the ab-' stract expression-—in other words, the shadow of the reality you are losing. The ability-in other Words, the. spirit and the meaning of such a thing—-when you hold fast to both it andthem, things may come and things may go but you V will stand aslﬁrm without one as if you were , holding!-on to all of them. That is the mystery! The Impersonal Reality Present _ Friends, admirers, sympathizers, co-workers, ’, participators and others, all that are desired and The new DAY! I ,.2s all who are enjoying *all ‘those things that are de- sired and .all mankind who are enjoyed, they 5, I may come or they may go as persons, hold fast to the impersonal reality of such individuals-and you can and will still have them with you when they are apparently absent personally. * Why is it you all are here tonight? I heard you and I. heard you sing by compositiongis the reiteration. of a Biblical, historical predic- tion: “WHERE THE BODY IS, THERE THE at Holding fast to the reality of .. ' ANGELS ARE.” things, those who seek the reality will find you for they cannot get it unless they get you. If you produce the reality and harmonize with it so vividly until you become to be a part of the real- ity, when they get the reality they will get you, —and, in turn, when you hold fast to the reality, 4 the reality that is in expression, wheresoever the reality is in evidence the reality will be with you A I, even if the personality of such individuals repw resenting the reality is absent; the reality of ‘ such persons will be with you. » . “I WILL NOT LEAVE YOU COMFORT- LESS!” Remember, these words I have"“spoken through the mouth of Jesus in the Sonship degree, they - were not personal, they were not MINE as a PERSON, to be conﬁned to the NAME called Jesus, neither to that PERSON who was called the SON of GOD: COMFORTLESS.” Those words. are "applicable to you and to every individual if you will receive the message the same as JESUS’ disciples did; for they be- lieved HE was speaking to them. “I WILL NOT LEAVE YOU . COMFORTLESS!” glad! . have been spoken nineteen hundred years ago. Oh, it is something to consider! Yet, the words f i are as applicable for you and to you andyour experience as they were for those to whom they 1 were spoken. The Words Are Applicable to Us , It is glorious to observe the truth!—to know GOD, is not PERSONAL. If GOD was PER- SONAL, HE would have been speaking directly“ to those twelve or ten who were with HIM at i that particular instance; but since GOD is un- “fr selfish and impersonal, those words are as ap-A. .; plicable to you and to your life as they were to those to whom I-IE was apparently speakin_g.“_ Those of whom HE was apparently, speaking, I they were as distinct to them as they are to you and as direct to you as they are or as they were to them. Aren’t you glad! ~ When you realize the words are spirit and they: “I WILL Nor LEAVE YOU Aren't you Takethese identical words, though they ; 26 A . V get one without getting the other. A glad! You cannot get your soul without get- Tiie NEW DAY are life, being impersonalf and apply them to A yourselves as individuals, you will find they will work as effectively for you as they did and would for others. Then I say, live in this rec- ognition and build upon this foundation contin- ually and that which was as though it was for one limited group, you will see it was as it is and it is as it was. . Then I say, realize I will not leave you oom- fortless~——TI-IE ONE ‘I.’ Live in such a recog- nition and you will feel the effect of such an ap- plication; you will get the results of such an ap- plication according to your faith in the FUN- . DAMENTAL, of WHOM you say I AM. Those words were spoken as though they were spoken to the disciples, as though they were words of consolation to and for the soul; but re- member, as GOD in the PERSON of JESUS was made visible—-——made ﬂesh and dwelt among us, realize,’ that which is meant in the word as a message to the soul, it is the same to the body. Your bodies are not comfortlessl Your bodies have comfort and convenience; your bodies have modern. improvements; your bodies have con- venience for your advancement. Aren’t you glad! Then I say, if it is good for the body, it is good for the soul-——I WILL NOT LEAVE YOUR BODIES COMFORTLESS! You consist of spir- it, body and mind, the whole being, and all you can consciously think of concerning yourself and that can consciously be affected; thereby such an expression of conscious thinking ‘can be af- fected by that which has been spoken of in the spirit by GOD to the children of men. cerns your whole life’s existence, concerns your whole activity; concerns your energy, your men- tality and your .ambitio_n_: it concerns you gen-. erally. Do Not. llivitle Soul alnd Body Oh! it is marvelous to observe the mystery; to see, really, it does concern you from every angle. Then take these thoughts in and allow them to be as much a reality for your body and for your personal affairs as they .are for that of your soul, for that of your mind. No longer divide your soul from your body when GOD is keeping them together. .Aren’t you glad! For “GOD breatlied in Adam the breath of life and the man becanie a living‘ soul}? A I lf GOD would have intended for» the soul to be severed from the body, GOD would not have breathed into the man the breath of life and caused the man to become to be a living soul. Hence, the soul is the body and the body is the soul; for they are uniﬁed together; you. cannot Aren’t you -body is your soul. It con— _ ‘ting your body and you cannot get your body without getting your soul, unlessit is some mur- dering done; and GOD said, “Thou shalt not kill.” Aren’t you glad! * Then I say, your soul is your body .and your GOD joined your soul and your body together and your mind, the three in one, that there should be no separation among them. “LET THERE BE NO A DIVISION AMONG YOU.” Let nothing sever your soul from your body, neither sever your body from your mind, but let your mind, your _soul and your body he in one and donot allow any sep- aration between them. Aren’t you glad! This is not a supposition; I AM not speaking theoretically. 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(The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows:) — , PEACE,EVERYONE: L At this instance I had arisen to make ‘MY seeming departure from the table, but I thought as I arose, it may be possible some other indi= vicltI.a1., espe_cially those of our lvlsillllg’ friencls, niight have a word to say. if they ears to, we would be glad to ifrom ll’ you do not care to speak, you are not obligated. by any means whatever; you are welcome to be gov— erned by your highest intuition. I thank you. (Several visitors ‘present took advantage of FATI-lE,R’S cordial invitation, including Mr. Jack Glenn, representative of the “March of Time” news service. The remarks of our visitors were ‘ very appreciative of F,A.T;ElER and His work and l\/lr. Gleini especially, ~ e,2;.presse<:l his deep grati= tude to FATHER for the marvelous cooperation rendered. to him and his crew of workmen by FATHER and the followers. Following Mr. G‘lenn’s remarks, FATHER sang the familiar composition of blessings, enumerating from mil- lions to billions, from billions to trillions, from t_ri_1lions to quad.ril_lio11s, from quadrillions to quintillions, froin qnin‘t-illions to sextillions, froin sextillions to septillions, from septillions to _octil~ lions, from octillions to duodecillions, from duode- cillions to decillions and from decillions to sept- decillions~—-“blessings ﬂowing free; no end to the blessings, blessings ﬂowing free for all.” At the conclusion of the song, FATHER arose once again, speaking as follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: That little composition as a number, being termed a song, yet can be repeated as a motto and yet in an expression as enumerating‘ the lim~ itless blessings that are so freely ﬂowing, it came forth first in that way. They were not multiplied by as many more in the beginning, but the trans- posed version of that particular composition; in other words, the revised version of it—-—-we may term it to be the twin to it~—“the blessings are multiplied by as manylmore each day.” That is a different composition from the one quite‘ often sung: “There are millions and millions of bless- ings; every day they are multiplied, by as many , more.” 4 , Can you not see from a psychological point of view, from a scientiﬁc point of View andfrom a metaphysical point of view, as you Visualize the Abundance of the Fullness, you produce accord- ing to that outlook on life as you observe things on large scales ‘.7 How marvelous it is to observe it‘! How glorious it is to see it! The thing you vi‘vid‘ly visualize you tend to materialize. 110W -it ls Done ' « _ l have often stressed the co,-neep_tion of an idea that is desirable. still your conscious thinking by relaxation. and trust in the Inﬁnite within you, and instantane- ously your prayers, which are desires, will be heard and answered, it the idea you have con- ceived is unselﬁsh- That is the mystery! ‘ “Now,,unto him that able to do exeeediiiga ly abundantly above all that you can ask or‘ th:i.nl.<,” if GOD is able ‘to do exeeediiigly‘ aibnfné dantly above all you can ask or tl;1i1ilt,” ‘tliink great things; l;lli_1ll{ unbel_ieva'ble things; and you will see, the words of GOD to.Ab,r,am, yea, Abra- ham, are as .applicable to you as they we-retto him: “As far. out in the land as you can seetoi be for your i11l1£e1°itance,” as li‘Al?t our cast YOU CAN SEE: ” a I llave 1118.916 at little i11l1?$t1‘E.Lt.101l 11,1 itliis eniue . me-ration process of expression, in enumerating : The idea of something you. a desire; conceive zit unselﬁshly» in your mentality, ' O‘ every good desire’. ‘2T8‘',‘k‘» ‘ J i—.".Thei-NEWDAY . in . up to septdecillions, of which is noticonsidered and has not been heard of by some-—I..mean ma- thematically; I AM looking out in the great uni- versal scheme of things, in the great ﬁeld of sup- ply, in the great DIVINE, mathematical ﬁeld of study and enumerating up into the decillions times decillions times decillions. If those things arenot a reality, take them for granted as aﬁir- mations for yourselves as individuals; if you can affirm, GOD can conﬁrm. You cannot make an affirmation that is "not conjﬁrmable by the_CREATOR and the INSPI- RATOR of your affirmations. GOD would not give you the ambition and energy. and intelli- gence to make such an affirmation HE could not conﬁrm, for GOD can always goyou one bet- ter! That is why GOD is ALMIGHTY and that is why GOD is Omnipotent, which is the same. Answer Your Own Problems - ‘Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mysteryl Now, put these together and answer your own problems; work them out for yourself scientiﬁ- cally and you will ﬁnd you will have that satis- . fying portion, THE SPIRIT OF! THE CON- SCIOUSNESS OF THE PRESENCE OF GOD. That little composition as a motto for consid- eration, I composed many years ago when men V . thought and marveled at MY activities, yet they i, did not know from whence cometh all of this money and supply to satisfy your every desire and the desires, of these who are with you, and the many who follow. Spontaneously, volition- ally, dynamically, that word came forth just like a thunderboltecamev from some place; I know % from whence it came! Therefore, you know it could have come from none other saving from the ONE from whence it came. It is scientiﬁc, I it may be termed metaphysical; yet it is true: THE SPIRIT OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE PRESENCE OF GOD IS THE SOURCE OF ALL SUPPLY. AND IT WILL SATISFY EVERY GOOD DESIRE. Every good desire can be satisﬁed with the consciousness of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE .and' the spirit to motivate , the expression in the act of bringing those things into expression such as you are seeking. Oh! it is a privilege to observe it! It satisﬁes You cannot have a desire that the spirit of GOD’S PRESENCE and the consciousness of it cannot satisfy. Then I say, . ” V into the highest enumeration that can be made to » I in your conscious consideration mathematically, such can be fulﬁlled in your experience if you O I I . can vividly visualize’ it and make such an affirma- , _ tion, until it is conﬁrmed and made a declara- __ tionfor you and others who observe it. ‘ i V The Earth’W1as an Aﬁirmation You do not have to affirm; WE HAVE THESE LIMITLESS BLESSINGS; for the aﬂirmation. has been conﬁrmed in bringing into observation that of which had been affirmed. It ‘is brought into outer expression and into materialization by the INFINITE ONE, as it was with the e.arth in the beginning being invisible and without form, merely being as an aﬂirmation; but when GOD brought it intqﬂmater-i'alization, GOD was conﬁrm- ing HIS Own“ affirmation and the conﬁrmation of such an affirmation, the _outw.ard expression of such a conﬁrmation, is a declaration, when it is put forth into expression and you re-speak the truth concerning the thing you are making your declaration known concerning that which has been conﬁrmed. Then I say it is now made known; it is real because it has been made material; no longer just merely a mental concept; no longer merely an idea, but a REALITY; Then I say it is a privilege to observe the mystery. Now copy after the fashion” I have shown you concerning the mystery of supply and concerning the mys- tery of the creation of the earth that was void, as an affirmation of GOD. But the next step, theconﬁrmation of GOD when GOD said; “Let dry land appear,” GOD conﬁrmed HIS affirma- tion and when the dry land appeared, the dry land’s appearance in itself in expression was a declaration for allljiumanity. They can declare there is a reality in the earth, for it is made real and tangible. It is Wonderful! GOD Builds by Your Thoughts Think all youiwill, so long as your thoughts are unselﬁsh, so long as your thoughts are posi- tive, so long as your thoughts are real and con- structive. As GOD is the BUILDER‘ and the MAKER as well as the CREATOR, GOD will build according to your thoughts you are think- ing and bring them forth into outer‘ expression. How happen these things to come forth as they do, .as it may be termed, through ME in- stead of you? Relax your conscious mentality! I relax MY consciousaction or method of expres- sion according to the mortal version; hence, I "I do not have a manuscript nor a book to speak from. That is the mystery! If others can and will whole-hearte-dly trust ME, through them I AM willing and will immediately begin speak- ing; but when they take the book or go by someone else’s theory, someone else’s doctrine, they are trusting some other individual as a per- son more than they are the ALMIGHTY ‘within them; therefore, they cannot get the inspiration from the INFINITE ONE ;, for the concentrated thought] on the other individual and the other ,4!‘ August 25th, - 1§38? ‘ FINAL SUMME L adies ’ Dresses ~ Suits I August 2511;, 193:3 The NEWDAY ' I 29 individual’s version will cloud the Way of the illuminated spirit and mind of GOD lying dor- mant in the hearts and lives of you all, until you let go and trust in‘ GOD: Truly might have one said by composition, even through Christendom, “Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound.” sBy inspiration such was a prediction. Amazing Grace! Now you all are “amazing” at something. You cannot help it,‘ it is something in you that is amazed at some— thing. Your conscious mentality cannot under~ stand it, but yet it is something within you and you see not that of which you are stressing, that which is stressing your mind and appar- ently straining your mental eye to observe; you see it not consciously but there is something within. That something Within is giving you within a vision of something more than mortal to command. Trying to Look Like Others Now why is it you look at ME? As I was saying this evening, I trying not to have any colored lights around ME to reflect on MY it they look at ME so? Personal Tabernacle that I might be observed in some way different; I AM trying to make Myself as simple and as common in looks and appearance as possible. That which you can be- hold with your physical eye iscommon to be- hold, and yet as I say, wheresoever I go, why is As far as the outward appearance is concerned, I attempt to and try to look the same. as any other young man, but yet they watch ME wheresoever I AM. IT IS SOMETHING WITHIN. Aren't you glad! There are thousands of people missing the sub— stance and catching the shadow, the shadowy things that pertain to GOD, the Kingdom, your- self and all things that concern you; but the substance they are missing, but aren’t you glad! - You are getting the substance, the substance of things to hope for; you are getting the evidence of things not seen. Aren’t you glad! Then I say, you do not see consciously, but you are getting the evidence of things not seen. Now how do you feel! I will not detain you longer. I thank you. Tel. DRydock £6132 V I MAX MARCUS ISILKS and DRESS GOODS MEN'S WOLOLENS 99 HESTER STREET Bet. Allen & Eldridge sts. PEACE New York City MO. 2-6633 PEACE ‘IF You WANT A s A Trunk or Suit Case ‘Go To SEE PULLMAN’S BAG SHOP“ M A Phone: Mbnument 2-3560 Latest Styles p y GWonde~rfuI Furs 248 west 12th Steet U!_NBE1.<1E7VAB1-E ‘VALUES PEACE Dr. A. M. RUSSACK I SURGEON DENTIST 135 WEST 116th ST., Bet. Lenox & 7th Aves., N.,”Y..(3. » Hours: 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. A PEACE“ . _ _iq CENTER ll/lATTRsESS -FAC'.l‘0R_Y ‘ _ 1886 'rH."uu) AVENUE Near 104th street , FULL LINE BED sP1_n'NGs Mattress iMade Over, $2.00 _ FREE —DELIVERY ANYWHERE . Phone: LE. 4-2254 I I I I Factory at 226 EL -1051111 $19- 5% Disc. to FATHERS Children ’ Thank You,‘ FATHER Open 'Evenings "ran 10! Coats Dresses, from $1.95 to $10.95 so A ‘ A The NiElWiD.AY.i SWRETUALEJY OR P‘iiiySsiCAlii.i' HF YOU LWE EXACTLY AC‘&CORDlNG~ A TO MY'i‘EA:€iiiiNG P-— lFATliER DWINE . I I SEEK AN OUTLET WHEREBY YOU CAN EXPRESS UNSELFISHLY AND YET NOT" INDULGING SELFISHNESS OF OTHERS FATHERS MESSAGE , GIVEN AT THE BANQUET TABLE DIVINE LODGE IN SAMSONVILLE, ULSTER COUNTY SATURDAY, AUGUsT 20, 1938 A. D. F. D. E TIME: iizia A. M. Enjoying the blessing and privilege of being in the Presence of GOD and- in such a ‘wholesome and pleasant atmosphere, followers and friends partook of the bountiful blessings bestowed upon them by FATHER while gathered at the beauti- ful Samsonville Extension; After having already spent two days with FA- THER, going from one Extensi.on to the other, taking pictures of the many activities that are carried on in the Promised Land, the MARCH OF TIME cameramen headed by Mr. J.ack Glenn, I director, considered it ,a still greater privilege and blessing to be able to participate with FATHER and the followers for the third day. Many visitors from the neighborhood were present on this occasion, and they too, as Well as the followers, were privileged to hear a sgng, and then these Marvelous Messages Which FA- THER delivered. ‘ ‘ (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which -FATHER sings and speaks as follows:) ' ‘I am building, I am building, I am building up the templesof the LORD, your SAVIOR. I am building, I am building, I am building up the temples of the LORD. ‘The temples of the LORD are not .as man sup- posed; . Building up‘ the temples of the LORD are the bodies of yours. . V I am building, I am building, I am building up the temples of the LORD.’ . PEACE, EVERYONE! That is a little composi- tion brought out many years ago, for the con- sideration of those with whom we, at that time, had’ come in contact. This afternoon, yea, this morning, today and these days, as may be termed, We are building up the temples“ of the If LORD. The temples of the LORD, are not as man supposed; they are not as you ‘would'con- sicier in speaking or the temples; tor the average person would consider building material——mech- anical ‘buildings-—'but upon this Foundation you are standing. The Foundation upon which you are building cannot be shaken, if it is the Foun- dation that has been laid by Ci-IRIST JESUS and the apostles. . . Building upon this Foundation, you are sub- stantiated in faith, you are unshaken in con- ﬁdence and you are digging deep and building sure; for the purpose of establishing in your- selves, a Foundation that cannot be shaken by the winds" and doctrines and versions of men. While sitting, listening and beholding, I thought for consideration-—-—those who have contacted Me mentally, those who have contacted Me spiritual- ‘ ly, if you would but consider, ‘as you have found Me, walk therein,’ you would be substantiated in faith and unshaken in conﬁdence and you would build upon this Foundation that cannot be shaken. As an abstract expression or foundation of which I am now stressing, I have dr.afted a pol- itical foundation for consideration, as a consti- tutional foundation for the government of a king- dom, yea, for the government of a great country -——our " RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT PLAT- FORM! I drafted it from the hearts and minds of the children ‘of men; those who have. been converted, translated and born again and brought into subjection to GOD instead of, t-o man. The Platform Game by the Will of GOD ' This Righteous Government Platform came not by the willof» man nor by the will of the blood, nor by the Will of the flesh; but by the Will of GOD, as a Sample and as an Example of the,‘ A great universal scheme of things, and GOD’S volition.ated creation coming forth into expres- sion volitionally, in opposition to those things that have been created and devised by man. Then the Righteous Government Platform,‘ as an abstract expression for the consideration of the mystery,'~‘I drafted it; I brought it out as a document for those who would live in the recog- nition of GOD'S ACTUAL PRESENCE and August l25th,'ll1l938i Nounnssiaieiit mi or i~‘EEi.iTsc CAN AFFECT mu initiiiii, L 25th,’ aw ~N1%:wi3A"r is O A .31" would be the founders, as it may be termed, of the Kingdom of Heaven.’ The Foundation as I have afore said, GOD HIMSELF laid; butras being termed by the children of men, laid by JESUS CHRIST and the apostles. As‘ forerunners they came, and as actuated expressers of the prediction of the reality of the establishment of the -Kingdom, GOD has spoken through them; telling men of what would be and what GOD actually requires of them; that they might build upon _a Foundation of RIGHTEOUS- NESS, of TRUTH, and of JUSTICE as trans- mitted through JESUS and then the disciples-— the disciples and the followers who are walk- ing in the Footsteps of CHRIST and adhering tohis Teaching. I have drafted it and put it forth into expression from a political point of view; that men on the material plane might have a foundation politically to build upon, that would be according to RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE, of which is My Righteous Government Platform, this being an abstract expression, it is true; but the spirit and the mind of all of the Righteousness I am advocating, must be inculcated and reincarnated in you,‘ and each of you must produce the spirit and the meaning of such a document as the Righteous Government Platform I have drafted from the hearts and the minds of the Righteous ones- Living Epistles Build. upon such a Foundation, that the very_ spirit of Righteousness from that angle of -ex- pression might be actually established in you; that you might be living epistles, carrying the Message. Wheresoever you go, of MY ACTUAL PRESENCE among you, and telling men by the actuated words of your expression, GOD is a Living Reality, no longer a superstitious imagina- tion, no longer living in superstition, but living in the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- ENCE. I By this you are bringing your physical bodies_ into subjection, and building up the temples of the LORD. Then I say“, are you not building, are you-not building up the temples of the LORD—building ‘up your mind and your will and your desires; building up your bodies withthe Nature and the Characteristics and the Mind of your GOD, that you might be substantiated and unshaken in con- ﬁ‘dence; that nothing -will shake you and nothing will be powerful enough to prevent nor to slightly hinder “ your activities? This is the building of which I am now speaking! When you build upon this Foundation, dear ones, you will dispel all selﬁshness, all human tendencies, fancies and pleasures from your system; for you will take, as a_ dose of medicine, My Righteous Government “E. Platform daily, until youshall have been purged of all selﬁshness and all selﬁsh tendencies, men- tally and spiritually. You need a purgative daily, not so much of a physical purgative, neither physio; but you need the reality of a mental and a spiritual purgative to" purge your system——your mental and your physical structure—of all of the mental, mortal contagious you have contagionized yourself with, by inheriting through heredity, the nature,.dis- ‘position and characteristics handed down to you through your ancestors and through, others with vvhom you are -connected. The Only Way to Live w Purge yourselves of every mortal versionated expression which spells the sense of selﬁshness and selﬁsh tendencies; that you might be the expressers of absolute unselﬁshness——the only way to live in the Kingdom of Heaven. How glorious it its to observe the Truth! For the time has truly come, those who have been called into this Great Kingdom of Mine, you are honored with the Call of your GOD. I When you live in mortal consciousness, human tendencies, human fancies, human pleasures, and other -expressions, yea,_the divers expressions of selﬁshness; you are taking poison-—which is not only detrimental, but such poison is destructive. Then I say, purge yourselves of every sense ‘of selﬁshness, if there be any about you, and GOD will abundantly bless you, if you will build up the temple of GOD on this Foundationthat I have ,_ laid. I was thinking how marvelous it is to be build- ing upon a Foundation that is PURE, HOLY and UNADULTERATED; a Foundation that is not infected by materialism, mortality nor the mortal’s versions; 3. Foundation that is not by any means adulterated by individuals committing . g adulteration (adultery) by dissipating their energy, ambition and their “spirit and their minds . with those things that are not according to Mine. How glorious it is to know the Truth! Purge I I A is yourselves of every sense of selﬁshness, for ‘the Wages of sin is death,’ and all selﬁshness is but an expression of sin put. forth into expression; for selﬁshness will function in violation to the great and the-ﬁrst Commandment. ‘By Fasting and Prayer Adhere to this Message this afternoon and * build upon this Foundation I have laid for one and for all, and refuse to indulge in your sense of feeling, when you ‘know it is an expression of antagonism; when you know it is an expression of negation from the within, in your mentality. , is Refuse to indulge in such; go to the extreme V - 32 l reverse; abstain from all appearances of selﬁsh- ness, by fasting such expressions out of your mentality and out of your system; ‘for such kind of “other fellows” come out by fasting and by‘ prayer.’ _ Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery and to build upon this Foundation an-d copy after the Fashion I am showing you this morning in this Message, how each of you should fast from self and self-indulgence from every angle ex- pressible. There and then you become to be new creatures, by putting off the old man with all of his deeds and tendencies; by fasting them out of ydu, if they are in you. Then and only then will you be ﬁt meat for the Master’s use and come into your rightful inheritance, whereby it cannot be taken. Theoretically, socially and ﬁnancially, yea, even politically and legally, you are inheritors of material, mental and spiritual blessings; but you will not be in rightful possession of them, unless you inherit them according to the Plan and the Purpose for which I Came. V Oh, it is something 17:) consider! If you will build upon this Foundation, you will not have an occasion to worry; for I will be with you, giv- ing you victory over all of the would-be unde- sirable conditions, and- will establish your going with victory in the Land of the Living, as con- querors over adverse and over all undesirable conditions. Build on Unselﬁshness . I mention this because if self is in you, as with the seeming changing scenes of time, asthe wind blows from the~East at times, and at times it may apparently change and blow from the West, to the extreme reverse; but all of it is GO_D’S Wind that blows and all of it is under ,G~OD’S control. Then why worry if you are in the East and the wind ceases to blow from the East, or if you are in the West and the wind ceases to blow from the West? If you are perturbed, dissatisﬁed or disturbed, you are still living in selﬁshness; you are not actually trusting in your GOD! ” Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! Build upon .a Foundation of UNSELFISHNESS, an-d- you will be building up the temples of the ‘ LORD your SAVIQOHUR; you will be building‘ up the temples of the LOlEtD. If you could but stop and consider; every undesirable sense of feeling cannot be in you, cannot exist in you, cannot af- feet you mentally, spiritually nor physically, if you live exactly according to My Teaching, by living and expressing in deeds and in actions and in every emotion,‘ absolute unseliislmess! It is only through selﬁshness can be affected; at is only through selﬁshness you can be per- The NEW DAY turbed; it is only through selﬁshness you can be disturbed; it is only through selﬁshness you would be unsuccessful; it is only through selﬁsh- ness you would be unhealthy; it is only through selﬁshness you would not inherit Life; you can- not inherit and cannot enjoy the Kingdom of your GOD. There are many things I could say along these (lines, but I thought I would drop these thoughts to stir up your pure and impure minds, that you I might recognize the Presence of your GOD and thereby be purified, by recognizing the Presence of your GOD and by copying after the Fashion I ‘am showing you all, by concentration, by har- monization, and by My demonstrations I am dem- onstrating in the midst and in the presence of you all. I THANK YOU! (After FATHERS beautiful Words, an in- dividual arose and thanked FATHER for the Message He had just delivered and especially that which He spoke concerning selﬁshness; for through ignorance and sympathy for those who were termed relatives and kin, she was led er- roneously iinto selﬁshness, doing things thatwere not according to FATHERS! Teaching. After this testimony, FATHER again arose and brought forth this beautiful and instructive Mes- sage for the beneﬁt of the speaker and also for the beneﬁt of others who have done likewise.) FATI-IER’S Words are as follows: PEACE, EVERYONE! To the last speaker, I have arisen to stress the signiﬁcance of being un- selﬁsh and the reality of unselﬁshness. Thereis a possibility for individuals, through self-indulg- ence and self-pity, to compromise wit,h’selﬁsh- ness in others, even. though they themselves may not consciously bexselﬁsh. ' ' I Tliose who desire to express effectively, selﬁshly, they should seek an outlet of expression whereby they could express unselﬁshly, where it would not be. indulging selﬁshness in others. There are those who Will take My Words of ex- pression While I am stressing the signiﬁcance of - living unselﬁsh, and use those Words for a selﬁsh purpose through self-indulgence, to get someone else to be selﬁsh, that they might devise selﬁsh, greedy gains through the unselﬁshness of the pupils or the students; yet they are selfish and grafting through graft and greed for selfish things, to appease themselves. Therefore they use someone else that is unselﬁsh for a selﬁsh purpose, to increase and multiply more selﬁshness and establish it more effectively. They Will‘_ use your sympathy; they will use your love; they will use your -devotion for Me and your faith and your devoutness, in an endeavor to ‘increase them- selves sellishly, to multiply themselves" selﬁshly, August, 2l'5!}th,‘ 1938 l.i..._.,«...iisu., S1933 I i A through" self-indulgence, tolhelp you to indulge in selﬁshness in others, although you may not be selﬁsh. You might just as well be selﬁsh as for others to be selﬁsh, as far as the good it is doing by your not being selﬁsh is concerned, if you are indulging in the selﬁshness of others. Individually you .are blessed; yea, it is a per- sonal blessing for you to be unselﬁsh; and yet through self-indulgence of others, if you indulge "in their selﬁshness and try to appease them in their graft and greed and selﬁsh tendencies, you may even ,mentally and spiritually be- a»,loser of your ‘blessings, by indulging in the selﬁshness of others; yet Iihave not said you should not help a person who is in need. You are justiﬁed in so doing, that is,_if you are convinced deﬁnite- ly, that such a person is worthy of the blessings they are receiving through cooperation or through your helping them. But there are those who are absolutely unselﬁsh in one way of ex- pression, coming in contact with those who are absolutely selﬁsh and indulging in selﬁshness, increasing and multiplying selﬁshness. By the acts of their activities, they increase more selﬁsh- ness and_,self—indulgence th.an you would as an individual, by being individually selﬁsh. Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth They use your sympathy; they use your human pity; they use your mortal mercy; they use your love and devotion and your mind and attention to GOD; for a selﬁsh purpose, to make merchan- disc of you. Then‘ I say, prove yourselves as workmen,__ rightly dividing the Word of Truth! Be unselﬁsh in all of your activities, but yet. you must know exactly what to do. I _ . Some have adhered to My Message of unsel- -ﬁshness and the Cooperative System of which I am daily stressing; yet they ‘have gone out, through selﬁshness, through graft and greed, to get others whopare unselﬁsh _ to help them t/ in- crease andmultiply selﬁshly, merely for a selﬁsh, purpose; therefore, they are doing more harm’ with your unselﬁshneiss, no doubt, by increasing selﬁshness .and multiplying selﬁshness in others, than you would do if you would use selﬁshness. ' . yourself and be an individually selﬁsh person. How. glorious it is to knowyour GOD! I-low marvelous it is to know the Truth concerning things that pertain to Life, and concerning those things with which you are concerned, and the individuals with whom you are concerned. I do say be self-less, be absolutely unselﬁsh; but be- cause of your unselﬁshness, do not allow -your unselﬁshness to increase and multiply the selﬁsh- ness of others by the millions. Do not use your unselﬁshness .as a ‘multiplicant’ for the purpose ‘ ’ . g of multiplying others’ by millions, or multiplying I I Tfhlleli Nriw nf_A Y p in self nor in selﬁshness. millionsof others’ selﬁshness by submitting your unselﬁshness to‘ the selﬁsh, that they might in- crease their selﬁshness and multiply it. I . GOD FORBID that such an expression of ex.- ploitation,‘ ofselﬁshness should continue, and es- pecially through and by "unselﬁshness! If a per- son is worthyof your cooperative expression of unselﬁshness, that person. vvould not seek it self- ishly, that person will. not nor would not i;r1d.'ul§.';‘e GOD l3‘ORBl’DI- That person would go to‘ the extreme reverse of that of which selﬁshness would. express; such would be in an expression of seli‘—deni,al. for Righteous- ness’ sake, that selﬁshness might not be expres- sed. Why then such a person would be express- ing the Mind an-d the Spirit and the Nature of your Saviour, by expressing absolutely unselﬁsh.- ly, byrbeing-self-denied in every act of an expres- sion. , The Spirit of Your Words Thosewho are Worthy of your expressions of unselﬁshness, would not seek it selﬁshly and Would not use it selﬁshly; such an individual and individuals would express absolutely unselﬁshly A and would be self—denied in all of their activities and in all of their expressions; for words in ex- pression'are the tal.e—tellers, they will tell you and others just the contents and the abundance of the heart. Whatsoever is in the heart, the spirit of your words will tell when you express in actions and in deeds, by continually talking. Your Words are the tale-tellers of that which is in you; they will tell you that which is in your heart and that which is in your mind. You all have heard Me say concerning the mys- tery of letting go and letting GOD. In a parable, parably speaking I have spoken —"I have spoken concerning the mystery of one iwho was in desperate need of one thousand dol- lars at onetime. He did not know how he would meet this demand, as he was in desperate need of it. He sought it diligently and he prayed. per- sistently, he prayed earnestly and continually until at last by inspiration the Spirit -came to him and said intuitively; ‘You have one ten dol- lar bill .and you are in desperate need of money to meet your obligations. You are holding on to that one ten dollar bill as a drowning man to a straw. Take that ten dollar bill and ﬁnd out within yourself deﬁnitely, the most needed char- ity and the most unselﬁsh charity you can send that ten dollar bill to, and send it to them; if you do, Why, your supply will be forthcoming ‘ and that which you have desired will be bounti- fully supplied.’ He Reapedl as He Sowed » He gave away tliat ten dollar billi net; l ing the mystery! 34 _ . The DAY nor knowing any way from whence the «other, yea, the one thousand dollars were coming. He gave it away willingly .and voluntarily, after the Spirit had revealed it. Immediately after giving away the ten dollar bill to the most needed char- , ity according to his conscious conviction, there and then in turn for the sacriﬁce _he made of that ten dollar bill according to his own religious and inspirational conviction————there and then the one thousand dollars, ‘over night, turned up from some placeto meet his demand, and his desires were satisﬁed. O But this was not done by his trying to give this ten dollars to someone who stood in the need of something, neither was he going by someone’s coming to him, asking him for something——GOD FORBIDI He gave it to the individual organi- zation ‘or person he was consciously convinced according to his understandingm-to the best of his understanding~——th,at was in actual need of that ten. dollar bill. From thence, all blessings came that were necessary for him at that‘par~ ticular time. , The same 2;;pl,ication. has been applied, the same remedy has been used over and over again by him, and every time he finds himself in the need. of something, he uses the same remedy. It will answer every problem; it will satisfy every desire; but you must be conscientious and sin- cere; you must be true to your GOD within and do not do a thing that you are convinced from the within that you are not doing to the best of your ability to and for the individual, whomsoe ever it may be who is in actual need of such things. When this done, there andsthen you are rep» i'ese11ting the Fuiidainental for which I Stand. Your prayers will always be lieard and answered, and whatsoever you may desire will be boun.ti= fully supplied, and you will not have .an occas sion to fret nor worry; for whatsoever you do, you will be doing it unselfishly and will not be encouraging nor indulging in selfishnesslnor in the selﬁshness of others, neither will you be en- dorsing the same by any means Whatever. All Are 'l’o~i.' You if GOD is How’ gl.orious it is to know the Trutli eoiiceiam -. _ Build upon. this il,*‘oi1i1datior1w it will be a matter of impossibility for you to be defeated; ;l"or if GOD is for you and with you, naught can be against you; for .all are with you if GOD is with you. Even though everything else may apparently oppose you, the ALLNIJSS of GOD there and then according to My Say» inc“ _.__.by is a reality, and the nothiiigness of matter ' can no longer be established ‘wjithin yoiu, 1-Low glorious it is to know your GODl GOD in the midst of you is mighty to save! all Wisdom, all Knowledge and all Understand- ing, gramatically speaking; yea, ‘language-»'ly’ speaking, according to the versionsof men, GOD is all Omniscience; in other words, GOD’S Om- niscience is an expression and GOD is Omnis- cient in your actual presence, Willing and ready to express His Omniscience if you will but let Him. » When Bibles and hymn books are closed as far as you are concerned; when text books and the theories and doctrines. of men are closed as far as you are concerned, there and then GOD will speak intuitively, and you will get direct infor- mation from the Fount of GOD’S Omniscience that has been lying dormant throughout the ages, in the hearts and lives of the children of men. GOD’S Omniscience could not come forth into expression, for the theories and doctrines and versions of men put a ban on Him. Aren’t you glad! But when you throw aside those ver- sions, theories, doctrines and ideas and opinions of men; when you crack the shell of mortal lim- itation, of which is but the expression of the ver~ sions ofmen; when you crack the shell of those things and allow CHRIST within to come forth into expression, GOD will speak from His Own - Omniscience; and I tell you, in His speaking He will tell you SOMETHING! l . You will ﬁnd, notanything can compete with the One within; that One within of Whom you say I AM, ruling and [controlling the minds of men. By causing the conscious -mentality and the personal activities as a person to cease to function, GOD, speaks and acts when all other expressions are silent. c When other .exp.ressio:_ns active and in evi» l deuce, GOD ca11*I~1o~t speak effectively; 3'50!‘ it long since been declared by millions of persons through this Christian Age, ‘Man’s extremity is GOD’S Opportunity.’ When you are extremiated as a person, there is an expression for GOD’S Opportunity and GOD will express when you ex-V tremiate yourself. I THANK YOU! PEACE Tel. C1Athedral 8-7020 on BLOOM OODENTIST INC. 125th St. cor. Seventh Ave, (Over I-Ierbei-'t’s Jewelry Store) Other Offices: 234th St. cor; Third Avenue‘ _ N; Y. — _ 34th St. cor. Ninth Avenue l\l'.‘Y, I-lO’U'RlS: 42nd St. cor. Tliird, Avenue N. Y. Daily . . .9 to 9 86th St. cor. Lexingtori Ave. N, Sundays :9to1 125th St. cor. Park Avenue N. Y. Albee Theatre Building Brooklyn August 25:11, was 120 W. 125th STREET .1608-‘PARK AVE. August. 25th,’ 35 PEACE A A. 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Bet. _5th & Madison.’ .; ‘ irhemsw DAY The following interview is published as con- tinuation of the interview between FATHER and Mr. Bird appearing in last wee-k’sissue of The New Day. It commenced with the reading of a few ex- cerpts from FA.THER’S Messages, selected by Mr. Glenn, dealing with FATHER’S refusal to accept anyone’s insurance money, property, gifts, donations, contributions or ﬁnances of any kind, the interview continuing as follows: MR. BIRD:-——-Father, the burning question in the minds of the public is, how is the Peace Mis- sion Movement ﬁnanced. You have made that explanation there that You Personally receive no donations, but can You tell me something about the ﬁnancing of the Movement outside of Your i own Personal connection? That is, for instance, your followers in Krum Elbow, could You tell me how that was acquired from the ﬁnancial aspect of it? 715 l«"ATHER:——-“It was acquired through the co- operative system.” MR. BIRD:-—Can You tell me more about the cooperative system? i FATfiER:—-—“A_numbe»r of co-workers who de- sire to be joint tenants and owners of a certain piece of property, they join as a unit to purchase such a property, and they invest their funds in the purchase of such property.” MR. BIRD :-—-—Are these funds their own, or are they recruited from Your followers as a whole? F‘ATHER:———“They are theirs—the individual owners’ funds.” ’ . MR. BIRD :—-The fact that You have been able to expand in Ulster County so freely in the last few years is a matter of great interest to the public. Are Your followers for the most part well-to-do people? FATHER:—“Not altogether. There are some ‘ well-to-do, some common laborers, some domestic workers, and others professionals; but those who purchase such properties, they unify themselves together to make up -the amount of money that is .z1ecess:a.i.';y to purchase such a piece of prop- INTERVIEW it mines DIVINE . with V MR. RG3-ERT BIRD of. The New York Times and JACK GLENN of The March of Time h Sunday, August 21st, 7 P.M.. C _ ' “*5 erty, and they usually get it at a special offer.” ' MR. BIRD :——Then the ﬁnancing of ‘all of the - real estate in this Movement is done from funds _ ‘ of the members, the well-to-do members con-l * tributing perhaps the larger share, and those less well off ﬁnancially‘ contributing their small share? ~ _ i P FATHER:——-“F_irs‘t I would like to make. this plain: this is not an organization. It is merely a Peace Mission Movement, commonly known as FATHER DIVINE’S PEACIEMISSION MOVE- MENT, because of those who are influenced by the Spirit of Christ as exempliﬁed in this Taber- nacle. They have uniﬁed themselves together in -different units to purchase such pieces of prop- erty individually. Each unit is an independent unit. Two, or three, or four, or as many as may. come together to purchase such a piece of prop- erty, they do so independently and voluntarily with their own hard-earned money.” MR. BIRD:—How much control, if any, do You exercise over these properties once they have _ been acquired by Your. followers? Your name never appears in the real estate transactions. FATHER:———“It is not My property.” MR. BlRD:—Do You exercise any Personal T control over it? i ~ . FATHER:——“Persona1 control, I. -do not.” MR. BIRD :—How many followers do You have, Father, who are actively identiﬁed in Your , Mission so far as it extends through New York C City, Harlem, and the nearer communities? In other words, followers who might be expected to cooperatively -participate in the Ulster County real estate developments? ' FATI-IER:-—-“We do not have any record of A followers by number or by name. All persons who follow the Life and the Teachings of CHRIST, we deem them to be co—workers and .followers.” c ‘ 1' MR. GLENN:—-Father, the question has been asked, maybe rather foolishly,‘ “When Fatheras a Person, and not Impersonally, as” You Work, f needs cash money, iwhat does He do '2” i l iiﬂugust 25th, 1938 V. it if S13 ¢'~( R l \a it August 2311,1933 _ tend.” The New my . Iiow Does HE Get Money? . FATHER:--“I do not need any money. If I should, ‘The Spirit of the Consciousness of the Presence of GOD is the Source «of all supply, and it can and it will satisfy every good -desire.’ “Nevertheless, in speaking this Way, I wish to say: I do not move as a rule according to the will of men, but I move and speak according to the Will of GOD. You will not ﬁnd the height of My standard in that which I have spoken just now. You will not ﬁnd the Light of this Under- standing as I am giving it to the children of men, although you may ﬁnd some sketch of an reﬂec- tion of; a percent of a fraction of a grain of what I have done, and of what I am saying; but I you will not ﬁnd the fullness of the measure of it, for GOD cannot be deﬁned. You cannot meas- . ure GOD with the measure of a man. The measure is not accurate enough. It is impos- sible for. you to measure GOD as far as the measurement of man goes. Still there is un- limited space on the other side to be revealed, for GOD is Inﬁnite by Nature, and universal in His activities.” ‘ _ »MR. GLENN :-—-But I mean in a business way. In a business, which I know it is not, they have petty cash. They say, “Has Father Divine a store, or Heavenly storage of money, or how does He workit 1?” It is the matter of the working of the cooperative system as it actually is mani-. fested in the material world, that they are inter- ested in. _ The Working of the Cooperative System I FATHER;-——“The cooperative system, accord- ing to the way I see» it, is through the individ- uals harmonizing together for one common pur- pose.” I . “MR. :--And when these individuals have , any_ personal needs, they all help each other '? That: is the way it is? FATHER:—-—-“Yes, the individual units help each other. They helpeach other in that par- ticular individual unit. They purchase the prop- erty; they have means; and whatsoever is neces- sary for the improvement or improvements of the property, why, they invest the money to that MR. BIRD :4--D-o they liave any administra- tive organization, Fatlier 1? I FA’I‘HER:--“lllhey do not.” I MR. BIRD:———Or any ‘accounting system which combines all of the Extensions in Ulster County and Harlem? FA.THER:——-“They do not~—not that I know of. Of_course~ if they do, it is not connected with Mei’ V ‘ I L / pg L, .. , point of making it clear. MR.‘ BIRD:--Would You comment further on the statement read by Mr. Lamh, I4‘ather? F‘ATHER:—-“If I speak at will, words of tlie_ human language are inadequate; but the Spirit speaking volitionally in an individual. can bring out the answer to every question, and will bring it out at the time and at the place when. it is necessary.” . _ s MR. GLENN':—~In speaking volitionally, Fa- ther, the statement Mr. Lamb read, you could I expand on that further, or with Your own word.s. It would be much better; I mean from the stand- I mean the point that when people givethings to You, they do not give them to You as a Person, and when people have, as You said, given You their lives and all they possess, that d.oes not mean that they have given them to You as a Person. ‘ Getting the Truth. FATHER:-——“I think if the press and the puh- I he could and would get My Message volitionally as I speak it, they would get more understand- ing concerning what they are seeking; for if I speak volitionally» and speak voluntarily, I am speaking according to My special gift,‘ My spe- cial calling; I am speaking according to Myself, in short. Hence, if they will allow the Spirit to speak volitionally, by waiting patiently until GOD speaks, they will get the Message of Truth. perfectly. A s “The same as in that message Mr. Lamb read a little while ago ;. it is .a question that has been asked thousands of times; do You, or should You allow Your followers to sell their insurance policies and turn the money in to You. If this has beenll/done at any time--—I mean as far as turning in their insurance policies--to the com- panies-—-tliey did those things voluntarily, ,voli- ’ tionally, according to their individual religiou.s conviction, and not at My Personal request... -Those who have turned in their insurance poli- _ , 2 . . cles,» they have not turned over the money to Me, not on any occasion, for I refuse it. . “For an instance, there is a lady now, I know, and the insurance company can tell you the same ‘ —_she had her insurance policy turned back. At least, she turned the check back for six years until here recently, when she found that it could be used constructively," she purchased property in the cooperative system in the. Promised Land-. This was done at her own will and at her own request, not at Mine; but according to her re- ligious conviction after being led by the Spirit of CHRIST according to her conversion, she had refused to use this money. She offered it to Me in 1932. I refused it. She turned it back on Q several occasions, after whicli the check \\.rould C37" 38 I "The-NEW DAY August 25:11, 1933 come again. She returne-d it on several occa- sions up until 1935 or 1936. She found there were others purchasing property and buying homes for the future on the cooperative system by several going together purchasing such prop- erty, and she decided to do the same. FATHER Is a Free Gift “She invested this money in the purchasing of this property. One check she happened to have on hand, she sent in, so I was informed,.and it had been stopped because she had demanded a stoppage of that check. When the time came that she could in the cooperative system in ‘the piirch.asii‘ig of a home f or herself for tlie present and fu'turc, she did it, after whicln. she sent for this check which was returned-, and I am informed she ﬁnished paying for her part of the property on which there were three or four as co—Workers and as co-tenants? and co-owners together, purchasing this particular piece of property. “She did not turn the money over to Me. She would have done so if I wouldhave desired her to do so; but I did not, and do not, and will not receive compensation, remuneration, love-of- ferings, donations, or anything of that sort for My Spiritual work and activities, from any in- dividual. I am a free gift to the world, gratis to mankind?’ MR. BIRD :-—-Father, could You perhaps an- swer another question which has been raised especially in magazine articles and in biographies which have been written about You as to Your early life‘? You have been described as a native of Baltimore, as one George Baker, who was .a handy-man in Baltimore at one time, but later a preacher there and ﬁnally the Leader of this Peace Movement, which, I think, first came to the attention of the public about sixteen or seven- teen ve.ars ago in Sayville, Long Island. Would You Clarify me as to that point? FATHER:———“I believe all of those statements are lies. I know theyare unfounded. As far as the name is concerned, I do not bear any record of any such name as they have given, although in different places the differentpeople, as in this particular issue of which we are now speaking, they have called Me all sorts «of names. Many people call Me ‘the other fellow’ (better known as the devil). There are thousands and millions call Me GOD. The actuated words of MY EX- PRESSION will tell them all just Who I am and What I Am.” ‘ The Door Is Open for All MR. GLENN:—-Father, if anyone could, by i a» any stretch of the imagination, achieve the same state of impersonal perfection and idealism and high good that You represent, would -they also be classed as that which they -say You are? FA.THER:——“I have set before you and all humanity, an -open door. As said John in the ’ revelationic prediction of the Booi‘-7. of Revelation, ‘I set before you an open door.’ That is accord- ing to My Version. , The Bible, the Scripture, the Gospel, and the Epistles, and’ all inspirations ofiperfection, .and every unﬁoldment of a degree of perfection, they are all absolutely free for each and every i~nd.ivid-ual if they will c1aim_,them_. That. is My conscious conviction. , Therefore, I before all human'i;ty an open -door. If they - will but live the Truth and bring: to fruition the Life and the Teaching of CHRIST as emphasized and as stressed by JESUS, they too, as well as you, can also be producers and personiﬁers of the identical Life CHRIST in the person of JESUS exemplified.” ' MR. GLENN:-—That is wonderful, Father. But You do not know of any such person now existing? * FATI-IER:--“Well, that is for those who are A critics, and those who would- be critics, and for those who are prejudiced, and those who would be prejudiced, to ﬁnd a person that they can use as My competitor.” MR. GLENN :—--That is truly Wonderful, Fa- ther. FATHER:--“Although I did say, and will say again, there are not any competitors in the Uni- versal Mind Substance where I Am. It is im- material to Me who a person may be and where , they stand; I enjoy the adv.ancement and the unfoldment of such individuals if they can ad- vance to perfection on the Spiritual plane, even as they say ‘I Am.” , It Cometh Not by Observation- MR. BIRD:-—Father, can You tell me» when in Your own life You achieved such an enlighten- ment which I think You now speak from? In other words, for many years You were unrecog- nized. W.as that because Your teachings were not, perhaps, “as fully inspired as they are now, or was it for some other reason‘? Can You tell me when Your teachings ﬁrst gained public rec- ognition, and whether that time coincided with the time You had received a further inspiration? MR. GLENN:--In other words,‘Father, when didlYou ﬁrst reveal Yourself in the Impersonal Light in which they now see You‘? I mean, is there such .a record borne, of any such? That is a material question that is asked by lots of people. I “ g , FATI-IER:—-“I might ask the materialists, August 25th,. 1938 those who are materially-minded, if they can fathom out the span of Heaven in its inﬁniteness, and measure out the grains of s.and on the sea- shore. If b they can, it may be possible for them to tell concerning the mystery of the Presence of GOD; although I have stressed the recognition of GOD as revealed, coming forth into expres- sion according to the advanced light of spiritual‘ civilization. It is in the.individual’s knowledge. It is in them. They are the ones who are re- ceiving information as they advance scientiﬁcally and intellectually from one unfoldment to an- other. They cannot observe the mystery of GOD’S actual. Presen.ce_saving as the light of civilization advances in the indiividuals’ nien.tal.ity. “It is not anything I do as a Person; but as the light of ci.viliz.ation advances, even so does the understanding of men open up to the unfold- ment and the recognition of G~OD’S Presence. It is _a matter of recognition, it is not merely supposition. As men surmise things, imagine things, they think vividly in certain directions; but as those things are opened up to them they are no lon.ger a supposition, they are recognitions, they are realizations. Men realize those things that they once merely surmised. So the advance- ment and unfoldment of GOD’S Presence among the people is a matter of course in the advanced light of civilization as men advance scientiﬁcally, intellectually and spiritually until the recognition I of GOD’S Presence is revealed to them. . GOD in Expression “GOD was in the world from the beginning of the creation according to the Bible, yea, the Scripture‘; and the world W.as made by Him, but the w-orld knew Him not. As with GOD, from whence I am now speaking, so with GOD from whence you are speaking. There is but one GOD universally, with or without a person.‘ As the ‘principle of mathematics, even so is GOD in ex- pression. v — . “Therefore I say to those who desire to know, and are sincere and conscientious in their re- search work; seek diligently the fundamentals of life, and GOD will reveal those things that are hid to thee. That is the mystery. So I stress it vividly for the beneﬁt of the people; for there are thousands of people who are trying to meas- ure GOD, the Inﬁnite One, with the measure of a man. You cannot conﬁne GOD, and you can- not deﬁne Him. He is not conﬁned, and neither is GOD deﬁned. GOD is Inﬁnite, ﬁlling all space - and absent from none, yea, GOD is Present every- t where. When GOD wills to appear here, there, or elsewhere, GOD merely appears and there He is. I » , “Through His condescension, as we often use , I disrecog.n.:i:7:e the Personality of Myself’. The NEWDAY i G , 39 ‘x. the word, condescension, that is exactly what it means; GOD lowering the Standard of Him- self in Perfection. as a perfect state of expression, to function according to .a lower degree or ac- cording to a lower version. “Hence, as a Person I could. not say I began yesterday, to~day, nor the day‘1">before, unless I mention the beginning of the creation when the earth was void and without form, and GOD caused the earth to come forth as dry land that dust might accumulate thereon; and from the dust of the ground GOD formed man. That is the beginning of the scene of things, according to the conscious mortal versions of inen. “So I, Myself, a Person, I aiii not reckoned. Ll” dis- recognize the Individ.ua1i,ty Myself; and yet in Person as the Personiﬁcation of Perfection I stand, with victory over adverse and undesirable conditions, it matters not where I am. The Iinpersonality of GOD “So therthought I would like to continue to convey is that we are not advocating personalit- ies; we are not advocating individualities; we are stressing the reality of the Impersonal as a"prin— ciple and not as a person. That is why you hear Me say, with or without a person I will accom- plish My endeavors. I WILL accomplish. My endeavors, with or without a person, for GOD is absolutely Impersonal. That is the mystery! “GOD is as a broadcast message. You may broadcast a message and yet you may transcribe it; it may be broadcast over and over again. It is the same message being broadcast, and the same voices that are heard by men. That is the mystery; and so it is with GOD, of‘Whom you are speaking. But because of His condescen- sion, He came in the most insigniﬁcant. You are looking at_ something you observe as a per- son, and not bbserving the Impersonal, the In- ﬁnite, the Principle. To the contrary, you are observing the person. “I feel moved to further say, in reference to I those questions that were asked; if I would con- sider as some consider, the consideration of re- muneration, and count things according to the custom of men, I would be looking directly for some compensation, for some remuneration for ‘ what I am now doing. I refuse such, for I am not dependent on men. tives of the different concerns will gain mil- lions by Me, but I came as the poorest among men, yet in a k i n g mfanyi rich, without the thought. of compensation, or remuneration, or ‘» self-gain; for GOD is a free gift to the world, gratis to mankind.” , . P a I I know you representa- :40 Large Am-onnts of Money Refused MR. GLENN:-'-You have refused a number. of very high offers to do this for commercial people, ha,"ven’t You, Father? ilZi‘A.TlIER:w—»“fPosii;.ively! And I believe to-day I could demand, and I believe those who are con- cerned would pay, tif I would have required same, at least, a hundred thousand dollars for My ser- vices and activities as exempliﬁed and as demon- strated before you. ' “While I am making a sacriﬁce of all monetary V gain, I am, gaining a hundredfold more, accord- ing to My religious conviction. Therefore, you, your concern, may gain a million dollars by My Personal activities, and I am expecting for you to get much more than that. ’ “Nevertheless, the one hundred thousand dol- lars I could have demanded, I refused to demand a penny of it. I refuse to accept of a penny for, anything I am doing as the Demonstrator or as the Advocator of Truth; for I am a free gift to the world, gratis to mankind. But while. I refuse such as could be My demand, CHRIST says, no man has forsaken all of these things that he does not gain a hundredfold more. A hundred- fold means ten thousand percent. Therefore I am expecting, and I know those with My connec- ticn will gain, a hundred times as much as one hundred thousand dollars, which means ten mil- lion dollars; whijile you may “get a million or a million and a half. — I “As with Me as a Person, so with My followers; for they are partakers of My Characteristics. You know it from the moral aspect of expression such. as they are -reflecting. You see they are not smoking because I do not smoke. They re- fuse to drink, gamble, or do any of those im- modest or immoral things, because of the trans- mission of My Spirit. ‘ “So then I say, with Me, so Witli otherfs. They are partakers of My Characteristics, for I .have put My Spirit in them and caused them to walk in My Statutes. There is where the fol- lowers have, for years and years in the past, saved up their money, and many of them re- fused» to invest the money in any way until they found My Way whereby they could invest it i property in a way that would be safe.” I » S£~:"El1§.l!!g the Real I :--Fatlieiﬁ, I was very much in- terested in the Wonderful. Message you gave me concerning the good that You exemplify having‘ been the gleanings from the good of all the teach- ings that had gone on in the world before it came, and by the theologians, and philosophers, a'nd.imetaphysicians, and what not-——-scholars of all that y‘-oti,l1ad eliininated the bad but New DAY of them and kept the good, and have been able to personify the Impersonality of the highest order that You recommend; for men as mortals have failed until. theyiach-ieve the impersonality and the Spirit which You exemplify. FATHER :--—“Positively 1” MR. GLENN:—It was a wonderful Message. 5 I remember, we talked of the stained-glass win- dows in the buildings of stone, the lights and so on, and how they had not done, maybe in some instances, what they should have done for the -people, and how without any such lights, without any such stained-glass windows and . pillars of stone, You had brought the reality into existence for the people. . . FATHER:+—“The real is what we seek. So long as we. emphasize the shadowy, we cannot produce the reality, the substance, and bring it forth into expression in its entirety. By refus- ing to try to appear as a man among men rep- resenting the clergy; because of refusing to Wear . a clergyman’s garb; I believe I can and have produced the spirit and the meaning of a clergy- man. Do you not believe it?" MR. GLENN:-—-Yes, I do. Expressing the Good of all Religions FATHER:-—-“I am endeavoring to produce it and transmit it to others. I am endeavoring to produce the good of all men from each and all things. As the little honey bees go into the different ﬂowers seeking the sweetness from both it and them and produce the sweetest thing» in the world, so we desire to bring, into actuality the reality of the good from all religions, and ex- press each and every world and ﬁeld of endeavor, that we might have the good for the beneﬁt of all liumanity. . “N ow this I -am not acquiring'»-as I was telling a gentleman in an interview ‘a little while ago; I am not acquiring these things for Myself as Person. The gentleman said to Me to-day, ‘Why, I have been saying “Peace” for years.’ I said, positively, it is the thing to say; not anyone has a monopoly on the word ‘Peace.’ We do not have competitors in the great M Universal Mind Substance. If others produce and bring these qualities which I am emphasizing and stressing to fruition, it is their privilege to do so. I setting before them an open door continually, that they might copy after this fashion and pro- duce it and bring it to fruition, that the Whole universe might. become» to be partakers of the same+of such as I am expressing. , , “Now that is a marvelous thought in My con- sideration; for as with an individual, so with. a nation; and as with a nation, so with all nations; nationally or iiiteriiatioitally.’7“ i I » I August 25th, 1938 August‘ 25th, 1933 ,GOD’S Opportunity MR. GLENN :—What is it You say, FATHER, GOD’S extremity is man’s——? I FATHER:——-“Man’s extremity is GOD’S oppor- tunity". I came as a Person, according to the mortal. extremiated. The ~d-itflierent re~ ligions had said that man’s extremity is GOD’S opportunity; but instead of their extremiating themselves, they came giving THEMSELVES op— portunity, l'§u,t a relpresentative of the under» privileged and the noirprivileged, I came ex- tremiated and as non-privileged, that I might produce Perfection and bring it to fruition; that GOD‘ might be reckoned among the people, when man has "no existence or no ability Whatever.” MR. GLENN:—-—There seems to have been .a great increase in the number of those extrema iated since 1929, Father. FATHER :-——“Positively I ” A MR. GLENN:—~—It seems You have reached many thus. FATHER;——-“Yes, I have. The extremiation of I man’s finances‘ and ﬁnancial ability, it caused him to‘ get in touch with GOD and give GOD an oppor- tunity to move for him. See ‘?That is the mystery.” MR. BIRD :——-Then in that connection, the depression really has been a factor in bringing people to You and receiving Your teachings? FATHER:—“Yes, but not only to Me, but to the Principle of Life from. every angle expres- rbhe NEW DAY ’ 41 sible. This does not mean they must necessarily come to Me as a Person, but bringing them to rely on and depend on something other than themselves as persons, for they see themselves failing. That is the mysteryl’? ("li"‘his interview“ will be concluded in next Weeks issue.) P'l7l,A()l<] We Thanli. You. EA'rH.'xa.:n NICULAE BOBOC @ Vegetahie ‘Wagon $ With White I-Iorse 445 LAFAYETTE STE, Bridgjeporta Conn. Xlifkiiifilc PAINT & LATDDEPNWZ coMPANY, INC. Wall Payper 100. per roll. ~--— 509 beautiful patter-11:s to‘ choose from. Send us sample of paper you would “iike and money order. ‘We will martoh paper close and ship to your door pl1*'ep.aui(l. We have beautiful samples. (‘~mm..e ‘to our ‘store. and make your choice. , nee ivmm smear ORANGE, N, J. Tel. Tlllinghast 5-9639 I L 0 N D 0 N ’S 5th AVE. 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IAE slicing? ‘9CH%RllS'l‘ in you mi sort or am» TO am V YOU VICTORY lN ALL YOUR ACTlVi'l'lES~—- FATHER DIVINE . FATHER’S MESSAGE GIVEN AT THE BANQUET TABLE DIVINE LODGE F SAMSONVILLE, ULSTER COUNTY, N.Y.’ SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 1:20 P.M. While the listeners were still considering the Wonderful Messagesthat had just been delivered by FATHER and while Waiting in anticipation for what was to come afterwards, Mother sang a little well-known composition, ‘Father is the, LIGHT of the world,’ and it was directly after this song that our Sweet Lord arose again to impart another Message to us. Words cannot express our appreciation and our thankfulness to FATHER for bestowing upon all. humanity, His limitless and inﬁnite blessings, that all may beneﬁt thereby. In order that man- kind universally might receive that which we daily receive and that which we are now re- ceiving, these Messages are herein recorded-. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: Here we all are again; there I sit and stand, the same as I have always been, even so I AM. I have arisen at this in- stance to say, as in consideration I draw you together to cause you to consider the signiﬁcance of‘i’g'norance; the signiﬁcance of illiteracy; the signiﬁcance of the nothingness of yourselves as individuals; such as you have“ been expressing; but yet I am causing you to be in this last time, SUPER-INTELLIGENTEH I While listening to the song Mother just sang, I thought for consideration: I have met intel- ligent people who have thought and considered the ignorance of My followers and the illiteracy of Myself as a Person and others with Whom I am connected. I rejoice in it; for b‘man’s ex- l,l’&_7‘:llllt:,7 GOD’S Opporturlity’ ; while yet when 4 R opportunity fer exp1°ession, His Love and His Mercy’ will teach you Wisdom and will ’ lift you where you had fallen——from whence you had fallen, and will establish your going in the Land of the Living. That is the mystery! For this cause we are rejoicing at being a ‘lnratic’ according to the versions of men; re- joicing at being extremiated from the ﬁrst step of expression; for ‘GOD taketh away the ﬁrst that He might’ establish the second’ anyway. So, you are just as well to be extremiated in the beginning, that GOD might teach you Wisdom from the Fount of His Own Omniscience. 5 If you are not extremiated when GOD takes away the ﬁrst, withoutyour receiving the second by inspiration from GOD’S Omniscience, you will almost be a lunatic, you will be so ignorant. Unity of Spirit, Mind, Aim and Purpose ‘Man’s extremity is GOD’S Opportunity.’ I came at the extremiation of‘ man as One as a Representative, as a Delegate from the extrem- iated class, that man might come forth into expression with GOD in consideratliin. Although being extremiated, downtrodden, under-privileged and non-privileged, such persons will be lifted and GOD will bring, through the Spirit of Equaliza- tion, by the most accurate analyzation, the Re- ality of the Unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose, and that which was most insigniﬁ- cant shall be the Spirit of Supremacy in expres- sion, apparently. This time I have arisen to say, as we have visiting friends with us as usual, we are always pleased to h.ave them, and if any of them wish to have a word to say or as many words as they wish t-o or care to, they arewelcome to speak politically, socially, from the educational ﬁeld, of endeavor, agriculturally and industri.ally, I from any angle of youripast or prospective future ex- perience. O representatives of ‘every ﬁeld of endeavor and of e-very expression Withbwhich our lives are connected. I THANK YOU! (At this time, Mr. Glenn, representative of the MARCH OF TIME newsreel, expressed once again his sincere and -deep appreciation for the continued ﬂow of blessings he had now and here- tofore received from FATHER. After these re- marks, one -of the Angels was moved spontane- ously, and very, emotionally by the Spirit, “to speak, after which§Fat1i'er arose and spoke again as follows 2) PEACE, EVERYONE! Will, Good ,Appetite with Good Manners an-d Good Behaviour, all Success and all Prosperity to you and all humanity I bring. I As "with a contagion, so with the Spirit and the Presence _August,25th, 1938;, You are welcome to do so, for we are?‘ Good Health, Good G 5 August 25th,. 1933 Land the Blessings of GOD; all of these Bless- ings are contagious and they .are impersonal and universal for one and all. .. I have arisen at this instance to say, while the last‘ speaker was speaking, I thought for con- sideration, how individuals at times may think the different followers and believers are bound to some special expression for consideration of the blessings they have received as individuals; but how marvelous it is to realize, GOD is your help _in_ every need, GOD does your every hunger feed. -Alliof the hungers of all humanity, they can be bountifully supplied with the sustenance of life, for the respective hungered feelings, such a respective hungered feeling an individual. may have within himself or within herself. GOD Is Not Bound to Religion Alone If such a hungered feeling is unselﬁsh and if they are expressers of Righteousness, those de- sires can be satisﬁed by the Actual Presence and the Work of your GOD. GOD is not conﬁned. nor bound to one expression called‘ ‘Religion’ alone; but as GOD works and expresses in every ﬁeld of endeavor, GOD can and will meet every issue of life and will answer every problem ‘for everybody. When you take this Life of which I am stress- ing and use it for your respective calling; use it for your respective profession; use it for your respective trade; you will see deﬁnitely, GOD will answer every ‘problem; GOD will your every hunger feed; and GOD will satisfy every desire of all mankind; as GOD is the actual SATIS- FIER of that which mankind and even the living creatures of the e.arth can desire. GOD would not allow you to have a desire. He could not nor cannot satisfy. Aren’t you glad! The only thought of it is, if your desires are not satisfied, they are selﬁsh or in some way detrimental and inharmonious to the Fun-d-amen- tal; for they all can be bountifully supplied and every.desire can be satisﬁed. I mention this be- cause it has been thought at times by some, that My followers are merely ﬁlled with religious fanaticism, bound under the versions and doc- trines of Religion. By such versions they are ﬁlled with enthusiasm and express such b ' Religious conviction; but how glorious it is t-o observe the mystery, as GOD is the Adjuster of all matters and will adjust all matters satisfac- torily and answer every problem; will answer every desire and every request of each and every- body, if their requests are unselﬁsh and built upon a Foundation that is worth considering by the ‘ALMIGHTY! The-NEW DAY_ - I 43 GOD Is in the Affairs of Men Religiously, yes; spiritually, yes; but more great according to the mortal versions of men, is this great unfoldment of .GOD’S Presence among them, when He moves «out, in and on the political plane. GOD deals in the affairs of men! GOD controls the cosmic forces of nature and every other visible and invisible “expression moved by the Hand of Nature; those things are controlled by the ALMIGHTY. T‘ Then if you realize GOD can answer your desires Religiously and inspirationally, to cause you to be ﬁlled with enthusi.asm or ﬁlled with the spirit of ecstasy of your Religious fervor, GOD can satisfy your every desire politically, legally, socially, industrially, even agriculturally; and cause you to be prosperous in all of your activ- ities. That is what I am talking about! That is what I am preaphing: ‘Cl-IRIST in you the Hope of Glory,’ to give you victory in all of your endeavors; in all of your activities; that you might realize, GOD is a Living Reality and not merely a supposition. I am lifting millions from that version! ‘Millions have been groping in darkness of human superstition, believing that GOD is merely an expression for the Religious world of enthusiasm; for that part which is termed the ‘soul’ alone; but GOD deals in the affairs of men and GOD concerns Himself with them, wheresoever they are and wheresoever they have been. Aren’t you glad! GOD can Bless You in All Fields I say, whatsoever profession, labor or business or activity you may be representing, GOD can be in them and GOD can help you and bless you abundantly, if you will harmonize with Him. Aren’t you glad! GOD is not conﬁned to the Religious World alone; GOD is as ‘much prac- tical in every other expression’ or endeavor, as He is in the other as called ‘Religion.’ Aren’t you glad! GOD is more expressive at this time in those things thatare on the ’mat5eri.al plane, than that which is called ‘Religion’; for the prac- ticality of" GOD has truly descended and GOD has established Himself among the children of men, in and on the material plane. _ In the mere mythological concept’ of things, GOD shall not continue to be seen, neither S111?‘ . mised, as the suppositions of men bring those thingsto them. Your suppositions shall no ‘longer. bring GOD to you, merely in a superstitious and suppositional world of expression; but whatsaid Jesus concerning the mystery? ‘Pray ye, V our Father _Who Art in Heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name, Thy. Kingdom come on earth; as it is in Heaven.’ ,. ‘ 44 The Government of the Kingdom of GOD I have called forth, I have called for it to come forth Whichever, into expression on the earth plane, that GOD’S Government from the Spiritual world of expression might be REAL, PRAC- TICAL and PROFITABLE for the children of men, in and on the material plane. With a Mighty Hand For this cause, GOD is governing the affairs of men and GOD shall be seen with a MIGHTY HAND, moving amon.g the children of men, such as He has not been seen! In and at the time of war and at the time of—great pestilences and disasters of every kind, men of all nationalities, of the divers nations and countries, will pray for deliverance from such pestilences and dis- asters and undesirable conditions; they will pray for deliverance from those things; but they will not hold that concept concerning GOD in all things continually. They get deliverance from those conditions ht times, such as the ‘ﬂu’ and other contagions that infect humanity and take away thousandsandgmillions of bodies, at times. When men get together, of every n.atio_n, every language and every tongue and every people, and pray persistently to the MAKER to the best of their understanding according to the dictates of their conscience and according to their respec- tive religions, ‘their prayers are heard and an- swered in a great measure. After then, they refuse to allow GOD to be active in their re- spective activities and they refuse to recognize GOD in their consideration, in all of their en- deavors; but we mean to keep GOD in and on active duty in the time and at the time of PEACE, as in and at the time of war. . That is the mystery! GOD Stirs His People . Therefore, GOD is a Living Reality in and on the material plane-—-practical, proﬁtable an-d good for something; hence, the enemy will not have a chance to get in to bring depressions, to bring lacks and Wants and limitations; for over and above every opposition, GOD at this present time has hovered these, the true followers of Mine, as a hen hovers her brood. In and at thetime of so-called depressions, not a one of My true followers has been on the Welfare. Aren’t you glad! For as a hen hovers her brood, even so G-OD hovers those under the mental and spiritual Wings of His Protection, and an eagle stirs her nest, even so GOD stirs His people. ' So, I have stirred up the nations of the earth. That is the mystery! And I am gathering in the true .and faithful who are willing to -make The NEW DAY‘: August 25th, 1938 sacriﬁces to that extent, that they might be ONE with the INFINITE. Then, whatsoever you may be expressing and in whatsoever pro- fession or calling you may be functioning, if you need help, call on the INFINITE Ol\lEthrough harmonization, and through the recognition of His Actual Presence you will get an answer speedily, as much on the material plane as you can and will religiously and spiritually. That is what it is all about! So, do not feel as if though, because‘ these of Mine might speak inspirationally and voli- tionally religiously, at timesﬁ» that they are bound, neither think I am bound to that which is termed the Religious world alone; but I am the Expresser and the Co-worker of all things on the material plane, for the sustenance of the body, for the comfort and convenience of men,_ that GOD might have PEACE on earth with them‘ and that they might, have PEACE with Him throughout all eternity. I THANK YOU! THANK YOU, FATHER! 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In these pages will be found Letters from the World ‘of Business Profession and Leather on...‘ Trade to FATHER DIVINE in Acknowledgment and Appreciation of His Peace .lﬂ§*§i.§'-‘S-.‘§€Iv§’;’2 Movement, Also Some of HIS Wonderful Letters in Reply. 4!‘ Back Rent: paid After Some Years August 9, 1938 Father Divine ’ Peace Mission ‘ 160 West 126 Street New York, N. Y. Dear Father Divine: One ofwYOUR followers, Miss Ezekiel Wheel, was a tenant in my house, 134 West 129' Street, some years ago. Whhn she moved she owed me a few month's rent. Some time ago she joined YOUR cult and was taught to be honest and"t0 pay all her debts. Through YOUR teaching, she came to me today and paid her debt to me. YOU are doing a wonderful Work when YOU can ac- complish such work. I am certainly appreciative of YOUR good work and hope ‘it continues. Sincerely yours, A. Kottle RECFEIPT August 9th, 1938 Received from Ezekiel Wheel Ninety Dollars for Rent of 134 W. 129 Street. Paid in full $90100 A. Kottle ' FATHER Replies ” PEACE August 17, 1938 A.D.F.D. Mr. Kottle 134 West 129th St. New York City My dear Mr. Kettle:-— I write as I wish to advise receipt of your letter of the 9th, «stating one of ,MY followers has paid in full a debt of $90’ owed you for rent. I AM glad to receive your acknowledgment of the -same and -that you value the Work of MY Mission insofar -as it has proven to you that it is of practical benefit to one and all. Civilization has talked of Righteousness for 10, these many generations. It has preached it and -set it forth as the mark of virtue whereby it would destroy sin and cause men to live a better life. But Righteousness re» mained a. mere albstract expression among them while sin increased and ran, rampant throughout the world. However, it is a privilege to note I AM bringing Right- eousness to the surface, drawing it ou.t,_,of the abstract or "mental and Spiritual plane of -expression, causing men to imbibe the very Spirit of it and express it in all of their deeds and actions. The honest actions of MY followers characterize they are the personiﬁcation of Righteousness; for not only have I preached Righteous- ness, but I have transmitted it thru the Spirit of MY Mind and the Mind of MY Spirit, bringing it to the sur- face in -the lives and affairs of men. ‘ There are those who do not want Righteousness, Jus~ tice and Truth, for they are seekers of selﬁsh, personal gains. And there are those who do not want it be- cause they "think it is conﬁned to a religion; but I wish to say, if those same people are discriminated against; if they are forced to pay excess taxation, and given small wages for long hours of work; -if they have to pay high rents and pay out steep prices on commodities and the like; -and if they are not given a square and fair deal in life; they will, as they do, call for Justice and Right- eousness. 1 Such people are far from being open~min~ded; for just to observe MY Work and Mission as displayed in their midst should cause them to both see and know, I AM -brin.ging about Righteousness, Justice and Truth. for them as well as for all others. Righteousness is the Right-Use—ness of the Law in all things. Hence, as the stamp of Righteousness impresses the hearts and minds of men, we shall have a Government that is Right, Just and True, and all men shall enjoy .the privileges that I AM opening‘ unto -them thru this Light -and Teaching of Righteousness, Justice and Truth. With best wishes to you, this leaves ME Ever Well, Heal-thy, Joyful‘, Peaceful, I Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone ~ and even in every atom, ﬁbre and cell of MY Bodily Form. . . - Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) MJD.r Mrs. Henry D. Pollard 2212 Henry St., Savannah, Georgia July 26th, 1938 This is to certify that Sweet Coo Beautiful has paid her debt in full which was owing since 1919. The amount was $101.00. She paid some time ago $21.00.. Now she has paid $801.00. , We are very grateful to Father Divine and feel that he. is doing a. wonderful work. Mrs. Henry D. Pollard » Mr. ldenry D. Pollard Signed Mabel C. Pollard — Witness Lillian C. Richards 46 0 The NEW DAY Restitution for Theft of 30 Years Ago THE PULLMAN COMPANY Grand Central Terminal New York, August 12, 1938 Desk 4 Dear Father Divine:—— , ‘ Miss Truth Life, employed by The Pullman Company in the year “1907” under the name Lottie Barkley, called at my office and remitted $5.00 This, she said, covered the value of some company napkins she took home dur- ing her employment with us. 0 Your inﬂuence in bringing about an adjustment of an incident which occurred, say, ‘thirty years‘ ago, is ap- preciated, and we thank YOU. Very truly yours, ‘ G. M. Zimmerman DR;ARB District Superintendent Father‘ Divine . 103 West 117th Street New York City Rep1?i?{ER3‘hER PEACE AUGUST 22, 1938 A. D. F. D. Mr. G. M. Zimmerman District Superintendent The Pullman Company Grand Central Terminal. New York City My dear Mr. Zimmerrnan:—~« write to advise, your acknowledgment of the mittance of $5.00 ‘from one of MY followers in pay? ment ‘for stolen goods taken about 30 years ago, is re— ceivod, and I wish to extend MY appreciation for your letter of thanks. 4 The ultimate freedom that MY followers have gained since they -have affirmed and confirmed the Principle of Righteousness, Justice and Truth as t-he only Stand- ard of Success, is indeed inspiring, ‘for is proving to -mankind there is a reality in living Righteous, Just and True. Thru this great mental and Spiritual transition of thought, the very lives of men are changed. They are living in a new cycle of consciousness where even the outer conditions of things are changed, for MY followers even reﬂect in their divers social. and business experi- ences the virtue of honesty, of good-will and of justice, thereby creating success and the desirable results they are seeking. Tlie positive, the pure and the desirable can never be ‘biought to "fruition in the lives and affairs of men un- less they develop this Seed Idea. of a Righteous Govern- ment within them, for not any good and desirable bless- ing can come’ out of a government of unrig-hteousness, selﬁshness and in itself unconstitutional, as it -moves contrary and in violation to its fundamental principles of a true democracy. Hence, I shall «continue to inject the Spirit of MY Mind and the Mind of. MY Spiritwithin the hearts and minds‘ of the children oi’ men, that all falsity might ‘be consumed in Righteousness and men might. enjoy the privileges of this inheritance coming forth thru the sub— stantiation and establishment of Peace and Rig-hteousé ness on the earth. With best wishes to you, desiring that you might be as I AM, this leaves ME Ever Weill, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, ﬁbre and cell of MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD.r (Better known as FATHER DIVINE) Loan Rve'p::i“dMAfter~;I"en Years Henry L. Rosenifeld, Jr. 60 Wall Street New York August 15, 1938 Rev. M. J. Divine, 36-38 West 123rd Street New York City Dear Sir:-— This is -to inform YOU that, due to YOUR inﬂuence and teachings, William Dean, now known as David Solomon, voluntarily repaid to me the sum of $50.00 which he had borrowed from me in 1928. I need hardly say that this came as a considerable surprise to :me and is an action of character on .'a‘he‘ part of William Dean deserving of great praise. Yours very truly, I-ILR :IH Henry L. Rosenfeld FATHER Writes PEACE AUGUST 23, 1938 A. D. F. D. Mr. Henry L. Rosenfeld, Jr. 60 Wall Street New York, N. Y. My dear Mr. Rosenf.eld:~-~~ Receipt of your letter of the 15th advising ME that one of MY followers, Mr. David Solomon, has repaid you the amount of $50.00 that he borrowed from you 10 years ago, is herein acknowledged, and I highly ap- preciate your statement concerning the same. As I awaken within the souls of men the recogni- tion of God’s,, actual Presence‘ in their midst, I AM re- vealing to them that there is a Power greater than any existing force of evil that has dominated the lives of men and caused them to stand unprotected from the winds and adversities therefrom. It is for this cause that you caii readilyl understand why MY followers have turned comple-tely from thenir former habits of vice and crime and live whole—heartedly according to the Statutes of -Righteousness, Justice and Truth. They are ‘ God—conscio=us and the-reby conscious of the .single Factor of Life that will bring about a world revolution» of present chaotic conditions. W-hat the world needs is Spiritual Understanding; or in more ‘practical terms of expression, Divine com- mon sense. They need. to move out of the limited sphere of consciousness -wherein they have been functioning for August 25th, 1938, 3 l r ~,\_. _,,_..._...i .._ , August 25th, _1938 lo, these many generations, and realize the way of mor~ tality is misunderstanding and mental, physical and ma: tcrial discord. But the way of Immortality and abun~ dant life, Health, Peace and Success is universal Rig-lit= eousness scientiﬁcally and practically made manifest on the earth thru and by the unity of all nahonsl, Ian-i guages, tongues and people in the Spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose. Out of division there grows dis~ ease of mind, body and affairs, but out of unity there grows Peace, economic and social security. Hence, as men continue to follow this Principle and Fundamental of Righteousness, Justice and Truth, they will prosper in all of their ways; wherein as I Stand I would that you and all might be even as this leaves ME, Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Success~ ful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cell. of MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM , ' REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD.r ( Better known as FATHER DIVINE) Appreciation of FATHER’S Teaching Chicago, Ill. Aug. 16, 1938 Dear Father Divine:--— I am glad to notify YOU that Mary Gray, of 206 E. 55th 'St., who has owed me $120.00 since 1932, has paid me in full and I am sure it is through YOUR Wonder- ful teachings and YOUR guidances to a real life that has made it possible for her to be able to pay me. Th.anking YOU for the good YOU have done for me and others. I Rospcc1,f1illy, Ethel Mi. Al.lcnson 738 E. 75th St. FATHER'S Reply l?‘l3]A.Cl.E AUGUST 23, was A. D. Jr. D. Mrs. Ethel M. Allenson 738 E. 75th Street Chicago, Illinolis My dear Mrs. A1lenson:~i~— I’ received your ackno~wledgmenlt of the sum of $120. paid by one of MY f'o~'lloWers, Miss Mary Gray, of which I wish to return MY gratitude for your letter of ap~ preciation for the good I liave broiighl. to you. By the tirausmissioin of MY ;Spir;i.t antl. Ml’ Mind. to the children of men, I AM 1nagi1etiz.ing the latent, inner qualities of men, causing them to thro_w off every ex- pression of falsity and to produce instead the desirable characteristics of Righteousness, Justice and T‘ru~th. It is for this cause -that you can observe men.d.is- connected from their fornier habits of negative influ- ences, for they‘ are Div.inely inagnetized and drawn from the woricl of sin. and all unraighteolusnelss to this higher Plane of Consciousness wherein I ‘Stand; TheNEW DAY ‘ I g 47 Even as many of MY followers have been dru1i_’l4:e.,r1 with the distillation of intoxicating liquors, so they drunken with the Spirit of Righteousness, Justice and Truth, that I AM so freely potiring ;l’rom out of iM_“Y Spirit upon all mankind. And as men have moved neg- atively under the influence of ‘he Adamic spirit and mind, so are they in this latter Dispensation moving positively under the influence of the Christ Spirit and Mind. Therefore, the fulness of Life is given expression in the ‘lives .and experiences of, MY followers as they re- flect in all of their deeds and actions the true Spirit of -Christendom. Righteousness, Justice and ‘Truth are gripping the world, for they are overpowering everything that isunrighteous, unjust and untrue. If you will stand and see the Salvation of the Lord, so shall you see, I shall have it all over the world even as it is observed among MY followers, for we shall have a ‘Righteous Government universally. W.ith sincere wishes to you, desiring that you Lmight be even as I AM, thisnleaves ME Ever Well, Heaflihy, Joyful, Peaceful, Lively, Loving, Successful, Prosperous and Happy in Spirit, ‘Body and Mind and in every organ, muscle, sinew, joint, limb, vein and bone and even in every atom, fibre and cell of MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and ‘Sincere, I AM REV. M. J. DIVINE MJD.r . (Better known as FATHER DIVINE)- -RECEIPT‘ THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND ‘HARTFORD RAILROAD Aug. 17, 1938 'l‘i'a.f'fic fDept., N. Y. RlilCEI'V.E1D .l«‘lE<’..~(.)l\/.L SARAH. PEACE l;.~OVE WHOSE ADD‘RE.SlS IS 103 West 117 ‘St. The sum of $19.36 in payment for trans~port2lI,tlion, N. Y.-——-Springfield Account misuse of pass rights about 8 years ago. GENERAL PASSENGER AGEiN’.l.“ R. I-‘;[lS(3.l-I per J. O. 'I:‘»reei'.'. L081‘ AND FOUNI) l.PA;’.!;‘!.iEﬂ DIVINE PEACE MISSION 36 West 123111 Streelt“ ~:~ P.hone: ”H,Arle‘~ni ’?~8l35d Call at this number to obtain lost and found articles. $5.00 found, 158 W. 126th St., July 31st. $1.00 found, Mt. Prospect Ave, Ne'warl«:, N. J}, July 4th. . ’ $1.00 fouiid, W. l1‘.3th .A'u.:.;ust 7th.. V $1.00 jfo.un.c‘l, l;40c‘us’t Hill Avenue, Yonliers, 322,, August 6th. ‘ V « $23.00 found, 158 West 126th ‘Street, Aug, 15th. $1.00 found in front of 36 W. 115th St, Aug. 7th. Loose change found in and around. 152-160 W. 126th. «St. this past Week. ill 2 -brothers.’ hats, 2 sisters’ l:iats,. 3 sl1.ort coats», locket and chain, 1 pencil and fountain pen comhinied, 5 hand~ Zke_rchiefs,_ 1 key, 48. ’ ‘ Thank You, FATHER LADY ROSE SHOPS I-IOSEERY - GLOVES - CORSETS - LINGERIE We ogzrry extra Sizes 266 West 125th St. New York City PEACE Tel. : Tﬂlinghast 5-9252 PEACE LENOX MEAT MARKET, mo k«"}.’*J;«’;:%2}.I M.l3)A.'il“ z'z:rx.d. l:5’OU.l..fl‘.R,Y’ JDATLIJY lit-‘:.%lf.:i.'l.]'r‘;Ti{K]t .“n‘I1f_.rpl;y ("Mir Spe¢;‘:i:3.lt.y 4192 I.EN(f)X AVEN U14) 2 Cor. .fl3.’3th Sit. N. Y. City Phone: TI 5-3887 CARTHON ‘E5 BROTHERS - Dealers in Ice, Coal, Wood, Brickwork, Plastering, Cement Finishdng Cellar Cleaning & White-Washing. _ 196 W. 134th STREET (Basement) NEW YORK CITY PEACE Tel. MO. 243365 PEACE PEO*P?LE”Sl MEAT MARKET MEATS, POULTRY and PROVISIONS Hotels and Res.talu.rantsi Supplied. Orders Promptly Delivered. 365 LEANOX AVENUE-, Bet. 128th and 129th ‘St-s. FRANKLIN ‘STEFANO, Mgr. The NEW DAY The dignity of the ‘task is raised by the spirit in which it is performed. H , PEACE UN. 4-7293 sol. RADIO SERVICERXND sALEs 306 ST. NICHOLAS AVE. New York City Northeast Corner 125th St. PF}AC.I<.‘. snow i»1:i;:?:. R ANTS! ma ’£‘HRl|<"l‘Y (}_0LDﬂU’J,‘ BARGAIN HOUSE LADIES’, MEN'S and CHILDREN'S WEAR Furnishings and Wearing Apparel “Low Prices Keep Us Busy” 24 W. 125th St. New York City Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. R F Breziil J Buns Cakes R K Rolls Delivered by Victory 0 F H. 7') R E PEACE We Thank You,i FATHER 158 West 125th Street Specializing in ARCH SUPPORT suoas of 2 all descriptions Not only have we shoes for everyday comfort but we have shoes to give you comfort of body and mind in any plaice where a dressy shoe is more appropriate. All shoes fitted by experts. Join oar Hosiery Club gnd eiit hosiery bill by getting mi extra hoe; August 25th, 1933 ~ ‘ 2 A J a August 25th, 1938 Themaw DAY - I .49 RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT NEWS CALIFORNIA ‘CANDIDATES COMMENT ON G FA’EHER’S PLATFORM At a meeting at 1485 Eighth St., Oakland, Cal., on Aug. 7, many candidates spoke about Father and His program as follows. Mr; Friedman, a Representative of U. S. Senator W:m. Gibbs McAdoo: A few months agopI was in New York and saw FA- THER DIVINE. I went to one of the Meetings He h.eld there. There is no question of the sincerity of FA- THER DIVINE, and His force and power in New York tremendous. Anyone who has attended the Meetings there could not help butfeel that. I do not think I ever heard “a -better exposition any- where of the duties of men in office than FATHER'S Message that was read tonight (the last Message in the New Day of July 28th). It is unfortunate that every- one in the country does not read ’a. Message of that sort. Members of the Democratic Party have tried in some part to follow some of ‘those rules. - The orchestra leader introduced Mr. George Irving’, candidate for the State Assembly, as -follows: I know that he has ‘studied FATHER’S Platform, and any of his thought-s and wishes are in conformity to it. He has been ﬁghting for twenty-three years to bring that Platform into realization, and I am sure that if you vote for Him, you will strengthen the worldly posi- tion of FATHER DIVINE. Merriam certainly would not get the endorsement of FATHER DIVINE. Senator Olson would get 100% O.K. from FATHER DIVINE. Mr. Irving is the campaign chairman for Governor Olson. The future State Sena- tor Irving and Governor Olson (if elected) will bring the Righteous" Government of FATHER DIVINE one step nearer to realization in California, at least. Mr. Geo. Irving, candidate for State Senator:. It is .great privilege to :be here. This is my second appearance here. I have -been what is -termed a politi- cian for many years, but I have learned more tonight A from FATHERS Message than I have in those twenty’ years. It is wonderful! I only hope. that every ca.I.1di~ " date running for public office can read that Message from FATHER DIVINE! I reiterate what I said on my last visit here: I be- lieve fully in the creed of FATHER DIVINE: the Fa- therhood of GOD and the Universal Brotherhood of Man, expressed iniwords, deeds and actions, and if elected to the office of State Senator, I will put that creed into effect. I A F I 'l.‘HINK THAT IEEFORE A C.ANDlDA'l‘E SI~lO’ULJ.') RECEIVE AN ENDORSEMENT OR THE SUPPORT OF ANY PERSON IN THIS «CQU,1\I'1:‘Y, THEY SHOULD FIND OUT FIRST‘ IF THEY _BELIEVEj I‘N ‘THE PRIN- CIPLES O-F FATHER DIVINE. IF THEY DO NOT, THEY ARE. NOT TO THE SUPPORE‘ OF ANYONE. ' . . J I feel more»atseas,e in this audience than in any other . audience that I have addressed over .a. period of four months. As soon as I come in these doors, I feel at peace. ' I " i F I " At some future time I am going to request that I be permitted to speak for the candidate for Governor, who believes in the Principles of FATHER DIVINE. I pledge you, if I am elected to the office of State Senator, I will vote for the people who need legislation ———for the underprivileged and not the overprivileged, and no distinction of any kind to. any class. I thank you. 123m smear EXTENSION SCHOOL To GIVE SECRETARIAL oouesn IN Farm The Righteous Government meeting at the 126th Street extension on Thursday, August 18, was turned into a swing session, when the Jamaica band, not heard from for many months, played. music of the latest, in a fashion that kept the audience on their feet, cheering and applauding. A Education was the theme for discussion, and was ap- propriate, in View of the -return -of Miss, Golden Star, former supervisor -of Welfare work, and investigator of schools where Peace Mission youths attend. Miss Star who had been in the Promised Land for quite some time, thanked FATHER for being in the City again. She has ;_been active in Ulster County, in seeing that the Divine youths were placed in -the proper school atmosphere. The youths are to start school in two weeks, and Miss Star is thanking FATHER that those taking commer- cial courses will not have to carry unnecessary sub- jects. Since Miss Star has been .-in -the City, she has sought to find out where Divine youths may study without eon- taeting negation. “These youngsters do not want to go back to schools where they contact negation,” she said. She quoted a school official who said: “We will never come into FATHER DIVINE’S places; if we ‘do,'we‘will never come out sane.” Miss Star announced the 123rd ‘Street Extension school as the “place where students -seeking commercial, secretarial, or business training, may be accommodated with positive satisfaction. M-iss Seeking Knowledge, a representative of the Speakers’ Bureau, reported on the progress of the Na- tional Vouth -Congress being ‘held at Randall stadium, in protest against war. “Of the 40. rnillivon youths repre- sented, the ﬂag of each nation was displayed, and a grand ‘parade with the singing of ?f0lk -songs, and their native dances were among the opening feature's. Mayor La Guardia welcomed -the youths. The meeting of the Japanese and Chinese ylouth was signiﬁcant, as they dis- played no sign of antagonism; altho those nations are ‘ war. The wife of the President; of the;‘Un‘ited States en-tcrtained -the youths at Vassar College. — Mr. Dolly, a representative of the Chicago Peace Mis- -sion, thanked FATHER Lfor bring-ing him to New York, al-tho he had not seen thepersonal Body, FATHER be- ing out of town. Mr. Dolly has been appointed super- ‘visor -of Forum work. in Cliicago. He said: “I have learned so ’much in this imeegt-ing ‘tiha-t -Chicago will liear much in =the future. We use only one Plank of the Plat- 'form each Week; ﬂout we get much out of‘ it: - We'<are very few in numbers, but *soon FAT1-IER will lift C-hi- lcago.” _ * so I The NEW-.:D,AY' 1, ‘. iAugu;=_.i 25th, ,19s:s RADHO STATKON W. L. H. USED FOR PEACE SERVICE The studio of Radio Station W. L. T. H. waslthe scene of a PEACE MISSION praise service on Sunday‘, Au- gust 21. _ It all happened when a group of FATHER DIVINE followers gathered in the studio, 105 2nd Ave., for a , broadcast on the re.<;ults of the Constitutional Conven-i tion, which was to have started at 9.50 P.M. While ' the group waited, together with others who had come for the broadcast, the announcer askedif anyone in the audience could entertain at the organ until broadcast- ing time? Miss Ruth Joy, being the only one in the audience who could play, the announcer assured her she could play anything. This pleased Miss Joy, who took the opportunity to praise FATHER. V The Righteous Government song was first, followed by such numbers as “FATHER Is the Victory,” “FA- THEIR Is the Light of This World,” and others. Those who did not know the words, patted their feet and swayed to the musical airs. This lasted until 10.30 P.M. The broadcast ready, Mr. Galbriel Wexler, of -the City F~iision Party, announced the speakers. Mr.‘James Llipsi, counsel for the.Citizen Liberty League, and Mr. Lam- rnont, of the City Fusion Legislative Committee. Both speakers reviewed the accomplishments of the conven- tion, bringing out in a forceful way the injustice done to New York City; the ban on proportional representa- tion after the people themselves had Voted (for it; and the scope which “blanket home-rule” entails. Mr. Lipsli pointed, out that the convention had taken away certain rights from the City. It has stated what the C-ity shall or shall not do. It fonbids the City to raise taxes in ex- cess of 2%. “The whole affair has been an effort to cloud principles for party,” he said. At the close of their talk they answered questions for the enlightenment of the radio audience. A reporter [from a New York paper asked: “Does it mean that the Constitutional Convention will dic-tate how the 750 mil- lion dollars we spend each year for county government should be used?” Mr. Lammont replied: “Yes, if the people don’t defeat the proposal.” Mr. Forteau asked: “In the case where the Convention assumes such pow- ers, could the City of New York change the educational system of the State?” Mr. Lipsi replied: “The question is a broad one, but I believe for improvement, the? City should be -allowed to.” “If proportional representation should =lose in the elec- ltion, does it mean we will be subjected to alderman-ic rule aga-in?” Mr. Lammont replied: “We will keep the City Council, -but We will vote for them as we did for the Board of Aldermen.” Mr. Looby asked: “How is the City Fusion Party planning to educate the people about the proposals to come before them?” Mr. Lammont re- plied: “The City Fusion Party will start a campaign which we hope will reach every voter before Novemlber.” The broadcast called “Forum of the air” isppresented every Sunday night at 10.30. Studio opens at 9.30. Mr. Martin Faste is announcer. . ‘ lmuch signiﬁcance was given. Miss Seeking Knowledge asked: M WILKESBARRE, PA.,. RESEDENTS FOL- LOWERS OF FATHER DIVINE A new and constructive idea. was started at the Speakers’ Bureau on Sunday, August 21, when Mr. Abel, a Speakers’ Bureau representative, read from “The New Day” the names of the heads of Ibusiness establishments who spoke insultingly of, or belittled, the work of FA- THER and called His followers crazy. Mr. Abel was stirred as he admonished. the audience not to be seen in or around any such places. He told those who were A_ guardians of children to tell them not to buy ice cream m.ade by antagonistic companies. The occasion was thanksgiving to FATHER for the constructive results achieved in -the past. Several leg- islative measures were reviewed, and information of Mr. Duckett, of South Carolina, Mr. Woods,_0f the'Woodside' Hotel, New York City, and Mrs. and Miss Felton, were visitors who ex- pressed appreciation for being in such a Divine atmos- phere. _ A follower who recently returned from Lisbon, Portu- C gal, told of FATHER’S being present there just as HE ' is in New York. She said: “There has been no rain in When I called upon FATHER The Lisbon for ‘many months. and asked Him for rain, He sent rain for 9 days. , people of Lisbon are innbad condition; naked, with no I «told them to call upon FATHER who I was short $20 dollars for my food to eat. alone can deliver them. I return passage and FATHER sent it to me by an un- known .individual.’’ . t Miss Faithful Peter, representative of the Jamaica po- litical school, told an experience, with an unknown ind-i- vidual who recited the unjust things done in her home. She told Miss Peter of people in the home who owned their homes, yet were receiving relief and posing as roomers. Others in the home are secret service men; yet they too get relief. She promised Miss Peter to visit the Peace Mission, after she was told that. FATHER DI- VINE followers are walking in the light. Miss Seeking Knowledge, ‘secretary of the Speakers’ Bureau,-said: “On my job there -is a girl who comes from Wilkes-barre, Pennsylvania. -She tells me that the people in that town are all followers of FATHER DI- VINE. They gave up the Catholic religion. The girls do n-ot use lipstick,‘ d-rink liquor, smoke, or go out with boys. DIVINE,’ the girl said.” UN. 4-8860 PEACE VIRGINIA LUNCH ROOM REAL}-IOME COOKING Our Chiclleen Dinners are something to Cnow about. Wedding Parties & Clubs Catered to. 271 w. 1191-mtsr. Mary‘ F. Abernathy, Prop. N". Y. 0. UN. 4-9054 PEACE MERRINE-SIS PAINT SHOP. I» 1 Fix anything. —— Artist and Sign painting. House painter. — Glass and metal! work. Furniture repaired. pp , 32 wnstr iismsrnnnr NEW roan’ CITY ‘After a while all the world will follow FATHER August 25:11,/A1933 PEACE I J. P OP E I L ‘Wholesale Grocer, Restaurant and Baker’s Supplies Including Veg. oii Shortening 160-162 EAST 127th ST. NEW YORK CITY Phone: HAr1em 7-1550-7-5474 Tel.: LEhigh 4-2435 N. GOLDBERGER WHOLESALE GROCER —-— SUGAR, BEANS, RICE Supplied to All Peace Missions 1617 PARK AVENUE PEACE P E A C E You will do well by buying your Shoes at FARBER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Right on the corner of 113th St. — 5tIh‘-Ave. PEACE Thank You, FATHEF’ GEORGE VICTOR WILLIAMS WHOLESALE PRODUCE »Bronx Produce House ' . I C[o I; Milstein —-I 297 East 141st Street, Bronx, N. Y. Tel.: LEhigh 4-2912 . PEACE You ALWAYS Get the BEST When You Demand M. H. MYERS BEVERAGES The Fastest Selling Large Size Bottle Retailing at'l0 cents On Sale in Over 10,000 Stores. A May We Solicit Your Account. A Post Card or Phone Call Will Bring a Representative 311-319 E. 117th ST. NEW YORK CITY PEACE Tel. ACadeIny 2-8428-9 The Central Park Equestrian Club, Inc. RID-_IN‘G.AGADE1:V_l.Y A Complimellts of at .frie11I1. 31 WEST 98th S1‘REET New York City THE Rnoicknisisnii iiiiir, VEGETABLE . A Giant Quality at ‘Midget Prices 2o*ze=..IstLa AVENUE. I 1 Near the lléith St. Exte11sIieI'I; Cor. 115th St. ' New Y0.-Elf; any 301 120th The NEW DAY I 51 PEACE ' Thank You, FATHER PEACE SHOE REPAIRING HALF SOLE FOR GENTS ~ 50c. HALF SOLE FOR LADIES — 40c. Job finished while you wait 11 East 115th Street New York City Phone: UN. 4-2475 PEACE PENNY THRIFT s'IoRLs CUT RATE 5 & 10 General Housefurnishings Bring 'this ad. and save 10%. 312 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY PEACE Thank You, I~'A'I‘III;I-I ROYAL MEN"S WEAR EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR MEN 106 LENOX AVENUE Bet. 115th and 116th Sts. New Yunrk PE_ACE 'iy;hank You, FATHER Ladies’ Work a Specialty-——Repairing and Altering SUNSHHNE DRY CLEANING & PRESSING‘ SHGP 12 EAST 116th ‘ST. C. MEEKNESS, Prop. SARAH’S HAND LAUNDRY SHIRTS 10c, UNDERWEAR 150. B.V.D.’S .100 UNIFORMS 15 & 200, ORGANDY DRESISES is A 20 & 250 A 111 West 124th St. (Basement) New York City Tel. Jamaica 6-5747 PEACE Beautiful Hats for Ladies and Misses MANHATTAN MILLHNERY Our ‘Styles are Unusua1-Prices Reasonable. 159- 14 JAMAICA AVE, Jiamnaiea, Long Isiami, N. Y. PEACE TONY ANNUNZIATO & SON FRUIT and PRODUCE Specialities in California Wine Grapes & Fancy Waterrnelons. 350 EAST 106th ST. ‘ Annex, Bronx 'i‘«eI'In.i11al New York City Mkt., Sitore Ne. 34 Tel. L.E. 4-4445 ME. 5-3439 ‘Thank You, FAT‘HE<R. GEIRBEIUS _MEAT MARKET 1,4451: Fifth Aveiiue, beta 118th - 119th Streets Higli Grade Meats, Poultry and. ' P~ROVISIO_‘N'S. ’ PEACE We Thank You, FATHER PEACE LAURRRI Shirts §g;.§#5+'UiLider‘IR'ea1' 1019,. A Dresses 159. 8: 202:. _ New Yerl: City PEACE. 52. nnnnoine BLOWOUTS Reduction in the danger from -lolowouts of automloib-ile tires is the purpose of a newly pat- ented auxiliary wheel system. Two auxiliary wheels are attached to the automobi1e’s “knee-action.” spring equipment. -Upon deﬂa- uon of the auto’s front tires, the auxiliary wheels contact the ground immediately and support the car through the knee—action as~ sembly. When the small auxiliary wheels are supporting the car, the regular steering apparatus may be used for steering the car, preventing accidents that otherwise might oc- cur from inability of the driver to hold the vehicle on the road after a blowout. Means for warning the driver -that his au- tomobile is traveling at a dangerous speed is provided in a speedometer patented re~ eently. The speedometer has an opaque dial on which the lower s-peed numerals are print- ed, asusual. The high speed numerals, how- ever, are perforated an ' an electric bulb -be- -hind the speedometer illuminates -the perfo- rations when -the car’s speed causes the point- er to move that «far around the dial. The high speed numerals are illuminated, warn- ing the driver, until the speed drops iloelow that indicated by t-he perforated numerals. The speedometer pointer switbhes the electric bulb on and off. ‘ PASTE FROM CONDENSED MILK When you want «a little paste in a hurry, just use a. ‘few drops of condensed milk, which dries quickly, and is neither messy nor lumpy. Where ﬂour paste sours and dries out quickly in a container, one small can of milk will last for days in a cool place, and will last indeﬁnitely if a strip of adhesive tape is placed across the two openings in the top of the can. THE SKELETONOF THE SEA H;oR,SgD|s OUTSIDE IT B ...u. /7' /5 THE )o’,w.y F/Sh’ ‘WAT SW/M5 IN AN l/PRIGH7 />05/7/cw ﬁt: 5//own/)...... ‘rue _UNn'EE7 STATES LEAVE me warm’ m RADYO OwNER_SHlP.... 82 our 1 or EVER}! /00 AMERICAN PAM/1/E5 HAVE A W l CORPORATIONS we THANK You, FATHER, l-lumen TAKE5 EQUAL 7% or me RETAH. mice 07-‘ $REA\).‘..... ~ 8.2% OF BEEF, AND £§,_5_% 0F Sc/GAR‘! Amiousn ‘THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE-HA1‘? mmon .114 _-ms .11-5., i 80 °/3.07 OUR ,- 1 ECONOMIC ?_ lAcTNl‘ry I6 CARREED , .ON_B\/ wNDlV|9UAL5 -_ AND PERSONAL PARTNERSHIP5 GA}-1300 I5 A GR 55.. /yr V//11, CSROW/45 MUCH A5 A 500]’ m A SINGLE DAV! one vAR!ETy. Amm; A. HEIGHT or ovesz 70 FEET, mo measuses, , '5'1=EET m CIRCUMFEREMCE August 25th,,‘ l93‘58,, 0 DRESSES All Sizes,-—All Styles s N¢ar.,~7th Ave-_ Open 9 A.M. till 10 PM. gas We 12t st ~ an August 25th, 1938 The New DAY , I E 53 “Thefollowing is taken from the Daily Reports of the Agents from the “NEW DAY” in contacting prospective advertisers in the business and professional field. These Reports as printed below, arelior the consideration of those desiring to know the reaction these different businesses and individuals express toward FATHER DWINE and HIS Peace Mission Movement. It includesthe name of the firm, the individual contacted, the address, and remarks or comments. Also the name. of the one making the report. M REPORTS OF RAYFIELD ISRAEL May"s Fashion Store Manager, 328 W. 125th St. I have moved and have been sick too. I haven’t {been down there for a long time. Maybe next time. Stop in again. -. The Caribbean Grocseryson of owner, 2053-8th Ave. I spoke to my father about this paper. He didn’t say anything. You come in and see him. Men’s Clothing Store Mr. Kirchner, 254-3rd Ave. Yes, I have heard of the New Day. Not today. Some oth- er time maybe; I am busy now. ‘ . Men's Pants Store.Manager, 78E. 125th St. Not now, ‘maybe later. There was a ‘big fellow around here some time ago; I told him I would advertise a little later. Rosenfelt Dept. Store Mr. Rosenfelt, 1940-3rd Ave. We are not doing any advertising. We would if we were making money. We will help you a little later. It makes no difference azbout race, creed or color. Prosperity Meat Market Mr. Rosen, 1586 Park Ave. You ask Father Divine if it “is o.k. for me ‘to put an ad in The New Day. I believe Father has condemned me. I know there is something wrong. Dry Goods Store Owner, 657 Lenox Ave. Not today. I haven’t paid my rent yet. Come back. in two weeks. Maybe I will give you an ad. , Brocktom Shoe Store Manager, 37 E. 125th St. I have been sick and didn’t get my copy ready. Come "Fri- day morning before ljl a.m. I wi].l. have it ready for you. Dry Goods Store Owner, 2170-5th Ave. I would like to advertise but now I cannot. ‘Yes, Father Divine is doing good work. He is making good people out of a ‘bad people. Auto Supply & Tire Shop Mr. Daily, Cor. 134th St. & St. Nicholas Ave. Mr. Buckley has not been up here this week; Ibut you go down to the factory and see the vice-president of Lee Tire Co. and make them come across with. an ad for Father Divine’s paper. Do.n’t let them get by you. They spend thousands of do].- lars in the Saturday Evening Post. Who-lesale Candy 00. Mr. Rubin, 228 W. 116th. St. If the Grocery Store and Sweet Shop will buy from me I will -come across with an ad. - Lenox Dept. Store Owner, 137th St. & Lenox Ave. I think if things get better soon we will get together. BLEM Dept. Store Owner, 125th St. & 5th Ave. Mr. Bostick has been here too. Things will break very shortly now. I will see him. White Star Grocery & Dairy Owner, Cor. 119th St. & 8th Ave. My partner says he doesn’t want -to do any advertising now. But I like Father Divine’s work. Mayfair Leon Millinuery Owner, 80 W. 125th St. I cannot spend a dollar for a thing. That is how -business is, but if you will stop in in about two weeks mayibe business will pick up. ' REPORTS FROM GOLDEN LIGHT‘ Utl:i}lmt31‘l.[l‘t) Krayowski-—-Iilnrployiment Agency Owner, 106- 39 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, L. I. Took an ad for one week and will continue if she -sees results. Places PEACE arr A Bumiiin FRO-M TURNER Electricians - Violations Removed 190 WEST 1351311 S1T., NEW YORK .q /II////"”’ /1/,./,;i{jj;,I,I/,///;,,,,, _;. ’ z//.r/,~,,,. ’, . ‘ V ' I . :.:/ ﬁll". . Tel.: ED. 4:-7646 . BELSTRA" I.AUNDR\’ CO... INC. Is still Har1em’s Largest Community-owned Enterprise. Your continued patronage will help us to continue giving our share of jobs to residents of this community. .51 WEST 140th s1‘. NEW YORK CITY V . s....... Y..,”s1.;s..ss SMlLO’S CORSET SHOP All corsets fitted and altered free of charge. Specializing in Large Sizes. 2&5 w. 12511: sax, Bet. ste sz Leno}; ewes. N. ‘X. c. pEAen 54230 I PEACE ’ Monument _2-1217 PEACE l..AZA?Ri’Si DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS CURTAINS and DRAPERIES Furniture Covers, etc. 300 WEST 125th STREET Corne1"8th Avenue , New York 0:113’ T. J. Krikorian and Son V -WHOLESALE GROCERS Specializing in Southern and West Indian Products for over forty years. 79 W. 132nd ST... Nyr. o. , M’I‘I,1'1mg'11éiSt 5*76§»f5 Tel. AC‘. M914 1 I-IATTER and I-IABERDASHER 10% Discount to FATI-IER’S Fol-lowers. 2810 BROADWAY New York, City Bet. 108th 6: 109th ‘Ste. T’-l‘1?.I1k You, FATHER SILKS \ PEACE We Thank You, FATHER quite a few F‘o1lowers. Has good positions. No seg- regation. . ‘ Mr. Clerk—Real Esivate Mr. Clerk, 115 W. 116th St. He ran for City Council and has spoken at all of the ex- tensions. He seemed very interested when I ﬁrst spoke to him. Come back in a month. I did and he gave me an ad and said he’ would pay for it the next S'aturda.y'. That day he was too busy, also, several times later he was too lousy. Then he promised he would bring the money into -the office the next Sat- urday, but he di,,d.n’.t. He didn’t take a subscription, ,, eitlier. ' ll‘. R/ea.li:.y Company Mr. l'.)eNicho1as, Owner, 168 E. 1‘.'l..l th St. Said he was interested in cooperating and ])1"‘()<Il.’llS(?,(} to take an ad. Asked me to call later after he had closed a deal. Several times that was the area- soiri for postponing. '1‘-hen he started saying his part- ner didn’t want to aadvertiise. Said also he had made at least 100 -telephone calls and only got to show a couple of ibuildings, and they didn’t keep their ap- pointments. I said he hadn’t kept the ones he had made with me. He promised to give me an ad on Saturday, but when I went he wasn’t -there and the office was locked. He had set a deﬁnite time-~I wait- ed but he didn’t come. It’s wonderful. Parisian Shop Owner, West 125-th St. I had called once and she said “later.” Saturday, she deﬁnitely prom- ised to take an ad on Tuesday, but then changed her mind. Said business was bad and her husband has heart trouble, it takes -so much for doctor bills, etc. I told her she should try FATHER (as I knew the sis- ters trade there). She said they had told her, too. Her son wanted her to advertise. She said there were so many advertising and at lit-tle ad. would not help,‘ she thought. She seemed very -pessimistic. Detnmer, Bruner, Mason--Vvoolens One in office, 229-4th Ave. Peace Tailors buy from them. The-y first said they c~ouldn’t‘advertise now as they had to cut their advertising. Then they ‘wrote and sent money for a complimentary -ad for one week. A I ‘ Zipper Hardware Owner, 2386-8th Ave. A sister has been -trading with him for years and -told him he -should — advertise andhe acted like he would and told her to send an agent. _ But when I started talking, he said he couldn’t afford it before I had told him the price. Business is poor. Wes1;in.glrouse Electric, Co. One from office, 150 Varick VS-t. This is the wholesale office. They only cooper- ate with ‘individual dealers in. advertising. Said I could Tel. MO 2-8130 PEACE s. GARLOCK LEATHER and FINDINGS ‘ ‘Shoe upper re-pairing and wood heels our specialties. 20 LA SALLE ‘STREET Opp. West 125th St. New York City Thank You, FATl'~IER ALF ONSO ROSA Groceries and Vegetables 17. wmsm 114th srmmmr PEACE New York City 54 I The NEW DAY (I Afugust. 25th, 01938» visit their “parent” office at 150 Broadway. He said their company stands for Righteousness. “I enjoyed your visit,” -he said and suggested I go to “parent of- fice” about an ad. ' ‘Winne=tte’s-——W0m-en’s Lingerie Manager or owner. 340 Lenox Ave. Manager was interested; the second time I called, said -he would advertise later. Visited an- other shop under the same name, but they didn’t think the owner would want to advertise, since business is bad.‘ Selma Leeman, Electric-a-I Office, Musical Owner, 27 W. 125th St. Used to advertise in Spoken Word. May in New Day later. 0‘ First said she was too busy, later she said maybe she would in the Fall. Frank L. Walter Leo Birnbach, 307 Lenox Ave. Wouldn't take ad or subscription; but will ‘phone when they have vacancies. Wells.’ Employment: Service: Mr; Wel.ls, Owner, 207-51th Ave. Had just given a contract for advertising. Sp-ends $100.00 a month on ads. Come back May 15.. Always out when I called later. Gets 10% from employees only. No subscription now. , Reg*ent_ Hosiery Corp. Manager, 252 W. 125th St. store. They never advertise. Frank’s Shoe Rep‘. and Hat Cleaning Manager, 139 Lenox Ave. VVill advertise in September. H. Ci-ioll«o, Jeiwleler Clerk, 130 W. 116th St. Asked me to wait two weeks. When I went back he said the owner had promised to take the ad with a brother, Mr. Neriah. Wiorolworth, F. W., 10—oent Chain Appointment man at desk, Main Office, Woolworth B1dvg., Park Place‘. Called twice. Only one man to see, who is in charge of publicity for the company. He was out; they sug- gested we write ‘them. Kelviniatior Dealer Mr. Weiner, Manager, 29 W. 125th St. Said he would have it -taken up at their meeting. I had a letter written and paper given him to‘ send them. Meeting postponed. Then he said he would let us know when they were ready. Las-t time, a clerk BOSTON SHOE EXCHANG PEACE I 150 wesr 125:1. sr. , NEW YORK Arch Support Brings Cmnfort to the Foot NEWEST STYLES . . p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 up A chain Ladies’ Men’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . $2.98 up A Children’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.39 up ‘I We Thank You, FATHER CLASSIFIED PEACE»--congenial Brother's apartment with clean, airy spaces and conveniences, in FATHER'S Spirit. 17 W’. ~ 115th St., Apt. 5 B., N. Y. C. PEACE-SPACE.S for =bro~thers in FATHER'S Mind and «Spirit. - 32 West 115th ‘Street, N. Y. C. August 25th, 1938 said ‘he didn’t think they would advertise now. Slmepps Lingerie Shop Clerk, 2890-3rd Ave. Next to Eddy’s Millinery in the Bronx. He said he would speak to the manager. Kraane1"s Millinery Mr. & Mrs. Kramer, owners, 81 W. 135th. St. They broke their contract on June 11. Mad 5 weeks to run. Said sisters try on every hat and then buy the first one. Mr. Kramer said we have a lot of milliners advertising now and they trade down there with them. Mrs. Kramer cried when one 'sister left; she had become so nervous. The sisters don’t say a word Pout try on all the hats. He said he was only wasting $1.50 a week on the ad. Mrs. Kramer had said a few weeks before, she wasn’t going to say “Peace” to me any more- and she swore once. when she saw a new millinery store advertising. Fzilii Diess Shop ‘Mr. Falk, 166 W. 125th St. At iirst he acted if he would take an ad. Told Mr. Bostick lie‘ ‘was going to take an ad with me. other merchants who are advertising. One time when I went in he was too tired, another time too busy. Finally, I told him I wanted an answe-r so I could "turn in the report. He said he wouldn’t advertise now. Brennei-’s; Dress Shop, 128 W. 125th St. Said their advertising was handled at their 14th Street store. They said there all ads were handled at the 125th Street store. was out. Finally I told them I would like to ﬁnish’ the report. They didn’t seem to know about adver- tising‘ yet. They were sending letters to -the sisters at 123rd Street for trade (I suppose). ‘ Block & Greenberg L«um.b:er 00. Mr. Greenberg, South Road. Extensions have bought lumber from him. He 1 took a complimentary ad. Will continue if he has re- sults. Lady Rose Lingerie Manager, W. 125th St. contract. M=errin~ess Paint Shop Mr. Merriness, owner, 32 W. 115th . St. 13-week contract. National Lvezaid Co. Mr. Knust, Adv. Dept., 111 Broadway. He has authority to speak for the company. I was told they did a. lot of advertising. They handle the Dutch Boy White Lead, used in paints. He said they never advertise with anyone connected with religion. I explained FATHER is in ﬁeld of politics, education, —etc., also. They don’t advertise with anyone con- nected with politics, etc., either. He was not inter- 13-Week Tel. Woodbridge 8-2389 AVICO CAIN COAL, WOOD, CHICEKENS, and TRUCKING 110 Raihway Asve. Westfielld, New Jersey 207 Prospect Ave. Ave-nel, New Jersey PEACE Tel. Bloomfield 7-9175 EEooimAi.E BEVERAGE co. J. PEERETTH, Jr. PEACE 222 Sylvan,Road Bloomfield. N. J. Criticised A I asked many times and the manager. TheANEW DAY E‘ 55 ested, rather antagonistic. He said FATHER had a small following and advertising in the New Day would be about useless as they handle house paint. He also said he didn’t believe’ not advertising’ would keep them irom buying, altho advertising might help a little. Iiot-to-n-Kraft. Dress Shop Manager, 1.6843 Jamaica Ave, Jamaica, L. I. He as-ked one above him. No ad~——~ business too slow and he wants to wait until more are advertising. Does not like to be first to try some- , thing. I Fisch. Real Estate, 104-12 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, L. I’. ‘Not advertising. Said “No” very quickly when I told him what I represented. , Black Ciraft Millinery Owner, 32 W. 116th St. May 27th he said to call in 4 weeks. He had planned to keep open a second shop specializing in hats the sisters like, but girl not honest and she was dismissed. VWill wait’ until Fall to decide. His hats priced from $1.49 up, but wants to specialize in hats priced $3.50 up and odd styles. Said all women, except sisters, have young ideas and want unusual hats. He makes better by selling higher priced hats and sisters do not want to pay so much. Diamond Auto Radio» Manager, 2169—7tl1 Office at 225 Broadway). A chain. store. authority to advertise. Ave. (Main He has no Star French ~CIleansers Wife, 2173-7th Ave. Said, “My husband doesn't care for it.” King Sh-oes——Air—0r-Pxevdic Manager, 2207-7th Ave. Used to advertise with us. Will again in September. ‘Westinghouse Elec. (lo. Mr. ‘Pendray, head of advertis- ing, here in N. Y. C., 150 Broadway. Secretary was PEACE Thank You, FATHER JESUS POMBO Shoe Repairing 1'7 WEST 11/Ltth S‘T‘REA'E'T Near the 114th Street Extensions. New York om? Tel. LE. 4-9197 PEACE , 0 Harry s Fark Ave. Bargain Store Wholesale & Retail. E ' '[‘apestries——~Draperies~—Curtain Goodswcotton Goods Linen—Taffeltas——Satins—Woolens~—Creto~nnes & Silks. Trimmings 0,: every kind. , . 15-81 PARK AVE. Cor. 113th St. New York City Thank You, FATHER PEACE RESTAURANT FRIED CHICKEN. ROAST DUCK, PORK CHOPS, VEGETABLES —— MANY OTHER EATS FATHEPJS Prices -~ 10c. and 15c. 106 Magnolia Avenue Elizabeth. N. J- PEACE I Thank You, FATHER Bh+iO‘Tii.Eh5S & SiS7i'E:RtS Shine 5:5. White Shoes lilo. Cleaning White with Colors, 15c. —-— Suede, 15c. Dyeing White Shoes, 20c. -—— other Colors. 250. 1107 East Vernon Ave. . Los AJ§g"eles.~,.Gal— PEACE .\_,‘ . 56 . ., very nice; said -she would tell him. When I called. again he was in -but when she took my card in he would not see me. She said he said Mr. Mahan had authority. He is in Pittsburgh. Apparently Mr. Pendray was not interested. The young man at their wholesale plant where I first called was interested. J. W”. Bradley & 00., Mfg. of Banners, etc,. Mr. Bradley, 2136-7th Ave. Took 13-week contract. Has followed FATE-IER’S work since before HE came to N. Y. C. Reads messages. Knew of the wonderful work HE is doing. Broke contract. Harlem Hiemstitching Company Owner, 2136-7th Ave. Miss Willing Heart went’ there ﬁrst and asked him about advertising in the New Day. pHe called it “rubbish,” -she said. He said, “No, no,” when I men- tioned the paper. Waved his hand and made excuses. Said it wouldn’t do any good. When I started to explain, he said, “Spare your breath.” Have same entrance as Bradleys. ' Cusshmanfs Bakery‘ Manager, 122 Lenox Ave. I told him his firm wouldn't advertise and asked if he would care to take a. subscription. He said, ,“No,” that he doesn’t make as much as Woolworth manager and has had ﬁnancial -reverses; his wife is sick, etc. Chas. F. Noyes 00., “Noyes N»ationa.l,” Real Estate, Mr. Pfeiffer, advertising mgr., 225 Broadway. First he said they were doing no advertising now or until Januarv. Then said 95% of their advertising was done with newspapers and the rest with real estate . ni;-.,;.; w.-1‘ies. It is paid for by the property owners. He said they must get a quick turn-over. I told him FATHER was telling the followers to invest “in real estate and it was a blessing to those who cooperate with HIM. Mr. Pfeiffer said, ‘‘I’m sure it is,”. but he smiled. He refused to take a subscription for the company. It is a very’ large company. Sobol Brotlrers G-as St7a.tio«‘ns (About 150) ‘One in‘Ad- vertising Dent. Mr; Wilson was busy, so he sent one :from his ~o.t'i?ice, 5th. Ave. & 110th St., Main Office. Not "t.l1€i1’ policy to atlvertisc in magazines, only in ma-wspapers. I tried to ezeplain. saidhe would let us know if they changed. their plans. I called at theirstation on 672 L£3‘.l10X'., near FATHERS Garages. -The manager there, Mr. _Freidman, said, he would like to advertise as they buy supplies from him from the garages and referred me to the main . office. REPORTS FROM RAYFIELD ISRAEL Mews Hat Store Manager, 212 W. 125th St. I have been {trying -to tell the boss about this paper, -but he says =1J.l.1is is no t.~in1~e to advertise. I am goi.ng”.up and see Ideal and hear "what he has to say. Maybe I can get my Ihoss to it t.h_e.11.. -Craw‘i"ord Cl‘0lIllii!lg" Mr. Joseph, 115 125th St. I called PEACE The Talk of Harlem PEEGRIM HYGRADE ICE CREAM C/RAVEN’, STREET, BRONX ‘NEW roar; our Phone: IN. 9-3900, IN. 9-454.5 ‘Thank FATILEEB. The New DAY Angelo Coal and Ice 00. Mr. Angelo, 200 E. 100th St. August 25th, 1938 the main office. The boss says we will give The New Day the first chance in August; so make a note of that. Eoonomystore Manager, 1247 Fulton St. Brooklyn. The boss is -out now. If you will stop in in the morning. He is going ‘to open a store in Harlem soon. ‘N ow _,come back and see him. ’Ilo~ols and Gas Ranges Owner, 2034 3rd Ave. Business is very poor now, so if Father will send some men down here to buy from me I will sign a contract. You see all ‘those buildings? They are empty, so I have no business. .156 Central Place, Cor. Wilson Pl., Orange, New Jersey. PEACE Ask your merchant for the RED HEART MINT For best results try RED HEART MINT.“ PURE AND WHOLESOME Made & Distributed in Mint Lumps, Penny and all Sizes of Wrap Stick by 58 Broome St. Newark, N. J. J. F. BLACKD/ION M'FG. CONFECTIONER Peace Thank You, F ATHERS, PEACE GROCERY STORE 146 Broome St., Newark, N. J. PEACE I Thank You, FATHER COOPERATIVE FISH MARKET FRUITS & VEGETABLES Isaac Peace, John Browning, Elijah Well A 124 BROOME ST. NEWARK, N. J. He took card. and PEACF PEA CE COOPERATIVE PEACE RESTAURANT 120 BROOME STREET Newark, New Jersey ' Meals 10c. & 15c. We Thank You, FATHER _ Thank You, FATHER MEALS 5, 10 and 15 CENTS I 160 and 184 BROOME sr. Newark, N. J. PEACE VIRGIN MARY. PEACE FATHER DIVINE PEACE EXT. 62 Enooiun 's'r., NE.wA1at, N. J. , . Meats onsss MAKING FAITH KINDNES-S PEACEFUL LOVE PEACE Thank You, FAT‘-HER Cooperative Fish and Vegetable 4 W Market rz-*2 No1nroL;t vAugust 25th, 1938 tronn orrr, N. Y.‘ Apartinents ‘ 85 Spaces Miss Meekness Faith Attorney at Law Joseph C. Morris Auto Accessories & Repairing A\, L. F:.«'1s‘t1i1oiirfl , Gr-er-n’..s. uizo G~ez1.'r (K21 'P‘:irl..<: R. Nlfti J.!.i:.1. - Peace Mission Tire Shop West End. Auto Roberts Auto Service Kroeger & Jonas, Inc. Bakeries ,. Newton Bakery Royal Baking Company Victory Barbers . Peace Barber Shop " Prosperity Barber Shop Bedding f . Center, Mattress Company Joseph Kfare T I. Steinberg E.‘ Waxman .-Beverages ' ‘ A & J‘ Bottling Works M. Myers Cartage & Hauling Rainbow Express Chauffeur Mr. John Clieiuists '. . Saiiitas Manufacturing Company Chinaware Levy Bros. Coal & Ice Carthon & Bros. Luca Balenzano ’ Corsets Smilo Corset Shop Dairy Trinity Dairy Dentists & Dental Surgeons Dr. W. Kenneth Williams Dr. Eloom Dr. Edward Rosenthal Dr. A. M. ‘Russack Department Stores Fifth Avenue Fair VV. T. Grant »McCrory’s Department Store Kanter’s Department Store Parker's p Three Star Bargain Store Lazar"s Department Store Dress Making & Supplies M .Albert Dry Cleaning Sumshine Dry Cleaning Supreme Cleaners & Dyers Electrical Supplies & Novelties China Company I-Iygrade Electrical 1 Novelty Company Mitchell’s Gift Shop Employinent Agencies American Domestic & Industrial. Agency » Food Markets .Tohnny’s Food Market lmndon’s Alfonso Rosa Peace Fish—Fruit—Vegetable Market Furniture ‘ Hickson Furniture Company Spatz Furniture Department Victor Kay Furniture Company Grocers A P. Fahey ‘ Bodega La Borincano A. Bonhome ~ Joe Friedman G & G Products N. Goldberger -J. Krikorian & Son J‘. Popeil. Progressive Market ‘ Jose Rivera «JaIVega Hardware & Supplies Young’s Hardware Hosiery & Lingerie Sam Ader Esco Hosiery Company . M 8 The NEW DAY Gelinan’s ~ ’ Greeiii’ields Lady Rose Shop Lenox Silk Mills Majestic Silk Hosiery’Company. Ann’s Specialty Shop Hofuseltold MF'll'£“lli.ShiEig,"S (.)olieii"s (311.1 Rate Sror.~:-. “F-ill. , A l:7l.I3§’l‘lCll1 ‘l~‘ly;’;"x-.q(J.u .. Jewelry Empire Jewelry Company Sterling Jewelry Company Ladies’ Wear Bishopﬁs ‘El Encanto De Las 1Vl'l.J(’illfl.('th:l,S Do Gomez La Ritzy iirress Shop Orkins ‘ Goldhut Bargains Hannah Dress Shop Heitner’s A Peace Dove Dress Shop University Style Shop Laundries. Belstrat Laundry Company, Inc. Love Hand Laundry Miller's Hand Laundry Peace Laundry Sarah’s Hand Laundry Wonderful Hand Laundry Leather Goods, Luggage & Sportswear Gande1man’s Pullman's Bag, Shop _ Wonder Pocketbook Factory Lumber & Biiilding; Materials Dmmellv Nash Lumber Company John Eagen Lumber Company U. S. Iron & Wire Vi/orks ,Mnsat.s—Fish—-«Poultry Fiveson Provision Company Gerber’s Meat Market Leo Klein’s Meat Market, Inc. Harry Kramer Lenox Meat Market Peoples Meat Market Quality Meat Market Sea Foods , Washington Beef Company Westchester Hotel Supply S. & H. Market Men’s Furnishings Mantis F. Backer . Goldhut Bargain House‘ Lew’s Pants Store Royal Men’S Wear Millinery & Supplies Manhattan Millinery & Supplies Divine Peace Mission Hat Shop Music ‘ ' Rainbow Music & Gift Shop Office Supplies Huguenot Stationery & Printing Co. Oil Burner ‘ ‘ Turner Optometrists Somers & Zims Painters & Supplies , , . Bengal Union Paint Organization Empire State Paint Merriness Paint , Perfect Endu'rance—Painter-Plasterer Pam-r Dealers Fairdeal Paper Company Kriegel’s Store _Heart’s Paper Company Photographers & Supplies Heinze Photo Engraving Plumbing & Supplies Rex Supply Company Benjamin Plumbing Company Produce Merchant Bruce & Son . George, Victor Williams Tony Annunziato &. Son Radios & Repairs Audubon Radios Peace Radio Repair Sol‘ Radio Repair Re:il,Es-tate John Lainbir Restaurants . . Cooperative Dining Room 57 Miss Meekness Faith Peace Lunch Room Peace Modesty Dining Room Peace To The World Peace Restaurant——La Salle Street Virginia Lulnch Room. Riding Academy . . ’ _ - » lf?e«iiti°al. Park‘ Eq1i.e:;>.ti*iai:. Cl:ul.i, Zliic. Scliool -Supfilies lvl, 'l'?‘ei-giisoin Shoes Aaron’s Bootery Arrow Shoes London Spring Arch Shoes Boston Shoe Exchange _ l3‘arber’s Family Shoe Shop (iol(.i.’y‘ Slioes ‘ rlarryﬂs Bootery Mode Shoes Richie’s Shoes Siegel’s Shoes _ _. Stately Health Shoes Vvhife Cross Shoes La Popular A Ber Shans . Shoe Repairing: & Supplies ' A. Chertcoff . J. Pombo Shoe Repairing S. Garlock Peace Shoe Repairing A‘ Peace Shoe. Shining Parlors Co-op. Peace Tailor & Shoe Shop Sewing Machines & Supplies Max Sides . , Silks—-Cottons-—-Woolens Harry’s Park Avenue Ba1'gain Store Manhattan Max Marcus A. Roginsky Sam’s Remnant Shop Samue1’s Home of Bargains The Remnant Store- Tailors J. E. Eldridge Peace Tailor Shop Peace Tailor & Shoe Shop Tires. and Tubes General Tire Company Peace Mission Tire Shop Typewriters , , Huguenot Stationery 8: Printing Co. Variety Stores The Dollar Day 5c——10c STORES ‘” W. '1‘. Grant McCrory’s Penny Thrift Shop BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Acme Employment Agency B. & M. Cleaners & Dyers 'l"h° Peace Restaurant ' JAMAICA, " L. I. Backer’s Bake Shop Liberty Hotel Supply Manhattan Millinery Peace Lunch Room Sol Schildkraut, Inc. L08 ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Brothers’ and Sisters’ Shoe Shin BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ' Uuculae Boboc AVENEL, N. J. Vico Cain BLOOIVIFIELD, N. J; ‘ Brookdale Beverages ELIZABETH, N. J. Peace Restaurant NEWARK. NEW JERSEY FATHER- DIVINE Peace Extension ‘ Co-operative Fish Market Cooperative Peace Restaurant Peace Grocery Store _ _ Peace Lunch Room—Virgin Mary J. F. Blackmon ORANGE, NEW JERSEY At1antic1P‘a1int &,Ladder Co., Inc. ..‘Pe.-mo. Grocery» Sim-a SEATTLE, WASHINGTON The Chateau 12:30-—=p.m.———WEAF Fort. for I.‘.if-e’s ‘S58 O St ~y s.siTI.eeNEW DAY Peace Dial Log WEAF 660; WJZ 760; WMCA 570; WABC 860; won 7310; WINS 1130; WHN 1010. NEWS DAILY EXCEPT ‘SUNDAY 2:O0—~a.m.-‘WOR News 6:40——WOR News; Joe Bier 8:00—‘WOR Mark Hawley 9:25-~WABC Press Radio ‘ 9:45-~WEAF-WJZ Press Radio 10:0O—WOR Frank Singiser 12:30-—»p.-my---—WOR Mark I-Iawley 4:00—WOR Frank Singiser ‘ E118“ 5:0O——WOR V. Connolly 6:00——WINS Globetrotter 6:30——WOR News 6:4l5—WHN Reviewof News 9:0O--WOR Gab. Heatter (Mon.- Fri.) ' —l 10:45~—~WHN Review of Day’.s N-ewss WINS: News every hour on the hour .. FRIDAY 6:45—~:a.m.—WO*R Sunkistime 7 :30———WEAF Morning Greetings 8:25v~WOR Headlines 11:30»-WOR Count Your Blessings 12:15~——VVOR Voice of the Farm World L‘ B Demands we y 12:45-——~WOR World Traveler ~3:OO~.~—~WOR Women's Hour 7:15 WOR Answerman 8:0O~—WABC Ghost of B. Sweet 9:30»~WlEAF Death Valley Days SATURDAY . 7 :45-«WEAF Radio Rubes ' 8:15’—WEAF Jr. News 8:30~—WEAF Clipping Bureau 9:15~«WEAF Sat. Morn. Clwlo MO. 2-9220 PEACE THREE STAR BARGAIN STORE SILKS, WOOLENS, COTTON GOODS MAX ZITOMERSKY, Prop. 10% Discount to FATHER'S Children ' 1576 Park Ave. so. West cg;~.l1ist.h St. New York City PEAGB: LA POPULAR FAMILY SHOE STORE A complete line of men’s, women’s and children’s shoes At the Lowest Prices. A 70 EAST 112th STREET New York City PEACE HARRY’S BOOTERY A.L.1r,. SUMEE snoms REDUCED e EIN‘Es'r QUALITY HO:SIERY ‘ mm min AVE. - Cor. 116th St. — NEW YORK CITY 12:00—-—m.4—~VVOR This Wonderful 3:30——p.m.——WEAF Swingvology 5:30——WEAF Kidoodlers ‘ V 5:45——~WEAF Sky Patrol 6:O0~—WEAF Science in tlie News 6:45—WEAF Art of Living 8:00«~WOR Bands Ac-ross Sea ' 10:00——WABC Your Hit Parade b 8 VSIUNDAY t ﬁes :00—-a.m.-—~ EAF Or an Reci al . T ‘9:OO——WOR Rainbowy Excuse; Child..- 10=15—W0R Ray- C*- Swmgi 00mm- 10:00—-—WEAF Bi-bl-e Highlights E 11:30~—WOR Lonely Cowboy 1 :0O——p.m'.——WEAF Shakespeare’s 12:45——WOR World Traveler 5:00—WOR Women Make News 7:30—~WOR Lone Ranger C . 8:O0——WEAF Believe It or Not 8:OO—-WABC Monday Night Show 8:30——WEAF Voice of Firestone A gram E 10v:O0—-WEAF Contented Program 5;45__,a'm__lwOR 3 Swift; Boy Deg 10:30——WABC Crime Det. & Prevent. TUESDAY 8:30——a.m.——WEAF Swing Maker 8:45——WE‘AF Band ‘Goes to ‘Town 11:0O——W~OR Woman’s Page \ 4:30~'p.'m.——-VVOR Hilltop House 4:55~——WOR r-G. Heatter 5:45—~WOR Johnson Family S 7:45——WOR Don't You Believe It ‘ 7 :45——WEAF Roving Professor _ 9:30—WOR Say It with Words ,. 10:00—WOR True Detective Myste- WEDNESDAY V . 6y:45—a.m.—WOR Sunkistime ‘ 8:00-—~WEAF Chi1dren’s Stories 8:25——WOR Headlines 1530*—VV‘OR Men With wings I‘ 11:30—-WOR Count Your Blessings 2:30—-WEAF Kidoodlers 4:30—~WEAF World Is Yours 5:30——WEAF Spy Secrets 6:45—WOR. Safety Series 7:00———WOR Hawaii Calls 7:O0——WABC People’s Platform Orch. 7 :30——WOR News; F. Singiser 7:30—WABC Passing Parade 8:OO——WEAF Chase & Sanvborn MONDAY - Done 7:15——a.=In.—WOR. Musical Clock 7 :30~——WEAF Radio Rubes 8:25——WOR Headlines 12:30—~p.m.—-WEAF Things Men 5:0O——p.m.——WEAF‘ Who Sang It? 7:15——WOR Answerman — 8 :00—WAB~C Gangbusters 8:30%—WEAF T. Dorsey’s Orch. 8:30~——~WABC Paul Whit.eInan’s 9:00-—WE‘AF Town Hall Show 10:00-—WOR The Law Beaters 10:30-—~WABC E. Guest; It Can Be THURSDAY l 8:15-——a.‘m.w——WOR T. Fletcher; Cow- -boy 9:00-WOR Syncoijators 9:30-—WEAF Piano and Xylophone 12:00~—‘m.—~—WOR, Hawaiian Orch. 12:30—p.m.—-WEAF Time !fOI' Thought 2:15~—WOR As You Like It 5:15—WEAF Nature Study Pro- 7 :45——VVOR Don't You Believe It 8:0O—~WEAF R. Vallee Program 8:00——WABC Men Against Death 9:00i—WABC Major Bowes 10:00—~WOR P-ress Time; Game 10:30——WABC Americans at Work PEACE Phone: ED 4-8815 & 8813 AU 3-1963 1. STEINBERG Full Line Bed Sp-rings — Mattresses Made Over, $2.00 ’ A FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE 10% disc. to FATHER’S‘Ch1‘ldIfen. 226-223 West 145th st., N. Y. Thank ‘You. FATHER Tel. LE. 4-4109 ‘ PEACE TRINITY. DAIRY CO., Inc. High Gr:l§terlbBta?i:y0fProducts Bottled Milk ‘& Cream ' 421 -425 EAST 107th ST. New York City PEACE “Peace to the World at Large!” Meals 104:. and '15¢._ 4 EAST 115th STREET Thank You. FATHER Mo. 2-1343 ’ ' ‘ " PEACE ANiN’S SPECIALTY SHOP ' HOSIERY ~ UNIFORMS -1 CORSETS Underwear, Dresses, Gloves We specialize in extra sizes. ‘PEACE Thank you; FATHER GOODEATS at THE CHATEAU 1021 East Pike Street Seattle; Wa§1”!e (4! August 25th, 1938 J 11 :30—~WEAF Club ‘Consumers _ Prog. August 25th, 1938 Phone MO. Haven 9-4177 LUCA PEACE Ice — Coal 313 East 133rd Street New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER Peace Tailor Shop Ladies’ 8 Gents’ Suits Made to Order Cleaning —— Dyeing — Repairing, etc. 259 LENOX AVE. ES. W. Cor. 123rd St. N. Y. C. PEACE I Thank You, FATHER Edison Mazda Lamps —AWe Make 3 Keys in 1 Minute. The Store of Wonderful Values PARKER’S, 5c.—$l0 STORE 1380 - 82 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY Bet. 114th and 115th Sts. PEACE Thank You, FATHER WONDERFUL HAND LAUNDRY Close to Kingdom Headquarters SERVES ALL FAITHFULLY Prompt Service Best Work New York City N. Y. 97 St. Nicholas Ave. (Near 115th St.) JOHN LAMB REAL ESTATE A C Property Management 29 WEST 126th STREET New York City Tel. I-IA. 7-2157 PEACE PEACE GREENFIELD SPECIALTY SHOP 42 WEST 116th ST. NEW YORK CITY ‘ Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSETS Also Extra-size Skirts BLOUSES & HOSIERY PEACE It's Wonderful. Sole Agent for the GENUINE LOU-PEDIC ARCH SUPPORT SHOES SIEGELS 72 East 125th Street The NEW DAY BALENZANO A 59 PEACE En. 2-0384 s. & H. MEAT MARKET, Inc. High Grade Meats, Poultry & Provisions. Hotels and Restaurants Supplied. 94 AMSTERDAM AVE. NEW YORK CITY Thank You, FATHER HEARTS PAPER CO. A ‘ 0 Papers and Paper Products 0 Restaurant Supplies 0 Soda Fountain Supplies 0 Spices, Mayonnaise, Syrups PEACE 223 W. 141st STREET Phone: E.I)geco.mbe 4-1690 A Free Delivery Anywhere * A PEACE McCrory’s 5—l0—25c. Store 125th STREETS “FRIENDLY STORE" Where you will always receive courteous service and full value for your money. 216 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY PEACE PEACE W. T. GRANT C0. DEPARTMENT STORE 1352- 5th AVENUE, Corner of 113th St. Open Every Night until 10 o’o1ock A. M. WALCOTT, Mgr. New York. City Thank You, FATHER LOVE HAND LAUNDRY MENDING and DARNING FREE WORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED 2901 EIGHTH AVE., ‘ NEW YORK CITY Between 153rd and 154th Sts. PEACE PEACE ' A ‘ Thank You, FATHER PEACE MISSION TIRE SHOP New—Used Tires M & Other Equipment FLATS FD{ED AT SHOP —— 250. I-IArlem 7-2157 18 West 144th Street PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACE MODESTY DINING ROOM Meals Served in Father’s Mind and Spirit 2468 - 8th AVE. .» N. ‘Y. CITY Near '132nd St. PEACE Thank You, FATHER BIG MIDSUMMEE SALE IS Now GOING ON AT THE DOLLAR DAY 5-10c. DEPARTMENT STORE 82 AMSTERDAM AVE. Near 63rd St. N. Y. C. The NEW DAY August 25th, 1938 FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION Kingdoms, Extensions and Connections Under FATIIERRS Personal Jurisdiction NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters and _§)f81f~i§4e, 36-38 W. 123rd St., Tel.: HA REV. M. J. DIVINE, 152-160- W. 126th St., Tel.: MO 2-2386. J. DIVINE, Annex, 24 W. 115th ree . REV. M. J. DIVINE, Grocery Store, 26 West 115th St. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 204 W. 63rd St. . DIVINE, 239 W. 113th St. . DIVINE, 58 W. 114th St. . DIVINE, 19 W. 117th St. . DIVINE, 103 W. 117th St. . INE, 105 W. 119th St. DIVINE, 59 E. 122nd St. , 25 & 29 W. 126th St. . 131st St. . J. DIVINE, 203 W. 139th St. Peace Mission Garages, 16-18-20-22-30 & 32 West 144th St. — Tel. AU. 3-9258. 43 West 143rd St. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 94 Mile W. of City, Lake Mohawk Rd. JAMAICA, N. Y. 158-11 South Rd.. Jamaica. BRIDGEPOBT, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE. 468-4470 Broad St. MILFORD, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 11 Gunn Street. SAYVILLE, LONG ISLAND REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters, 72 Macon Street. Other Peace Missions, Extensions and Connections : ALABAMA , ENTERPRISE — B a p t i s t Hill, Carry Hutchinson. ARIZONA 136 North 10th Ave., Phoenix. AUSTRALIA Mrs. G. Malm, 308 George St., Sydney. Australian Church Hall, Russell St., Mel- bourne. Private address——Mrs. Andrews, Oxford Chambers, Bourke St., Mel- bourne. Lygon St. Carlton, Victoria,‘Miss Mcllroy. James P. Allen, 59 Maple St., Victoria. BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. Westbiiry New Rd., Barbados. Iames Street, Barbados. Mrs. Smith, Chapman's Cross Bridgetown, Barbados. CALIFORNIA 744 Hayes St., San Francisco. 801%; Hayes St., San Francisco. 808 Capitol Ave., San Francisco. 1828 E lis Street, San Francisco. 821 Pacific Ave., San Francisco. 952 8th St., Oakland. 1075 7th St., Oakland. 1435 Filbert St., Oakland. l483-1486 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. 964 E. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles. 1777 West 35th Place, Los Angeles. Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, 1102 E. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. 2602 So. Central Ave., Los Angeles. 3945 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles. 4611 Compton Ave., Los Angeles. Road, Miss Farlice, Agent, 588 W. Claremont St., Pasadena. 21 Roberts St., Santa Cruz. 3427 Florence St., San Diego. 258 So. 2nd Street, San Jose. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. 3, Box 46, So. Park. Santa Rosa. CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. 1454 St. Antoine St., Montreal, Canada. 1116 Broad St., Room 20, Victoria, B. C. 221 Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 1050 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. 1075 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. 840 Gore Ave., Vancouver, B. C. COLORADO 614 No. Frankland, Colorado Springs. 25 W. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs. CONNECTICUT 19 Vista Street, Stamford. ’ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 534 Harvard St., N. W., Washington. 1113 "O" St., N. W., Washington. FLORIDA 534 N. W. 15th St., Miami. 2169 N. W. 5th Pl., Miami. GEORGIA 734 E. Bolton St., Savannah. 511 E. 31st St., Savannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave., Chicago. 206 E. 55th St., Chicago. KANSAS 534 Golden Ave., Topeka. MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 718 Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS 150 Lenox St., Boston. 312 Columbus Ave., Boston. MINNESOTA 300 Stanley St., W. St. Paul. 735 So. Smith Ave., St. Paul. 3142 N. E. Lincoln St., Minneapolis. 228 -8th St., “South" Minneapolis. MISSOURI 201-1% Carr Street, St. Louis. 2750 Clark Ave., St. Louis. 1123 No. 13th St., St. Louis. NEBRASKA 2877 Wirt St., Omaha. 251 Norfolk St., Newark. NEW JERSEY 1130 Adams St., Asbury Park. 1820 Greenwood Ave., Neptune. 111 Pennsylvania Ave., Pleasantville. 148 Bond St., Elizabeth. 20 Willard Place, Montclair. 271 Washington Street, Rahway. 417 Rahway Avenue, Westfield. 801 St. George Ave., Roselle. 43 Schureman St., New Brunswick. Cor. Astor St. and Avenue C., Nwk. 131 Broome St., Newark. 911 Baltic Ave., Atlantic City. 326 Mulberry St., Newark. 119 York St., Jersey City. 251 Norfolk St., Newark. 220 Mulberry St., Newark. NEW YORK 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon Ave., Brooklyn. 414 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn. 204-25 45th Drive, Bayside. 110-34 Union Hall St., Jamaica. 107th Ave. & 171st St., 159-04 So. Rd., Jamaica. 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 749 Bayview Ave., Inwood, L. I. 7 Bay St., Oyster Bay. Derport Road, Huntington. 25 Udell Drive, Manhassett. 43 Winchester St., White Plains. 155 William St., Buffalo. NORTH CAROLINA 328 Pine St., Belhaven. OHIO 336 Parsons Ave., Columbus. 944 E. Fulton St., Columbus. 494 Armstrong St., Columbus. 1024 E. Long, Columbus 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 416 W. Southern Ave., Springfield. 613 W. 7th St., Cincinnati. 708 Linn St., Cincinnati. PANAMA Henry J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. Thos. N. A. Bennett, Agent, Cristobal. Canal Zone. PENNSYLVANIA 1424 N. 24th St., Philadelphia. 3424 Ludlow St., Philadelphia. 528 So. 16th St., Philadelphia. 5829-31 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia. 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsburgh. 1520 Clarke St., Pittsburgh. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, Washington. SOUTH CAROLINA 280 2nd Street, Cheraw. SWITZERLAND BASEL: Enquire Frau Kurt Muttenz. BRUTTISELLEN: Winterthurerstr. 292|11. BUETZBERG: Fam. Leu - Graf Waldegg. GOLDAU: Marie Wenger, Sonnegg. HERRLIBERG: Schuepbach Chalet 509. OBERRIEDEN: Frau Lips - Thurnheor Rosengarten. RHEINECK: Fam. Schiegg, hinter dam Markt. ROMANSHORN: Schaltegger, Pens. Bahn- angest. RORSCHACH: Herrn G. Bosshart, Loe- wenstr. 37. ST. GALLEN: Frau Schalcher, Mueller - Friedbergstr. 1. THUN : Fritz Tschaggelar, Steffisbur . WINTERTHUR: Fam. Guyer - Buc er, Leimeneggstr. 18. ZUERICH: Limmatstr. 118, Tel. 932,458. All further information through European Office, FATHER DIVINE'S Peace Mission, Postfach 58, Wallisellen, Switzerland. ’ VIRGINIA 119 So. 1st St., Richmond. 200 Brook Rd., Richmond. WASHINGTON 2705 Wetmore Ave., Everett. 424 High St., Bellingham. 124 Right St., Bellingham. 1506% Broadway, Tacoma. 3102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. 1907 E. Madison, Seattle. 1608-12th Ave., 3rd floor, Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2246 West 56th St., Seattle. 5213-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St., Monroe. PARTIAL LIST—Because of the un- known number of FATHER DIVINE Con- nections throughout the world the above is but a partial list for reference. TO ALL KINGDOMS, EXTENSIONS, CONNECTIONS & FOLLOWER-S EVERY- Peace FURNITUR 155 EAST 44th STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. WHERE, WE OFFER ALL MAKES OF NEW LIVING ROOM Q BEDROOM Q DINING _ROOM Rugs, Carpets, Springs, Mattresses, Lamps, Chairs, etc. 4! Peace FATHER’ S PRICE S” Shipments Everywhere. — Quality, Savings Guaranteed. Tel. VA. 8-0662
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Notes: Courtesy of the Peace Mission Movement of Father Divine, Woodmont, Pennsylvania.
Geography: Harlem (New York, N.Y.)
Subjects: Father Divine, Peace Mission Movement -- Periodicals, Communal living--United States--Periodicals
Identifier: fdi-tnd-002-034-1938-08-25
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 02, no. 35 (September 01, 1938)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1938-09-01
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: VOL. Ii SEPTEMBER 1st, 1933 A.D.F.D. FATHER DIVINE Photo taken at'FATHER’S New York City Headquarters during inter~ View granted New York Times and March of Time representatives. Sentember 1st, 1938 The NEW DAY PEACE SC. A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 2 T h e N E W D A Y 5c, FITTED BY "‘.i.‘i«§‘v‘vS‘.§:“i'.’. ‘%¥.EB“L¥s€’.i‘§E‘%%‘?Y X-RAY 156 w. 126th ‘St., New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 HEAL P Manager: De Voute and others. SI'I1;1E§ OT One Year ______________________________________ __ $2.00 Six Months _ __ 1.00 Firt Every Curve on the Single Copy _ 5 cents soles of your feet. » ‘- U I O FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25. Single Copy 7c. "Entered as second-class matter May 11, 1938, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879.” Vol. II, No-. 35 Step Out of Foot Trouble Into Foot Health WHITE CROSS SHOE CLINIC 56 WEST 125th ST., Bet. Lenox and Fifth Avenues Sept‘ 1st, 1938. FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN PEACE Special Disco...
Show moreVOL. Ii SEPTEMBER 1st, 1933 A.D.F.D. FATHER DIVINE Photo taken at'FATHER’S New York City Headquarters during inter~ View granted New York Times and March of Time representatives. Sentember 1st, 1938 The NEW DAY PEACE SC. A COMMERCIAL WEEKLY MAGAZINE 2 T h e N E W D A Y 5c, FITTED BY "‘.i.‘i«§‘v‘vS‘.§:“i'.’. ‘%¥.EB“L¥s€’.i‘§E‘%%‘?Y X-RAY 156 w. 126th ‘St., New York, N. Y. — Tel. UN. 4-7640 HEAL P Manager: De Voute and others. SI'I1;1E§ OT One Year ______________________________________ __ $2.00 Six Months _ __ 1.00 Firt Every Curve on the Single Copy _ 5 cents soles of your feet. » ‘- U I O FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Months $1.25. Single Copy 7c. "Entered as second-class matter May 11, 1938, at the post office at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879.” Vol. II, No-. 35 Step Out of Foot Trouble Into Foot Health WHITE CROSS SHOE CLINIC 56 WEST 125th ST., Bet. Lenox and Fifth Avenues Sept‘ 1st, 1938. FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN PEACE Special Discount to FATHER DIVINE'S Children. RlCHlE’S SHOE SHOPS Ladies’ Highest Grade Shoes PEACE Thank You, FATHER If You need a TRUNK — SUITCASE — BAGS G0 t0 OUR QUALITY & BRANDS G A N D E A N ’ S or Shoes Cannot Be Duplicated Anywhere We Have From Size 1 to 10—AAA to EEE in Stock. 42 W. 116th St. Save 10% ‘ UN. 4-7068 46 WEST 116th ST- Bet. 5th & Lenox Aves. New York PEACE Everything for Men Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, yHats, Caps, Pants, PEACE Thank You, FATHER PROSPERITY BARBER SHOP HAIR CUT lO0——SI1AVE 5c w-f'.‘:.:°éIE.’:.f.. SHOE REPAIRING SHOP F. BACKER 1,. the R... 2331 - sth AVENUE, New 125th St.. N. Y. 0. Phone: MO. 2-9021 2'70 LENOX AVE. PEACE SPECIALS NEW YORK NEW LOW PRICES PEACE Dr. EDWARD RUSENIHAI Surgeon Dentist Gas extractions —— Novocaine extractions Spatz Furniture Dept. 2341 -8th AVE. (Bet. 125th and 126111 Sts.) FURNITURE of ALL KINDS from a ’ CHAIR to SUITES or SETS. NEW — RECONDITIONED — SECONDS — Also Rugs & Linoleums. SHIPMENTS ANYWHERE Thank You, FATHER Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 8 RM. 303 WEST 125th ST. NEW YORK CITY N. W. Cor. 8th Avenue. PEACE Un. 4-2070 For Good Honest Tailoring Go to J. E. ELDRIDGE MERCHANT TAILOR Suits Made to Your Measure 2121- 7th AVENUE. Cor. 126th St. New York City. PEACE HAr1em 7-8124 Wonder’ Pocketbook Factory Whtolesale ‘("5 Reta"i1~ V Pockeutbooks Made to Order-—Af:1so Repaired 36 W. 123rd STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. PEACE Comfort Shoes for Feet That Hart 0 When your feet are tired, you are tired all over and the wrong type of shoes is usually at the bottom of it all. Do away with this tired feeling. Wear Simplex Travel-Aire Shoes that exercise and strengthen your foot ‘muscles as you walk. STATELY HEALTH SHOES 2 EAST 125th ST., Near.5th Ave. _ NEW YORK CITY Our Business Increased 100 per cent. —— Thank You, FATHER. V »A*\_I ) , September 1st, 1938 Th-eNEVV DAY 3 CONTENTS FATHER DIVlNE’S Messages Page Banquet Table, 468-470 Broad St., Bridgeport, Conn., Fri., Aug. 26, 2:30 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Auditorium, Bridgeport, Crolnn., T‘l1{:1rs., Aug.‘ 25, 12 Midnight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 13 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., ‘ Mon., Aug. 22, 2:45 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 17 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Wed., Aug. 24, 12:45 RM. . .. .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Interview with Mr. Bind & Mr: Glenn. 36-38 W. 123rd St., N. Y.'~C., Sun., Aug. 21, 7 P.M. . . . . . 30 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Tues.., Aug. 23, 1:50 P.M., Part 1 . . . . . . . . . .. 35 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Tues., Aug. 23, 2:40 P.M., ‘Part 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Banquet ’l‘a.bl»e, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Sun., Aug. 21, 11:50 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 40 _Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. 0., Sun., Aiug. .28, 12:45 P.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 “Righteousmess—Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49 Righteous Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 52 I"0'Ck‘8.tlh400k of Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 55' Business Men's Reaction to the Peace Movement . . . . 56 Advertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 65 Peace Radio Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 66 -Oil)-()f()il)j(lj-l)j~()';-( /,. Worlgl News PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION, achieved in New York City by so much effort, has been voted by Con- stitutional delegates at Albany as being unconstitutional. This section of their recommendations to voters should be repudiated and voted against in the fall election. EVIDENCESARE OBVIOUS that Republicans, ra- ther than Communists, are boring, from within the Dem- ocratic Party by voting in Democratic primaries, in an endeavor to wreck the New Deal. MOHAMMEDAN PROPAGANDA, calling for a Holy War against the British and Jews in Palestine, is sweep- ing the near East. This may be the scene of the next phase of the second World War. MORE THAN APPEARS on t-he surface is at stake in Roosevelt’s,efforts to consolidate the New Deal. It is a method for fulﬁlling the mandates of the majority and leaving behind the Wealthy, conservative stowaways in the party. _ ' , MONEY TO BE BORROWED for “transit uniﬁ-cation” is not to buy transportation lines from, owners~—the city already owns them—~£but to buy leases from operators. A MUNITIONS SALESMAN, William Shearer, who attempted to undermine the Geneva peace conference; a repudiated head of the American League Against War and Fascism, J. B. Matthews; a silver shirter, Walter Steels; and John F. Sullivan, alleged railway labor spy; were some of the sources of much doubtful evidence presented to the Committee Investigating Un-American ”A~ctiv'i‘tie.s.. . 25 per cent more corn. EXTENDED JUDICIAL JURISDICTION was one of the recommendations of the Constitutional Convention which many liberal movements are opposing. Slum clearance, low cost housing, and other measures will be voted on in sixteen sections by citizens in the fall elec- tion. A provision for a $350,000,000 bond issue for transit uniﬁcation will also be on the ballot. SURPLUS WHEAT is worrying the Secretary of Ag- riculture. Much wheat will be bought from farmers and sold on the world market at a lower price than is to -be paid for it. The government is willing to lose 20 cents a bushel to help farmers. TWENTY—FIVE PRISONERS, leaders in a Philadel- phia prison hunger strike for more vari d diet, were locked in narrow, Windowless cells and the greatest heat possible was turned on. Four were suffocated and "roasted to death. Several others were made uncon- scious. A complete investigation has implicated the warden and his assistant. TEN DAYS spent in Moscow by C01. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh were «followed by a ﬂight through the Ukraine to the Black Sea. Then they ﬂew to Czecho- slovakia for a visit before ‘returning to England. TWELVE HUNDRED SPECIAL TRAINS will carry Chancellor Adolph Hitler and large Nazi military con- tingents to the annual Nazi party congress in Nurem- rburg next week. LACK ‘OF CONFIDENCE engendered by U. S. State Department officials, is given for the loss of about 50 per cent of Mexican trade and an equivalent deprecia- tion in the Mexican peso. A HYBRID -CORN produced by crossing by a Western farmer named Lester Pfister, grows an ear containing His achievement has brought AMr. Pfister wide acclaim. . REPRESENTATIVE MITCHELL of Chicago began taking friends to dine at the Library of Congress res- taurant. Now the restaurant is closed and a sign reads “Closed for Repairs,” although no work-men are to be seen around. ‘ GERMAN STORM TROOPS in plain clothes have been ﬁltering into Czechoslovakia and Hitler has again seri- ously‘ threatened irfvasion. Only the warlike gestures of Britain, France, Rumania and Yugoslavia backed by the Soviet Union, have for the present, stayed Hit1er’s hand. « p CHINESE GUERRILLAS have succeeded in recaptur- ing from the Japanese, Tsinan, capital of Shantung "Province. They also retook last week a walled town 26 miles from Nanking, appeared -on a golf course at Shang- hai with machine guns, and made attacks within two miles of Peiping. NORDMEER, a flying boat from Germany, has made its second ﬂight from the Azores to New York this sea- son. I I FINLAY WILSON has been re-elected for another term as Grand Exalted,Ruler of the Elks. AN AMERICAN PLANE carrying vprominent.Chinese officials to a government conference in Yunnan Province, was brought down -by Japanese war planes in the Yang- tze river. The fallen plane was machine gunned and sank with fourteen passengers. The American pilot es- leaped nnlzurt. 6 ‘ ' all!- 4 The New DAY CHINESE FORCES are desperately opposing the ad- vances of Japanese trying to break through on both sides of the Yangtze to reach Hankow.. At some points the invaders have been hurled back although Chinese losses are great. ’I‘he'Chinese expect to lose. Hankow after another month. UNITED MINE WORKERS signed an agreement with mine operators in Harlan County, Ky., last reactionary stronghold. Some charges against the operators will be dropped by the government, whose power brought about the settlement. . A LOYALIST BATTLESHIP, about their only one, at- tacked a. number of Rebel ships, doing great damage, then after being disabled, limped to Gibraltar for safety and repair-s. K WORLD LAND ‘SPEED RECORD is .at the moment held by a Britisher named Easton, who drove his “Thun- derbolt” 345.49 miles per hour on the Bonneville, Utah, salt ﬂats, beating the previous record of 311 miles. AT A HYDE PARK PARTY, Pres. Roosevelt referred to followers of Father Divine in Ulster County. He said, referring to recent publicity over purchase of Krum E1- bow estate, ‘‘I’m sure those people in -the Ulster County heavens will be good neighbors to us in Dutchess‘ Coun- ty.’f i SPEED TITLE HOLDER Frank Hawks, one of the foremost ﬁgures in aviation, and his companion, were killed when their plane crashed after striking high ten- sion wires in a forced landing at East Aurora, New York. . D AN AIRPLANE RECORD from Floyd Bennett Field to Burbank, California, was set by Alexander P. Sever- sky, airplane designer, by ﬂying the distance in ten hours and three minutes. ' DENTON, Maryland, will be the scene, Labor Day, of a speech by President Roosevelt, in which he will fur- ther politely purge Senator Millard Tydings, running for renomination. ALTHOUGH SPANISH LOYALTISTS have been re- duced to about one quarter of the area of Spain, they still have a slight majority of- the population. Valencia, Barcelona and Madrid ‘have abnormal populations, and despite great numbers of foreign troops in the Rebel forces, planes and artillery have repeatedly repulsed Reb- el’ onslaughts. Rebel offenses along the Ebro river and around Almaden, the world’s principal mercury mines, have been stemmed, and even pushed back in many September 1st, 1938 Thank Y-ou, FATHER W. .l. METCHELL I-EHGH CLASS GROCERIES and DELECATESSEN 116 WEST 135m‘ STREET PEACE New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER Sam Gordon REAMNIANTS _Woolens, Silks, Cotton, Rayons, Curtains 70 EAST ]_124th STREET New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER JEFSUTS POMBO ELECTRIC SHOE REPAHRENG Low Prices. Near the 114th St. Extensions. 17 WEST 1l.4tl1 ST'REE".I‘ New York City Peace HANNAH DIRESS SHOP ‘Watch the Opening‘ of Our Fall Line. Dresses, Blouses, Skirts and Sweaters 310-A WEST 125th s:T-REET New York City PEACE Thank You, FATHER HARliE.M BRUSH CO. as We Sell Used and New Paint Brushes @ Also Paints at a lL,a.rge Saving Call and be convinced. 1547 PARK AVENUE, Near 111th St,. New York City Tel. JO. 4—1v193.i P'eace. Thank You, FATHER BEACON coma co, 9 Im~po-rters and Distributors of @ Fine Coffees and Teas 135 FRONT STR«E«E'T New York City I Thank Yon, FATHER EUGENE BREDGES Q We serve you Wovod, K<eI“0S811B*, Oil, Q Coal, Charcoal and Coke With a smile PEACE‘ p1aceS_ 1781 MADISON AVE. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1938 A. D. F. D. TIME: 2:30 P. M. Being somewhat like Sayville from a spiritual point of view, the Bridgeport Extension seems to be on the order of a shrine in the act of bring- ing out and drawing from the Source of all Sup- ply, the Fount of all Wisdom, our Precious Sav- _ ior, these marvelous and outstanding and pro- found Messages, such as the one given on this occasion. In His Inﬁnite Wisdom and Omnis- cience, FATHER delivers Messages that perplex the ﬁnite minds of the children of men; for they are limited in their mortal versions, ideas and opinions; they lack the true concept and under- standing concerning the Truth and concerning things with which they are concerned. -Because of the Love of GOD and because «of His Tender Mercy and Compassion for His chil- dren‘ and for all humanity, He daily instructs, leads and guides them, in order that they might not err nor misunderstand the Truth, and if per- chance they are misled in anyway whatever, He is ever ready and willing to correct them and teach-them,-_the Truth,'without its being adulter- atéd or tainted by the versions and theories of others. - . A Before FATHER delivered this Message, one , of the Co-workers gave ‘ a testimony of thanks and praise to FATHER‘ for the blessings 1 also \ . \. N'E‘W YORK, N. Y., 'l"HUR,SDAY, lSE;P‘TE:lVﬂ-BER 1st, 1938 A.D.F.Dl., No. 35 ACHEE THAT CHRIST, T HE LAMB? OF GOD, WAS MIGHTY, ~ THE LAMB OF GOD ES WEE EK AND LOWLJY, YET MENTALLY A AND SPIHRWUALLLY, T IT Goof) To BE ABLE To DISCERN THE IMPERSONAL IN EVIDENCE HIGH AND HTOLY BEING MADE PERSONAL, AND THE PERSONAL IN EVIDENCE " BEING MADE SPIRITUAL A mentioned how he had come to the place where he could recognize the impersonal presence of ‘ individuals, and that he considered the imperson- al as being the reality of each and everyone. Another one of the Co-workers gave a beautiful testimony, in which she related how those of the unconscious minds greatly admired FATHER and His Teachings and the ﬁne qualities He is instilling in those of His followers, but they could not come to the place where they could. recognize‘ His DIVINITY. It was directly after these two testimonies that FATHER arose and delivered this Supreme and Masterful Mess.age to the eager and waiting listeners. (The foregoing statements are th-ose of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lowsz) ‘ . PEACE, EVERYONE! Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, Pleasure, Success and Pros- perity and the reality of Happiness; these and all other blessings to you I bring. Uncle Sam nationally declared, ‘Life, Liberty and the pur- suit of Happiness,’ but Peace, Joy, Pleasure and the reality of Happiness to you’ I am bringing into your conscious realization, if you will but let Me. ‘ to the last speaker said in reference to observing the impersonal presence of each other. It is a wonderful place in consciousness, if you can get to that place in reality and remain there concern- ing yourself and all creatures. The personality of the individual is an expres- sion whereby with this recognition you would be lifted above materialism; you would not have I was thinking just then, of what the second‘ 6 I ‘ The NEW DAY an occasion to fret nor worry, neither would you have an occasion to be defeated; for the impersonal presence of each and every expres- sion, when you conceive the idea concerning the impersonal of such an expression, whether it be inanimate ‘things of life or even the very persons with whom you have been connected, you would ﬁnd with such a recognition, you would be lifted above the mortal concept of things and you could revel into the glorious liberty of the Sons of GOD! Nevertheless, it is a very close walk in that liglit, as you Walk mentally and spiritually,‘ for you to avoid stumbling into self-conceitedness or seliisliness or become to be self-bewildered into the mortal concept of things, observing things psychically and yet refusing to observe them. - You May Conflict with Your Real Self I mentioned this because you may get to that place in consciousness, whereby you may even ignore or ridicule or criticize the personality or the persons of individuals, when they are the accurate expressers or manifestors ofisuch an impersonal presence. Hence, you may unwill- ingly conflict with your real self by conceiving the idea in opposition to the personal presence, and attempting to b.ar the personal presence of individuals for the maintenance, or in other words, for the "purpose of redeeming and keep- ing the impersonal presence in evidence. Hence, you may desire to do so, you see, and become to be in that state of being, whereby you would tend to disapprove of or refuse to consider the presence of others, in opposition to your own standard or sense of feeling, for you are in a person! ~ I mention that because it is a.‘ place in con- sciousness where you should be, if you keep right with the concept and the understanding concern- ing the mystery! I recognize your personal pres- ence as your personal presence recognizes the Impersonal and reflects and fulﬁlls all of the im- personal requirements of the Personal and all of the. Personal requirements of the Impersonal. When this is done, why, it is a matter of impos- sibility to get one in consideration, without get- ting the other, if it happens to be an expression in person observable. 9,.!!‘w'I‘l1en, when you appear in My Consideration in person, your very personal consideration I may ignore in one sense of the word, but I must recognize the personal presence according to the recognition of the impersonal presence I hold in My Concept concerning you; so long as the per- sonal presence is brought into subjection to the Impersonal. Therefore, the impersonal is the expresser and the reality, while yet if we ignore, in other words, turn to hate the person, if the person is not in violation to the impersonal, you see, we will be objecting to the impersonal, and even the impersonal would leave us. You see the mystery? ' l{gnori«.ng the Person of GOD I mention that because there -have been times when individuals have come into that considera- tion in a great measure, whereby they would de- sire the impersonal and ignore the person-—not only of you as individuals, but even_ ignore the Person of GOD in evidence I’li‘.RlT‘ll1"’I‘IC)N, the two in One put forth into expression, the SPIRIT and the BODY. ‘If I receive -‘Him or He Whom I send, I re- ceive that One that sent Him,’ (of which is My Impersonal. Presence, you see,) so long as the personal presence is controlled implicitly ~ and whole-heartedly and completely by the Impersonal. That is the mystery! So, those thoughts are well worth considering; but there is a technical point in that to consider, you see, where we may get to that place——‘VVel1, I ignore———it is immaterial to me about the person- of any individual, even the Person of GOD.’ That is a true‘ saying to be in that place, if it is so arranged and so agreed upon; but for the beneﬁt of all who may be concerned, I speak on thuswise; it is good to be able to discern the Impersonal in evidence being made Personal, and the Personal in evidence being made Spiritual! I receive you as you are. If you are One with the Impersonal, I receive you personally as One with the Impersonal; for I could not receive you effectively personally, and refuse to receive you‘ impersonally; and I could not receive you effec- tively impersomally, and refuse to ‘receive you personally; for you are in perfect harmony with the reality of your higher self-——the Impersonal. That is the mystery! For you cannot get one without getting the other. When the two are so jointly uniﬁed together, the two will be in evidence inexpression and the evidence in ex- pression will be the personiﬁcation of the imper- sonal I . The Impersonal Will Adjustthe Situation Those things are to be considered, even as I consider you! It is to raise your thoughts above the mortal concept of things, and if, perchance, it is that the impersonal is in evidence .and can and does present itself without the personal, the impersonal will adjust the situation by the rec- ognition of such as is in evidence of the personal and of the iirnpersonal. But that tihought to lean. l .' l . September 1st, 1938 ‘September 1st, 1938 / The NEW DAY A 7 on as an individual to consider at times-‘Well, What do I care about the Personal?’ A Many times you can get into that place in consciousness, until you will only recognize the Spirit——invisible Spirit—-—and after a while, GOD will only recognize y-our invisible spirit, and after a while you will not have a body and GOD will not have a Body as far as. you are concerned, and other individuals will not have a body as far as you are concerned! That is the mystery! Now, I was talking with a person who is sick, yesterday, and she is in a low state of health-— she really needs help; and in My illustration, I brought to her mind’s eye concerning the mys- tery. Her physical body is afflicted and- very ill apparently. I said, ‘Now your body is afflicted .and you desire deliverance from the undesirable conditions of it. If you dis-recognize the Person- al Presence or the reality of GOD as personiﬁed-, GOD may dis-recognize the reality of you as personiﬁed and your physical body may not be healed, but your soul or spirit within will be healed and saved.’ Can you not see the mystery‘? I said, ‘As with the body, so with the body; and .as with the spirit, so with the spirit. When you recognize GOD’S Spirit alone and dis-recognize GOD’S Body, GOD in turn has a right to recog- nize your spirit alone and redeemit and save it in Heaven, wheresoever Heaven is, but your body He does not have grounds or rights whatever, to consider.’ That is the mystery‘! Redemption of the Body I mention this because this sister needs deliv- erance in the physical system; the physical body needs to be delivered and emancipated from the undesirable and_incurable disease she is suffering under. Oh, it is something to consider! Now the spirit, may be all right; she may be well in mind and in spirit, but not in body; and she has not yet recognized the PERSONIFICATION of the ALMIGHTY. I said to her in part——I said to her, ‘These, vMy followers, the reason they are healed by the wholesale or the millions, is because ‘the recognition of the personification of GOD is the redemption of the body as well as the soul; but the dis—recognition of the personiﬁca- tion ’of GOD and the dis-belie-f or un-belief in the PERSONIFICATION of the Body of GOD, even so is the ‘d-is-recognition of GOD concern- ing such a one and such individuals who would dis-recognize GOD in Bodily Form.’ ‘Hence, their bodies die; but those of My fol- lowers‘ who are true and faithful and radical enough to believe in the personiﬁcation of GOD, and believe that GOD made» Himself FLESH as a Bodily Form like unto theirs, by_ such a recogni- tion they are lifted physically from undesirable conditions, because they have recognized the MATERIALIZATION of His Majesty!’ Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery and to build upon such a Foundation; for this is IT of which will lift you and all humanity physi- cally, from the undesirable existing conditions of our present day. The undesirable present-day existing conditions will hold you down under such conditions, so long as you merely recognize and consider or believe in the Impersonal; Presence of GOD as something invisible, SPIRIT and SPIRIT alone. But when you believe in the MATERIALIZATION of G—OD, yet GOD being Impersonal by Nature and by Characteristics, by such a recognition, from those undesirable conditions you will be lifted mentally, spiritually and physically. Real Eniaincipation Oh, it is a privilege to KNOW your GOD! The belief in the personiﬁcation of GOD is the re- demption of your physical body; is the deliver- ance of you, in and on the material plane, from all undesirable things. Such will give you your real emancipation, even as it did in the time ‘of Jesus. When the disciples, believers and friends believed on Him sincerely as a Person, the un- desirable conditions that surrounded them and those things that concerned them on the material plane, were adjusted satisfactorily, because they believed on the Personality, or in other words, the Person of the ALMIGHTY, made REAL, TANGIBLE and PRACTICAL. That is the mys- tery! , But when they merely believed on GOD meta- physically, mentally and spiritually and psychic- .ally, and refused to observe the mystery of His Personal Presence and the Word. being made FLESH,_ dwelling among them, they could not see His Glory, because» they can only see His Glory in the Personification‘ of Him and ‘the Word that was with GOD was GOD, and that Word was made_FLESI-I and dwelt among us and we beheld His Glory as the Glory of the only Begotten of the FATHER, full of Grace and of Truth.’ You could not behold the Glory of GOD, saving as it was made real in the FLESH! The FLESH was the demonstrator and nianifestor of the Glory of the ALMIGHTY; therefore, it was essential for the WORD to come forth into expression and the FLESH to be reckoned in " your consideration, that you might be lifted physically or ‘ﬂeshly’ from the undesirable con- ditions, for CHRIST as a Person is your Real Personal EMANCIPATOR. That is the mystery! Before Jesus came, saving on some few rare .—__ occasions, there were no people physically healed of the afflictions and diseases; but by the recog- nition of GOD in and as Jesus,such a recognition lifted humanity mentally, and gave all creatures a higher realm of consideration, that they might consider the redemption of the body as well as , that of the soul. I Groaned Within What said the Apostle concerning the mys- tery? He said, ‘We groaned within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of the body.’ Can you not see the mystery? CHRIST JESUS, the Adjuster of matters, the Satisﬁer of desires; not only the Adjuster of mat- ters and the Satisﬁer of the mental and spiritual desires, but the Satisﬁer of your physical or material desires with which you have been per- plexed and disturbed daily, for the lack of the sustenance of life and ‘the satisfying portion of those things,——your daily desires, in and on the material plane. Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery and see how GOD through His Compassion and Mercy will lift you, if you will let Him! By the recogni- tion of His Actual Presence in Person, you can and will be lifted personally and physically from the undesirable conditions; but if you dis-recog- nize GOD, GOD will dis-recognize you as a per- son; for that which .you measure to Him or to He of Whom you say I AM, the same shall be measured to you, heaped up and running over. These thoughts are well worth considering; and again I wish to say, according to the Message I have been stressing over and over again for consideration; if you stop and consider the mys- tery of those who are consecrated, those who are making a complete surrender to GOD are the ones “who are worthy of His blessings to come into possession of their rightful inheritance on the material plane; and only those who make a complete and .a whole-hearted surrender, as said the composition in a song that is often sung, ‘I’ll surrender all, all to Thee My Blessed Savior; I’ll surrender all.’ 5 The Wid-0_w’s Mite I was thinking as I had thought and I was speaking as I had spoken; how the woman, who, according to Saint Luke 12: 41-44:, put in the two small mites—put in just a little——and Jesus the Son, said she had put inm-ore than all they who had put in their thousands. That was a con- secration, that was a sacriﬁce she was making by consecrating and sacrificing all she had, al- though it was little according to the ‘mortal ver- sion; but yet it was considered with others and 4-5 8 G wTheNEw DAY gr‘ above others who had cast in their thousands, yea, their millions. , Can you not see the Scripture is now being fulﬁlled, the Gospel and the Epistles‘? And I am the Fulfiller,;and those who are with Me whole- heartedly are the fulﬁllers of the positive instead of the negative; and those who are with Me par- tially are fulﬁllers of the negative partially and the positive partially, but are‘ fulﬁllers whole- heartedly. Take these thoughts to consideration and build upon this Foundation, that you might be counted in the Number if you wish to, of those who are worthy who have made a complete surrender; and if you do not wish to, if GOD rewards you according to your sacriﬁces you are making, yvhy, you cannot expect any other; therefore, you may not be blessed so very much in body nor in ma- terial things, for you may be only m.aking a sac- riﬁce on the spiritual and mental side of life and not on the material side. That is the mystery! But GOD is Just and will reward every man ac- cording as his works may be. That is one fea- ture of the Work of which we are now fulﬁlling this day in your hearing! The Fulﬁllers of Scripture Wherever you read about Me and My Work and Mission, youcan see I am the Fulﬁller of the Gospel and the Epistles; I am the Fulﬁller of the Scripture, and you are Helpers as Co-Workers together, to help fulﬁll the Gospel and the Epis- tles. You may not be true, yet you may be fulﬁllers; for there were some who were not true in the parable. ‘Therefore, you are in the great universal scheme of things, in the fulﬁllment of the Scripture and in the repeation of history as history is repeating itself. Aren’t you glad! It is the privilege of those who desire to, to make that grade‘ whereby they can, if they wish to, be real fulﬁllers of the Scripture in the posi- tive direction. Then and only then are they closely connected. That! particular Scripture as afore related con- cerning the Widow who put in her twomites; she was considered- in GOD’S sight, to have given more than all they who had put in their thousands. mystery! For she put in all she had, although it was a little, While others put in thousands and no doubt. millions, but they were not fully con-I secrated; therefore, they did not put in all of their living and they were not worthy of the blessings, such as the one who had put in the small, limited amount, because she had put in at all of her living! if How glorious it is to observe the ‘mystery! , =y . ‘ S-eptemher lst, ‘l93j8r. How marvelous it is to observe the !'September 1st, 1938' T'heNEW'DAY' « r9 Even as one said a little while ago, concerning people understanding and speaking of My Work and speaking of My Teaching, how they say that they enjoy it and they can see it, but they can- not believe I AM GOD, or words to that effect. It is immaterial to Me whether you believe I AM GOD or merely believe that I AM an Expression sent from GOD, as Nicodemus did and always will until he is born again! It does not change the situation, it does not change the proposition; that which I have spoken into consideration I am .n:o'w 'i’1illiili,ng. ‘ The Sample and Example So long as it brings the desirable results, so long as it gives the desirable portion to all --hu- manity and does that which is just and right for all who are concerned, such an expression is well worth considering; therefore, I establish it as a realitylamong this people! It is a Sample, it is an Example. They can plainly see, if they do not believe I AM GOD, they are in Contact and coming in contact with something that is SU- PERIOR .and surpasses anything-they have ever come in contact with! If this is true, then WHO can do the impos- sible‘? WHO can do the thing that man cannot do, that is GOOD? I leave it to them to con- sider! It is immaterial to Me. So long as they can see I AM doing all things that are being done that man cannot do and man has not done, why, ' if it is good and just and true, then consider with- in yourselves and transmit -the thought to oth- ers; WHO can do such things, if it is something man cannot do? . ‘Well, I just cannot see how those things can be.’ There were men before Benjamin Franklin ~ who could not see how GOD.’S lightning would have any business coming down here lighting up this room today! ‘What business have men to interfere with GOD when He is speaking up in Heaven?’ That is the way ;GOD,speaks accord- ing to their version; but GOD, through His Con- descension in Benjamin Franklin and others, has brought out many inventions of the past and of the present, so far-reaching they should be con- vincing to all humanity, there is a reality in GOD functioning among’ His people, even the same as the transmission of the lightning and the trans- lation of it into electricity. ‘ Behold the Meekness and the Majesty of the _ Inﬁlnite Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery and to see GOD in His Love and Mercy! That is why it was said by John, even in the wilderness, as . a wilderness preacher out in the woods preach- ing, ‘Behold the LAMB of GOD, Who taketh away the sins of the world.’ Beh.old such a state of MEEKNESS, of MAJ- EST‘iZ', of the HUMBLENESS of the Inﬁnite! Behold such a state of expression such a state of expression as in evidence in this expres- sion, of which is coming and taking away the sins of the world! He did not say, behold the GREATNESS of 4 GOD, but behold the MEEKNESS, ‘the HUM- BLENESS, the LOWLINESS of GOD. You know the lamb is the most meek expression of all the earth, and the most humble. Behold such an expression of GOD! That is the thing that takes away the sins of the: world. Can you not see the mystery? p Men have preached and taught from years back——they preached that CHRIST, the LAMB of GOD, He is MIGHTY, He is POWERFUL, He is GREAT; but the LAMB of GOD is MEEK and LOWLY, yet mentally .and spiritually, HIGH and HOLY. Yea, yes, ‘GOD is HIGH and HOLY mentally and spiritually, but in such an expres- sion of the LAMBSHIP degree -of humiliation, the LAMBSHIP degree of timidity even, the LAMBSHIP degree like a little lamb. Behold such an expression! That is the SAVIOR of the world. Can you not see the mystery? And on the Mt. Sion-——you ﬁnd John, in his revelationic prediction of this time, he said; ‘I looked and L0, .a LAMB stood.’ The‘LAMB-LIKENESS of MEEKNESS, yet in a high place of expression, but humbling Him- self to the lowest degree of expression. Behold the LAMB of GOD! ‘And I looked and behold a LAMB stood on the Mt. Sion, and with Him an hundred and forty and four thousand. These. are they which are not deﬁled with women, for they are virgins.’ To Show Men Their GOD The LAMBLIKENESS, the MEEKNESS, the LOWLINESS of GOD in evidence——the lowest expression of the ‘ animal kingdom, classiﬁed I Him inspirationally. I classiﬁed Him as the low- est expression in the animal kingdom among all of the different animals. GOD coming down to the animal kingdom as a Sample and as an Ex- ample for humanity, to teach them the spirit of MEEKNESS and LOWLINESS of heart, and yet to show them their GOD.’ There is where you find your GOD, in MEEKNESS and the MEEKEST and the LOWEST places; there is where ‘you will ﬁnd your GOD as a REDEEMER 10 Tl'.ze‘NE‘W DAY‘! September 1 st, 1 938 and SAVIOR of you all; but you cannot ﬁnd GOD as a REDEEMER and SAVIOR in the high and lofty places, but in the MEEKEST and the LOWEST places of expression as the parable was speaking, even through John in the wilder- ness when he said, ‘Behold the LAMB of GOD, Who taketh away the sins of the world.“ When John the Revelator had been converted after John the Baptist had made this prediction or assertion, ‘Behold the LAMB -of GOD Who taketh away the sins of the world’ ; or when John the Revelator was converted and recognized GOD, he was carried away in the spirit on the Lord’s Day, in the fulﬁllment of that of which John the Baptist had requested of all of them who would come after him, which was fulfilled in his experience as he was carried away in the spirit on the Lord’s Day. He said, ‘I looked an-d lo, a LAMB stood!’ which was to say, ‘Behold, a LAMB stood on the Mt. Sion. Be- hold, I beheld a LAMB on the Mt. Sion in the lowliness of expression, yet highly exalted in expression’ ; S but on the high mountain of exaltation, He stood LOW in expression and in the spirit of MEEK- NESS He stood in humility; as a lamb He stood as an expression of even the timidity of the ani- mal kingdom, refusing to be vicious and destruc- tive or self—protected in His endeavors. Copy After the Fashion A lamb will not even try to protect himself, but he is fearful, he is timid and he is afraid of‘ the wolves and other animals that may seek to destroy him. Nevertheless, such an expression is the thing for which I am calling! I have called this into your consideration for the redemption of humanity, the LAMBLIKENESS of GOD in evidence; such an expression not only as the re- demption of humanity, but as a Sample and as an Example for them, that they might copy after the Fashion I am now showing them on the Mt. Sion. I ‘ As the reality of the parable, I showed them on the mountain, when I told Moses to tell the ‘ children to copy after the fashion I had shown them on the mountain. The prediction was ful- . ﬁlled in Revelation, but it was a reiteration of the prediction of GOD showing them a Sample and an Example—-to behold the tabernacle after the fashion I had shown them on the mountain in the old Bible; but in the latter clause- of the New Testament, GOD in His revelationic pre- diction through John as a revelator, was telling them of what would -be in the fulﬁllmentof that \, which was predicted in the experience of Moses being requested to build the tabernacle after the manner and the fashion I had shown him on the mountain. , How glorious it is to KNOW your GOD! Build upon this Foundation! You see the reaction of the fulﬁllment of the tabernacle, and you are the tabernacles of which I am building up in this recognition and in the consideration of the experience of the revelationic prediction of John as he predicted itand saw it as in a revelation on the mountain. I A Now you can see the Scripture being fulﬁlled in your daily experience and you can see the reality ofthat of the MEEKEST expression in evidence, as the REDEEMER and SAVIOR of humanity. He could not be a SAVIOR in the high and lofty places of expression; His Expres- sion was the MEEKEST and LOWEST place in expression, but a LOFTY place ‘in Honor on the Mountain. He stood high; but yet in expression, the LAMB stood LOW and MEEK, LOWLY in HEART and MEEK in MIND, as a REDEEM- ER and SAVIOR of all mankind! The Parable of Zacchaeus Then I say, it is an expression for you who are My followers .and others who follow the Foot- steps of CHRIST as exempliﬁed and as por- trayed before you all! As I quite often speak of the daily experience of My followers paying all old bills, returning all stolen goods——all of this is fuﬁlled for the purpose of showing man- kind, GOD is the Fulﬁller among them, for in the days of Jesus when Zacchaeus climbed up the sycamore tree; he went up there as he was small in stature. Being small in stature, he de- sired to go up that he might see abovethe press, yet he was very wealthy. He went up mentally and spiritually in the parable, that he might see Jesus as He passed by. What said Jesus? ‘Come down, for this day I must “abide at your house.’ Why, he said, ‘I will give half of my goods to the poor, and if I have received anything from any man through false accusation, I will restore such fourfold.’ Can you not see the fulﬁllment of the Scripture among these My true and faith- ful? They are the reiterators of that particular experience, although Zacchaeus, as an individual, was an individual, but predicting the coming gen-' eration and of how all would be converted unto your SAVIOR and would copy after the fashion of Zacchaeus, in doing that of which GOD by in- tuitionhad requested, to go and give half of your , goodsi to the pew, not only so; but if you liave i . , 2‘ ‘, spy "W ‘ September 1st, 1938 rI{e NEW DAY i ll. received anything through false accusation, re- pay such .a person fourfold. A This was an expression and an assertion made by Zacchaeus; a place for Jesus to abide, a place ma-ole ready for CHRIST to abide; .a place Where they would do even as he had. Come down and let GOD abide with them, by doing that which is ‘just and right in thelsight of men and adjust- ing matters satisfactorily; by doing those things which they had done wrong,—RIGI-IT them, by making RIGHT their wrongs and adjusting mat- ters satisfactorily; He said, ‘If I have received or taken anything from any man by false accusation, from anyone,’ or Words to that effect, ‘I will restore him four- fold.’ That was the mystery and the parable of which was to be fulﬁlled! You are ‘now the ful- ﬁllers of this Scripture, yea, of that particular quotation; but Zach.aeus, as an individual, was a predictor as an individual, of the reality of that which would be fulﬁlled, although as an in- dividual he was an individual fulﬁller; but Jesus, as anlndividual, considered abiding at his house. So it goes to showyou, there is the place you will find’ your SAVIOR the REDEEMER and SA- VTIOR of man. ‘ . Take these thoughts to consideration and build upon this Foundation and consider in connection with the two quotations,especiallyZacchaeus’s ex- perience according to Saint Luke, 1921-8, and ac- cording to Saint Luke, 12, you will find these quotations for consideration, you will ﬁnd those of the true and faithful are the fulfillers of those reiterated quotations, as We are the reiterators; for they were iterated by them and predicted as individuals, but you as individuals in this Dis- pensation, are the fulﬁllers and the reiterators in expression. I THANK YOU! PEACE Thank You, FATHER SJESUS CINTRON Fancy Groceries -at Reasonalble Prices. Covurbeous and Efificient 'Se1-‘vice. , . 50 EAST 11“4“t.h STREET New York City Bet. Park and Madison Aves. PEACE Established 1912 ll/_l‘ich.a.el iMurrain, Prop. THE .MURRAlN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Male & Female Help of Every Description Supplied on Short Notice. _ References ‘Carefully Investigated. 3 WEST 137th STREET New York City Near 5th. Ave. Tel. 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A surprise visit it was indeed as most of the New York children thought FATHER was still in the Promised Land, as HE had just recently left the city. For this reason, there were «only a limited few at the meeting to greet theLORD when HE arrived. Nevertheless theirunbounded joy and enthusiasm made up for the apparently small number. - FATHER also sprang another surprise on the angels when HE stole out to the meeting hall without anybody seeing HIM. The meeting had let out as soon as FATHER had arrived and con- sequently the hall Was completely deserted when FATHER made HIS Personal Appearance. Therefore great was the surprise when a few angels wandered out to the auditorium and found their LORD and MASTER seated by HIMSELF waiting patiently. After this it did not take long for the rest of the crowd to discover where their KING was and .a Wonderful time was had by all. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ » GRACIOUSAREDEEMER, WE THANK THEE FOR THY CONDESCENSION! V (The foregoing statements come from the tran- scriber, after which FATHER Speaks as followsz) PEACE, EVERYONE : _ I arise to say, in reference to the ﬁrst and the- last speakers’ statement, in which theysaid, the people are stirred, .and- the ﬁrst one mentioned the people being stirred as they were in trying to build the tower up into Heaven; they are stirred about MY Business; for when they try to ‘build up into GODS Understanding and up AND CHANGED THEIR MINDS into the foundation of the Heavenly state of ex- pression, why, there they will find confusion; for they are trying to fathom out and measure out GOD’S_ BUSINESS of Wliieh is none of their business! ' If they will learn to attend to theirbusiness and leave MINE alone, they will be better off as far as those things‘ are concerned; nevertheless, through MY Condescension to reach them and to speak to them in their own language, I have ' spoken very plainly,—I still speak plainly. I have shown them in actions and in deeds, it is not as they would take it to be. ‘It is not power nor by'might, but "by MY - I SPIRIT, said the LORD!” The millions and millions who are following ME are not following ME by the fanciful words nor the fantastic speeches I AM making, but they are following ME by the SPIRIT I have given them and the UNDERSTANDING through MY Mind transmitted-, and as with their following ME without .any consideration of remuneration, love offerings, donations and compensations or commissions, even so they come, they go; they follow ME because it is the Spirit of LOVE that has converted them and changed their minds and caused them to be discontented unless they are with ME or where I AM! Then if they wonder where do I get so much money from, why is it they do not wonder Where .I get so much LIFE from, so much ENERGY, so much AMBITION, so much LOVE and DEVO- ILTION in the people for ME! Where do I get the something, whatsoever it is, that will attract the minds of the people‘? Even the great and the most insigniﬁcant, the small——you ﬁnd the Spirit of MY Presence is calling them all. If in a strange city or town, even little children will come around looking at ME as they did today and I said, ‘What are- they looking at ME for‘? Why do they want to see ME?’ After the manner of men I look the same as they do! I AM one in the midst of them. I look the same as any other person without any disﬁgurements, without any guise or garb or anything of that sort to make MYSELF at.tra.etivei I ' GOWS Magnetism Then why is it they watch ME so? They say they want to see ME. What -do they want to see ME for? You can tell the world,I forbid MYSELF to wear anything that is very attractive, any-. thing that is very appealing! For this cause then, what do they wish to see ME for more than they do any other person? Why is it they do not stop to consider those things? Nevertheless, to them and to the world at large I have made it plain; GOD in the midst of the children of men will attract the attention, the ambition and the en- ergy of all things, even the inanimate things of life; they are attracted and they are drawn to ME; for as GOD is the CREATOR, the AUTHOR and the FINISHER, the things of HIS Creation are attracted to HIM automatically by HIS Mag- netism! Then I say, -do not marvel at the dollars .and cents that have been spent for ME or concerning ME! Do not marvel at the ﬁnances in any way whatever, but marvel at the SOURCE and the creative forces that attract these things and draw them to ME. That is the thing they should marvel at! Hence, if they would stop and consider that trying to lift theirminds up into Heaven and measure GOD out concerning HIS Mental and Spiritual Activities, will keep them in confusion as were the children of men in build- ing the tower to Heaven; if they would stop and consider those things, no doubt it would be better for them; for as with ME so with them, if they will produce the Life of CHRIST and bring such a Principle of RIGHTEOUSNESS, of HOLINESS I and of INTEGRITY, of TRUTH and of ZEAL and of COURAGE, to fruition; for the same is expressive, the same is operative, the same is functionable; it can be expressed and it can be manifest! Men can express it if they live it and stress it; if they DENY THEMSELVES WHOLE- HEARTEDLY and RECOGNIZE, GOD“’S AC- TUAL PRESENCE by -doing the same as they ‘believe GOD would do! By so doing, the very Spirit of MY Presence will enact in them and will cause them themselves to be the CENTER OF ATTRACTION—not only for the masses as people collectively, but for the thing with which they are and were connected. ! Everything Visible Is Subject to Gravitation sible, that which is visible, it is ‘attractable’——-it can be attracted by the MAGNETISM of, or by the GRAVITATION that is in the earth. Neither of these two great expressions of power seen and yet unseen; unseen without expression, but seen expression-—'the gravitation of the earth reﬂects itself V in the act of attraction; it will 14 The NEW DAY V material things. September 1st, 1938 attract things and draw things down to itself, to the earth. The MAGNETISM of GOD’S IN- FINITENESS will ATTRACT things and draw things of HIS Creation to HIM! For this cause JESUS said, ‘And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men unto ME!’ The prediction through the ages, yea, even the message, came before the prophetic age say- ing, ‘The Scepter shall not depart from JUDAH , nor the law-giver from between His" feet un- til SHILOH comes; but when SHILOH comes, the gathering of the people shall be unto HIM!’ I Jesus Spoke concerning the identical mystery and said, ‘Where the carcass is, there shall the eagles be gathered,’ ‘ ‘wheresoever the BODY is’ whichever, ‘there shall the eagles be gathered together!’ By inspira- tion, you, MY Followers, have caught the mys- tery in the composition by the transposed v.er- sion of the quotation, but yet meaning the reality I’ of the statement as given, but giving it in its true interpretation, ‘Where the BODY is, there the ANGELS are!’ ‘Where the ANGELS are,’ transposed I your statement or singing, ‘there the BODY is!’ It is JOY and PEACE and HAPPINESS where the beautiful, true and faithful and devout Angels are. I Others Can. Have the Magnetism "Then I say, it is a‘ privilege to observe the mystery and recognize GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- ENCE throughout eternity with you! Then I say, if they willlive it and express it by stress- ing it vividly with the spirit of sincerity and by being in harmony with ME, they will also attract things and draw them to them, both of the men- tal and the Spiritual realms; as well also as the is necessary! Those who are MY“True and Faith- !’ I ful Followers who are living exactly according It is a privilege to realize, that which is expres- I to MY Teaching, in these few brief years Ihave Personally been with them, though through trials and tribulations they have been obliged to come; through many tribulations, through many toils and through many snares and through the many divers expressions they have come, I have lifted them and caused, them to become INDE- , PENDEN T as the ‘first born’ .an'1ong-many Breth- H} ,; They will attract money if it ’ September 1st, 1938 The NEW DAY 15 ren,’ lifting them and showing them conclusively, the reality of true, independence as your Country declared it! C The Country declared her independence as a nationi Thousands and thousands who are called American citizens are farther advanced intel- lectually than some of MY Followers are; never- theless, they fail to express their REAL AMERI- CAN CITIZENSHIP -because they fail to live ac- cording to MY Teaching; hence they are in lacks land Wants and limitations instead of being in- dependent! MY Followers are producing the spirit of independence and leaving it behind them as a sample and as an example for -others to come. Then I say, if they live according to MY Teach- ing, they will not have an occasion to fret nor worry about MY Finances, because they them- selves will demonstrate the ﬁnances that are necessary to meet their obligations and to render them, or produce the spirit of independence in them and cause them themselves and among themselves to be independent, even as we are. Then I say, it is a privilege to observe the TRUTH as I reveal it! Christ Came in the Understanding ‘GOD in the midst of you is "MIGHTY to SAVE!’ In LOVE and MERCY CHRIST came! This does not mean to say CHRIST came from some place geographically; GOD HAS ALWAYS BEEN WITH YOU, but CHRIST came as HE comes into the understanding of the people. CHRIST came as HE comes and HE will come as I-IE came, coming into the understanding of ‘the people, into their recognition and realization of HIS Actual Presence where they were not conscious of GOD’S PRESENCE before; hence, I GOD had not come into their consciousness and the recognition of HIS Presence; hence, to them GOD had not come. I Then I say, as I come into the recognition of the people and into the realization of the same, the Spirit of MY Presence expresses itself effec- tively for!" them even as it does for ME; for MY Spirit, MY Mind, MY Life, MY Love, MY Pres-q ence, all of these are- IMPERSONAL, they are as GOD IS by Nature. GOD is IMPERSONAL; hence,.. they, are__3Il\/IPERSONAL and you as in- dividuals" and others", ‘as ‘well: as you, can be partakers of them and prove to the world con- clusively, GOD IN REALITY IS IMPERSONAL! When this is established vividly in your memory you will not have an occasion to doubt nor fear nor ‘fret nor worry; for the very Spirit of MY Presence will be with you ‘to ar=_svver every prob- lem and to adjust every matter .. satisfactorily E 3 . J even as I have adjusted it here and satisﬁed de- sires effectively. That is the mystery! If they could and would but stop and consider all things are IMPERSONAL! Men envy others even in the same category they are living in! Why is it they envy others? Why are they jeal- ous and why are they covetous‘? It is because they are n-ot true to themselves and they dis- recognize the reality of equalization. Equaliza- tion and Righteousness as put forth into expres- sion by the ALMIGHTY, will equalize all things by the spirit of equalization and will give each and every individual a just and an equitable adjustment according to MY Plan and Purpose. When you know GOD deals in the affairs of men, those of MY Followers and others will get away from all superstition, from all sense of envy, from all sense of doubts and fears, from every tendency of expression that would tend to slight- ly reﬂect on them as though they could not or would not have the opportunity to do as others. You have a better opportunity in a. great measure, to do things you desire to do than others; for man has his opportunity in expression when he is active according to his version, but according to MINE, ‘Man.’s extremity is GOD’S Opportunity!’ and GOD’S Opportunity is your op'portuni_ty if you are ONE with the One Who has the op- portunity! That is the mystery! Your Opportunity Then I,s.ay, GOD will express‘ through you if you, as an individual, shall have come to your I extremity; in‘ other words, when you, as an in- A dividual, shall have c~om§ to your extremityf . The extremiation of one’s self as an individual will give GOD an opportunity; hence, the op- portunity that GOD has within you, GOD will then express INFINITELY within you as though fit is you, of which will be imputed to be your opportunity because you had come t-o your ex-. tremity. Y. Then I say, youvwho are extrerniated, if you stop and consider, you have an opportunity in your SAVIOUR! The Apostle said in speaking concerning the mystery: ‘I can do all things through CHRIST Who STRENG'~?l‘HENE'I‘H me!’ . .. ; ‘ C The extremiation of yourself as an individual will give GOD an opportunity for expression; and when GOD expresses Within you, you and others too will see distinctly, GOD is the PER— A FE-CT and ACCURATE EXPRESSER and HE will do it you if you will let HIM! That is the mysteryi Then I say, extreniiated as you may be; ’( 615 WEST 1331"d STREET is The NEW DAY it is that you have an opportunity for expression in the NAME of the ONE Who Liveth FOR- EVER! Thatis the mystery! Then you may be handicapped and in the limitations, the adverse .and the undesirable conditions; the obstacles and the barriers and the thoughts and all of this ex- tremintion-—they are for the advancement of the ‘Kingdom of GOD within you and for the advance- ment of GOD in expression in you, that you might observe the expression of the ALMIGHTY when you shall have come to your EXTREMITY! Then I say, it“ is not necessary for a person to feel as if though he is limited; to feel as if though he -does not have the privilege nor the privileges of others. Such an asselrtion in one’s self is detrimental; it is the lack of the recogni- PEACE I Thank You, FATHER A. BONHOME GROCERIES — DAIRY - VEGETABLES - MEATS Special Prices to Father’s Followers 462 MANHATTAN AVE. 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The human race liveth, it is true, but GOD LIVETI-I and RULETH over all humanity; there- fore, they’ cannot express beyond that of which GOD is the Expresser and GOD can and will ex- ‘ press with HIS MASTERY over the oppositions, over all limitations, over all barriers and over allof, the oppressions and undesirable conditions that are existing among thepeople. ‘Man’s extremity is GOD’S Opportunity!’ Again‘ I cannot stress this thought too vividly; for if you let ME, I Will express it as Well .as I stress it, for I will show you better than I can tell you. I thank you! _DE.FINITE ENUF, SURELY! An applicant for a dog license, when informed that his application had been returned because it was too indefi- nite, sent the further facts of the case, and felt it would surely meet all the requirements and ‘red tape’ incidental to government procedure when transacting business with the public: “My dog is a dog; some would call him a fox terrier. 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A ‘ I Box; 26; so. 1%., ‘J / W éw York; New York; S E September Ist, 19388 A September list, 1938 The NEW DAY O ~17 IT is ABS%0LU'l‘El.Y IMMATERIAL TO EH resource wi-ion con REIGNS AND HAS coN'moL so LONE As E‘ E eon m EVIDENCE-—FATHE.R DIVINE I “TAKE THE NAME OE YOUR FATHER WITH YOU; TAKE THE NAME WHERE’ER YOU GO” I “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 152-160 WEST 126th STREET A NEW YORK * CITY MONDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 22, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:45 P.M. As We sat in the Banqueting Hall, in the PRESENCE of the OMNIPOTENT ONE, a great ‘scene was staged without the premeolitation of man, without a single moment’s notice, but by the Will of the INFINITE Spirit of CHRIST, FA- THER DIVINE. A great Spiritual tidal wave * swept through the Extension, and a Spiritual eruption burst forth into expression. Like unto a whirlpool, for instance’, the happy God-cOn- scious assembly was now experiencing a tremen- dous change in the Spiritual atmosphere. Through the sincerity of an angel who grateful- ly thanked CHRIST, her LORD, for bringing her to “the PERSONAL BODY” from the west coast, a contact was made with the Power House, and instantaneously all of those Temples which were kindredly connected with the Power House, responded to the automatic ﬂashing of the switch, and a Spiritual symbolical whirlpool au- tomatically and instantly presented -itself, to hold and to draw all of its lesser power -into its em- brace. The angels recognized this great force of Power of GOD, emanating directly from His -Own PERSONAL TABERNACLE as ,very sig- niﬁcant, while the visitors and strangers became almost awe-stricken at this seeming new expres- sion of latent.Power. It was an expression- of Righteousness portraying what would come up- A on the earth in the extreme reverse, if wicked- ness would continue to prevail, and if man would neglect to accept the PRINCE of PEACE, FA- THER DIVINE, the SAVIOUR of them all. In- stead of a Righteous Combustion within the Do- mains of the Righteous, the destruction of the wicked will be the ruin of civilization, if the LORD of HEAVEN is not recognized by every living creature universally, and the remnants of this advanced civilization will be demolished yond recognition. » ‘ , A For this great and dynamic scene, and for Thy unbounded Love in this Message of TRUTH and POWER, CHRIST, Our LORD, we humbly thank THEE. ’ (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as f=ol- lowsz) PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the jubilant assembly.) ' GOOD HEALTH! GOOD WILL! a GOOD AP- PETITE! GOOD MANNERS and GOOD BE- HAVIOUR, and all of your appetites fully sup- plied, so long as you are self-denied. Atpthis instance I arise to say, “it is good to be here.” These are the words of the apostles: “Itis good for us to be here,” one said. “Let us build three tabernacles: one for Moses, one for Elijah and one for THEE.” In the unfol-dment of these vibrations and expressions, you may see the different appearances of different personali- ties and individuals appearing in their divers ex- pressions, but it is something to consider as it -was revealed to Peter on the Mount of Transﬁgu- ration. — Peter, James and John, they saw as though it were three men appearing on the scene, Moses, Elijah and Jesus, the CHRIST, the Son _of the LIVING GOD.- Jesus in Person, as He was, yea,‘ as HE is, but Moses and Elijah, they merely ap- peared. This was . merely an appearance of Moses and Elijah, but it was the reality of Jesus. They thought, for an instant, thatthey should build three tabernacles because of the great work Moses had done and the great work Elijah had done, and the great Work Jesus was doing. “Let us build three tabernacles; one for Moses, one for Elijah and one for THEE,” said he; but , what said the ‘.‘inspirationic” message as trans- mitted from the Heaven apparently? _ “This is My Beloved Son, in whom I AM I well pleased: ‘hear ye Him.” P C The divers expressions of the ecstasy of the di- vers Religions may appear on the Scene as a vi» sion or a revelation in this great Transﬁgura- .18 The NEWDAY ‘September let, I938 » tion, as a sketch and as a reﬂection of the real- ity; but the realness of all things must come forth into expression, and that which is merely an appearance of a personality or of an individ- uality must disappear. The reality must remain. The Church Shall Remain Constant Moses and Elijah on the Mount of Transfigu- ration in the vision disappeared and left Jesus among the three alone to remain. The Voice de-- scended as though it were descended from Heav- en, saying to Peter, James and John, although . they had fallen as dead men: “This My Beloved. Son in whom I AM well pleased: hear ye ltlim.” ' There is another occasion and another experi- ence of today. There are many expressions of the ecstasy of the Religions, and the conscious conviction ofmillions coming in their respective personalities and individualities presenting them- selves psychicly as representatives in this great universal scheme of things; but the Voice still remained, “This is My Beloved Son in whom I AM well pleased: hear ye Him.” ‘ It has long since been declared by Christen- dom: “Kingdoms shall rise and wane, but the Church of CHRIST constant shall remain.” How glorious it is to know it is true; although this was an inspiration as a composition coming down to you, it is and it was according to the Scripture, yea, the prediction as was given by the prophets, the sages and the seers, for it has long since been declared even through the Pro- phetic Age: “‘In the days of those kings,” It was speaking of now: “In the days of those kings shall the LORD of Heaven set up a Kingdom and it shall not be left to others.” David declared in his “Psalmic” prediction, as though it was an assertionhe was making, when he was speaking“ on that particular instance: “The LORD REIGNETH: let all of the earth rejoice; worship HIM all ye gods.” ‘ . The gods of the earth universally must recog- nize the PRESENCE of your SAVIOUR. I can see the gods «of men failing. The mighty dollar has failed them. Mighty men have failed them. Can you not see politics failing? Can you not rr see sociality failing them‘? of these divers expressions and versions of men . Can _you not see all which they set up on which to lean, they all are failing them? They must recognize the AC- TUAL PRESENCE of GOD and worship at the Holy remembrance of His PRESENCE. The Ship Is Sailing on I v/,,,,.: /H I can see the kingdoms rising and waning, but I can see the Kingdom of GOD ascending above criticism, above ridiculism, accusations and ad- verse .and undesirable conditions, for GOD is on board the Ship. G-OD is the Pilot, the Naviga- . tor, navigating “the Ship of Time” through the 3 trials and tribulations of men on the stormy, tempestuous sea which man has created for him- self ‘and for themselves, the winds an-d- doctrines of men in opposition to the FUNDAMENTAL- for which we stand; but the Ship is sailing on. It was declared by millions in this present dis- pensation, yea, in this present generation, “GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN, and none shall hinder HIM.” Through GOD’S Condescension, coming in the likeness of men, in their respective like- ness or appearance socially, intellectually and through ignorance, through the illiteracy of the ignorant, GOD speaks and acts according to the" ‘. mortal versions of men, in the language that HE might understand them, and that they might un- derstand HIM. Through these different angles CHRIST came, but all oppositions may arise, but they will wane, “for greater is HE Who ‘is with- in you, than all that are the things which can be against you.” Then I say, the kingdoms shall rise in opposi- tion and wane, and while I was sitting thinking, I thought of how the great politicians, how great men of today, just a few years ago, they were riding high. The higher youare, the greater is your fall. The more great is your fall when you go up in an aeroplane;-about two or three thou- sand feet and fall, you see. . .the more great will be your fall. ’ Men Have Exalted Themselves Men have exalted themselves up into Heaven and have attempted to ignore the PRESENCE of GOD completely as they did in the beginning of the creation, when they were all of one lan- guage and of one speech. The-y thought they would build a tower up into Heaven, parably speaking, of the mighty, the lofty, the self-ex- alted and the great. As they looked upon the small, they saw themselves going up in _the;_ ma- jority, looking little and belittling upon the mi- norities, looking criticizingly and accusingly up- on the under-privileged and the non-privileged. I saw them ascending! I ‘sawthem building, i 9 ‘ iv, , i a September let, I938 "K" building a mental and a Spiritual, yea, even building a political tower up into Heaven to con-"' trol all of the universe of ﬁnance and all of the . people under their jurisdiction; but I said a few years ago, “every unjust official shall /be moved out of office.” I shall root them out! I shall turn and overturn until the time has truly come, for the One to‘ Whom it is due shall rule on the throne of the minds of men. Aren’t you glad? Can you not see this PRINCIPLE as a stand- ard coming forth into expression; and GOD lift- ing the PRINCIPLE up as perfection that all might copy after the PRINCIPLE and adhere to the Message? - No Persons Can Hinder ,Oh, it is a privilege to live in the ACTUAL PRESENCE of GOD, and as declared by millions of Mine, ,“GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN.” All other powers and kingdoms in opposition may A rise, but they all must wane, and GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN. There are not enough powers in opposition in the earth nor in the Heaven, if they were in opposition, to hinder the FUNDA- MENTAL, for GOD is the CREATOR, the AU- . THOR and the FINISHER. Aren’t you glad? Then I say, the different expressions of our- selves as expressers and as demonstrators and as manifestors of the divers expressions, all of them may come forth into expression, but GOD must be reckoned as Perfection and all must copy after the PRINCIPLE, the Standard which I have lifted. ‘Oh, it is a privilege I say, to live in the AC- TUAL PRESENCE of GOD! You can see the great men, those who were called great men, failing today. That is why I say, if you are great, if you are superior in your consideration, it is essential to be mindful how you entertain the mostinsignificant and be careful to deal justly between people, and judge all people with . equity, for if you do not, those things will fail you on‘which you have been leaning, “for the arms of ﬂeshwill fail you, I dare you to trust your owrn.” r I Take these thoughts to consideration! in politics today, men of great authority, men of divers walks of life and all expressions, of di- vers professions and divers degrees of the dif- ferent professions, they feel themselves exalted and feel they are in placeswvhere naught, can touch them; butpremember, when they ignore GOD’S PRESENCE, GOD shall bring them down beneathHis PERSONAL‘ Level, if they ignore GOD’”S PRESENCE, I say, much less than that is l u of criticizing it and ri-/d-iculing it through ridicul- ism. There are thousands being molested and J embarrassed for such an expression; for “what- Men S .'The New DAY I ‘ A of '19 soever you measure to others, you shall gain the same in return, for the same will return an hun- dredfold more to you, than that which you have measured. Trying to Lift Themselves to Heaven M As I said, in the beginning they were all/of one language and of one speech, but divers tongues came forth into expression; hence, the divers languages through self-exaltation, by men ex- alting themselves; as in the parable of the “Tow- er of Babel.” They were trying to build a tower up into Heaven, in the parable, p.arably speak- ing, by trying to lift themselves so far above, in this day, the under‘-privileged and the non-privi- leged, and to keep them down. They were using this method to go above all mankind, and their 1 languages changed, when they were firstly of one language and of one speech. V This is My Mission; this is what I AM doing: I AM bringing all mankind back to “the Garden of Eden,” from whence they were driven, where they had built this tower up into the Heaven, and their languages changed, and then they created nationalities, races and colors and every other detestable and cursed expression of division; »"but I have come to abolish and bring an abolition of all division saving one, and that is between males and females. In the beginning GOD created HE males and females. There was one division and the only division in the beginning of the crea- tion. I shall bring you back to this considera- tion, and I shall cause all nations to reckon such a consideration; but so far as races, creed-s .and . colors and every detestable division, such as the “other fellow” created, I_shall. bring a complete abolition to such, and we shall have a RIGHT- EOUS Government universally. As it is on My Immediate Staff and under My Personal Jurisdiction, so shall I have it univer- sally, if the people live upon the face of the earth, for this was for the people and through the peo- ple as a Government transmitted. This Govern- ment from Heaven must be inculcated and rein- carnated. A It must be enacted. It must be es- tablished and all other governments that are not according to the FUNDAMENTAL, shall perish from the earth‘. Truly might have Abraham Lin- coln said, “The Government for the people, through the people and by the people will perish from the earth” unless they comehup to certain requirements, as related by him. I re—declare the same, so long as there is division and preju- dice existing among the nations of the earth, and so long as ‘they will . under-privilege and non- privilege some because of the races, creeds, na- tionalities and colors, such as were created by “the other fellow.” I shall continue» to turn and l zoo overturn; cast down and cast out unjust offficials ; until the time shall h.ave truly come, they will reckon this FUNDAMENTAL and seek It for selection and make their selection and election as the only Principle that has been lifted to be as standard. worthy of the presidency. Only GOD in Control Oh, it is a privilege to observe it? I was say- ing the other day——no longer ago than yesterday ——it is absolutely immaterial to ME through Whom GOD reigns and has control, so long as it is GOD in evidence, in actions, in deeds, in Characteristics, in Nature and in words, and in all you do and in all He says. I ’ A Principle shall’ be lifted, and men shall get away from the mortal versions of things; go- ing by the mortal lineage of mortality, for such is detrimental to all humanity. Get away from your mortal lineages, for they are detrimental. Recognize your immortal standard of expression, for GOD is your FATHER, and you never had another. In the most insigniﬁcant, according to the ﬂesh, after the manner of men, so far as line- ages are concerned, you will find GOD. "GOD came in the Name of Jesus as being termed, “the Son,” as one insigniﬁcant among men. For this cause, HE was born out of wedlock, that He might not give the Glory to mortality, the ﬂesh, but that ALL of the Glory might‘ go to GOD. Aren’t you glad? As a Sample and as an Example CHRIST came, the First-born among many brethren, neverthe- less, the second birth is of the Spirit . . . the ﬁrst birth was of the.earth'"f earthy. It is not necessary for men to be born physically as Jesus was born, but it is necessary for them to take on His Characteristics, His Nature, His Dispo- sition and become to be new Creatures in reality, here and now while they are living. This is the second birth of which I AM speak- ing. This is the second birth of which Jesus was speaking when He said: “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the King-d-om of HeaVen.”‘. Nicodemus was born after the manner of men, in some great lineage among them. He was con- sidereda great man, according to the versions of men and according to his profession, but yet there was something lacking; and that something was “the new birth,” in the likeness of Jesus the CHRIST, for the purpose of leaving all. ﬂeshly-= V and mortal pedigrees and degrees behind profes- sionally, and coming to your destination, that GOD. might come forth in evidence; for “man’s extremity is GOD’S Opportunity.” l« The New DAY 1 . September 15:, 193$ Extreiniated I came “extremiating” man, beloved ones. If . not men generally, as .a Person I AM “extremi- ated.” From a Personal point of view, I AM "‘ex- tremiated,” so far as man is concerned, for I have been low-rated beneath the level of the non-privi- leged; beneath the level of the illiterate, beneath the level of the ignorant. I have been low-rated from every angle ,expressible,.that GOD might come forth into expression and show HIS MAJ- ESTY, DOMINION and AUTHORITY and exer- cise Perfection for the people. ' “lVIan’s extremity is GOD’S; Opportunity.” The Religions have been saying it from your early days of your Religious career, but they did not know the mystery. If they had, or if they did, they all would have sought to have been illit- erate and ignorant and then give GOD a chance . and an opportunity to express and manifest HIS OMNISCIENCE. Aren’t you glad? “Man’s extremity is GOD’S Opportunity.” “Ex- tremiate” yourself, if you please; eliminate your- self, if you please; bring yourself, according to the mortal version, to your destination. Even Paul was obliged to do it before he received it. Before he received his honorary Spiritual De- gree,'he was obliged to disrecognize himself and count all he knew, or had known as an intelli- gent man-—-or as a super-intelligent man, as naught as being termed what it reads according to the word, that he might gain CHRIST and the Power of the Resurrection. Everyone of you is obliged todo it, or else with ME. ‘ John the Baptist, he was obliged to lose his head. He could not stand in the PRESENCE of GOD. John the Baptist’s head was in his way. That is just the way it is with thousands of» them today, theirheads are in the way. .-If they lose their head, why, then they can hear what I say; and ‘then. and only then, will they My Words obey, for they will feel, according to their heads, that what I say is wrong, .for it is not according, ‘\ to the versions of men. It is. not according to their theories and doctrines, such as they have learned. Can you‘ not see the mystery? There- fore, I AM wrong, so far as the versions of men are concerned. Their theories an-d"“their doc- trines are according to their ideas and their opin- ions, and the ideas and the opinions of others, but you see the results they are getting by their you cannot cooperate _ erroneous thinking, by their erroneous versions, ’ ideas and opinions that have been leading them. Above Human Wisdom Truly might have the prophet declared, “The; leaders of the people have caused them to err, and they that arev-led, by them are des-t.royed.’i’ iv i September 1st, 1938 .4". Thenawoavt I I 21 That is the reason for the ministers, the major- ity of them criticizing ME, because they know ‘ “I came as the poorest among men, yet making many rich.” I came as the most illiterate and ignorant among men, yet making many.super- I intelligent. As “the DEAN of the universe,” de- clared to be, I teach Wisdom transcending all hu- man intelligence. I teach from the FOUNT of GOD’S OMNISCIENCE and cause it to continue ﬂowing freely. That is the mystery. That is why theycannot understand ME, and that is the reason for their criticism. Aren’t you glad? But as I say, men and kingdoms will rise and Wane, but the Truth shall throughout all eternity stand. As I said in that Message which you heard read—proof-read, whichever—if GOD can be a failure, then let HIM fail. If anything can pro- ~hibit ME, let it prohibit ME. If I can be stopped, let them stop ME. Anything that can be stopped should be stopped, for that which is “stopless” should continue. If anything can be killed, it should be killed, for that which is death-proof should remain. Aren’t you glad? If GOD is not death-proof with or without a BODILY FORM, HE must go and come again until He comes in an expression where HE is death-proof, and can remain. , If GOD is not failure’-proof, HE must fail; then HE should fail and something else should come that can prevail. Get Him out of the way. Any God that can be gotten out of the way, get Him out of the way. Aren’t you glad? If GOD can be moved, then let Him, be moved, and let something come that cannot be moved. Aren’t you glad ? Not Representing Matter I say, upon this Foundation if you will stand, you cannot be shaken by the versions of men, and you certainly cannot be hindered by them. I AM the same with or Without a BODILY FORM. I AM not representing matter, materi- ality, I AM not representing personality, I AM not even ‘representing My Own Individuality, or else I might be limited, but since I AM not rep- resenting any of these psychic expressions, I ex- press INFINITELY, as being the INFINITE. That is what it is all about. Then with or with- out My BODILY FORM, I will be carrying on in the hearts and minds of these, and ruling and reigning on the throne of the minds of millions, in» them and in their affairs, where naught can hinder ME there. Aren’t you glad? Build upon this Foundation; then and only then, will you be with ME; for what said the . “revelationic” prediction of John? “I looked, and lo a Lamb stood on the Mount bZion.”," John declared, ?‘And lo, a Lamb stood.” He? did‘ not say, “High a lamb stood, when He was on the Mountain in high places, but 10 a Lamb stood, and with HIM was an hundred and forty-four thousand, having their FATHER’S Name written in their foreheads. Can you not see, the millions the universe over, have MY NAME uppermost in their consciousness‘? Take the Name with You Oh, it is a privilegeto observe the mystery of having GOD’S NAME uppermostly in your con-“ science and in your consciousness at all times. Then I heard Christendom say, l “Take the Name of Jesus with you, Child of sorrow and of woe; It will joy and comfort give you; Take it then where’er you go;” but the transposed version for this dispensation and for these My Followers who have been lifted 1S1 “Take the Name of Your FATHER.with you, _ Take the Name where’er you go; I It will in joy and comfort keep you; Take the Name wheresoever you go.” Oh, it is a privilege to observe your GOD! With I or without ‘a Bodily Form, GOD shall eternally reign, and none shall hinder HIM. Then I say, “Take the Name;” for on the Mount Zion with HIM was an hundred and forty and four thou- sand, having their FATHER’S Name written in their foreheads. “These:are they who were not deﬁled with women.” aration from sex and sex affection? What said He? “For they are virgins.” They are redeemed, from among men, for they are not mortal-minded as they have been. Instead of loving man they love HIM. Aren’t you glad? Their minds are all concentrated on the FUNDAMENTAL-—on GOD, of Whom you say I AM——GOD in the name of the Lamb on the Mount Zion. That is where they have their minds. Aren’t you glad? Upon this Foundation, if you will stand, naught will be able to hinder; GOD'will be with you” now, henceforth and forever: GOD will be your refuge and your strength. Aren’t you glad? And as said Christendom: “I am married to Jesus, never more to part.” This is not a physical con- tact. . It is a mental and Spiritual contact, like unto the Birth of ‘which Jesus was speaking, ‘ when He spoke to Nicodemus of a man being born again. Both birth and marriage are equiva- lently the same. They are closely connected, Dear Ones; therefore, the one who is born again, — just as he is born mentally and Spiritually, he is also married the samee You are married to the Can you not see the sep-V p22 a The NEW DAY LAMB, and With I-IIM you Will ne’er depart’; from I-IIM, they will ne’er depart; therefore, I say, they are with HIM on the Mount Zion, and the Lamb is the LAMB of GOD. Aren’t you glad? The Marriage Supper of the Lamb Then this is “the Marriage Supper of-the LAMB,” of which they have been speaking. John spoke of it also on another occasion in his “rev— elationic” prediction. He saw “The Marriage Supper of the LAMB.” It was a parable, parably. speaking, in his “revelationic” prediction, telling you of how there would be a Marriage Supper of the LAMB, when you as human beings would be married. to GOD. Now this not matter nor personality, nor individuality, but you are married to a Pri.nciple that cannot be defeated; a Principle that can eternally be with you and be your Companion Wheresoever you are, and naught Will be able to hinder. As ‘I said in the beginning, they were redeemed from among men. As men, you are redeemed from among men, and as Women, you are the same. As men, you are not deﬁled with Women, for you are loving GOD. You use all of your energy, all of your mentality, all of your ambitivon. and all of your zeal and all of your courage loving GOD. That is what it is all about. You are merely fulﬁlling the First .and the Great Commandment, of which all of the Religions, in a great measure, have overlooked. .“Thou shalt love the LORD your GOD with all thy heart, with all thy Soul, with all thy mind and with all of thy strength.” If this is done, how can you have anynof it, even a percent of a fraction of it to love mortality, human affection, lust and passion and other ex- ‘ pressirorns of the mortal version? [How can you love man or love women if you are loving GOD Whole-heartedly ‘? This is a hard saying, but yet. it is true, and it shall be fulﬁlled universally, even as it is ful- ﬁlled among you, and mankind universally, those who are called Women, and those who are called men, they shall love GOD whole-heartedly and concentrate all of their mind .and all of their attention on the FUNDAMENTAL, and they will resent any expression that would tend to attract their attention in opposition to the FUNDA- MENTAL. ” No Deoeipti-on , “In their mouths is found no guile.” The “be- guilation” of Eve:——deception-—will no longer * have an existence, for she had conceived mentally Spiritiially the spirit of “beguilation;” there- fore, she beguiled Adam '; but in your mouths will M ‘be found no guile. In your mouth of your daily ac- tn... . September 1st; 1793-58' tions and expressions you will leave “guilation” behind. Deception you will not practice. You will not attempt to deceive others in words, deeds nor actions, but to the contrary, you will estab- lish TRUTH, HONESTY and INTEGRITY and will express HONESTY in all of your activities. The “beguilation” of Eve transmitted has been in access and has had a free access in mankind, both men and women since the “beguilation” of Eve was in evidence; but on the Mount Zion, John in his “revelationic” prediction, he declared, “in your mouths is found no guile.”. Now “actions speak louder than Words.” In your actuated words of expression you will ﬁnd your mouth of e:><;pression expressing these a(:— tional Words, and you will not have them ﬁlled with “beguilation,”——deception. You will express the truth. You will not try to be dishonest and appear to be What you are not. You will not try to make men nor Women think you are more than what you really are. ' The false conception of men, their divers cus- toms and rules and regulations, their Ways and actions are ﬁlled with “beguilation,” trying to ‘ make you think and make others think they are what they are not, Wearing all sorts of false things because they are false in mind and in heart. They try to appear to men and to Women to be what they are not. That is what guile really is,———-an expression of deception in your actuated Words of expression and in your daily emotions, trying to appear to men to be true wl1en_,you are not. Wear, and Women wear to appear to be as they are not, instea-d- of appearing to them decently but intelligently, expressing just What they really ' are. p _ No Longer Pretending This is What My Followers are doing. They are no longer trying to make pretend they look p They are no longer trying to as they do not. make pretend they are of one nationality, one race nor one creed, nor one color, when they are not, according to the mortal version. They are coming boldly‘ to a Throne of Grace, with the LAMB of GOD on the Mount Zion, .and appearing to men‘ just as they are, even as I appear as I AM. I could do many things to make MYSELF, Personally appearto be more than What I really AM, so far as man would take ME to be. I do not wear garbs and robes and a whole lot of foolishness, to appear to men as though I AM GOD and still be a man. I would rather appear, so far as physical appearance is concerned, the same as any other 'm.an.and still be GOD, than tovbe beguiled ﬁrstly with the “begui1ation’.’ of ' Eve MYSELF, to try to make someone else think All sorts of false things men / A September 1st, 1938 S I AM GOD by My Physical Appearance. That Would be a “beguilatiIon”—-the “beguilation of Eve” in My actuated words of expression, try- ing to make MYSELF appear in some Way that I AM not. That is an expression of “beguilation” in the mouth of your actions and expressions. That is the mystery! , Then I say, I refuse to do it; therefore, I ap- pear as I AM. Aren’t you glad? GOD seeks the honesty of the heart; the hearts and minds of the children of men with the spirit of honesty and sincerity. By this GOD can and will bless them. That is what it is all about. I do not tell My Followers, “you should not smoke a cigarette.” I do not tell them, “you should not,” or “you must not straighten your hair;” I do not tell them, “you should not try to appear to men in expression in appearance to be what you are not,” but .“I put My Spirit in them, and they walk in My Statutes” automatically, without My telling them. That is the mystery! The Bit and the Reins Not a real Follower of Mine would smoke a cigarette. Aren’t you glad? For I put My Spirit in them, then they will not do it. That is the fmystery of James speaking about “Behold! we put bits in horses’ mouths.” I put My Spirit in them; My Spirit is the bit, and My MIND is the reins. Aren’t you glad? I hold the reins in the Hollow of My Hand. I control them by My Spirit, and My MIND, since My Spirit is in them. That is the mystery! That is what it is all about‘! That is why they love ME so. First be true» to yourself, then you can be true to your GOD. If you are true to your GOD, you are true to everyone else. That is the mystery! Therefore, you will get rid of all deception and all “beguilation” and all such expressions, all that which “beguilation” brings, and GOD HIM- SELF will be in evidence in your hearts and in your minds, in your words, in your deeds .and in your actions; hence, you will be truthful, not only in words, but your bodies will be true, for you will be telling ME just who you are, and just what you are, without any “beguilation,” without any “disguisation,” without being disguised in any Way whatsoever. , I i » 0 Many times men try to disguise themselves. I could try to make MYSELF look pretty too, but I forbid! I AM just What I AM; and you see ME! as I AM, as I have heard some say, “I see . YOU as YOU is.” It matters not what they say, I understand them. They may make gramma- tical errors, for I make them with them for a purpose, that they might understand ME; that I might be withpytherh in their grammatical; errors, TxheNEVV‘DAY I i 23 and erroneousness; that I might lift them, and that they might lift ME. Aren’t you glad? I speak! I act! 1 stand! I go! 1 come! I n11 all 1 space and I AM absent from none. That is Why GOD in This Expression can express HIS OMNI- POTENCEbecause HE is ﬁlling all spaces and is absent from none. perfection as man classes perfection, why, HE would not be OMNIPOTENT, for there is some power in imperfection. There is some power and wisdom and knowledge in ignorance. ~ Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery!‘ There is Where the universe at large, the great men have mkissed it, by fail.ing to get it. I thank you. ll):/i,y 'l‘el. 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Atl. or rain _ be. l1”0WS=> . ~ I September 1 st, . 1 938 The New on? 25 }ACE‘ll!lTiE§ ARE THOSEE or onityss Evni IF ion ARE not constioiiis at if n? YOU KNOW You ARE RIGHT no RIGHT AND REMAIN RJQHT AND NAUGHT CAN HINDER YOU “OUR i=ATHER’s MESSAGE” AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 152-160 WEST 126th STREET NEW Yonn CITY ‘WEBNESDAY AFTERNOON AIIGIIST 24th, 1938 n..:n.i«‘.n. , I ' TIME: 12:/1;“) RM. A.fter the reading of a previous Message, FA- THER arose to cordially invite the visi_tors to participate in «our Service, if they cared to, by ‘repeating and extending the invitation to our Visitors, as per the same in the Message just read. _ ‘ One of the advertizers of “The New Day,” who apparently is suffering annoyance in his business, due to picketing, made it known to one of the secretaries that he desired to appeal to FATHER for help in this situation. In view of this fact, he was introd;uced- by the secretary in the manner familiar to man, and the said party spoke brieﬂy the situation, and requested FA- THERS Help in the matter. . FATHER delivered avery significant Message extemporaneously in behalf of » the gentleman, and after having heard it, he is now in a position to know where the trouble lies; for what was predicted and -declared by the LORD, so it must “If individuals fail to recognize this Move- ment,’,’ as said FATHER, “they must feel the effect of it, even if it is ﬁfty years from now.” Some have already begun to reap the results of their thoughts and their attitude toward this MOVEMENT; hence, the aftermath spells the . reaction of their true innermost feelings towards the PRESENCE and the Mission of the LORD, FATHER DIVINE. The Law of Compensation is accurate; its results are the telltale, and the same will be presented to the public by this in- evitable law. . This is a great lesson, and from this experi- ence of today, we are reminded of FATHER’S ' Own Words, “If I do not get you in the wash- ing, I will get you in the rinsing.” GRACIOUS and COMPASSIONATE , SAVIOUR, We thank ‘THEE. transcriber, after which ‘ATHER speaks as fol- (The foregoing stateigents are those of the . speak I this afternoon. ‘ happy assembly.) PEACE, EVERYONE: I , (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” responded the en- . thusiastic assembly.) GOOD HEALTH! GOOD WILL! A GOOD APPETITE, with GOOD MAN- NE-RS! GOOD BEHAVIOUR, all SUCCESS and all PROSPERITY. This, these and all other ‘ Blessings to you I bring. ' ' As in the last Message just proof-rea-d, so I reiterate, I repeat, I say, those who Wish to rise and speak, especial- ly those of our visiting friends as strangers, if you desire to speak volitionally as we do, you are welcome to; if you do not care to speak vo- ‘ litionally as we do, give us your name, address and profession, and we will gladly introduce you according to custom. I thank you. (At this time, one of the secretaries intro- duced to FATHER and the audience, a Mr. Gon- shak, who apparently is being annoyed with pickets. This Message of the LORD’S is self- ~ explanatory and -sufficient for the individual to trace the cause of the trouble, and to weigh all matters pertaining to him on “the Scale of Jus- tice.” Hear ye, the Words of-the LORD.) The secretary’s introduction is as follows: Peace, FATHER: Peace, everyone: _ I understand we have with us this morning, Mr. Gonshak, who has recently opened a new store on 125th Street. Mr. Gonshak is one of the advertizers in “The New Day.” "Possibly Mr. Gonshak would havea few Words to say. Thank YOU, FATHER! ‘ ’ Mr. Gonshak remarks: . ' “I do not know exactly how to approach this thing. I have opened up a new store on 125th Street, and am doing‘ all that I can to do the right thing. We are doing all we can, the best. we know. We have- some pickets outside try- ing to disturb us, and there is nothing to do but to do the right thing, so I came to FATHER; maybe HE can help me in that matter, so that we can straighten out-—-so that we can do the right thing and try to go along with our busi- ness so as to satisfy everybody. That is all I can say.” , FATHER speaks again": PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!”. responded the l’NlPiE,R.Si@%NAl. \ , 2€i. I I I Tilze New, DA,lYi',~«~“ A I September let, 1938 Since there does not seem to be anyone else interested in saying anything, I would like to say to the last speaker, through harmonizing and co- operation, .all things are possible. We can over- come every adverse and every undesirable con-- dition. _ . Through My Condescension a few weeks ago, I had an outdoor Demonstrati-on-—a public Dem-A onstration for all business ﬁrms, all organiza- tions. and all people, all of the different peoples of our communities and even of this Country to par- ticipate in the Demonstration, as it was non-sec- tarian, non-partisan, inter-denominational and international. If we come together through the cooperative system of organizing, we can over- come every -difficulty. All of the trials .and trib- ulations which we have to confront, we can over- come each and all of them by harmonizing and by unifying ourselves together for one common purpose; The invitation was sent out for all of the busi- ness ﬁrms, organizations and different enter- prises to participate in this great Demonstra- tion, to show to those who would oppose them just what they are doing,‘ if they are honest, competent and true; if they do not practice seg- regation or discrimination in their business, pro- fession and activities. I requested the honor of the different organizations, stores, business firms and all to participate in this Demonstration, that they might come boldly to the front, and tell the public, those who were pickets and would—be pickets; those who were critics and would-be critics; that they were doing the thing that was »just and right whereby men would not have ground to come in, in the way of criticizing, iii picketing or by interfering with their business. . , Live by This Teaching . If all of the different concerns will adhere to My Teaching, I will lift, them above criticism, above adverse and undesirable conditions; for as with an individual, so with a nation; and as with a nation, so with all of the creation. If GOD can control the masses individually in an Individual, and can control the masses collectively, GOD c.an control them universally by living exactly ac- cording to the Teaching as exempliﬁed by HIM —-by their living according to the Teaching, I could have said. ‘ A Now in this particular instance, this gentle- man has come before usfor cooperation, for en- clnorsement. As I h.ave often said to those who may be taken in a fault and in an act of sin, the Scriptures declare: “He who covers his sin shall not prosper, but whosoever confesseth and for- saketh them”-—in other words, “uncovers them and exposes them, shall have inercyg” I have gone to the prisons and. talked with prisoners, those who were and would have been sentenced to capital punishment. When they accepted of My MESSAGE by an open confes- sion of all of the sins they have done and were doing, and forsook them, I ﬁnd that they found Mercy in My MESSAGE, and were delivered and freed from whatsoever condition they would have undergone. I . As with the school, so with the business, pro- fession, labor or trade, through cooperation and through harmonization.‘ By individuals and or- ganizations bringing themselves into subjection to the Great FUNDAMENTAL and by adhering to My MESSAGE; by copying after the Fashion I AM showing them, they can. overcome all of the trials and oppositions and will have victory over every difficulty. All Segregation. and Discrimination Abolished Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery, andto see what can be accomplished by harmon- izing! In our method’ of the cooperative sys- tem; in our Religious and Spiritual; in our so- cial and economic activities; whatsoever we rep- resent; you can plainly -see the abolition of all segregation and discrimination is established among us. We are eradicating, every appearance of segregation and discrimination. The discriminatory practices cannot be exer- cised among us at this high light of civilization and we expect to succeed in our activities. We must eliminate all such and express the unity of the Spirit, of Mind, :ofiAim and of Purpose. By so doing we will be successful and prosperous in all ‘bf our endeavors. If I must speak as one of experience, can you not see how the oppositions have -arisen against ME for the last eight or ‘ten years? They have risen as severe and ashigh as could be, with all of the malicious and antagonistic statements that man can make, and all of the actions of men from everyangle expressible. Men have evenysought to slay ME by paying these so- called preachers and great teachers as some of them who have been pai__d to broadcast in :oppo- sition to ME-—great teachers and great preach- ers, to say everything that they can’ or could imagine; yet the Work of GOD goes on. Driving “the Other Fellow Out” Justthink of itlv A few years ago, a man as an upstart in My Consideration, thought he could drive GOD out of New York City. He broadcast over the radio from Washington, why, -he was coming to New York to drive “the other fellow” «out. Of courseii it is true, “the other fel- _low"’ should be idirgiven out. That is what @116 1 A ; __._J~.._....,.. 3 I he did drive “theother fellow” out. ‘ you. 1? September 1st, 1933 The NEAWDNY I it i 2.7? Spiritis for, and if a man can drive “the -other fellow” out, I AM glad to ‘see him do it. Maybe If he did, that isgwhy there is nothing here but GOD now. They have been paid to do all sorts ofthings to try to ‘hinder the progress and the Spirit and Activities of the INFINITE among men, but it is a matter of impossibility for them to hinder HIM, for in all of their oppositions, criticisms, malicious statements and articles they have writ- ten,'and all of the activities of the divers mali- cious individuals, I' have proven Victoriously at» CONQUEROR over all of them. As with ME .as an Individual, so with you and all others.“ If you know you are right, then do right andremain right, and naught can hin-der Just think of it! All of the great men, those whom you see failing today, they are the ones who rose in opposition to ME. “The wicked shall slay the wicked,” and all of the malicious- ness and antagonism, the reaction of their mali- ciousness and criticism with their antagonism shall fall upon themselves. Aren’t you glad? The Case of Hearst “Sow good seeds everybody, for you shall reap just what yousow.” . As I said" a few years ago, when these news- papers rose in opposition to ME, such .as the Hearst papers,ihow does Hearst stand today? There are not enough powers on_ earth nor in Heaven, nor anywhere else that you may imag- ine, that can rise against ME and stand. Aren’t you glad? Now you read in the press where his kingdom is tumbling down. Why? Because he rose in opposition to the FUNDAMENTAL; and just no longer than a little more than a year ago; and they will tell you even through the depres- sion, why, he did not feel the effect of it until . last year, 1937. ‘ * In 1937, the most malicious attacks cam through the press and through the ﬁnances of those who were malicious to the FUNDA- MENTAL: there and then, his kingdom started tumbling. _ Aren’t you glad? It is written, ‘ “Kingdoms shall rise and wane, But the Church of CHRIST constant shall remain.” What said Jesus concerning this particular mys- tery; yea, the Spirit of My PRESENCE trans- mitted? “Upon this Rock, Ishall build My Church, and the very gates of “the other place” shall not prevail against it.” -- C I ' Then I say, harmonize with ME. I AM not speaking of harmonizing with ME for a selfish purpose, but harmonize with the FUNDAMENT- A iALlfor‘ which it. stand. ‘ Build upon this Founda- tion, and I will help you, for the very spirit of ex- pression is as operative and as expressive for one as it is for another. Aren’t you glad? That which I have expressed, all of these things are impersonal, and all of the Blessings are imper- sonal; therefore, by you as individuals living and expressing according to same, the same will be your portion in all of your activities and in all of your endeavors; for you as individuals will be able to get victory over your trials and tribula- tions even as I have it. Opposers Must Fail Just think of it! It may have sounded like folly for ME as an Individual, being so insigniﬁ- cant, to speak as I have spoken, an.d to say as I have said; those who rise in opposition‘ to = the FEINEEAMENTAL, they must go down. Even if I it were the Government of this Country, if it did not stand for ME wholeheartedly, the kingdom of this Country, yea, it shall perish from the earth. Anything that does not stand for the FUNDAMENTAL of which I AM, and stand in harmony with the Principle and the Standard that I have lifted, why, they must fail; they must go -down. Aren’t you glad? * Kingdoms shall rise and wane, but My Work shall continue. It shall remain. concerning MYSELF, the same I impute to you. Live and do I do and be I AM;’the same will be your portion through harmonization; for all of these Blessings are impersonal. - Just think of the mystery of this Truth! Think about it being impersonal! Just think of what- soever you do, do all to the Glory of GOD; do all unselﬁshly; do all impersonall.y, and GOD will abundantly Bless you and place you in a place in consciousness where it is a matter of impossibility for you to be a failure. ,_Knowing this, that this is an impersonal affair, it is an im- personal issue. All of your activities and all oth- ers’ activities are impersonal, even if you are not conscious of it. You» may think personally; you may think selﬁshly; why, naturally you will think personal- ly if you are selﬁsh. Personally, you should not hold in your concept the slightest consideration of anything, for the very Spirit of GOD’S PRES- ENCE by Nature, even nationally in this Coun- try transmitted, is “E Pluribus Unum”——-one c»om- ' posed of many; the United States of America. They are supposed to be-—~or in other words, they are alleged to be, united together. A All Impersonal The very nature of ‘all things should be un- selfish, and should be an expression of absolute unselﬁshness. When yeti express a.bsolutely un- When I speak I -23 I I A TIzeNEWDA"Y:j selﬁshly, your activities and all of your work and mission will be impersonal and whatsoever will be good for you Will be good for others, and that which is good for others will be good for . you. By this it will be a matter of impossibility for you to be a failure. ' We cannot stress this thought too vividly; for as American citizens we should live it. We should live “E Pluribus Unum.” We should live U.S.A., United States of America. The Government thereof, or hereof, Whichever, should be in our activities and in our nature; the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose; and put forth in documents for each and .all of us. Live in this expression. If you as a person, cease to func- tion personally the reaction of such an expres- sion will be as expressive as it can dare be by you as a person; therefore, that which you have endeavored-, if you are unselﬁsh will be accom- plished just as effectively as it could dare be, if you can carry out your plan and your purpose. Live unselﬁshly and be impersonal; for GOD by Nature is Impersonal and even as Imperson- al as GOD is even so should you be. There are those of us in business and in our divers profes- sions, the different organizations, a good many of them who ignore the consideration of “E Pluribus Unum.” They ignore the consideration of the United States of America. They ignore the consideration inscribed on our coin as an in- scription: “In GOD we trust.” They fail to ad- here to these particular documents and inscrip- tions as inscribed. They fail to recognize them when they are in business and in the divers or- ganizations and institutions, but if they would stop and consider, these are the FUNDAMENT- ALS that are well Worth considering. No Matter How High, They Must Come I)o'vvn As I was saying to My co-worke_rs this A. M.; ~ it matters not how great a man might be, the meeker he should be—the kinder such men should be. They should be more hospitable; they should be more loving in their actions and ex- pressions, instead of being exalted up to the Heaven in their manner of profession or business or in the ﬁnancial World, and feel themselves better than others; for, matters not how high they go,-they. must come down. _ Then I say, as businessmen, as organizations and as professionals, consider the most insigniﬁ- cant, consider the ant, if you please! What said Wisdom in the name of Solomon? “Go to the ant, thou sluggard: consider her Ways and be wise.’’ ’ Oh, itiis a privilege to observe the mystery»! The most insigniﬁcant and the most unconsidered is the thing to consider. Wisdom was the only thing or the only expression of GOD HIMSELF, of which came through Love and Mercy. Con- sider such a thing as an ant, so insigniﬁcant; but What said the Spirit of Wisdom through the mouth of Solomon: “Go to the ant;” go to the little’ ant; go there and study. Consider! said the mystery. ' He is. insigniﬁcant, it is true; he is non-con- sidered; he is not thought of; he is not even im- agined unless he gets into something; but the wisdom of the ant surpasses that of humanity’s understanding. selves and be Wise.” To Help Business Men and Organizations V Oh, it is a privilege to observe the mystery! Live in this recognition, if you please. Build up- on this Foundation with the spirit of sincerity and GOD will abundantly bless you and give you victory over every difficulty, over all of your tri- als and tribulations; for GOD HIMSELF is with you. But I did make a special invitation to all business ﬁrms, organizations and enterprises to‘ consider this Demonstration, that We had for the purpose of warding off and staying off all such as strikes and such as pickets, such as men organizing themselves organizationally for pick- eting against the different enterprises, of busi- ness and organizations. I did it for the purpose of helping them. , ‘ If they would have turned out with ME as I requested, for their own good, they could have, without Cost on their part, advertized something, if .they are true. If they are not using discrim- inatory practices in their business and organi- zations and institutions, they could have turned out. If they wouldhave turned out, they could have convinced all’ others they are not segregat- ed, and they are not prejudiced. By so doing, it would have Warded off many things that have arisen, and will rise in opposition; and We are not merely going at-the little fellows, we are go- ing at the largest institutions and organizations in the World. ‘ Must Recognize the Fwndamental It matters not What size of company the divers companies may be, they must recognize ME, or fail. Aren’t you glad? It matters not how great you may be professionally, intellectually, politically, socially, legally or otherwise, unless you recognize GOD from this angle of expres- sion—I mean recognize the FEJNDEAMENTAL for which I stand, of Whom you say I AM--—they all must fail; but if they adhere to MES- SAGE, everyone will be lifted outlof depressions, lacks, vvants, adverse ;aI1.d;_all undesirable condi- September ‘let,’ A S “Go there and consider your- A September 1st, 1938 tions. They Will have the victory in: business, profession, labor and trade. They will have the victory in all of their activities; for “if GOD is with you, who can be against you?” Jot these thoughts down in your vocabularies. Stamp them in your memory, if you please, and consider the Message I AM freely giving. I AM . giving it for each and every organization, insti- tution and every enterprise, whether they be, or even if they are, Religious: I say, even if they are Religious enterprises’. 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Children Thank You; F3A.';IE[!i«lR.: 29 New York City I I Thank You, ‘FATHER ' NEVV YORK CITY’ /large, I do not need it as a Person. so i t _ 1 i n T'!a‘e°NE.W nA’v ENTERWEW September list,» 938 with MR. ROBERT S. BIRD of The New York Times and - MR. JACK GLENN of The March of Time Sunday, August 21st, 7:% RM. AT FATHERS NEW YORK CITY HEADQUARTERS 123rd ST. & LENOX AVE. ‘-.. (Continued from The New Day of August 25th, ‘ 1938 A.D.F.D.) The following interview, which was secured by Mr. Jack Glenn of The March of Time, with the collaborationof Mr. Robert Bird of The New York Times, took place at Father Divine’s New York City Headquarters, Sunday, August 21st, at 7 RM. While the March of Time soundcameras re- corded what took place, the interview com- menced with the reading of a few excerpts from » speeches delivered by Father Divine on previous , occasions, as follows 2 “I am giving this statementto forewarn the public and those who may be concerned, that these reports are unfounded, the most of them; especially in reference to any person or persons selling their insurance ‘policies or turning them in and giving the‘ refunds to Me, and also the fictitious name they have given Me.” “I accept of no donations, contributions or love offerings or any such; that is, if it i.s known to have come from any person . . .” “The many million followers of Mine, and be- lievers, having given Metheir lives and all they have possessed, does not mean that they gave it to Me as a person, neither have these things come under My Personal Jurisdiction. When they say they have given Me anything or all they ' have, they are not speaking of giving Me any- thing Personally, for they can tell the world at ..” (Mes- sages of 1933.) . The interview then continued as follows: ‘MR. GLENN:-—But now with the growth of your properties and the followers in Ulster Coun- ' ty, and with the spreading ofYou1" economic the- Tories,’ You expect that Ulster County will become , 1 » FATHER with interviewers. the nucleus for the spreading "of the Promised Land over the entire Nation, and that it will be- come to be accepted by men, as we know it now, as a practical way of life, and as a tangible re- ality? ‘ . FATI-IER:——-“Yes, that is My method, and that is exactly what I am endeavoring to accomplish by vividly stressing it in actions and in -deeds, until all of the politicians and those who are in authority will be obliged. to sit up and take no- tice, and take cognizance of that which I am do- ing,‘that/they might do the same for the benefit of many.” - , A Great Shake-up Coming MR. GLENN :——Is there any signiﬁcance in what some- of the followers have said among themselves, that 1940 or thereabouts may see GOD’S work further extended over the land? FATHER:——“PositiVe1y! I think it is being further extended to—day.” MR. GL_ENN:—-But I mean, Father, too, a great shake-up of material things as we know them. » I FATI-IER:—“PositiVely! That which has been spoken volitionally and inspirationally by those who were ‘extremiated and ‘did not have a foun- dation nor a background to speak from, they are speaking from the Inspiration of GOD with- .‘,.. W‘ . 3, ,- geptemher st, . 938 The NEW em: ~ 31 in. Therefore they are speaking in the inspira- tionic expressions, making predictions volitional- ly of the Truth that will be fulﬁlled.” MR. GLENN:———That is Wonderful, FATI-IER. FATHER:—_—“It IS Wonderful!” MR. GLENN :——I feel we are burning You FA- THER, with these terrible lights. ' FATHER:——“Well, I am willing to stand it for_ the beneﬁt of you all. I hope, Mr. Bird, this will A adjust matters satisfactorily.” MR. BIRD:———Yes, it will, and I am sure grate- ful to You for doing it for us. .We know the dif- ﬁculty of having to treat Your Message accord- ing to newspapers’ deadlines, etc. That is what caused the difficulty. Direct Information by Attending Meetings FATHER:——“NoW I would like to say, if you attend the different Meetings, you see, you can get more direct information when it comes voli- tionally, as I aforesaid; for that is My real Self, the same as I am now. As a rule, I am speak- ing about the time others are ready to go, you know, the same as when I was talking to you. That is the time I come forth into expression. The reality of My Impersonal Self moves in an- swer to the questions and I usually give them vol- untarily before they are asked.” MR. GLENN:-——Father, in that regard, we have a great number of reels, as we say, of Your Messages, and it would be .a great privilege if you did find Yourself some day moved to come and look at some_ of them in our projection room. FATHER:—“Well, I would appreciate it, but ‘ it is very hardfor Me to get off at times. I was saying, if you could show it at some place where I would ordinarily be, it would be wonderful, and I would appreciate it Very much.” . MR. GLENN :——Would You be moved to say anything. further about that statementwhich was read by Mr. Lamb a while ago, Father? Governed by Highest Intuition FATHER:——“Those words were spoken years ago, and. to speak them over again according to the will of men, they might not come forth voli- tionally and convincingly .as they do when they come forth voluntarily. That is‘ the mystery! That is why I teach My followers to be governed by their highest intuition in pract-ically'every- thing. “Now when theycome to Me and question Me, “May I do certain things?’ even such as this particular issue of selling their insurance poli- cies; why, at times they say, ‘Must I do this?’ I say, ‘It is up to you.’ I say, ‘You were unfor- tunate toihave an insurance if you did not care .to,ior do not care to keep it.’ I say, ‘You are just 4: ,9 unfortunate to have that insurance; ' but if you wish to do so, it is also up to you.’ Now I say, ‘If you wish to let them g0’——some of the fol‘- lowers actually burned their policies, lots of them, ﬁve or six years ago. They did not try to receive a penny from them, and neither did I. I would not even encourage them to receive it. “ I have said quite often, it is the same as any game you happen to be in; why, if you happen to be in a gambling game———any of the gambling ‘ games——if you lose money, y=ou are just a loser. I have often stressed it. Hence, it is just to the extreme reverse of what men say concerning Me. I have striven to bar every penny away from Me that would even come in My ‘direction apparently, and in the direction of the followers especially —— I mean in that way.” MR. GLENN:——Have we asked Father all the questions we want to bother Him with? ' FATHER:—“I think You will get plenty more if you wait; because, as I often say, the Spirit will reveal it. It will come forth into expression and give you the answer more distinctly than it could if you asked a question and I gave you the answer according to your question.” MR.- GLENN:——I am sure of ‘that, Father, after the wonderful experience I had on the trip. a Questions Answered in ‘The New Day’ FATHER:-—“I think you will ﬁnd quite a lit- tle answerqto your questions in nearly every is- sue of ‘The New Day.’ ” MR. GLENN:——Yes, I want to get it from now on. I think Mr. Lamb has put me on the mailing list. My -difficulty, Father, is this, that others are as journalists of the written word, but I am a journalist of the picture, and without the picture of it as it actually happened, I can- not carry on my work. FATHER:——“Sure, but in the meantime I was just thinking, now you have many statements I have made, and many excerpts from the differ- ent iectures; You know these are the words I have said. You can quote them, you see, and the pictures could follow the quotations, and the quo- tations could follow up the pictures, you see.” MR. GLENN:——But when you quote on the screen, if the person involved is not being quoted himself, you are open to the. accusation that you are twisting phrases and words. But:-if the per- son himself says it, then there is no question about it. I , FATI-IER:~—“'i.“hat is true.” MR. GLENN:——-I have lost the trend of thought You gave me up at Samsonville , . .’ Fa- ther, I know that You have raised a great many people who were in want and could not lift them- pl 32 I M ’VTi§zeVNEW DAY selves, and that You have spoken a language they could understand, and they have under- stood it and have been able to raise themselves. I have noticed lately that You have spoken also - more in the terms of men who move about in the business world, in order that they might also understand and think positively. You will speak more in those terms as time goes on, even as you have spoken to business men in their terms, at the same time retaining all the ﬂavor’ of the I Spirit. Is not that true‘? , Human Languages Inadequate FATHER:—“Yes, it is. I speak in the lan- guage of men with whom I come in contact, It matters not what class or profession as a ‘rule, I speak according to the general masses and ac- cording to their respective languages. I often M speak of the actuated language we speak. I-will speak in actions and in deeds more stressfully than those of words. Words of the human lan- guage in all of the earth’s vocabularies are in- adequate to unfold a percent :of,.a fraction of a grain of the mystery of the reality of GOD’S actual Presence.” MR. GLENN:—Then Without all of these robes, colored glass, and brick churches, and’ what have you, and without preten-d-ing to be something that some people would like to believe they are, You have done Your work, and made Your Philosophy, Ideas, and Messages a living reality. ‘ FATI-IER:—“That»is My plan and purpose. If ’I do not accomplish it effectively universally, I am endeavoring to do so.” MR. GLENN:+I mentioned the mystery, and M that is What You told me; the f.act that You did not use all of those gadgets to surround Your- self with goodness. The Greatest Expression for Others FATHER:——“Yes, I have endeavored to make Myself more a reality than I appear to be, in- stead of trying to make Myself appear to be more of a re.ality than I really am.’ I think if every- body would consi-der that thought it would be the greatest expression in life for the good of others, even as they convey such thoughts throughout the universe. I think we can speak in actions falsely, we can speak in emotions and expressions in falsehood. I think it is our duty to be truthful and honest in all of our actions,‘ expressions, words and deeds, for actions speak louder than words.” . . MR. GLENN:—Then there is nothing super-' stitious,‘ or fantastic, or slightly mystical in Your Messages like there is in so many religious so- but is as rea;lit;v because You dress like ' ‘.1 ..':F" » Sepf/{ember 1st, 1938, men, talk like men, and move in a way that they can understand. I »FATHER:——“Positively! I endeavor to pro- A duce the reality in all of My dealings, all of My words, and all of My”actions,. and refuse to re- ﬂect any shadowy expressions.” MR. GLENN:——-Now just a few minutes, and we will not bother You any more, Father. FATHER:——“That is a Wonderful thought. Really, it is true, because I think it is all fool- ishness, for a -person in My stand or status, to I try to appear to be more than what I really am. Let Me appear to be less than What I am, and ’ be in reality more than what I appe.ar to be. In that, I am not deceiving others, I am _not a false -pretender, I am not telling an untruth, I am hon- est in My actions and in My expressions.‘ If I try to appear to be a good man by putting on’, a garb or by putting on a long sanctimonious face, I may appear goodxto men but I may not be in reality good to them. Therefore, I am false in My actions, I am dishonest in that which I am doing.” I ' MR. GLENN:—That is right. I love the Way You put it, that by the very absence of these things, men who otherwise woul-d not think that You represent What You do, they may wonder if You are not truly what You are represented to be. That is quite a little joke on them. Managemengt -of the Extensions MR. GLENN:——Father, this is more of a ques- tion of structure and machination than anything else. Now how is the business. end, or the eco- nomic end of each Extension and each country place for example, run? Who is the head of the Extension? Does that person do the purchas- ing, and the distribution, and the handling of it, and are there records kept for the general me- chanical structure and information: of the or- ganization? 4 FATHER:——“I think each Extension, or Mis- sion, or business place, or whatsoever they may be, is run absolutely independent of all other Ex- tensions or business places. Those different Ex- tensions‘ in the Promised Land, such as the Tea Rooms, the Grocery Stores, and other places, the -different individuals own and operate these '1 different places and run them independent of all . other Extensions or business places.” MR. GLENN:——But if one Extension needs something that the other Extensions produce, that is passed over Without remuneration as a rule, as a part of the cooperative system? FATHER:——“Well, not necessarily. They sell at a -very reasonable price, beneath the prices that merchandise is sold elsewhere :l:'or;”+ W A X. . ' H q 4 ex__ . '\.—u;. ~ x...- -4-; The NEW DAY I - .33 September 1st, 1938 MR. GLENN ze-And the. Grocery Storesare able, by buying ingreat amounts, to get cheaper rates from the wholesalers, and can therefore sell at the lowest prices? . FATI-IER:-——“Well, in one sense of the word they -d-o. When they are not fortunate enough to get special prices by buying from wholesalers, they are Willing to make sacriﬁces to sell at Di-9 vine prices, which we call evangelical prices.” MR. GLENN:——-And any surplus, does that go to the followers, or does some of it go back to defray the expenses of the general organization?’ Each Extensiuon Is Independe;nt FATHER:——“There is not any such thing as a general organization. Each individual unit is an independent unit. Each individual owning and purchasing a piece of property, after it is purchased, it is then the property of the indi- vidual himself. It is an independent unit; it is . not in any way obligated to the other connec- tions whe-re I may be represented as Father Di- vine’s Peace Mission. It is merely known as Fa- ther Divine’s Peace Mission Movement because of the Spirit and the Teaching of CHRIST as ex- empliﬁed by Me. ' “Those of My followers who have selected My J teaching as the Fundamental and have endeav- ored to put into practice the Golden Rule ac- cording to My teaching, it is commonly known among the people as Father Divine.’s Peace Mis- sion.‘ But there is no such thing as any surplus coming back to any headquarters, as has been said by people who did not understand the Move- ment. Not at all! Not on any occasion! Each individual unit is an/W independent unit. If you yourself, or any other person, would desire to buy property together with one or two more, that particular unit". would be an absolutely inde- pendent unit, but it would be your privilege if you wished to, to adhere to My teaching as em- phasized by‘Me.” MR. GLENN :——Just one more question I want to ask; as You so beautifully told me yesterday —-about Your followersnot smoking. I FATHER:—“It is nothing that I especially say they shoul-d- not do, but they are governed intuitively at that, more than they areby what I Personally tell them. I do not tell them, ‘You would not’ or ‘You should not drink liquor,’ or ‘You should not smoke cigarettes.’ I do not tell them they should not do any of those things, even as much as the Ten Commandments tell them not to do it.” . MR. GLENN:——In other words You live the Ten Commandments instead of compmanding, and they follow You. — ‘ Concentrating on Perfection FATHER:-——“That is right! I live them and put them into expression, and stress them so viv- idly it causes the followers and believers to viv- idly visualize Me, and while they vividly visualize- Me they produce the spirit and the meaning of such commandments in them, and they become to be partakers of them. So that is the mys- tery‘! “While My followers -do not smoke, while they do not drink, while they do not live after the » manner of the custom of men according to the human affection, it is merely because they refuse to concentrate on anything else less than that of perfection. Hence by concentrating on the per- fect—the thought held. in consciousness-—it tends to produce the spirit and the meaning of such in them.” MR. GLENN:——Well, it is Wonderful! I no- tice that I have heard You rejoice gre.atly in the fact that they do not smoke, but You‘ never said, ‘Do not smoke.’ FATIIER:—-“I rejoice in the fact that they do not, but I do not tell them, ‘You shall not.’ ” .MR. 'GLENN,:——-Well, is the prohibition among many sects, and is Your own teaching on such things as cigarettes and liquor, due in part to economic considerations‘? — Smoking and Drinking Not Coznstructive P FATI-IER:—-—“P=ositive1y! There -are thousands of people who spend thousands and thousands of dollars, the universe over, through self-indul- gence in these unnecessary habits. These hab- its may not be merely a sin, as it may be termed by a good many of the religions, but yet they are unnecessary and they are not constructive. Hence ' they become to be a habit among the people, and as a rule almost all immodest people, and inn- moral people, use those habits. They have those habits, you see. For this cause, from a psycho- , logical point of view, these immodest habits and -customs at times carry mental and spiritual germs of immodesty in them, and if. you accus- tom yourself to those certain habits you -also become to be partakers of theinature and char- acteristics of those who are accustomed to using and expressing those habits. See the mystery?” MR. GLENN:-—Yes, it is very well worth con- sidering. . . FATI-IER:——“It is a psychological thought ap- parently, and the psychologists should be able to observe it, because the same as a person con- descends to use a certain word, the nature or — the characteristics of such, persons who are ac- customed to using those words will be reflected to such a person who continues to use such 0034 0 . The NEW DAY words. As with the evil, so with the good. By the constant use «of ‘Peace,’ and the constant use of ‘I thank You, Father,’ you produce the spirit of progressiveness, success and prosperity, because the characteristics of these are devel- oped and manifested in those who are accus- tomed to using such Words.” Extensions Partly Self-siistainiang MR. GLENN :-——Father, thenethe Extensions are se1f—sustaining in part from the rentals of $2.00 a week, and from the meals that are served to the outside Workers leading the life and living at the Extensions? ‘ FATHER»-“Yes, they are to a certain ex- tent, so far as I understand. Of course, a good many of the places, I have not heard exactly how they stand, but some Of them I have heard just how they stand. I am sure the majority of them, or most of them, whichever, are free from all debts, and free from buying anything on the in- stallment plan, or credit, or anything of that sort, because it is a violation of My teaching, and i all of My real followers are endeavoring to ad- here to My teaching.” MR. GLENN :——-But they can keep their sav- ings in banks, or make any investments .as long as they are honest and aboveboard‘? FATHER:~—.“VVell, positively! They do just what they Wish to do with such things, at least with the returns and the means. But it‘ has been so arranged and pre-arranged, it is a mat- ter of impossibility for them to proﬁt very much —-—I mean to proﬁteer Very much——in this method, because they sell everything at such small prices it is a matter of impossibility for very much proﬁt to be made.” i . MR. GLENN:——-And the middleman has been more or less eliminated‘? ‘ FATHER:—‘-“Yes, the middleman. has been eliminated, and many other unnecessary ex- penses have been eliminated, and for this cause they can be successful enough to meet their ob- ligations, and by living economically and evangel- ically, why, naturally, the-re are many things they refrain from using and spending their money for. Hence they can use their money in a constructive and in an unselﬁsh way.” The Promised Land 21 State of Consciousness MR. GLENN:—Father, what is The Promised Land? ' ' FATHER:——-“We may term The Promised Land to be a state in consciousness in My exact consideration, although a place geographically may be set apart from time to time for the Work of Righteousness to be exempliﬁed’ in those ‘ \ _ 1674 PARK AVE., places, and brought to fruition in the conscious- ness of the people.” i i _ MR. GLENN :——But as it applies to Ulster County physically? FATHER:——“Well, of course, the Whole of ‘ Ulster County has been set apart by the Spirit of My Presence as ThegPromised‘ Land, for the. purpose of the unfoldment of Righteousness as exempliﬁed by us, andithis to be developed into actuality in a practicahscientiﬁc, and in a proﬁt- able, and yet a non-proﬁteering Way of expres- sion.” MR. GLENN :—And it will be. extended over the whole Country? K . FATHER:-——“Positive1yl It must be, for it is the plan that was foreordained before the foun- dation of the World, that it should be established: . Hence it must be according to the Promise of GOD: ‘Six days shalt thou labor and do all thy work, but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy GOD.’ This, of course, we may term to be in words, talk; but We consider it is well Worth considering to put into practice GOD’S Word and make our Righteous rule practical. THANK YOU, FATHER. Tel., UNiversity 4-7809 STERLING JEWELRY co. 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September ,1st, ‘ 0 opp. Gimbel.’,Sf I * “Na'Y._."Gi1;y E ‘ J H = September 1st, 1933 The NHEW DAY “SJPEAK THAT WHICH YOU KNOW AND TESTIFY THAT WHICH YOU SEE” “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” _AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 152-160 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK CITY TUESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 23rd, 1938 A.D.F.D. g ‘ ‘ TIME: 1250 RM. PART ONE ’ There are too many persons who have stood in the way of others because they sought to help others when they were not in a position to do so. How can you give to one something of which you, yourself, are not the possessor? If an in- nocent person has been led to believe that you are better informed than he is, about things which he seeks to know; if you are not quali- ﬁed to speak intelligently and comprehensively on -such topics, there is no harm in admitting that you do not know what he is desirous of knowing, or that you cannot explain intelligent- ly from his anglelof expression, so that he might understand. “Silence is golden.” Hence, it is far better not to give any information when you cannot give it accurately, than to give errone- ous statements and references to those who may be diligently seeking information. You may ig- norantly, but well-meaningly, be a stumbling- block to some sincere soul. Learn a lesson of Wisdom from this Wise MESSAGE from the LORD, that ye may not be misrepresentatives of the Truth, but let your words be yea or nay, when you know not more to say, and you will be obeying the Will of GOD. Do not fail to learn‘ from “the DEAN of the Universe,” while HEA is freely imparting Wisdom for the sake and the redemption of all humanity. FATHER, Our Su- preme TEACHER, we thank THEE. « (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after‘ which ,FATHER sings and speaks as follows:,) H “The people in the world, they don’t know the LORD; Y , The people in the world, they .don’t know the LORD; ‘ ~ S - The people in the world, they don’t} know the LORD; ‘ A‘ They will not do what HE says do.” PEACE, EVERYONE: .(“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” exclaimed the ; multitude cheerfully.) l h’ .. ried ‘? I rise at this instance to say, as with that little composition 1 had already said, “The people in the world, they do not know the:LORD; they will not do what GOD says do.” ‘ The relaxation of your conscious mentality, the great essential, that you might know, or even so much as learn of ME. Just such the last speaker, who has not been in touch with ME; one who does not know anything about ME, only what she knows theoretically, or what she has surmised in herself, will try to correct someone else who is going by what they see and hear. Now as you say, you do not an-d- have not ever known GOD to be married. You have never known HIM not to be married. Who was there in the beginning of the creation‘? Can you re- member‘? Who can saydeﬁnitely and prove it according to facts and ﬁgures that are too stout to be denied, that GOD has not always been mar- You talk what you know not. You know not the‘Truth. Who knows GOD’S Business? For what purpose was Jesus born in the world, according to the Scripture? Jesus was GOD’S Son! Jesus as a Person be- ing the Son of GOD, as a child there was no r_ec- ord given as if though He were married; but if GOD was and is the FATHER, there must be a record as though HE were married. Although .I did hear Christendom say, “I am married to Jesus, never more to depart;” what said the Scripture in the Prophetic Age‘? You read it for yourself: “Your MAKER is your husband.” The New Coinvert Trying to Teach Others Hereafter, do not try to talk anything you do not know anything about. You have just come into the consideration or recognition of ME, ac- cording to your conviction; but there are others who have been knowing ME for years and others who .are closely connected, might be more near, or nearer in information to tell something that would relate» to things that have happened before ‘ you ever heard of ME. \ You take someone who has never had a con- ..versati=on with ME——those of whom I have not interviewed, at times they are the very ones try- ing to preach GOD .and of His Kingdom and what HE has been doing since the Foundation of the jworld, and they have themselves merely just come into the belief and the recognition of GOD’S PRESENCE; having not known from whence HE came, neither where HE is going. i I mention this-, because it has been so errone- -36 G The NEW DAY - ously conveyed to the public at large, one say- ing this, and the othe-r saying the other. You do not know anything about GOD’S Business, saving as HE tells you; but yet I have told you and the public at large, over and over again, 1n- formation necessary to Warn or silence all those things unless you have fore-knowled-ge and can explain according to My MESSAGE which I have ' given to the children of men. It is Written in the Prophetic Age:-—in other words, it was written in the Prophetic Age; it is recorded in the Scriptures: “Your MAKER is your husband.” I have heard you,——I mean Christianity———say through the ages: “I am mar- ried to Jesus, nevermore to depart.” “The Great Marriage Supper of the LAMB,” it has shown conclusively that GOD is the FATHER of all hu- manity, according to My Declaration which I AM daily making. FATHER-—MOTHER——GOD If GOD is the FATHER, some expression, ac- cording to the mortal version, must be an ex- pression as though it were a mother. GOD is your FATHER-MOTHER—GOD, but as a symbol in expression as things on the material plane may reflect from time to time, GOD Con-descends to reﬂect such symbols to the children of men, that they might observe HIM. So HE takes up- on HIMSELF their inﬁrmities .and is like unto them, that they might be as HE is; yea, that they might be like HIM. I thought ‘I would drop these thoughts for your consideration. The spirit of erroneousness and falsity in short, will lead you erroneously at times, and will cause others to be led thereby, if you will allow such to be. “Speak that which you know, and testify that which you see.” The Son of GOD didnot get married. There is not any record where the Son of GOD was married; but as a prospective marriage it has been spoken, or has been recorded, of CHRIST, the LAMB to Whom you Would be married. In a parable speaking of “the Marriage of the LAMB,” as being joined to CHRIST and the Church as individuals being members of the Church, or of the Kingdom, you are joined to CHRIST mentally and Spiritually, while the physical bodies at times are but the symbols of the reality of that which the symbol represents. I-Iow glorious it is t-o know the Truth and to build upon a Foundation that cannotbe shaken! Then I say, with one thing, so with many. Those of you who do not know deﬁnitely what you are talking about, correct yourselves, for mortality and the rnortal versions are to be elim- inated and eradicated and dispelled, but the Spir- September 1st, 1933 itual Mind of CHRIST and His Plan and Purpose must be established once and forever among us. GOD Is Not in Mortality There are many things I could say along this line, but I have said enough in the past from time to time, showing, you conclusively, the -Work and the Mission of My Activities; showing you enough for you to see and- know, GOD is not in mortality, as was declared. No doubt you hear, or heard ME say, “Mother said just a few weeks ‘ago, up until now, she has never seen anything she has V in THIS TABERNACLE but GOD . . . never seen ME as a Person to be anything but GOD, for she has not known ME as man; but I appear to be to those who are in mortal con- sciousness as a man. To her, I AM classed as a man; I mean, by men; they class ME to be to her as a husband. She sees you to be—those who have never come near ME—the sameiias she. Mother sees each and every individual the same with ME, for she sees and knows ME to be GOD; yet, she knew, according to My Instruction years and years ago, as some have said, morethan ﬁf- ty odd years ago :, why, as she received ME as GOD, I, through My Condescension, received her as the same, but taking upon MYSELF the in- ﬁrmities of all humanity and yet, refusing to re- ﬂect’, humanly speaking, mortality; but estab- lished MYSELFin her consciousness as One as being born in the recognition of MY PRESENCE. As a Sample and as an Example fo.r others, it was essential for the legalization of My Contact with her for the establishment of the Kingdom of Heaven, as GOD, through His Condescension, is a Sample and an Example for all the modest and moral of humanity. ‘-‘He Is Everything to Me” For this cause I lifted‘ a standard. In that she contacted ME, she recognized My PRESENCE. From then until now she has declared and still declares, she has never seen My Hands orBODY as a man; but yet she knows I AM her Hus- band. I AM the Husband of the ones who are consecrated to the Service of GOD; men and women, regardless to What_0r who you are, if- you are of ME, and I AM Who you say I AM; I AM everything to you. I AM your Mother. I AM your Father. I AM your Sister. «I AM your Brother. I AM your Sons and I AM your Daugh- ters. I AM your Friends and I AM your Kin, I have heard you say, and all Chris~tiahity say: “HE is everything to me.” That is what I AM talking about. Then, being everything to the different indi- viduals, you hear a good many of you ‘all in the Spirit say, through the volition of the Spirit be- ‘ September 1st, 1938 I A A CHILD!” The NEW DAY yond your personal control, “My BABY!” “MY “MY FATHER!” “MY MOTHER!” “MY BROTHER!” “MY SISTER!” “MY GOD!” Hence, the human language with all of its vo- cabularies throughout all of the universe of civ- - ilization, is inadequate to explain just what GOD is to and for the chil-drenof men; therefore, they have to call ME the most dear and the dearest thing and the most close or closest thing to their mind, to their understanding; the thing that they adore the most. They have to call ME that, whatsoever would be desirableiand that which is desirable; that which is highly esteemed in their consideration; the most highly esteemed thing, according to their respective hobbies, according to their respective versions, according to their ambition and according to their calling. The Most Adorable Name They call the highest esteemed thing that they can think’ of in their vocabularies concern- ing those things; therefore, they have to speak by their own language and according to their own understanding, according to their own ex- perience, and call ME by the most adorable and the most desirable and the most esteemed name in their consideration. That is Why they call ME “BABY.” (A_ loud echo of laughter and cheers - resounded from the pleased Throng.) Aren’t!you glad? PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!” shouted the mul- titude.) _ Aren’t you glad? Therefore, I AM just what- soever they say I AM, for I AM everything that is good for the children of men. \ I AM the most esteemed among them. “CHRIST is rich and all you need, and GOD -does your every hunger feed.” Whatsoever is desirable, whatsoever satis- ﬁes, I AM that SATISFIER. Aren’t you glad? That is why the ALLNESS of GOD is a reality, for matter has been eradicated. I AM dispell- ing matter and all mortality’s versions, and I AM taking full possession of all of mortality’s inher- itance. That is What it is all ab-out. No°W Whatsoever it is that has been and will be your prospective satisﬁer or satisfying por- tion,'I AM that, or whatsoever it has been. I AM ﬁlling all spaces" and I AM Absent from none. That is the way I was to come, and that is the Way I came. That is Why they stick around ME-so. . . . Whatsoever it was that satisﬁes, what- soever it was that you highly esteemed; whatso- ever it would be according to your divers minds of expression, IAM that and the SATISFIER of them. I thank you. ‘(All were grateful to FAOTHER for this Mes-.. ([3 I. sage, and especially the “BODY Lovers,” and those who adoringly call the LORD all sorts of sweet and beautiful names. Herein their ver- sions were endorsed and verified by the LORD. THANK YOU, FATHER!) PEACE — TO ALL THE WORLD gsm room Fresh Supply Received Daily Orders Promptly Delivered. 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BIIHNG ACADEMY Compliments of a friend. 3]. WEST 98th STREET New York City - .-n Tel. : LEhigh 4-2435 ~ PEACE N. GOLDBERGER WHOLESALE GROCER —- SUGAR, BEANS, RICE Supplied to All Peace Missions 1617 PARK AVENUE 'I.‘hank \ You, FATHER ’ cm. ].l.5th Sh The New fnxv WHAT Wﬂlllﬂ REEOME Aill. OF Tl°iE MARERHED PEEOPLE IF GOD O WERE NOT MARRIED? “OUR FATHERS MESSAGE” GIVEN AT THE BANQUET TABLE No. 152-164) WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK CHTY TUESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 23rd, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:40 P. M. PART TI FATHER had already given a beautiful MES- SAGE, one that was indeed much needed. And now we still remain in the Blessed Atmosphere of the LORD, drinking in more of this Sweet Water of Life. If the individuals who try to bind GOD would bathe in this free-ﬂ-owing Foun- tain of Knowledge, they would tap the source of Wisdom thereby, and would learn the signi- ﬁ.cance of freeing GOD for their own good, and f-or the good of others. These Messages as given by the LORD on this date, will serve to beneﬁt each and every individ- ual, and educate him to know when to speak, how to -speak, and when not to speak, and what not to say; for it is dangerous for any individual to try to explain the mysteries of GOD, unless he or she speaks by the leading of CHRIST’S Spirit from the within, or from the approved in- formation by the LORD, which is the Truth of GOD, which surpasseth the ﬁnite understanding I of man. The relaxation of the conscious mental- ity will result in the manifestation of the Wisdom of GOD. Absorb these Messages, and be a par- taker hereof, that ye may learn of GOD and fel- lowship with HIM. OMNIPOTENT LORD, we thank THEE. . (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER speaks as fol- lowsz) _ (FATHER seated in His Chair, softly sang a few verses of the familiar song of Blessings to ‘ us, and thereafter_ HE arose and continued to speak to the m.asses on the subject incorporated in the previous Lecture, given at 1:50 P. M., this same day.) Song by FATHER: “One million Blessings, Blessings ﬂowing free, One million Blessings, ' Blessings ﬂowing free for all. One billion Blessings, Blessings flowing free, Etc}, One trillion Blessings, etc., One’ Quadrillion Blessings, etc., PEACE, EVERYONE: (“Peace, FATHER DEAR!’f jubilantly echoed the multmde.) What are you all waiting for‘? For ME to say something else‘? (Laughter and affirmation of this question ensued.) I will say, there are no limitations——not any! There are not any barriers, there are not any bands on GOD. GOD is IN- FINITE by Nature and Universal in His Activi- ties, and OMNIPRESENT in His reality; there- fore, you cannot limit GOD, for GOD is exempt from every angle expressible, much less than that - of trying to bind GOD in some mortal version. “GOD cannot do this; HE cannot do that, nor cannot do the other.” If I could not be married, I would not and could not be OMNIPRESENT. I AM in all expressions. I AM in all emotions. I AM in all activities and I go in them for the purpose of bringing perfection to fruition, as a sample and as an example for those who are in them. ' What would become of all of the married people, if GOD were not married‘? They would not have a Sample to go by; therefore, GOD, through His Condescension, showed them-—those who have been and who are married—just what they should do, and how they should be, free from all mortality and all selﬁshness and graft and all greed and all human affection and mortal connections; having all legality to verify the privilege, and to endorse it, but yet as a Sample and as an Example showing you conclusively, such mortal privileges are in violation to the FUNDAMENTAL for which I stand. GOD refuses to indulge in such an expression, according to the mortal versions of men; there- fore, GOD in His Condescension, having all ac- cess and even legally connected, for the purpose, of showing others they should be free and be not obligated nor bound to mortality and the mortal versions, even though they are connected legally. I have shown them conclusively the mystery; therefore, I have exhibited it for the purpose that all might see it and have .a chance for redemption, by copying after the Fashion. Oh, it is a privilege to realize GOD in the midst of you is Mighty to save! on all planes, showing you conclusivelyyfrom all of the different angles of expression, GOD can and will be, and GOD is, in each and all of the, September let, GOD is reaching you I September‘ let, I938 The NEW DAY k 39 divers expressions and angles of expression, yet GOD is expressing perfection and‘ expressing the mastery over human affection, human ten- dencies, fancies and pleasures, and exempt from all human obligations. ‘ This is a Sample, this is an Example for you —those of you who have been and who are bound, according to the mortal version, to lift you above materialism, mortality and all cor— ruption. This is a Sample, this is an Example, as said the Scriptures: “HE came in the likeness of sinful ﬂesh, for sin to condemn sin in the flesh.” _ “I-IE came as the poorest among men, yet making many rich.’f He came as one among men, but yet not like them, refusing to reflect the slightest tendencies of man; but yet looking somewhat like them, as a Sample and as an Example, that they might copy after this Fashion and rise above material- ism, mortality and the mortal versions and live in the OMNI- and EVER—PRESENCE of your? SAVIOUR, with GOD’S Characteristics in expres- sion in all of your activities. I thank you. Now look at ME! What do you Want to look at ME for? (“YOU’re, Beautiful,” shouted the children in unison.) I hope I present a Perfect Mental and Spiritual Picture. I hope I demon- strate Perfect Characteristics and a Perfect Dis- position and a Perfect Nature and a Perfect Ex- pression of actions in deeds and in other expres~ sions for the public to copy after. If I do, you may copy after that which I AM demonstrating and exemplifying, so far as the Mentality and the Characteristics and Disposition are con- cerned; the _Spirit of MY PRESENCE will ‘be with you in the actuated Words of My Expres- si-on. I will express with you even .as I AM ex- pressing. I thank you. PEACE PEACE V/Ve Thank YOU, FATHER, for YOIIIR Message We Vvish to Cooperate corisi-nK’s niirinriiiriir STGRE 272—Z74 WE«SvT .l25th ‘STREET NEIW YORK CITY PE§fEa ii. seminars & were incorporated A Modern Cieansing and Dyeing Institution .106 to 118 New Lots Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. HArlem 7v~0004 7-0005. Established 1901. PEACE 9 YOUNG S HARDWARE A FULL LINE OF "I-I'a.rdware and House Ii"L1r:nishi11g‘.s. , Painters’, Plumbers’. Janitors" Supplies Electricians & Locksmiths. 34.6 LE;N()X AVENUE New ‘York City Evangelical. Prices. Esta!blish_ed 1868 Ll-Ni’ EBRQS». CHENA C0,, lN€. 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Lumber and Mouildi-ngs——-M~a«s,on Materials 31 EAST 135th STREET NEW YORK CITY Phone: Tlllinghast 5-5086. Thank. You, FATHE1 lllll Ni HEARTS PAPER C0. 0 Papers and Paper Products 0 Restaurant Supplies 0 Sgda. Fountain Supplies 0 Spices, Mayonnaise, Syrups ‘PEACE 3231 W. 141st S'I‘REET Plnolixez Eﬂgeeompc‘-be 4-S-1690 . Free Delivery Anywhere r 40 ‘ .Tf:e‘'"NEW DAY WSpeptember 1st, 1938 THE PRA€’I‘i€A.l..i'l‘I’ ﬂit’ GED M»UiSi’l" BE %UNlV§ERS»Al..LY ESiTABiL..l,S«HED sur FEES? ihl THUR MEN'l"Aill'l“i? DR GOD Willi. NOT BE iUNWERS:AllI.Y ES”fA.i.9i~.i..,ES. SD FAR A S YQU ARE EDNEERNED WHEN YOUR MINDS ARE FREE FROM ALL SELFISHNESS AND (SELF- .llNDl.,l’l_.C}ENCE YOU CAN DECI.../R_RE ‘YOUR REAL DELIVERANCE .FA.Tl~lI3R'S MESSAGE AT THE BANQUET TABLE 1.52-use winsif izeni STREIl’E‘ NEW roan (lI’I‘Y ‘ SUNDAY EVENING AUGUST 21, 1938 A.D.F.D. TIME: 11:50 PM. A large number of visitors were present on this Sunday evening and we were eagerly .antici- pating the arrival of our LORD and SAVIOUR, FATHER DIVINE. As FATHER is always, in His Inﬁnite Love and Mercy, doing things to gladden the hearts of the children of men, we knew when He ﬁnally arrived Personally to serve the banquet that others had been blessed with His HOLY Presence. What. we ‘did not know, was that the March of Time news-reel had been tak- ing moving pictures of FATHER and the daily activities that surround the Work and the Mis- sion of our Great Creator all day at the 123rd Street Extension. . What a wonderful privilege it will be for the public to be able to really see the true picture of this Peace Mission work as it is carried on day by day and week by week! And how glorious it will be when all the nations of the earth bow down in worship and thanksgiving to our Pre- cious King for the good He has done and is now doing-among the people of this present genera- tion. Truly might have one said, ‘In the day of My Power My people shall be willing.’ Oh, ye ‘ nations of the earth, let us come together once and forever .and -dwell eternally in Oneness wit our LORD, FATHER DIVINE! » THANK YOU, OUR GRACIOUS REDEEMER! (The foregoing statements come from the transcriber. after which FATHER Speaks as fol- lowsz) ' PEACE, EVERYONE: Here we all are again and there I sit and stand. I still on active duty, universalizing the children of men that- they might be one with GOD and GOD might be one with them. For this cause I say, “Here you’ all are and there I Am, there I sit and here you stand.” I have arisen at this particular instance to say, whilst we are ‘waiting for a few more of . the co—work.ers of the staff who were at the oth- er extension, I Am going to say, we have some visiting friends with us. As it is My custom to be mindful how we entertain strangers we are going to ask those of our visiting friends if they would like to have a word to say or’ words to say, they are welcome to speak. Speak volitionally if » you wish to; if you do not care to move volition- ally as we do, give us your name, address or profession, or if we have it, permit us to intro- duce you according to custom. I thank you! (At this time Mr. T. M. Hamilton, an Evangelist and Bible instructor, took advantage of FA-. THER’S kind invitation to have a word to say. He stated that this was the ’ﬁrst time that he had ever seen FATHER and that the work that FA- THER was doing among the children of men was incomparable. He told how the doctors in Philadelphia had given him up in the year 1900 because of lung trouble, but that he believed that CHRIST was the same today as always and he said, “When I got to believing, I received my healing.” He continued, saying, “When our bodies are in sickness, we do not need to run to a physician when we have the Great Physician of all!” Following this, FATHER rose and spoke as follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: Anyone else who would " like to have a word to say? I would just like to say at this instance, we rejoice with our visiting friends, and also ,in’Righteousness we can say we participate with them; we cooperate with them and we endorse them. I would like to say at this instance, if there are any visiting friends in our midst who would like to have a word to say, do not feel embarrassed in speaking, moving and expressing according to the dictates of your own conscience; speak according to your respec- tive calling and according to your religious con- viction and you will be blessed abundantly and_ I will be with you. I thank you! ‘ (As there was hesitation on the part of the A visitors, FATHER continued as follows; ‘Anyone who wishes to speak, ta.lk right on, we can eat - it September Ist, 1938 and talk too.’ Several testimonies were given, and again FATHER, in Love and Mercy,’eXtended another invitation to speak to some of the visitors who were apparently hesitating because of timid- ity on their part.) v PEACE, EVERYONE: At this time I would like to say, it may be some more of our visiting friends who would like to have a word to say. Even after making their mental and spiritual contact, those who have spoken, especially those of you who are spiritually inclined and spiritually inspired, by the spirit of GOD, you'rnay feel led to speak again. If you do, move according to your highest intuition, for that is just the way ' the spirit will do at times when you are speaking according to pustom. You may speak, but by volition you may reveal, and the secrets of GOD will come forth into expression and we all will hear and see and know those things that were hid. I thank you. \ (At this time FATHER sweetly sang, in a soft little voice, the song, ‘Blessings ﬂowing free, Bless- ings ﬂowing free; No end to the Blessings, Bless- ings ﬂowing free for all;’ after which Mr. T. M. Hamilton again arose, stating he felt moved to speak again. He spoke parably of being as a wire that is connected to the great Power House of Salvation and how if the wire was connected correctly, if you were to touch that wire, you would get a spark. Mr. Hamilton also related an experience he had while ‘gettinghis shoes shined. The man said “Peace” to him and told how FATHER DIVINE had stopped him from smoking, drinking an-d all sorts of unclean habits and now he was a changed person. This made a deep impression on his mind, Mr. Hamilton said, and he wanted to know more of FATHER and the Peace Mission Movement. He concluded by saying, «“You know when I hear “PEACE,” I know what perfect Peace is; it appeals to me very much, and any time I hear you say “PEACE,” you are going to get a response from me. I thank you. iAt the conclusion of this testimony, FATHER‘ again arose, speaking to the multitude as followsz) ’ PEACE, EVERYONE: Here we all are again! I am still stamping in the memory of the children of men, GOD’S Actual Presence among them. I Am causing them to realize one in all and all in one. That is the way you are to be, even as CHRIST came. I was thinking when the last speaker was speaking‘, of your experiences. In speaking of being the children of GOD, I believe they have gone so far as to make thisideclaration O known: ‘GOD is your FATHER and you 11e-ver V hadganother.’ With,’ JESUS,/, they are ./denying irilie New DAY 41 the reality of a mortal father or mother; there- fore, they are criticized for such a stand they have taken by following JESUS in the footsteps He left before them. Aren’t you glad! Then I say, when you are GOD’S Child, when GOD is your FATHER and your MOTHER and you never had another, you are not bearing record of yourselves according to mortality, for y=ou are a new creature characteristically; you have put off the old man with all of his deeds and you are now walking in the newness of life with Him. , Again I wish to say, this evening, at least tonight, being a little late getting in to serve the banquet, was an experience of which was mentioned. Cameramen from the March of Time, they have been busy for the last week or two getting a ‘check-up” on Me. As a man before machine guns I have been before them; questions and .answers have been propounded—in other words, they have propounded questions that con- _ Nevertheless,’ cern My Work and My Activities. as I wish to say, I hope the press is here as well as you, My immediate Followers and Friends. I do not move, as a rule, according to the will of men, but I move and speak according to the will of GOD! You will not ﬁnd the height of My standard in that which I have spoken to them. You will not ﬁn-d the LIGHT of this Un- derstanding as I Am reveali

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