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Title: New day, vol. 03, no. 48 (November 30, 1939)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1939-11-30
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: ‘G76 Nﬁww A VOL. III T‘!-l’UR.SDAY, NOVEIMBER 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. A.D.F.D. FATHER DIVINE “By HIS Works is HE Known” The Constmctive Result of DIVINE Hcwmom'za tion of Capital & Labow HOPE FARM, WEST SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK STATE, the PROMISED LAND. A.D.F.D. HOPE FARM, front and rear? views of the main building; one of countless numbers in the Promised Land and e1sewhe1-e — eo1np1e(;e1y renovated, enlarged and modernized through the DIVINE COOPERATIVE PLAN. T 1. e N Ew D AY ’Nov,em‘be‘r 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. §4 §§§* V -H'~',:_I1I|"' \I' \‘\\‘ A H 2 . y I ': . ( . -x I 4 \r----_ I -....--. _‘_.‘___‘,_’;‘...,. \uﬂ——.-'~f& jg-I AMERICANISM WILL BE TRUE EVANGELISM GOING FORTH INTO ALL LANDS AND COUNTRIES, EVAN- GELIZING ALL DEMOCRACIES AND ALL COUNTRIES I WHERESOEVER THEY ARE. —— FATHER DIVINE. November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY I A vi 3, C O N T E N T S FATHER’S MESSAGES: ' . 1 P 3 g g Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N.Y.C., Fri...
Show more‘G76 Nﬁww A VOL. III T‘!-l’UR.SDAY, NOVEIMBER 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. A.D.F.D. FATHER DIVINE “By HIS Works is HE Known” The Constmctive Result of DIVINE Hcwmom'za tion of Capital & Labow HOPE FARM, WEST SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK STATE, the PROMISED LAND. A.D.F.D. HOPE FARM, front and rear? views of the main building; one of countless numbers in the Promised Land and e1sewhe1-e — eo1np1e(;e1y renovated, enlarged and modernized through the DIVINE COOPERATIVE PLAN. T 1. e N Ew D AY ’Nov,em‘be‘r 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. §4 §§§* V -H'~',:_I1I|"' \I' \‘\\‘ A H 2 . y I ': . ( . -x I 4 \r----_ I -....--. _‘_.‘___‘,_’;‘...,. \uﬂ——.-'~f& jg-I AMERICANISM WILL BE TRUE EVANGELISM GOING FORTH INTO ALL LANDS AND COUNTRIES, EVAN- GELIZING ALL DEMOCRACIES AND ALL COUNTRIES I WHERESOEVER THEY ARE. —— FATHER DIVINE. November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY I A vi 3, C O N T E N T S FATHER’S MESSAGES: ' . 1 P 3 g g Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N.Y.C., Fri. & Sat., Nov. 24 & 25, 2:13 A. M. . . . . .. 5 Banquet Table, 204 W. 63rd St., N. Y. C., Thurs, Nov. 23‘, 6--11 P. M.‘ . . . . . . . .. 13 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., l\'.Y.C,, Wed., Nov.‘ 22, 2:40" P. '. A. A. . . . .' I. . -. . . . .. 25 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave.. N.Y.C., Tues., .Nev;‘21, 3:35 P; ’M;”..;§ ;j.L ...... .. 31 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave._, N.Y.C., Thurs, Nov. 23, 3 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 37 , Banquet Table, 20 W. 115th St., N. Y. C., Thurs., Apr. 16, 1936 A.I).F.I_). Mdnt. . . . . . . .. 43 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N.Y.C., Tues. & Wed., Nov. 21 & 22, 1939 A.1).F.I)., ‘ 3:45 A M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49 ‘Banquet Ta.ble,.'152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Tues. & Wed., Nov. 21 & 22, 93:15 A. M. Banquet Table, 204 W. 63rd St., N. Y. C., Thurs., Nov. 23, 11:01 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N. C., Sat., Nov. 25, 3:05 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 63 Banquet Table, 176 Farragut Circle, Sutton Manor, New Rochelle, Y., Sun., Nov. 26, 4:48 P. M.—-(Dedication of “MODEL II()ME”)-- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 69 Banquet ’.l‘able_, 176 l*‘ai_'ragu’l: Circle, Sutton Manor, New Rochelle, N. Y., Sun., Nov‘. 26, 5:48 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .; . . . . ..L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 77 Banquet Table, 176 Farragut Circle, Sutton Manor, New Rochelle," N. Y., Sun., iNov. 26, ‘ 6:15 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1' 83 Banquet Table, 176 Farragut Circle, Sutton Manor, New Rochelle, N. Y., Sun., Nov“. 26, ‘ 7:318 P.VM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .; . . . . . . . . 91. World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 Free Employment Service of the Peace Mission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 “INSII)E OF PARADISE”——by Kenton Jackson-—-Reprint from “The Christian Review” 93 True Story of DIVINE Peace Missions, by Kenton. Jackson, Reprint from “The Christian Re- view” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 95 “Righteousness——Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 99 Lost ' and Found . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...' . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .". .. . 102 Righteous Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.05 Business Men’s Reaction to the Peace Mission Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 106 Notice to Extensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 108 “New Day” Subscription Blank . . . . . . . . . . . .» . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 Divine Peace Stamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Advertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 111 Pocketbook of Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 _ 8 caused England to decide to capture all ships .. ‘exporting goods out of Germany or-to Ger- , _ . . _ . . A many. Germany in turn has declared unre- 1lIGHT'[,1_.\IG bgtween Sovlet anfiljmmsh hoops stricted sea warfare because the British have north ol Leningrad was unofficially reported. late Tuesday night been arming merchant ships. GERMAN BOMBERS again. attacked the EOEEJAEND1 A§‘,lD.gAft‘%N b§“c“1’§ dSt1“°;}g%,V ,_l"‘:"f Shetland Islands off the coast of England this f? ‘it If 311“ .3 fl .St°-‘.1 6 Of, 0‘, 9 t0 .*.‘§jT?:;1“ past week but were driven off. A (‘.}‘p°1 S’ ec arm‘? 1 18 CO“ l.‘a]‘-V 0 In (‘VT_, C". tional law. England has claimed Linrepowrst BRITAIN has approximately 200,000 soldiers laying. of mines m Shipping mnes is a breaché 0119 F1-"ench 3011- of international law. MAGNETIC MINES, some of them dropped A NEARLY TEN THOUSAND American “cities, near the mouth of the Thames river by am‘ and towns have voted themselves dry by local ‘planes’ haw .Wmug'h‘J§ havoc to British and option, since the Prohibition Amendment to neutral Shlppmg durmg 1 the past Week‘ Up’ the Constitution has been repealed. This covers‘ been reported lost with a heavy loss of life. ward of a score of ships large and small have approximately one tenth of we population of the country. A public opinion poll revealed A HEAVY LOSSES OF SHIPS by Britain have that 36 percent of-the votersfavor prohibitioil. ._ a ‘z; ;i;.,...‘.»-.-. -' ‘ "‘ gg .-‘v ..‘i “Entered as second—class matter l\iny 11, VOL. III No. 48 sdihiiiiésel The NEW DAY C A GOMMEECIAI. \v.E:r.I.<i'.Y' MAGAZINE I)lJB’l‘iljS;lJ'fi:}l’) in/';i'«:ii‘y ’l.‘.lf[Ul-{S.L)AY NEW ‘DAY 'J_’UBflI.liSI-llNGr Go. 156 W. 126th St.,——Ne\v York, N. Y.—Tel.: UN. 4-7640 V Manager: De.Voufe..andeofhers. . I V -I One year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 Six Months . . . ;f.;.f ;'. $1.00 " Single Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .; . 5 cents. ' FOREIGN: One Year $2.50,‘ Six Months Single Copy 7c. 1938, at the post office under the act of l\larch 3, 1879" November 30th, 1939 at New York, New Yoirk, Please do not 1nake;checkS' payable to FATH ER» ‘DIVINE. contributes HIS. .M’esSag'eS gratis to “The New Day” but HE ' “The New fl)-ay.” time and expense if orders and cliec-ks ETHIOPIANS are. _ Itali,a‘n_, soldiers inthe Tigre Province. Italians Vve1"eM1nade‘ to re_treat to the ppchieﬂfg fortified I towns during the summer grant settlers fled for their‘l_i'ves. » . RUMANIA has a new cabinet this week. This, one is pro-British.’ ’ ’ FIVE of ten counts against-Fritz -Kuhn were dismi‘sse<la\whilo lns case came to a» close r/_. -..4._.._.. ' N 0 T I C E ‘°‘ and money orders FATHER DIVINE ~n'o financial connection with ’1‘l1erett'ore, it will save both every one will niake all money payable to “'l‘l1eNew Day.” We thank You, FATHER w o R i. D N E w s st,ill‘.,fighting against the .11 while 5 many immi- tims of war. $1.25 this I .weel;h. Many Wit11ess'es..teistifi.ed thélt“BL111d f11.nds;if' were Kuh‘n’s to do with.t‘:_'a”s he pleased. HARLEM has a new dental e1-nne,‘ dedicated?’ the Lenox-Harlem Den-. tal vCli_ni_c and is located at.67 .W. 125th; S.’c.c.-_ last week. It is called NO NOBEL PEACE PRIZE will be awarded »thi's*'yea‘r; ‘In war years , the "large"priz’ejfnioney is usually. devoted- AN ARMED BRITISH passenger nnen, the Rawalpindi, carrying six—inch guns, was bat-' tered and sunk by the German pocket battle- ship Deutschlarfd off the coast of_. Iceland late last week. « S("),VIET IDISPATCIIES ..Cla_imed§- Monday that Finnish soldiers fired 'c’an"non across‘ the So- viet border, killing four Russian soldiers and wounding nine. Finnish soldiers declared no Shells were fired. by their troops but declare they heard explosions behindthe as though the Russians might be itzers. The Finns declare they firing how- believe the So- viet soldiers were killed accidentally by their I own shell fire. AN ULTIMATUM was inanding the withdrawal teen miles behind the border, ‘thereby evacu- ating their ‘forts. Finland ‘agreed ‘to withdraw if the Sovietsvwouldi ‘withdraw an’ “equal dis- tance. The Soviet press branded such replies as impudence and ridiculed a speech by Fin- land’-s‘ Premier as ‘clownish.’ given to Finland de- of Finnish troops fif- (Continuecl on page_.1i09) DOMESTIC: — . _ _ _$_15.00 —- $25.00 per week DAY,WO‘RKERS~;‘ I ’ L S p I ' 400 to 50‘cper lhourrplus carfare/__ WINIDOW .WASHERS: S S _ 5 (Men) 150 -— 25¢ per window and up.‘ —— TUTORS AND gOTl-IER "PROFESSIONALS. and profession. fee of, any kind to either employer "or "employee. IiEhi.g'l1h4;-p5894 ‘ . L _ A ._ (These telephone numbers are for New. 1 _ _ V I V ALL READERS OF THE NEW DAY We secure and supply’ positions for the -following types of -help: This courtesy is without discrimination as to race, t ‘LEhigh 4--304.2‘ 1' York City reader-e. _ .. lOut.«g_f-town readers call Peace MissionVExtension nearesthyour community.) A ...-,_.__.__ ,, _ -..____._._.__._______.___n_ .‘ emcnsl ro MECHANICS .- CIlAUFFEURS'r_—l—' CHAUFFEUSES ._+ "ST_ENOGRAPHEiRS._.and OTHER or}; FICE HELP _ MAIDS _. BUTLERS -—"GOVERNE_S_SES ——-GRADUATE NURSES -*.- PRAC;—« . TICAL NURSES y_. COMPANIONS—- _CATERERS_V—'— SOC/IAL SECRETARIES e. M1LLINEEsl J‘ Priceseby no means limited to_$25.‘00 per week as workers receive wages according to experience. ~. to the relief of innocent:v_ic- Soviet lines V creed or color--absolutely without charge or .. I ;MO'nument 2-2386t4 I THANKYOU, EAELIEE ’ to ~. . 0 .V beooooooocooopoeogoooonoobaooooooooeoooooooooooeesooooooooooeooooooooooooooeoeooeo T he N ew Day 6 0000000000000 0 9 0 6 3, 0 O O O O O O 0 O D V01. III New York, ‘Thursday, November 30th, 1939 A.I).F.D. _ ‘ 48 “IT Is UNCIVILIZED FOR ANY PERSON, NATION A on rue, LICATION TO SAY THAT I AM A RACKETEER ~—-— IT IS “HEATHENISM AND THE SPIRIT or BARBARISMI” —— FATHER. DIVINE Ii‘ If You Have Sinned against the Holy Ghost the Hope of Your, Redemption Iskto Serve Your Time and Pay the Penalty “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE , AT THE BANQUET TABLE . 152-60 WEST 126th STREET 1 NEW YORK CITY FRIDAY EVENING & SATURDAY MORN- ING, NOV. 24th &, 25tl1, 1939 A.D.F.D. , TIME: 2:13 A. M. * : Hardly’ have the words of th.e LORD grown cold before His predictions are fulﬁlled, and no better example of this could be cited than the Message given», by Him on this occasion; for less than twenty-four hours later, radio news commentators were announcing new war ‘ developments conﬁrming His prophecies. A madethe remark that FATHER DIVINE was Directly prior to FAT.HER’S speaking, a broth- ser who is a teacher in the public schools, re- lated an incident which illustrated how chil- dren are even taught race prejudice, bigotry .and hate in vairious forms in school during their early childhood, and these detestable tendencies are bred in them and cause international con- fusion and war. ‘ ' ,During class, he said, he I wrote the word PEACE from the eighth grade syllabus on the blackboard." Knowinghe is a follower of ITA- H'I-‘HER DIVINE, the class began to exclaim, “PEACEI VPEACE! PEACE!” The name of FA» THER DIVINE came up and one of the pupils a racketeer. Resenting the injusticeof such a statement, the speaker said, he asked the boy on what he based his assertion, and the reply ‘was that the newspapers say so. The LORD of all creation, in this dyifamic Mesa sage, warns all alike not to contact their own, SALVATION inharmoniously, for such a contact will return as a boomerang and there is no form giveness for him who ‘sins against the HOLYI GHOST. . _ SAVIOR {OF THE WORLD, WE THANK THEE! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! . Just before the ijeading of that Message as just read, I thought how inarve-lous it is to be sure you are right and then go ahead ‘and. be of some real service to man, and especially stressed unselﬁshly. I do not mean X011 11111513 necessarily stress it unselﬁshly 111 W01'd5 310119» but in deeds and in actions. I Heretofore I have shown you all conclusively, ~ even in being an o1*dinary .WI‘i_13€1’ 101‘ 3113’ 13117011‘ cation, if you would Just give a thought 130 what I AM doing, how much would be re- ceiving as a writer for any p1.1bl10at1_0ns the amount of writing I do weekly 101‘ The New Day” and other publications which receive My Message? _, A pers large sum of money, Oh, it is something to c0I1Sif1€1‘3 on will write an article and get“? for it. Here it is da1l;5C 5 A _ - x _T_ h e N E’ Wi D A Y_ November -1.939 .D. and Weekly I AM writing for “The New Day” and have been writing for many other publi- cations absolutely gratis, as a free gift to the world, gratis to mankind. And I thought how men bring themselves into a place in conscious- ness where they suffer many hardships and lose billions and billions of dollars, all because of selﬁshness, graft and greed. Millions of Dollars Are Being Destroyed . Just think of the wars today——at least the war that is in_ the European countries—~how millions and millions of dollars are being de- stroyed, all because of graft and greed! ‘And I thought this afternoon, how is it and why is it there are so many ships being sunk? Just before the war when one went down, they spent all sorts of money to raise this sub- marine. Now they are being sunk daily, all because of graft and greed and selﬁshness. It is the same thought as I was thinking——as with an individual, so with a nation. Graft and greed, prejudice, maliciousness, dishonesty, in- competence and untruth, these and all other detestable tendencies and characteristics are taught in your schools. They teach your chil- dren how to hate one nationality or one race, one creed or one color, because of their re- spective or selﬁsh prejudices, because of their bigoted minds, and cause the little children to grow up with hate in their hearts and i11 their minds. . When disaster is before them they desire to have someone to pray for them. What is the cause of it? As I afore said, it is through graft and greed, by prejudice and by .bigo'try! being taught and being transmitted through the teaching of alleged religion and civilization. They teach civilization as an intellectual un- foldment of prejudice and mass murder! By this the children grow up with such in their hearts and in their minds, and by being taught those things and encouraged in those things, they bring swift judgment to themselves and to others who are concerned. They wonder at times why is it and how is it that certain people sulfer so much. So long as you are under the curse of graft and greed and prejudice and bigotry, you should expect to suffer not only disappointment, mis- treatment and the embarrassment of being under-privileged and downtrodden, but you shall suffer the tragedy of death and mass murder by those who will be over you! That is what I AM talking about! ‘ Barbarism in New York City It is written: “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not‘. depart from it.” ' It is uncivilized for any person, nation, paper, " publication or child to say that I AM a “rack- eteer.” It is heathenism and the spirit of bar- barism! It is the incubator of savages, because of the lack of understanding only through’ by selﬁshness, grafts and greed. , I AM not saying this because I AM trying to defend Myself—-I do not need any defense! My WORKS,,they defend Me; but thinking about how uncivilized——not only ignorant, but they are absolutely uncivilizedwto see, hear and knovi? of this unfoldment, uncivilized enough to think that this is a racket. What are their preachers doing? They preach’ a sermon and must have so many dollars every time a sermon is preached, a good many of them! Begging and soliciting from the general public, from the government and from every organization possible, and yet what are they giving you? Those of that type are worse than uncivilized! They are worse than heath- ens! I mean those who -are taught such ig- norance. ‘ ’ I mention this because, ‘suppose one of any organization, any organization, would have an audience like this once a week and preach to them, just once a week, and preach to them, what would they be doing? What would they be asking for? (“MoneyI” shouted the masses from experience.) Benefits Offered the Public Free Not one of My followers or strangers within the gates can say that I have ever asked them for a penny! And over and above all such, aside from what may be surmised from that angle of’ expression, think of the comfort and theconvenience all of these and others are receiving daily to come in these audiences as a Church—-more than a church in accommo- dation--to have the pleasure and the privilege of enjoying the warmth and“, the comfort both‘ winter and summer absolutely gratis, without the request of anything from any man,’ with- out giving them something practical and na- tural in return for what they are giving; and that is‘ only ﬁfteen cents a meal, if you choose to take a meal here. ” But think of everybody being privileged to come in these audiences and hear the Message of TRUTH; hear sermons transcending all ser- mons given by men; hear lectures superior to, ' and addresses transcending, any man’s lecture or address given anywhere on the face of the 2*‘ November 1939 i The «NEW! DAY . . ' earth, absolutely gratis! It does not even cost any man a penny to come in -and receive such daily and hourly, absolutely as a free gift! And then such ignorants and heathens would‘ say—~I mean whether they be children of the street, the pupils, the pupil of the kindergar- ten or the deans of the colleges——.they are heathens to think of such a thing! They are breeders of savages and creators of barbarism, and they would do it if they could! They are bringing such conditions in their land and in their country !' j ' As I said some time ago, if America itself as a political country; as a democracy, does not change her policy, she will suffer misery worse than other countries are now suffering! They ‘teach them history——supposed to teach history! Why not teach your children wisdom? The country itself should make it its business not to allow such teaching to go on in school, and to punish by discipliiie every pupil that would make such a remark such as they do not know; for your future will be the result of such seeds as you are sowing today! Proper Teaching Would lPrevent Wars Just think of it——-how the people, yea, the peoples of the European countries are suffering ' today- because of being taught prejudice, bigo- try and encouraged in it from their infancy up until they become to be matured. If such had not been born, if they would have been taught LOVE in their schools of learning! and been taught to learn mankind and each other _better, no longer prejudicially but harmonize harmoniously and sympathetically, they would have overcome the war and the wars that are yet to come before they were born in the hearts and minds of men. But these things grow from the within, be- fore they are born in the hearts and minds! They grow prenatally! They grow traditionally andthey grow “tendencyly” because of their tendencies and fancies by which they have been inclined to be led in that direction selfishly. Self and graft and greed will destroy the nations of the earth! The sinking of ships at T the present time is -just a sketch and a reflec- tion as an abstract outward expression of the destruction of human beings by the wholesale, wheresoever they can be seen or found. It is a marvelous thing for them to say, “Get in the lifeboats,”- because after a while they will not say that! If wars, race riots and all of those detestable tendencies in the hearts and lives of men, through barbarism by prejudice and ‘bigotry, continue, they will not say at any time, \ “Get in‘ the lifeboats.” They will not say one ‘word, but they will destroy everything that they think is not lil'e unto themselves. War without Mercy The time cometh and is near at hand, unless they change their policies+—-I mean all of the nations of the earth, nvith all of their ’]')l‘(T;]'l((ll~ (rial tendcncies———they /will no lonoer (z,tt;cmrpt to take you a prisoner in the time of y.=a,r, but they will by all means make every effort pos— sible to destroy all of the bodies of the children of men that are their opponents. It‘ is easy now compared to what it will be after a ivhilc.’ Now, they will take you a prisoner according to international law. If they can capture you a prisoner, they will do it; bat after a while they will not (men, try to take you prise/n.ers but th.ey will tr'_1/ to kill yon on first sight! They will not even’ try to use the method oi" bringing you as persons or human beings into subjection. They will try to destroy your body and all of your nation! It is a wonderful thought! It is very easy compared to what it will be, and just such as these of America, as seed sow~ ers of prejudice have been, of savagery, they will not only be taken prisoners, they will be destroyed physically especially, and“ they will make every effort, if it continues, to destroy the opposite party without any mercy or consid- eration, as taking a person or another opposing ally as prisoners. '~ , _Destruction is destruction,!and those who are destructive are an expression of destruction! It will develop into (inst what I AM telling you, ’l.l’)’Ll688 pmanhind change and learn to teach to . LOVE instead of teaching to hate,‘ cast out of their system all prejaclriccs and all bigotry and all of those detestable and cursed tendencies that are destyoying the nations of the earth internally! ‘ They will destroy the nations of the earth in- ternally before it expands eaternrally and before .. it is developed into armies and napies. It is destroying them with all sorts of contagions; with contagious diseases that are incurable and other undesirable and detestable and destru,c— tine expressions that are being developed yearly in the lives of the people. They destroy them.- selves throngh and by insanity and other de- testable tendencies that created within them; through pre;/'adice and bigotry and other detestable tendencies and characteristics that they are created out of! T’ GOD an Ever-present Help Oh, how glorious it isto live in such a recog~ nition as this one, recognizing GOD as a living \ Th e? NE w ‘DA November 30th., 1939 K.D.F.l,).”_ reality andiasa “factor among this peo- ple, recognizing GOD as ENT and ready to heal you of all of your dis- eases! T This isa standing expression and also a standing invitationito all who will bring them- selves into subjection and are willing tolive Evangelically by self-denial and consecration- It is a privilege for them to purge themselves of all of those detestable tendencies and pre- conceived, ideas and opinions that are in them, andall such as has been inculcated by the teach- ing of the prejudicial s.chools"of learning.‘ When they shall have purged themselves of those things, then and only then will be the hope of their redemption and the salvation of human- ity. ‘ ‘ _ But I thought quite vividly just before the last speaker rose to speak and to sing and read, how prejudice and bigotry——in short, SELF- ISHNESS a_nd MORTAL1TY—are destroying the nations of the earth; and how they are hav- ing mercy ‘now in part apparently, when they say, “Get inthe lifeboats”; because if it con- , tinues, if mercy is not found and extended from the INFINITE, they will, not say, “Get in the lifeboats,” after a while. i S * Such Ignorance! These thoughts are well worth considering, but retrace your thoughts back to the ignorance of these prejudice-minded, people, teaching and inculcating in their chi'ld.ren and their children’s children such‘ prejudices as are exemplified in the hearts and minds of these that call them- selves American citizens. Just think of what it means and h.ow ignorant they are! They will be running, as said the Scripture, “‘to the rocks and the mountains and say, fall «on us and hide us from the face of an angry GOD, for the great day of His wrath has come and who -shall be able .to.stand?” - I. The time is "near at hand, unless there is a miraculous change in the hearts and minds of men, humanity of GOD'S, ACTUAL PRESENCE established within, and they change their method of teach- ing and thinking and actions in the act of their daily activities, ‘in. the act of teaching prejudice, maliciousness, dishonesty, incompetence and ‘un- truth. They teach those things maliciously.’ They know that they are untrue.’ , " . Then’I say, there is no MERCY, if it contin- W8» and ,therem"‘will not be any mercy for any of them if it continues.’ tilt «will not be said‘--as it was said today or yesterday-—“Just getin « g V _ an ever-present help’ in the time of need, One Who, is EVER PRES-' generally, and the recognition I your lifeboats. Get in your lifeboats inside of ,3 l not have a chance tog half an hour!” You wi get inside of your lifeboats, because you will not hear anything about it.’ Those thoughts are T Well worth considering! If youstop and consider what prejudice and bigotry will do for you, you will change your - I manner of teaching, 0 ye American citizens! - -- You will change your manner of thinking and you will change your manner of actionin deeds ; and in your daily activities. , We Must Learn Love for Everybody As I gave! to the worldlsome time ago, “GOD- BLESS AMERICA,” unless America changes her policy and method of living and of teach- ing ,prejudicially, GOD will no longer bless America.’ You can put on your sad countenances A and your-prejudicial, crocodile tears, but I will .- not hear you when you pray, unless you change your method of thinking and cast out of your system all prejudices and all bigotry, and learn to LOVE EVERYBODI/—I will not bless Am.er- « ica.’ ‘ . Now, there are those who know definitely that this is not anything to fool with, and they will run right on a mental and a spiritual MINE The; atmosgnhere surrounding M e- is filled with mental -and spiritual MINES and mental and spiritual S UBMARINES.’ Tell‘ them I said, LAY, OFF.’ Tell your pupil in school and all of the authorities, tell your superiors I said, LAK ~ OFF.’ Theirpthoughts-*are destructive to them-’. selves, if they think inharmoniously concerning , Me.’ It may sound foolish, but I AM declaring ; it‘ Tellkthe great and the small, thehigh and the low, the rich and the poor, matters not who you are, YOU HAD BETTER LAY OFF.’ IA.,AM a , LIVE WIRE! I,AM a_ «LIVE RAIL! Even for a -child to make such an assertion, he may not; \ be in yourschool many days longer! Jesus said: ~_ -. “We speak that which we know, and we .. do testify that we have seen, and ye receive‘ not our witness,” T which could have been said, if you vice-versa- ‘late that especial quotation: YOU HAD BET- TERSP-EAK THAT YOU-KNOW! YOU HAD. : .‘ BETTER’ TESTIFY THAT- YOU HAVE SEEN, and YOU HAD BETTER B/E A,WIT-V: u NESS To THE" TRUTH .AND HAVE REAL WHAT YOU SAY, WITNESSES TO PROVE IF YOU ‘SAY ANYTHING.’ Electricity Is Constructive and Destructive’ ’ I heard; someonesay velectricity is lightning, jerk T but yet’ it has beeniiharnessed and you, do not: November 30th, .1939 T h e’ N D AM J I I I 9, have to”go up in “the? ether again to get the lightning, electricity, to have it. Men use elec- tricity for the purpose of electrocution. They electrocute people by electricity and by the same — ‘current of that great invention. You will find it is a real international servant! It will serve you constructively in any angle expressible nec- essary; and on the other hand, it is destructive if you do not handle it constructively and intel- ligently. If you do not handle it scientifically and intelligently according to the law of elec- tricity, With understanding according to the dictionary of electricity, you may handle it de- structively and cause yourselves" and others to be destroyed thereby. ‘ ‘ There are those who handle MY NAME*and A ME in their thoughts constructively. They are C HEALED automatically of their afflictions and (l*lseases.’ They are EMANCIPATED from lacks, wants and ,lt'nm'tat/ions and froan all sorts of adverse and nnclesri’2r‘able eonclition3\by han- (Zling Me anal thinlnng on Me mentally and spir- itually ' eonstrraetiyely and harmoniously and .<<elen,ti_fieally and a.eeo'rcling to the clictionary of GOD on earth among this people! They do not even know the truth concerning the mystery, and they will try to teach others. They do not know the interpretation of those things——~th.at is what I mean when I say “dictionarily” speak- ._ ing, when I mention the dictionary of the in- ven.ti.on of electricity. When I speak: “dictionarilyfi I A.M speaking about they do n.ot know even the scientific in- terpretation of the mystery of what I AM talk- ing about. They do not know the scientific in- terpretation of what I AM doing, My NAME, My WORK and My MISSION. i Then I say, they should handle Me in Speak- ing, “dictionarily” and think about Me accord- ingly, for if they do not, it is detrimental to them. Matters »-not how high they may be, mat- ters not how low‘ they may be, matters not how great they may be and it matters not how small they may be; it is all the same in My consider- ation! "- The Sin against the Holy Ghost ‘ As I was saying the other day in speaking in reference to the condition of alwoman I- saw in a terrible physical condition apparently, as Well as a terrible mental condition—-this woman de- sired to speak to Me and so she did.-Through compassion I spoke with her, but in diagnos- ing the case mentally and spiritually as a D.D. of SALVATION,for humanity, I found that she had mentally and spiritually , maliciously touched the HOLY GHOST and had spoken -, N against it;land I showed conclusively’ theonly hope of her redemption was to serve her time out and pay the penalty. But no doubt she had served her time out and had paid the penalty until she could get to that place in conscious- ness where she could contact the SPIRIT har- moniously through SELF—DENIAL, through an open confession and through. forsaking her sins. completely. “Every sin a man doeth shall be for- given him, but he who sins against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven. «- him in this world,” said Jesus the Christ, “nor in the world to come.” There has been much comment and question- ing whether man or anyone had sinned against the HOLY GHOST, or who had sinned against the HOLY GHOST. Jesus, parably speaking, told’ you in that particular message. When they said He was the Prince of “other fellows,” when they called His Spirit the “other fellow” in _ the parable, He was telling you that that is_ sin against the HOLY GHOST. I say, in the par- able He was telling you, that is sin against the . HOLY GHOST. knows when you say the HOLY GHOST is the spirit of the “other fel- low.” , You Must .;l7-'a..y the Penalty _ 'I‘hen., _ “How” careful, then, ought we to live With such religious fears, For such a strict account you must give For your behavior here.” When they said He was the prince of “other i;'el1oW_s” or words to that effect, Jesus gave them to know that he who would sin. against the HOLY GHOST, there was no forgiveness for him or forthem in this world or in the world to come. But remember, you can. A be sentenced for a crime and if you serve your time and shall have paid the penalty, there is no forgiveness, but you have paid the penalty and youxwill get out when you have serived your sentence, on parole. ~ It is not because you are getting forgiven. You have paid the penalty or paid the fine, and you may go free apparently; but yet that sin ‘ or crime that you have committed will still re- main against you morally if you go back. and commit a crime agaiii. - I ~ What said J esns concerning the mystery vxlten the woman touched the hem of His garment? He said: I I 5' l " , P , / The New DAY Nevenaberfﬁoth-, 1939 A.D.F.D. “Go in pea'ce'_’and sin no more, lest a ’ Worse thing shall come upon you.” ‘ This is legal as well as spiritual. When you have been found guilty of a crime, even though you serve your time, that crime is \no longer against you. If you are a new creature after serving your time and will not repeat the crime, you can goyin peace; and if, you do not sinvagain, everything will be all right with thee. But if you go back and sin again, a Worse thing shall come upon thee. Can you not see the_ mystery ? , O. K. if_ You Sin No More When one shall have served his or her time, even though you have committed a crime pun- ishable by capital punishment, if you can serve it and pay the full penalty, you will not be guilty any longer after you have paid the pen- alty. But go and sin no more, lest it will return unto you again-——in short, you will find that the same thing you had paid for and had been emancipated from, will come upon you again. That is the mystery. , an Hereafter My followers, hearers and friends, and event the whole universe at largewill not have an occasion to ‘ask Mewhat is the sin against the HOLY GHOST. Jesus in the par- able told you, if you would but only look at the Scripture and read and see what He said be- fore He ‘made the last statement concerning the non-forgiveness for , sin against the HOLY GHOST. Take cognizance of both the statement before and after, and it will tell you directly ‘who has sinned against the HOLY GHOST and who is sinning against the HOLY GHOST. But because‘ you sin against the HOLY ’ GHOST as that sister did of Whom I‘AM 110W speaking, “it does not say that, you cannot pay the penalty, nor that you get forgiveness by paying the penalty. That is. not getting forgive- " ness. After you have paid the penalty and suf- fered su‘fficiently,"you may be released if you have any place to go. . ‘ In this government of ours, in this present democracy in which we are living, if a man commits a crime andis sentenced for any felo- *nious act, the person may not get pardoned and may not get forgiveness, but if he pays the penalty or if she pays the penalty,’ they are not forgiven but they have paid the penalty. If you buy something and pay for it, if you pay for something, whichever, they are not giving youlthat which you pay for, you are buying it. Can you not see the mystery?‘ Pay the Penalty and Go Free Now there is a chance for a lpersonwho has ._, H. ‘—' _.._.___ com_mitt5‘.r1 9 crime; and yet under such a pen- alty they *..,_-1; not be forgiven, but pay your fine or your penalty and then go free, if you have any place toogo. ‘Now if you do not have anywhere to go-—I have lots of prisoners Wri- ting Me from all parts of the country and even» from some of the other countries, who have served their time. If they have had five years" or such a certain length of time they were sup- posed to serve, after they have served their time, theyhave to have some place to go and something to do, or else they Will not release them. Can you not see themystery? V e - So it is in GO,D’S LAW of heaven. If yo have no place to go and nothing to do, even thoughyou have paid the penalty for sinning against the HOLY GHOST, it may not be a place found in the Book Where you can be re- leased to. They say, “I want someone to parole“ me, someone to Whom I can be released, some- one who will take me and-give me a job.” Even though they have served theirltime, paid the penalty, they are notrreleased unless they have someone to Whom they can be released; unless they have someone for Whom they can Work and earn a livelihood. Can you,‘-not see the mystery? ' . . Now, “Every sin a man doeth shall be for- given him, but he who sins against the Holy Ghost, there is no forgiveness,” ,just as the Bible says; but yet if you serve your time and pay the penalty, if there is someone to Whom you can be released and someone to Whom or with whom you can Work and earn a livelihood, someone with whom you can live and be independent and will not become to be a public charge again, you may be released and go free as you should have been. i - See What People Bring on Themselves Take these thoughts to consideration and see what the people are bringing upon themselves. But yet in the great Universal Mind Substance in the great Scheme of Things, S e V », “His truth is everlasting and His mercy : "f . endureth to all generations.” = Take cognizance of these thoughts \’ and tell your pupil in school and those with whom you come in contact, I said it is best for them to « LAY OFF, for they do not know WHOM they , i are talleiny, about.’ I AM independent, from every angle expressible.’ have not as yet asheol for a penny from any person or persons.’ 1 have . stood absolutely independent and have preached -nu . _q ./ ’ pendence tively transmittedly, A the ‘same to “millions of others and caused Cl hlflovembier 3oth, 1939 yx.o.F.p. TlhLeNEw on I v . y ' it the Gospel of-Jesus Christ and of the KING— DOM and the Gospel of the United States of America, the Constitution _and its Amendments “perf.ectionally,” and have lifted a STANDARD I of real Americanism and have caused My fol-I lowers, hearers and friends to be real Amer- ican /citizens; «yet all of My service is absolutely gratis to mankind, as a free gift to all human- ity! ) , Then I say, it pays them to lay off! Govern- mentally, politically and nationally I have preached the Gospel of, the United States of America,the Constitution and its Amendments, and I have declared the Declaration of ‘Inde- individuallyf severally and collec- for have transmitted them to become to be real’ American citi- zens by living according to the Constitution and its Amendments and according to the Declara- tion of Independence. Both the Gospel of the KINGDOM of GOD means a universal Kingdom of Righteousness in the hearts and lives of all humanity, I have, ' preached, and the KINGDOM of the Gospel of the United States of America, the Constitution and! its Amendments, effectively and so con- vincingly, millions are converted into true Amer- I icanism and have become real. American citizens _by living exactly according to. the Declaration of Independence and according to the Consti- . tution and its Amendments. How Dare They? This and” all other Work of My Mission have been absolutely gratis, Without remuneration, without love offerings, without contributions .‘and without donations or anything of that sort for My service. Then how dare any person to speak a word against VMe? I dare them to do it! I-say, I dare them to do it again‘! A If it is the judges on the ‘bench, even if it was the Chief Executive of the country, if he I was as some of these malicious’ individuals are . and would speak a word against Me, it would‘ “be detrimental! But as far as I know of. him , and as far as he has shown Me concerning him-. self, he has shown up to be a gentlemanand a ‘ statesman; therefore I know he would not speak. a word against My Majesty. He would not speak a word against,My,Majesty nor My Holi- ness, because he knows I AM the HOIIY ONE of _America! Therefore neither he nor any other ’,(-hieef ‘executive of our state or country or any states in the Union, would speak a word against My Holiness! It is onlyﬂthe upstarts, the prej- \_1 in Jesus Christ, which 125th St. cor. Park Avenue H 1 Flight up . . 693 9th Avenue udiced, imalicious, limited mortal-minded! Those" I who do it, they are IGNORANT and-as hea- \-thens -and as leaders of barbarism and as savages who would speak a word against Me, but saying that isn’t all! A I need not say a word about it! I did not let ‘I the public know publiclythat Judge Smith was running up against a live wire! I didhnotiiihave time to letthe generallpublicknow it! * I~have not had the time to let them know concerning many othersilwho are running and have run in opposition to Me, who are bringing swift judg- ment upon -themselves by speaking and "think- ing or acting against My plan as the HOLY ONE of America, «as the DEAN of the universe, as they REDEEMER and the SAVIOR of all humanity.’ I thank you. I thank you. Ithank you! ‘ - ' » ii A Correction In our issue of November -23rd, page 94, left hand column, the top line should beomitted. The sentence beginning in_ the bottom line of the preceding page will then read, “Also to further inform you our paper will not ‘refer to people by discriminatory terms.“ G PEACE l ‘ frel. CAthedra1_ 8-703; DR. BEOOM DENTIST 1N.c. 125th St. cor. Seventh Ave. ‘ ’\ (Over Herbert’s Jewelry’ Store) Other Offices: N.’ Y I , »- 86th St.’ cor. Leicington Ave. N. Y. _H0URS: K 42nd St. cor. Third Avenue ,N. Y. Daily -—-.9 to 9 34th St. cor. Third Avenue _N. Y, Sundays Sto 1 34th St. cor. Ninth“Avenue I N. Y " - - Albee Theatre Bldg., 3 De Kalb Ave., Brodklvn is (Opposite L_oe,ser’se) I PEACE . A A PO_‘DV,4OLL FursYRepaired and Remodeled L at Ifactoryv Prices 16 Years in Har1em—-10 per cent Discount to Followers 50 West 125th" Street, New York, N. Y. D HArlen”1 7-2119 PEACE , p - A 9 Sa‘1*n’s 9th Ave. Meat Market,\Inc_. ~543‘9th Avenue ’ r _ ‘ 900 9th Avenue _ I 88 Amsterdam Avenue 1838 AMSTERDAM AVENUE! - For Quality and Prices We thank You. FATHER . We thank You._i.FATIiE1i Tel. ALgonquin 4-69121 Aeworog /I//war:/. /lit FUR COATS and CLOTH COATS» 1 UNION SQUARE New York Cit)" Open Evenings ' PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISERS PEACE EDgecombe 4-1939 1 DR. s. w. BRATHWAITE1 SURGEON DENTIST "IA. M. to 12 Noon —— 1 to 6 P. M. -— to 9 P. M. Sunday by appointment 3oo W. I43rd St. (Cor. 8th Ave.) New York Citv Telephone LEhigh 4-1170 PEACE DR. H. L. MORSE Surgeon Dentist 125th Street, ' Cor. LEN OX Avenue Entrance on LENOX AVENUE Above Liggett’S Drug Store HOURS: DAILY 9 to 9 - 1 SUNDAY 10 to 1 NEW YORK CITY I thank You, FATHER Tel. AU. 3.8489 - PEACE Compliments of 1111. M. 1.9011 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 433 LENOX AVE., N. Y. City 0 Bet. 134th -— 135th Sts. 43 YEARS IN PRACTICE PEACE A Tlllinghast 5-6134 on. A. SHAPERA % SURGEON DENTIST I Extractions; Gas, X—Ray ‘ 464 LEN OX AVENUE ' (Corner 133rd Street) PEACE PEACE 12 , ‘ S A The NEW DAY”: November 30th. 1939 A.D.F.D, New York City UPEACE OLI-‘E UR CE DENTIST Extractions, Gas, X-Ray Dr.‘ M. Mp WOLFE (Daily, 9-9 —- Sundays, 10-1) New York City PEACE 1 Tel. COlumbus 5-1500 Established over 20 years . ‘ on. A. WOLFSON SURGEON DENTIST 401 West ‘59th St. New York City ’ Corner 9th Avenue ’ G A S i and X - R A Y DAILY 9 AM. to 9 P.M. \ . 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Lenox Ave. '_..A-.7‘___ .-..-A~_ New York City’ New York City _ V 1,.‘ _\ _ .,—»_. _‘ V . .1, ‘ ’ “_-$m.nr..s~_4‘ .' , November 30th, .1939 T e -N E WI D Y, “IN REFERENCE To THIS BANQUET 1 FEEL EXCEED- ._— I-NGLY GLAD AND OVERWHELMINGLY; PLEASED AND HAPPY TO HAVE SERVED IT” -—— EATHER DIVINE When There Is No Division among the Nations There W ill Be So Much Love and Unity that One Will Not Even Claim 0 Territory as His Own M I “OUR FATHERS MESSAGE” AT THE HOBOES’ BANQUET No. 204 WEST 63rd STREET NEW YORK CITY THURSDAY AFTERNOON THANKSGIVING DAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1939 A.D.F.D. ‘ From 6:00 to 12:00 P. M. The new date for Thanksgiving Day, as set forth. by the President of the United States, was accepted by many States, and many peo- ple enjoyed this apparently premature holi- day. One of the happiest groups, foremost in the acceptance of this change in custom, con- sistedof members of “The Hoboes of America,”- ,,who were guests of FATHER ‘DIVINE, the ‘GREAT, SAVIOUR of humanity, at ‘a royal feast, at the Sixty-third Street Extension. of the Peace Mission. Mr. Ralph Dalton, who heads this organization, has become interested in the great Work of FATHER DIVINE,» and has been attending the Righteous Government Forums quite frequently. He discovered, while in the PRESENCE of FATHER DIVINE, the "very thing and the only thing that could bring happiness in the lives of “the forgotten men,” thehoboes; and having the interest of these men at heart, he was happy to know that FA- THER DIVINE, Who loves all mankind, would receive these unfortunate men as His guests, to a real Thanksgiving, Dinner," a ‘Banquet of chicken, duck, turkey with dressing, creamed potatoes, baked __macaroni, creamed’ carrots, greens, pickled beets-,‘°‘ other vegetables, many kinds of bread, ‘pumpkin pie, ice cream, and everything that goes to make up a"‘rea1 Thanks- giving dinner” including .cranberry sauce. / At the regular midday Banquet, ‘at the Madi- son rAvenue Residence, FATHER mentioned ' this __occasio_n, and gave all who desired to at- ‘THEE. transcriber, after tend “The Hoboes” Banquet the privilege of doing so. However, HE did not state definite- ly that HE would be present in Person, as ‘ there were many things waiting His Personal 0 attention.‘ But being ALL—Compassion'ate, even as HE was in the‘Sonship Degree of Expres- sion, HE sacriﬁced these other things, for the sake of the lowly, and Condescendingly gave HIS,time and Service to these “forgotten” men. Many of these persons who are known as “hoboes” are men whose scholastic ability shows they have ‘come from fine homes, and have had splendid educations. They are, by no means, all base and degraded. Many of them have been radical, with advancediideas, and ﬁnding society a sham,“ unwilling. to support them in their views, they have denounced society, and g disinherited themselves from its connection, and have joined the rankskof other unfortunate and under-privileged persons, that they might live their own lives of freedom,’ unhampered by conventionality and tradition. These men, whose experience is far more Varied than that of most persons in society; who have been looked down ‘upon by those called the “elite”; their? hearts beat truer and more sincere than some who are lrobed in .costly» clothes, and their hearts were » ﬁlled with appreciation to FATHER DIVINE, for this Christly Expression of love, which was the first time, they stated, during‘ the i existence of the organization, that such a benevolent: act was tendered them. FA- THER served them out of the fulness of His Love, with both the material and Spiritual food, and instructed them in the way" of ser- vice. KIND SHEPHERD, we sincerely. thank (The foregoing statements are those_ of the which FATHER sp_eaks~‘as follows: A FATHER Explains His Method Of Serving PEACE, EVERYONE: (“PEACE, FATHER DEAR!” ‘joyfully rang out the merry,_voices.), A » S 13"" V 14 I wouldlike to say to our visiting guests. wle have an,odd way of serving: “One serves al and all serve“One.” When we pass anything and everything around, all are welcoine to serve just whatsoever he or she cares to eat. You need not take that which you do not care to eat. On the other hand, whatsoever is passed down, pass it ‘to your, next door neighbor, and let him serve as he chooses, such as he cares to eat, and he in turn, pass it on to his next door neighbor. I would like to say, we have a custom of passing our cups to the right for coffee, tea and postum, or whatsoever we are serving in the,.line of drinks. At this particular. instance, I AM going to say, those who take coffee, pass your cups to -the right, please. i (As these men were not familiar with our way of serving, it was nece-.sz:.1y“ for FA’l"I—l.El:I to teach iiiem this beautrful, “Divine” chain of service, and thus the LORD instructs again as follows.) ' PEACE, EVERYONE: (“.PEACE, FATHER DEAR:” replied‘ thei whole assembly.) __ I would just like to say, keep your cupsgo- _ing to the right, those who take coffee, and your cups’ will return to you ﬁlled; but when you ﬁrst pass your cup, it will not return back immediately. It must go down and up and then. to you again. . Keep. all of your cof- fee cups going to the right and your cups will return. ~ L All who take tea, pass your cups to the right, please, in ‘the same cycle of time. Al‘. who take . postun1,‘pass your cups to the ,1'ight. (And after the coffee, tea, postum and hot water were served, before the LORD was seated, HE made this inquiry, and throughout the course of the Service, the LORD delivered various. beautiful Messages, which are recorded, to- gether with some of the speeches of our guests.) THANK YOU, EAT}-IERIDEARI _ Making Place for the Guests PEACE, EVERYONE: I would just like to say to those who are not eating, if there is not enough room for our especial guests, we want youall to take the back stand please, and let the guests be seated. (At this instance, we listened attentively to the LORD, as HE spoke following the reading of a transcribed Message, by one of the sec- retaries.) ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE: (“PEACE, FATHER DEAR!” resounded the great throng.) / i 4 5.. .4“ The NEW DAY November 30th, 1959 A.D.F.D. I» repeat, I reiterate’ and I retrace that -little Message, especially the conclusion of it. I say to our visiting friends, you are welcome to be here, and if you care to speak, by moving voli- tionally as we do, you are welcome todo so. As a democracy I stand in MYSELF, as a democracy and as \a Representative of democ- racy; therefore, those who come in our divers assemblies, are welcome to speak, for the free- dom of speech I stress; the freedom of peace- ful assemblage and the freedom of the press. A We also stress the unity of Spirit, of Mind," of Aim and of Purpose; and again we stress the signiﬁcance of bringing an abolition to all segregation and discrimination among the peo- ple. When this is done universally, and all of the nations of the 'earth learn each other better, we will bring an end to all war, and there will be no more wars among the nations, for “where there is division there is strife.” I have stressed it, and I re—stress the same, but byithe unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose, we\ shall have a righteous government by the universal Brotherhood of man being established in the consciousness of them." We shall bring mankind in fellowship; one with theother, until there shall not be any division among, us. “Tlie Earth Is the Lord’s” When there will be no more division among the nations of the earth, there will not be am}: space nor place in consciousness for one na- tion to rise in opposition to the other, to in- trude on them, to invade the other’s territo- ries; but there willbe so much love and unity and tranquility until one will not even claim a territory of his own, and will not claim a land nor a country selﬁshly, but will realize, “the earth is the LORD’S and the fulness thereof,” and you all are the" real children of‘ GOD. . . How glorious it will be when this Love as Ilhave exempliﬁed it, shall have been estab- lished universally, for mankind then will learn war no more. Your equipments of“"war and your munition plants and all of your ammuni- tion will be changed into constructive forces for the advancement of civilization, for science and for invention to be established” more ef-I fectively, to build up rather than to tear down. _ This is a glorious occasion, and it is a pleas.- ure and an honor contributed among all of the unfoldments of My daily and yearly activities, to have the honor, as it maybe termed, as I afore said, to serve this Banquet this evening; for What said the Body called Jesus in speak- ,ing; of this mystery of which I AM now speak- ing? , “I AM meek and lowly in heart, and ’ thou shalt ﬁnd rest’ for thy-soul.” I‘ have declared, ‘ I iH"“Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” When this is done by all mankind, there will not be room for one man to try to steal from the other. , better to give,” according to the Teaching of the-MASTER, “than to receive.” It is written: “It is more blessed to give than to receive, for that which . you measure unto others, i the same is measured to you, but heaped up, pressed down, and shaken down, and running over.” For this-cause, I AM blessed beyond measure, and thoseiwho harmonize with ME, according ‘to My Teaching, they are blessed with the faithful few, as, it may be termed; and not merely the privi- leged few, but the faithful under-privileged and the non-privileged, the minorities, and those who are classed, as the least among you; it is a blessing to be a blessing for them. Unity will Bring About Righteous Government Then I say, “How good it is-to dwell to- gether -in unity‘;” in the unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose! When this unity! of —-Spirit shall have_been rightfully established in the hearts and lives of mankind, we shall have a righteous government. This is not merely an assertion; it is not merely an— affirmation; but far be it from an affirmation al_one, or an assertion alone, far be it from it, but it is .»confirmed by the CONFIRMER. That‘ which has been affirmed has also been confirmed, and that which hasbeen confirmed,.has also been de- clared, and that which is declared, is a declara-. tion; and that which has become to be a dec- laration and known.to many, and to be de- clared by them, it is no longer merely a dec- laration, but it. is a realization for all.,men. You shall realize a righteous government where righteousness shall have access’ and the spirit of righteousness shall move among us, and ‘shall [bring » about a moral betterment generally, and the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of ,Aim and of P_urpos.e, until you will be at- home with your brother wheresoever you are. This does notpmerely mean you willcbe at home with your brother, but your brother will be at home, with, you.;~for. “vice-versally”~ -it -is. '_ an expression, _and_.it is established once and’ forever. “ As I.say_ to My Followers, They will know deﬁnitely, “It is - November "3Bth, 1939- A.I).F.‘D. "MATH e NEW DAY ‘ g I 15 “Be mindful how you ‘entertain » _ strangers, whereby somehave enter- tained Angels unaware.” Now “vice-versalate” it and reverse that gear of thinking and of expression and use -it no longer as an assertion, but as a quotation trails- mitted: - ‘ ‘ F “Be mindful how you entertain friends, A and those with whom youcome in con- !‘ tact, for it is a just scale for each and all men to be mindful how they en- tertain each, other,” and , . “Do unto others as they would have them do to them.” ' ' Be Mindful How You Receive Your Reception Those who are strangers may not be ...enter- tainers, they may be entertained; but be mind- vful how you are entertained, and how you re- ceive your entertainment; how you receiveyour reception, and do unto others as I ,have re- quested them to do to you. I When this is established, we shall have a ' righteous government legally or illegally; 01-‘ in other words, ‘non—legal1y, even if it has not_ been carried through the process of legalization, it will be a "righteous government within our lives, in our business, in our affairs and in all ofour activities. I need "not say more. I believe there may be some visiting friends who may desire to have something to say, while we will continue to - serve, and serve quietly; and do the same-— in other words, the same way. If any of you desire to speak, you are welcome to move voli- tionally and speak accordingly. We will con» , tinue to serve. I thank you! I thank you! I thank you! (‘As FATHER was concluding this Message, a gentleman, one of the guests, rose spontane-‘ I ously, and asked’ if he might. say something. As FATHER took -His seat, another _; one of.- the, party, who was anxious to express his » gratitude --‘also, arose and spoke ahe-ad of the« gentleman who was already standing. FATHER courteously gave them all a chance, but per- ‘ mittedthe first one to’ give his expression by : the following words. » FATHER speaking: I - “I will be pleased" to hear from that gentle- man down there, who asked ME, m,a~y<he say ., something. ‘(The gentleman referred to by FATHER speaks as follows.) for we will“ ’have a Government within ‘ourselves, to do, that which is just and right to all -mankind; ' ._ ,i ,_ - J The N E‘ W D A November 30th,» 1939 A.D.F.D. i . ‘Representing-.the.Ozions- . I - These boys With wh_ich..I_ am sitting happen_ to be members ef the... organization called the Ozions, who are‘ connected with the World- 'I"elegram. an organization which, knows neither sect nor class nor race. All equally. are welcome to join us on our.hi,k_es" and our social activi- ties. ,Als,oifthis morni.ng_,7I happened to . attend ad” Thanksgiving service in -which Jews, Prot- estants and all. denominations took part, and I think both those occasions, the one this morn- ing and the one we are at now, are indications of a Spiritof which we all would like to see more of; for if we had a democ-racyhere, it would never function. as it ought to until all men are equal-——equal in their opportunities to enjoy life as -fully as this. country offers; equal in all rights in which no group, no matter how small it is, no one will be: segregated or dis- criminated against in any way; because that is not only undemocratic but un-American and those things which those people who held that first Thanksgiving Dinner up in New Eng- land, fled from in Europe—persec.ution, big- otry and... things of that sort. . So, FATHER DIVINE, in, behalf of this group, I want to thank You for giving us‘ this oI9Dortunity,.,to be with you and to share that gracefully. have be- hospitalityewhich You so stowed. _on us. I . A, -V (FATHER calls attention to another ‘gen- tleman desiring to speak.) (The next‘ speaker,_addresses the audience as follows:) “By their fruits ye shall know them” is a Scripture that we read of in the Bible. Now if you know Who FATHER DIVINE invited to this ‘magnificent feast tonight, you will know —- after I tell you, you will knowl——- you will be ableto judge the make of the Man. Of course He ‘is. like Jesus. Jesus wanted to goiamong His own kind,f He did not go” to the “ritzy” ones——He chased them out of the temple; He-went -to the fishermen, and so too, tonight, FATHER DIVINE at this banquet invites——who"=. do you suppose? Ho-hoes! The Personiﬁcation of Real Religion Now, as*I see-and try to analyze the religion that FATHER DIVINE is trying to carry out, I want to tell you that at this banquet as a hobo who has roamed around the world, I see no commercialism here. I_see that everything that was passed out was passed out with a fulness of heart and a generosity that you see nowhere‘ else; either amongst the Jews or amongst‘ the Christians or Y.M.C.A. guides‘, who VVhen~' have a cash register and they ring out every time they pass something to you. I don’t see that either. i A I Now for the first time, being a little ac- quainted with the religious attempts of peo- ple, I see that FATHER DIVINE here, is for the first time, taking this idea of'Christian- ity and bringing it down to the concrete world; Here is the PERSONIFICATION’ of real reli- gion! There is no promise of- a hereafter or a heaven, I don’t ‘think. Here it is! . Now I am afraid FATHER DIVINE is looking for. .».a universal adaptation, of this religion. Iain afraid, FATHER DIVINE, that this w..;.. race is too far gone for event an attempt of introducing this universal religion and to see the service of these people that live the life; to see the devotion. Now, all right, you may say, “Now why are they do- ing» it?’-i Now at the end of the year, after they have carried out this magnificent work and served one another, which is the greatest principle, which is the goal of mankind-——to~ serve your‘ fellowman——that is where the brotherhood of man startson earth; serving your fellowmen———and when you have attained. to that, then I am afraid you have reached the summit of development, of mental development, and this is the reward of all of you who are living the life and serving your fellowmen. I don’t know whatthe compensation is, but look at us who work all year. Have we ' got anything to show for it? Look at the happi- ness you have! And so now I wish You, FA- THER *DIVINE, the greatest success, and may Your success in the future be as great as this banquet was. Concerning the Migratory Workers (Mr. Dalton spoke at this time as follows:) PEACE, FATHER! This is one of the greatest pleasures of my. life. Thirty-five years ago there‘ was a man who called himself a human being. His‘ name was James E. \Howe. His folks left him a mil- lion dollars. After being gypped by a lot of charity organizations, he started what you call an international brotherhood association. Mr. Hoiwe said, “I am going through the coun- ti.'y”——-and he did not call them hoboes, he ~ called them migratory workers--and, FATHER,» if it were not for the migratoryworkers twen- , . ty years ago, we; would not have a United States of America; because these boys- at this table built the United States of America. -What do_I mean byithat?\They went onthe byways, they built the railroads, they built the farms .l q l W 1 November 30:11. 1939 A.D.‘F.D; *“Tlhe”N‘EWiD'A"Y ' [17 and the "highways. They are not burns! They" want to work! i . I I This is a real hoboes" convention. I went to many hotels with money; with price and no price,’ I said, “I have a man who is a former hobo. He has five hundred dollars, would you feed him in your hotel?”, “No! No! No!” Every- body refused the hoboes, money or not. Of course I did not tell them who some of these hoboes Were. Some at the present time are millionaires. ' ’ _,(l\/Ir. » Dalton went on to say many other things, stating that he has been running for Mayor of the City of New York for fifteen years, adding that he was going to watch the City Hall and do -the besthe could‘ to bring aboutthe RIGHTEOUS‘ GOVERNMENT, and was going to distribute three hundred copies of “The New Day” among the various divi- sions of his organization. Mr. Dalton. also com- pared, the clean and wholesome atmosphere of the Peace Mission with eating places-on. the Bowery, where they direct their patrons to the nearest_speakeasy; pointing out how FA- THER. serves tea, ‘coffee and other soft bever- ages and. everything and anything one may desire to eat, or wordsto that effect, an.d con- cluded by thanking FATHER f_or the wonder- ful banquet which greatly exceeded his ex- pectations. , I A « I Other Speakers The next speaker. was introduced as Rev. Quinn, who pointed out how people for gener-I ations have been misled through misinterpreta- tion and revised versions of the Holy Scrip- ture. He showed, through Scriptural passages, that there is no such thing as the names ap- plied to men to distinguish them, referring to the birth of Esau and Jacob, the twins of Rebecca, each of di..ffe1"ent complexion. Rev. Quinn re- ferred also to the Songs of Solomon and pre- dictions from the Book of Revelations, ]_which are fulfilled in this day; but the people con- tinue to deceive themselves, he said. , The next speaker was an inventor, and’ fol- lowing him a gent.lernan who referred to ‘him- self as an American Indian, stating that his race was as persecuted in this part. of the country as others in the south. That all men are createc‘ equal is also the theory of his people, he addedgiand that race, creed or color is immaterial, it is the heart. that counts. went on toisay there, is no such thing as a for- " ' eigner and when we cease to classify accord.- ingly but consider’ all as human beings, we will have a better country- FATHER DIVINE, he said, is one of“ the“ greatest orators and human- itarians he had ever been privileged ‘to enjoy feasting with, though he had traveled exten- sively. He closed his remarks with the state- ment that his r'a'ce’does not only give thanks once a year but for everything that comes. The great Orato‘r’ referred’ to by this ‘gentle. man,’our beloved'"SAVIOR, was the next speak- er, tothe delight of all.) _ TIME 8:11) I’. M. , , (FATHER sweetly sings the following song, with all -accompanying HIM, prior to this Message.) ‘ * ‘ _ “How good it is to" dwell together in unity, .Dwelling“in One, ‘dwelling in One‘, ‘ How good it is to dwell together in unity, Dwelling in the -. Oneness of GOD.” Blessings for All PEACE, EVERYONE: (“PEACE, FATHER DEAR!” echoed the Voices of the multitude.) I ' Good Health! Good Will; a Good "Appetite, . with Good Manners and Good Behaviour: Good Evening, Good Morning, Good ‘Afternoon, Good Evening, and Good Night has come. It is a privilege ‘to bring to, and before, your mind’s eye, the unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose. As“ I afore said, ““It is good to dwell to_gether in unity, ' Dwelling in the Oneness of GOD.” We really have, truthfully, we can say, have enjoyed the different speeches of our special guests this afternoon, or this evening, and we know and can say assuredly, and from hence- forth will be able to assure others as we have been, butmore definitely by a close contact with these gentlemen, that those who are com— ’ monly known asV“hob,oes”. are not mean men. No doubt, as a rule, as pilgrim travellers, as I have travelled MYSELF. in Person at times years ago, when you are going from one place to the other, you are going for the betterment of something. Usually you think it is for the bettermentofv ‘yourself‘——‘for the betterment of others. I have. travelled for the betterment of Myself , and others, as it may be termed; for when you are trying to help others, you are trying to help y.ourself,.eVen -if you are not con- scious. of it. . ‘ V - - A As On"e“Man at Jerusalem . Then I, say, it is .a privilege to be here an? to be able to cooperate in the unity of tl‘ Spirit, of l\/Iind, of Aim and of Purpose and 1 bring about in outward expression, */this un- 18' T h e N E n "A'Y November W3(')ht,h, 1939 i‘A.D.F.n. i versal"Bi3otl1er”of which we ar'e""s_treslsinig. say the universal Brotherhood of man is esé A tablished. in the hearts and lives of men. As one man, we all may stand even as one man at Jerusalem. " * ' When 1”w»éfspeak of tl1i_sl[“Governnient, spnieak ,. of this government and depict the very picture, ca.lled “Uncle Sam” l_rep1fe'senting the whole. governmen_t, but summed up in one man, or in the appearance of one man. So it is with this Universal Brotherhood‘ of, man;. we shall, establish ituniversally until all _wi_ll conceive the same idea and will beof, one he,art_and of one mind, and express this Universal man.. A Truly might have,.Uncle Sam declared by one A of his documents, V _ . . _ j , , _ “Out For one blood, GOD”creat"ed all of I the: nations that dwell'u.pon the face‘ of the eartl1;”=and ' ‘ ' " “GOD ‘created. all men equal..” For this cause we are.rej_oicing. We are re; joicing because we have the Constitution of our Country and its" Amendments ‘as an ”en—- dorsement to that of ,which, we , are stressing. and bringing into ‘outer expression; although tl1ere,a‘re“’ those who criticize the Unfoldment, of thishmystery; but we shall bring an aboli-_ tion to all divisions. Z ' As ,_ we represent _ the ' universal brotherhood, the Universal Brother, we _ shall stand as one man at Jerusalem, and all men shall ibe able to enjoy the results‘ of this, , Universal Brotherhood of Man, the unity of‘ the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim andof ‘Purpose. The Work Shall Not-Be in Vain How‘ glorious it is‘ to observe it, as one of- the speakers said, while reachingout 'into"al1‘ ﬁelds ':o:f “endeavor,” realizing I cannot do’ My real Inﬁnite ‘Work, "I do not reach all nheii” in all I walksof life, those who are called," “the I high;”~‘ those who are ‘called "‘the low,” those who are called‘ “the lg‘reat;”“ andthose‘ who are called “the s1nall;” ‘those who are known to lblehl “the over—privileged,” and those who ‘ are ‘known to be “.t'h'e unde1"—p1"ivilieged,” and those whowerev known‘~'to ‘I-be “the “non—privileged,” and even “downtrodden.” I came to bring them on ‘one common. level. Now,‘ aren’t you‘ glad"? Then I say, My Work shall‘ not be in"vain'. I I ‘ I shall not be diseouraged~u'nti"l I shall ‘have broken down every idol and cast"out “every foe, ‘ and shall have esta%blis‘li'edlrighteousness where- I soever I go. Oh, it“ is “a privilege’ to live insucli ai14ocog— nition, for it is joy beyond ‘degrees. "Itis joy ’ ' c _ t_ _ ~_ _ __ _ _ _ _ 9 A , l A ., .~ 2 This‘1"s»not”‘a supposition; th1s'1s ‘My iDeclara’- unspeak'able.~ You cannot even e’Xpil’ain”'it.“‘Words ‘$7; of the” ihuinan languageﬂof all of . the . divers dia.lelcts and languages, accents and expressions "of the human language ar_e inadequate to ex- Aplainlthe mystery. You may search all of the , vocabularies of civilization and even in heathen- . . ism,_ they cannot explainfthey significance of . this, .4; "Love to the children of__men_, for whichl came; but’ “it is good to "dwell together in u\nity.’.’..A Then I say, “How good it is for brethren. to dwell to-. ” gether in unity, Dwelling in One, d_wel~ling“in',One; »You -are dwelling in the /Oneness of GOD’. The,Cosmic Forces in Harmony.. . . ‘ > I ‘ i This is the thought of ouriWork, of our Mis- ’ sion and our Activities: We must con‘si'der we“ I must reach all people. “E Pluribus’Unu1‘n”'I stand, and I express it from that "angle, that I,-mankind generally might observe the unity of‘ V Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose, and do -. away ~with all of their prejudice individually, severally and’ collectively; ‘for when this is ' ac? com-plished, when men learn’e,'acl1'”-other better,” I we -will bring an end._to alliwars and everything ~else= that causes confusionpthat causes misery, disappointment and failure. Even the Cosmic Forces of Nature will work in harmony with . us when all humanity shall have been converted A " to Righteousness, Truth and Justice, and live accordingto, My Teaching. ‘ ’ - . , _ I have proven My Assertion for many years in the City of New York, here. I have dem- 4 onstrated -.M”y Assertion,‘ and manifested ‘it’ openly to the public. When I Am goingeon an outdoor,-demonstration, whensoever we are go- ing -to have a parade or anything of thatsort, matters not how stormy" itmay “be, the I Cosmic Forces of Nature, they work in hair-i mony with ME. I have declared, ._ I ~ ,‘,‘As,with an individual, so with a nation;i and as with a nation, so with all nations.”_- -V When you learnito love one another andgbringﬁ an abolition to all segregation and all discrimi-" H nation and all sense of prejudice and'bigo_try_ and envy, "malice, selﬁshness’ andllstrife, why, even the’ Cosmic Forces of Nature will work’_ _ in perfect harmony with you, and GOD, a 1iv- _ ing reality,'will be your protection in all dis-g _ asters; ’*in‘all storms, and in all “floods and flames. GOD will be "your Refuge and your Strength, ' and the world and adverse 'andun“hdesirable con->_ "lditions'5fca11_do you noll'1arm.“ , No -Pr-ejudic-e ngr-~ fg§n j_{‘_._A_ iversally. ' " that he had been trying to get to the City Hall. ,/ ,/' November soot, 1939'A.,'.n.i=.n. The New "DAY I in 4 it 19 tion and Conscious Recognition and the'realiza— tion' of millions, for I havemanifested it to all humanity over and over again, hundreds of times. But right here in New York City, and in the surroundings, whensoever we are having an outdoorodemonstration, if it is stormy, it matters not; when we get out there, the storm becomes calm. Why‘? Because I AM in har- mony with mankind. I AM ‘not antagonistic. I AM not malicious. I AM not “prejudicialated” with the spirit of prejudice. I’ AM not inspired by the spirit of prejudice, to maliciouslytry to do My fellowmen wrong, or «do them any harm. Because of this, even the winds -and the Waves will obey. ‘ I I" To those who are believers in Religion, if you retrace your thoughts back to, through and to the. Scripture, you will see that the Cosmic Forces of Nature, they work in harmony with those who are true and faithful, and -I believe and trust in the ALMIGHTY. Can you not see the mystery? . GOD’S PRESENCE is just as expressive and ~.'iust as operative today as it was with Moses in the wilderness, and as with Moses when he was crossing——in other words, passing through the Red Sea. Some may say it is a story. It is a very good story. By using the story and the stories of the Scripture, even though it may be expression of superstition for the material- ists or the critics, I use it so constructively and so scientiﬁcally, until mankind __is convinced to believe, there is ‘a reality in what I AM doing, for I bring PEACE out of confusion; I bring the ABUNDANCE'of the Fulness of all good things right down here on the material plane, for yourcomfort, for your convenience and for your life’s existence and ‘for your consolation in the time of trials and tribulations. Aren’t you glad? I \ The Materialists.,Can See. the Reality For this cause I convince the inaterialists and "those who may not believe in GOD, there is a reality in this superstitious,‘ suppositional ver- ’ sion,, when ‘you bring it from out of the sup- positional world of ‘expression_...into materializa— tion and into_ outer expression, and materially ‘inaiiifest it, they can see deﬁnitelyntliere is a reality in that which you are stressing. As I have it here, so shall we have_.it_ uni- I heard one say’ at little while ago, With or without a BODY, this PRINCIPLE that “S Q 7 have lifted asa standard, shall be in all gov- eriiment‘, according to the Constitution, accord- ingrto "its Amendments, "9according‘to the Decla- ,».%AV‘.;fa,tion of'Independence,' It shall be established .Q‘ \ mi‘, «\. in this government. we shall’ have a righteous government. This is not a supposition. I AM at the 5-White House now, I do not have to go there PERSONALLY. I do not have to go to the City Hall PERSONALLY. I will transmit My Spirit to those who are selected andelected as the chief executives, and cause them to live right. I will‘ be there in theni, and I will rule in them, and will judge the people with equity in them. a If they will not do it, I will move out of them. I will move out of them, or will move them out of their places, and move someone else in their places who will deal justly be- tween man and man, andwho will judge the people with equity. Then we shall have a Righteous -Government right here on earth among the ‘ people,‘ and you will not have to try to go to Heaven to find Peace. We are not thinking about going to Heaven. A good many people want you to get ‘a mind to go to Heaven, some place, so you can go away from here. We have CL mind’. made up to stay right here. Government Controlled by Righteousness Wo_uld. you not rather have a governrnent, not only a city government or a state govern-== ment, but would you not rather have ‘a Fed- eral government controlled by ‘Righteousness or someone who represents Righteousness, Truth and Justice in its entirety, than to have it controlled by the war dictators, or have a government controlled by, prejudice, malice, inaliciousness and destruction: in other words, by destructive minds that are always willing and ready to destroy? it Would you not rather have a government that is controlled by a Principle, by a Stan- dard that will give equity and a square deal; in other words, that will judge the people with it equity, and will give an equitable adjustment and deal justly between man and _man, and will bring an abolition to all Cl1V1S1OI1, to ‘all segregation and all discrimination, and give every person a square“deal? I know you would? rather have, not only a. national government as such, than to have one controlled by prej-=~ I udice, segregation; di.scri.mination‘and all sorts of races, creeds, and colors uppermostly in the consciousness of the executives. I know you would rather have agoveriiment that will live for the people andby ‘the. people and through the people for the common good. of all hu- . manityl , How glorious it is to livegin such a recog- nition, where GOD is on earth among this people 1' Hence, with or without "a ‘BODY, is \_ .;: absolutely immaiierial to ME; My Version shall go forth conquering and to conquer, and shall be reckoned in all government, with or with- out MY BODY. I AM not representing IMY BODY. ._ Mathematics Is Im-personal‘ Now the principle of mathematics controls and rules the world of accounts. If you learn the principle and learn to use it expertly and accurately from every angle expressible, you are a mathematician, because mathematics can be used by any person. The principle is imper- soznal. It is as operative and as expressive for one as it is for the other. This Law of Life of which I AM stressing, ‘even MY SPIRIT and MY MIND, which is known to be MINE Personally, it is impersonal. All -that I AM is impersonal. Can you not see the mystery? It is just" as expressive and just as operative for you as it is for! ME Personally: the very Understanding, the very Spirit, the very Love, for GOD is Impersonal; therefore, all that HE is, is impersonal, and just as expressive for one as HE is for the other, if you will allow His "expression to have access within you. How glorious it is to live in such a recogni~ tion, and to build upon such a Foundation that cannot be shaken. , I will not bore you, if I have been boring you; I will not bore you very much longer at this instance; but being stirred to that extent, as I AM, I felt somewhat obliged to say what I ‘have said, to let My Followers, hearers and friends know just where -I AM, and know for what I stand. , It will be wonderful when all government uni- versally, shall have this Principle, such. as I have lifted, this Standard in all government, to control all government universally, with or ‘without a BODY, and yet within all bodies. The Principle as the principle of mathematics controls the world of accounts, so shall this Principle, this Standard that I have lifted, rule and super-rule and control the people, and bring about a universal UTOPIA. established for all humanity, even as I have it Jurisdic- tionally. I thank you! Ithank you! I thank you! (Following this "beautiful Message, another of ' the guests arose and spoke as follows:) PEACE, brothers and sisters and FATHER DIVINE, GOD ALMIGHTY! It is a pleasure to be here tonight. I have the honor and the glory and I want to give praise to GOD and .also I want to thank the brother, my friend, Mr. Dalton, for the opportunity he gave me toabe. here with this gathering tonight. {That is 20 A -m. NEW DAY November (some, 1939 'AI.D.F.D. the greatest pleasure in all my life, and I also wish to thank every one of the.,_workers, all the brothers and sisters in this Movement. I thinkfit is the most wonderful thing in the world that we can see right here on earth, and I think I am not out of order to give thanks right now, which I think I am in the right place, and I think the SPIRIT has been mov- ing in me and I have been trying to get up for quite a while. I think the SPIRIT has got in me, and I said, “I think I have to get up.” I just could not help it, you see, and I want to thank GOD for this wonderful feast that we had. I think I have had more than my share—- more than enough. We had plentiful and more . than we need to supply everyone. I want to thank everyone, GOD, FATHER DIVINE, for the opportunity to be here and to partake’ in this wonderful Thanksgiving Day Feast, I thank You, FATHER! (Since the press has been clamoring for a statement from FATHER concerning world affairs today, He condescendingly released a Message to Europe, which made this day addi- tionally memorial. At this time the Message was read, and at its conclusion there were other remarks by the visiting guests. The next speaker said in substance that he could see the handwriting on the wall, as in days of old, and A that men have started something today’. and that they do not know what will be the outcome. FATHER rose Personally again at this junc- ture to give another brief Message.) (As HE is affecting all phases of life for ' good, HE gives cooperation at this Banquet to the Post Office Department, by urging early -- Christmas mailing. THANK YOU, DEAR.) I . PEACE, EVERYONE: , (“PEACE, FATHER DEAR’-’, multitude again.) .. ‘ V GOOD HEALTH! GOOD, WILL and a GOOD APPETITE. We desire for everyone to have the same. In. other words, ,we are speaking these Blessings into consideration. ' They are in ‘existence, but I speak them into consider- ation, and as you consider them, and harmo- nize with My Version, I AM sure you will have FATHER greeted) the a GOOD""APPETITE, and will have GOOD H HEALTH. , T . At this instance, Iwould like to say just be- fore we conclude this first Banquet, as it may V be ‘termed, in cooperation with the Police De- partment——in other words, with the Post Office! A Department, I AM asking, all friends and those , who are non-friends, to do your Christmas maile is I November 30th, 1939 A}D,F.D. T h e. N E W D A Y ing of your parcels, cards and ‘such’ like early -—save‘ the over—rush of the Post Office Depart- ment on Christmas Day, or just before. The Post Office xwill be closed all day on Christmas Day, therefore, those ’ who desire ‘topsend parcels, cards and other mail for Christ- mas, it would be good to start shopping now, and send them out early. Have them out on time, and I AM‘sure the Post Office Department will seethat ‘everything will be delivered, and those things that are insured, will be sure; in other words, you will be sure to have them de- livered on time, or else you could proceed to collect the loss of such as you may send through. the mail insured; otherwise you could send tracers to get information whether, or where, such parcels, letters or cards are, if they are of value, if they are missent, or why they are delayed in being delivered. I " Call for (.lo7o]_)eifatio11 .. This is a contribution I AM giving to the Post Office Department. MYSELF, My Co- workers, Followers,‘ friends and others‘ will take cognizance of it.‘ You will also find in “The New Day,” this week’s issue, the same’ article printed?” Those who are readers of “The New Day,” read the Message and the divers Mes- sages and notices which I have given, and co- ~operate« with ME, I will cooperate with you. Nextly I wishto say in reference to this Banquet, I feel exceedingly glad and overwhelm- . ingly pleased and happyto have served it, and I if others can be made happy by serving such Banquets as this, not only on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, but any day in the future, when it is possible and convenient to do so, we will endeavor to do it, with those who are willing and ready to receive it, if they are open—minded, and will harmonize with the Life I AM advocating. If I can help you to help yourself, if I can attract your attention andwyour minds to a de- gree whereby it will be" helpful to you to make your divers advances, we are pleased to do so. I ' will not be discouraged. I AM here, and when ‘ the time comes, not only as I say, on Christ- mas Day or on Thanksgiving Day, but as ev- ery day is Thanksgiving .with My Followers -and with MYSELF, and as ‘Christmas Day is one eternal day with those of Mine“; and as New Year’s, Day as a Happy New Year, we have one eternal Happy New Year Day, per- mit ME to be».\in readiness continually, as I- have been, when it 18 convenient to repeat such I a demonstration as this one, for those who are in needg. ' I ' 21‘ \,,_ Live Evangelically 'Of course it happens to be that these gen- /tlemen had not had the pleasure of being with ME before, a good many of them; but this is aldaily occurrence with ME, two, three and four times a day; at times more than that, but especially around noon.time at My Madison Avenue Residence, we" accomodate of the im- mediate staff, the co—workers and Followers, those who are the same as these, a good many of them, who have been of the under—privileged and non—privileged before they knew ME, Per- sonally; they, are dining at the Banquet Table daily. All I request is the honor of humanity generally, to live Evangelically; make‘up their minds to harmonize with ME. As I have lifted, a Standard, I AM lifting you, if you desire to be lifted mentally and Spiritually. I will pp give you your real emancipation from undesir- able con.ditio.ns in the future; know depression. I have Followers who have been with ME for imany years, some twenty-five or thirty or more years,» even many more years, who have not seen any depressions nor panics nor lacks, wants or limitations since they have been with ME. The sameSpirit is speaking today, and“ is just as operative as it was, with those you will not who are with ME now, and even with ME for 10, these many years who first started with In the time of depression and in the time of food and sugar scarcity, in the time of coal ' scarcity and everything else,’ the Spirit of MY PRESENCE through cooperation and har- monization, has prepared’ and bountifully sup;-» plied each and all of Mine, by My Presence with them. This is notlconfined neither is it bound to those who are called “Mine” alone. As‘ I say when men mention races and color’ in reference to ME and to My Activities, I say quite often, I AM just whatsoever. electricity is; and I AM hereto help My people. Those who have chosen ME, I have chosen themgfrom every field of endeavor, of every ‘walk of life, of every profession and of ‘every trade and of every movement and expression, those who have chosen ME, I have chosen them, and they are “My chosen people,” as I AM for them. The Same for All I Electricity happens to be reflecting that com- plexion or color in this particular globe here (this ‘globe reflected a yellowish light, and was just. over the Dining Table); but when. you are travelling on the highway, you usually see a gre;eni‘lig_ht and a red light, Doesthat say that e.‘ 22 electricityis green or‘red?” Although you say it is a green electric light or a red -electric light, it islonly reflecting throughthat fora purpose. ' I ' _I AM electricity, the Spirit for each and all p of you, and oneis-as much- “My peoi'ple”’,;to ME‘ as another, or’ as the .other, xﬁrhichever.“ It is according to your faith, and according to your contact, and according to how you receive Now this is not just, the beginning, but these ’ gentlemen’ whom I . AM serving today, or to- night, whichever, may be termed“fthe under- privileged”; they may be ‘ termed the “non- privileged,” through ’My “’Condesce'i1sion and ’ I s have invited those who are called “‘the over- privileged,’’, and those who are called “the high- er-ups” at times to dine with ME, but remem- ber, I know -this in My Consideration; is more honor, a greater honor, because it is more ap- preciated. Can you not see the mystery? How- ever, a.s I AM not confined nor bound to‘ any people, neither to any walk of life, profession or class or» assembly or organization, My Work is just as operative and expressive for one as it‘ is for theother, and I AM just as much. needed insociety as I AM in the Bowery: If I AM down on the Bowery, IAM needed there, but I may be needed more to establish a real,’ model home in the restricted neighborhoods,’ than I AM needed on the Bowery, to be real‘ model neighbors, to , be real model friends ‘as _ samples andas: examples for men to show them ‘how to ‘glove’ each other," to show them, how to» . cease to “segregate and discriminate and _have ' so much prejudice one against the other, and especially to bring’ an abolition to self-exalta—‘ tion, to bigotry, to racial. prejudice and social f prejudice and other detestable tendencies that may not be seen in the under-privileged as much, as they would be seen inilsociety. Manifesting the Perfect Picture These. thoughts are well worth considering., But as CHRIST is the REDEEMER and the SAVIOUR of men, to you I come, to; reach all- I mankind’ wheresoever they may be found; there- fore, as ‘a*Model,» as a Sample and as an Ex- ample, permit, .ME to stand andiexpress. Per- mit ME to manifest the Perfect‘ Picture for each andfor all of thepeople, whether it be a- mong the under-privileged, the non-privileged, the minorities or the“majorities, or be among the over—privileged and in ‘-society, I, must be reckoned‘ wheresoever I‘ AM E represented. I thank you.i I p: , i ' _\ I 5 At’ this instance we are going to ‘ask those i of ou'rf’guests at My ‘Left who have dined,’ you , g E ‘ARCH SHOES N > ‘New York City‘ I isss TI-I_lIRl) AVENUE , , . I , I FULL LINE OFBEIDSPRINGS E Phone: LE; 4-2254 ‘C ’ \ I . T Ii e N Ew D A Y _Noveml:$er 30th, 1939, fAiog.F.ip,_, _. may consider yourselves privileged without any? criticism, to rise, and if you care to go up in the auditorium, to entertain yourselves or be , 1 entertained,you are welcome to do so. If you do not care togo up in the auditorium, you may it take seats if you can get seats in the _audience,__ : "here in the dining room, or stand, as you choose. L, There are others who would care to eat." _.I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE; I would like to_ say to those at,M’y right here, _. ; ., who have not dined, pass‘ your"cups,.th0se of you who care to take ‘coffeeypass your cups -first for coffee, Just pass them_ up, please, ,_ ~Just -pass them right up, “and those who care; for tea, afterward ‘will pass their cups up for tea: (At this second Table,‘ FATHER.blessed has -many of the Followers as it was possible to I seat, with the privilege of being served at this V time, and they were truly happy to be served Personally by the LORD.) . I FATHER: . A PEACE, EVERYONE g_ ‘ If ‘there is anyone who has not dined, who cares to eat, you may take seats at thi_s_Table,. at My Left, afid the dishes will be passed out, and you can be served. at this left-h_and'.’,i’..table.K PEACE, EVERYONE: , I would just‘ like to say, if anyonehthose you Who are interested in» the motion, pictures; ' -—~ the motion pictures will be shown upstairs, , if you desire to seethem gratis: FREE -motion- pictures of the Movement, of the different places and our different demonstrations we V h‘ave~had' will be ‘shown up in the public audi- torium, absolutely free. Ithank you.- PEACE This is your opportunity to take advantage of our sale, many styles at $4.98 ,AlR-O-PEDILC, I 56 East 34th Street. PEACE , . "' Kl , PEACEA CENTER MATTRESS‘ FACTORY , I ‘ Near 104th Sptreét , w ~ ~V<Mattress Made 0ver,;,$1.75 _ _ ,' BED SPRING and MATTRESS‘‘$9;9i5%.,;j_.’»i-‘ '‘ Canvassers,,iWant;ed,_ —- Factory at 174 E. j V Thank You. 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Holes,’ Buttons 1742 Madison AVe., bet."114th'& 115th Sts., N.Y.C. G Apmcz Pants, Sweet-Orr Work clams OEF.BAcKERv Neat 125th St, .N. I. (3. M ‘. ‘ .. New ‘York City . EVERYTHING for shim, Ties, Underwear, 7 am.‘ .2331... 8th DAY Posture Foundation? Your ant":-e well being depends on prop§i- foot foundation. Foot troubles do not always stop at the feel but affect your entire body structure and nervous ‘sys- tem. Wear Simplex Travel-Aim shoes during the day and retain normal toot health. X-RAY FITTING STATELY SHOES . 2 EAST 125th STREET (Near 5th Ave., New York City) PEACE‘ OUR BUSINESS INCREASED 100. PER AGENT Peace Have You A Real Peace THOSE HINT ENGLAND é wishing to hear of the Wonderful Works of . FATHER DIVINE R . may contact Miss Yarrow. BMIYAR, We thank You, FATHER London, W. C. 1 A . We thank You, FATHER c C R I T Z 9 7‘ FAMOUS ma BETTER; Coats —— Suits ———- Dresses PEACE * 29 E. 125th St.. Bet. 5th and Mad. Aves., N.~.Y. 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HVEITNE.—R' ‘:1 SPECIALTY SHOP 1 H SCORSMETS & UNDERWEAR * EXTRA SIZE _,_ BLOUSES & SKIRTSV 154 WEST 116th ST. V Apartment House Supplies‘ 1 Paints and Lacquers —{ Auto and House “Keys .- V I 24 125111‘ so, N. Y. City 65o%LENox tl , 'I‘e1.: UN. 4-4636 4 We thank You, FATHER _ NEW YO-RAKECITY V Tel. UNi\}erIsityv 4-5355 ‘j New York City V’ V V PEACE, V 1Newr€%Yor_k-‘ City»; A ‘A _ .....__._ ,,_, ,./ November 30th, 1939 "AID.F.D'. ‘The NEW— DLKY ‘ I, . ‘ . _ 25 D WHILE MILLIoNs ARE STARVING THE DAEUNDANCE or THE FULNESS or ALL GOOD THINGS AND TO SPARE IS IN I YOUR EATHER’s HOUSEé—, As, the Earth Has a Gravitation Even So Fear Has 21 Grgvitation in or an Attraction to Draw the Things,r,YouFear , D .“OUR EATHE’R*s_ MESSAGE” “GIVEN WHILE it AT THE IBANQUETI TABLE 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE D 9 NEW YORK CITY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1939 A.D.E.D. TIME: 2:40 P. M. I As Jesus taught His disciples and gave tliemi understanding through parables, so does FA»- THER DIVINE; and in the very" enlightening Message given on this occasion, He used tlirec-, parables to illustrate th.e points brought out. Through inventions and discoveries which, though marvelous, have become common and taken for granted, much can be learned, and while our SAVIOR has spoken often of “elec- tricity, in these parables new phasesgare seen.- The storage battery of an automobile, -the elec-D tric light which dispels darkness and the radio D V receiving set, all are symbols of the body, souls and mentality’ of man, and when interpreted have a story to tell. i Otherpoints were also stressed by “ FATHER D and the interesting testimony of Mr. Preston Dudley of Washington, D. G. _ ‘D THANK YOU, OUR BELOVED REDEEMERE (The-foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S.Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE!‘ , '” _ D Here we all are again; there I‘ sit and here you ‘stand. In the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of . ‘aimanzl of purpose to you I come, that tliis ‘ contagious united system of both government and of our, -life’s existence in this civilization might unify all mankind together. By this we shall have a’IRIGHTEOUS, GOVERNMENT, a.l- though .you-may not observe the fulness of V RIGHTEOUSNESS exempliﬁed as itgshall be; i but as a sketch and as a reﬂection of a percent of a fractionfof a grain of this mystery, I have stressed, it. in the actuated words of My expres- . sion, that mankind might see. and know there’ — is a reality in the j‘UNITY of, sp.ir'it,of' mind,’ of _ . aimpjandj of purpose.‘ v j 7 I’ 81' o_ -‘ 1 It brings mankindin close fellowship one with D the other, and fulﬁls the Psalmic prediction of ‘ David: S D “How good it is for brethren to dwell together in‘unity.—” . I \ I .9 You can see in" reality, “Where there is union, -there is strength.” By UNIFYING yourselves together in one com- mon cause and for one common purpose, you ﬁnd you are stronger and grow ‘stronger-’ daily. and will eventually break every barrier ‘that binds, and unify all mankind and bring an aboc lition to all prejudices, segregation and dis-" crimination; and heaven" will be on earth in ,_ reality,» where GODIHIMSELF alone shall reign : on the throne of Ithe..§‘mirids of’ the _‘ cil1'ildren of men and fulﬁl"the‘ Psalmic prediction again: “Righteousness and judgment are the habitation of His throne.” ‘ ‘ . .Aren’t you glad?‘ ‘ Abundance in Your FATHER’S House As -‘I often say, men marvel at theunfold; l ment of the blessings of supply; yea, the bless- ing of supply is an abstract elxprélssion and it is a blessing it is true, whilst millions are, as as was with the Prodigal son, starving, and the abundance of the fulness of all good things and to spare is in your FATHER’S House. The same is in the House of FAITH for each and every Child of" GOD. I do notrmean someplace geo- ; graphically, but a place ‘in consciousness ‘where _ D you all can stand and declare with David: ,‘‘The' LORD is [My Shepherd and Ishall i not want?’ ’ “ I ‘ ’ O WJhen;’ryouf;_r—ea1ize this and when you olive it anjdexpress it,'G‘OD will bless you _now,_,hence- forth and f_orever,,.'for what said lrconcerningi ~ the “mystery? A V I __ . "-_i‘s‘I once 7 was younglbut nowil am old; I [have never seen‘ therrighteousIforsal-ten, 1f_,;"n’eit_hj__ler'jh’is_'"'s‘e.ed2 begging bread.’I’ o , L. ~26‘ 4'rh‘e NEW DAY if November 30th,. 1939 'A‘.n.r.o. It is something wrong if the people in a land of plenty are going around in lacks, wants and limitations, for the very Presence of CHRIST of nineteen hundred years ago, supplied the hungry and bountifully fed the poor. And did ,He not say: “Lo, I AM with you alway.” Now, the recognition of GOD’S Pres/ence should be in evidence at the absence of the Presence of the Person of Jesus, even if you cannot observe the mystery as these My im- mediate people; for you should realize once and forever, the Mission of CHRIST on earth among men, especially to those of you under Chris- tendom: . “His name shall be called Indmanuel, ' being interpreted, GOD is with us.” The Rod and Staff , How glorious it is to get this interpretation and to get it established within you once and forever and be consciously convinced and’con- victed once and forever that GOD as a living reality is with you! When this is established in your conscious mentality, youcan relax it and rely on the FUNDAMENTAL. You can de- clare as David did: “. . . for'Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.” ‘You are comforted with such consolating words. of your LORD and your SAVIOR, by such an interpretation : “His name is called Immanuel, being . ‘interpreted, GOD is with us.” . As the invention of electricity, an invention in this advanced civilization very much \to be considered, as it is a parable of GOD and of His SPIRIT; how He can and will be with His people and will help in every need; electricity is one of the great inv‘entions,thatis a servant to mankind in every walk of life and from every angle expressible. Electricity can kill you and electricity can. give you life. The great inven- tion asa sketch and a reﬂection of a percent of a fraction of a grain of the mystery of the Presence of CHRIST; to let you see and know, after ‘the invention of electricity and the ad- vancement of civilization, the world that was in darkness was lighted. V This room would have been in darkness had we merely had candle lights in here. It would have been in darkness compared to the light that we"no'w enjoy. The Presence of GOD among. the children of men will automatically adjust matters” satisfactorily. It will heal your physical bodies; will heal your minds and heal your souls. It will restore your soul! The Work of HIS Presenlce Truly might have the writer said: “He restoreth my soul.” I believe the majority of My followers and even My visiting friends can bear «witness that My Presence has actually restored .their souls. Aren’t you glad? , In your automobiles you should have a storage battery, and whenit is run down, you should have it recharged~—I could have said “re—stored.” Aren’t you glad? You should have a storage tank to run your motor by, but when you use up so much of the gasoline out of your storage tank through your motor, why, then you have it restored, better known as reﬁlled. “He restoreth my soul.” Aren’t you glad? “Truly goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall abide in the House of the LORD forever.” This is not a supposition; no longer an ima- gination, I say; but it is the conscious recogni- tion and the realization of millions, that they are actually in the‘ House of GOD, spirit, soul I and body; for your house is GOD’S House. That is the mystery. When you give GOD your house, GOD will give you His House. That is the mystery. ~ How glorious it is to know the truth concern- ing the mystery! and when. it is madepa living reality physically and materially as well as psychologically, mentally and spiritually, then . and only then can you declare and observe the signiﬁcance of your SAVIOR. Have Your Generator Fixed “HE restoreth my soul.” Where, your soul was alive and filled with enthusiasm and joy that was unspeakable, when you become burdened and seem to be, somewhat run down, the battery of your soul has been discharging more than it has been charging. You should have your generator put into ‘shape, that your battery might recharge as fast as it discharges. You will not have an occasion to get it completely restored, for it is daily being recharged. A. V » ’ Live in this recognition, build upon this foun- dation, and your generator will generate for you more effectively daily, and will keep your battery of your soul charged. As fast as it dis— '4» ‘ I , '‘ ‘er I Novemhe;,3oth,193~9 ;a;.D.1=.n. The NEW DAY 27 charges it will charge and keep the same d22- - gree of kilometers. Your ammeter can tell you when it is charging or when it is discharging, but when you find it discharging and it is not charging sufficiently to keep your battery up, you should adjust your distributor, your gen- erator, and have it to recharge and charged high enough to restore your battery with as much as it takes out of the battery by dis- charging . it. Live in this recognition. Electricity was a great invention. It is not confined nor bound to the power house alone, but even in your automobile battery and even in your flashlight battery, this is also electricity, if you have a , good generator and keep it in regulation and will recharge—-—in other Words, _‘which has been “de-stored.” Can you not see the mystery? It is a privilege to live in such a recognition and to know definitely GOD is with you! This is not merely a saying, one of My original com- positions as ,.a motto for your consideration. It is. not merely. a saying, but it is a fact: I , “The Spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD is the source of all supply, and it will satisfy every good i . desire.” If you are conscious of GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- ENCE, such a conscious recognition, with such" 7a conscious _ conviction, will create an atmos-: 'phere in the Land _of the Iiving, of which is the Spiritof the consciousness of GO:)’S Pres- ence and it will satisfy every good desire. " GOD’S Presence Sustains Does it not look as if though our human or ‘personal desiresican be satisfied for the,sus- tenance of our bodies? But this of the «material supplytis but a sketch and a reflection of a. A’ percent of a fraction of a grain of the reality of the thing of which I AM stressing-—the reality» of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE-as the sustenance‘ for your spirit, your’ soul and -all of your life’s existence. v ~ “He restoreth my soul.” ﬁ,Here-is .Wh.ere you get your soul restored! They did not have radio batteries in those days, but in the language of David, he said: “He restoreth my soul.” _ He was speaking in the language of his day, but we /are speaking in the language of this day‘: Aren’t you glad? “Surely goodness and mercy shall fol- 1ow..:me: all the days of my_1ife and I restore—-—that I shall abide in the House of the forever.” Now, aren’t you glad? _ By "such a recognition and such a conscious belief, it causes your soul to feel happy; causes you to be exceedingly glad and filled with great joy. For this cause we know the world cannot destroy. You are protected by such, a recognition, for as the light dispels darkness, even so does the right, the wrong. Can you not see the mystery? " It will do it automatically. You need not ask it. Just live it and express it and automa- tically the right will dispel the wrong, even as the light dispels darkness. Uive the life! If you are sick, why, automatically health and. health-giving words will ‘restore your soul; re- *'charge your ‘soul with new energy,‘ with. new courage and with new zeal and new vigor. I The Gravitation of Fear A Then I say, health will dispel and eradicate all sickness, and life for death‘ will appear, and death must flee’ away. What said Job? “.The‘thing I greatly feared has come upon me__;w. I , :Then I say, “Fear not, little flock...” Why should you fear, for if youfear death or sickness or anything else, such fear Will at-. tract it and draw it to you. Even as the earth has a gravitation, even so fear has a gravita- tion or an attraction to draw the thing that you fear. . v i But when you live in this recognition and realize GOD is with you in reality, you will be able to say astElihu said to Job: ' “If there be a“messenger among you, one among a thousand",”' he declared, “my soul has seen a ransom ;_his flesh shall be fresher than a child’s; he shall \ return to the days of his youth.” AI‘en’t you glad? That is the ransom that his soul has seen. Can you not see the mystery? A v “If there be a messenger among you, one among avmthousand, who will tell a man of G.0D’S uprightness, my soul has seena ransom; his flesh shall be fresher than a child’s; he shall return to the days of his youth.” New live in this recognition, dear ones; it is free for you; for as lightdispels darkness, even so will health "and happiness and vigor and joy and peace .. and -‘pleasure destroy and J us: ry")\uv",iu‘«,..)r\‘V -.. V :-.n-I/I7" . .« N I» ’ V T li e N NE W D K Y November 30th, 1939 lA7._D.I".D.i dispel all of ‘the negative and will establish your going in’the land of the living, where naught will be able to hurt nor harm you. Aren’t you glad? Harmonize with HIS Spirit and Mind I need not say more. I need not come near you Personally for your healing. I need not see you Personally! I need not hear your voice; but if you will just contact Me mentally and spiritually, and harmonize with Me by think- ing harmoniously in line with Me and with My SPIRIT and My MIND, the transmission of the SPIRIT as electricity, goes in the wake of the lengths, wave lengths, that are sent out from i.t. , Dial in on a” certain station /and you can I get the transmission of that current that has been transmitted. Your ‘radio receiving set can receive it. “Just concentrate in this direction harmoniously and the very wave lengths of the CHRIST CONSCIOUSNESS from this an- gle” of expression will be transmitted, ‘and you will get the actuated message; for, “Actions speak louder than words.” You will get it ; you will feel the effect of. it! I need not ‘know your name Personally~—it gets in. You need not know who is on the radio nor who is on. the broadcasting system, who is on the air; but if you dial in or touch, or strike , that station at the right time, when that sta- tion is broadcasting, if your receiving set is in perfect shape, ‘and if you are near enough to it, you will get the message. That is the mys- tery. ‘ ' i , Then you may dial off?-—just the least turn, just a half a” turn of the dial, if it is adial that turns as a knob, and you may get"’off that station and may not get your message. You must dial accurately and be conscientious and sincere, to be sure *to get your right station, and you will get your answ,er.r.. How glorious this is! “Aswith these,” as I ’_ said many years ago in Sayville——I said, “so shall itfbe alliover the~universe“;"’ and if this can be donefor these under this? '‘ jurisdiction, even‘ say inithis dining room, in the time of depression, panics, lacks, wants and limitations", "The, abundance of thefulness of the consciousness of good, no Ispaceis ‘va- cant of the fulness thereof.” ‘And if this can be done for these that are called Mine, it can be done for all mankind. Dial in on it and you will receive it, for it is all IMPERSONAL and just as‘ operative and expressive for one as it is for the other. Bu you must LOVE EVERYBODY! - " Take on Christis Version Cast out! of your system all prejudices, all‘ resentment, all anger, all selfishness and self- ish tendencies-—-—in short, cast; out of your ‘sysv tem all mortality and the mortal’s version, and take on the version of CHRIST, the CHRIST V CONSCIOUSNESS, and your prayers “will be heard. and answered speedily, though you may, not be able to speak them personally. Prayer is not in a multitude of words. Pray- er is the heart’s sincere desire, unuttered or unexpressed; uttered or unexpressed, either one; but as a positive expression accordingto the Epistle of the Apostle, it is unuttered; for, p '» “You know not how to pray as you. ought. The Spirit itself maketh inter- cession in groaningsi which cannot be uttered; therefore He that searcheth the heart, knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit, for He maketh intercession for the saints according to the will of _ GOD.” » Your prayers can be heard and answered, for I did declare: “Before they call, I will answer; and while they are yet speaking,- I will /hear.” “ A - I thank you. I thank you. I thank you! PEACE, EVERYBODY! At this instancel have arisen to say just what I started to say when I_ rose before; but as it is true, you cannot do what you conscious- ly want to do, for My -SPIRIT at times will not permit it. I do not do customarily at all times as a formula, as a ritual, as a custom; forMy SPIRIT at times will not permit it. A I had arisen to say as I do usually, we have visiting friends with us, and it is true, we do J’ h.ave them every day. We desire to give them i , a chance to speak. We want them to feel free.» We want them to know they have as much right ' to speak as we have. Move volitionally ‘under this democracy. If you do not care to move volitionally as we do, you may give us your j I names, addresses and professions—-we will gladly‘ . introduce you according to custom and we will honor you according to your respective profes- _“ sion. I thank you. g Healing Testimony * (Mr. Preston Dudley, of Washington, D. C., who had’ entered the dining room while the -:;~.p- ~s¥ ;».v.~..'. . fz>;i%‘5‘~t~.1:.‘*f;’: « ‘ “?$§ ‘§;f:f}f‘7~"?}.+. . ‘a i . ., =;i , . .’ r 5‘ 5.. . .. _\‘. it it .'(' .. ‘ Neven.i5e;i3oi1i.i1939A.D.1=.D. .The_N1:w do 'A"Y g A 29” saying he had had some difficulty in ﬁnding FATHER, but now that he had, he felt charged, and“w.eight-s that were hanging had fallen off. Amongother things he told of a remarkable ’ healing of a— brother in ‘Washington, who was ' so badly diseased the doctors had given him up andburial arrangements had been made. A glimpse at FATHER had healed him, Mr. Dud-_ ley added, and then told of his ‘own healing from consumption and how he had .gained weight and never had even so much as the slightest pain or ache. Continuing, Mr. Dudley said in reference to FATHER, “He is everything or He is‘nothing..Now, you can suit yourself, what - you believe. There is no use wishy-washying around and “saying He is the Thing that we ought to be.” He went on to say that those who prepare for death and to go beyond the sun, the‘ moon and the stars to shout, he did ‘not care to follow, or words to that effect; and compared the’ average person to a hog that goes toia nice acorn tree and roots into the ground looking for an acorn, instead of picking it up. Regarding FATHER’S Work, Mr. Dudley stated concerning the meals sold - for ten and fifteen cents, that it is like taking advantage because they give so much for little or nothing. In closing he said, “I have been here and seen the FATHER and talked with the Son,” and thanked FATHER for charging his batteries and keeping them charged. At the conclusion of these interesting and inspiring remarks, FATHER rose once again‘ to speak.) ' , PEACE, ‘EVERYONE! I it - Itlis better‘ revealed than told. Time‘ and eternity have no end in the Great Universal Mind inwhichlwe live. There are many things could be said, but I believe it has been enough said to stirgup your pure minds, for the SPIR- IT is stillmoving on just the same today. If any of our visiting friends as strangers care to speak, as I afore said, you are welcome to do so. I AM always willing, if possible, to sacrifice that which may be termed as time, to hearfromanyone whoiis deeply interested in telling us something. Of course when I leave this" dining room’,nMy Work has not ceased, it is continued day in and day out, and every I‘ hour of the night; and I mean My Personal activity. So it means something, but however, as I .afore“-’said,l if any of our visiting friends have anythi'ng2-Ito." say, we are pleased to‘ hear from you, ‘especially as strangers and pilgrims in‘ this land. I thank you. banquet was in progress, spoke at this time, (Rev. L. s. Franklin Miller of the A.M.E.‘ Church, who had spoken the previous evening, _I spoke again at this juncture, and then the table was dismissed that FATHER might, resume His Work in His office.) V LAckawanna 4-6590 A PE DIAMONDS ——« "WATCHES ~»— JEVVELRY VVE BUY OLD GOLD ’ Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Watch Crystals Fitted While You Wait ONE DOLLAR WATCH CO.. INC. 150 W. 34th st.—‘—Penn Arcade No. 7.—..N. Y. 0.. S (Opposite Macy’s) 317 Bowery . Tel. :‘ AU.“ 3~8'/135 J « V ’ I I ' ‘, 3.‘. g. ‘s . ,- ‘H ,,‘ ; vii;-“.. ~ -‘ .. “ M.‘ re. "L. .:,-..:. ,_ .- .. "-' l" . ' .' ' 3 ' ‘ . PEACE‘ _ % Peace Tailor Shop CLEANING A DYEING REPAIRING,‘ Etc. WE CALL".FO'Rand DELIVER K 259 LENOX AVE., s.w. 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Navemur 3o:h,oia1i939A.n.F.D; ” 31* HOW CANYQU EXPECT TO EXIST 1EvoU,1GNoRE,Goo’s TPRESENCE AND HIS WORK AND MISSION? E iWh.en Yousay, “Judge, Your Honor,” You Should Klno W You l Are Speakirlg to Christ g _ “OUR '.,FATHER’S MESSAGE” P , . . i , "GIVEN WHILE H ‘is ~ ATITHE, BANQUET TABLE‘ 1887,-9 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1"s,t,- 1939..A.D.F.D. TIME: 3:35 P. M. .Constru_ctive criticism is always beneﬁcial and the open_-ininded person will receive it in the spirit in ‘which it is given. FATHER exempli- ﬁes PERFECTION in all He says and does, but some who carry" His name in their business or activities - otherwise,-- do not pattern, after the example Heisets forthem, and many times this reflects ‘on’ Him. or the entire Peace Mission Movement. This should not be, of course, for FATHER is not responsible Personally for any- one butil-Iimself; but "just as He receives the honor and glory for what He accomplishes through, His true and faithfulrfollowers, which is justly due Him, so does He receive the blame for the misdoings of others who claim Him, though not living according to His Teachings. Mr.‘ -Miller of Boston, Mass, who had come to this cityzto attend a_ convention of" teachers of English, himselfla high school. teacher, ac- cepted FATHER’.S invitation to speak, prais— ingli Him‘ for reducing the cost, of living for . mankind. This was a blessing to him~,he stated, for it enabled him to enjoy clean, comfortable accommodation and meals during his stay here, where he could, not afford to stop at an.exclu~ sivehotel or other places. However, on the other hand, Mr. Miller told of having witnessed intsorne of the business placesxwhichvcarry FA- ‘ THER’S Name, unpleasantness and disagree- ableness towards their patrons, which he sug- gested should-be eliminated, as this is not in '-accord with'th”e"Teachings of GOD, or words a to that efl:'ect.l’ _His sincerity was evident, and FATHER l rose to give His second dynamic , Message of thisday, concerningpthe result of deviating fr-om. His Teachings. ~s (The foregoing statements- are thoselof the , transcriber, and-1+‘ATHE_R?S ‘Message-;fo1low,s.)i, Apparently a slight digression from‘ the point of View as conveyed and also fr'om"-the-“point T of view that ‘I conveyed in--My Message, as at ' MODEL HOME, as a UTOPIA universally I have actually esjtabli_shed,. but thefwords are true, of the last speaker.» Many times those who are supposed" to be of Me, they may con- vey some expression of good, and I may get the honor or praise for it; and vice-versalate that same statement and you will , see it is equiva- lently the same: where those who claim to be of Me S‘ are not of Me, who will do certain things in violationito .My Teaching,-in Vselﬁshr ness, bigotry, prejudice and other detestable- tendencies. There was a thoughtrl had. thought to convey even a little while ago. There is one in our midst this morning, this afternoon whichever, whowas in an automobile accident. You should hear the testimony she gave last night. It was a Wonderful experience, but first of all, if you J call yourselves followers of Mine, you should ‘live exactly according to My Teaching, “which is to say, live Evangelically. If you“ do not live Evangelically“according to My Teaching, you cannot expect to be protected under the "Spirit of My ‘jurisdiction; for what said I in ‘th‘e_*ﬁrst _book ofPsalms? The ﬁrst book of Psalms is: a..Biblica1 Message to the children of men, and yet it‘ is a prediction. I stress those pages of Scripture and quotations in the book ofiPsal"ms onmany p_oints as Psalm- ic p_redictions,_ispeaking of the future? and yet a good fmany. of them are the assertions of ‘David. - T \ - Association with the Unfaithful \ ' Now it says: ‘ _ V _ “Blessed is the man who walketh not in the counsel of‘ ;;the;-:' ungodly, : nor standeth in the w_ay_,of ‘sinners, nor sitteth in the" seat of the _ scornful.’’~ “ -4-5. If you are of Me, those whom you know _are- i not of Me, you willnot participate with‘! There _ are. some———the one whom you ‘were with when ent——you‘ know that person is, , would drink intoxicating liquors! I My true followers would participate or associ- qua T H e N W D A Y November ‘ 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. 32 “Blessed isthe man who walketh, not in the counsel» of the ungodly," nor standeth in the‘waylof sinners.”- If that person would live or would have _:‘-been living exactly according to MY Teaching, that person would not have, no doubt, been along at the time alone with you, but after this happened, you having faith, it was a great ’* thing to have faith, and as you mentioned last, evening, the BODY of GOD! I It is written: . “For this cause many are sickly among your and some sleep for not discerning the "BODY of CHRIST.” - I. There are "those who believe in the SPIRIT and recognize. the SPIRIT, but desire to disrecog- nize the,BODY of GOD; who do not come to GOD,-V who do not contact GOD PERSONALLY; but they desire to be considered personally; who disrecognize GOD from a‘Personal point of view, but yet desire GOD to consider them‘ from a personal point of view. Ignoring G0'D’S Body .4 If you ignore GOD, GOD will ignore you! “Well,” you may say,“ “I am not ignoring GOD ‘Yes, GOD is, GOD is SPIRIT in the —-GOD is present everywhere.” and GOD is SPIRIT! places where you cannot go personally, but you want GOD’S Presence with your personal body as your physical and ‘personal PROTECTION. '_You do not want your body to be ignored. Then how can you expect to exist by. ignoring GOD’S BODY, GOD’S PRESENCE and GOD’S WORK and GOD’S MISSION? . _ “Blessed is the man who walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly,” (other- e I wise), _ those who are not living according to My Teach- mg. Out of the millions and millions of follow- ll ers of Mine, "you may ﬁnd one here and there who is not living according to My Teaching, T who may claim to be one of My followers; among thefollowers, who is not a follower. ‘Not one‘ of My followers would smoke a cigarette-——a true follower! Not one of them Not one of ate with the opposite sex by any means what- ever, saving’on a business proposition, and G that modest and moral business! So much for . that. Next I wish to say, notlone of‘ My followers I is boastful. I have digressed a’ little and yet ,_,_110t_V¢1"Y_ ,m§1Ch- speaking now rofgzthose who may come in contact with the "authorities. It is written: ' ‘ “Give honor where honor is due, give tribute where tribute is» due and cus- tom where custom is due.” Not one of My followers will boast over the law and try to violate any of the laws’,-rules or regulations of the City nor ‘Statfe?;Govern- ment, if they are of Me! N:ot one of My fol- lowers will boastfully and selﬁshly say that they are notigoing to abide by the law ‘or-the Vcity ordinances, if a policeman would‘ tell him‘ to stop ‘doing this, that or the other. ‘ ‘ ' Prejudicial Tendencies This is a different subject from the party of whom I was speaking. I AM talking» about any others ‘who would do such ‘things. If a policeman would say to stop selling, why would you, with prejudice, use segregated terms con- cerning yourself, with that old preconceived prejudicial tendency brought from “the other . place,”. from some other community? I notice there are a good many of . them who do such things, who claim to be My followers, who are not My followers, and will say at -times, “FATHER DIVINE is above the law," and soon like that. I AM THE LAW! I. h-ave declared that I AM the JUSTICE of the ‘PEACE, even in a little country village. I have ex- plained long before any of you who are under the sound of My Voice ever heard of Me Per- sonally, long before the majority of you were I ever borninto the physical world as »a- mortal person, I have declared according to the Apos- ’ tle’s Creed as repeated in the Methodist Epis- —-copal Church and in the Catholic Churches and in other Evangelical Churches or organizations: “I believe in GOD the FATHER AL- ' MIGHTY, "MAKER of ‘the heaven and I the earth, and /in His only begotten A Son, Whé was conceived by the HOLY GHOST, was born ofthe Virgin Mary,’ Who suffered unto Pontius ‘Pilate, was cruciﬁed, dead and buried and He ~ descended to ‘the other place.’ The third day He rose from the dead; from » thence (and I say from whence and , ‘ I say from thence) He become to judge the quick and the dead.” ' ' Then I say, CHRIST is not only.—-that is, after He ascended to heaven and sat at’ the right ‘hand’ of GOD the FATHER, from thence and from whence He‘ lbéfcloine to judge "the quick and ‘the dead‘-—I did not say that He was l0n1Y. ~a-JUD-GE as a ;GORQNER..but is ya, I A .r . I m. ... 1 -. . In » -.. .:. , ,’~...,.v‘v». v ,~ .-l~ "7 . - ‘'~. . —.:.).~r. gr : ,‘ v.s~- ’ x. ._ .3» A ‘ac: ; 7.. J... -;~,.v.-/.1»,/rs-:Y.«‘.‘V:‘ -"1.’-;;.:-3,1-V .~ «5 w .,l ;:' J-_ ._V km: , I :. --_;~ " if‘ »~.,-_L w\.*.«‘ .,V V _-‘H, ' «P v ." "2 . . ’~ "‘ ~“-~. 4-" ~. - . I V ,-""- A filling ‘the office / gr I November 30th‘,1939 l3i.D.F.D. The New DAY , A A I 33 JUDGE in therecorders of the court, when He is sworn into office as being sworn in to be the reproduction of CHRIST, the JUDGE of the Whole earth. Christ in the Judges Then I say, I AM the LAW! If they fail to fill the office and judge‘ the people with EQUITY and give an equitable adjustment be» tween man and man, that does not sayxthat that sacred office and oath of office that they I have taken should not be the CHRIST there behind the cloth. It should be; and when you say, “Judge, your Honor,” you should know you are speaking to CHRIST. If he does not know it, you should know it, for he is the judge of the quick and the dead, though he may be. transmitted, according to the ,version. The coroner, he is judging as the CHRIST. CHRIST in him is supposed to judge the dead; therefore CHRIST isfilling all of the places of EQUITY, to judge with EQUITY, that the people might be judged; rightfully and accu- rately, being. judged absolutely unselfishly and unbiased-mindedly. I So then, as I say, I have not said that I AM not in the courts,lI AM not in the law. There are many judges who do not tell the truth, do not do that which they are sworn in to do, and GOD withdraws Himself from them. They are classed or consi_dered a judge when they are legally sworn into office, but when they fail to be the reproduction of the JUDGE of all the earth, Who ascended to GOD and sat at the right hand of the FA.THER to judge the quick and the dead, why, then they are not in which they have been sworn in to fill.‘ So much for that. «Now, as Mr. Miller said, I AM pleased to have him, and I wish to say, constructive crit- icism is at all times appreciated. I AM glad he has the nerve and the boldness and is un- biased enough to say what he has to say to ME here, as being classed as the Fountain- head of the PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT, as being termed the FOUNDER and the ES- TABLISHER of the PEACE MISSION ‘MOVE- MENT, the KINGDOM ‘OF GOD on earth among men. I appreciate it because Ivdesire for each and every person to speak according to the dictates -of his or her own conscience, and constructive criticism is always good. It will cause you to build up constructively ac- cording to the plan outlined by ‘the critics.‘ ,. I _ H _l Discourtesy. A " N]owfI wouldvilikelt I" A " o I I ....— are those who claim to be My followers who are not My followers---they are not My true followers when they fail to be hospitable and courteous to strangers and unconcerned per- sons, those who are not even their customers; for unless a person acts rudely to Me, I do not speak rudely to any man; and especially those with whom I have to doas co-workers and as followers and as participators and as customers, as it may be termed. Therefore those who do those things, they, are not My true followers and it is just un- fortunate that those places such as this one that Mr. Miller was speaking of——-as a rule it is a scapegoat who opens up such. places as ‘I that, because they are not under My Personal jurisdiction, neither under My accurate Teach- ing, and do not wish to live according to My Teaching many times, and go‘ off in My Name to do something, that My Name might bless them; and they try to copy after the fashion, as counterfeiters of United States currency. The majority of them who open up places, aside‘ from the ones that are recognized by the immediate BODY, the majority of them are those who are scapegoats, who do not wish to live according to My Teaching and think it is too strict for them to be closely around where I AM and under My Personal jurisdic:- A tion apparently, where I would Personally see them or something of that sort. That is why they go off and open up these places like that. -They do those things because they are trying to use My_Na-me,-a good many of them, through graft and for greed selfishly, dishonestly. Some ‘ of them have never been in My office to have an interview with Me. That is what I AM talking about. ' Those ‘Who Go Out Now. I wanted, to get to that point and stamp that and stress it vividly that you all might get it and watchthose who go out from Me. It is written: ‘ “They went out from us because they were not of us.” “ ~ ‘ Many go in My Name,‘ saying that they are opening up places in My Namepinl different parts of the country, and they take My Name and put it on their places and even say FA- THER DIVINE’S PEACE MISSION‘ EXTEN- SION or FATHER DIVINE’S PEACE DI- NING ROOM or PEACE MISSION DINING ROOM I or PEACE CMISSIONLSA DRESS: SHOP, or any ._ such. but ' ' s that they. .135; iandlimﬂlge» ea. ma think‘ ‘th"ey'~ I’ lntective in the block, telling them: T H e N E W D ‘A’ Y November 30th, 1939 ‘A’-.D.F.D._ any of Me from a mental and spiritual and from a psychological point of view. - Those who are under My hearing daily, there may be some who are not My true followers, but I may hold them in check so accurately in My Personal Presence until they cannot ex- press the falsity of their imperfection as they could if they were not in My Personal Pres- ence- But, as I. say, you can get a close-up of My Work more accurately when you come right where IAM Personally. - As I often say—-——I mentioned that this morn- ing-—I said,‘a‘bout twenty years ago when I moved out in Sayville, I tried not to disturb the public in ...the slightest way. I would even advise drawing the shades at night in the pri- vate dining room—-of course it was not a pub- lic place, but in the dining room and in the reception hall or any place, when we turned the lights on, because I did not want ‘the re- flection of the light to ‘go in the neighbors’ windows ‘so they could say we were disturbing them with the lights. Fear Attracts Its Object I have gone to the extreme in many Ways of expression to avoid being a disturbance or a nuisance to "the people, to produce PERFEC- TION for each and everybody, but oppositions will always arise; and as I said this morning when I was talking concerning the same thing, I said that is th-e very time those things will -arise, because it is as was with Job appar- ently. You fear those things.-I saidthat was an appearance of an expression as if though I feared that I might do something wrong, you see, and what said the Scripture, yea, Job, con- cerning the mystery? “The thing I greatly feared has come upon me.” ~ . ~ So when‘you fear anything, many times you will attract it and draw it to you. But it goes to show your intent and yourendeavors to try to produce the PERFECT and abhor and shun the negative, and that is the very time those things come to you. As I said, as it was-called to My attention of someone who pretends to be a follower of ‘Mine, who was selling on the street, or some- thing like that, and a policeman brought him in, and they «found out he claimed to be a follower, of Mine and let him go; they said, “All right ;‘ go, but don’t do it any more.” Then _ he went right back and did ,it again and started a fuss with the policeman and the de- came to put down such as you,” as that. O ' I Respect the Authorities ‘Now, you see such is not’ My SPIRIT and not My MIND, and such a person is not of Me, if they say such a thing. See the mystery? Because I try to, and am an official Myself as Captain‘ of the Police Department of ‘the City. of New York, and I demand the respect of all" people and I demand My followers or alleged, followers torespect the authorities. But they go to the extreme reverse, trying.‘ to start something to the contrary, when they are not of Me. So I Want this distinctly known a.nd publicly understood: I AM there for lawi -and order and to lift up ‘a standard for the people, ',and ‘to express PERFECTION——a MODEL HOME and a MODEL PERSON from _ ‘every angle expressible, that others might copy after the fashion. I have shown them; and if‘ they do, they will not be hurt nor harmed any, place they go, or matters not where they may be. , ‘ Take these thoughts to -consideration. Do that which is just and right and do not come here to’ Me with your preconceived prejudices and maliciousness, and try to useyour prej-.,‘ udices -and maliciousness under My Nam.e as a pretense that I AM teaching you such. A good many of them come with their old pre- conceived prejudices they had for forty or fifty or maybe two or three hundred years transmitted, and bring it here and try to use it prejudicially and maliciously in the name of the KINGDOM. I will not tolerate it! Then the second time, just the other day, A they said he was caught and he Wanted to fight the policeman and all such as that, and then he said I was going to put them down and all- such; and still because of the authorities ap-r preciating Me and My Workland My Mission, they let him go again. Now whosoever he is, he will be sorry for itiif he is caught again in violation to the law, for I will, go up MYSELF. and put "him in! . . You Will Receive What’ You Give "Out ~ / Be courteous to all people. If you expect to be respected, you must be respectable. If you are not respectable to others, you cannot ex- _ pect to be respected. If you do not respect the office of those who fill official duty, neither will I respect your respective office, what- soever your respective office may be;_ and; neither will I respect your religion-is tconvictionl, How can you expect for, anyone .to;-respe_ct-~ and such like I an-2.../—»’< \ November 30th, 1939 ’A.D.F.ﬂD. h e N E D A Y. your religious conviction when you are trying to prevent My Work and My Mission, as be- ing your religious conviction, when yours is prejudice——your religious conviction is prej- udice with a whole lot of prejudice brought ‘ from the old world from whence you came, transmitted? A whole lot of old race prejudice! At times it comes directly from the place from whence it is established, and many. times it is indirect. Just like a direct lighting system and an indirect lighting system, it is the light just the same; and as prejudice and rnalicious~ ness, debauchery and all of those detestable tendencies are manifested in individuals,. they are the same as electricity and they are the same as other things that are_ transmitted. They are not boundto colors or complexions—they are transmittible and wheresoever prejudice can be manifested and minds are susceptive to prejudice, it will be»-emanifested in opposition to the other, that other person or persons who are not in the exact likeness or appearance that one is in. \\. New Creatures The “other fellow” is the “other fellow” re- gardless to through whom he comes, and re« gardless to in whom he dwells. That. is the thought of it, and" I will not tolerate it! I AM IMPERSONIAL, as I said, politically and ac-' cording to the Declaration of Independence: “Out of one blood GOD created all of the nation_s that dwell upon the face of the earth,” and, “GOD created all men equal.” I A I S The outward expressi.on of the prejudiced bodies has ‘nothing to do with the prejudice that is in them. If they imbibe it and express it and reincarnate it and prenatal such in their descendants, why, naturally it is in them from that angle of expression; but get that out of them andthey will be new creatures, as said the Teaching of Jesus. , = I How glorious -it. is to liveiin such a recogni- tion and to build upon such a foundation that cannot be shaken, for I did declare by compo~ sition just at little while ago: “I I came treading the winepress all, alone, and of the people there were none to help.” I ‘ The same SPIRIT isspeaking today! , S . N‘ow~GOD ‘shall have His sway, GOD shall h.ave His way and none shall hinder; for the ' mouth of GOD declared it now, henceforth and forever; an] I iderriand once again. in con-A I LEhigh 4-4567 I ‘ ‘CASH or CREDIT . A , 35 clusion,., every true and faithful follower of Mine, whether you are.. an employer or em~ ployee, whether you are the boss or the ser- vant, whether you are bound orvfree, you will be hospitable to all-"people; ‘whether you be a visitor, a stranger or a guest or a servant, or . whether you be the host or the hostess or the guest; it matters not, you. allmust respect each other; for GOD is the AUTHOR and the FINISIIER of your life! I thank you. J. 8; K. COHEN. Furniture Co., Inc. 7 Great F lo-ors of Quality Furniture A ‘ I 22 57 Third Avenue S. E. Cor. I23rd Street A New York City PEACE ‘_ Calling all Men, Women and Children to THE BARGAIN STORE 52 VVEST 'J.1(Sl,l1 STREET ‘ - Ba:i‘g‘~a:i‘ns for the entire_ family , All inerchandise being sold at great"reduction We will notrbe ulndersold ‘ , rnacn b We thank You. FA'1‘HER SAVERIO seARoLA__Ic£ Stand, S. W. Corner of 121st St. and Lenox Ave. 1903 BUSSING AVE. Bronx, N. Y. .PsEAGE l\lOnu1nent 2—1"7'l'7i \ I I L‘AZA,R',S _ C SILKS -— DRESS GOODS —— WHITE GOODS - CURTAINS and DRAPERIES ' - .Furniture Covers, etc. 300 WEST 125th STREET I L Corner 8th Avenue ‘ " _New York City Res. Tel. Lhlliigli 4-2038 A 5 I . PEACE ‘ New, Used Tires & Other Equipment #9 « A Peace MlSSl0N Tire Shop to FLA’1»5 FIXED at SHOP — 250 , ABEL VICTORY . ,' Bus. Tel. AU. 3-9258 I8‘W. 144th St. PEACE . ‘You save money buyingiat‘ . HARRY’S Army & Navy CORNER A Full Line of Men’s» and ‘Boys’ Wear , Our motto‘"—— LESS i>ao1«‘1r and MORE SALES ‘ SATISFACTION. QI‘ MONEY \BACK 137 Amsterdam,-,.A,ve_,:.‘C0rner_f66t'h, S_t.,~_N_. Ygcitjz I PEACE Thank You, FA.TI~1EP.' N]:‘.W Your CITY T li e N EW D K Y Novemlzier 30th, 1939 'A‘.D.F.D.ll THANK YOU « FAT E mm KLEiN’S SHOE OUTLET A Money Back in snays CA“NCv"ELLATIONS—-FACTORY SURPLUS—-B.AN.KRUPT(lY STVOCK-—MlANY FAMOUS I MAKE SHOES LADIES! s A “.|./_ An one We “ 1 Arch- Preserver $3.00 ‘ Selby NONE HIGTHEB . Red Cross, etc. A L 143 West 3A3rdTEETA-L—— New York City Directly opposite Pennsylvanlal Hotel -- L0 5-0070 ‘ PEACE /s ; F A CHickeri-ng 4-7320; WE THANKYMJ, mum MANUFACTURING? FURRIERS A me ——-— x V , We also specialize in stouts A FOXES‘ .— CAPES ‘.—.. FURAAJACKETS AT WHOLESALE RATES‘ ' Remodeling and Repairingzat the Lowest Prices in the City .l , A ;; ~ A liberal allowance will be made on your old coat regardless of its condit\ion,l .;.," ll‘. _: toward the purchase of » a new coat A ’ A’ A A MAIL ORDERS TAKEN A FUR 7COATS——$35.0‘0 up-= LATEST ASTYLES IN ALL sizes A CVLOTHACOATS __ suns MADE TO YOUR ORDER. _$15.00s up We Are Cooperating and have made our prices most reasonable. We also do L A FROM ANY POINT IN THE UNITED STATES A sguplgccuursTAILORED MEASUREMENTS ..,. SATIS/FACTION 1o,£v£RlY‘ A , f;{EA’p.Eg Q1: "me? New DAY’: ISAC-Zv~UARANTEEeDl.:3lT A T 34th "N. thee ll " A GOD Is on Ear I ‘ ‘ by order‘ . of .the President. November’ 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. I T h e N Ew D AYI 37 As CIVILIZATION ADVANCES WITH THE RECOGNITION OF THIS NEW DAY THEY WILL GIVE THANKS “OUR, FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLEA 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY THURSDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 23rd, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 3:00 P. M, I A ‘For many years there has been one special day set apart and dedicated as ‘a day of THANKSGIVING unto the LORD for HIS Love, ~ Mercy,“ Protection and Abundance throughout the past year. This year however, the usual traditional day was discarded and the time for THANKSGIVING was moved up a week earlier, / In thisglorious Message delivered by the LORD of“ HOSTS is explained in part the signiﬁcance of this act of changing the date of this tradi- . tional day. I However, as every day is THANKSGIVING DAYwith the true followers‘ of FATHER DI- VINE, GOD ALMIGHTY, thus it was not ii un- usual tothose of us as well as other believers and friends present to see the daily Banquet’ Table laden down with the abundance of the I ﬁnest foods and dainties one could wish for. But THANKSGIVING DAY (‘should not merely be a day set aside for feasting, as is mostly n thought of by those in mortal consciousness; rather should the nations of the universe join together in that eternal bond of friendship and unity and strive with the help of GOD, sweet FATHER, DIVINE, to assist one another in love and kindness to better their respective countries instead of trying to destroy leach bother for selﬁsh material gain. FATHER DIVINE is , daily setting the uni- verse an example that they might copy‘ after HIS Fashion in their individual countries, by teaching HIS Followers how to‘ improve the surrounding, communities into which they move . j by building up and; improving their Ir-espective‘ dwellings‘ until, they auto'maticall,y become a to-_be ‘A follows :) EVERY DAY th among Men and as Their Minds Change SOL.‘ Will the Times andseasons Change I recognized as MODEL HOMES and dwellings, for "others in the neighborhood to take cognizance of and do likewise; that is,» to also improve themselves and their respective surroundings. ' Not only is FATHER remodeling and reno- vating old buildings and improving the com- munities by setting forth a perfect and ir-I revocable sanitary code and a clean -Lbill of health therein, but also is HE stretching forth HIS HANDS unto the -masses and L-the-classes‘ of under-privileged and non‘-privileged and down- trodden and teaching them how to better them- selves individually, severally and collectively. Also is IIE teaching the overprivileged and the privileged few the; ‘correct way to live and do and be that they might be »samples., and ex- amples for those that have not hadthe oppor- tunity and the privilege that“ they have had. Truly can we say that the LORD HIMSELF is with us and is the PERFECT MODEL of all models—and ‘thus,’ can we GIVE THANKS and PRAISE in this ONE ETERNAL THANKS- GIVING DAY, for the HOLY BOD'Y~-of GOD is with men and PEACE and GOOD WILL shall extend from shore to shore and; f,_o1n..,land to land! ' “ “l“‘l I YOUR, HOLY NAME!‘ ‘A a» _ (The foregoing statements are I,jtl1"ose‘I of the transcriber, after which FATHER: Speaks as PEACE, EVERYONE : this morning. On this day that Iconimonly known or set apart especially as GIVING DAY, I believe you a11j“;have' some- thing to give thanks and praise course with us it is not merely a ‘day f6ifcev,§icin three hundred and sixty-ﬁve days but with" us there ' -- is ONE ETERNAL ‘THANKSGIVING DAY, where GOD the SON forever reigns and seat- ters doubts lands fears and. misunderstanding away and givesconsolation in -thetime of trou- ble, and will cause you ‘as ‘individualssto be model" »persfons~ from [every angle expressible»! ; For t.his».ncause«,we,e.are' riejloicling-and we,,ya1‘e.i ﬂ 5 I MIGHTY GOD, WE THANK’AND:i:_’_.iiPRAISE _ Good Good‘ I Will and a Good ‘Appetite I believe weﬂall have * 33 ,- , I” S The New pm November 30th, 1939 A..D.iF.D.‘ I exceedingly-glad, but we can say as_a matter of course, we are pleased that the President of the United States happened to set apart. this day for thanksgiving that the people of Amer- ica_ might give thanks to GOD a little earlier than they have been! Therefore it causes the "thanks from the general masses to come forth into expression at least one week earlier than they have been. Aren’t you glad! But after _a while as civilization advances and the under- standing and the recognition of this New Day, not only the dawn ofa New Day but by the reality of the New Day, they will eventually come to the place in consciousness where they will give thanks everyday! But this is a great step nationally to be 1 considered. You have never heard. of it be- fore. It is just a slight sketch. and a re- » ﬂection of a percent of a fraction of a grain of the spirit of MY‘ Actual Presence revealing the mystery to the children of men—how we must not be bound by tradition. We must advance scientiﬁcally, intellectually, socially and otherwise, for I will do a quick work and cut it short in Righteousness! A V A New Day You can see the timeethat has been will not be as it has been again. It is a matter of im- possibility for a chick to go back in the egg shell and be an egg again. From a psycholog- ical point of View he may be, from a scientiﬁc point of view he may be, but not j actually and... naturally, directly. It is a matter of impos- sibility for him to go back in the egg and be an egg again! Civilization has advanced; we are getting away from traditions. As I was saying this morning, to MY Staff in part: years back you thought it-—at least the general public thought THANKSGIVING was a day especially, pre-I ordained by GOD, even as a good many of the’ so—called intelligent people thought and still think that the Eastern. standard time is GOD’S Time! They do not know that the.‘ Eastern «standard time is the same as the Eastern standard daylight saving time!” It was set I ’ apart or devised by man. Yesterday is today and today is tomorrow, and yet today is yesterday! Vice,-versalate it and you will see according to the land and countries and the climates ‘in which you live, one thing is true in one place but in another a‘ place it is not true. Then life goes on! I But it is a privilege to know that there has I , been set apart this day, in other ‘words, it-has been set apart as THANKSGIVING! -DAY for the -beneﬁt of the people. for some cause, al- though they may not know’ definitely for what! One may say one thing and the other may say another. Even the President himself, he may have his views in consciousness for what pur- pose and-for what cause he set apart this day ’ as ‘THANKSGIVING DAY. But I know we are in a NEW ,DAY and we are in an ad- vanced spiritual civilization where GOD is ac- tually making allthings NEW; and the peculiar and strange things that are taking place gov- ernmentally, politically and even nationally and internationally, those things are not mere meth- ods-loi‘ men, they are inspired by something be- yond the power and beyond the knowledge of ' men to understand! One says one thing and the other will say another. But it is a privi- lege to know the spirit of truth is moving on! -HE Came ‘Ahead of Time Fifty years ago you could not even consider or conceive such an unfoldment as this, and especially as a matter of course; «but they did say I came ﬁfty years ahead of time, and some “said ﬁve hundred years ahead of time! . (At this point someone in the great audience spoke up and said, “I say,.just in time!” This caused great ‘deal of shouting and applause from those who agreed with the speaker. As the noise subsided FATHER continued speak- ing as follows:) I So glad! But the light of truth is still un- folding itself more and more in the human understanding, -that they might be able to know thereis a reality in GOD’S Actual Pres- ence, to not only change that which is times and seasons according to the daylight saving time and THANKSGIVING, but there are other mi_ra.cu1ous,changes will be observed such as you are not ready to receive justjnow. ‘I need not say more, for I have aroused the inspiration of MY Presence to inspire others that they might be quickened and awakened into the light of this understanding -and observe things that are hid and have been hid for ages. .Aren’t youglad! " It is a privilege to live in such a recogni- tion! But as I said, as times and seasons ap- parently pass, the spirit:»of GOD’S Presence is the same today,.yesterday and forever, but the mystery is unfolded according to the --dictation of the conscience of the children of men. Hence, this day that is known by the American peo- ple, a good many of them, as THANKSGIVING DAY, it was inspired by the spirit of GOD’S Presence to ,just give them a little change in the: season as well as a slight rchange in the . so. get it readily. 'seventy—five “WALKERS,” ' marches on I ‘\ ” lessee. 30th, S1939 'A'.D.F.D.” Th g N E Dal Y time.’ Caniyou not see the mystery?.. To let you see and know that times and -seasons must V " change,’ for GOD is on the earth among. men; ...and as. their minds change, even-so will the. times and seasons‘ change! H _ tery? *For the spirit of GOD’S Presence will " r reveal HIS secrets to HIS ‘Servants the‘ pro- You see the mys- ' phets, whilst the others may not be}-able to e s I . * HE ism .411 Placiest A I_”would like to ‘say, as time and seasons seem- ‘ing1y__cha’nge' and?‘ the unfoldment ‘of the mys-_' te1'iy*..of GOD is revealed from time to time, this morning“ or this afternoon whichever, there" "is““something on very important for ME. It may be somewhat strange, yet I AM in all spaces, in other words, I AM. in all places, being absent from none; I must reach all _ mankind wheresoever they are found. _ J Today I have been invited to the extension at "Sixty-third. Street to serve a special ., Ban- .g quet and dinner for the HOBOES of America...’ ~ There are supposed to be around seventy-ﬁve HOBOES of America and supposed to bevaround better x ‘known. as _TI~’.AMPS. According to '‘MY’ Teachings they ‘have been caught up in the spirit through theirzleaderl and /have ‘reckoned MY Work _ and Mission as well worth considering. It has _been said they will all be dressed and have on de- ‘ cent, respectable clothes and will be (there at ﬁve» o’clock expecting ‘ME to Personally serve them, of which I AM expected to have the honor of doing. I did not say I AM expecting to do it, but, of which I AM expected to have ‘the honor of doing. Ido not say deﬁnitely ’ what I AM going to -do. I I I As I‘ was saying to some of MY Secretaries this morning, I will not say definitely whether in I will be there or not, but they can be there if they care to and help serve the guests. ‘ Invithis great unfoldment, Righteousness »We shall have a UNIVERSAL FAMILY established by the‘ Universal Brother- hood of man; by the -reincarnation and by the inculcation. a.nd by the reconception of the ”Brotherhood_ of man and the FATHERHOOD of GOD, all “mankind will eventually be uniﬁed ' in oneby the ‘sample and the exampleof which . shall stand,,_E PLURIBUS UNUMI ’ Opening of a New Extension‘ \ On“ Sunday ,next I have been invited to es- pecially serve a V small number, of A immediate guests in the New Rochelle extension.‘ coulrse,...i?n=.' the‘. _New__« Rochelle 1 extension‘ it is a. very «small? home Vv..cjomp_ared to alargerp“~places,’,_ of 1 like public meetingniplaces, therefore only some of our guests of the different statesmen ‘are ex- ’ pected:,yand they are invited to let them get ,first—hand_ information“, of MY .Work_,,.and MY I Mission -and the “MODEL HOME Y1 “AMI estab- lishing, ‘I AM“ establishing in all communities, and every respective secluded community. shall be pperf-ect-i0_n manifested as a. sample: and as an example for the ;people. . . ~' ’ For this cauvse they are invjited ,to see and to get first-hand . information as it ‘has’ been _- said, _andg,y»ou w_ill ‘seed it-in the NEWQDAY, this week’s issue of the; NEW DAY. ‘As the place is very small and; there. are many“'l‘e‘ading ofﬁ-' cials of this country and statesmen who desire“ to get first hand Iinformation, those who are invited by card will be the only ones we will’ be able to accommodate there on Sunday. But after this, all c0—workers,, followers and friends and everybody when there is accommodation and room to visit the place and to be our guests‘ from time to time there, I the same a_s "here, all will be welcome to do so——those w_ho- have not, been invited on this.;particular opening. I This is done for the purpose of giving the general public and the chief officials and other representatives of business and profession to know MY Workiand Mission, that I might: have a chance to tell them deﬁnitely in the actuated ; words of expression. . _ __ For this cause at this particular gopening they are especially. invited, those» who will be ’ invited, and their friends, by -card. Neverthe- less all will have a chance. to visit the home the same as this one from time to time, when it is open to the public, and when you have any causerto visit your friendsathere, orif I AM tliere and you desire" to visit———all. will have the chance ' the same as in I any other modern home. . ‘ . Even the Hoboes Are Transformed But as I explained,‘ it would be a matter of I impossibility] to find streets enough’ to hold the masses if it was ageneral invitation-for all . to go there.“ Even as it is at the honored. Ban- .quet of which I AM‘ anticipatingror j expecting to serve this evening-—-all cannot_g_et to the . table. The question was,’ would not? I allow rMY —Secret.aries to be. -gsuestsfat the _-tableyto help . serve or tolbel there ‘withthern; but.’ the" question, was, w-illlgitf; be enough accommoda- tion to accommodategall_’of the hobos and burns; or I for they desire toenjoy MY Presence as well? as you, and especially when they can see, and ‘know. what -I, have done f_or_i.them—'-not Tnnlyi _ ~ l,1ei5e'”i117vNewYorkCity. but ‘th'ro_ughout, the A C°W1tf1"Y amt in,.9ther:,c°‘~1nt1ii‘iS:‘,jMY VV01"k and .' \ >\ \. _i 39‘ ‘ ’ 40 ’ positional] y l MY Mission is actually representing the masses and changing them characteristically and dis- Hundreds of even that class of people,‘ who would not even. dress decently, are now Wearing decent and respectable clothes--— those who would not work, are learning to not receive or take a ride, as their leader said, unless they pay for the ride; Work and be honest a.nd refuse to take anything dishonestly. So the spirit of MY Work and Mission is not confined to those ‘who are called decent and high—classed,/ respectable people——those who are called that-—-but it reaches all masses and all classes, and shall be at UTOPIA and a house of refuge for all mankind that they might live according to ‘MY Teaching! I thank you. PEACE, EVERYONE: I would just like to say at this instance, the question was asked i could you go down to Sixty-third Street. Yes, as long as there is a place or space for you to stand, the same as others are standing in here. And of course you know there is ,'a lec- ture hall or meeting room and you can ac- commodate quite a number down there; so anyone who Wishes to go, they are Welcome to go. . Now I would just like to say what I,” had started to ‘say before. If any of our visiting guests or friends care to speak, they are wel- come to do so by moving volitionally as we do. If not, they are welcome to give us their names, addresses and professions; we will gladly in- troduce them according to" custom. Just know Within yourself you need not speak as We do unless you care to. You need not speak on the subjects that may interest us, for there are “many subjects may .not,appar- ently interest us that you might be interested in. If you can interest us in you, we may even- tually be interested in’ the subjects ‘and topics on which you care to speak. I thank you. (At this point, Mr. Lovell, prominent Qua- ker, who, with his wife, was a‘ guest at the Banquet Table, arose_and spoke as followsz) , Inspiration , PEACE, FATHER I PEACE, EVERYONE! When I was listening to FATHER’S talk a few moments ago, He referred to inspirati.on. lie used that term and it made me think of A the experience I had lastnight when I at- tended the RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT Meeting at Sixty-third Street. ‘ The room which you all know, was well ﬁlled, and the balconies were well ﬁlled, yet I jli had a feeling that Something was ‘missing. It just" was not \quite\ right, no A doubts Th e ‘NEW D AY November 30th, i939 A.D.F.D. We listened to many addresses, but none of them reached the hearts of the people waiting- and sitting in such numbers. % “’ _ I ‘know. that inspiration is needed for such an audience. Mr. Lamb, sitting next to me, said, to me, 5‘Do you feel moved to speak?” and I. said, “Truly-I don’t-—I just don’t. I would like to,,but it just won’t come out. I don’t know What..,_to say-——I /am not’ inspired. I haven’t anything to say, I just cannot speak tonight.” Inspiration is needed——there is no doubt about it; and we have heard FATHER use the term electricity, and I saw it, last night more vividly thall I think I have ever seen such‘ a demon- stration before. I’ As I say, the hall was filled, and yet it was empty, and word suddenly flashed through that audience that FATHER wasdownstairs——\” FATHER‘,had come! Well, of course that is an old story to all of you. You know what happened. That dead audience, and it was as . dead as could be——-suddenly every person in bal- conies and floor came to life and enthusiasm\ and you could just sense it —— you could just feel it in every fibre of your being; this elec- trical shock that went over that great audience; and it lasted, -it just kept at that pitch, you know, but no FATHER came. But it kept alive, and then when the lady in charge came to the loud speaker and ‘announced that FA- THER had not come, the drop-‘Was just tre- mendous, and in spite of anything that the - speakers-« could do, we relapsed again into the same feeling we had before. It was a most in- teresting experience for me, though; and it dramatized very keenly the need that\,a’ll of these devoted have for the ACTUAL PRES- ENCE of FATHER in their 11’.1lClSt./, Things Are Diil’erent On this Thanksg“iving. Day I cannot help but say one more word: certainly Thanksgiving means a great deal to all of us. I happen to be a Yankee from New England and that is where Thanksgiving started. To us Thanksgiving has always meant more than any other holiday.- In-' ’ New England, Thanksgiving is amuch more important day than Christmas. It is; it‘ always has been. I presume it still is if those customs survive there. So to me it always is a day of interest and moment, and I have thought as I last night and today have seen these fi“ienclly - faces" of all of you whom I now know and love, I see the same faces again all the time of course, and it seems to~me that we»; are all good friends now——it seems to imeithat of course V. I We have the greatest cause of true thanksgiving; 204 West 63rd Street A sa_wEsT xogthsr. , A Novemlier 30th, 1939 A‘.D.F.1D. T H e N E W Y now, because there is no doubt, as yougo, in your daily lives, you know in your hearts that things are different, aren’t they? Things are differentlo _ I thought in that connection of this truth whichl will leave with you: the greatest thing that man has or can have is not freedom. Free- dom is not the greatest thing that man can have. I think the greatest thing that man can have is to be the Servant of GOD! Thank you. (After several other speeches given by vis- iting friends and a Very beautiful testimony given by the spirit in praise and thanksgiving to our Beloved SAVIOR for HIS Bountiful Goodness, this festive occasion came to a tem- porary conclusion.) THANK YOU, FATHER DEAR! PEACE We thank ‘ You, FATHER PEACE GROCERY TROPICAL and AMERICAN PRODUCTS Streamline Blend Coffee Also New Day Magazine on Sale 222 W. 146th Street New York City Peace I thank You, FATHER MACEO A. THOMAS MALCOLM G. COTTON TH M A S — 0 TTON sALEs DIVISION 0 F O DOBBlN$-TRINITY. com. me. 2306 7th Avenue AUdubon 3—020o PEACE . i We thank You, FATHER _ _ A RO$EN§FELD'S BROS“ ~iNC. HARDWARE, PLUMEING SUPPLIES, Inc. _ 56-58 EAST 115th ST. A PEACE , _ We thank You, FATHER PEACE COOPERATIVE MOVING & EXPHEss ZION JENKINS New York City Clrcle New York City ' ' . . We thank You. FATHER SMILO CORSET SHOP Corsets and Brassieres Costume Fitted‘ Also Alterations and Repairs Also Hosiery and Underwear Eormerly at 26 _W. ,l25th st. ,. 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G Largest Buick Dealer o“NE.w Anulcxs 70 USED cARs 0 AUTHORIZED Woupcx sERvIcE Broadway T , At 1319!: Street Edgecombie 4-6 No_vember_30th,, ,e19;s9_ .§i.D.F.D. ﬁrth e D A Y 43 fir YOU STAY IN MY MIND You wiLL BE,,lHiAPPY ANli 4 I GLAD, ALL THETIME” —— FATHER DiviNi: If You_Are C’o’nfOL1nded,, Or Limitedifrom ‘Any Angle Wliatsioeveii It. Is, an Evidnence that Yourselvcs Are the Causel‘ofelt I I ff-OUR, FATHER’S, MESSAGE”-2 . ‘L e T /‘stay hi My Sxpiritl stay in My S_pii~itl J’ ‘ ‘ ~GIVE'N= ‘- “HILE W “ “You will be happy and be glad :al;1,the,tiii1e. AT BANQXJET TABLE stayjm My ’S1i>irit! stay in My "S.l3ir.i'tl, You will be "lie2J\113py_‘f and be gladall, the,tiiiie.” No.7 20 NVEST 115th STREET ; ~ ;:.‘:THURSDAY ‘EVENING’ APRIL NSIXTEENTH’ “Peace, :.FATIIER.DEARI” greeted the large 1936 A.D.F.D. , . asselnbm I I 11 , _ L TIME: “MIDNIGHT, ’ We Here you are, and there I AM: striving, A I . r I‘ ' ‘ andrhave striven to do for the children of men It is -the “Divine” privilege of as I‘/have been doing.‘ I have sti'ivenj:to,trans-' _si_nce the Coming of- OUR LORD ajndjf-SA"_i.VI\OUR, init:1MYSELF to them,Tthat¥ I‘1‘11lg‘hl7”\'I10l3 neces- FATHER DIVINE, to beconie @itiz‘e1“i"sf.of,’ Heaven sarily be an Individual as a_Person, to be per- as Well as it -is the "privilege -and the inalien— sonally presentiexpreisisly at all times; but I able right of all people to’ become to "be Amer- have striven to create an atmosphere; and also Aican citizens, either /through birth or "na‘turali- an environment‘ that ‘will be so illuniinated and zation.~ Hence, inl1oi_'.d,er? that we might be true so contagious with _the g:_erms,of My PERSONAL and loyal citizens of/tlie Government of Heaven,’ PRESENCE ‘until, you will aiitoiiiatieally ex- a$,W?11.,.?lS, Wei d:esi§r'e‘,-atb fbej t1~ue,___10ya1e.;md pa- press MY‘, NATURE and .»MY r CHARAC’I‘ER- triotic citizens of oIur—‘-‘.coLintry, we must know ISTICS. . I -9 in _ g something of our Constit.ution, and the require- It. is not that‘ one must necessarily endeavor ‘ ments thereof for its citizens or subjects. Up to be and do as they 111?lY.Sl1T111iS€ ME t0 be C which all may follow to find the Path of Right- j therein, for itmleads to Eternal Bliss and happi- J _ ness as so described by .the LORD herein. iv CHRIST TOUR‘ We _’thank THEE. until this IFAT-HERSHIP Dispensation, the Con- and do as an Individual, but as I have brought stitution of" the "Government of Ileaven was forth a Sample and ai1‘E_xainple for all human. foreign to the people, and they knew not the " ity, Copy after the Fzishion I have shown you way to ascertainetheir, Adoption to the Kingdom on the Mountain "as a Sample fol‘ those of Y011 of Heaven, therefore all were violators, and Who are F0110W€1'S,i‘t0.i;‘O 011t0 p€l”f€Cti0ﬂ; f01' many Were l31"all$01"S t0 the C0U1‘-t1."Y 150 Which I ..‘‘No ma'1';. (:oine»i,hto -the FATI-IER’lout they desired to belong. Despite »the failures. ‘by ME,» Said, Je.,SuS' ,. of those who were sincere, GOD “in His Love and Mercy conipassionately considered the sin- cerity of them, and in Loving Kindness HE heard their cries for “The GOOD SHEPHERD” to lead them, and condescendingly HE answered their anxious "prayers, by-coming to the earth plane to dwell among’ them, and to show them I. Say; if ydu Stay HIM-y ~MIND—, you Wm" be and teach theinthe, way . . . In this beautiful ‘happy and -be glad an the time_ Message, and in the song preceding the Mes- ‘ e e , ' e_ L e sage as was sungegby the LORD,-is the direction V ’ ' You Cause Your Own Limittatioifse V c The Sample and the Example for each and ; every one of you has been shown. These qual- ities or expressions have beenlshown in the Person of Jesus as an Individual, for all other individuals to -copylafter the Sample expressed and manifested in the "Person of Jesus; Then ' When and ‘wheresoevereyou ﬁnd. yourselves being. oppressed, being in-istreated-itaccordingto your mortal version,.; it is. an ’ev"i'dence that there ‘is "wi.th'in your ‘i system that which de- s_erv'es being‘crus'hed.» It._;is writtens: ‘ eousness; and having _found it, let us walk (The foregoing statements arellthose of the "transcriber after the. song-. recorded below, ‘ “He who puts ‘his trust in ME, shall I FATHER speaks as follows:) I I never be c0nf0,t111de<l-”, i_ _, . ; THANK§I2.‘&C‘OU,.ii,iFA'llHER-I .__e.youej:_e.._a1te.f_} _C_OI1fOl.1iI.Id€d.i .{Qi?_ l1l1.11t€3(l—:':i‘.l2'v()‘l;11 7-any I ~ . . '~ ‘ I .. . ‘ ’ mortal‘ minds and throw them off, and ,undesirable conditions. 44 e T The NEW D'A[.Y November 30th, 1939 A.o.1=.n.. angle whatsoever, it is an evidence that you yourselves, are the cause for it. If you by any means, desire to justify yourselves’ as_ in.divid- uals, it is an outward expression as’ an open confession, of refusing to give, GOD all the Glory; therefore, automatically, faltliough it may be unthoughtfully, you are accusing GOD instead of giving GOD ‘Praise. Lift up your _ put on the MIND -of CHRIST, which is in ‘GOD; then and there, you will be One with HIM, and in your hearts you will not be condemned. _ p Oh, it is ‘'a privilege to realize it! ‘Every indi- vidual can, if he will, ‘rise above these limited and extended limitations, ‘adverse and undesir- able conditions. Words such as others are speaking negativelygyou can rise above" them if you realize GOD as aliving factor in your heart andin yourlife, for ‘ ' “Greater is HE Who is within you, than all they who could be.against you,” - for the Mouth of GOD" has spoken it. I , Then I say, if you stay in My Spirit and stay in My MIND, you will be happy and joyful all the time. "The reason why you. are not happy, and the reason why you arenot joyful, is be-_ causepyou are not staying and abiding in My SPIRIT and in My 'MIND.. It is written: “In the'wo_rld you will have tribulation,“ but-. in ME, Peace.” - ' T T You are having tribula_ti.ons because you are living ‘in mortal consciousness. You are living in that world of expression, which is butthe World of selﬁshness, wherein there lies all misery,f lacks, wants and limitations and ‘all. Get out of that state‘ of . consciousness, and "you will ﬁnd yourselves- in the" Heavenly state of expression wherethe Spirit of GOD will unfold His Love and Mercy, and you will be joyful and happy all the time. Creating for Yourself It is your privilege to create for yourselves, this of which I AM stressing and expressing, Heaven; or create for yourselves that which the “other fellow”has created and is expres- sing, “the other place,” cal1ed———you know what, by the Religions. Now. isn’t that A wonderful? You can and will create for yourselves just such an expression as you hold uppermostly in your consciousness under consideration at all times. ' I ’ i That which is sown in the soil of your mind ,will materialize, and you will be partakers and producers’ of such an expression; tl1"e‘refore,L create Within your ;cons’cio’usne"ss and ‘in"_your_ \ consideration the positive expression with har- ‘mony, love and kindness, then and there you will find Heaven. For what reason are you going around in lacks and wants and limita» tions, going around in thevspirit of accusation, going around in the mind of condemnation, when such versions are the creators of the extreme reverse expression to that which we call “Heaven”? Such expressions will create it for you, and put you in it and none will be sable to ‘deliver you from it, saving as you bring your bodies into subjection by the transposed version, and your'consc1‘ous“recog- nition of. GOD’S PRESENCE by a ‘complete self-denial. I Self -Exaltationv “If yoii hear of anynman "inquiring after ME, tell him I say, first deny . himself.” , . 0- v . I . . Deny‘ yourself of every mortal version, for sel'f'-exaltation is but a disguised expression of abasement, being abased, Whichever. You will be abased if you exalt yourself above meas~ tire. I - a’ .~“H.e that humbleth himself shall be ex- I , alted, but he that exaltshimselfi shall be_ abased.” . . ’ This “is the Gospel and the Epistle, the spii-it ’ of the true prophecy. Oh, it is something to, consider.! Men are seeking in mortal conscious-, ness, selfish blessings, or blessings.for.s,elfish purposes.’ They seek them’ daily.” They find} confusion, misery and worries in seeking them. They marvel at it. At times they begin to fail J e_ven‘——in other words, they even _ fail with ‘ their sisters or brothers because" of the lack.o’f a full’ consecration themselves, and the lack. of presenting their bodies as a living sacrifice wholly. Because of the lackpof a complete self- denial‘ and a desire to live, work and serve un-. selfishly, they have created for themselves the extreme reverse expression to that whichtwe knowvis Heaven. Now .isn’t that something to consider! I ' Then I say, lift up your mind and your- heads that hang down, and look out on the. field of Understanding, for’ the harvest is ripe."- The field is white and the h3.I'V€St:' is ripe, but; the laborers are few. _ — Take. these thoughts to conside'rationi.‘ , Lived" in the Consciousness ‘of GOD’S ~PRESENCE‘ continually, and the ‘spirit of vvictory will be with you, you will be « victorious"-Wheres‘oe-verbA a you go.._You find many Oifhthemi’ flzom ti-melpto _ J4 November 30th, I939 A.D.F.D. ‘The NEW DAY I time complaining about the seeming mistreat- ment and expression of oppression or crushing, et cetera. Why is it? It is because you put your- » selves in the place to be crushed. Stay in your place and you will be blessed abundantly. Stay in your places and you will be "honored, but if you get out of your places you will be dis- honored and disregarded, because the Mouth of GOD has spoken it. It is Wonderful! Give More than You Receive. There? are those of the dishonest type who rise among us from time to time, considering they‘ should have something for noth.ing.'\If you‘ are honest even in mortal consciousness, you would desire to give as much and more than you receive. This is not merely an expres- sion of Spiritual devotion, but it is material assistance and convenience for service which you are receiving. Each and every individual Who is honest would desire, and would be per- sistent in his or her ambition, to give‘ more ~ than What they arebreceiving. The Nature of GOD would teach you to do it. But if you have the slightest sketch of aipercent of a frac- tion of a grain of the Nature and Character- istics of GOD, you would desire to do -more than what should or would be done for you. If you are not willing to do it, and if you are not persistent in your endeavors to do it, it is an “ open evidence’-‘ and an expression that you are seeking that which is termed‘ justice for yourself as an individual through unrighteous- ness and by doing an injustice to and for others. It is Wonderful! These thoughts are‘we_ll Worth considering. The very recognition‘ of the establishment of , this Kingdom could, andvvould, continue to express the Independence of the INFINITE Withiall success and prosperity and with vic- _ tory over difficulties. These thoughts are Well -- worth considering. There are those among you, from time to time, who will ‘travel from one place to another, trying to get something for nothing, t-rying to get by without giving ser- vice for your assistance and Without serving at all. Such is not the nature nor the expres- sion,.neither is it the characteristic nor char- acteristics of GOD, for “GOD so loved the WOI‘ld,.~'“ He gave His Son.” ’ ' z ' If you are partakers of the character or the characteristics of GOD, you would desire, and you would endeavor to give instead of receiv- ing, foritis Written in the Gospel, “It is more blessed to givethan-to receive.” ‘ i i A ,.»jjj.i-Grounded r in the iTr4ue; and ‘Faijthhftll lfzeg ’ athioughts to‘ '__consi.derati,_,_i ' . 1:511... ' are hard sayings to _the mortal, selfish minds, but they are true‘, and I have established them. My Thoughts and My: Endeavors shall be rooted and grounded inthose of youwho are true and‘ faithful. , W . , Oh, ‘what a privilege to’ observe the Sample and the Example as Iput it forth into expres- sion through the many years of so-called de- pressions, endeavoring to give someth.ing for nothing, as a Sample and as an Example to and for others! Because ‘I have endeavored to _ give something for .nothing, it is not neces- saryfor you to .en_d_eav:or to get something for . nothing. ,, a S 1 These thoughts are Well worth ,considering'. To the extreme reverse,.you should: be par- takers of My Characteristics, My Nature, and endeavor to give something. for nothing. “It is more blessed to. give than to receive.” a it Now this is what” each. -and every one would do among you, who are of Spirit and of My MIND. By so doing and by so being,‘ you will be joyful and happy all the time. ' Just‘ think of it! The_"Sample andfthe‘ Ex-, ample has been exemplified; notonlyl ‘so, but ‘tit has been personifield and established' univer- sally, that all might observe: it, as it isa liv- " ing reality, as a Sample andpas an Example for others. -The average ‘person Willtake the reverse expression ‘instead of atryinpgg to en- deavor to be partakers of the Nature‘ and the Characteristics of CHRIST c their SAVIOUR' and I-GOD, their MAK’ER..lThey will endeavor ‘to ‘be partakers of the nature and the _charac- C teristics of those who were to the extreme re- verse to that immaculate ‘CHRIST version. Look in the Positive Direction Change or transpose ,y'our~ version; learn to look" in the positive directiori and copy after theiPERFECT PICTURE by observing‘ it Viv- idly. Refuse to ‘take as a sample or as «a copy for your consideration to copy by, that ‘person or persons who are refusing to take the Sample and the Example as an outward eXp_ress_iJon of that Person and Spirit and Mind who are giv- ing freely as three‘ in One, the Holy:‘Ghost, the FATHER and -the Son. " » i: “ These thoughts are ‘Well worth considering. When men learn.to_.copy after the .Pe_r.fe’ct: “Picture and visualize it vividly and endeavor to reincarnate the nature of V. it, then ._and there I ‘_ he or “shewill be the reproduction and the re- d Giprodlucers a _ of thefidentical ,iPerfe_étg Expre .45}. ssion. . a 4* ,1; ifs‘-’;i~3'-". , . , 216 / / The ‘NEW DAY November 30th‘, 1939/A.D.F.D. ‘ I they will have the Nature of the MAKER, and will become to be heirs and joint heirs with CHRIST; not only so, but even become to be partakers of His. Nature in the fulness, and be— . come to be the expressers, as was said by the Gospel: . » “or an of His‘ Fulness, have an we received Grace for Grace.” You receive the Fulness of GOD through visualizing‘ and observing‘ the PERFECT PIC- TURE. You do not receive the Fulness of GOD by visualizing andidolizing the negative, neither the imperfect, but by visualizing and idolizing . the PERFECT, the PURE, the REAL and the POSITIVE; that spirit of such will come forth into expression through reincarnation by the transmission of MY Spirit and MY Impersonal Presence,“ By this you will overcome all un- desirable conditions. By this you will have the “victory over the thought and thoughts of limitations. ‘By this you will rise above the thoughts of what a person can do to you, or what a person canido against you, for such a version belongs‘ only in’ the mortal realm ~~-of expression; not up here in the CHRIST Con- sciousness. 4 . ' ' I . You Cannot Lose It is a matter of impossibility for one to lose under such a method, as much as he or she can or will gain. If you lose-as hundred homes, a hundred tracts of land, and families, you will gainavhundred times as many by being true to the INFINITE, by walking in the Light which is so freely given, and by doing exactly what ‘I have told you. V Oh, it is a privilege to realize it, and to be able to produce it a.nd materialize it by your .conscious conviction and realization in your physical bodies in your daily transactions and in your daily dealings with the people! Oh, that man could but learn the great sig- niﬁcafnce of cancellation, especially the work‘ of cancellation to its lowest terms on the negative, the unreal and the non-positive. When you shall have worked cancellation to its lowest terms and shall have establishedit in reality, you shall have completely eradicated such nega- tive expressions. When this shall have been established, the Spirit of My PRESENCE with your conscious recognition of it, will dispel it. It will no longer be remembered. Now isn’t that wonderful! Then I say, "fStay in My Spiri't,; _stay_i_n;,I all the time. _ , , . ‘Just’ think of it! “So.freely as you‘ receive, Stay in My Love; stay in My Understand- ing, » . And you will be happyall the time.”. . So long as you live in the mortal state‘ of ‘ex. pression by the mortal versions, you will ‘be subject to that to which Jesus declared, you would be subject, in the world. ‘ - “In the World you _will have triblulation, but in IME, PEACE.” — » A I- Selﬁshness Creates Undesirable Conditions‘ ? So long as you live in a selﬁsh state. of ex- pression, you are subject "to; the trials and tribulations, such as selﬁshness creates. Self- ishness will create all sorts _of undesirable .con- ditions, but when you rid yourselves of all of your tendencies of selﬁshness, then and there you will become to be a new creature bynature and by My Spirit you will be joyful and happy so freely give.” If after-the ‘manner of men, you; would ‘take for consideration these Lec- tures. which I AM so. freely giving daily, you could see conclusively, wherermen, according to records, have paid thousands of dollars for’lec- tures, and manuscripts, not even so much- as worth a percent of a fraction- of a grain of one of Mine, yet daily I AM standing among you, transmitting and giving so freely to each and every individual without so muth. as a penny, yea, without a thought for compensation in ‘re- turn for My Service and for My Blessings. I have a-full and a-plenty and to spare. I have striven to close the doors whereby any means of an expression which could be termed as compensation and remuneration could come. I have endeavored to close the way, that I, might showwman conclusively, GOD is OMNIP- OTENT, OMNISCIENT and IOMNIPRESENT, ' yet GOD is Personiﬁed and Personally Present, with wall of His Love and His Mercy’ and-. Maj- esty having all dominion and authority and the I Keys to all of the hidden Treasures. -. If I close- every seeming. avenue of life ex- pressedly manifested, then and there I will open the unseen treasures and bring out from the invisible realm, the limitless Blessings which I have hidden-there; which have been hid from, or hid through the ages. Now isn’t that Won- derful! ’ I Discoverer of the Christ Consciousness _ Through the ages these limitless Blessings which we are now enjoying, ‘have. been hid. They have been hid through the ages from the I V sciousness. . ~-tianity--(slay -,through a composition, , s 47. Niovember 30th, 1939 'A;.D.F.D*. The NEW DAY i sages and from the seers and the prophets, etc., but I AM bringing them to the surface as the great Discoverer and as the Inventor of the true CHRIST Consciousness in the hearts and lives of humanity. , I have invented something! I have dis- covered something! "In other words more ex- plicitly, I will explain, I have uncovered some- thing. Nothing is hid from the CHRIST Con- Nothing has been hid from It, but I have uncovered ‘something. I_ have discovered it, andgflj have uncovered it. More explicitly ex- plained, I have uncovered it that humanity might see it and understand ME, even as I AM. I have uncovered the things which were‘hid. Things which had not been revealed, those things I have uncovered and brought into outer expression from the Mystery of GOD’S Invi- sible Presence, as new discoveries and as new inventions. I have put them forth into ex- pression. The CHRIST Consciousness, the CHRIST Nature, the CHRIST MIND and the CHRIST Spirit and the CHRIST Character- istics, each and every one of them I have re- incarnated; therefore, I have brought about a mental and a Spiritual physical invention of GOD among men. It is Wonderful! This is the advent through the adventure of the true and the faithful, to bring into outer expression the reincarnation and the repro- duction, yea, the Personificatioh, of CHRIST and of GOD in the hearts and lives of the chil- dren of men, as a new and old revelation which HE! brought into this dispensation and uncover- ed as a new invention for us. Now aren’t you glad ? I ' Such an invention had never been surmised. You had not imagined in your fondest imagina- tion of the real invention of GOD incarnated and GOD reproduced and Personiﬁed through the transmission of the Spirit by the conscious recognition of His people. This "is the inven- tion GOD shall function and express through, this great invention, and HE shall cause man- kind in his negative state of mind to cease to function, for this invention as-' an adventure and as an advent of the reincarnated CHRIST, shall conquer every other mortal limited expression and cause themto cease to function. I Amazing , Grace I know the conscious minds of men collec- tively, are {amazing at this, the Grace that I AM expressing. I heard the Spirit of Chris- ‘ ‘.i‘Amazing,Grace,‘ how, sweet the sou-ind, Tliats ve ‘ I p I I once was lost, but now I’m found; was blind, but now I see.” Now isn’t that Wonderful? I can see as it were, by inspiration through the composition, all of Christendom. coming to the Light of this Understanding in the fulfilment of the predic- tion. by the composition, “Amazing Grace, to all of the Chris- tian world, “Hoiw sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me.” Theywere lost in the darkness of vice and crime, “But now you plainly see.” I have anointed. Christendom’s mental and Spiritual eye with the “Eye-salve of Salvation." They shall observe it as MY PRESENCE, for their blinded eyes shall come vopen. Ijheard one say on another occasion: I “The ‘whole world was lost in the darkness of sin, A But the Light of the world is Jesus.” ‘I have lighted the CHRIST'Consciousness in the hearts and lives of millions, and given them the understanding from the Jesus-ship "degree of expression as the.Candle, and I have lifted HIM (the Jesus-ship Degree of Expression) up_‘ as the standard for all hu nanity, that they might recognize GOD’S PR+SENCE and by ‘such an observation, all of their darkness will be turned into bright noonday, and CHRIST your SAVIOURl,in the consciousness of millions shall have come to stay. I thank you. P EAGIG I If you wish the best in dry cleaning and tailoring at reasonable prices, kindly patronize us. 1401 5th Ave.. cor. 115th St., New York City 1654 Park Avenue cor. 117th St. Tel. Monument 2-1747 i'BARASCH'S ARMY & INAVY STORE 305 west 125th St., (Near 8th Ave.),« N. Y.i.C.i Tel. 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The NEW DAY I '49 “MY TRUE FOLLOWERS WHO LIVE ACCORDING TO MY TEACHING WILL NOT EVEN so MUCH AS INDULGE IN HUMAN, MORTAL AFFECTIONABLE‘ CONVERSATION” A “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLE 152-60 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK CITY , TUESDAY EVENING and WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21st & 22I1d, 1939 A.D.F.D. A TIME: 3:45 A. M. Truly might have one said, “Will a man rob GOD?” This is quite often the case, for man lives wrapped up in his own self and selﬁsh.- ness, always seeking to appease his fancies, his tendencies and his "pleasures, his will and his desires, instead of trying to seek out GOD’S Will and deny himself to the extent of follow- ing, GOD’S Good Pleasure and GOD’S Will and GOD’S Way. An example of this was brought out in a, testimony given by an alleged follower, a broth- er, who has just recently , arrived from_ the West Coast. He has testified before, and among other things, told of how FATHER had saved his life so miraculously" when he had had an ac- cident with his dump truck, rolling over and over two hundred andlﬁfty feet down into a flaming pit. Although. they claimed. he had a broken back, he said, yet the next day he was able to walk around. This, he said, was only due to the fact that he had called on FATHER when he rolled into» the pit. However, this night he gave a lengthy testi- mony, telling of the. many sins he had com- mitted before, coming to New York. He par- ticularly stressed how he had been attending one of the so-called kingdoms in the West and had carried on intimate relations“ with one of "the sisters as well‘ as other women, he had known at that time, and of how, even after the dump truck accident, he had gone right _ back doing the same thing and living the same life. 'As this is, of course, in extreme violation to VFATHEPJSI Teaching and to the very Move- ment itself, FATHER at this time arose and delivered “uuth—iS‘ very ‘vital and important Mes-,; ‘I .!.~ —— FATHER DIVINE sage for the beneﬁt of each and everyone.» THANK THEE, LORD, FOR THY CON- DESCENSION! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER Speaks as follows:) PEACE,’ EVERYONE: At this instance, I“ arise’ to say in short a.nd make a short‘sum- mary of the experience of the last speaker for the sake of the public and even the followers. This gentleman—I do not bea.r record new just how many days he h.as been here from Cali- fornia as an alleged believer and supposed to be a follower of MINE——as I thought Within whilst he was speaking, giving his testimony and making ,\his confession, it is lucky he had not been killed! It is only through MY Spirit of Mercy and Compassion ‘that he lives. He still hassome effect of the accident. It is something to let you see and know, when you live in viola- tion to MY Teaching, you subjugate yourself to not only accidents, but the Word has declared, “The wages ofsin is death!” It is good to know GOD’S Mercy did reach him and spared him as a witness, as a sample and as an example of what will become of those who willfully, through self-indulgence, violate the teaching of the Movement of GOD your FATHER! I need not say more but I will say this as I did say: you know the teaching! When-you violate the law you must pay the penalty; if not instantaneously or immediately you must pay the penalty! - ‘ This Movement is to produce and bring to ‘fruition, the Spirit and the Nature of JESUS CHRIST your SAVIOR in its entirety; the fulness of the Characteristics and the Nature of CHRIST and the Virginity of Mary. If you do not wish to live it, you need not get in it, for you will not deceive ME, you are only de- ceiving yourself! ’ ..~ A , You Must Keep Your Vow’ C" When you deny yourselves of mortal human_ afl'ection.in one place, the same should be con- sidered in all places; but whengyou refuse to live according to your v,ow_,and. you begin to indulge in human affection and other mortal tendencies, and those detestable characteristics thatdwere not you, you, bring yourselves into subjetction! to not_'only accidents but even death. The Mouthof ‘GOD has declared it! In olden times in the church, fifty or seventy- ﬁve years ago, and from further back than that time, but especially just from that time and onwards, men sat on onexside of the church and women on the other. This was an expres+ sion of how you would not have an occasion to be led into temptation; Thenif we are repre- senting a true democracy and yet a Utopia, the spirit;_of. our fonidest imagination to be tangi- bilated and materialized and realized by all of us, we must learn’ to express itin words, in deeds and in actions and fulﬁl that of which you! have requested in your prayer: “Lead us not into temptation but ’ deliver us from evil!” MY True Followers who live according to MY Teaching, they will’ not even so much as in- dulge in human, mortal, affectionable conversa- tions!‘ If you do not indulge in your human tendencies, fancies and pleasures in the act. of conversationing, you will not be led into temp- tation to cause you to goastray. That is what I AM -talking about! ’ You told ME before you knew ME, “Lead usnot into temptation‘ but deliver” us from all that ‘is evil!” '.And the most temptable point of life’s existence in humanity and even in the animalistic king- dom, is the senses that create. the sex affec- tion~—indulgence in those tendencies! There- fore when, you are brought together conversa- tioning, socializing and joking and telling each other things, the first thing you know you are V led into‘ temptation, where you would not be led into temptation. if you did not ﬁrst make the first effort to please your human tendency. Flesh ‘ and Spirit It «_is,,the human tendency of man and the human tendency of woman to be with the op- posite sex; if it is only to have conversations ‘ witlitthem. Youtalk modestly and enjoy your- self in a social way and in adecentway but when you start that way, at times, you will ﬁnd yourself in a state of being-as it was with l . the disciples when'JESUS went to pray. You will .ﬁnd:-zyourselves in that state of being, but to the extreme reverse to that of which they at that time expressed! The "spirit may be willing but__the flesh \is‘ Weak; hence if you are not led‘ into‘ ~those temp-f so T . u The NEW DAY in November soul, 1939 A‘.D.'F.D.i tations you will not be tempted’. But even if you are tempted in your dreams by prenatal _ideas and prenatal opinions, you do not have to yield to temptation, for yielding is sin! Youmaybe tempted in all points like unto u a natural person, but if you abstain from all appearance of evil, the very GOD of PEACE will sanctify you Holy!‘ That is what I AM talking about! p p \Abstinence is the great victory by which_ you will overcome all temptation. But you can- not overcome all temptations except by refus- ing to abstain from the appearance of evil and from every expression of deception, from every expression! of secrecy. and the indulgence of your human tendencies, fancies and pleasure. Even though‘ they may be expressions of mod- esty, you must abstain from all appearance of \ such. and refuse to indulge in your tendencies, "for they will lead you- into temptation; and if you are. led into temptation with such weak-. ness, you ,may' indulge in further weaknesses T of the flesh, as was the last speaker’s exper- ience! Hence you subjuga.te yourself to death__ , and not only an accident! , _ Truly might have JESUS said when the dis- ciples were trying to castthe _‘,‘other fellow”- out of a man: JESUS’ said, when they could not do it, HE said,’ “Such kind cometh out’ with fasting”——only with fasting and with -' “ prayer. If you ', indulge in those tendencies or in the “other fellow’s” temptation he will ‘not i come out of you, but by refusing to indulge in him and fasting him out of the consciousness’ and then! out of your,sy?s,tem by fasting him out of your consciousness, he will leave you._i That is the mystery? A The Way to Get the Victory Every condition of the flesh and all of your E human weaknesses can be overcome by “the. recognition of the CHRIST! and by you- as in- dividuals refusing to indulge in 2 such tenden- -cies. That is the way you‘, get the victory-——j’ust_ refuse to indulge in them. , This is not a statement as applicable to you for your human affection or. self-indulgence !.from that angle of expression alone, but it is » an expression as applicable to you and to all... for each and every other detestable, tendency) and characteristic that you may have indulged . , I in! the slightest tendency "or, any of the forces of jealousy. lWhen youare“--[jealous,f if you _,,will just go _to"1the EXTREME toTtha~t ~ ' «e . V .4,”/p You "get rid of jealousy by refusing’ to don what jealousy tells you; by refusing totobeyf ~..__m;A.._,-.. - .._..; ..~a_,-—~.; . IQ JV‘ rt. l: H. ﬁr’. l ( l 2 ._...,-. A.-.,mm.——<.._..._n" .. November 30th, 1939‘ 'A".D_.F..D. _ , T h e N E W ,D A Y _ 51‘ of which jealousy suggests, eventually it will leave you, for it cannot remainin you if you do not indulge in‘ it. See the mystery? Prejudice, if it is rac_e prejudice or if it is any’ sort of prejudice experienced by man, if you do not desire to be controlled and imposed upon by prejudice, why, refuse to indulge {in it by going to the EXTREME REVERSE to that which prejudice suggests. That is the “ mystery! And as with prejudice, so with all of the /other tendencies of your mortal character- istics. If it is resentment, if it iscovetousness, which is enVy—any of those detestabletenden- ci'es'+—you can fast them out of your system by fasting them out of your consciousness, by re- fusing to allow them to exist or operate or function or. remain in you in any evidence. "l‘hat is what I AM talking about! They may be in_“you prenatally, they may be ‘in you preconceivingly by your preconceptions. You have many ‘tendencies and characteristics and many detestable characteristics in you, of which you must overcome, but you can only “overcome them by refusing to indulge in them and taking a stand in opposition to every-de- testable tendency, every detestable fancy, every detestable pleasure, and tell that “other fel- , low” you will not obey nor ‘listen to his sug- gestions ! V Get at the ' Cause Now when you see them having accidents A and sick or anything of that sort, you may ‘know there is some cause for ‘it. Get at the CAUSE and rid yourself of the cause, andithe effects will-not be. As! I have often said, get at the CAUSE and cast it out of your system by casting it out of your consciousness, and the cause will prohibit any other effect from ‘being in evidence if you do not allow the cause to exist in your consciousness nor in your sys- tem: That is the mystery! . S , - Little no-harm things, and especiallywhen a you try tojhide from_GOD, those things will destroy you, for"you know you would not do those things in MY Personal Presence; you know they are‘ not according to MY Teaching. Therefore you sever yourselves from GOD and from GOD’S Protection by refusing to do those things‘*in' MY Personal Presence and by doing. the thingthat you would not do in Per- sonal Presence; for the thing of it is, you should notdo anything that you would not de- sire to -do‘ in Personal» Presence. That is g ‘I the mystery!-~ _. . y . A . I So! these thoughts, are well worth consider- ing’.’B"ut’ the brother will“ have a: chance toll tell 2550 8th Avenue you all about it more distinctly in the future. But as it is ‘quite a long_story and quite a terrible experience, through d_isobedien_ce—I do *not_bear record exactly how long he has...been here. I do not bear record of talking with him personally since he has been here, but he has confessed a good bit of his sins and told of how I had blessed him on several occasions; but as it is quite a lengthy story I desire to leave w_ith MY visiting friends and others, the significance of what I AM trying to convey to you as the public, and MY Followers asco- workers and friends: i j C _ “That which a man soweth he must‘ als0.reap!” A “ I If you indulge in those things you must not only expect to reap art‘ accident and accidents continually, but even death, for the Mouth of GOD has declared it! I thank you, I thank you, I thank you! We thank You, FATHER D . S C H A U M ' GROCERY and DELICATESSEN Orders promptly delivered _ New York City Phone: DAyton 9-4295 ’ PEACE SPRINGHURST ICE MFG. Co . I C E D E A L E R I r Anthracite COAL Bituminous . General Office. 781 Hewitt Place. Bronx. 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IT 11 e N EW DA Y _ I I I h I I 53 “BLESSED IS HE wHo COMETH IN THE NAME OF “OUR FATHERS MESSAGE” I GIVEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLE 152-60 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK CITY TUESDAY EVENING and WEDNESDAY ‘/ll<IORl‘.’Il\"'G,'*_NOVEMB,ER” 21st and ma, 1939 A A.D.F.D., TIME: 3:15 A. M." _ This little Message shows us how to be hos.- epitable like our FATHER, the ‘MODEL HOST; for He receives everyone, regardless to their mission, profession or occupation, with the same courtesy and honors them ac..co.rdingly. Rev. L. s.: Franklin Miller it of the‘ A.M.E. Church, who had come for the purpose of ob- taining FATHER_’S photograph and Message for the book he is compiling, entitled, “Who’s Who in the A.M.E. Church,” enjoyed the blessing of being FATHER’S guest, and at the conclu- sion of his remarks FATHER‘,spoke. brieﬂy, illustrating byreferences to the Ps’almicgp_re-‘ clictions of David and Solomon. V . . THANK ‘ YOU, FATHER DEAR!‘ '(The foregoing statements are those of ‘the transcriber, and FATHER"S /Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! D ~ I Good ‘Health, Good Will and a Good Appe- tite; Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Good Evening, Good Night and Good Mo_rning again. Here ’you_-all aregand there I AM. There“ I sit and here’ you‘*stand.» In“ the UNITY of spirit,“ » of mind, of aim and of purpose to you I come “as a .Representative of that which __I AM daily A s‘trejssing—-the” Universal Brotherhood of Man and the ‘conscious realization of the FATHER- IIOODD of GOD, such arrecognitiontol eventual- oi “ly be established in the hearts and lives. of you _.._.all. » A - “"',When this shall have been rightfully estab-9 ‘ lished in all «humanity, .G(_)_Dlto mankind will be--a living. reality and will no longer be looked as something mythological, neither as f isornething‘, merely as a supposit’i‘on« supersti- -tiously discerned; but by. the recognition of the ACTUAL PRESIEENCEE of“GoD, you win eve);- 2 _ tually realize gGO'D.--has actually been matpe‘rial- D '.;,E.ized,..made{FLESH, «and dwells among. - °'wil1‘jeveIitually“realize the glory‘ asjyoui’ be-". ' l “\. .». 2 ’f'~..’a“_ ::..:*:i;~-*‘, '1, -‘ 3; -2.1.:.."...=:.....rJ.,:.~E~: . ‘~ 2 I ~ wv ' ' ‘ojreward.’“’ THE LORD” "hold it, as it is the -g1¢ry of the,only‘b'egotten of the FATHER, full of grace of ltruth. ,, When this recognition shall /have been estab- lished in you, and you shallhave vividly ob- served and visualized -such a. phenomenon, of” all of ,His fulness shall have all you received, grace for grace. The ,Gospel prediction of John there and then is fulﬁlled in your hearin-g_and "in your physical being and in your recogni- tion, for of all of His fulness will you all re- ceive then. ’ ’ D At this instance I have not arisen to speak. I believe the proofreading of that Message, even though there were corrections to‘ be made,’ typo- graphical errors, I believe it has been enough said in the proofreading of that Message to cause you who are not My im1nedia.te,followe1‘s to consider I have said enough. I .ne_e-d_,not say more; however I will say in 1'eference.,tto the Rev. Dr. Miller as a visiting ininisterfjamong us, we appreciate your visit and consi_d_eI'~ “That which a man soweth he must also reap.” ' . ’ You think it is an honoror a blessing to be here—-—it is reciprocatable. It is a bleissing to have. you here. ‘ ‘H ’ “ ‘- As I_ often tell My followers, and especially those of My immediate staff, be mindful how you entertain strangers,» whereby some have entertained angels unaware. It has been ‘My custom to be -mindful ‘how we entertain strangers andgive tribute where tribute is due and cus- - tom where custom isXdue, to respect all men according to their respective iprofessions, and especially those who are the representatives of the ‘cloth; for it is a true saying, by experi- ence.I. can verify the same:'« A “He that ‘receives’ one in theiname of a. prophet, shall receive at prophet’s reward-’.’. . From. a psychological point of view, if I could not have spoken after the lnanner of men as ~ a_-j-clergyman,~_if Iwjould -just at-thisparticular insta'nc’e receive the clergyman as zaclergyinan, I would receive the spirit‘ and the 'giftffofj_..’such an expression,‘ that it might be as a contribu- tion, to Me and to others,» to be conveyed to . ..th'em,;:7that they." might 1; also enjoy Him. S E “tHe:.t‘hat~réceiv,es1V’onelp in the‘, name of i_’_;a,,‘good man, -shall-,;receive_:ka fg.oo.d_‘ I c I have endeavored to receive the different representatives of the clergical world accord- fng to their respective calling, according _to what they are called, even according to their respective mission, profession, classiﬁcationand qualiﬁcation. - _ Now, what I have said in these brief re— marks, I hope these words will go down on record for those who are coming into the TRUTH through by Me and to Me, that they might be mindful how they entertain strangers‘ and respect the profession for My great Name’s sake. As I often say, for the Name’s sake of GOD men are blessed. It is written: “Blessed is he who cometh in the name of the LORD,” in other words, you shall not see Me until you do say it. I will cause you to know a man is blessed by coming in My Name! Aren’t you glad? . ' . There are some who have not become, or who are not what they should’ be, but they have been blessed by Me by coming in My Name. You all have seen from timeto time, almost daily at times, ministers of the Gospel and representatives of religion, those who are true and those who are false have been blessed, if nothing else but to have an access to come and speak to the audiences as they will, a<:~ cording to their version, and blessed if noth- .ing else but to sit at the banquet tabl_e of which was spoken of by the mouth of David. David spoke of this table in his Psalmic pre- diction. Solomon also spoke of this table, but David saw it as though a man who apparently had many enemies: ii “He prepareth a table in the presence of mine enemies.” A Aren’t you _ glad? But Solomon spoke of it—« “And He led me up to the banqueting house.” ' He spoke in the latest language-- “. . .to the ‘banqueting house...” you see. In thoseydays they used to speak more of feasts, not so much of banquets as we speak dc-f them today; but Solomon did say, did he not, “And He led me up to the banqueting house, and His banner over us is love.” Can you not seeitlie, banner over us ‘is ‘love? lt is wonderful! p " . Theireare many things I could say along this line, Just tostir up yoiirlpure, lminds,,but I do 54 A it iThe NEW ‘DAY. liexeniber 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ~—«not wish to bore you. There are others who no doubt would be glad tospeaknl want them to feel as free as we do. Be willing to move volitionally if you care to. If not, we are pleased to introduce you according to custom, if you give us your names, addriesses and pro- fessions. Therefore, feel free either way, it matters not; for we are endeavoringi to meet ' you and to speak to you in the actuated Words of expression according to your own» language as customs and your language as in actions; for, ‘ q . ‘ “Actions speak louder than words.” I thank you. I thank you. I thank you! (Response to this invitation was made by a brother from Los Angeles, who made a lengthy testimony of a wonderful. healing and confessed to many deviations, concerning which FATHER spoke in another Message which appears else- where in this issue.) 'l‘el. UNiversity 4-7703 The largest clothing chain in the East Welcome, Father Divine Followers. to C R A W F O R D CUSTOM —— QUALITY -4~ CLOTHES Louis Rosen, Mgr. A I15 WEST 125th STREET TeL £HL'4~lo90 / . HEARTS PAPER co. Papers and Paper Products Restaurant Supplies Soda Fountain Supplies Spices, Mayonnaise, Syrups 323 W.’ 141st Street ._:_ N. Y. City Thank You, FATHER R Opened I Up A N W And . Larger Store ‘PEACE New York city We are giving a special discount to all off ‘A 1+'ather’s UhlldI'€l1.. .We carry a full line of COATS, DRESSES, HATS, HOSIERY and BAGS. OPENING SALE NOW BRINGS — $12.98. 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I ‘PEACE '1‘ha.nk Yon; FATHER oR_hOYAL* e MEN'S »SHOP_ *' V EVERYTHING -TO’ WEARYTYI S I FOR MEN 7 zgs LE ox Am; Y.“Cit;Y I % New York City ,- We thank You, FATHER ' PEACE I _Bet.-V115-thand 116th ‘Ste. 5 ; l~V;_N_‘ovembleIj ,3t0th‘, ,. l,i.,_.e VN A Y A A I _ .357 GOD WOULD NOT CREIATEVANYTTHING HE COULDNOT BRING INTO OUTER ExiéRfE,ss1ON,AND T T MATERIALlZATI ON ' it Principle I into I ,“,O‘UR,,' F_,A,’_;l‘HER’S, MEssAGE.::,,,,,, I " GIVEN WHILE ” ‘AT THE HOBOES BANQUET I 204 wEsT 63rd STREET NEW YORK CITY THURSDAY, "NOVEMBER 23rd, 1939 A.D.F.D. . :TIME:_.,11:O1;P. M. After those of the hoboes who had _been._ffor- " tunate enough to be at the first Table, had well dined, and after many of them expressed their deep appreciation of being able to be in —FATHER’S Personal ‘Presence and enjoying . such .-a delicious. Banquet, for the beneﬁt of, some of the walkers who had arrived a little late, .. FATHER idismissed the first Table and made Way, for _, those who ..had just} come in who had not yet eaten, to come and dineV._;',~,l"1.,,l FATHER had’ already spoken -seve’ral_li§‘tiIiiies during the ﬁrst Banquet, and after ,tlie'diners at thesecond Table had been seated and‘ every- thing had settled down,~one of thesecretaries, .;,fu*ia‘on the request of FATHER, read a Very_~i,11- teresting article ;f1'om,,the, “Christian Review,” a Philadelphia paper.‘ It was ‘I after the reading I tsof the article that FATHER blessed the audi— ence: withthis little genilfrona the Storehouse ‘ _of _S,a1vation., Thank You, FATHER! ’ , ‘‘j'(The "foreg0_i_ngfstatements. come from the '~.<transcriber,- after which FATHER speaks-1 “as ‘follows:) _‘ _--, ' -l ' ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE ll. At this instance I would just like to say, according to the. state- ment made through the article as published in the “Review,” I think they are showing pic~g .,.‘4tu:1.,eS cup. in the public auditorium now, show- ..»ing -‘some of-the activities of ‘the Peace_f.Mis-sion Movement. -. 1 T_hi_s is as s iiéssgsi .:LO. the world, mankind, as all other exhibits are. Thi.s,,§5is§t0l let you get ﬁrst-lhand information picturesiandl by" seeirig‘ yourselves; I “The Triue_iTh,Oulght of My lMiss_iOnlls to Conveyithe gg. Truth COncerni.in~g"Our Aetiivpities Might ring the ,“- ‘J I. ‘. Vi “ ' '. DIVINE is goin‘g'i“‘on. Those who desire to see the mo- tion pictureswhensoeverltheyilare. shown, they can see them GRATIS. _ I forbid any photographer: or representative of Mine to put any price on_ anything of that “sort that is given for educational purposes, as GOD IS A FREE GIFT to the world,"GR"A— __TIS TO MANKINDI :,All I do require of ‘”any-« one, is to payfor that which is meat or some- thing that you can eat, or some material ser- vice rendered you. As _-it;_is written some place in the” Scripture, no doubt some of MY'_ hearers can remember the especial quotation:‘q,“Wﬁhy should‘-you pay‘ for,‘ that which is not meat?” «‘ Why should you pay «for something that is as a free gift, that which is so freely given? Even though“ at ‘times’-we’ give ‘things that are ~_ on theimaterial plane, material sustenancefor the body; nevertheless_,' the true thought -of MY, ‘Work and Mission, is to convey the Truth con- cernilngrthe "activities, that others might, con-I centrate in this direction and produce and bring into theirI”ex'-perience * the same principle - and the outward expression of- that which they are .observingi V -I ‘ - I » i it Two Mottoes ‘The thing you vivid_1y visualize you tend to materialize l._,I_brou_ght“ into outerexpression in a a co1npositi«oi1‘b i1}3ny.;' .y_ear‘s fago :_ f . THE CONSCIOUSNESS ”"~OF'_‘_THE,=,PRESENCE OF GOD. is THE SOU.RCE7§('),F ALL. SUPPLY, AND’ IT CAN n ‘ AND’““IT WILL ”'SATISFY EVERY, GOOD DEsIREz?* r E If you c'an‘{be consciousof GOD’S PRESENCE and vividly I stressit in ‘your, ’consideration, you will find that such a consciou‘s‘“conviction ‘and realization will satisfy your every desi,re...and will supply and satisfy the desires of others! Again one of MY original mottoesp I composed, ‘ which is well wsiih .cgoIisi_d'_e1*i“ng: “THE ~ABUNDANCE ; fO.F~ ;.THE~ FULNESS A -»«*.":"‘ \.w\"f‘ . created by your Great Creator. 58 ' T h e N E W D A Y November 30th, 1939 A_.D.F.D.' OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF GOOD, NO SPACE IS VACANT OF THE FULNESS THEREOF!” A A Then I say, if you carry in your conscious- ness the abundance of the fullness of all good, you will eventually bring into outer expression that goodness of whatsoever you are stressing in your conscious thinking. You can see the outward expression it of what I AM telling you. This is no «longer a supposition! ,Some may have said years ago that it was mere superstition, but I declare to you and to all mankirid, that whichpyou can vividly visual- ize, it can be materialized and that which you C:3lIf_4Su1'II1lS€,OI' imagine. whichever, it can be done. GOD would not give you an iii1ag'ii1ai:icn as the Great Creator, unless HE was OMNIP— OTENT enough to bring your imagination into outer expression and into your conscious re-c~ eognition and realization. Imagination and Expression! GOD would not create something greater or better, or bigger than HIMSEJLF! GOD creates imaginations. Your fondest imagination is GOD would not create anything, HE could not and cannot bring into outer expression and into mater-iali~ zation, if HE wishes to. It may have seemed somewhat that way, as though HE could in the beginning, when GOD being invisible as Spirit alone, without BODY, FLESH and BONES, moved out upon the face of thedeep saying: “Let there be light,.and /there was light!” Caused the visibility of light to appear where it had not yet appeared. GOD created theiearth alsoin the beginning of the creation; as HE Himself was also invisible, the earth was in.- visible too in the beginning of the creation, being intangible, impractical and unproﬁtable and good for nothing. It may have appeared or would have ap- peared as if though GOD created soiiiething HE could not tangibilate and -“materialize and personify; but as it was created and without form, GOD knew -it was essential to bring it into outer expression; for even in HIS creation, if the conscious mentality of humanity could have been as active as it is today through self- exaltation and through human intelligence -by the material, mortal concept of things, they would have no doubt said, “GOD created some- thing and started somethin-g HE could not, ﬁnish.” , ‘ Therefore it was essential ifor GOD to bring I 1 . into outer expression and into materialization IIIS creation, the earth. For this cause, even though it was invisible, intangible, impractical and unproﬁtable and actually good for nothing, GOD said, “Let dry land appear, and it appeared.” Can you not" see the mystery? The mystery of {such a recognition! Dry land appeared—there and then the tangibilization of things began, the materialization of things began. Creation Was Invisible at First Although all things were created in the be- ginning, theywere not brought into outer ex- pression, neither tangibilated, . neither were they made visible, for they were invisible. They had not yet, according to the Scripture, been brought into v.isibility——hence they were rim- practical, unprofitable and good for nothing if they would have remained as they were in the beginning of the creation; but GOD knew HE created and began something could bring. to an end. Can youvnot see the mystery? GOD saw as HE sees and knew as HE knows, if HE could cause you by HIS creative forces of nature to bring into your consideration, something as an imagination, GOD could tangi- " ‘ bilate it and make it real,*t-angible and practical and GOD knew that was the great essential. for the advancesof the conscious mentality of hu-A manity. ' . I After the earth appeared where, it had not yet appeared, until it had—’—or in other words, until it did appear‘; there andthen the tangi- bilization of things began. Can you -not see the mystery? The materialization of things .be~ gian! The outward expression of things began, 1 and from that and those things, the things that", HE had created in HIS Own Likeness and Image, HE formed it out of the dust of that tangibilated earth (the ground) that HE had made Visible. GOD was coming on towards bringing HIMSELF into outer expression, and it was not HIS plan nor purpose to bring HIM- SELF into observation, saving by HIS, Own creation, and that was to be brought into“ outer expression by lthe tangibilization of the earth and from the earth, the ground, GOD formed I man out of the dust thereof; from whence there? after HE formed HIMSELF in the likeness of sinful flesh. Now aren’t you glad? A Living Reality ’I‘_hen\I say, the tangibilization of things be- gan when GOD through HIS condescension said, “Let dry__land appear,” and made visiibleethein-ti i ‘rib.-_.... ,4 -_ '*‘“\,“;,u;-’ ’ W rm '1'“ " A ' I { ~:w,:~.w‘,.,. .“ H ,,.. ‘ ‘r ,r . , ,.- . ‘ ‘ W. . ‘- U "~"h1: ~ L~:!fv1 I. A » . ~ ‘ - ' November 30?th,.1939 A.D.F.D. The New DAY‘ 59 visible and intangible and void earth_. Oh, how glorious it is to observe the Truth, to build up- on this Foundation and to know definitely, the tangibilization and the materialization of GOD’S creation is a living reality. Aren’t you glad? “Let dry land appear!” C I cannot stress this thought too vividly, for it is well worth considering for all of the peo- ple. If _GOD’S Own imagination and HIS Own creation could be tangibilated and materialized and realized, GOD can bring into outer expres- sion your human finite, fondest imagination. Aren’t you glad? t In the finiteness of your mind, with your fondest imagination conceived in your con- scious mentality, GOD can tangibilate it and cause it to be a. reality——naturally GOD could tangibilate and materialize your fondest im- I agination and cause you to realize same, if HE could tangibilate and materialize HIMSELF and HIS great creation according to HIS Own Infinite imagination and according to HIS Own Infinite Mind! ' The tangibilization of the earth was the great mystery of unfoldment whereby * all creation thereafter in visibility, would be observed and brought from the suppositional world of ex- pression into outer expression and into the recognition and the conscious realization of your conscious mentality. How glorious it is to observe the mystery! D Harmonize with the Creator Then I say, build upon this Foundation by harmonizing with ME! You will see definitely there is a reality in the tangibilization of your fondest imagination and, of .i all of GOD’S crea- tion.’ Hence you cannot imagine anything, mat- ters not how great it may be, that GOD cannot materialize-—if you can imagine such a thing. GOD is the CREATOR of your imagination! GOD is the MATERIALIZER of the same! Hence if GOD has created an imagination for your conscious mentality, GOD‘ can and will tangibilate it and materialize it, that you might realize it if it is necessary to be materialized. It was,.essential for the earth to be material- ized, that the conscious mentality of HIS crea- tion might observe things materially mani- fested, that they might understand 'GOD’S AC- TUAL PRESENCE as the great, essential and the materializati.on of all things that are mate- rializable, even as the earth. ‘ “Let dry land appear}? . A I need not say more! If you c intact ME har- moniously andLOVE more and a little bit .1.‘ .' ‘i better daily, you will see, your suppositions, your imaginations will be made real, tangible ‘aiid practical, and you -will have more and more V imaginations concerning thingsthat you have not yet seen; for I wi.ll cause yourimaginatio_ns to be great andmany in the land, as fast as you s can advance in this light of civilization, in this present civilization in which we are now living. until you will see things as they are and see ME as TAM! I i I would just like‘ to say, under “Righteousness -~Marches On,” under the cover of “The New Day”-«“ of thisweek’s issue--today’s issue, No- vember twenty-third, will give you a slight sketch of a reflection of what I have done and AM doing among the children of men; how I will eventually reach all of them and by har- monizing with all mankind in Righteousness, Truth and Justice, and by bringing all mankind together Socially, Intellectually, Politically, Mo- rally and from every other angle of expression. I will give you more and more information along that line. I thank you! , i C ~ Before the close of this beautiful occasion,- LFATHER gives the following little gem for the consideration of one and all. PEACE, EVERYONE; Here we all are once again and yet it is the very same time, but apparently again I have arisen. At this in- stance I would just like to say to our visiting \ friends and to others who hear of MY Work‘ and the strictness of MY Custom of living, and. stressing the request of the spirit according to MY Conviction, how we must live to be success-- ful and prosperous and accomplish all of our endeavors: Ifhave written the President»-yes, I ‘o rote the President when we opened up the Greenkill Park, and many of the chief execu- tives of this country at that time. In the invi- tation I gave them MY Version and the request of what I required‘ of them as well as visiting the places--especially! this place of amusement, - as the honor had been conferred upon ME to ch.risten itor dedicate it‘ or consecrate it to a wholesome, righteous andevangelical place of amusement. I requestedthe honor of those in- vited to ‘refrain from smoking, drinking,‘ using "profane or obscene language on our premises if they would care to visit these places; even as a summer resort. A , This I did and have called your attention to thesame, for the purpose of giving you an out- let into Righteousness and to give you ‘a fore-, sight into what, we are endeavoring; how We know we can overcome all adverse andnndesir-_ able conditions by all the moralists and allof" I those who stand for Righteousness, Truth and , _‘- .s...___ 45 West 125th 60 - . Justice, giving us. their cooperation.‘ Cooperate with. us to. lift up a standard for the people and ' generally. have aawholesonie international UTOPIA, the kingdoin'“of_y GOD,» on earth in heaven. I thank you. ’ i (And with this closings «remark, FATHER went upto the lecture hall to vieW,the rest of the motion ’pic,tures, which were of . the Rock- land Palace in color, after which We returned to 126th Street to serve the midnight Banquet.) _ Phone:——GRa.1n.~ 5-53; FOR THE FAMOUS suns 13 W. 14th Street NEW YORK CITY ~ Directly Opposite Hearn’s AU. 3-8723 -—~ Carbon Burned ~—~ Fenders Straightened , . 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A.I?.F.DQ A LEhigh 4.4232 Ithank You, FATHER ST @533 Roofing Service go3 E. 1o7uist., N.Y.C O A... _ g I , .l?lGi—\fGE All .St§>rn shoes (sold at a . §;;.-(%i«-:iig*a11ti,c R’e(i_juctioi1‘ Walk, one ﬂiglit and ‘ save money (, _ en ]*iV(3lllll,£{.s‘ STERN .RUll'iT Sli[(),ES 57 East :l2Stl1 St., N. Y. City CLASSIFIED AD FOR RENT .Furnis.hed or Uni’u:rnished Room .~+ 295. 'l‘el.: LEln'gl1 /i_—3Ql O West 146th btre ~e A’_pa‘rt'ment .—B —— New Yorl<~’Gity. PEACE I 1714 Park Avenue PEACE BARGAIN’ * MARKET General Market \ Richest Lineof International Foods, Meats, Vegetables, ,' Save a Penny on Every Nickel ..l.n Fathers l\J[ind.and Spirit. W’ ‘ y We thank You.iFA‘l‘MHER' TOWEL, COAT and APRO/N SUPPLY” Co. Tel. Cﬂlumbus 547450 513W. 53rd St. N. Y. C. PEACE. snwma MACHINES nouenr. sou); KEPAIRED‘ and EXCHANGED " Repaired by Ballesteros & Ventose 26 E: 116th St. (Near Madison Av.e.)-New Yerk City ‘ We thank You. FA’I‘I-IER W Mm PRACT,l‘C"AL,:~H’A~TT;ER A Makers of Cusy_,tor'n.-‘ma'd Men’s Hats} Emcst Lusszcr ; i»1ML;V,. V 69 East 125th St. N;“_*:¥_.«-_City Branch Store—-78 W. 126th Street PEACE We thank Yau, I<‘A’l‘I;El: "PEACE RESTAURANT ‘ Bl.cssings from Sweet FATHER ' MEALS ioc‘ 'aJ1‘1d‘I’5_CW. ’ PEACIC DORA '1 'l‘1E’A FA] T11 I .I20_EASTm.I30th_ST. .. New York City K‘... ‘ ‘G1 _.... ’.N6vemBe-r 30th, 1939 A.DsF;D, T h e N E w D A Y .. ,..._.._~.................._......_............_ ..____.. »........¢..... _............. ' ““" . ...... .. .........V.......__.......,.....~..—..........___........._....__.__....._..___..__.__._...___......._.‘~. y PEACEIA A “ 7 PEACER THANK rm: an a \ HARLEIVTS MEN'S SIRE, F L ‘x and MADISON SHOES 055006.00 *\ ,9 OPPOSITE 0 Near 8th AVENUE ‘\ NEW YORK CITY WEISBECKERSS 1 1 1 a BUY IN HARLEM _. ~——’——» ~ —— ~ —-~-—~~~———-~———~* PE,-'x(,‘.E We thmixk ’Y:0u, Ié‘A’["H.F.H PEACLE \\'e4 thank Ycgu, .F.A.’I‘HER . THE HANOVER FRUIT SHOP 7 CQAL 31-gvgg RARE and0ST‘APLE FRUITS and VEGETABLES FLGRENCE HEATERS , STEA1\IiER B‘ASKETf5 and SI-IELLED NUTS JV V ‘T _ L‘ ;Ph0n.es: S(1l'my1e1* 4-s3oo.—~1—_2 0 V1‘**’~‘~ “1‘»“-“*3‘H"-\»“‘3W 555 Columbus Ave., at 87th St., New York City 2032 3rd Ave.. S.W. Cor. 112th St. N. Y. City , Tel. STi1we1l 4.3373 % A PEACE E % V 2212 Bridge‘ Plaza South -—— Lqngk Island ‘City, N. Y. U NEWARK -—— ASBURY PARK *.—_1_°;n-ANTIC CITY -—— TREN'_I_'_0N Te1.: M0tt. Haven 9"’~85<i)8\ L Ll?Vez\$(re % K H \\‘’’e Lhan.k You, FATHER . .. _ SIDNEY SANDLER V VVH.0LESALE SOU»TH’.ER'N PRO1[)U(,,1.H1—«-QLFRU'[T—and PROIDUCE Q‘ 0 BRONX TERMINAL MARKET —— STORE No.24, BRONX, “NEW, YORK. ~ \ M 4 . Tel. LEhigh 4-5894 PEACE 0’/‘F .e:J' MARK RIGHT " Th‘ e N 1-: w D A’ Y November 30th‘, 1939 A‘.D.F.D. Tel.: MOnument 2-4545 ’ ,_ PEACE PEACE Thank You, FATHER C U R LE Y ’ s COOPERATIVE EXPRESS FINE QUALITY CLOTHES ICE——LIGHT HAULING 2111 7th Ave. (Cor. 126th St.) New York City No Charge for A 3 7 100 per cent Alterations V . Value WORTH MORE — YOU SAVE $5.00 to $10.00 N. W. Cor. 122nd St. and 7th Ave. PEACE We thank You. FATHER Meals Served in FATHERS Mind and Snirit. All Children Will ﬁnd a Harmonious Atmosphere in the COOPERATIVE DINING ROOM 1451 FIFTH AVENUE Bet. 117th & 118th Sts. ALL MEALS IOC and 15c HA. 7-1770-7 1 . PEICE JOHN EGAN LUMBER _CO.. INC. LUMBER, TRIMLSHEET ROCK, etc. f1‘el.:UNI'versity 4.7230 A PEACE MANHATTAN MILLINERY 148 WEST 125th STREET, NEW YORK « Let‘ Those Who Serve You Best.-—— Serve; You Most A - 6 P rk A Tuenue New York City W, .. 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STORE , A N G‘ E L _ COATS —;dSftO,Rgs£¥E.éRS;7 tSUI$'11.‘S00—- DRESSES A e A us as lI‘S, . u 1362‘yFIFTH AVENUE 113th E; 114th Sta. Cleaners & D -V er S"'Ta11_Or S & Furrlers G ,. P E R R Y Phone: HA. 7-4819 _ PEACE _ :'~Latest Styles in Artistic Millinery Hosiery —- Underwear —-- Handbags -—— Gloves THE STAR TRUNK CO. Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, , Winter Hats 790 UP " Leather Novelties, Umbrellas , . _2_4*69 EIGHTH AVE. A V New York City 30 East 125th St, Cor. Madison Ave., New York City PEACE 1 " ORchard 14-6647 PE,/ACE A Tel. Audubon 3-2960 H . S . C O . HARRY KRAMER'$ ORIGINAL MEAT MARKET ‘ _ - Hotels and Restaurcmts,Suppl2'ed ~ COTTON DRESS GOODS V - BED LINENS and DRAPERIES Q v A A’ Lowest Prices ' 290 Broorne St. Cor. of Eldridge St. A N. Y. C. 36 W. 115th Street New York City 2 2172 PIETII AVENUE ‘ NEW _YORK CITE . \ . . , . ‘ 9‘ ‘ ' '. v~ . ' ' ‘,4 T . ' ‘, ._ , 1,. - » ._ ».- _ -:.,,‘; 2.‘-:~,.; A ( f - H ,7.,f‘.‘,u,, ,' _._‘H.,_r./0,-....;. ~ " -i~~ amolded all mankind after the Own HOLY BODY and PURE ' man will walk there sit and ‘stand.’ I/Iere I go _\ November 30th, 1939 A.D,.F.D. The NEW DAY “WE ARE CAUSING THOSEW HOM 1 REPRESENT TO BE MooELsEEoM,EvEEv ANGLE ExBREssiBLE —— MODEL FRIENDS, CO-WORKERS, LABORERS, STUDENTS” “When Youi.Learn to Live Uns,edlﬁshly You Have Access in This L -— EATHER o1v1NE Grace in Which I Stand from Every‘ Angle by Harmonization” “OUR FATHEE’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILST AT THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE NEW roan CITY I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1939 TIME: 3:05 P. M. As a man who takes an invention to the pat- ent department and by Law is given exclusive right to reproduce other machines in the like- ness of his invention, so has FATHER DI- VINE, the INFINITE INVENTOR, presented the PERFECT I\/IODEL“‘for humanity to copy after. By the Law of the Spirit of Life the INFINITE INVENTOR has given IIIIVISELF exclusive right to unify mankind and establish a UNIVERSAL UTOPIA, for none but GOD would: pay the price to produce the MODEL of PERFECTION. . But unless in every A.D.F.D. detail we copy accurate- ”ly after the MODEL as an invention, we could not expect to reproduce the identical likeness of the MODEL So FATHERDIVINE‘, GOD ALMIGHTY, th.e MATERIALIZER and PERSONIFIER ~o'.E our ' fondest imaginations,“ has presented us the MODEL. But we must harmonize with HIM in every thought, every ‘emotion, every word, every ‘deed and every action to be like the PERFECT MODEL. E _ INVENTOR ' has MODEL of HIS HOLY, LOVE, \ in the Way HE has shown us, and the,UNIVEP.SAL UTOPIA willbe a LIV- ING..REALITY_l I A _ I \ THANK W YOU,lSWEET LORD OF I-IOSTS‘. (Theforegoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER Speaks. as :Eollows:)c, , ‘ p E PEACE, EVERYONE; Here we all are again; \ and there. I come. In the Unity of Spirit, Aim and of Purpose to you I‘ miglit bring into outer expression that which I AM daily stressing——E UNUM and the spirit of the consciousness of the presence of ‘GOD, of which is well worth considering; for it is the spirit that gives victory over all undesirable conditions. For,_ “The spirit of theconsciousness of the presence of GOD is the Source of all supply. It can, itwill, and it actually I does, satisfy every good desirel” I-low marvelous it is, and oh, how wonderful it will be when * 1 mankind shall have imbibed this spirit of truth as I have exempliﬁed it among you, and all mankind be lifted above lacks and wants and lliiriitations, sickness and diseases and all undesirable conditions by the recognition of'GOD’S Actual Presence! ‘ I cannot stress this thought too vividly, As light dispels darkness, even so will GOD dispel all undesirable conditions among you. The light is the dispellerof darkness to cause dark- ness to disappear; even so will GOD’S Pres- ence and" the recognition with the realization of it, take away everything that is adverse to GOD, to His Majesty, to His Mercy and to HIS Holiness, and will bring all mankind into this recognition such _as you have reckoned. This is~not a supposition. Is it not plainly demonstrated‘? Has it, not been actually mani- fested‘? Is not this a sample and an example well worth stressing? Visualize it» vividly and you will be able to materialize it ‘ you believe it and live it and express it and will bein har- mony with it. You 'cannot«expect to produce even the results of what you desire unless you harmonize with the IIARMONIZER, MULTIPLIER and the SATISFIER. A Harmonize with the Producer There are those who would cusers and condemners of the very Source of their supply, I the very Source that satisﬁes ‘ 8,. 6,, of Mind, of with the be critics, ac-I T are seeking by : harmonize with he ye As I. say, \ I sideration, be MODEL FRIE VTERS, be MODEL , 'PILS, be MODEL STUDENTS 5 the divers angles’ 'ssion such things as you , if you take it visualize around ME the Abundance it vividly, but harmonize with the and the Source with which you you can and stress MULTIPLIER will to“ reproduce in the same likeness or the quantity of expression. It is essential cannot over Contact that station Message is broadcast and some other number. But dial in that is carrying that concert or that Message as is broadcast. though you may be in the same area where the waves are being broad- cast, if you dial in on some other V station completely out of line ' hat one, even though it is passing throughlthe ether, you I will not get your concert. Can you not see the‘ : mystery? . v ' I I I Calvary Station Dial in on«CALVAR.Y STATION! Dial in on this Salvation and you will get the thing you harmonization; but you must it! . “ . . as a sample and as an example I I have stressed recently for your con-_ the reproduction of the manufac- uring of models for the redemption .of- man- ' We are causing’ those whom I represent to“ be MODELS from every angle, expressible-- stand. V _ From all of; of 'exp,ression I have presented , in psychology, ’ V sirable, and get the reversal of The O for others, likeness of the MODEL th at is ‘madefinl the mold. ' mystery? after the fashion I have shown you. First copy disposition- c after the fashion characteristically, ally and naturely, then" reproduce such a exempliﬁed, as has been ‘as , eitiis true, ' ; it is ‘un- you conflict or -vice-‘versalate in other wordsgreverse the de- desirable the desirable ;" the undesirable; e V _ If Good for One It Isrfor the Other" I Now if you conﬂict or Vice-versalate the de- sirable, you will _produce"and bring into your experience the undesirable. But if you, har- cnesis not good for the other. So these thoughts areiwell ’worth considering. ‘ e g I lHence, I . say, when you learnfto, live and live unselﬁshly, you will have an access in this Grace fwherein mentally, s'pirit_ually, ﬁnancially,» politically, nationally and; internationally and A from . every angle expressible: by iharmonizationg. how‘ do you expect’, he; by copying after the fashion of the H mentally and spiritually, and ‘ the desirable, _ I That is it -by being true-; the s/aine willnitleactg my / H1:OIY‘_1\9I'1‘t\) with" ,you‘“ is _ When.—-ZVou«, ,harmon‘ize<- "with that I one ;“ for; ”it‘- is . O I November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY 65 just as expressive for you as it is for the other. ‘ I often see men who, through envy and jealousy, try to hinder the success, and the prosperity of others. That is thelack of un- derstanding. Even if you take it selﬁshly, if- you are absolutely selfish, endorse and encour- age and cooperate with and harmonize “ with that of the other’s success and prosperity; you will reproduce the same, for it will take to you as it did. to them! _ . Everything Is Impersonal _ Why should: you be in lacks and wants and limitations if you have not envied Mr. Rocl;<:~ efeller or any other financier“? Why should you not have the same access‘? For it is ex- pressive, it is active and it will express the same for you ﬁnancially as. it would and as ’ it did for him! It is impersonal, but you do not know it. The average person thinks within himself,» it is for some privileged. few, but everything is im- personal if you know the truth concerning the mystery and allow the impersonality of such an expression to be your portion. Take it to consideration. You will not go around envying others. ‘You will not go around- trying to undermine others, but to the extreme reverse, you will try to help them. And the blessings will be so bountiful «until you will not have room to receive the blessings that will \be coming in your direction! That is what I I AM talking about‘. t . _ Financially--1 AM not only talking about that which is termed religious or that which is termed social, but financially and from every angle of expression, will life’s existence and those things that concern our present existence, be asthey are, all impersonal. They are all expressive for you and just as operative as they are for another if you understand the mystery and live according to the Plan and the Purpose. I This is the KEY to the hidden mysteries, the KEY to the secret of the ages, the hidden treasures of all of the ages, bywhich you will be able to bring i.nto your experience things that are desirable. -But remember, you cannot acquire these things by seeking them selfishly. If you seek them selﬁshlyﬂit- is detrimental to you. . By self-experience I AM maniiesting the out- ward expression of the Universal" Brotherhood, of man and the consciousrealization of the FATI-IERIIOOD of GOD. My Followers and Friends?R those whohave known ME. personally, l .,_ a through MY Cooperative System by MY Spirit, by MY Mind and by the leading of MY Spirit they are being blessed with homes, with coin- fort and with convenience, with. the abundance of the fulness of all good things by living ac- cording to MY Cooperative System and accord- I ing to MY Life and MY Teaching psychologi- cally, mentally -and spiritually. They are be- coming to be successful and prosperous and in- dependent. Can you not see the mystery‘? Christ Is All You Need Why live in lacks and wants and limitations rriaterially, economically and Ltroni any other angle of expression when CHRIST is rich and all youneed? You have heard them say it in the churches, “CHRIST is rich and all you need,” ’ but yet they do not stop to consider. it is a reality. They take it superstitiously and as something to be surmised. Suppositionally they observe those things from the suppositional. ver- sion, but to bring it into actuality and into the- conscious recognition of their conscious nfinds, they fail to observe the mystery and to recog- nize such a phenomenon. That which is supernatural has been made natural. That which is invisible has been made ..visible, and all things are real when you allow them to be by bringing them. into outer expres- sion and no longer hold them in a supposition- al version. Take them out of your imagination. The thing that you can imagine can be accom- plished! I I recall ’Mr. McKay saying about twenty years ago, which. was what 1 had said, but after I had said it, when he said. it and brought it out in the jokes it was so pronounced until those who would read the funny papers, they could see it was a reality of what I had been telling the people. Anything you can imagine can be done. Now,,I have brought it out con- clusively, if you could imagine anything that GOD could not produce and do for you, why, your ‘imagination would be greater and better than your Creator. Can you not see the mys- tery‘? But as GOD is the Creator of all things, GOD will .not create an imagination for any man that is constructive, that is righteous, that is evaiigelical, that I-IE cannot and will not do for you! Thatis the mystery! ‘I remember I said many years ago in Say- ville, “I will have it just as I have it here,'al1 overthe WO1‘l( .”" Now: you can see it is a reale ity. Then, it was an im.agination——merely a sup- position as it may have been ‘termed; but you 66 ijh e NE w D A Y ‘ November soih, 1939 A.D.i:,n, can see it is the same at" all places where‘ I AM. Aren’t you glad! , ‘~ Believe in Unbelievable Things That which can be imaginedhcan be done, and, “All things are possible with HE that be- lieveth!” Therefore believe in unbelievable thin_gs and GOD will bring them to pass and will transcend your fondest imagination and will bring them into‘ actuality, and you will realize that some'thmg you imerely once. sur- mised. Aren’t you glad! i Your fondest suppositions can be brought in- to actuality and into materialization, can be tangibilated, for GOD is the TAN GIBILATOR! GOD is thepMATAERIALIZER and GOD is the PERSONIFIER’of your fondest imaginations,’ even though they may have been superstitious imaginations. If they are superstitious imagi- nations I will bring them into actuality and cause your fondest imagination that is a super- stitious imagination, if it is constructive, to be your conscious» "recognition and cause that which has been merely surmised superstitiously, to be a living reality for you. We shall have homes just like this all over the world! I AM not talking about tables now, but I AM talking about homes. We shall have UNIVERSAL MODEL HOMES all over the universe in restricted neighborhoods as MOD- JLS for others, to show the people how tovlive a_i1dwhat they should do and how to be real MODEL NEIGHBORS. Aren’t you glad! I ” I have lif'ted a standard and I AM ready for action! I shall put this. standard into practice universally and all shall observe it just as I have it, and all shall be happy « together with ME ‘and shall see ME more distinctly daily as I"reveal' “it. Aren't you glad! If they let ME or if theydo not allow ME to, I mean’ the peo- ple with Whom'_I come in contact. Those who have been of the underprivileged, those of the non-privvileged, those of the privil- eged and the overprivileged, I shall bring them intothe Unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose‘ and I shall cause them.to learn and know each other better! Aren’t you glad! I Truly might have one said, ‘ I '“Let there be no division among you!” I shall bring them all together as I have them on MY immediate Staff, and so shall it be uni- versally‘wheresoeverinan is found! Aren’t you glad! Peace shall abound like a riveriand sor- row shall disappear from us! Sighing and weep- ing, grieving and crying will be no more, when i. GOD HIMSELF shall have Jestablislied HIM- SELF on the earth universally effectively as has’ .1'there' Jurisdictionally. broken phrase I used——jurisdictionally——that means un- de1'_ MY Personal Jurisdiction, as you say it. ‘“"" As One Man at Jerusalem, €-nted to the patent department" in Washington? J'CI‘h1s is a model I havehformed as the inven- ion of the Universal Brotherhood of man and the conscious‘ realization of the ‘FATHER- HOOD Of ‘GOD, of which is Evangelical and also constitutional; for I did say under the Constitution, “Of ONE BLOOD GOD.created all of‘ the nations that dwell upon the face of ’ the earth!” - h $01? has created.‘ all me_n EQUAL, and Uncle am dld Say by his inscription inscribed on the . coin, “IN eon WE ,sTRUST,” and again, «E PLURIBUS UNUM.” . is I By ‘this I AM bringing to fruition under the e Consmutlon this MODEL that I; have formed and" Shaped, that shall be the SAMPLE uni-’ Versally and the EXAMPLE for all of the people, when we shall have ONE LANGUAGE, ONE NATION" and.ONE’ FLAG. Aren’t you glad! i . I. . ' ' versally! I ' A , ' h I cannot stress it too vividly, for would you not like to live 111. peace forever, free fromlacks and.wants and fliniitations, free from worries, free-from division, free from strife, but unified together as oiiefmman in your GOD, where . ':\\,/C. ’ ' ‘ -3 ~.,. '$(Y"'.', / ..,- »i- ~ hp l 2 r‘ ,/ V I, it s ‘ ~ . . . . -: -, , . ‘.4 W’. \ K -v \\\ ,» 1.. .. I V I35 LENOX SAVE. " SPEACE .v 4 East 132in;1 STREET ‘V ‘ »\«~_.,_._._¢— e .A\ November 30th, E1939 iA.D.Fl.D.S T h E N E w D A Y PEACE SHOE SHINING PARLORSiCOoperative White Shoes —- Suedes -—— All Colors —— Cleaned IOC A S H I N" E 3c. 1 SHOESTDYED —- 25c it Different Establishments 1 t1 No. 1 itlﬁitlli :88: Lenox Ave. NO. 7 140th & 8th Ave. ‘ 2 18,1 Lenox 4.1 h . 3 431“ 3‘ L9“°X 3 i‘17:l18§z glh 4 115th & 5tl . l ' 1 Ave 10 30th & 3rd Ave. 5 133rd & 15th Ave. 6 144th & 8th Ave. 11 139th St. &‘L8I10X Peace Cooperative Shoew Repairing 270 LENOX AVE. -— 1 W. 117th ST., N. Y. City PEACE ’Tel. MO. 29493 JOHNNY’S FOOD RMARKET‘ * Service and Satisfaction to All * We thank You, FATHER NEW YORK CITY near 117th Street. 1' 1 67 MOtt Haven 9—5370,i WAll<er 5-8246. Peace . A . S P E C T O R COMMISSION MERCHANT SOUTI-IERN FRUIT and. PRODUCE Store NO. 41, Bronx Terminal Market 107 No. MOORE Street New York City ” A . P E A c E ‘ NEWTON BAKERY BET’l‘ER BUTTER BREAD ,"“" TENNIS TASTE TELLS. 145/2 FIFTH AVENUE New York City Phones: PEACE We thank‘ You. FATHER PEACE SHOE REPAIRING HALF SOLE FOR GENTS ——- 500 HALF SOLE FOR LADIES -—— 1400 Job finished while you wait II EAST 115th STREET New York City 1‘el. AU 3-4522_ ‘PEACE. FA’l‘HER SIMMONS EXPRESS LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE PRICES REASONABLE ,\ A 2539 8th AVENUE ' New York ‘City Phone: UNiversity ,4-3584 I.‘ ~ PEACE We mam: You. FATHER PEACE V. — . BUSY BEE J A G E R M A N ' ~S ' S A PEACE RESTAURANT . BUTTER "" EGGS _ TEN and EIETEEN CENT MEALS A 2134 Eighth Avenue, Near 115th St». New York ‘City 53 west 99th Street _ New York_City_ ‘i5EAcE L WE THANKYOU, FATHER Tel. ED. 4-7646 PEACE A STAR DRY CLEANING .8; DYEING SHOP FANCY DRY CIJEANING &. DYEING ' WE CLEAN E V.EHYTHING PROMPT — SERWCE‘ ' KPIFTH ‘AVENUE 2 NEW YORK Between 118th and 119th Streets ./ 1 469 Tel. UNiversity 4-7647‘ PEACE I Reality Auto Repair REPAIRS ON ALL CARS, TRUCKS. BUSES A ‘ TIRES and BATTERIES FOR SALE _ Ztgﬂour Service ~—- 2 Blocks from “New SDay” Office 203 WEST 128th ST. New York City PC/EA c E _ \ V 1 T _ G E N T S’ W E A R ’NECK'1‘IES. 35c up --‘LADIES’ HOSIERY ‘MEN'S HOSIERY, 10¢ Am .—'sUs1>EN1>ERs. 15¢. up . S I-IANDKERCHIEFS, 5c up_—- RAZOIVBLADES, Package, «4c up 1329. MADISON AVE; -9270 LENOXTAVE.‘ ~— N; Y. C. PEACE H .Welth’anl(’YOu. FATHER PEACE DINING ROOM 1 MEALS 10c and 15c Servedoinl FATHER'S Mi_nd,and Spirit L . V,‘ S FAITHFUL; HEART L New York City S 310 VV.”I33r_diSt. H BELSTRAT LAUNDRY CO.. INC. Is still Harlenfs Largest Community“-Owned Enterprise. Your continued patronage will help us to eontinuje‘ S giving our share of jobs; to residents OI’ this cOmm_un1ty.1 NEW YORK "CITY we thank ms, FATHER ~W. T. GRANT CO. A ‘ V DEPARTMENT STORES S 1352 5th AVE_NUE,;Corner of 113th Street » . S Open Every Night until 10 O7clOck ~ E. H. LOHSE, izgr.‘ New York City Tel.: M0tt tliaven 9-9466 S PEACE JACOB GOLDBERG WHOLESALE FRUIT and PRODUCE STORE No. 55, Bronx Terminal} Market, i.:‘.u,nx. Y, 5T WEST 14o STREET PEACE Tel. En. 4-5865 ~ S A * PEACE “A. & J. BOTTLING (:0. ALL KINDS OF SODA Ginger Al1e—-—LeInon—V—Lime-G-rape Soda.+~Cream Soda ~ , Cherry Soda —-.Orange Soda -‘—— St:I‘a\N:L)€I‘Fy Soda *»~ I u. A New York Cityiéi A A 1095 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 68 The NEW DAY Novemlier sow, 1939 A.D.F.D. BROOKLYN ADVERTISERS‘ R Phone: Pilcsident 3-8202 Peace I ‘DEAN, LIVE POULTRY coma : / I 1815 Paciﬁc St. Brooklyn, N .Y. ,, _ ' ABE KASSAK Tel. l’l{esident—~2—9868 Come and Dine at THE PEACE RESTAURANT BEST MEALS 10 and 15 Cents Spaces for Bros. and Sisters ‘ 1682 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. I ’ We thank You, FATHER Tel. MAin 2-1692 M A.D.F.D. I ‘ PEACE RUDIN’S Clothing Exchange ‘ p A full line of used Suits” and Overcoatsfor Men, Young Men and Boys at Reasonable Prices. 1076 Fulton St., Next to the Elks’ Club, Brooklyn, N, Y. ’l7el. SOu‘th 8-6500 PEACE IMRS. WAGNER'S,PIE:S WAGNER BAKING COB,PORA’I‘IOvN ’ 301 4th Avenue . Brooklyn, N. Y. {.1 PEACE Thank You, FATHER LADIES’ & (lEN’fl‘S’ SUITS MADE ’l‘O ORDER tll;]11/\ZV'lT\J(.:}, PRESSING, ’ALTERA’.l.‘l'Ol\’S, fl<‘U.RS H]l}i\lOl)ElifEll) 545 Classon Ave., near Fulton St., Brooklyn, N . Y. PEACE We thank You. FA'l‘IER- PEACE DINING ROOM I ll/‘ll/L ’ ' BROTHERS’ & SISTERS’ QUARTERS Ucoupying tl1e Best of the Building at 169 Willoughby Street / Brooklyn, N.;Y_'. peace we thank You, FATHER PEACE PEACE L. BROCK'S » Bargain Store Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s \V@/31‘ 11881/2 Fulton St., Br’klyn, N. Y. (Near Bedford Ay_enue) Tel. ; M/\in 2-5928 PEACE wanes enocsmr STORE FULL LINE OF GROCERIES R1083 FULTON sr.‘ BROOKIlYN,.N. Y. I ' We thank You, FATHER I PEACE V We thank You, FATHER DR_ GARNET C, RQLLOCK JACI_('S ARMY 3. NA av sroms A *1) Se ,1 T i st , ‘WORK CLOTHES ~—’”BOOTS and SHOES Office Hours; '.. 1060 Fulton St. 5 Per Cent Discount to the Followers 9-12 A. M. 5:30-21 P. M. ‘ Ent. 559 Classon Ave. The boys /mow Jac/c will treat you right , ,4 and by appointment , Brooklyn, N. Y[ 1582 Fulton Street Brooklyn, N Y. Tel‘: GL. 2-9256 Peace Tel. 51'. 3.2279 PEACE '" QUALITY MEAT MARKET T Fresh Poultry‘ and Pork Received Daily Special Prices for Quamityj Buyers 1:85 Fulton St., (Near Spencer Pl.) Brooklyn, Y. PEACE PEACE We thank You,.FATHER for Your’Ever-Presence LINCOLN MEAT MARKET 16 oz. to the pound 1878 Fulton St., Br’klyn, N. Y. Tel. ST. 3.4460 s V SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.. INC. A Complete Stock of Building Materials to Supply Contractors and Home Owners IPEACE \ PEACE DINING ROOM 859‘ Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y.\ 870 MYRTLE AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. V ‘ D"’””"'”“ E””””"?’"" ‘ Phone: S’l‘erling; 3-8432 ' . PEACE PEACE ’ 4 Tel.: PROS. 0-(MET) J . J . H A R T Brooklyn Distributor of “Ford, Mercury, Zephyr —- New and Used Special attention given to restaurants . THRIFT MEAT MARKET a Quality Meats -- Poultry and Provisions 1.357 FULTON ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Between Marcy Avenue and ‘Verona Place) ‘ Tel. l.i~L,enmore 2-4398 PEACE PEACE DINING-ROOM MEALS 10c. and 15c.~ I Spaces also for pSz'sterrs PETER LOVE" Painter, Decorator — Plastering and Craftex ’ ESTIMATES CHEERFULL-Y GIVEN 368 Madison Street lBrookly.n, N. Y. 5 , . ,.i ..M M / / Peace We thank You, FATHER 1004 lFultonSt.‘ ; Brooklyn, N.Y. November ‘A1939 '1-‘;.D.F.D. Tihiie NEW D"A"Yi CHR1sT EMPHASIZED A MODEL LIFE FOR MEN ——HE TAUGHT THEM To “LOVE YE ONE ANoTHER’i*~—TO“BE NOT OVERCOME OE EVIL BUT OVERCOME EVIL WITH GOOD?’ Byi,Co—o,peration, Econnioimy, A Every Anglethe Honesty a 11 E1 Respectability f 1': om Followers Are Prosperousanpd C311 Buy, Beautiful Homes “0UR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN DURING DEDICATORY BANQUET NEW ROCHELLE RESIDENCE: N -176 FARRAGUT CIRCLE , SUTTON MANOR T NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. \ SUNDAY, Nov. 26th. 1939 A.D.F.D.i TIME: 4:48 P. M. The world has marveled at the unfoldment of FATHER ’DIV1NE’S Work and at the open- ing of MODEL HOMES in the operation of a MODEL. PLAN for an international. Utopia. At the“ openings or to the ‘version of men, of this particular resi- dence,._ as ‘fa MODEL .. HOME exemplifying the highest, standard of modest, moral living, the immaculate cleanliness of’ the house, the beau- ty of the furnishings and their tasteful‘ ar- rangement, was a revelation knew little or nothing of FATHEI-‘CS Work and the standard He has lifted for all hu- manity. . _ . A . L , R Among those who inspected the Ptemises and those who were guests at the HOLY COM- MUNION TABLE of the LORD, were several whowere witnesses of the rapid growth of this great~Move'ment, having known FATHER Personally ‘since the days many years ago when He established the first MODEL’ in the little» village of Sayville, as a sample and example-_;for' the world, andjdeclaredlthat He would have it universally the same as this foundation. of an international Utopia. The Message which appears in these. pages was the first given on this glorious occasion and mightbe termed the Dedicatory Address of our SAVIOR. In it He, outlined somei:f-Of?EItIis,. activities,7 jv'a'r1o'us;}« phases of V which were" ‘ex- , A A._~ .. ,,.~,l5’ .' . ' - , H ,. .. M ,. .,, ..,, ,» . . .. , ,‘ L transcriber,» and followingqis _l\/Ir. house warming, according to many who plained in detail in other Messages given later as the Banquet progressed. , _ LIGHT OF THE WORLD, WE HUMBLY. THANK THEE! O T - (The foregoing statements are those of the n Arthur A’. Madison’s address, which preceded FATHER'S Message.) T PEACE, FATHER! I. Want to take this op? portunity on this occasion to‘ voice my appre-: ciation of A this iunfoldment. Those of you pwhof’ have been blessed to have “ had the privilege of being in FATHER’S Personal Presence since days in Sayville, can appreciate this I guess, probably more than those who became connected later. This reminds me of the very; first time that I visited FATHER DIVINE at Sayville——I think it was in August in nine- teen thirty+-—and in that di.ning room is where FATHER and I guess, ered around at the table with others’ around. For the first time I listened to His marvelous‘ lecture and even’ in those days when it ap_-.- peared that FATHER’S activities were con- fined. to the small country » ‘village and -one of the expressions that He used at -that time was, “I will have it like this all over the world," H We often’ wondered what could be the means “ all "over the ,, of conveying’ that expression world. A E , It is so strange to many of us._Some of us had never before seen activities conducted in that like manner. 1' for one had never seen it, but 1 am privileged statement, having it like world, where people from the lowest and the highest, ‘ L unholy of all physical“ ssizes———"thethin and the this all over all walks of life--—« fat, the "short and the tall‘ of all expressions», A, all supposed races, creeds and colors, sit around F about fifty were gath- ' or pleased to be. among ' those who have seen "the full fruition, of that‘ L the the holy and the n ‘out to a large extent, of 70 the table an.d enjoy themselves in the unity . of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose. I Want to express my appreciation to FA- THER for being able to witness the Working ' that expression, and today wh.ile I was sitting over in the rooms above the garage, I was deeply impressed. with the thought of this occasion. For the past few years We have seen FATHE.R’S activities as they were carried on, apparently different from that of What call the constituted society-‘—~ that is, it had always been customary for us to unite in great numbers and sometimes more than the overflow, but it was necessary in those times, because FATHER Wasgiving to us His Message of truth and of fellowship, of love and of brotherhood, and only in that form could we in numbers get around Him to hear Him. = , But the other day, a few days ago, as I was standing in the hall at Madison Avenue Exten~ sion and heard FATHER announce that on today He would havea formal ripening‘, a reg- , ular openin.g rat.her—-—I don’t want to use the but an opening of your MODEL HOME-—to demonstrate to that hard popula- I tion that ivvve call society, just‘ what a MODEL HOME is and how it should be conducted, and it would not be such as could be gleaned from any standard in any community, I am sure, Those of us who have had this glorious privi— lege of witnessing this opening can bear wit~ ness to the fact that this has been a wonder- ful and glorious openings of a MODEL HOME in what We all appreciate as being an exclu- sive community. At its head now is one of its citizens and as one of its population and one of its community, One Who has led so many’ of us from darkness into light. And I want to express, FATHER, my appreciation and thanks for the opportunity of being among those who are privileged to Witness this glorious’ and grand opening. I thank you, FATHER. it (FATHER rose at this time to speak as follows:) A « PEACE, EVERYONE! Good Health, Good Will and a Good Appe-V tlte, with Good Manners and good Behavior, Life, Liberty and the reality of Happiness! These and all other blessings I AM stressing and stress so vividly until millions are vividly visualizing‘ them and bringing them into ac- tuality, causing them to be made real, tangible and practical. It is for this cause today to dedicate and Wehave assembled here consecrate this MODEL ‘will eventually signiﬁcant features of the "r 1-; e N E w 1) A‘ Y November some, 1939 ."iA‘.D.\F.iD. HOME,as a sample and" as an example for others. For this privilege I can irejoice and I AM exceedingly glad to say that the honor has been conferred upon Me as a Person, to gather a few of you together’ in the act of dedicating this home to a consecrated Evan- gelical Life to be exemplified injthese Walls and on these premises. ' I wish to- say, this is not an organization, neither is this home at public place of worship, but as a MODEL HOME, according to the conviction of millions under My Teaching that we should live soberly, righteously and godly in this present World. It. is” for this cause that My followers who have purchased, own and operate this home for themselves as a private home to live independently and soberly, right- _ eously and godly, have called upon Me to come and dedicate this home according, to their religious conviction——of course, it happens to be Mine——to live soberly, righteously and god~ ly in this present bring about a moral betterment generally, and all of the peoples of the earth shall eventually beat their s'wo__rd.s into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks and learn war no more, but will learn how to love one another and express the Universal Brotherhood of Man and the conscious recognition of the Fa- therhood of GOD for which you all have prayed. I . The Standard of Christ I believe everyone under thesound of My voice this afternoon, if you yourselves have not prayed it directly, I believe you have prayed it indirectly, hence we are endeavoring to bring about a moral betterment generally through- out all civilization and even in heathenism, by lifting up’ the standard according to the Life and the Teaching of CHRIST, by stressing CHRIS,T’as the sample and as the example, by vividly stressing it in deeds and ii a-ctions———the Life and the Teaching of CHRIST——until all take on the naturekand the characteristics of your SAVIOR. A If you retrace your thoughts back to Gospel days when by the Apostle, Jesus wrote the Gos- pel, through His Life and through His Teach— ing He manifested LOVE. One of the. most was LOVE! another. He taught them to ‘fbe-not overcome with evil, but overcome evil with good.” He emphasizedga MODEL LIFE“ world, by which we will ' Mission of CHRIST‘ He taught them to LOVE’ye one t for the children’ of men, and plainly said 0.WI1,1anguage;“ November 30th, 1939 fA".D.F.D. The New DAY ‘-‘Follow Me: I AM the way, the truth and the life: no. man cometh to the FATHER but by Me.’’ n We do not believe we‘ can be‘real American citizens’ unless we follow the Life and the Teaching of -Jesus. iWe do not believe we can be absolutely independent unless we “produce and bring to fruition the very Constitution of our great democracy and" its Amendments with- in ourselves individually, severally and collec- tively. “When we shall have lived the Con- stitution. accurately and perfectly,” automatical- ly we become to be American citizens, accord- ing to .My conviction; and when we live the Declaration of Independence_ and build upon this :foundation, without being’ afraid, we are ex- , pressing our’ citizenry as American citizens, according to MY religiousconviction. Religious Conviction and Citizenship Someone may‘ say within himself or herself, .“How can your religious conviction have any- thing ‘to do with ,your citizenry?” I believe \’each“ and every ,person should live whatsoever he or she is representing. be conscientious and speak it with the spirit of sincerity in ‘actions and in deeds, then and only then can that person be real in My con- sideration. Hence, I believe that we should live our Constitution and its Amendments. I believe we should live the Declaration of In- dependence constitutionally to represent your real citizenry. It is for this cause these My followers and others universally are recognizing the Con- stitution and its Amendments andthe Declara- tion of Independence as the hope; of the re- demption‘ of humanity. And" by so doing, we are Living Epistles’ of our deinocrxacy in deeds and in actions; , . Not one of My real followers ‘is on the wel- farel. acy‘ “by producing the spirit of independence. Just .as;the country as a nation declared her independence, permit I My hearers and friends to be I converted into such a recognition and have the spirit ‘of independence within’ them- selves, and go out and A zensﬁby refusing to solicit aid, by refusing to steal, by refusing to ‘anyof those things to express your dependency. How can. you express your American inde- pendence when you are on the relief; when your children and your representatives are go- If they live it and ,ing app and down the streets of our cities and. villagesjsoliciting and begging? Why not seek % ,;,t_o , pfodu-.cei the ‘ spirit of independence, within. . V» ,_ o. I came to lift up a standard of suprem-I be real American citi-l ‘ borrow, by refusing to do . yourselves and express it according to the Declaration of Independence as declared. by our country? ' s ‘_ ‘A Model Nation " When this is‘ fulﬁlled, we believe.-we wilknot only have MODEL HOMES,,but we believe. we will be a MODEL NATION as a sample and as an example for others. This is not_a"sup-po- sition, beloved ones. You all know -it, is true; notonly those of My followers, but others, they know My followers are not. on the...wel- fare —— they arenot seeking somethingpfor nothing! They are not seeking the proposition of sharing‘ the wealth, but share the OPPOR- TUNITY and Iwill take care of the restl, g How glorious it is. to live in, such a recog- nition and be able to see the unfoldment of that which has been spoken, and others are verifying the same of what I have declared. I said many years ago, as the last_ speaker said, in Sayville, “We shall have it j_.ust.; as it is here all over the world.”. A ' » ,i \ When I moved out in-Sayville about twenty years ago, I did not move out there to haveva great Church or anything of that sort. I I moved out there to produce, -as a sample and: as Ian example, .a MODEL HOME. by which men will eventually live throughout the universe-,1 and will learn to worship. GOD. under their. own vine and ﬁg -tree. This’ is your privilege! You need not think you must especially builds ”a church to worship GOD. _Live soberly ._and righteously daily, in your daily activities,;;-..and GOD in His LOVE and MERCY will be with you; for what said David concerning the..1nys- tery? , He“ said: - “The LORD is my Shepherdandl I shall I not want; He leadeth me beside the still waters; He restoreth my soul.” He was not confined“ nor bound toonet place alone, buthe said: a . » I “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow"; I‘ 1:‘-‘ , me all-_the days of my life, and I shall s’ p_ abide in the Houseof the LORD forever.” The House and’ Home as! GOD’S ‘_ What. a privilege it is to know Ob- served his house as GOD’S House and asgHis Home, as -a pre-evidence of what will bendonel throughout __the universe ofcivilization. When mankind shall have awakened into this recog- nition that _GOD is with" them, ‘as said, they will be able to say: i " I . -“_T—hou"-art with Ine;.vTh-y rod nd zthyr ' professions 72 Th e N E w D A Y ~e+e.nba‘3oei1,e1939 ’A.D;F;D} staﬁ, they comfort me; surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life and I shall abide in the House of the’ LORD‘ forever.’_’ In modern times there arepthose who have caught the glimpse of the mystery and have declared: “CHRIST is the Head of this house.” In many of our modern homes, MODEL HOMES, you find» where‘ on the ture of'Jesus saying: “CHRIST is the iHead of this house.” This does not mean that it must necessarily be a Person, even though it is standard, that all people might inculcate and reincarnate the identical nature and the char- acteristics of that Individual, and produce it andgbringp it tofruition that they might be real Christians, and CHRIST might their homes and houses, their and of all of their activities. "For this cause I say, it is a privilege to ob- serve this mystery. Then I say, inliving this Life, My followers are” taught to live soberly, righteously and godly and independently- not buylanything on credit nor on the install- ment‘ plan. Express your citizenry as an inde- pendent citizen individually, severally ‘and col- lectively, and bring your business, profession, your home, your trade and allof your activi- ti’eS_into subjection to, the great'PRINCIPLE -‘—‘the FUNDAMENTAL, CHRIST —_—’ with or Without a BODY. The BODY cannot prevent it _ia'nd‘_’the" BODY cannot. hinder pit! , The. Christ and His Kingdom “ut‘_:bring’ it .into subjection as when you pray: , ' P u “Let Thy kingdom, come. and Thy will P be done on earthaas it"_is in iheaven.” Whenyou‘ shall, have selected the’ CHRIST and elected; the "CHRIST_as LORD, of ‘lords and as KINGiof ki»ngs—,~in“short, last" the ‘HEAD. of you --your business, gprereséien, your labor, your tr‘a”de"and ‘all of _your.activities——when you shall hiiVe5 selected Him and elected this PRINCIPLE and enthroned this FUNDAMENTAL ‘on the throne of your minds, to rule and to control’ you and all things that concern yo_u,.,there and then tthe’jKINGDOM has truly come; for, ."’#“Wheresoever as king reigns, there is wheIre__his_ ,kingdomi.is.’.’, I - . I tftilloWers,ll as " thewowners of" home, walls they have the pic- they have endeavored to allow CHRIST ‘as the SUPREME PRINCIPLE, to rule, and super-rule their home, their ‘business and all of their ac- tivities; therefore ‘it’ is an abstract expression of a perfected state of being and, of a perfect HOME for the children of men; for_ CHRIST alone shall haveidominion and CHRIST alone shall reign! I V I P O In these’, homes there will not be drinking, smoking, gambling nor any immodest habits exercised. As a standard I . have lifted this PRINCIPLE and this unfoldment, that others n”iight' copy aftergthe fashionj If others are l-iving according to same, I will be glad_ to co- operate with them, if I Al\/Ilnot a L_IGH_T for them‘! If anyone else can produce PERFEC- TION in a home, the perfection of MODESTY, the perfection of MORALITY, the perfection of CLEANLINESS, the‘ perfection of HONES- TY, the " perfection: of COMPETENCE and the perfection of TRUTH from every angle ex- not ,come to " that ‘measure! I I Lift. Up; the Standard But if I have a standard such as IAIVI stress- ring, and have lifted, that others have-not come completely to,_I say, I beseech. ye therefore, brethren, citizens ’ of ,Americ,a,,_felloW citizens of our universe, copy after this ‘fash.ion I have shown you as a standard of; PE.RF,ECTl.ON I have lifted, as said Spirit_ by ._the Spirit _of your CREATOR: “Lift up a standard for iMy people.” I believe that you‘ are convinced‘ to see and know,‘ When‘ an standard has been lifted to a ‘worth considering? It is-for this cause the; honor has been~con- ferred upon _Me t__hat I Imight.consecrateth.is home. and; the works of ; My ‘followers to that them as at sample,and as an example. \ As I say, out ofthe millions andhmillions of true followers of Mine, you would_ not.- see one , true _fo1loWer.sm_oki_ng a;_cigare;tte, smoking a cigar _,o_r doing a_—ny_, of; those ,:-i'dl:esome;,;i th-ings;I. and the people, I the general ;‘public, _W_ouder?_- the prophet through ‘the. November 3011., 1939 A.n,1:.<D. T h e Ni: w 1) A Y s I V -73 how can these My followers do what they are doing. By the‘ co-operative system andby liv- ing economically and by being modest, moral and respectable‘ from‘, every angle, being honest , in all of their endeavors, they are successful and prosperous‘ and they can save money, and co—operate together and buy such beautiful "homes as this, and live absolutely independent if they wish to. I Money Spent for Homes instead of. Cosmetics It hasbeen said by some infNew York City, in Harlem alone, it has been said .by some, that I have deprived one industry of.‘ one hundred and twenty thousand dollars yearly, and that ‘is the cosmetic industry, which is used to help them to look beautiful. My followers re- fuseto do such things, but they take that one hundred‘ and twenty thousand dollars yearly and _invest it in real property co-operatively and build uphomes for themselves and -for others,‘ and actand live constructively and modestly together by being ‘truthful . in their, very” personal appearance, by refusing to, try to appear to be what. they are -really not. So it is a privilege to observe the mystery and to see how My followers can do it. As...I was telling a young man a‘ little while , ago, one of the owners of this particular prop- ‘erty -here‘~happens to _ be-~‘ 'ust a domestic worker. S-he I came to Me’ ~ one year and 1 ten months beforeithis property waspxirchased by her and others, seeking a position.‘ She did not have ajob, and she was -blessed according: to her conviction, and shewent forth, " after she came toreceive her blessing, and she received a pos_ition_and, earned from nineteen» to twen- ty—one dollars per week, making over. eighty- dollars per month. Inside of one year and ten months she had saved up, much more than one thousand. dollars. Shesaidgto Me—-came to Me as a surprise apparently¢—she said, ‘TI have saved more than a thousand dollars, and I have been. keeping a thousand. dollars; und.er my bathtub in my bathroom.” _ p .. , - . Nowthis is not what allof -the followers do, but that one happened to do that,‘ and she said, “-I wantto go’ into the "co-operativie busi- ness. I want to buy a home-rwithl some of the others out of this money I have saved up?’ «She is still working doing domestic work. Now she is one of the legal and rightfulVowners of this property right here. Scan be accomplished by sco‘-operation and by Can you not see what living ‘econ~om:ically?i By living modestly and by living-.., isober-mindé'dly«,— and b‘eing _co_nipe- tent, honest a.nd true, GOD can and will bless you,a_s David said: _' » . » “Surely ‘goodness andglmercy shall, fol- low me all the days of my life and" I shall abide in the House of the LORD. ‘ forever.” . ._ a V .- . One Example Thiswas one as an outstanding «feature -I feature, I quote, thatyoumight see and know what can be done by co-operationand by hare monization; by being honest, I say, being com- petent and being true; and now by these. bles- sings My ,follow~ers are endeavoring to ‘live soberly, righteously and godly more and ~more, because they can see the ‘results ‘of suchxa life as I have _exe1nplii'ied for them. ’ W 9 Now this home is consecrated to the owners of this home and to their 1"especti\7e guests,‘ even "as Ihave‘ exemplified a sample,“,ianhd’fa,n“ example in -Sayville,. I AM, retracing _ My - thoughts back to the Sayville, days,”as 1j__mén- tioned . a little while ago. "I This" is i'iot""'sorne"-I‘ thing new to Me. It was not requ‘iredi_“to: in Sayville, as your zoning districtirequires you: to live 'here. It was not required there aTs_your' zoning district’ requires‘ you to "live there,‘ bt1t_ I said ’ to A .Moth._eI'. “We" do not have to buy nor _“,‘s‘§e_l,l§ I made ‘My when I‘ went out ‘there. here, anything in this home.” ,4 I a zone of» independence, a home of PERFEC-l_ TION as a standard for this ~p'e°ople_. So this. is not strange because you do not sell in this home. "It is.'not strange that you do not, rent rooI\ns"in this home. ‘I h V rooms in the Sayville ‘home. You see the mystery? This is only a matter of course--it is not anything new to Me or to My immediate followers who actually know Me." You see_ mystery‘? As the last speaker said, he ‘remembers' when he came outito Sayville around nineteen thirty or somewhere around about that time, and ma_ny_ ‘others had begun_’to.7 come out ’fronij»ti1n_e.t_o,_\ ' time. _ I never sold ‘a meal in the home! Neither did Mother or anyone else sell, ,m_e,_als“,th'ere.' They ‘did not sell spaces or rent rooms_the_re. or anything of that sort; therefore I isayw, have experienced this!’ , ‘Dutyw Before Pleasure J1 haveliftedi a standard and I tcaimefto” produce it in this community and bringit to_ fruition as a sample and as an example’ for other people. Forthis cause-I ‘call “-it:—a:r,MOD- EL "for allyijyho willﬁto prgdtice , that’ it‘. ‘.“ ‘ . 9. We never ireiited, any, ' ' x» I . . , ~..’..- A‘ "r - -‘v " " T4 T I) e N E W D A Y V rNovemb_err ‘30th,_r1_939, A.D.F.D. PERFECT PICTURE. In this home they will not gamble, they will not play the horse races even. They will {not play numbers or anything of that.sort.,They are willing and ready even, if it was necessary, to go out an.d earn their livelihood doing something in a constructive and a prac- tical way, even as-some ‘of the owners are do- ingtoday. .There are a few of the owners who ‘ are not here todayto see and hear the dedi-, cation because they are working on jobs; being employed, they do not wish to disappoint their employers; -They; ‘desire to be honest‘ to them and do that which is justiand right if it is the . sacriﬁce some pleasure; of their own. Can - you ‘not see the ‘mystery? Then Isay, asaa sample and as an example I hope this MODEL HOME will be represented in honesty, in competence _and in truth in all you say and in all you do. If it is, I will be with you and you will continue to be SUCCESS- .. FUL and PROSPEROUS and GOD will abun- dantly bless you in all of your endeavors! How glorious it is to live in such a recog- nition where the 7‘very Spirit of sons Pres- enceis made .a living reality! The spirit of the V “other fellow” can be a reality if you will allowt ., it to. But when we stress this PERFECT PIC- TURE and visualize it psychologically, mentally and spiritually, and produce this quality and bring it to fruition within you,lwhy, naturally /you will A’ be the re—personification of that which i has actually been personiﬁed and manifested to the world. ’ ii Abolishing the Causes of War Irneeed-«'not‘ say more at this instance, as there are many speakers here. Many of My friends and v»isitors,, of long standing, who have well experienced lVIy activities, they know what I AM endeavoring and what I AM actually do- ing among the people. I came to bring an abolition, to the foundation of wars and ‘race riotsand every such detestabletendency devised and . created by .mortality’s~ version. i ‘When: ‘people learn ‘each other better and are more considerate foreach other and for each. other’s feelings, they will soon, and very shortly, _do away with every detestable tendency such as prejudice, resentment, ranger, jealousy, envy and maliciousness and strife. ~All_'_ those things can be. done awayywith, for it=l:Vi;s3ﬂi-.not nec- essary to have them. ~ ‘A I If you" are envious ofi,vano‘thertvi’rbecause they r are successful, you are ’e"nvious;of-yourself auto- matica-ll'y~—«~to you it a;is.-,t-‘detrimental. Can you not see the mystery? ” But if you are open- _ much. A and express it “continually. I 2 E. 125th St., SE. Cor. 5th Avenue, HOSIERY, GLOVES, -CORSETS, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, ' minded and desire to see all othersblessed, it is a matter of impossibility for you to be a failure, and it_is at iifitter of impossibility for you to be cursed. Men. maytry gyou, men may try to hinder you-;'f bti1.t,_‘eve'jrye -(zursing is a blessing, every knock -is*'af‘=;-boost,-.“every» crit_icism is a praise, and GOD ewigll “abundantly bless you in all you do and in all you say. Now let us from. henceforth and forever live" this life more explicitly ‘fr'om’every angle ex- pressible, that .the ‘ very LIFE of CHRIST might be reckoned in all of your activities and » observed by others, that they might copy after the fashion. When this is done, you will not have an occasion to fret nor worry. 3 In the time of depressions, in the time of panics and famines that may hereafter arise as such have been,» you will have victory over each and all of them even as My immediate followers have, and thoseuwho have been with Me, ‘V r V. ‘L r VGOD Islwith Us Then I say, “Fret not yourselves because, of the I workers of iniquity,_ for they _shal_l_ be cut ‘off.” ' . ‘ ’ I They shall not ‘sta‘tndi”against the Work of the ALMIGOHTY, for the mouth of ,GOD has de—~- clared it ;' yea, through David it was a Psalmic prediction and it -has been ‘left on record for your consideration. _ V V 3 "‘Thou_ art with_me,” said he on another occasion. He vwuasispeaking of this present day! GOD is—"?wi_th yoiule Live the life and express”it,'in "all_y0u say ‘and in all you do, ‘and, , _ .“Be, not overcome of eviilfbut“ overcome evil with good.” ~ V Love your neighbors and love your enemies too. ‘By so doing you will be heaping coals of ﬁre on theirheads; but it will "not"harm them very It will just burn inthe sK.ens‘e.,.a.«of un- derstanding that , GOD_ is LOVE and‘ MERCY and VGOD has blessed you, and they will de- sire too to be blessed with you, if you live it I thank you. I thank‘ you. I tliank you! = ~ , 1:; Tel. HArlem 7-7485 > - ' I I E L & BE __ WOMEN’S SHOP New York City ‘ IINDERVVEAR, DRESSES‘ ai1V(it(}OA'I‘S - Special Discomtt -t-0 ‘-‘FA*7’ﬂ‘«ER"S--(J/Lildren I -I Peace PPEACE‘ ;f1«Ehigf‘!l. 4:251? ,NdvemBer 30th, 1939 'A;ol1~i1:>. The NEW DAY HANGE PEACE 150 VV. 125th St. Arch Support Brings BOSTON SHOE EXC \ Comfort to \‘ the Tired Feet T NEVVEST STYLES Ladies’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.98 up M_en’s ‘...§ . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.98 up Children.’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $13.39 up /;We thank You, FATHER PEACE » \Ve thank Y0\u,u FATHER CASINO MILLINERY P ‘ Lpecializing in Large Head Sizes “EXCLUSIVE but NOT EXPENSIVE” 100 WEST 116th STREET New Yorlf City’ PEACE We thank You, FATHER RAND TEA COFFEE STORES, Inc. [A Cut Rate Groceries ‘and all Kinds of Dairy Products T at Lowest Prices lA.LL‘RAND’S TEA AND COFFEE STORES in New York and Brooklyn . 2 E-. 125th St., Near 5th Ave. Tel. JE 7-7-259 PEACE Bitler Bros., Inc. “Bakers of home-‘like pies” T1218'“BR()OK AVENUE New York City PEACE ; We" thank You, FATHER L|\TTLE BAZAAR ‘Junior Shop Complete Line of Infants’ and Gh:i1dren’s Wear 310 WEST 125th STREET New York City ' (Opposite Post O-fﬁclo) « “ Thank You, FA.'T[‘HER’ 1 FIVESON PROVISIONS co, PORK, DAIRY alga POULTRY PRODUCTS PB;_A(ffE. We thank YQLI, FATHER SCHECHTER WHOLESALE GROCER --- BESTAURANTS’SUPPLTE_D ‘ Mayon/lnaise, Pickles, Jams a.I1d.7Je1o1ie.s 2'o6%6% giirsto ~- ‘ ‘ah: N. .--.:v 352 W. 125th St. Ave.,,N. 1%. ’l.Ci_ty A .75 PEACE Oldest established Grocery in Harlem CENTRAL BUTTER 8: EGG STORES 2122 8th A.ve., near 115th St., New York City PEACE Grand Assortment of Apparel for the Family ” and everything for thehome BLUMSTEIN’S EWEST 125:1-1 STREET‘ A Between ’7thl and 8th AVENUES OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT} PEACE Tel: DAYKIII 9-7533 A ‘HERSHEY ICE CREAMCQ. me 8. BERNSTEIN, Rep. 531 '_I‘ift'any Street O BRONX,“N. Yo 34th STREET ADVERTISERS IJEARJE ' OMEN NIGHTS TO 9 P. Mb‘ CANADIAN FUR. TRAPPERS com). 160 WEST 3u4th STREET --; FUR COATS 4- CLOTH‘ COATS l:-we We offer harmonious cooperation to all who would desire to own a stunning new /194.0 Goat Fashions PEACE and COMFORT ’ ‘ WEAR NOW.- $6.50 N or $8.50 and $10.00 % as you’ve paid for themo before _ We thank You, FATHER T We thank You, F ATHER Poof FRIENDS! FOOT SATTER SHOP T—¢.«34 W. 34th s1;., N. Y. a, 3 .76‘ T Ii e N E w D A Y November 30th, 1939 ALD.F.D. (l'ed.: Lnmgh 4.-2455 _ N. GOLDBERGER _ LWHOLESALE GROGER .--9: SUGAR, “ BEANS, RICE Supplied to All Peace Missions 16:1? PARK AVENUE NEW YORK CITY ' (Corner 115th Street) We thank You, FATHER LO. D‘. DISTRIBUTORS Ewen/thing for Restaurant and Fountain Supplies 24 EAST 114th STREET NEW YORK CITY PEACE J PEACE PEACE Thank You, FATHER MANHATTAN DRYGOODS CO. B a r g a i n s in . Yard Goods and Home Furnishings 1607 PARK AVENUE Corner 114th St. PEACE We thank You, FATHER I ‘HOWARD HATS “ $2.85 up 125th STREET N. Y. City FRED KELLY HATS." $5.00 C HA—RLEM’S LEADING MEN’S HA'1‘TER .MUSIG PEACE LEhigh 4-3683 MUSIC TROLLS LEHMAN ‘MUSIC. co. \ RE""""'CORDS Everything Musical MU‘““SICAL 68 West 125th Street, N. Y. City INSTRUMENTS Between 5th & Lenox Avenues PEACE Clrcle 6-47.30 PICTURES and FRAMES WHOLESALE and RETAIL M. GOLDBERG 323 45th Street V New York City We thank You. FATHER T. J. KRIKORIAN AND SON \ WHOLESALE GROCERS Specializing in Southern and West Indian Products ' for over forty years ' 79 I32nd St. N. Y. C. Tlllinghast 5-7636 PEACE We Thank You, FATHER New Styles in Large Sizes AT THE SELF PEACE SERVICE STORE 158 West 125th Street Ladies’ Sample COATS AND DRESSES Tel. LEhigh 4-4366 PEACE REX SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES . King of Prices and King of /Service 1674 Park Ave., (Cor. 118th St.), New York City MO. 2-1343 PEACE ANN'$ SPECIALTY SHOP WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS 138 LENOX AVE., Bet. 116th & imh Sts., N. Y."C. Night, LEhigh/ 4-4052 Day, UNiversity 4-7349 Sundays & Holidays GENERA’L SERVICE ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS Refrigeration Service —— Armature Winding 2395 sthAvei, bet. Radio Repairs PEACE 128th & 129th Sts., N. Y. City We thank You. FATHER. I’ LOUES WILLIAMS Fresh Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds CENTRAL MARKET 9 West Iigth Street 12 West 116th Street New York City LEhigh 4-1987 _ 6 EAsTi125thsTREET ‘ " " Fine Fur Coats - Established over 25 years ENJAMlN’S Stylish Cloth Coats -- Repairing and Remodeling FUR SHOP NEW YORK/I CITY’, We thank You,‘ FATHER, for your Blessings PEACEC FOR THE mmous WALK-OVER at 112 EAST 125th_ STREET I ll 8 K i 3 ‘R E I etween “PARKS and; LEXINGTON 5 3 « .'I C—«~—.—.———-— C AVENUES I K _‘ 24-Hour Service \ LEhigh 4-8712 November ,30th,‘ 1939 A.D.F.D. T‘ h e N E W D A Y “I AM JUST SHOWING YOU THE WAY OF LIFE: DO TO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO TO YOU —-—— YOU WILL BE BLESSED EVEN AS WE ————- FATHER DIVINE “why Shoulcl We Want Anything So Long as We Have a Place to Stay, Plenty to Eat and All Comfort and Convenience?” “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN DURING DEDICATORY BANQUET NEW ROCHELLE RESIDENCE 175 FARRAGUT CIRCLE SUTTON MANOR NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1939 A.I).F.D. TIME: 5:48 P. M. Many of the followers of FATHER DIVINE have achieved happiness and prosperity in serving their fellowmen through the co-operas tive system as founded and established by FA- THER DIVINE. Just what this co-operative vplan is, which has proven so successful to mil- lions, and how it actually functions has not been clear to the public generally. Not that there is any mystery concerning it; to the con- trary, FATIIER DIVINE willingly -and gra- ciously devotes a great deal of time in explain- ing its operation to any and all who are inter- ested and come boldly to Him to learn, rather than seeking in an underhanded way to inves- tigate through spies and such means~—and of course, the prejudicial newspapers and periodi- cals prefer to try to hinder by ridicule, rather than tell the truth concerning this great "con- structive work; so to a certain extent the pub~ lie remains uninformed. It-is hoped, therefore, that this Mesage will reach all who_ would know the truth, that they in turn may be blessed by applying the co—operative system a.s applied in the Peace Mission connections to their own enterprises; for, as our SAVIOR constantly stresses, it is applicable and is a sample and example for all to pattern after. The beautiful testimony of Mother Divine: preceded this _Message. 1—}rie'I'ly, she gave praises and thanks to» FATHER for this glorious oc- casion and for \the beautiful home provided for FATHER, herself and others in this luxurious asmansion as in all other homes of the followers. The real home/however, she added, is the home I FATHER has p_rep_ared in our hearts- ’ _ V . I I . WE THANK ‘YOU, OUR l3L"ESSEDi SA.- VIORI (The foregoing statements are those of the .- transcriber, and FATI?IER’S Message follows)‘ PEACE, EVERYONE! I do not wish to bore you, but I see it ap- pears as if though every time one speaks, it leaves an inlet or an outlet for Me. I was just thinking as I had thought to say even when I mentioned Sayville, I mentioned how one of the present owners of this particular, piece of property, one year and ten months before they purchased this property here, she did not even have a position. She Came to Me for blessing to receive a position, that she might be independ- ent according to My Teaching. She received a ‘position. Afterreceiving the blessing, inside of one year and ten months she came to Me, just about the time that the followers had called My attention to the purchasing of this prop- erty, some of them, and they said that they would buy this property co-operatively. She came to Meand said she had saved up more than a thousand dollars. She had a thousand dollars she had kept under her bathtub from time to time, ‘and said she wanted to buy a home co-operatively as the others have done.— and as they were doing; and it just fell in line that she was one of the co—purchasers of this beautiful home here». I ‘AM saying that to say this: after she purchased this home here, they gave Me “ac- commodation here and have also given Mother, accommodation ;’ bu_t remember, as I have dew clared xfroin time to time: ' “Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” For lo! many ‘years, Mother and I prepared homes for those who would come and parta_ke‘ of our sustenance such as we had for ourselves and for others, with.out remuneration, with- out any love offerings, without any donations‘ or anything of that sort. We had homes pur- 77“ I and I for years and years. us, or desired to give us something; give us_ ,Myself. , rated it in Sayville for at least twelve years ‘ make-up, gambling, 73 T he /NEW DXA.‘ Y I Nomi... il30tih,i193i9i ”'A‘.D.F.D. « chased‘ and owned and operated by ourselves alone. A The Sayville Home Those who own the properties in the Prom- ised Land are in a great measure the first ones, especially those who had been with Mother They tried to give money. We would not accept o_f..it in those days even until. now, but I said, “The time will come when you will be able, no doubt, to use yourmoney constructively and in a profit- able way.” We gave them homes absolutely gratis, with- out any thought of remuneration or return for that which we were giving them. ‘The home in Sayville at that time belonged to Mother and We purchased it, owned it and oper- or more before you, a good many of you, ever heard anything about us; and we had money - . and we did not deposit our money. in banks be- cause there had been so many panics, and at times the banks would Jple would lose so much of their money. There- fore a good many of them would not put their money under the bathtub or in one place, but had different ways to save up their money and they would keep their money in that way. Some of them made certain belts and such like as that, and some have worn as much as " three and four or ﬁve or six thousand dollars ‘around their waist. Some have carried it in other ways, but this was the way Myifollowers did, you see, and Mother and I apparently, V Mother‘ and I as ’ When the time did come when it was opened . ‘ up whereby they could purchase homesifor Persons, gave them homes. themselves, they began giving us homes. Can it you not see the mystery? Reaping What They Sowed It is a‘ true saying! It is not a supposition. I It is ‘a conscious realization and our convic-- tion. We realize what we have realized, and by‘ I doing, ‘now the same is being done for us; not only those immediate ones who were under our Personal jurisdiction for some thirty or forty years, who lived there and had a chance to accumulate money, working for from fif- teen to twenty to twenty-five dollars a week, I and had time to save uptheir money for all _ ‘ those many years without spending it unless i [they wished to, and living economically other- V Wise by not "wasting their money on rouge, horse races and all such ; ,as that, and the number racket, go broke and the peo- _ » cause they consider I -legal things on many like a good many people do. . — They ‘saved _up their money and put their money to constructive exchange," therefore they u have ,.l:>uI'chas_ed houses and land not only in Ulster County and in Westchester County, but they have purchased land, a good many of My followers,’ inall parts of this country unknown; ‘ to the. general public, _and in other countries i "even. Those who care, to make it known, they will assure you and assure Me, Mother and I “have a home with them as we gave them homes with us. You /see the mystery? Therefore it is a true saying: “It is more blessed to give than to re- ceive.” ’ This is not a supposition. Thisis our conscious religious conviction. Now we have amuch. bet- ‘ter "home right here than the one appeared to have been in Sayville when we first made our- selves known publicly.’ Can you not see the mystery? _ The Spiritual ‘Adviser And as -with this home here, all of the other places owned and operated by My «followers, they give us a’ home; and I have: as much access in their homes for My comfort and for My convenience, as they had in Mine, and they may contribute a lot more honor to Me, be-p _ AM their S'PIRI’I‘UAL7 ADVISER. ‘I‘hey ask My advice concerning occasions, but as a rule I direct, them to those who are set apart to"rlo legal’ work, don’t you see, and that is .-why they a are willing doers, those whom I might repre- sent as legal representatives, you see.. ‘ Hence, they do those things for ,Meand for I Mother, and even for others do the same; even . ?for My immediate staff-——Mr. Lamb and all of My co-workers as those who are as My secre- taries, as you see, or. anyone who is serving Me and trying to do something for what they consider the great Cause of Humanity, in a humane work in harmony with My Life and . My Teaching._ My followers are willing to give them homes, even wi-th iMys“elf and with 2 ‘Mother. All of them are willing to_ do it, there- -. I fore we have homes. We do not need anything of I our own as a Person. Why should we want anything so long as we haveia place to stay and plenty to eat -/I I I and all comfort and convenience‘? p p The SPIRIT through’ tl1en1‘l1as provided“ for -‘us! , I I P ' ' J . 3.‘ l’ ' » . November “30th, 31939 TlieAN,EW D7ALY ‘ . ' ' ‘ j Proving the Gospel Now I say, it is a glorious privilege to ‘know this, because thisis proving the Gospel in the actuated words of expression. ‘ “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” . v. Now all of My followers, and they run into millions, ‘whensoever they buy themselves homes, andfwheresoever they do have homes now, they say _just the same as these who are the ‘owners of this home and wholive here: “FATHER, You can be our Guest, and natu- rally You would like for Mother to be with You, and she can have accommodation some- where in and under the jurisdiction,” and just such accommodation‘ as they prepare for Me, they prepare the same for Mother, Mr. Lamb .and any of My guests who are My guests, don’t you see; or‘co-workers, those who are trying to care for humanity and live accord- ing to My Teaching in connection with Me Personally. " I , * So I thought I would drop these thoughts for your consideration, that you might see and know what it really means to be hospit- able and to be kind and sow good seeds. “You shallcreapr just what you sow.” So many people used’ to say years ago, “Why, if I had nice cars like You havemand , like Mother has, I would not allow these com-‘ mon people to ride in them.” Well now, those common people, they are the ones through whom We are nbw blessed, such as they would ‘term common people. I’ blessed them to earn from fifteen to twent_y—five dollars a week, even domestic workers and common‘ laborers, and have all ofithat free and clear, practically all of it, and they saved it up for years. Now these are not all, those who have just purchased property in Ulster County and in Westchester Countyrand in the surroundings .here. There are thousands of others who will do the same‘-‘tliroughout the universe; for GOD has blessed His people who have chosen Him, as He has chosen them. I “So Freely Give” _ I need not say more, but all of the people ‘can be blessed accordingly. I want everybody with whom I come in contact to also be blessed, even as those» who are commonly known as My followers and as I AM blessed. But you cannot be blessed unless you learn to give." . .,a1“ “So freely as you receive, so‘*fre_ely give.” I AM not asking anyone to give, Me a11yt_hing'," V, , . ../' but I "AM just showing you the way of LIFE: for you to do to others as you would have theni do to you; and when you -do, you will be blessed even as we are and as we have been blessed and are being blessed daily. See the mystery? , ‘‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.” This is not a supposition, I say. So many people take this quotation as a formula or merely as a matter of course in an expr'ession, as the usage of certain words to be used in a ritual; but oh, how glorious it is to see and know there is a reality in what I AM telling you! ' c _ Now it is just as expressive for each an everybody as it is for us. I especially stress the first ones who purchased the properties in the Promised Land. Some of them had been with Me for years and years and did not have anything to spend their money for, as you might say; and when the time did come when the way was opened, this co-operative system was revealed to them where they could pur- chase property and have homes and live and be independent. « Live Independently Even if you take it as old age, some of them now are elderly and humanly speaking they would be too old to ﬁll positions and work and be independent as they have been in their early age, in their ‘earlier ages. Now they are blessed and they have homes and they are living inde- pendently through the co-operative system, and they will not be public charges. They are not on the Relief, they are not on the Old Age, or anything of that sort, and yet they have beau- tiful homes and have only been merely do- mestic workers and common laborers, a good many of them; although some of them have not just been domestic workers and common laborers. , We have someof them at the table, as you have heard the testimonies of a few, whoihave been professional persons and have retired and have earned tlieir money long before they knew Me,‘ a great part of it; after which they learned to live economically and economize in living and in their daily activities.» They can tell. you how they saved hundreds of dollars yearly by My Teaching, after having come in contact with Me; saved hundreds of "dollars that they used to spend foolishly, even though they saved money, a good many of them in business, profession, labor and trade; but after coming in contact iwitl1"Me and learning how to live economically and to be honest, competent and / / I »~ 795, . EDg‘ecornbe 4-8848 DRydock 4-4473 ~ ‘Pet. HA‘riem 7-8694 \r .. c.,&1.”wE|sMAN PAINT Co‘./. Inc. '52” WEST 116th "STREET 80 T li e NE w D A v November 30th,—1_939* A.D.F.D. true; how to buy nothing on the installment V they _ saved from every "plan nor, on credit; angle expressible! As,.yo]u, heard" one say, why, she had been coming for seven——six or seven years or some- thing of that sort. She learned of My Work and My Mission; learned how to be more economical in her dealings, being a school teacher of 0119',-«Of-the largest schools in Chi-A cago; and many others, have been the same and in other professions. They have ﬁlled them expertly, yet as thespeaker said, insigniﬁcant‘ as I may apparently be as a Person, they have ‘elaccepted of your humble‘ Servant as not only the DEAN. for ‘~ them as a "person, and persons, but as the DEAN OF THE UNIVERSE, they are tel-ling Me. That -is up to them, and it is up to you to believe or disbelieve. I thank you. Thank You, FATHER ABRAHAMS' RADIO SERVICE 2785 8th Avenue a'—-- At 148th St. —— N. Y. C. Radios Records —-'-‘Electrical Appliances Z. Roginsky A SILKS —- WooLENs—— RAYONS —-COTTONS New York, N. Y. A Estimates Cheerfullyg Given 113 ELDRIDGTE STREET Peace. Painting, Decorating and General Contracting Wholesale & Retail Painters’ Supplies and Wall Paper Brushes and Vamishes 192~Lenoz; Avenue '(N,ear’1-20th St.), N._Y. City PEACE ~ We thank You, FATHER V P PEAcE RESTAURANT V I , MEALS IOC and 15c. :24 WEST 135th ST._ A New York City Tel. LE; 494132 A ’ «HY VOGUE PAPER co.g I DISTRIBUTOR OF PAPER, PAPER JBAGS Y Twine, Shopping Bags, General Merchandise ~ ~ and Paper Specialties 7 - 1607 Park Ave.--—bet. 114th & 115th Sts.---N.Y.C. PEACE gt ‘ Wethank You, FATHER GjREENFlEI.D'S SPECIALTY SHOP PEACE (Between Lenox and Fifth Avenues) HOSIERY, LINGERIE, CORSE';l.‘Sg 1 Also Extra—s‘ize Skirts . . BLOUSES ‘HOSIERY Peace . ' ‘ NEW YORK CITY Ml PEACE Thank You, FATHER PEACEFUL PEACE 07 Fresh Fruits , _ 0 ‘Fresh Vegetables A ‘ 0 In Central Market ’_ 9 WEST 115th STREET W New York City 12 wEsT 116th” STREET ' ~We thank You, FATHER PEACE . ‘ NEW DAY DRESS SHOP 7Dressrnaking* and Alterations of All Kinds _ All Work at Father’s Prices ' 1821 MADISON AVENUE New York City PEACE GENERAL TRADING “CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS ‘ Specializing in Rice —— Beans ~—- Fish T Oils —— Flour -—— Meals —— Etc. 183 Cherry St., N. C. M DRydock 4-2784-5 Tel. HAI'lem 7-7676 PEACE" Tzsth STREET HARDWARE co. The Cut Rate. Store of One Million Items TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1 WEST 125th St.. Cor. 5th Ave., New York City Phone: D.Rydock (449413 7 Peace BRODY BROTHERS WHOLESALE ONLY JOBBERS in Hosmnv and,UNDERWEAR 33 ORCHARD STREET N. Y. City PEACE We thank You, FATHER ICONTINUALLY THANK“vou FATHER. l Full Line of Fr.-sh Vegetables am‘ Nice Fresh Fruits 17 WEST 115th sr. PEACE New York City , QUEEN (SHOE sToRE » Featuring a complete line of ‘Arch Supports. Dress and :Evening Shpes. All Styles. ” ’ "“fA1l sizes to 10. S64 ‘West 12’5th_.St.,‘ -Near L..eno'x A°ve., N. Y. City A ’PEACE . Tel, LEhigh ‘4-5894“ CPTEACE EXPRESS la 7 TGVE-NERAL HAULINGC Elijah Faithful A A 73 ‘West 124th st, PEACE 36! West 123rd‘ St. V FLOYD DEBOW. P.-;op. A PAPER BAGs,l?vvHoLEsALE and”REiTAIL'i . 1565 Park Avenue,QBet.’ ?iil2t_h and”M3'thfSts.,%i'N)l{Y;l, G. We thank You. FATHER J V I Thank You, .F‘A’I‘HEl?’tl Wee,-thank You, FATHER ‘ , I l 157 West Killliey St. ‘ PEACE I _22 DE¥‘ll~STREET“.}7ilI«.:- _ A _ November 3o:h.1939-«l'A;l3.E.n. lTl.e NEW DAY .. \ is: R NEW JERSEY ADVERTISERS PEACE ' ‘ ‘ We thank You, FA’I‘HER PEACE DEPARTMENT STORE SPECIAL A'1‘TEN’1‘ION TO ORDERS. I Delivery free in New York and New ‘Jersey W. H. Bryan -—— Andrew Peace —— Piire Holy Newark, N. J. We thanlc You, FATHER PAUL FAITHFUL Mason and‘ Builder—Genera1 Contractor 50 Marshall Street Elizabethporth, N. J. PEACE I We thank You. FATHER PEACE LUNCH ROOM MEALS 10c. and 15c. JOHN FRIENDSHIP 90 so. ORANGE AVE. PEACE PEACE Newark, N. J. ' Thank You, FATHER TANTLEFF "BEEF CO.. INC Lamb‘, Veal and Beef RESTAURANTS‘ SUPPLIED 111 Mulberry‘ Street MAI'ket 2-9683 ' PEACE We thank You, FATHER Cooperative Peace Grocery Store Everything in Fine Groceries -at Very Low Prices 146 BROOME STREET Newark, N. J. Phone: MA'rket 2-6320 Peace MRS. WAGN‘ER'SC PIES 9 VESEY STREET NEWARK, N. J. PEACE PEACE Cooperative Fish and vegel-able Market I 177 Norfolk St., Newark. N. J. . ‘ PEACE A , We thanklYou, FA’l‘l~lE-R Feet hurt? Get relief iu . V FAMOUS COMFORT SHOES’ ‘ ‘ Women’s to 12 EEE l——- Men’s to 15 EEE 29 MARKET STREET. —e Newark, N. J. Tel. MA.’ 3-0311 Opp. Court House Newark, N. . A PEACE - Tel. Mitchell 2-2808 Sam's Neighborhood Food Markel Full Line of Meats; Groceries, Dairy / Fruit ‘and Vegetables, Fresh Fish Daily Southern Products our Specialty. Free‘ Delivery 175 WE_ST MARKET ST. PEACE Tei. BLoomﬁe1d 7-9175 BROOKDALE BEVERAGE co. J. PIERETTI, Jr. J 222 Sylvan Road E P Bloomﬁeld, N. J. Tel. : j Mitchell 2—3414 DIXIE UNIFORM CO. Specialists. in Uniforms for Nurses, Maids,‘ Waitresses, % “Beauticians, Doctors. ‘ 9 WILLIAMS ST., Newark, N. J. We thank You, FATHER A. FRIEDMAN‘ DAIRY and GROCERY We Take RelieflOrder (1ILecIcs We Deliver :39 PRINCE STREET Newark, N. J. Peace MArket 2-9795 PEACE CHARLES BECKER CORPORATION Real Estate~—Ge11eral Insllral1ce-—Buying‘& Selling Mallag-elllent—~Leasing & *Renting——Excl‘lal.lgilig Ajppra.isa1s~——Home Improvements-—-Finaueing Advertising -—~-' Auctioneering . llzl MARKET STREET NEWARK, N. .1. Peace I thank You, FATHER Phone: Plainfield 6-3591 J Res., PL. 6~205’l-M BARBARA'S GARAGE _ Tony S. Barbara, Prop. . General Auto Repairs V 549 East 3rd St. Plainﬁeld, New Jersey PEACE . " Thank You, FATHER "HIS EYE IS ON THE SPARROW" _ Peace Dining-Room ‘ SERVED. IN Ir'ATHER’S MIND AND SPIRIT, . Kerosene Oil Retailed 347 East 3rd Street Plainﬁeld, J. Phone: ~PLair1ﬁeld 6-171] PEAcE_Ri, . RICHMOND FOOD MARKET Meat ‘and eG'roce'r'ies, Fruits omd Vegetables " Complete Line of Pork -—- Free/Delivery ‘ Alex Cavaliere, Prop. Richm’olld.‘Street _ Plainiield, N. J. . L» i 7 . ,1. 2 . % _. K A N |cEWeThankYou,1«*.A.Tl+lER c 0 was L L .. I I NEWARK. N. J. ‘ NEWARK, N. J. NEW JERSEY ADVERTISERS We thank You. FA’I‘I~lER PEACE TAILOR SHOP CLEANI1"G, DYEING and TAILORING ‘At Evangelical Prices 49 RANKIN STREET O Newark, N. ]. PEACE We thank You, FATHER PEACE RESTAURANT MEALS IO and I5c_ ‘ III3 Parrow Street PEACE Orange, N. J. We lhmik You, FA'l‘I-—lEl{ COOPERATIVE PEACE GROCERY STORE 214 COURT STREET Newark, N. J. PEACE 1" l'1A(."E A P E A C E W. T. GRANT CO. . DEPARTMENT STORE 85 MARKET STREET ’ Newark, N. 1. Newar'k’s leading low priced Department Store PEACE , Phone: ORange 3-R7152 JOSEPH E. LEWIS PiVttst0nCoal 4-61 N. GROVE STREET East 0;rang'e,lN. J. PEA CE V We thank You, FA’l‘l~IER CAROLS SUPER MARKET The Neighborhood’s Outstanding Store M9 PAl{l{O\V S'l‘REE’I’ -— QRANGIG. New Jersey T h‘ e N E W \D A - November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. \\ / Tel. UNionville 2-3500 PEACE IFEINS DAIRY PRODUCTS Fresh County Bottled Milk Deliveries Essex and,UniOn Counties 1720 UNION AVE. UNION, N. J.‘ PEACE We thank You. FATHER PEACE GOOPERATIVLE REETAURANT MEALS TEN and FIFTEEN Cents I 359 Washington Street PEACE I _ We thank You. FA’l‘f-{ERA The FATHER came down to make this a better place " to live in B. FINKELSTEIN SILKS, WOOLENS, DRY GOODS 93 Prince Street Newark. N. l- PEACE’ We thank You. FATHER 1' REPAIR PARTS Supplied to FIT COAL STOVES, . MArl<et OTL STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES; STEAM OR WATER V HEATERS —— Also ~- . 4 Combination Coal and Gas Ranges, Coal Stoves, % Gas Stoves and any Heating or Cooking‘ I Appliance. STOVE MANUFACTURERS CORPORATION A 2~29l3~ (Next door to fire house)’ 182-18.6 Mulberry St, at Lafayette St, Newark, N. J. Eﬂ ”‘ cooReRA'rivE PEACE RESTAURANT >120 BROOME STREET Newark, New Jersey l\'lez1ls 10c and we We thank You, FATHER Tel. OR.-ange 5-9838 . PEACE V. MAGLIACANE &" SONS MEATS, GROCER/IES, VEGETABLES‘ SOU'1‘l.[ERN FOODS ‘ 177 SOUTH STREET ORANGETN. J. 1—'}g}A(jE we thank ‘you. pAT[.[E1{ PEACE . , We thank You, EA'I'HER A TREE'S NUT 8: CANDY MARKET . -- , , . JOE S GARAGI: A FREE sample of our FAMOUS SHORT and ‘ V SWEET confection, on request to any part of the AUTO REPAIRING and*IGNITI0N SERVICE U'.S..A. —- 79 d. '- - ' ‘ ’5.'~z2 i:I.rN';rON AVE. Noar_s:ﬁy§w?wf:x-PAGES. Ne_wa.rI:. N. .1. ”°4 E‘ Kinney Street Newark‘ N‘ -I’ p E A c E 1.» E A C E PEACE We thank You, FATHER. PEACE BARBER SHOP HAIR CUT, 10c-—-‘SI-IAVE, 5c Blessings from Father Divine 215 NORFOLK STREET E ” (1 Block from W. lvlarket Street) ‘ We thank You, FATHER PEACE QUALITY WEAR . The Talk of the Town A The housewhere stout ﬁgures are well ﬁtted _ 3(?)3.-15th AVENUE _ < NEWARK, N. .7. Bet. Bedfoxfd _a,ndf, Bruce Sta. it » God is Love Newark, N. I. . NEWARK, N. J‘. I Nevemseysotn, 1939 'A‘.D.I=.D. p The NEw DAY “I SHALL HAVE MODEL HOMES IN ALL COMMUNITIES! WE SHALL HAVE MODEL BUSINESS, MODEL IPERS ONS, MODEL SCHOOLS -— EVERYTHINGWECAN DEMONSTRATE BEYOND REPROACH!” O -— FATHER DIVINE How Can. You, aSAn1ericanC Citizens under the Constitution and Its Amendnients, Be Malicious Enough. to Hate Your Fellovv ’B1"Ctl11‘€I1'l)€C‘€lLlSC of Their Alleged Complexion or Color? “0UR FATHER’S MESSAGE” S GIVEN DURING DEDICATORY BANQUET NEW ROCHELLE RESIDENCE» I '4 friends, co-workers or others have something to tell us, we are pleased to hear from“ them. . 176 FARRAGUT CIRCLE SUTTON MANOR NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. sUNDAy, Nov.‘ 26TH, 1939 A.D.E.D. TIME: 6:15 PM. FATHER DIVINE has presented to th.e world- a PERFECT MODEL for all to pattern after in morality, honesty, competence and truth in every thought, Word, deed and action. Only by copying after Him will the universe become to be the international Utopia GOD intended from I the beginning. In the Message embodied in these pages, FA- THER explains the true meaning of dedication and blessing the home and its occupants, which is notaccording to the rituals of men. Leaving this subject, FATHER explains for the ben- efit of many who are ignorant of the fact, the error of ‘using segregated terms, and what can be accomplished through UNITY, if it is only unifying‘ ourselves. togetheriin. our own coun- try as a. protection against invading nations." , Other vital points were brought out in the various speeches of guests at the HOLY COM- MUNION TABLE, who bore witness to the immaculate cleanliness, both morally and phys- ically, of theestablishments under the juris- diction of eourgreat LOVE MASTER, FATHER DIVINE! I , PRECIOUS SAVIOR, WE THANK THEE! (The foregoing statements are those of the ‘transcriber, and following is FATHER’S invi- tation‘ to Ivisgitors to speak, which directly fol- lowed His De‘d_icatoryI.'. Message.) wing to custom. I thank a A (Mr. Malcom R. Lovell was the first to re-~* spond to FA'_I‘HER’S invitation to speak, and. PEACE, EVERYONE! C Now just before I take My seat, I would just _ like to say, there are, no doubt, some others who Wouldlike to ‘speak. If any of our visiting Do not feel as though you must _ necesS_‘4_I‘i1Y speak as we do unless you care to; yet you are welcome to move volitionally as we do; but if you do notcare to move as we do, just give us your names, addresses and professions and we will gladly and pleasingly introduce you accord- you. ' following is an excerpt from his remarks.) “I call to the "attention of New Rochelle citi- zens five truths: that in this house there will never, be drinking, smoking, stealing, lying or the use of drugs; and there will be at all times a ‘strictly moral life. I wonder how many homes in any city of -this country that = would apply to in every respect. How many homes are. there . where there will never be a game of bridge ‘played for money; where there will never be a cocktail served or there will never be even ,: A smoking? I’don’t think-a great many. “ “Certainly it has been the €X..13erienc.e‘_, of 3.1 people who live near‘ homes owned and "occu- pied by these good people, that they were good neighbors, and unjust opposition which had arisen. at first, h.as invariably disappeared. The Story of the Promised, Land i“There are many districts in Ulster County: Where followers of FATHER DIVINE have purchased property. These properties were run down. They were really nothing but deserted vwrecks. The ‘taxes were unpaid, the ﬁelds were unplowed, the} apples rotted on the trees and I p 83_. . do so. . was h.er one desire, A ‘Cause, I 34 on the ground; the grape vines bore their fruit and it fell to the earth. There was no produce ‘there. There was no normal use or proper use of what could be The taxes were not paid. and Ulster County found itself with mounting deﬁcits with little income. “Then the followers of FATHER DIVINE purchased properties and what happened? They became veritable garden spots! The earth was tilled, the fruit was plucked, the houses were repaired and made attractive. The sore spots on the horizon that were eyesores to all, be? came clean, painted and livable; and. to the astonishment of the authorities the taxes were paid. And I heard it stated that if it were not today for the followers of FATHER DI- VINE, who own so mu.ch property in Ulster County, that the ﬁnancial. status of that coun- ty would be in bad shape, because they are practically the only ones who pay their taxes when they are due. “I believe that there will come in this a feeling of great satisfaction over the film; provement of this particular property, and as the citizens of this city find. what honest, clean, wholesome people live here, I think that a mounting respect will be marked and will be in effect here. Certainly this country knows prejudice no more! There is not room for it, and it must never rise again in this land of ours Where we have fought for three hundred years to eliminate it; and I believe that we are introducing now a board of justice for all, vvhere there will never again raise its head the ugly an.d unjust and cruel and un--An.'erican" prejudice that we have seen in the past. Thank You." city Testimony -of Followers (A follower, and incidentally one of the own- ers of this particular piece of property being dedicated, was the next to speak. She expressed her love and admiration for FATHER and con- secrated her life and service to Itliin, and added that it gave her the greatest possible happi-= ness to havethe privilege and opportunity to Among other things, she also mentioned ’ that she had formerly been a teacher lnthe largest high school in the City of Chicago, be- fore coining into the recognition of GOD in a Bodily Form, FATHER DIVINE, and deciding to come to New York to be near Him personally and be under His Personal jurisdiction, It she stated, to do His will according to His plan andpurpose in this great it or words to that -eﬁ'ect.' , I V found on that propertyf —today to summarize some 9"’ I 52- j 5, T H e N E W D A" Y November 30th, 1939 A?.D.F.D. Another one of the joint owners expressed in a like manner at the conclusion of her re- marks, and then, as the service had been some-, what retarded when FATHER had delivered His Dedicatory Address, He very sweetly of-=~ fered an apology for the delay as .follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE! I AM obliged to make do so Without objection, these last courses. When I started——when I begin to speak, I forget all about everything as an apology if I“could a rule, and when I come back to the earth = I plane in consciousness or :in consideration, I ﬁnd things are being left undone, and it hap- pened to be that I had not served these last courses we just served. So I feel as if though I can hardly forgive Myself for it; but being so deeply impressed with what I AM endeavor-i ing, I cannot refrain from speaking. But as a l.ittle alarm clock at times, when you get it wound up, you see, you will want to stop it, even though it wakes you up and gets you up on time; but you get oflended with it and get annoyed, with :it at times when it keeps up so much. noise. So it is with Me, I feel I AM indebted to you all for taking up so much time. While we shall continue, I hope you all will moveand speak‘ volitionally; but pardon Me for taking up the time as I did and causing a good part of the food, especially the last courses,,, to get cold. (FATIIER resumed His seat to continue wi.th the serving, and Dr. Joseph Broadman was moved to speak at this time, bringing out many interesting points. Following are his remarks.) ‘ Malicious Misrepresentation “PEACE, FATHER! PEACE, EVERYONE! I am very pleased to be here today and take part in these festivities. I am especially glad because of the confusion that exists abroad about FATHER DIVINE’S Work, and having studied that Work to some extent, I will try of the confusing an.d misleading reports about that Work. “Some of the people have objected to fo1~« lowers of FATHER DIVINE purchasing this‘ property. When we realize that the only way we have, or rather, “the best way we haveto spread the truth about FATHER’S Work, is by spreading among the people in all parts of» the country so that they can ‘at first hand learn about that Work, no one can blame the followers for doing the are forced to do. I I .*“It.y ems ,‘l/§‘l,'lt5’ll;‘Hfl5h e“-risk for belatingvr you in . I very thing that they :- /(5 F _ 3 , November 30th, 1939 2\.D.F.D. T h e N E W D A Y . ’ 85 spiracy to keep the truth from the people. " There seems to be an effort to make a .mys— tery of it and to tell a lot of half truths, about . . ‘it. In order for the public generally to know the full truth, they have to come in contact _ with some of the followers personally, tolearn how self—respecting, how law-«a_bidi.ng, how good and generous and kind and co-operative they are. Otherwise they may never know the_ truth ! “I havehere just a few extracts from some of the _recent articles which have appeared in the press, and I think that every visitor and everyone present will agree when L. you hear me read some of these conflicting things, that only by coming in contact with FATHER. DI-L VINE’S followers direct, has the public a chance to learn the full truth. They cannot ‘ usually get it from what theyjread, and I want % to apologize for reading some of these extracts, 7 because it is the most difficult thing to '9 take paragraphs from some of these articles as they are, because of the vile, because of the insulting, because of the vulgar language used in some of them; yet I will give you~a.picture.' of the level to which. some will stoop in order to misrepresent. j‘ Deliberate Untruth “An ‘article appeared recently in the ‘Daily News’, _a series ofarticles. This one is dated’ August .4, 1939. One of the paragraphs I take from that article is the following——I quote, ‘For two years the Bureau of Internal Revenue staged a collection campaign in Ulster County. They filed thirty liens but succeeded‘ in —collect- , ing three thousand dollars and wound upthe campaign in despair six weeks ago. The drive was said to have cost more than the three thousand dollars squeezed out of it.’ 4 “Such things are and should be matters of % record; If three thousand dollars was squeezed out, it isal matter of official record. If three thousand’ dollars was not squeezed out and‘ cannot be found in the record, and I say there is not a word of truth in that report, there was not aﬁdime collected because the government « became convinced that not a dime was due and it was dropped for that r.eason—yet ‘some 4 papers and some people think that a lie if re- peated often enough willbecome the truth. It never does! “Here is another extract—-of course, there, g were a million I could have clipped from those articles, but"“I .j'us_t took, a-few‘ upon which there can be no dispute, no argument--—h'er,e 3 A ville I articles. it says, I am quoting again: ;By 1929 the DI- ii VINE LEGION spread to the‘. nearby metrop- olis and Harlemites started trekking in'- ‘bus- loads to Sayville to share: in the feastsofithe Mission in exciting cult services’; Estatic con- verts began. to see visions; to feel‘ ‘vibrations. Neighbors complained and Suffolk"-County ‘au- thorities started an investigation. They chose two girl spieswand planted. them in the Say- Heaven unknown ,to teach Other. For months they lived and worked therea’nd' final» ly emerged to report that they __found, only chastity and generosityiqp and nothi_ng',_ab.out finances.’ Retraction Refused “The reason I cite this is to showAi'how’_fre- quently efforts have been made, unfortun_a~tely,. by constituted authorities, to frame followers.» of FATHER DIVINE. If that is _democ—r_ac_y, if that is justice," I fail to_ recognize it._, In-.,t,his connection, in connection with the ,a_~rticl_es_ in the ‘News’, I want to say, that five ofgthem appeared on five successive days. I think, as a humble citizen, that when any newspaper considers any subject ‘of sufficient ”'imp_oi'_t.ance to print a series of five successivenewspaper articles’about it, I think that the “obje_ctA",0f their attack,‘ or the subject of their attack has ‘certain rights‘; and if that perS,0i1 orpersons demand the right that within those series f of articles a_ statement of their ‘own be published, when they find the first one, two or threefjor all of the articles thoroughly prejudiced, «filled. ‘with half truths and misrepresentations, 7 and ask thatthey , compose a statement an,d,‘.»that that statement be"publisl_1ed as a part of the series, I think they have that right; iandjany newspaper that refuses to do that, lays itself open to the suspicion and accusation of having been prejudiced first, last and all the time. The ‘Daily News’ refused to print such a_ short statement in connection with that series of “Now we go on. When I get through<.I would like you to note the conflicting 9-opinions ex- pressed. by the various newspapers,: and I‘ want to make the statement that -both opinion*srcan- not be the truth since they conflict with one another. It is for you t—o“judge— which is ‘the truth and which is the falsehood. " , About the Worst, Possible , “An article .appeared recentlyin. the .‘Satur- day Evening Post’, very recently, on -.‘Novem- her 18th.. Illhatt article was ‘ the worst » hodge- podge’ of . details .‘conglome_rated in ;one.e"’arti_cle 35-— , . . - . .’-The NEW D M1 it Novenugrsoth,r1939A.D.F.D. I have ever read. It was the worst written article I remember, I ever remember the ‘Post’ having published. A number of my friends and acquaintances said to me, ‘How does it hap- pen that so,_ prominent a paper as the Satu.r- day Evening ‘Post would print such a poorly Written article?’ Well, apparently the writer was beyond his wits to get his_ facts together, and it came out very poorly written,’ and here is what he says among a great many other things. Especially in this article it is difficult to pick out a paragraph that I want to repeat in*'thisfassembly-—not ‘because’ it is the truth, but because it is’ the untruth fused ’with so , many words ’I" don’t like to use,'I had to leave them out; but here is what he says among some of the other things: ‘For aggressive piety" --he meant the services going on among the various followers in the various assemblies—— ‘For ‘aggressive piety probably has no equal this sideof the Carribean Voodoo belt.’ I will come ‘back to that. I"mentioned ‘this because something someone else said on this same subj'ect._ " ' A p... _' i _ 2_“"Th‘e phase of the Movement which " has brought’ DIVINE into collision- with President Roosevelt’--well, there was .no collision. Noth- ing FATHER has done has brought Him in collision with. President Roosevelt. It is merely an ‘attempt on/the part of that reporter to put what he writes in the worst possible light. “Here is something else: ‘The Federal Income Tax deposition which has long been trying tloi-nail‘ DIVINE, ‘watched this high‘ finance with " capitalism and a‘ feeling of ‘frustration. Among both _sets ‘of tax officials’ is a suspi- cion that DIVINE, usingthe guise of His» co- operative ownership promotion, is salting away large. chunks of income where it will be safe from.vtaxation.’., Now, mind you, he must have very little.respect._f0r our intelligence to contra- dict _..himse]f.¢_ in’ pne, paragraph after the other. ‘Collector of ‘Internal Revenue Hickey once made a stab at piercing the mysteryby tummoning groups of property-owning angels to his office in TAl'bany and questioning them about the ac- tiial ownership of the Promised Land. He got so7 little satisfaction that in desperation he filed* seventy—eight liens -‘against the angels. Hickey had a dim ‘hope’ of obtaining some kind of settlement. His efforts resulted in judgments totaling three, thousand dollars, but the cost ofithe legal‘ procedures ate up the‘ entire amount, and Hickey has not tried a second “fo- ray. into the ‘paradoxical maze’. ‘ Contradiction Piled on Contradiction “Now you see there is a desirehfor a great deal‘ of untruth dressed ‘up in "a great deal more 'of.myst‘ery, but still the same lie repeated over, and over again. Now if this gentleman. wanted to know the truth, he could easily have confirmed. that it is an untruth. Mr. Hickey would have told him it was an untruth, but he ‘ used. names without authority and lied . about them. w“Here is another gem from the same gentle- man’s*pen: ‘But they are keeping an eye out for the day when ‘DIVIN E may desire to have« the entire Promised Land transferred to His own name.’ ‘To make‘ such claims without the slightest proof, to say» that FATHER DIVINE has all kinds of wealth and to admit that the A investigation discloses nothing, and yet to make the claim and to repeatit, it is certainly some- thing that [my intelligencegcannot understand. ’ “Here is another one: ‘These 'rules’—-some of the "rules you‘ have heard FATHER Himself enumerate; that His followers must be honest and imust pay their" bills ‘andmust not buy on the‘ installment plan and must only buy’ for cash and ‘must make good’ any damage they have everdone. Hereis what they say-—‘These rules lead to strange results.’ ‘Strange results!‘ ‘Grocery and undertaking bills from five "\t0 thirty years old, which the creditors have long since written off as uncollectable, are settled inifull."They call that strange results! I have heardany number of ‘letters written by some /of" those recipiientspf these blessings, express the hope“that a great nianyilpeople would be- bills would be paid. SOME Newspapers ‘Can Tell the Truth “Here is what a reporter from ~another'paper has to say upon -this subject-—-I “believe the re- porters is ‘ present. ‘ This ' is from an article which appeared in the ‘Christian Review’ very recently. Here is what he has to‘ say: ‘Few newspaper men really. know’ FATHER IDI- VINE. Few. have spent any» length of time with Him. They have written re-hashed stories that were circuliated to them,, by-word of mouth. They did not know Who‘ theywere talking about! Asa result FATHER come’FATHER’S followers, so that all their» have had no foundation.’ “And ﬁnally "I A want to read A to you what a completely different paper has to_say on the ' ’ s,ubjec_t.r -I don’t think that ybodygwill cl_aim’_that‘ p DIVINE has , been the victim of unscrupulous attacks which ‘ . ., “,4 November 30th, 1939 2A’.D.F.D. The NEW DAY 57 the ‘New York Times’ would lie aboutlFATHER~ DIVINE, but this is What the ‘New York Times’ says on the same subject in an article of July 2, .1939: ‘Recent large-scale real estate transactions in Ulster and Westchester Coun- ‘ties have turned attention’, anew to FATHER DIVINE, the Harlem‘ Evangelist, and His band of followers. In Ulster County alone, from the first thirty—four—acre farm "acquired for seven thousand dollars in nineteen thirty-ﬁve, FA- THER DIVINE’S “Promised Land” has grown to a flouri'shing domain of some thirty prop- erties embracing more than twenty—ﬁve hun_- ‘ dred acres and representing a cash investment of morethan two hundred and ﬁfty thousand dollars over _the four-year period. It is "esti- mated that one hundred thousand dollars “more has been spent on improvements of these lands I. and buildings. Every cent of mortgages has been paid off and not a penny is owing in , taxes. .“I‘In this huge community that has‘ facili- ties for feeding and lodging’ perhaps ten‘thou- sand persons at one time, where no person may smoke, drink or curse, there are cultivated farms, resort hotels, country clubs, estates, scores of houses and dormitories‘, all manner of restaurants, -stores, gasoline stations, tailor shops, barber shops, garages and even, two large, docks .with boathouses on the Hudson River, capable of accommodating the largest excursion , steamers, A . a “one Need N'ot’Even Be a E¢11qw¢r ‘t“Any. person, whether a follower of FA- THER DIVINE or not,_,may live here in clean- est _surroundings and .eat veritable ~ba_nquets three timesa day upon‘ the payment of two, ‘dollars a. week for lodgings and ﬁfteen cents a meal. ,If he has not the money to pay, he. need only contribute a little of his ‘time and labor toward the upkeep of the establishment, for this, Empire of Peace operates entirely on a co-operative basis. ,. I “ ‘What is unique about this astonishing lnove-— ment is that it has no formal organization-.~~-no administrative staff, nothing except l.FAT'H_EfR DIVINE and His staff of secretaries. “ ‘The most careful scrutiny by a half “dozen. ofﬁcial We agencies supports, the ‘FATHER’S con- tention that» He owns nothing. ’ i All ‘of’ His farflung properties are purchased, owned and operated byvgroups of followers who seem spon- taneously to~. ﬁll "each need as the Movement.’IM I “You see, therefore, a newspaper that "is Christian Review,” it -arises within ’ fair, can write an article giving due credit where credit is due, without using terms that are obnoxious; and certainly no one will claim that the ‘Times’ is not tellingthe truth*be- cause what they say is favorable and laudable of the Work done by FATHERDIVINE and His followers. I I ~ 1 II ’ “If that istrue, and it must befyou can see beyond any question or reasonablepdoubt_p that the statements to the contrary must be llllf. true. I thank You.” % L I , Another Fine I Tribute I (Mr. Kenton Jackson, 1‘€I30I»‘.ter. «for _'.‘”The une” and formerly, .“The Saturday ,,E.Vening_ Post”_ to whom Dr. Broadman had referred; as the, reporter present, was the next to speak; His remarks followz) A . “PEACE, FATHER! PEACE, EVER¥ONEl_ iOnce again it is my pleasure and pri.viliege__to» be here in_the presenceof. GOD FATHER DIVINE! There is. little I can say that will add to the program. All of importance, has been said. All _ corroborate things that have already been said, things that have already been done and things that will yet be done under the guidance of our Leader and Master, FATHER D'IV;IN'E...<.I “I want to assure FATHER.and His fol- lowers that hereafter, from now on ,I' will not contribute to that magazine, whjgihin; noewayif reflected credit upon the DIVINE MOVE- MENT, by writing any «articles under my own name or under »an__;assumed name, or .shall.,_.I‘ say my ‘pen’ name€—that is, what.-I wrote un’de_r in that magazine. Hereafter, I will ;only write. in newspapers», and; periodicals which are._ in harmony with FATHER, His; followers, and their Work! - . “I want to thank FATHER for~"this privi- lege of being 'liere in this section of the Prom- _ ised Land that is declicated today,a_nd lEIkno’W” that in the futuremore eyes are going to Ib_e” opened. They will" see the light that -is shi- ning no‘w throughout the universe.‘ " “ " I I “The gentleman said. somethinig _lasti,_riight’ at One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Streetthat struck me sort of funny. Hesaid that FA-,_ THER should be the Sheriff of New‘. .Yo_r_k._ Well, FATHER is not only the Sheriff of. New York, but. HE. is more than the Governor of . New York, and , the President ‘of this coguntigyj, He is the .DEAN THEILIUNIVERSEI J. “The Philadelphia , .Trib_-L I I can do is stand up and I U T H e N E W DA I vNoveml5er 30th, E1939» I is no Way He can be compared, and I want to thank FATHER for this opportunity _of being here, because it is always a privilege and a. pleasure to be with Him and His followers.” (We Were blessed at this _time to have an- other , eagerlyawaited Message from our SA- VIOR.) . PEACE, EVERYONE! Now I ‘would just like to say at this instance in referenceg to our method of dedication or consecration: it is an invisible unfoldment to our visiting friends who do not know our method. of prayer, supplication and thanks- giving. It_is written: _ U‘ ‘ .‘‘You know not how to pray as you L ought, but the Spirit itself maketh in- tercession in groanings which cannot be uttered,” *- therefore our method of consecrating, and of dedicatingany-thing to any special. service or purpo-se,.it~ is merely the act of coming into the consideration of such, as prayer is the heart’s sincere desire unuttered and unexpressed. We do not go through the formula nor the custom of geptting} down to verbally pray GOD’S blessings upon anything, according to the cus- tomary rituals of divers religions; but as we know What prayer really means, the blessings of such prayers as come from the heart, have been heard, they areseen and We observe them; therefore this day has been set apart as a day "of dedication, as a day of consecration in the act..of consecrating your hometo and for the moral betterment of all society and of all ‘peoples. I stress the blessings as I bring this hoihe‘ into consideration,‘ upon this home, and those within_these_walls. V ..»As I afore said, there will not be drinking, smoking, : gambling, using obscene or profane language, and we abstain from the usage of all vulg.arity' even" A in ' our private p11blic..;..scho0ls. Now it is something to con- sider! i 3 A V A it « A ' Use of‘ Vulgar Terms‘, Thej:f.»prejudi.cial'l tendencies‘ of men are de- structive and they are as biting serpents and as stinging adders! They are undermining and they,.»are intimidating, and they go forth in Words, -deeds and actions in the act of expres- sing»? and using vulgarity“ concerning‘ our citi- izeIis,"i‘whicl1 i_s'Cfas I" _would term it ._to be, illi- tera;c:§_r',p,i‘g'nora11ce and the lack of understand- ing intelligent people. to use vulgarity in the act of expression, even for identification of any person or persons. and I mention, this because it is not confined «nor bound to one person or persons alone. Vulgar- ity is inbred, or lprenatalled whichever, in the’ hearts and lives of V the children of men. It is poisonous, it is conflicting, it is antagonistic and it is undesirable! But I use the method of -fumigation to destroy the germs of all of those detestable tendencies in our divers as- semblies. Therefore we will not use segrega- tional terms in these homes prejudicially, es» pecially in the act of the usage of the vulgar names by which people are called. ~. » I mention this because it has a tendency to intimidate, to create a. sense of unrest, a sense of discontentment. Firstly it may reflect a re~ A flection of embarrassment to our friends, to our hearers and,to our co-workers. But when I we are real American citizens, we will adhere to this great FUNDAMENTAL that I AM stressing——“E PLURIBUS UNUM.” __We will stand to and for that, and we will express it; for what said the Gospel concerning the mys- tery? _ “Let there be no division among you,” and, “I pray that they may be one even as we are one.” ‘ But you cannot be one, even though you may use the words, “We are one,” so long as you use segregational terms concerning your fel- lvlcwmen, concerning your brethren and your friends. , V A Express This Democracy Those terms tend to lowrate and they tend to intimidate and they tend to aggravate and agitate, conflict and embarrass. They do not tend to establish the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aimv and of purpose! Therefore even the‘ usage of segregational terms will not be used in these homes; for we have consecrated our lives to that end, that we might express “E V PLURIBUS UN UM”, that we might" express this DEMOCRACY and be real American citi- zens, representatives and subjects of these . United States of America as a country.‘ When this shall have been established,‘With- in us, we will not be far from each“ other be- cause of our allegecl race, creed or color; for in the beginning of the creatZon,they were ” all of’ one language and of one speech. Can you not see the significance of getting a uni- versal language‘, that we might all study the language by which we shall -eventually emerge“. into and there will be no longer any division‘ among us? I ,. .13:-Q-fkr-6-"....£.~AAa—.3.Aayp»_:_ u.n-__..J_, November 30th,’ 1939 A.D.F,D, T h e N E W DA Y O 89 -We are fighting for one common democracy, . for one common cause. Then let all Anierican citizens consider just now what is going on in the other countries. Wars, and thousands and thousands of tons of battleships are being de- stroyed as an expression of destruction--not,a11 expression of intelligence and construction! Let us learn to live together and take our stand for one common purpose; for if we do not, the time is near at hand, beloved ones, when men will rise in opposition to this dem- ocracy and if we are divided among ourselves as American citizens and do not stand f_or one common purpose, one will turn against the other of our American brethren and the enemy on the other side against all of us. Then it will be misery and sorrow; it will be woe! Can you not see the mystery? If United We Can Stand It is essential to consider this and together stand, for divided we fall. pHence, I beseech you, citizens of America and our fellow coun- trymen especially, to stop and consider the signiﬁcance of the Universal Brotherhood of Man and the conscious realization of the FA-_ THERHOOD of GOD, by bringing an aboli- tion to all discrimination, to segregation and other detestable expressions, by prejudice as they are created and expressed, and_we will be able to stand against any other country constitutionally and politically, yea, nationally, i if we live it and express it. I cannot stress these thoughts too vividly, for I\said the other day-—-it may be found somewhere in some of the records of Me and of My,Message——the time will come when those of-“your enemies will not say, “Get aboard. the _lif‘eboats,” but_ they will destroy you and yours without notice. Shortly after I declared that, it came over the radio--I think it was this morning or s_o1netime re- cently——that the -enemy to the allies said that they will fire on the ships without notice. They will destroy them without noticel Can you not see it is an appeal to the. ;American people to come together and do away with prejudice and discrimination among yourselves, that we might be able to stand in this ‘democracy asone man at Jerusalem against the -enemies that may arise to invade this country? It is written in the Gospel: “United we stand and divided we fall.” ‘fThe kingdom that divides against itself, it cannot stand.” ' I V How can you, as American citizens under i this democracy, under the Constitution and its Amendments, under our Bill of Rights, be mal- icious enough and prejudiced enough, and ﬁlled with “Purgatoryism” enough, to hate your fel- low brethren just because of their alleged com.- plexion or color, when they are standing one with you? My believers in this particular com- munity, they did not come to disgrace this com- munity» nor to embarrass you; but we came to HONOR you” and to be an ASSET to this com- munity, to all communities» where We__may be represented. Take these thoughts to, consideration and I will be with you now, henceforth and forever; for I came to establish MODEL HOMES in all communities, just as it is here and as it was in Sayville. ,1 shall have MODEL‘ HOMES in all communities! We shall have MODEL busi- ness, MODEL persons, MODEL schoolslw We shall have everything as a. sample and as an example for others, that we can represent and can demonstrate beyond reproach. I thank you. I thank you. I thank. you! '* A ' '17 Cortlandt. St. PEACE ___._..—...........~_.._,....._......_.. ......_.,~»—---...——- ONE PRICE ""”"“"l ONLY! Howard Suns... Topcoats . . . Ooercoats Tuxe"/dos . . . Full Dress , 1 EL ‘UN-E4 ._~ pm: No Charge for Alterations cenraes Newyo.-k, 801 Broadway 1268 Broadway 1635' Broadway 100 Delancey S8. 145 East 42nd St. 500 Seventh Ave. 972 Third Ave. 150 East 86th St. 2821 Third Ave. 149 East 125th St; 101 West'_125th St. 254 East Fordham Rd. 0 Brooklyn ...75 Flatbush Ave. 571 Broadway 350 Fulton Street 1553 Pitkin Avenue 1772 Pitkin Avenue ‘H60 Jay sass: Ridgewood . . . 55-45 Myrtle Avenue 0 Jamaica . . . 165-18 Jamaica Newark . e . 82 Market Street 0 Jersey City‘. . . 320 Central . . PEACE Thank You, FATHER 'UniversaI Peace Cafe Meals 10c and 15c 353 West 127th st., N. Y. C. (Near St. Nicholas Ave.) Peace PEACE Tel. MO. 2-9760 Thank You. FATHER M I K E R O S E N. All Kinds of Meats and Poultry Also,’ a full line of Cakes &’ Candies In Central Market ‘ ‘ 7 WEST 115th STREET New York City PEACE We thank You. FATHER FARREL'SA enocsnv“ I I GROCERIES _. VEGETABLES —— FRUITS 1465 5th Ave., bet. 118th & 119th Sts., N. Y. C. Thank_ You, FATHER ROSEMORE MILLINERY , 2416 8th, AVENUE Between 129th one 130th Streets, N., Y. City PEACE ' " HARRY'$ BOOTERY SHOES FOR THE VVHOLE FAMILY , * Finest Quality Hosiery * _ 141-65th AVE. (Cor. ‘II5fh St.) New York City We thank You, FATHER 90 ‘ I The New DA‘ Y Novernber 30th, 1939 2\‘.D.F.D. Tel.: Mott Haven 9-4734 PEACE H. FLIEGILQER I Wholesale Dealer in California and Florida Fruits 1 BRONXHTERMINAL MARKET 4.. Store No. 25 PEACE - We thank You. FATHER. JOSE E. RIVERA WHOLESALE and RETAIL FRESH BUTTER‘——- EGGS —- CHEESE I and a Full Line of Groceries I42o-5th Ave. (Bet. 116 & ‘II7th Sts.) N. Y. City PEACE _ Thank You, FATHER A GARDENIA PEACE ‘RESTAURANT A ‘ " 24-Hour"Servic'e I I 280 LENOX Avenue —- New York City Phone: AU. 3-7880 WEST END AUTO SERVICE Repair All Makeslof Cars —— Specialize in Packards SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FATHER’-S FOLLOVVERS 615 WEST 133rd STREET I New York City PEACE’ I we thank You, FATHER PEACE FISH. FRUIT & VEGETABLE M A R K ET ' 262 LENOX AVE., near 123rd St., N. Y. city, I v PEACE 1 J. . Hirsch \ A We thank You, FATHER ' Great National Millwork & Lumber Corp‘. U Millwork -—'— Lumber ——- Hardware —— Paints . Masons’ Materials’ ._. Roofing Materials 5 per cent Discount to Followers 788 MAIN STREET New Rochelle, N. Y. NEW Rochelle 5858 PEACE We thank You, FATHER TYPEWRITERS All Makes —— SOLD —— REPAIRED ~ A EXGHANGED 10 Per cent Discount to Followers Harlem Typewriter Shop 55 WEST 125th STREET A PEACE ' Tel. UNiverSlty 4-3048 ROTHMAN’S Establisheél 26 Years DEPARTMENT Thank You,’ FA i‘HER STORE Sheels,,Pillow cases, Spreads. Blankets. Curtains. Towels. Linen Table Cloths and Russ. 1590 PARK AVENUE ‘EVERYWHERE Slip Covers Made to Order —— "Drape and Curtain Material ‘ Corner 114th Street p .PEACE N EWI YORK CITY r S All are welcome PEACE NEIGHBORHOODS» GROCERY I-—-Also Spareribs eand';Pork Chops. Tucker, Mgr. I ' . 27 WEST. 123rd STREET We thank You, FATHER VEGETALE AND CHICKEN ‘STORE A . Your patronage will be appreciated-e ,NnW. .Yo1?K..cITE [ PEACE " I . remarks of Mrs. Lovell.) November _30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The New DAY . R91 “Th/is Mission ofil\/line Touches the Conscience of lVlen and Causes Them to Be Convicted of Their Sins, to Make an Open Confession before GOD and Man” ——-— FATHER DIVINE “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN ‘DURING DEDICATORY BANQUET NEW ROCHELLE RESIDENCE 176 FARRAGUT CIRCLE SUTTON MANOR NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26th,- 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 7:38 P. M. ‘ That an important phase of the great Mission and Work of our LORD, FATHER DIVINE, might not be overlooked in the enthusiasm of this glorious occasion, after many speakers had expressed their appreciation and FATHER Him- self had delivered several beautiful Messages, FATHER’S Model Plan for establishing an IN- TERNATIONAL UTOPIA, which appears un- der the heading of “Righteousness Marches On” in the Nov. 23rd issue of “The New Day” was read, and also some letters of gratitude from former creditors of the followers, acknowl- edging receiptlof payment of old bills. ’ Having beneﬁted herself indirectly through A the honesty of the followers, Mrs‘. Malcolm R. Lovell who, with Mr. Lovell, was a banquet guest, was moved to tell her experience. Di- rectly following her remarks, our SAVIOR spoke brieﬂy on this very signiﬁcant feature of His accomplishments. DEAR LORD, WE THANK‘ THEE! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and following in substance are the “PEACE, FATHER! One of the letters Mr. Lamb just read reminded me. of something that happened in my family. Some twenty years ago my brother~in—law owned a movie theatre "in the South, and one evening all of the money he had takenin, disappeared. He suspected one man who worked around the the- atre but had no particular proof that he had taken the money. A few days later the man imoved away, from the neighborhood. “About ten years later my brother—in-law got a check from this man for, twenty-ﬁve dollars, and he said, ‘I am now a follower of FATHER DIVINE. I want to tell you that I stole this 179 inoneyand I want to return it now. I (As Mrs. Lovell resumed her seat, FATHER. rose immediately and spoke the following:) For the Sake of Law and Order ‘PEACE, EVERYONE! I would just like to say for law and order’s sake——I say, for law and order’s sake, I wish to convey to the world a thought as described by the last speaker, verifying My statement by her personal experience with which she was somewhat concerned to hear and know of such a thing. I just want to say, if you desire to apprehend crooks and all sorts of undesirable characters, if you live in harmony with the FUNDAMENTAL and allow the Spirit of CHRIST to go out in Evangelizing the world,‘ we will curb crime completely and apprehend and capture all underworld characters and bring them into subjection to “RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTICE. But how do you expect to accomplishyour desired aim so long as you allow ..prej1_idice, , bigotry and those detestable tendencies of anger, segregation and discrimination to exist Wairioiig you ? Those who will harmonize with this FUNDAMENTAL for which I stand will ﬁnd , all just debts will be paid and all wrongs will be righted. I will cause mankind to right their wrongs as they live in this recognition, as did in his endeavors,’ the little man who ran and climbed up the sycamore tree. He said, or thought within himself when the recognition of CHRIST came to him in consideration, if he had wronged any man he desired to adjust the matter satisfactorily. The same Spirit is speak- ing today! ! . Work of the Peace Mission This Mission of Mine-—~PEACE MISSION I AM speaking of——can curb more crime than all of the armies and the navies of civilization and all of the police departments in creation. It goes out and touches the consciousness of n_1e_n and seeps through their consciousness into their conscience and causes theinto beconvicted of their sins and iniquities they have committed; causes them to come and make an open confes- sion before GOD and man and present their bodies as living sacriﬁ.ces_to the ALMIGHTY. A party received a letter the other day froin 92:: The NEWIID A-Y e Navanber 30..., 1939 'A”.D.F.D. E T down South, from one who had stolen several bales of cotton——I do not bear record, but I think she said, I think the letter‘ said that it was done in nineteen nineteen or twenty or twenty-two. "She has made this open confession and now she is returning or didreturn, the money for the bales of cotton she stole,‘accord-_ ing to What the owners and landlordof this estate said the cotton cost at that time. He outlined in his letter what cotton was worth at that time, describing that the least price was twelve cents——sixty.-dollars "for one bale,- ﬁve- hundred-pound’ bale—-—and up to twenty-eight or thirty cents, I think it was. Now. she is "re- turning all of those illgottengains. I My SPIRIT will apprehend any crook from the least to the greatest, the high and the low crooks, the great and the small, the illegal “crooks and the legal crooks; those who are in politics and in society as well as those who are in the slums. If My SPIRIT has free access, it will cleanse this land and this country and all civilization, of all corruption, and GOD will be reckoned in the land of the living, and we shall haveva universal UTOPIA; for the very Law of GOD that was in Christ Jesus, as being termed by’the Apostle’s version- “The Law of the Spirit of Life that was in Christ Jesus has made him (he said me) I free from the law of sin and death.” I ' This Law will be established inrall I lands and ‘ countries and we- will have a universal UTOPIA, and men will confess their sins in the sight of GOD and of man and will right their wrongs»-.i andvwill’ adjust matters satisfactorily, until you will not be afraid to live in any place where man is found. , - A good many “of the people Ihave~ been afraid, to live in some partsof New York,City.3 They are afraid, or have been afraid to live in some of the different communities, but oh,- how glori- ous it is to .know what My Spirit is actually. doing for this people! .Not for onevalone but for all mankind,‘ by contagionizing the atmos- phere with the spirit of honesty, with compe- tence and ~ with" truth, until men are actually vice—versally scared and afraid to”olo what they used to do. Where you would be afraid to come ;in ,I some -communities, now the criminals are scare-d"to‘ come in some of our communities. ISee the “mystery? That is the vice-versalation of such a condition that had been where decent and respectable people were afraid to come in some “c‘ommunities;7now thecriminals are scared‘ to come in some of our communities.“ I thank you. I thank ‘you. Igthank you! 825 EAST I1,41s‘t/ STREET ’ PEACE « , (This was the last Message given by our SAVIOR Personally: on this beautiful occasion. As many had not dined, however, FATHER, the gracious MODEL HOST, served another “sitting, that all might share in the blessings of the LORD, during which two dynamic lectures were I proofread, as it is our custom, that they might I be released to the press.-) PEACE I It's Wonderful I FELDMAN'S,,, DRY GOODS STORE GENERAL DRY GOODS - We give full values for the money 1440 5th AVENUE, (Near 117th St.), N. Y. cm; it Thank You, FATHER » PEACE . Our Prices Are Most Reasonable , We Wish to Cooperate I GONSHAK'S DEPARTMENT STORE 272-274 WEST 125th STREET New York City 'l‘el.AMOtt Haven 9-7413, _ PEAEE PEACE AUTO REPAIRS Auto Service to the Minute _ V COMPIIETEIMOTOR JOBS , 3622‘ SOUTHERN BLVD. I Bronx. N. Y. I - PEACE 7 , FAIRWAY FASHIONS I LATEST STYLES _. A I I COATS —-V- surrs —_ DRESSES . 80 West 125th-St. (Near Lenox Ave.), N. Y. City Thank You, FATHER ..A &P TEACOMPANY A and P FOOD STORES We thank You. FATHER PEACE Stores Everywhere ~ ~' it A I I New York City A‘ K , is A I - p ‘ L0rraine 7-0700 S A M _M Y —- Route No. 1,800 Répresemirm I V, RITE ‘CLEANERS, & DYERSI ‘ y _ 425 West 219' Street, Bronx,» N. Y. PEACE" NORWOOD SHOES s at p * For’ the entire family I * The .season’Is newest creations“-I * At popular prices I " NORWOODI SHOE STORES 1258:“Fulton St, Brooklyn I At. N ostrand Ave. ' . We thank’ You. FATHER.‘ 2260 Third Alvep , INew York City, , ~ I Cor. 123r‘dfSt‘. 1 ,/“i /»‘ 4 z .- Noveniher 30th, 1939 The NEW DAY H M \ By TKENTONI JACKSON THE PROMISEDILAND, November,18, 1939 AiD.F.D.——Peace It’s ‘ wonderful! That expression which is used so frequently by members and followers, of Father Divine is no ﬁgure of speech. It is real in every sense of the word. It is wonderful. We are now in that‘ part of Ulster County in upstate New York knownas Rondout, the sec- tion where the beautiful Rondout Creek gently flows in and out of the valleys to finally wend its way into that larger stream known as the lowers for miles around have héardthat Fa- ther Divine is conducting a Righteous Govern»- ment meeting at Rondout and they are here to see» and hear. ‘ In this beautiful ‘month of November it is a pleasure and a privilege to again be the guest of Father Divine on another of his trips to this section of the country" which in reality " is the~Prornised Land. Although the fruits and ﬂowers are gone and the bright fires that "October lighted on the hillsides have turned to an ashen silver, it still is beautiful. My mind cannot help going back to the written version of how the early settlers first came to this section of the country. Up here where once only horses strained againstthe traces of old fashioned wagons and carriages bringing a *7 {group of peopleto anew land where they ‘faced every hardship , known to mortals in- ‘ eluding a scarcity of ‘food and the severity of it . .»winter;* a new day ha_s brought forth new peo—_ pie with another aim and purpose . . . the ful- ﬁlment of the realityvof happiness. They aresped up herein superdreadnoughts of the highway which dart around hill and curve totheir destination where there\is an- abundance of food, shelter for everybody, and above all peace of mindiandlpeace in spirit. As‘ usual before we came to the Promised K V New faces were seen around the banquet table. A I Baptist minister from Newark was there and - CHAPTER III I Hudson River." It is about 11 o’clock and fol-I v_*Land we were Father Divine’s banquet guest at the Madison Avenue ‘headquarters. so was one of New “York’s' leading bankers who‘; INSIDE OF PARADISE 1 REVIEW Writer in Promised Land to Get DIVINE’S Story First Hand I Reprinted from “The Christian Review,” Phila delphia,‘ Pa. n i I I I I I I écbrrright 1'939)"l_ incidentally sat next to your correspondent near the head of the table. “After the singing] and jubilant exercises which always precede " a Divine banquet (every meal is a banquet)‘ the courses were served by Father who with his magnetic personality put strangers at ease‘ and gave I them peace of mind. Your corres‘-I pondent having been there before really en- joyed himself equally if not better than the ﬁrst. I ' We were interested in the banker’sreaction totthe work of Father Divine. Realizing that good manners‘ prohibit questioning a'ndin.ter- viewing at the table "we got around Emily Post’s laws via pleasant conversation which is conducive of good appetite andgood ‘manners. The banker talked little but ewhen he did speak, words of wisdom fell. from his tongue-. He said that the work of Father Divine was ‘a boon to any community and that he was privileged /to be there sitting at the banquet table. Coming from a man of this position whose ﬁnancial interests help form the very life blood of New York and the nation ’. A. . was wonderful- The minister could hardly believe his eyes. After the banquet he went’ to the reception room where he -chattediwithryour correspond- ent, During that time Col. ‘Hubert ’ Julian came in andengaged in the conversation‘ ‘and and we had a’ grand time talking ‘over ~the*won- ‘ derful things that we hadiseen. Meanwhile Col. Julian sat down at the piano and played a few strains. (Aside to Julian. You had better stick 1 A to ﬂying and let the ivories alone.) It was now time to leave forthe Promised ,Land!, The entire. place was a bee-hive of at)’ , irtivity as preparations were fmadei for the de—. parture. This time your correspondent fol- lowed. Father Divine with his secretary, Mr. John Lamb, John DeVoute, Peaceful John and _ it John the Baptist. We were conveyed in a Packard Special Twelve convertible sedan. Fol-_ lowing the meeting"Father Divine tookyour. , correspondent personally to his private quar-p ~ ters‘ where a ‘brief ‘interview was held after I 93‘ ‘$.13? I 94 ‘I The NEW DAY November 30:11, 19:39 A;D..F.D, Father. After having stayed in Rondout al.l night we arose early, had breakfast at the tea room operated by Miss New Hope and then left with the aforementioned party to West Saugerties. We stayed there about an hour before we set out for Divine Lodge, the highest in altitude of any of the Divine Missions. We were up there Where tracks of deer and bear could be seen and natural spring Water ﬂowed down the mountainside for the enjoymentrof both man and beast. . I ‘ Divine Lodge is one of the most beautiful places your correspondent has ever seen. Though high in the mountains it has every city convenience. The lodge was formerly which we were sl:.owii. around the place by called Pine Lodge as it wasonce owned by a famous screen actor who had the place fur- nished in the height of fashion. In the huge dining hall is an old fashioned well which gives cool spring water from the mountains at all times. The angel in charge of this extension is named “Rebecca,” which takes one back to the old Biblical times of Rebecca at the well. Up here Where once people paid as much as $18 a day as a summer resort, Divine followers and friends can avail themselves of this mag“-l uificent building and surroundings for the nominal and almost‘ unbelievable sum of two dollars a week and fifteen cents a meal. Fried chicken, roast duck, and other palate pleasers are on the menu. That is why we all join in and say, “IT IS WONDERFUL!” PEACE _ We thank You, FATHER FOR YOUR LUGGAGE & BAGS TRY G-ANDELMAN'S TRUNKS 0 UMBRELLAS o SUIT-CASES 42 WEST 116th sr. Get 10% /on UN. 4-7068 Phone: LEhigl‘1» /L-8716 We thank You, FATHER BARGAIN FURNITURE EXCHANGE SPECIALS ON NEW and USED FURNi’l‘URj13 We than}; the children of lrluthcr Dtvivae for their past and future 73at2'o1:m,yc 33 E._‘1Z5th St., bet. 5th & Mad. Aves., N. Y. C: DRESSES--$2.98up_ use: on uuu COATS--$9.98up * OMEN coorelzs UNiversity 4-8860 PEACE VIRGINIA ‘RESTAURANT 8: LUNCH THE ONLY IONE 01*‘ ITS KIND lN HARLEM Ma/cc t/its your /Lcadqua.rl‘c7's 1.0/L'L'le in New York _~ We please even l‘/L0.’)It0St /lmtidious ‘ Special attention to Clubs and Parties of all Kinds 271 W. 119th St-, Mary F. Abernat/Ly, Pr0p., N. Y. C. PEACE V Tliank You, .li‘ATHEl-1 I “CLEANING & CLOTHING STORE lll(Illl GRADE NEW & SLIGHTLY .US1JD'UL®'l‘lill\lGv= i.8»’£_LEl\lOX AVE, Between 119th & 'l20tl‘1nSts., Y. C. . Special prt'cc for» the followers Peace I Corsets, Skirts, Blouses vl~Ios1e1"y, Sweaters, etc; SIZES 38 to 6 107 VVcst l25ll1 Street, NW]. C. Wt F17 THEM All \"I Peace \‘ r lt‘ Peace ;,~...n.‘./ ' iA.Nove1nl)‘e,r.;,\30t,h:,_1939 'A.D-F;D. 1’ Thlep,NijEW ,D’AY , V , 95._ By KENTON JACKSON. Reprint from the “Christian Review,” Nov. 23rd. NEW YORK——Better citizenship!‘ Citizens who obey the laws and li.ve clean, physically, ‘mentally and morally! Citizens ‘who have a right to exercise their own religious belief in their own way! Citizens whose minds and attention, hearts and devotion are all concentrated on the fundamental! ' I V . _ pFather Divine and his followers are indeed the models for the entire world. They are law-abiding and clean "living citizens which even the agents of the Federal, Bureau of Investigation» cannot deny. Theyare living here’ on earth and are enjoying their heaven on earth now. That is the programwof Father Divine and his Peace Mission Movement. I To that end Father Divine had adopted "a Righteous Government Platform which will make this country a Utopia. In presenting the righteous government to the readers of this newspaper nothing could be more fitting than to present the words of Father Divine himself as He addressed the International Righteous Government Convention held here some time ago. FATHER DIVINE. SPEAKS Father Divine spoke as follows: I g “It has been through the ages that religion and the religious teaching have caused man to be ‘submissive, meek and obedient iftheyiwere religious, but obedient to wickedness, obe- ‘ dient to dishonesty, obedient to unrighteousness. Therefore it profited you nothing to be ‘ religious and obedient. What profit would it be to us ‘today to bring you in.to the spirit and l , action of righteousness, unless we have a righteous government? That is why there are so I manyofthe different individuals that have resorted to violence, and refused to accept the teaching of religion. _ , ' ’ I — “They have striven to keep the "Christ from the political world. Through the different religions you have been taught that religion and politics do not mix, but I am privileged to i say, without thetrueiconcept of Christ and the recognition of his presence among the politi-Z - cians, the world will continue to be filled with corruption, and it is a matter of impossibility to receive your deliverance saving through this great conversion’. , -«A».., , - "- “Righteousness, truth and justice shall become to be a living reality, and shall be estab~i' .l1ished_ universally through legality, and every nation, language,‘ tongue and people shall ac- cept it as the Fundamental.” I A ~Principles of Divine Missions n Those were the exact, words of Father Divine. The principtle of the Righteous Govern- ment Platform is “that the whole human race is essentially one, and ‘of one blood God formed all nations.’ This fact has been attested toboth by Scripture and science, The Peace Mission Movement of Father, Divinelis founded upon the” recognition of the brotherhood of man and the Fatherhood of God‘-. Its watchword is ‘Peace’ and it actually establishes peace among the nations by eradicating p1~ejudiice,‘;_lsegregation and‘ division from among. the “peo- g ple and promoting the welfare of every living creature, "I A n '. ﬂy , V A A The Divine movement-“stands,for and demands an’ equal ’o\pport‘unity for every individ- I ~ f ‘ual without regard to race, creedlor color, in accordance with the declarationmade in the ‘ Constitution of the United States, that all men are created equal. IT}. STANDS FOR THE LIFE AND TEACHING OF JES,US‘-CHRIST EXACTLYAS HE LIVED IT!” ‘ T I Model Citizens in i ” Over here in New York we have found that the Divine \followe.rs believe in him and his I work. They are a contentedigroup“ of ‘ well-behaved citizens '?who are’ a--policeinan’s dream. ‘They are never locked up for numbers" writing',_"gambling_iin any form_, excessive drinking, stealin’g money, stealing other m'en’s[’wives or other women’s, husbands, or violating any laws. 45‘, . W- 95 L L L LT H e N E Y November 30th, 1939 i T Such a group of people is a boon to any community, be it New York, Philadelphia or any other city. — " T L ~ Much has been said about Father Divine’s strict rules in the Promised Land and in other _ missions conducted by him. His rules are steadfast and even visitors and outsiders don’t - break the laws when they are in the presence of Father Divine or his followers. Sex Taboo He believes that sex isa mental condition. He won’t- tolerate it either in the kingdom or in any of his missions. Father Divine separates the sexes and men afiicl women. don’t even sit together at the banquetptable or anywhere -else for that matter. Father Divine believes that if a man sits in; a seat next to a woman or vice versa their’ minds become mortal and physical and their thoughts and expressions are mortal. Those who seek such associations are dual minded and portray the spirit of lust and the filthihess of the flesh when they even desire to sit with one of the opposite sex, Father Divine declares. A true follower will not and would not desire to be in the company of one of the opposite sex. The men and women converse only When it is necessary; they never engage in lengthy conversations. ’ Father Divine explains that those of the opposite sex should be mentally clean and should act as brothers and sisters when they enter into a mission. And ‘it only stands to L reason that no brother andsister would have any reason to think of each" other in a phys- ical way. Furthermore when a man and wife join the-mission they are reborn in the spirit and become brothers and sisters. The men have their own quarters and the women theirs. There is no mixing of the sexes in any of the Divine missions. ' (Continued next week) ._pEA(;E ’ Llilhigh 4-1817 PEACE ‘ . We thank You, FATHE/ll ‘ _ RQTHBER5” 5?“-=K HOUSE ‘ ' A LA COLONIAL GROCERY‘ STORE V i.....l_] '7: if/_... ” ~,j.;. ,9,“ if ‘ tl , Hll, A _ L if JA(l)l._1i11ei'dl1;§i:h(sbT]\xriii gemszoldoéllitalPJ?L1i11?I1h(i1E3i N931‘ the 114th S'E1’Eet Extensions profit and laelow mill price. a 39 WEST 114th Street _ New York City .130 East 116th Street New York City 150 LENQX AVENUE New york Cm, ’ PEACE A Lnhigh 4-2265 PEACE g V - / Te1_WI_7_1659 . RELIABLE FUR 90* to GROUND Gamer SHOES Eur Coats Ready Made or to Order . Old Coats Remodeled -—- Restyled -—- Repaired v COWON 1'07‘ y .1 FLIGHT UP ‘ M ’ _ - MEN°—~— WOMEN — CHILDREN . 76 WEST 125th STREET. New York City 29 WEST 35thpst_~ ' New York City W ’ PEACE ‘ L V . i i PEXCETV 0 FRIEDLi 5-.10-. ORE; Where you will always ‘ receive courteous service and full value for ‘your money r T p IN THESE and OTHER: STATES T Alabama ‘ Illinois V 4 V Mississippi \ North‘ Carolina Tennessee. Connecticut . L01y1lS1anaLy_ * MISSOHTI‘ ’ V Ohio L Texas ‘ , Florida T Massachusetts - New Jersey L Pennsylvania 3 lVir*gW.inia . ’ ‘ igeorgia ” T ~ ‘Maryland K ‘' New York 7 L -L 1-South, Carolina V Washington, C. , at .l .. i. 59th and Arch Streets LTel. Loc. 5966 {.I‘e1. MAR. 5254 Low 2 I '.969_N. Marshall Street Novémlier 3IItI'i, 1939 K.D.I7.D. T hie NE D A Y Peace WHOLESALE V SCHNABELFRUIT CO. Full Line of California and Florida Fruits Lowest Prices on the Market. 1589 Park Ave., bet. 113th & 114th Sts., N. Y, C. PEACE We thank You, FATHER WEEKS EXPRESS AND MOVING LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING ’ Experience in Handling Fine Furniture 35 West 127th Street New York City Callat Office LEhigh 4-1461 Thank You, FATHER MRS. ERWIN'S HAND LAUNDRY Mending and Darning Free of Charge 32 East 127th Street New York City (Near Madison Avenue) PI-IILAD ELPHIAADVERTISERS Peace PE .CE We thank You, FATHER GOOD WILL BAKERY , Peace, Everybody! Fresh Rolls and Pastry Daily. We desire your patronage. 693 N. 13th Street Philadelphia, Pa.. , PEACE INTEGRITY COAT &vAPRON SUPPLY ‘ ‘ LET INTEGRITY, SERVE You ‘ We Are Sure to Satisfy You We thank You, FATHER Phone: SHe. 7071 , Peace PEACE COOPERATIVE DINING-ROOM Meals 10c and 15c, served in Father’s Mind and Spirit. —— Spaces for Sisters 1 We thank you, FATHER, for every blessing 2003 SOUTH ST. A I V Phila., Pa. PEACE We thank You, FATHER Dawn of‘ the New Day I PEACE DINING-ROOM 1529 Federal Street Philadelphia, Pa. Peace Plor 3i19 S. LIPSHUTZ HOTEL and RESTAURANT SUPPLIES- , SPECIAL PRICES to F-ATHEPUS CHILDREN We thank You, FATHER . Philadelphia, Pa. LE. 4-2121 Philadelphia, Pa.‘ , 1246 SOUTH ST. 923 so} 9th Street, " _‘ ii; Bell Phone, Klngsley 273!l—K~ey Phone, Race 2217 BROADWAY MEAT MARKET WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in BEEF, VEAL, and MUTTON, FRESH and SALT PORK We thank You, FATHER 1508 SOUTH Street Philadelphia, Pa. PEACE ‘We thank You, FATHER LAWRENCE MILL WHOLESALE and COMMISSION MERCHANT - Live and Dressed ‘Poultry, Egg‘s,.etc. ' ’ 337 s. Front Street . Philadelphia, Pa. Tels.: Bell LOmbard 3907 — Keystone, MAin 3974; _ , S. BARON & S0_N;S Wholesale Grocers HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND INSTITUTION SUPPLIES CHINA, GLASS AND KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 512 South 3rd Street - Philadelphia, Pa. PEACE _ . We.thank You, FATHER Peace Cooperative Dining Room All for One, and One for All None for One That’s not for All . MEALS TEN and FIFTEEN Cents‘ We thank FATHER for Every Blessing 1009 Oxford Street Philadelphia, P35 Bell Phone: Lombard 8019 A " MORRIS FRANK CO».u"I3NC. Butter, Eggs and Cheese --. Canned Eggs '" ‘ - , a Specialty We Thank You, FATHER 337 So. Front Street Philadelphia, ‘Pa. PEACE A We thank You, FATHER PEACE RESTAURANT DELICIOUS MEALS, 10c and 150.- Served in FATHERS Mind and spim:t.5 1708 SOUTH STREET Phi1adelpl'1ia,- Pa. PEACE PEACE A _ T 'We thank You. FATHER. SHUSTER 8: GROSSMANIA A MEATS and GROCERIES ‘ 2133 RIDGE AVENUE 'Philadelphia, Pa Thank You, FATHER . ‘F o R 2 HEALTH and HAPPINESS D R I N K M I L K THE 1:>E1;FEcT, FOOD A, _, 7 SCOTT .‘ POWELL DAIRIES ‘ PHILADELPHIA ’ PEACE JOHN P. SIUNTA '* Successor to Pietro Giunta‘ * _ WHOLES . LE and RETAIL ,7 ._ ‘ CITY DRESSED EATS and LIVESTOCK Hotels and Institutions Supplied A Philadelphia, Pa. PEACE Lombard 4627 MAiIi ‘T175 VPEACE ('03 PEACE C O C O 9 o 9 0 3 c 9 e 0 G ‘O 0 4 O O $6.75 Formerly‘ to 5925 372 DeKalb Ave. :9 0 2 Tel. M0. 2-9254 ’ 5 J . F E L D M A N Hardware, House 1'«‘u1:nishings, Linoleum Glass, Paints, Locks, Keys made while you Wait Do not forget our Radio Department 341 LENOX AV.E.. Rot. 127th and 1281.11 Sl,.5.. N. Y. (my CHILDREN’S EXTENSION] For Children and Gu.a1'dians Board and Lau:nch'y In l<'A’Ji‘HER”S Mind and Spirit . 13 WEST 131st STREET New York City PEACE to Allxthe World! 5 E A F O O D S . Fresh supply received daily Orders promptly delivered WOOD FOR SALE 2 B.-XSKE'.1"S FOR. 150 We thank You, I<‘ATHER 1683 PARK AVENUE Baseineiit ew York City PEACE '1‘h:1nk You, FATH.ER For the i Divine Dresses in Heavenly Colorsf; at the « LA RITZY prussﬁ SHOP 118 W. 116th St. SA L E vo1cANP'i‘i‘i§ CL WOMEN’S snags $5.45 --$7.95 FURMERTLY T0 $13.45 CI1ilolren’s; Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Slkaslied ’to 53.25 ———54.75 —-— 55.75 —— JULIUS GROSSMA 11 W. 36th Street (4 doors West of 5th Aveﬁue) New York City "' Brooklyn —— (Factory Store) 9 r:eJro<5b:xi§»@>(§><“e‘7:5‘t<éK.s'>(é><f-)(g\<-T>®<-)<§>@@@@@@@@ox’-xo<é>©©@©@@@@@@%>@@@@©@©@@@w@@@@@<ex§J@;<em@@@@@ PEACE We -thank You. l*"A'l‘HER ‘ PEACE New York City 98 A - T H e W D A Y‘ November 30th, 1539 .'Af.D.F.D.~i ooooooooooo so 000 so ooooooo - EARANCE ""5 $8.95 Z w i§hoEs Voo§.ooc.o-gee conga Peacei J. Heywood, Manager ’I‘hank Y0u,‘FATHER "THE NEW DEAL Auto Collision & Duco Work ——- Eendeifs and, Bodies Straightened —— Auio Painting Expert Color Matching 30 ‘\V. 14i()[,h St. -»—— AU. 3~892«i ——- Nexv York City Tel. Eogecombe 4-s4o0—-1 PEACE J. T. cuoev LUMBER co.. mc. .MASONS’ MATERIALS & LUMBNER :38 St. and 5th Ave. Kosis TRADING co- GLASS 4- LUMBER .. HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIESX 46 Wrest I35thiStreet .4 E New York City PEACE Thank You. FATHER ‘PEOPLE'S MTEAT MARKET ' 5 Tel. MO; 2-65365 ‘ QUALITY ASTWE-LLTAS QUANTITY 355 LENOX AVENUE T New York City Tfllinzhast 5-1400 New?Yorv1<ii city .NovemlJl«er 30th, 1939 A The NEW DAY ‘$90-Plaid. fol-r Ante Stpepolen in 1933 ~ , 3919 Lyon} Ave . ‘ ‘ Oakland,? iC‘al_if;" _ ‘ ' —Novemboe'r 18th, 1939. 36-38 W,.I12.3rd St}: New York“ City ’ = _' My Dear Father Divine”: ' I This is to inform you that I have just received "$90.00 from Miss S."__I~leart' of 125' Quentin St., Kew Gardens, Long Island, -N;.Y. for an auto- mobile taken from in front ‘of. a Peace Mission in Oakland, Cal., on Oct. 2nd, 1933'; “I am sure Father, it is through your teachings that‘-. has put -it into her mind to aright this, and Iwish. 5 to say to you the debt is paid in full. lA‘nd I thank you, Father fromthe bottom of my heart for what you are doing for her. I I am so glad, Father. Thank you. .. . 1 Very truly yours, ‘ ‘ Thos. W. l\/leech. u—______...__._. A Response by FATHER i PEACE ’ November 28, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mr. Thos. W. Meech ” 3919 Lyon Avenue , Oakland, California My dear Mr. Meech: ‘ ' I received your letter of the l8th . in ,which you have "acknowledged the payment of Ninety Dollars fora dishonest act perpetrated six years ago, and I appreciate knowing the debt has been cleared off, ‘both materially and -moi"-ally, for it signiﬁes the rehabilitation of society, by reason- of‘ the fact, as with an individual, so with a nation and with all nations combined. Through “the universal .Work_ of MY Endeav- ors to promote Peace and to instil the Spirit of concord among all peoples, I have sought to revolutionize the individual lives of the chil- dren» of men. -- By this method I “AM building a wall..of.moral defense against the evils of the I WOl"ld'.’-' ‘o ' . Millions standing, in the Light of MY, Spirit and MY"~Mind embrace the“ Principles of Rigl1t- eousness, Justice and Truth as the only foun- . dation for worlcl Peace and democracy. __Th.ey no longer follow the blind paths of ignorance, for in this adyaiiced Spiritual i,lVight of .ci-vili- zation the microscopic lens of Righteousness I “Righteousness! -- " In these pages will be found Letters froiii the World of Business, Profession, Labor and Trade : to FATHER DIVINE inAck11owledgiment and Appreciation of His Peace Mission Movement, Egg » V also some .of_ HIS» Wonderful Letters in Reply. (‘JG’)®®@®@®®®@®®®@@®®®©@®®®®®®®@©®@@@@ ©@®@@@C-D©®®®®@C-)©®@®®©®®©©©®@®@<5K©©@©@®(e%?)§>®® ‘eeeooeeoeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeooeeeeeeeeeeeeeee@eeeeeeoeeoeoooeeeeeeeeooeeeeeeeeeeoeeeee If arches On!" o o I 0 C o 0 reveals the true course to Life, Health and Hap_'_-- '3 I piness. in /» _ , ,. , _ Surely it is not found in wars, nor in the abominable characteristics of men in race prej- udices, graft, greed and selﬁshness, for Revela- tion has declared it;v"‘He,'that killethwith the sword must be killed with the sword.” ' ‘ There are those in our midst who deprecate MY Activities and rebel against the uniﬁcation of the divers so—called races, colors and creeds. They devaluate the Work of God as it is mani- fested among, them, and seek to prohibit this. Standard of Righteous Government that I AM establishing as the only means to end wars and all economic, social and political. adversi- ties. ' » A I Nevertheless, they desire this -Peace, this Health and Wealth. They ‘desire this Wisdom, Knowledge and Understanding; but the Word has long declared the parable of the 1nyste,1“,.V.._:« saying, “No man can ‘serve two masters: ‘for ’ either he will hate the one, and love the ‘other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and _mammon.*” Hence, Righteousness is Marching Onward, and all who seek the fulﬁlling of this Law shall ﬁnd as they walk herein, that they ‘shall become to be as this leaves ME, as I AM, 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. DIVINE ’ ‘MJD.rh Due in.l923 -G O —L D e '* ‘ I Furniture Co.“ 1207-11 Washington Boulevard I ’ . Los Angeles, Calif. Father Divine, 516 W. 123‘St., Los Angeles, Calif. I _. Dear Father Divine‘, Peace: \(Better known as FATHER DIVINE) I " November 4, 1939C I This is. to inform you that one ‘of your fol- 77 , lowers, Miss Honeybee, came in our office and ' “MM-so A J " p The NEW:,DiiAiYli rniojvemta eoih, 1993-9 A".D.F.D. ;p,aiicl: us; in lfullltliei of $46‘ was due 1i;s'...Sinc,e,, 1923. . ’ _ _ _ ",1.’C seems that she‘ forgot all about th1s.b1ll, and sheitold us of your teachings» of right- eousness” and truth. Her address 1S 176a E. 105 St., Los‘Angeles.W % _ :Thankiii’_g“you for your wonderful work, we are, “ ‘ ‘ " _ _ ’ T T Yours yery truly, / "GOLD FURNITURE CO. Y ‘ " ‘ By M. M. Sherman Collection Manager ARIFATHER Answers A PEACE j Noveniber A.D.F.D. Mr; Sherman-I 3 S v Gold Furniture Co. X 1207-11 Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, California‘ A My dear" Mr.’ Sherman :—'— , iYour communication of the 4th instant, ad- vising of the old account of Forty-six Dol- la_rs‘i‘0fie. of_ MY followers has paid the Gold F uriii_,tu.re‘ Company, after isixteen _'ye_a1"S, is 1-eCej,Vgjc1_ and 1 extend MY appreciation for your kind acknowlledgmenﬂt _of the sain_e.'_ . As I advance the true light of -Spiritual1t_y from _a scientific point of view, I'AM defi- nitely developing "a new understan_ding within the "consc‘i.ousness of mankind. This phenome- n.on"‘is vividly outpictured ‘in the lives of mil. lions of MY ‘followerspwho exemplify and pro- ducé this iunifoldmenti of Righteousness, Jus- tice and Truth in their daily activities and affairs. ’ ‘ " ‘ T T ‘ As the fundamental plan of MY "Work and Mission is " the establishment of a Righteous Government among all nations, find it essen- tial to continually emphasize and expound this Principle from a psychological point for con- sideration. It is for this cause that I declare that there can be no transformed state of government until there.first be a transformed stateof con- science and of heart within ‘humanity. There can be no real world peace, no substantial eco- noinic,,,and social adjustment,’ nor can national security and liberty be gained until. the quali- - ties of ' ‘brotherly Love, racial tolerance and justice first take root within the consciousness of men. ’ ' -Hence, from these first steps of individual, rjeclemption shall. be built ‘a nation’s ‘redemp- tion','.- for as with an ’_individual, so with a nation an:d.,w.ith all nations combined. _ _ ‘While modern _warriors are jengaged in the destruction of" human i_1i'Ves,. depleting this present ciyilization beyond -recognition of its original, or fundamental standard of world citizenry, MY Spirit is moving -among men building new concepts into their ‘daily busi- ness and social affairs and creating new aims, and pursuits in the common cause of a Right- eous Government. No doubt the press has carried news to your door ofw the dedication ,.of -a Model ‘Home at New Rochelle, New York on Sunday, Novem- ber"the‘ 26th, 1939 A.D.F.D. This Extension is one of many estates MY followers have pur- chased according to the cooperative plan and which are dedicated as a perfect sample and example of ‘‘ national and iinternational home life. " ' W = Although. the newspapers purposely” referred " to individuals«lsegregatingly, such is distinct‘- ly contrary to thelPrincip‘l,e' that we represent and which I ‘Personally explained at length to.’ the newspaper reporters and photographers. They could seethere was no segregation ex- pressed among the many followers, visitors, guests and friends. They could definitely see the manifested Utopia, as in all of the Peace Mission Extensions there is an abundance of every good thing. Nothing was lacking of the moral virtues of a Uto‘pian life; That which was not seen was that which is immoral,»,for~ there was no smoking, no drink- ing, no profanity, no racial discrimination nor poverty. To the contrary, 'th.e—S-pirit of Peace, Good Will and good citizenship registered among all whose‘ lives are dedicated to the cause of uniV,ersal,Peace, Order and Righteous Government. . , However, through thenon-cooperation‘ of the press to-promulgatethe Truth, Righteousness is Marching OnWard.iMY Spirit and MY Mind will inject the Spirit of Unity within the hearts and minds of men and cause all nations of the so-calledrraces, colors and creeds,-to come to- gether as'One Manjat Jerusalem. Mortality cannot be expected. to harmonize with that which isiRi‘ght “and Just and True, for the Word has it:“‘It is not by power nor by might, but by MY_ Spirit saith the Lord.” Hence, in spiteofiany opposition and hin- drance to the Truth, I AM -actually establish- ing an international Utopia among men; and as it isamong the millions of MY followers, so shall it be actually seen. and manifested -among ‘all nations after a while, as I often verify the same by the prophecy of Isaiah Who declared; “And of the *increase of His Government and Peace there shall‘ be no end.” " With sincere wishes to you, desiring H-that you might be 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, ‘ Father Divine joint, limb, vein and bone and even ‘in every atom, fibre and cell of MY Bodily ‘Form.V ' Respectfully and Sincere, I AM 5 ‘I t ‘ ‘ REV. M. J.-DIVINE MJD.r * D10-ctoris Bill Paid ’a.ft_er 30 Years “ 1887-9 Madison Ave. N. Y. City ' After thirty years, "‘.Life Light” came -to my door this morning to pay a bill of $5.00 that he owed" my husband for medical charges. I want to thank you for the good you are doing_ in your work. The teachings from you. are’ splendid and_ I hope that your workewil-1, go forward forever. , , Thanking you for the payment of this bill. Yours truly, . (Mrs.) Daisey Nash Claud . V 500 Craford Place Portsmouth, Va. Reply by FATH‘ER PEACE it ~. , - November728, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mrs. Daisey Nash Claud . -. 500 Craford Place Portsmouth, Va; ‘ \ My dear Mrs. C1aud:—-'— Your letter’-of the 13th is receivediand I appreciate your acknowledgment of the remit- tance one of MY followers made in payment of medical services due your husband thirty years ago.» i For generations the prophets, the sages. and the seers have predicted the Time when Right— eousness would fill. the earth and all sin and corruption would be dispelled forever. The revelation given to .John declared of this Day: “The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, andlof His Christ.” Although he spoke of the kingdoms as many, the Kingdom is in reality One Kingdom, as the one body‘ having many members. . “Hence, as you observe the Work of Right.- eousnessunfolding within the hearts’ and lives of the children of men, you can observe the kingdoms ofvice “and crime coming into sub~ jection to this great'Kingdom of Righteous- ness. ‘ ' »'‘V i ' You can see the kingdoms of _ countries ris-., ing and waning and the rulers of the people_ removed from their thrones. ~You can see the shake-up of world affairs and the struggle of autocratic leaclers" to’ extend their empire king; doms of graft, greed and racial intolerance. But the kingdoms of the money _monopo1ist's, (Better ‘known as FATHER DIVINE)‘ Nov. 13, 1939’ MJD.r L 1 November 30th, 1939 'A.D.vF.D._ - Thi_e_,iN EW .,D ' i the privileged few and the leaders of the peo- ple, who seek ’ unrighteous domination of the" under-privileged, minorities, have come up against a great Am-or-y al battle, which is that predicted_ battle of Armageddon. _ _ , Millions converted to Rjghteouisness, Justice and Truth are consolidated in the Cause of a Righteous Government. They are no longer subjugatedto conditions of mortality, but ‘their lives are consecrated from every angle unto God. - i ‘ - It is for this cause that MY followers do not even practice the simple habitsthey were pre- viously subservient to. They do not desire to smoke, to drink intoxicating liquors, neither do they usefprofane and obscene language. Their conduct is governed by the standards of Right-‘, eousness, Justice and Truth and they daily er}-.‘, C emplify this moral code of ethics in all of their business and social affairs. Hence, as it isiamong the millions of MY fol-.-A. lowers, so shall it be throughout theuniverse, and these present wars, of comme_rc_ialism-——the glory of the. racketeers and the profiteers, and. the innumerable vices prevalent I in all fields, of life, shall be consumed,_'for “the ,kingdoms. of this world shall become the Kingdom‘ of our Lord, and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever.” A L ' In the Light of this Spiritual Understandi.i1g.. I would that you might become ,t, obe [as .I AM, . for this leaves ME Well,.Healthy, Joyful, Peace- ful, 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 ever yatom, fibre and cell of , MY Bodily Form.‘ , _ -- , Respectfully and Sincere, I AM - »_ REV. M. J. DIVINE Railroad Fare of 1927 Just Paid SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Passenger Traffic Departmefnti Norfolk, (Va. November,«21,, 1939.3.‘ _ G-M-196, . ,_. Mrs. Eunice Sams, 99 Vassar Ave. Newark, N. J. p , Dear Mrs. Sams:—-—— . This will acknowledge receipt of your letter ‘ dated November 16th “enclosing Post Office money order _No. 98256,idraw1‘i in favor of tthb Seaboard V Air -«Line Railway for $18.19, repr‘e—__ _ senting one-half fare from L_umpkin,, Ga.,,’t’o , Newark, N. J. in effect during the year 1927. the non-privileged‘, and the (Better known as. FATHER DIVINE‘), ‘Change’ purse. containing small change, also We wish to express our appreciation for your 'at'ten'tion’toat'his matter and trusting that we may again have the opportunity of serving you, we are p j Yours very truly, C. H. Gattis Assistant ’ Passenger Traffic .Manager. Copy to , Father Divine, -. p 36-38 West 123rd St., i‘ New York, N. Y. 43-‘ ”'ReceiiptI V ’ Hayden, Arizona .. . Nov. 18, 1939 This is to certify, I have received from B. A. Freeney of Azusa, California,» the sum of $10.00 which he had owed me since 1915. Signed G. W. Watson ‘ O Box 895 .Hayden, Arizona 10-18-39 a ~ ...__—__...._.— Losr AND FOUND 36“ West 123rd Street, Phone: LE 4-5894 ' {Call at this number to obtain lost and found ‘ "i V I -- articles. $1.00.:-found, 119 W. 115th St., Nov. 20th, 1939 A.D.F.D. A scarf, au_topoint pencil, some loose change, and a small‘ packet of nails and thin wire found at the . ,Rondout Extension of the Promised Land this past Week. A man’s Wallet containing some ‘change found in 5 Balcony at 152 West 126th Street, ., Nov. 17th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ‘ some A 4;~c_hange found‘ at 183 Lenox Avenue, Peace Di- ning Room, Nov. 20th, 1939 A.D.F.D. \ Ladies’ wallet «containing license, name Pedelaifacob, I also loose change found, 152 West 126tl1 St, Nov. 19th, 1939 A.D.F.D._ 'r 1 $1.00 found near Town—.H.all‘, Oyster Bay, L. If, Nov. 19th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ‘ I The usual assortment of coats, .svve_aiters,. hats, scarfs, several pair of goloshes, gllo,Ves,=5umhrellas, both at 126th St. andvlll/ladisoii Avenue,.; ‘ . n‘ Thank You, FATHER 8th- AVENUE RADIO ‘ ALL MAKICS *‘oi+*>=n«.A‘D-i‘os‘ SOLD , . E‘XPEB’:E RADIO‘, REPAIRING ; 21.41 ’$thffAv.enue V New York City Bétméoh 115th and.116tl1 sis, o UNiversity /1-6825 PEACE‘ PEACE — _ = Thank You, oFAT‘HE.R’ KLEIN’ S MARKET“ " . ONE, COME ALL Place Your Orders with ‘T 4 . , BT'0t‘/’l,(,’7' Bennie 1632 PARK AVENUE New York City I Phone: DReXel 2616 n 603 EAST 47th St. Th e N E W. D A Y Novenribei; 30th, 1939 A‘.I).F.»D. PEACE ‘s..__ - «,5 Bf rt Lil. Our Father, Our King, lead us to 1 ‘‘Do Right because it is Right” '1 CENTRAL MARKET New York. City 115th ‘Street 1-“ PROMISED LAND ADVERTISERS PEACE I’l‘ha.nk You, FATHER WILKNIT GUARANTEED AIHOSIERY ** _ for the entire family ‘ _, ZANOL “QUALITY—-—FIRST” FOOD PRODUCTS Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Toilet Goods, Soaps, Cleaners, etc. STERLING ELECTRIC HOT “WATER—LESS” BOTTLE" STAPLE GROCERIES 8: HOME NECESSITIES _ Without any obligation, write for FULL FREE INFORMATION, 01', in The Promised Land, for our Representative to call with Samples. POSITIVELY 'EVANG‘ELIC'AL PRICES MAIL 0Rl)E'RS PROMPTLY FILLED THE STERLING STORE" “Sells For Less” Box 85, Clove Road High Falls, N. Y. PEACE * V I We thank You,‘ FATHER. LANE-SARGENT STORES. INC. 5c.-—Ioc—$I.oo and up DEPARTMENT STORE , Highland New Paltz , -Marlboro PEACE We thank You. FATHER ECONOMY SHOP USED CLOTHING -— SANITARY_ Dresses, 150 up ——-’ Goats, $1.00 up ——-, Shoes, .150 up Hats, 10c up, etc.‘-— _Dressmak1ng, Own Material, 750 up 34 \V. 115th St., N. Y. C. High Falls, Ulster C0.. N. Y. CHICAGO ADVERTISERS" PEACE we deliver free W I N T E R S O N ' PROGRESSIVE FOOD sronn 1 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Daily Live Poultry Dressed to Order Special Prices to Peace Missions ' 501 EAST 47th ST. Phone Atlantic 5050 Peace Refrigerators, Gas and Electric Ranges, Radios, Electrical , Oil Burners, Free—man Stoke.rs._ FACTORY SERVICE I “ Maurice Fein's Sales 8: Service Appliances, Our prices are most reasonable. V‘ I - . We Wish to co-o'perate—I thank You, FATHER ‘ PEACE V, ' Phone: DReXel 6156 SATISFACTORY CLEANERS & TAILORS ‘Suits tailored to your measure . . . . . .. $18.50 up Pants made to your measure ., . . . . . . ‘$ 11.95 up Ladies’ Sulits. & O’coats made to measure $12.50 up‘ . _ ..:......$2.95 .up.m Suit, Topcoat, Dress Cleaned & Pressed 3 for $1.00 0 CHICAGO, Ill. , Skirts tailored to measure from 6-16 EAST 4"/th STREET A Thank You, FATHER] , Chicago, Ill. L CHICAGO, 111. Novembilerk 30tIT, 1939 A.D.F.D. . Ii e N E D A Y‘ 103‘ R CALIFORNIA ADVERTISERS it PEACE A.D.F.D. Thank You. FATHER Let thy will be done, 0 Lord PEACE SHOE SHINE PARLOR Shine 30 —- Dyeing 250 —-—'also get your weekly “NEW DAY” here A Oakland, Calif. “It. Is Wonderful“ _FATHER DIVINE PEACE RESTAURANT MEALS TEN AND FIFTEEN CENTS ” A Go—operative Non—proI1. Enterprise 3828 Pasadena Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. 1213 7th Street PEACE , PEACE K Thank You, 1“A'l.‘HER BROTHERS‘and SISTERS SHOE SHINE, 3c White Shoes —— Suede — All Colors Cleaned, 10c A ‘ Shoes Dyed, 25c ~ 1007 E‘. Vernon Avenue & 2106 S. Central Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. PEACE Tel. Pliospect 5274. 'l‘hz1nk Y0u.>FA'l‘l’1EI{ THE DIXIE FISH MARKET Assorted Soutlicrn 14‘resIi—\\'ater l<‘ish ‘ ‘We deliver gladly -~ Ju..s'l‘ call 113.. Father blesses us to serve the l\lissious and Cafe I81-:2 S. Central Avenue. Los Angeles, Calif. PEACE i'.l.‘I1ank Ton, HEAT-HEP. We thank You, FA’I'I1E[i, /or" Wonderful Increase in Bumwss 0 ‘CENTRAL MARKET Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries and the Best Meats TRY US: Just 4 Doors froin the Mission Call AD. 0275 and Let Us I)eliver it to You WONIDEPIIFUL PRICES .‘36:I.2 So. CENTRAL AVENUE Los Angeles, Cal. PEACE ‘rm GOD we ’1‘rust” A.D.F.D. " “E Pluribus Umtm” D A N T E B A K E R Y We deliver Bread to your door daily 13 loaves for $1. -— Buy Scripts, good until used For Prompt Delivery call Hlgatee 2150 928 FIFTH STREET OAKLAND, Calif. PEACE , ~ We thank You. FATHER F 0 R s A L E New Modern Patio Bungalow in Choice Residential — District. —- Apply John Carlson, builder 31 Rivoli St. San Francisco, Calif. PEACE 9 PEACE FINES’l7 OF EGGS WHOLESALE d PACIFIC COAST PRODUCE CO. 1224 8th —-— VA. I —— Los A'n,<.:‘eles, Calif. _ We ‘thank; You, Fat/Ler, for your goodness to wit. R1300 FLUSI-IINC 13*nE’E IDELIVERY BOSTON AD.VER_TISERS PEACE I We thank You. FATHER ROZEN'S MARKET Pat1"o1ilze your friends; this shop has A always been helpful to our cause. 357 Columbus Avenumﬁoston, Mass. BALTIMORE, Maryland 0 Phone : Vernon 4598 A. L. ENGLE We specialize in genuine Srnithﬁeld Meats Fresh and Cured Meats , 726 Pennsylvania Ave. Baltimore, Md. 1’ E A C E - P E A C I} THE NATIONAL SHOE STORES CO. We thank FATHER that he has blessed us to open another store and we truly thank FATHER for continued prosperity and cooperation. 1628 Penn. Ave. cmd 829-31 Penn. Ave., Baltimore, Mctrylond Pllaza e7:35~o735 I I . _ PEACE CUNNINGHAM'$‘ A \\’I1oIosalo and Retail _ .'I)I\'.I!l .If’('i)L':IJ'l‘I.t¥ i\~I.AH.I{Iil'.I.‘ . ‘ 4 Lexington and Paca Baltimore, Md. l?’oulLry liilled and :I,)I‘P.SSI‘<fI. F R E E A While you mail. M ‘ P‘I;<i1.-\ (1131 ' ’J.‘l*i;:: uk ‘You, FATHER PjI?1.-‘\()I<] ’l.‘ha.nk. ‘You, FA'1“HEl‘t PEACE RESTAURANT OF BALTIMORE (_.1'(?lTI,("l‘()l,1S &. 'Delir.ious Meals Serverl in lTatI1er‘s Mind and t%-‘~pirit at .1.0«-~-1.50 WE .’l”[1A.i\'1£ ’)_’()U, .lv‘A.’l’llIn'll, ]«‘()R YOUR BLESSINGS ' T/T0 BA.I;7’lM()RE Telephone: \/'Ern0n 3065 933 ‘/2 Penn. Ave. --- Baltinlore. Md. BROOKLYN ADVERTISERS A 0 Thank You, FATHER Peace PEACE. AVENUE, Brooklyn, N. Y. PEACE Tel MAin 2-3525 __ A, MALKIN Paints, :Wall Paper , THE BEST FOR LESS Quality paints only We deliver anywhere promptly 5 Putnam Avenue I at Fulton St. ‘ Brooklyn, N.!. S104 ATLANTIC & PACIFIC I fret. LEh1"gh 4‘-2174 ‘ III e D A Y _ .Novem_Ber 30tIi, I939 A PEACE: PEACE! All New York's Talking ABOUT‘THE NEW sS'elf _ hoe ervlce I toreo SERVE YOURSELF AND ‘SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SHOES O N LAY. $1 .49 were to $3.00 0 OXFORDS 3 STRAPS 0 PUMPS 1 ALL COLORS Join the crowds! Everybody is coming to the new SHOE _I_AMBOR,EE..The greatest shoe values of a lifetime. Don’t miss it! Alllstylesl All sizes! x. LOWEST PRICED SHOE STORE, INC. _ PEACE ...§§...‘.’.‘.’2§.Ll§§ - Peace GOTHAMMISPECIALTY SHOP Finest Grade Hosiery -- 49c and up UNDERWEAR —— CORSETS 22 East 125th Street . New York City Phone: LEhi££h 4—2291~ DANIEL REEVES. Inc. "’ REEVES’ BEST EGGS E " REEVES’ BEST BUTTER ' REEVES’ BEST COFFEE . 154 Lenox Avenue ‘ ' Orders Promptly‘ {Delivered PF-.A.C.E PEACE iEsteb1ish'e,d 1912 I H} CHALIF'S SON % L WHOLESALE DEALER IN A LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS PEACE 2857 2nd Ave. (Near 106th st), New York City Phone: 0Rchard 4V;1s6i3 I S O ' . H. K AU F M A N HOSIERY=«%and' UNDERWEAR V WHOLESALE and rRE;TAIL. ~ A ‘Discount to Followers avr 190 “Orchard Street ‘New York City _ PEACE 1825 MADISON AVENUE 1 . We thank You, FATHER ' New York A Our only Uptown Store; V . u - 125th’ STRIEET, Between‘ 7th. and Lenox :6‘ Stores the ‘Metropolitan’ area’ H F READY NOW! CHRISTMAS GIFTS; O A Tel- HA. 7-5698 . KALB’Si Coats, Suits, Dresses,_VFurs 2 _West 125th St., Cor. 5th 'Ave., New York City Phone: Monument 2—9620‘ ‘ ZIPSER HARDWARE CORP. . Hardware: Janitors’, Painters’, Electrical is and Plumbing Supplies. Nu-"enamel 2386, 8th Avenue, near 128th St., New York City PEACE V A , i_We-‘thank You; FATHER BARGAIN MART 1773 LEXINGTON AVENUE I Between 109th and 110th Sts., New York "Harlem’s Low-priced Clothing Store’? A. New and‘ Used Clothing _ In Many Famous Makes ‘ Established’ 1907 . -PEACE MO. 2- 5133 Peace “None Better Made” S . M . F E L N E R V Custom TailorV 2102 Seventh Ave., Near 125th St., N. Y. City K . V i We t—,ha.nk‘You,‘ FATHER NEW DAY LAUNDRY . All Work done at FATHER’S pridesi Best of work --A Goods qcalledi forgand delivered ‘ New York City; PEACE FASHIONS IFORVWOMEN CLOTHING Pore MEN EVERYTHING roe YOUR HOME. Thank You, FATHER AT LOWEST‘ POSSIBLE PRICES! . cial, " strength lies in our united devotion to eousress, Justice, and Truth.” c November 30th, 1939 A.lD.,F.D_. A ‘T h e ‘N E W D C «In ms RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT NEWS. WEEKLY FORUM NOTICE Weekly Forums at 8:30 P. M. New York (lily 204 West 63rd St., Wednesdays l52.—i.60 West 126th st, Fridays Low-Rating in Newspapers Could Be Stopped By the Common People ‘ ,Many people seek FATHER DIVINE’S guidance knowing that He alone is the ad- juster of all conditions, spiritual, mental, so- economic and otherwise. At the 126th Street Forum on Friday,- November 24, Mr. Lovell, an ardent Quaker, and Chief New V Moon related some deplorable conditions now existing and appealed to the strength of Right- eousness to speak out if such conditions are to be eradicated. Mr. Lovell cited the printing of several news- paper cartoons designed to lowrate certain people and said through the united efforts of the common people who support these papers, such can be stopped. Chief New Moon pointed out thestarving condition of millions of peo- ple who, in a land of freedom and plenty, are forced to resort to relief in order to exist. He _ 2 asked FATHER to save America from a peri- lous future before it is too late. _ Mr. Lovell, said/: “I love to‘ come here. .[ 'don’t know why. I hope you love me as Ilove, " you. Courtesy is always a noticeable factor among you” yet it isn’t a sign of weakness. We are inclined to treat people tooileniently. Cer- tain cartoons printed, of a low-rating type, ‘should be discouraged. Such should be brought to the right authorities by those why love fair play and equity.” Mr. Lovell referred to car- toons in the New York “Sun.” “The ‘Amos and Andy’ daily broadcast also» suggests a feeling of low-ration,” he continued. “The united efforts of many people can stop_ such. Those who buy the product of the adver- tisers can stop it. It’s not the millionaires who support them, the millionaires are only a drop in the bucket compared to the taxes paid by the common people. As soon as the people say '.;it is not right and fair. to them, they must shut up.” _ “WE are too nice and not critical enough,” he concluded. “We should "speak about the things that are not fair. The greatest strength in the World is Righteousness. Every man has a divine spark and knows right and wrong. ‘Anything wrong can "be changed, it has no foundation. The reason it stands is because nobody makes an effort to remove it. Our Right- « 2223-2229 THIRD AVENUE Chief New Moon expressed _the pleasure he enjoyed in leaving a cold and bitter“ world to come among happy ‘people. “This should be a lesson to dictators,” he said. “Half of the world are being killed and the. other half are beg- ging, all through graft and greed. Peace can- not come unless nations return stolen lands, as FATHER’S Platform demands. .Au1er'ica speaks of freedom but where is it? People beg- ging are not free. FATHER DIVINE ‘could take everybody from relief through HIS sound economic system if they would only accept of HIS plan.” We thank :XYou, rirrinnu “ JESUS POMBO ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING Low Prices ‘ Near 114th St.,EXtensions 17 WEST 114th STREET ‘ New York City Tel. Llilhigli 4.-4100 i TRINITY, DAIRY CO.. Inc. Bomber and Mouldings-—Masons’ Materials DistribzLl01's 0/’ ‘ HIGH GRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS,‘ . Bottled Milk and Cream 421-4,25 EAST 2107 ST. PEACE New York City PEACE LEhigh 4-0556 Est. 1919 HUB FURNITURE cu. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS MAKE Your-1“’iDoLL:AI1 DO ‘DOUBLE DUTY New York City Corner of i’2lst Street I Tel.: LED. 4-6311 F . V R A C A 5 Musical Instruments and Supplies of Every Description—-Repairs done while you wait 24-6 W. 145th St., bet. 7th & 8th Aves., N. Y. C, PEACE Peace ‘We thank You. F'A'l‘l>-IER PEACE erocemr. FISH 8: CHICKEN 2090 Madison Ave. (NeariI3Ist St.) New York City I HOSANNA PRAISE, Mgr. DAyton 9-9841 C P R O S P E R I T Y CLEANERS £3 DYER5, INC.” “The House of Good. ..Wo1'k?’ 520-528 Truxton Street I I PEACE PEACE‘ Bronx, N. Y. 106' fr la‘ . NE w D DAY.’ N.....t.. soth. 179394 7A‘.D.F.D. I The following is taken from the Daily Reports of the Agents from “The NEW DAY” in con-\ tacting prospective advertisers in the business and professional ﬁeld. , These reports as printed below, are for the consideration of those desiring to know the reac- tion these different businesses and individuals express toward FATHER DIVINE and HIS Peace Mission Movement. It includes the name of the ﬁrm, the individual contacted, the address, and remarks or com- ments. Also the name of the one- making the report. .1 Reports of VICTOR LIGHT, New Jersey.’ Butcher—Grocer, 139 Prince St., Newark. The butcher in this store has advertised, but a few months ago a change was made and the present owner or manager doesn7t seem interested now, although he receives many, many blessings of FATHER, apparently through the followers, as a large number of them patronize both de- partments. , Dr. A. V. Morris, Dentist, 180 W. Kinney St. Has advertised with us but was informed by his constituents to stop ad immediately or _ else they would take action against him, say- ing it was unethical to advertise. Dr._ Grange, Dentist, N. Market St., Newark. l:Dr. Grange spoke at length concerning . Fa- ther’s work and mission and also.told how so many of the followers had paid him old bills due his deceased father, but was Very ungrate- ful and unappreciative and disinterested. Bargain Store, Household Necessities,» 135 Prince St., ’ Newark. Proprietorf After call- ing on him for several times, as requested,‘ his ﬁnal decision was, “I can’t advertise now.” Solomon Peace, 20 Rutgers St., Express, Candy, Soda,’ etc. Gave an .ad for thirteen weeks or more and, said the was trusting Fa-' ther to keep it up. Cleaning & Tailoring, Owner, 141 Broome St., . Newark. “I don’t care to be bothered with ad- vertising, Father Divine has plenty of“ money.” ’ I told him that we ‘cooperate with those who cooperate with us. He didn’t wantto be bother- ered. A good many of the brothers give him their patronage. A . . CC. Finger Oil Co., 45 Montrose Terace, Irving- ton. Mr. Finger seemed ‘to be in harmony with the movement and took anad for one week. i - “_ Reports of JOY LIGHT . — r New Jersey ,0; Powell, 22 Deyr St., Newark. (Ice & 011) Cooperated with a thirteen-week contract. Ilagoid Shoe Rep-1-£'>'2'2:.y, 146 Norfolk St.. New- ark; ]-Ias s:u‘ne business ‘among i‘l1«‘=i followers. and is advertising. , Tomtleff Beef Co., 111 Mulberry St., New- ark.‘ Cooperates with the extensions and res- taurants in good values. Has an ad. Pittson Coal, Joseph Lewis, 461 N. Grove St., Orange. Has a 13-week ad showing his will- ingness to cooperate. I - ' " ' thirteen-week. contract; iPEACE*' Phz'llipsiDress & Coat Shop,» 145 Springfield . Ave., Newark. Has a ‘four-week alternate. ad. Fe7In’s Dairy, Unionville. Gladly renewed a Kresge’s Department Store, Broad St., New- ark. Also refused to cooperate. Manager ‘there, saying I couldigo to the Kresge»5' & 10, giv- ing, me the impression he thought that the "place would be a more effective place for the ad I was offering. The awaking. will be start- A ling! 1 . A & P, Warren & York St., Jersey) City, across from Peace_Kitchen. Took a four-week contract last February. The district manager was in the store and gave his sanction. He has made‘ the first and second payments and has given many excuses forthe rest. New thinks the national ads should cover him. _ Martin Packing, 147 Belmont Ave., Newark. Signed and paid for two contracts, ‘but have Thank Yoiu,‘ FATHER Slip Covers & Spreads —— Rugs «Sc Blankets GUD-WEAR STORES , 121361/2 8th Avenue (betf 115th & 116th Ste.) NEW YORK CITY Men’s & Women’s Clothes —- Curtains & Drapes 'All.Merchandise Uncalled for at the Factory s We thank You. FATHER P I E R ’ S ' GROCERY and MEAT‘ com ours and FANCY MEATS PEACE .592 PARK AVE. (Near 119th St.) N.v. City 1" PEACE", PEACE MO|_3ESTY% DINING ROQM _ Meals? Served in Fathe'r’s iMind and. M 2468 —— 8th Ave. A _ y I N. Y. crrv CANADA ADVERTISERS Tel. Wei. 3106 A. WI-l,.AR.T,OlN, LADIES’ and>'GENTS’ TAILOR I 2540 St. Antoine Street we Thank You, FATHER *rE,A,cn, 1 Montreal, Canada I “ fore and Mr. ‘told me I could return after he had put the ‘ matter before a meeting. .When I went back, A I 364 MULBERRY STREET ‘ isziispringrield Ave., bet. MPEACEA November 30th, 1939 A.m=.n. _ 1'1. e‘NEw D AY A not advertised for months. They claim“theire« tail merchants are complaining‘. The extensions Hand Peace restaurants buy from them. Stumpv& Walter Seed. H case, 81 ‘Central Ave.,. Newark. Referred me to their main office in New ‘York. ' " ’ ’ I ' A K. T. Market, 122 Prince St}, Newark. A new cash & carry market. Had. expressed a desire to have an agent call. When iI’wen't in, the " / manager responded to “Peace” in a joking way and asked if the name on thecard given him was my name. He has been approached before for an ad, but was not ready to give one. KRESGE 5 & 10 Store, 151 Market St., Newark. I had called two or three weeks be- Watkins, advertising manager, he was entirely indifferent, and said they would not advertise, but that about Xmas time they NEW J ERISEY ADVERTISERS PEACE M PEACE I Wi|LL|E'S AND JlMMIE‘5 FOOD CENTER THE HOUSE OF QUALITY L 107 Hickory Street Cor. Parrow’ Street OI‘a1lg'Q. N. .1. Free Delivery 1 ORange5-0880 PEACE. \Ve thank You, FATHER WELLS BROTHERS Dealers in Oil. Coal and Ice “THE BEST FOR THE LEAST” ' L Newark, N. J. Thank You, FATHER PATRVONIZE S I D ' S "FISH MARKET 94 PRINCE STREET " ‘Newark, N. J. Restaurants Supplied PEACE PEACE _ . we thank You, FATHER PHILIPS CLOAK 8: DRESS SHOPPE. INC. ' Manufacturers and Retailers of , COATS, DRESSES and.~FURS_. Howard &elBroo1_ne Sts. A I Ne_wark, N. ‘-I. , I we thank You, FATHER HUGH MORRIS COAL CO. Best Grade Anthmaciie ICE, CHARCOAL and KEROSENE, ' ’ 785MAPLE AVENUE Montclair, N. J. MArket' 2-4950. ' I would give us a 'donation..“It’ is Wonderful to see the trail of the “donation serpent” every- where. ‘ , Semloo Jewelers, 68 Market St., Newark. Made two payments on- a four-week contract given February, 1939. “Slow business” is their excuse. i ' Yale Hook & Eye 00., Inc., 73iV.Varre'n‘ St., Newark. Young lady said their business» was taken care of by an agency in New York, whose name she would not give. I ‘asked her if she spoke for the firm, or personal feelings,‘ and she acknowledged it was personal. 1 - ‘ Tel. HA. 7-8090 \ - e _ L PEACE Buy Direct from Mill at Prices below Wholesale THE REMNANT ASHOP Dress Goods, Silks, Cottons, Woolens & Furs 124 EAST 116th STREET NEW YORK CITY PEACE , Thank rim, FATHER PEACE RESTAURAN‘T=w C 1o~15¢ Meals , I Served in Father’s\ Mind and Spirit , 538 West 3rd _ Street_ P-lainﬁeld, J. PEACE , I , C ' Tehaink You, EATEEE ROSIiE’S 5 & 10c S'TOiR=E~—« Dinner Plates 50 each Xmas ‘Decorations & Gifts I208 Springfield Ave. it Newark,‘ PEACE ' ‘ Thank You, FATHER . ' WALK-OVER SHOES I ’ FOR MEN & VVOMEN ‘ Brooklyn . Newark, "N. J. 889- Broad St. Opp. City Hall New ’ York 1 City Tel. : MArket 2-236"! 565 Fulton St- at Hanover P1. 1130 3rd Ave., cor. e_68th St., PEACE A I ‘ A ‘ Morris. Newman Savannah Market. Qiiality Meats and Fancy ‘Poultry, Southern _V’,egetabl'es and Groceries, pure Georgia Cane Syrup. —~ Retail at Wholesale prices. —- Special‘-prices to the Followers ' 4 Barclay St.,_——-200. W.eKinney ,St.;; Newark, N. I: PEACE 1'. 5 1i , ,. ll" ;PEACE . Faiher DivineiPea_ce M.is$ion. _ Movement Ex-I-ension if I iioxigcfigif 2-5884 . Telephones C MOntcl}2I1Ci)1{m§-541.8 62 BROOME ST‘ ‘ ‘I 1”’ NEWARK’ N‘ J" “ PEACE ' A e _ - e , ‘ we thank You, __I<‘,§A\"1‘Ii1E’R . PEACE LUNCHROONI PEACE FISH .MARKE,T - I I A 220 BROOME STREET, 1 ~ Newark, New Jersey 5 160 & 184' BROOME STREET \ Virgin M My 107 108 T H e N E W D A Y November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ' NOTICE To the various Peace Mission Extensions in the United States, Canada and Foreign Coun- tries. As you have probably noticed, “The. NEW DAY” cover hasgrecently been carrying new photographs of the dif1"erent places in the Promised Land with a pictorial View of the various Extensions of the FATHER DIVINE Peace Mission Movement. Of course it would be difficult to give a com- plete picture of the activities and the vast scope of the Peace Mission Movement from the picture point of view——-—nevertheless we thank FATHER for HIS Blessings in allow- ing all to enjoy the different scenes that have been presented. . Those who have never as yet had the oppor- tu.nity of being personally at these places can enjoy this presentation; in the same respect, those here and elsewhere desire to see what the Movement is doing in your section of the country and in the world at‘ large. If you have photos of various FATHER DI- VINE Peace Mission Extensions, restaurants or other cooperative (zcovzomic (mdearvors. in your vicinity, showing their activities, or what- soever would be of interest, we thank FATHER to send them to us. We are endeavoring to pre- sent to the world the BEST we have and to spread the presentation of the results of this Great Cooperative Movement known priniarily as the “FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT.” Again we thank FATHER if such‘ pictures are available that you might forward a ‘few prints of same to “The NEW DAY” and what- ever expense there is for them, kindly ,let us know. The size photo that could best be used would be 8x10 or 5x7, gloss print. ' Thank You, FATHER ~ “The NEW DAY” YONKERS ADVERTISERS wé tlizmk You, l’A’1‘HER V , PEACE RESTAURANT WE THAl\'I{ YOU, FA’1‘l-J._EIt, FOR YOUR IBLESSINCS TO ALL MANl{INl') 34 WOODWORTH AVE. PEACE Yonkers, N. Y. PEACE / M Thank You, FA’I‘HER THE BUREAU OF OPPORTUNITIES Personal Service rendered for-Large or Small Busi- ness El’l‘orts or Problems, Contracts, Connections and Personal l.nLroductions,’:Ior Wanted or For Offerings. Box 336 Yonkers, N. Y. Lone ISLAND ADVERTISERS PEACE V plm; S'.l‘illwell .i-m;5—-6 wesrows ENGLISH oumrrv BISCUITS WHOLESOME -— DELICIOUS —- NOURISHIN G Distributed exolu=.v3l}' by A QUALITY SALES ‘;iOl\lPAl\_l_Y, INC. 39-34 CRESCENT ST. Long Island City PEACE Thank You, FATI-IER LITTLE DAVID EXPRESS LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING 204-25 45th DRIVE Bayside, L; I. ‘BAyslde 9-6274 Tel..: REpuhlic 9-9119 PEACE Tailoring —— Dry Cleaning ~-— Alterations and Pressing Yoz/7' (]m'nz.cnl.s' I’r0mptly/ Callecl /or and DclL'L:crcr.l PARK CLEANERS .. 'l(fl§~)-;">(.‘> :l’7!il,l1 S’l_‘ll,Ll+lI<l'_l‘ ' .]’Ah.[Al,CA. L. I. PEACE DINING ROOM We thank You, FATHER, for permitting us to sell MEALS at IO and 15¢ ’ ' 289 Bay View Ave. PEACE lnwood, L. I. Welhmm Ymn FATHER BAYSIDE PEACE LAUNDRY BUNDLE Izc pound SIIIRTS 100 ————, DRESSES ‘I50 -— UNDEPtWEAl‘t 80 BAyside 9—7574.;n _ 204-45 45th DRIVE ,4 Baysicle, L. I. Phone: .JAmaica (5—17’7l- PEACE \Ve deliver Liberty Hotel Supply Co., Inc. Quality Meats and Poultry Retail Distributors 106-13 150th STREET Jamaica, N. Y.‘ PEACE THANK YOU, FATHER HQUSE FQR. SALE 110 AUDLEY, stream? -4 Kew Gardens, ‘L. 1:. Tel. 294 PEACE J . R . G R? E E N PAINTER and PAPERHANGER V/, Tell him what you want and get quick resu1l_,s 4,0 Vﬁfoodworth Avenue A ‘Yonkers, N. Y. PEACE I 'r11an1; You, FA’I‘IIER SEA HORSE AUTO LAUNDRY ,. A a_ n «J L _« _p S_erv1c.e_Stat1on —_’I_‘ydo1 (his _ 4 _ _UI‘GEtSl]Tl,g‘.‘ O1.l1ng._ Ale1n:lt_rng, \_Vasl}111g,. _ .l)OllSl']]I1g‘ and Vacuunnng —— Simonize Specialists» l.\/Ierrick Road and 107th Ave., JAMAICA, L. . _ J '1‘ . > . l Sale , PEACE aebabeoeagsebesgsgoeszogeetgtetgaemgyeoete 1 , November 30th, T939 "'A".D.F.D. T h e NE W D HWRO-RiLD News "(Continued from page 4) A: FORMER POLISH . ARSHIP, the Pilsud- ski, serving in the Bri ish navy, was sunk by a German mine or U—boat lastweek. Another cruiser was reported sunk this week. Ten Brit- ish ‘War craft havebeen sunk sinceithe_begin- ning of hostilities: ’ MRS. R-OOSEVELTvvolunteered to go before E‘ the Dies Committee on un-Americaniyactivities and vindicate the American Youth Congress of Communist domination as charged by meme bers of -the. committee. Congressman Dies re-i putedly declined to «call her as a witness. STATE COOPERATIVE ENTERPRISES to provide Workmprojects forrelief recipients for Californians is the revived {plan of Governor Olson of the richest Pacific State which "con: tains almost a million unemployed. , PETITIONS originating with the NAACP and sent to the President, request an appointment to‘ the Supreme Court of a person of‘ different complexion than any at present sitting on that bench, so the court might be a truly repre- — sentative tribunal. GERMANY may beconsulted on “plans for a new and better world,” ‘- dispatches report Prime Minister Chamberlain as saying in a speech "on Tuesday. He said a “New Europe must be made, and plans of a better World laid out,”land even “the vanquished may have to be considered.” In the speech the Prime Minister Wasattempting to clarify British war aims and justify Eng1and’s participation in the War. ‘ALTHOUGH S THIS THURSDAY normally would havebeen proclaimed Thanksgiving Day Phone: U-Niversity 4-4035 HERSHEY’S HARDVVARE STORE —— PAINTS, HOUSEVVARES ' ELECTRICAL and JANITOR’S SUPPLIES 147 Lenox Ave., Bet. i11:7th»,& 118th Sts., N. Y. C. PEACE PEACE ‘ FINE (ANDY in THE mm! LOFT HAS BEEN MAKING AND SELLING FINE CANDY FOR MORE THAN. SIXTY. YEARS Tel. M 4.-9000 . Peace '4 urray Hill Guaranteed New and Perfect Ask about our special prices 2' , J . on cleanolizing, repairing and V ﬁrs 7‘, " -rs‘ remodeling tion. H. O.‘ A. 10' percent Discount to Father’s followers ~ Thank You, FATHER for our Blessings 126 LEXINGTON AVE. NEW YORK CITY ‘ Agents Wanted . Tel. LEhigl1 4.-34.71 I. KIRCHENBAUM ‘ Wholesale Distributor of Florida and California Fruits At Lovsiestw Rates I55I Park Ave. (Bet. 111th & 112th Sts.) N.. Y. City §/CﬁlﬁlﬁltleﬁEQERRKEEEKRKQRERE89%|!leitlﬁﬁﬁﬁlzleIeltlﬁlzlﬁlﬁilililtlilhtinltﬂtit3ﬁI3l3l3I‘il3l3I3li’il3t3C'3ﬁC%l3€5Q3ﬁIWiﬁC73¢%ﬁC‘i830%I‘3l'iI3g gg PEACE E E I T H E N E W ]);’A Y ‘ i A WEEKLY COMMERCIAL §. 5,? SUBSCRIVPRTAION BLANK A 156 West 126th Street MAGAZINE I S I New York City, NY... 193. .' .A.D.F.D. NAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ......... .. ADDRESS“... ...... ....; .... ...... .................... cirv ..... STATE .......... .. COUNTRY V _ ' U. S; its Possessions and Canada _...,1 Year....‘$2.00;_T6 lVIonths....$1.00 . Foreign . . . .___. . . . . ._. . . . . . . . . .1 Year. . . .$2.50; 6 Months... .$1.25 A The NEW DAY to begin.. ............ .. ...... 193 A.n.E.n. 519itit39?!30itiiit303331W3133313ititililiiititﬁﬂtilitititilﬁiiliﬁtﬁlititiﬂt0%I!Otﬁitltﬁlﬁﬁtlﬁ89.8%39!.Rltklﬁﬁﬂnkﬁkknﬁﬂigbeﬁﬁbebﬁkﬁblbk '’ Remit by ‘Post Office Moneygorder payable to “The New Day” We ‘thank. You, FATHER \ . - 109 We thank You, FATHER J 1. Fur me, All Styles 522.75 S Write or phone. Salesman will call or send informa-- : PEACE -nnneunnnnnaaanannanaanann 110 Q WORLD News according to historical‘ precedent, last Thurs~ day wasfproclainied the ‘official Thanks holi- day for th.is year. Some Republicans and others who cannot dropitradition easily, “will celebrate this Thursday anyway, which has been re- ferred to as the “Republican «g['h.anksg;ivingK’ MEXICAN PRESIDENTS cannot run to sue- ceeds themselves. Consequently General, Avila Camacho, supported by Lazaro Cardenas, the present President, and his dominant ReVo1u~ tionary Party, is favored to win the election-in 1940. } . erheiuswi ‘DAY November 3ot1=i, 1939) A;D.%,D. MANY MONETARY REFORM MOVE‘-A C MENTS, including the ‘Constitutional Money League; Better World Foundation; Dollar-A11—.; Hour Club; Capture Congress Comrnittee; Vet- erans? Civil Service League; Wornen’s Civic League, and Crusaders for Economic Liberty, have endorsed the joint resolution introduced by Sénator Frazier and’ Hon. Jerry Voorhis, to restore to.\Co11gress the sole“ power to issue money. and regulate the value thereof as a V .ra11ying tpoint for all advocates for nionletar-y. reform. Moneyites declare: “All reﬁorin Waits on monetary reform.” W Copyright, 1938. by, New Day Publisliiiig Co.’ (Enlarged copy of the nevvPEACE sticker) L (1'.GXt1‘.§A'.”t size of stic.1_<er—~2 114 x 21 318"-White doves and lettering set on a green bzickg-2'ound)' ,x t PEACE STAMPS AVAJLABLE A L As a result of the iiunierous inquiries to obtainthe PEACE S'I‘AMI’S, a facsimile of wliich is . ‘ printed above, we are 113.993’ to say these requests-ca1'1?n0W be ﬁlled; ‘if! 1095 0f 100- , ; 100.PEACESTAMPS.at 23.6 plus Postage.--6c domestic. . ._ -V i As‘ ” ‘ « >34 \ 8c foreign. A We t11ankiY.ou,y FATHER. November 30th‘, 1939 A.D.F.D‘. The N EW D_'A”Y .111 NOW APPEARING IN THE NEW DAY . NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL F. W. Woolworth Fuller Brush Co. Weston"s Biscuits A & P Food Stores Rand Tea and Coffee Stores Silver Cup Bread . Loft’s Candy H. L. Green, Inc, McCrory’s NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. APARTMENTS and SPACES Children’s Extension AUTO ACCESSORIES & REPAIRING Peace Auto Repairs Ideal Auto Repair New Deal Auto General Service Big Ben Auto Parts Reid’s Auto Repair Studebaker Company , Simons Auto Supply West End Auto Green Auto Gear & Parts Glidden—Buick Reality Auto Repair Peace Mission Tire Shop BAKERIES Fischer Baking Co. Weston‘s Biscuits Silver Cup Bread Newton Bakery Taystee Bread Bitler Bros. BARBERS Barber Shop . Prosperity Barbershop BEDDING ' Center Mattress Company Advance Mattress & .Upholstering BEVERAGES A & J Bottling Works M. H. Myers My BOOKS Barnes & Noble BRUSHES Fuller Brush Company CARPET EXCHANGE Wilson Carpet Cleaning Co. New York Carpet Exchange COAL OIL ICE Saverio Scarola Ice Co. Peace Cooperajrive Richﬂeld Ice Company Crown Gas & Oil Dobbins Trinity Coal Co. Luca Balenzano Sprlnghurst Ice & Coal ‘Highland Oil Service CONFECTIONERY & SUPPLIES Sam Reinah Hershey Ice Cream Pilgrim Hy Grade Ice Cream Co. Loft’s Peace. Candy Kitchen DAIRIES Trinity Dairy DENTISTS & DENTAL SURGEONS Dr. S. W. Brathwaite Dr. M. M. Wolfe Dr. Bloom Dentist Inc. Dr. Russack Dr. D. Shapero Dr, Harold Morse Dr. A. Wolfson DEPARTMENT STORES Lenox Department Store A ‘Bargain Mart Ludwig‘ B:-Iumann Bargain Store Barney’s Department Store * Huttner’s McCrory’s ,-,....u-.-="“"“ H, L. Green Co., Incl Gonshack’s Fifth Avenue Fair F, W. Woolworth W. '1‘_ Grant Lazar’s Department Store Rothman’s Department Store Kanters Blums1;ein’s DRESSMAKING & SUPPLIES Sukon’ DRY GOODS Goodgl-ass Rotliberg Silks Natfs Remnant Shop Peace Dry Goods Remnant Shop Z. Roginsky A & S Silks & Woolens Feldman Dry Goods Manhattan Drygoods DRUG STORES Williams Pharmacy Dr. Polk, Pharmacy Tri Boro Pharmacy Theresa" I’harniacy ELECTRICAL S UPPLIES and N OVELITIES Hygrade Electrical Novelty Company - EXPRESS and HAULING Cooperative Express Weeks Express David & Bros. Peace Cooperatives Peace Express Simmons Express FLORISTS Berkeley“ Florist noon, FRUIT-VEGETABLES Sarn’s 9th Ave. Mkt. Tons Market Peace Fruit & Vegetables Louis Williams Peaceful Peace "Continually ’I;hank YOU’, FATHER Johnny’s 'Food Market London’s “ p FRAMES M. Goldberg FURNITURE Hub Furniture Spatz Furniture Bargain Furniture J 8: K. Cohen Nelson Furniture Company Acorn Furniture Exchange GROCERIES Schnabel Fruit Mitchell Modern Food Market A 8: P Tea Co. Central, Butter & Egg Store N. Goldberger * T. J. Krikorian & Son Shevland Bro_s. General Trading La Colonial Grocery 'Bogcn’s Dairy Farrell Grocery Fancy Fruits & Vegetables Flieglers Jose Rivera. Daniel Reeves l A. Schaun1 _Peace Neighborhood Grocery Pier‘s Hanover Fruit Rand Tea & Coffee Stores Schecter Products Kirchenbaum B. B. Grocery J agerman ’s Peace Grocery HARDWARE 3: SI) PPLIES Benny’s Cut Rate Fifth Avenue Hardware ‘Circle Supply Fcldman Hardware Rosenfeld Bros. Hershey's ‘Hardware Kleinberg Tools 125th Street Hardware Zipser Hardware INSTRUCTON k i A t S h 01 §73£l’Qa‘L5s?hier1I.gto1111 (L)l3uscincess Instituti. JEWELRY One Dollar Watch Co. Peace Jewelers Sterling Jewelry Colman! LADIES’. WEAR. . Fairway Fashion _ ‘ La Ritzy Dress Sho _ Bernard Nash. urrier. .Arno1d’s Strickler’s Benjamin Fur Canadian Fur Gotham Hosiery Brody Bros. H. S. Company‘ Bess’ Hosiery El & Be Greenfield’s Gandelman's H. Kaufman .Ka1b’s _ New Day Dress “ Shopz Reliable Fur Company Weismann Hosiery _ Winter Coats Children Cut Rate Dress Shop S. Podvoll _ Little Bazaar Value Store Furs _ M D ‘* Betty Rose Dress Shop - Tab’s Hosie'ryp_ Shop Heitner’s Specialty Ann’s Specialty Shop Ritzy Dress Shop Orkins ‘ . Self Service Dress Shop Sacks Corset Shops Smilo Corset Shop Lerner’s . LAUNDRIES Harry‘s Laundry ~ Erwin’s Hand Laundry Love Hand Laundry Huh Towel Supply ‘ New Day Laundry Peace Laundry _ Belstrat Laundry LEATHER GOODS etc.» Sam Ader _ A Fair Trunk & Bag Company Star Trunk Co. - . LUMBER &. BUILDING MATERIAI4 Donnelly Nash Lumber Company Kobiee Trading COmP3«11Yi 7 Darrow Lumber ‘~Company John Eagen Lumber -C0,‘, . . Cuggy Lumber Company MEATS » Sea Foods Peace Fish & Fruit Sidney’s Meat Market _ Central Meat Market Standard Beet Compaﬂv Peace Fish and Chicken Market People’s Meat Market O Poultry King’s Ma1'l_(et V Kle~in’s Meat Market‘ » Harry Kramer _ Washington Beef Company S. & I-I. Market Fiveson Provision Company MEN’S FURNISHINGS .Robin’s Men’s Store Reval Knox Shops _ Royal Men’s Shop» Howard Clothes Lew’s Pants Store Ber1nan’s Haberdashery Dunbar Men’s Shop Paris Przictical Hatter Howe rd Hats Morris Clothes Dave’s BO)/’S Shop 112 Harr_v’s Army 8:. Navy Store Harlem's l\'[en‘a Shop Reliable Clothing B. Gayzagian Crawford Clothes Gent's Wear I-Iut.tner’s ’ .Ba.rasch’s Army &. Navy Store F. Backer Cuvley’s Clothes National Army and Navy Store Town H at’: W olko 1'ailoi‘s~——'l.‘i*ouse1°il MILLINERYKI SUPPLIES Perry Hats "Manhattan T\Iil.linery 537.! via n a, M ill in e1"_V .R.()SGll’l0l‘(,‘. .MiIliner_v Kain Berk Hat Builders Casino Millinery MUSICAL Il\’STRlJlVlEi\”I'S Lehman Music Co. Vracas OFFICE SUPPLIES Harlem ‘Typewriter Co. Al Mac Multig‘raphing \ 0PTOMETRIS'l‘ " Dr. M T. Gilden Dr. Ruderman PAINTERS &. Sl.5PP]..IES (T 8:. I VVeis1nan ’ Peace Star Workers Empire State Paint PAPER DEALERS Hearts Paper Company My Vogue Paper Floyd Dehow PAPER }{.A.'N(';‘rEBS Mark Right PHOTO .‘~3’I"LlDl0S Heinze Photo Studio 1’LUMBINGr it‘: SI,JI:’PLIES Rex Supply Company 1’I{U-.D!;lCE MERCHANT G. V. VVilliams Sidney Samillc.-1' A. Spector Jacob Goldberg PHYSICIAN 224.1111 SURGEON Dr. M. L. Polk RADIOS 4% REPAIRS ,Ahi'al1an1's Radio Service .'Eighth Avenue Radio .T-Iarvard Radio and Television Peace Radio Repair RESTAURANTS Peace .Vlodesl:y ,. Gardenia Peace Restaurant Universal Peace Cafe V ii'p;ini;a. Luncli Peace Restaurant Peace ‘to the World Peace Dining-Room Sweet Shop & Delicatessen Pear.-e Tea. Room .l”eace Lunx-‘h The Green Peace Dining Room E. O. Littlejolm Cooperative Dining Room Busy Bee Peace .Re.-.=taui'ant RESTA URANT SUPPLIES Harlem Crockery Company L. Smul 0. D. Distrlltrutor RII)'[NG ACADEMY Englanrler ROOF‘l.\’G MA’l‘l?.J*llAL Chas. E. Strauss SEWING MACHINES 6: SUPPLIES Independent Sewing Machine SHOES Ground Gripper Shoes Air 0 Pedic Shoes l\'orwood Shoes Field's: Slioes A & P Shoes Foot saver Shoes Red Cross Shoes ise Shoe Co. Ideal Shoes -: u T 1-; e NE w o A ‘Y November‘ 3011., 1939 A.D.F.D. Stroller Shoes Klein’s Shoes Julius Groesnian Lou Berkow Goldy Shoes Siegel’s Shoes W:ilk—0\'e1' Shoes .‘~1i;erI1‘s Shoes Gud Wear Shoes Queen Shoe Store I-Iarry‘s Bootery‘ Brocl-Iton ~Slioes Stately Health Shoes Vvhite Cross Shoes Bel‘-Shah's Boston Shoe SHOE REPAIRING Etc. Da.Vit.l Solomon (‘luilif’s 5011 King's Shoe Repair A rcrun i '9 Shoe Shine Parlor ~.Iosus Pombo Peace Shoe Repairin Peace Shoe Shining %arlor's Co-op. SOAPE? John. '1‘. Stanley Co. Inc. TAILORS & CLEANERS Lenox ’l‘ailoring E.\’(-liange Ang'el’s Cleaners & Dyers .Feldman—Cleaning 8: Clothing Felnor, Tailor Lenox Hat Cleaning; Shannon's ‘ Trosperity Cleaners Peace Tailors Star Dry Cleaners Sammy Rite Cleaners .l‘eace Tziilor Show Sunshine Cleaners Supreme Cleaners B.R0()KLYN N. ‘Y. J... Il1‘o(tk"sI ‘V. H. Boone Albert lilhlers > .In<7k'sa Army ii; l\2'a\."y Peter Love (Quality ..\inrket Sam Weber '\\'al,‘{ ()\'o1‘ .‘?|‘I0?§ l,.inr-oin Meal, M.'!l'k€t' Dr. Garnet R ollock .\'orwoorl Shoes J. J. Hart Howard Clothes Wagner Pies ’l‘ln'ift Meat l\larket Peace Dining Room Dean POl1lh‘_V Rudin’s Clothes Southern Lumber A. Malkin The Peace Restaurant '1‘-aystee Bread HIG—ll FALLS. N. Y. Sterling Store Economy Store NEW l’AI..'l.‘Z. N. Y. Lane Sargent 1\‘E\V ROCHELLE, N. 1’. Peace Restaurant ‘Great Natioiial Millwork Rl'lf)(‘:F‘.WO0D. ‘N. ‘Y. S(‘.'lmltz. (.‘-mnr.l View Dairy SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Peace llargaim 1'DNKER.‘r‘~‘s, N. Y. llureau of ()ppo1‘tunities-« J. R. Green Rubin B1‘0s., Paints ‘* Peace Restaurant BAYSIDE. L. 1'. Little David Express Bayside Peace Laundry II\"W0O'l'), L. T. Peace Dining Room JAMAICA, L. I. l.iber't,v Hotel Supply Sea Horse Auto Laundry l"’ark Cleaners VVonder Bread l3LOOMll‘lEl)..D. N. J. Brookdale Beverages ELlZA.BE’l“i'-lI’0iR.T. N. J. Paul Faithful IVEWARK, N,’ J. Becker Corp. Tantleff Beef Peace LU.ll(f'l’1 Wells Bros. ‘ Peace Department Store Friedman Grocery Joe's Garage Cooperative Peace Restaurant, Peace Restaurant Dixie Uniforms _ _ F‘A'J"lII12R DIVINE Peace Mission Hugh Morris ‘ .\lori'is I\'ewman ’Phillip‘.< Suits & Coats ’Pea(-e. Quality Wear Rosie's Sicl’s: Fisli l\[arkei: Sa1n's Neiglihorhood Store Walk Over Shoes Grants Department Store Tree’s Nut <3; Candy Market Peace Tailor-"Shop Co-onerative Fish Market Powcl—lce & Coal ‘ Cooperative 'l’e.-ice (‘vroce1‘_v Peace Cooperative Restaurant Stove Manufacturers Peace Grocery \VPi2‘ll6l‘ Pies Peace Barber Shop Finke1stein’s Famous Shoe Store . ORANGE, N. J. “ J. Lewis ‘~ Magliacana \Villie & Jimmie Carol Super Market PLA'I.\‘F‘.lEl_.D. N’. J’. 'Rir‘hmonrl Food R:1‘rlm1'a's Garage mice Dining Room P , U'NlO.\'. N. J Fein's Dairy BAT/l‘lM(lRE. lllaryland C‘nnninghan,1s "Peace Reeta.i1rant N'r1l‘_iona1 Shoe Engle ‘ B(.)S'l‘ON Mass. Rozen’s Markget CHICAGO, Ill. Vaiiriee Fein Sa.ﬁsfa.ctory Cleaners‘ Winter & Sons OAKLAND, CALIF, Dante Bakery Peace Shoe Shine LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA Father Divine Peace Restaurant Centijal Market Pacific Coast Products ‘Dixie Food Market . }‘i1'o.<. & Sisters Shoe Shine Prosperity Barber Shop SAN F‘RANClSC(’), CALIF‘. John Carlson PHILADELPHIA Penna. A Peace Cooperative Dining Room ’ Broadway Meat Market John Guinta ‘ Good Will Bakery Baron & Son Scott Powell Dairy Integrity Coat & Apron Morris Frank Lipshutz Lawrence Mill , Peace Dining-Room Peace Restaurant Shuster 8: Grossinan LONDON. F_h\'GI..AND Miss Yarrow ‘M0l\"’I‘REAL, (lanadau B. ‘N, Wharton N(y>vemb3e‘r .?:‘Qth, 1939 .ThAT.e :N E W. D . ‘ L »‘ V L A % QFEACE v T§EACE 5 ALWAYS C‘O-OPERATE THANKS FATHER A mmacmw mess foo NOT snow m FORESTS — Two 555 To me ACRE IS ABOUT TH mm’. SUN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES FOR ALL PVRPO nu me no vassuome .;uNa,:94o,wouLo Buy ‘me A555 ox: Au. u.s. MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS AND ALL MINES AND OUARRIES AND LEAVE ABOUT $180 PEREACH FAMILY my me cacwrnv. INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH 7004 ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE, COMPARED 7'0 ONE 25 YEARS AGO, C0575 ONLY I/3&0 MUCH TERM5 _ W I A Recanr s1'uo~/ on ten mveuroas aenasrn mom . Tl-IE AMERIC PATENT SYSTEM 5»: ED THAT . , . ONE our OF SIX CAME ‘ T - mom I-‘ARM FAMILIES. EARN /71' T Warm Winter — COATST SUITS 9 DRESSES%.TV ; In Cooperation with FATHERS Message T A TTTTWeTGTuaranVtee TEST QUALITY at LowesTTw1>ric“esT We tha1T1<:You, FATHER, forblessing our storge} 125th ST. Néxt L Door to“. .Pl1one : SEdg'wick 3-8861 114 A Th e New I) AY , November 30th, 1939 AJ.D.F;.D. I PEACE Thank You, FATHER 1‘e1— Whiéh 4-2912 I PEACE I FIELD’S~SHOES M H $1.99 ' 0 $2.98 ' ' ‘ . . },<‘ield’s for Style and Comfort BEVERAGES B A Gr .. GL 0 V E S H O S I E R Y _ We thank Y°“~ FATHER I 254 West 125th Street New York City 311-319 E. 117th ST. New York City p.i:AcE Thank You, FATHER PEACE‘ '1~‘han1< Y0'U= F~*\-'1-‘HER B _ G A Y Z A G I A N BESS HSOSIERY SHOP, INC. ” SL:i<_;4:ii'rLY USED cir.o'rii'1NG at LOWGSI7 Prices L Prices Yer; Reasonablelf I 2213 3th AVGHUG New Y01'k Clty 1945 Broadway, near 65th St., New York City .Retween 119th and 'I.2vOtI'1 . 1 _ I PEACE We thank You, FATHER Peace We thank Y°“’ FATHER‘ RELIABLE CLOTHING S_TORE CLEANERS and TAILORS Sliglitly used and New.Suits for sale at out rate I370, Lenox.Ave., Bet. 128th & 129th Sts., N. Y. C. Prices, $6.50 up PEACE ‘ DAVE'S BOYS"SHO.P EVERYTHING for the BOY from 3 to 17 5 WEST 116th -STREET New York City TODO PARA LOS NINOS Gall & Delivery Service Leon Cherian SUNSHINE CLEANERS AND DYERS Expert Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailors Furs Glazed, Relined and Remodeled 1 Bugs Cleaned & Shampooed 23.3673 Unive.1"si(:y Ave, Near Fordliam Road, ‘Bronx, N. Y. PEACE ’ * it’s Wonderful! If lt’s Cleaning —— Pressing -—- Repairing or Tailoring LET SHANNON DO IT A “ V _ AS YOU LIKE [T One Day Service ——- Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor PEACE 71 116th Street (Near Lenox Ave.) N. Y. City I PEACE 1 l’I<lACE WINTER COATS FORxCH,|LDREN ’ $1.85 and UP 1 All Wool Skirts and Jackets" ;\’1‘ LO\V.I1}S'l‘ PR ICES ' S'.I.‘AN”I.”) No. 1.114 P.~\.['tK AVENUE MARKET, iiieai‘ fI‘III,I'I St., N. Y. C.it,V Thank You, I*‘A.THER PEACE PEACE SYLVIAANAI MILLINERY “EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE” 64 West 125th Street New York City PEACE I we Thank You,.FA'I‘HER Lenox Haf Cleaning 8: Renovating Cb. Ladies’ and Gents’ Hats Cleaned and Blocked _ Expert Shoe Repairing —— Shoe Shining ’ 153»LENOX AVE., Bet ,117th and 118th Sts., N. Y. c. UNiversity. /1-/1/199 , Peace Dining-Room Blessings from Sweet Father Divine 5th Avenue New York City S ‘ VVe thank You, FATHER PEACE TEA ROOM MEALS THAT NOURISH and SATISFY IO and 15 Cents Street 2230 1'EA(,IE New York City We thank You, FATHER 300 W. 120th PEACE PEACE SHOE REPAIRING SHOP 2231-8th AVENUE ,- NEW YORK CITY, Women’s Half Soles 35c up Lifts 10" up Men’: Half Soles 45c up Rubber I-Ieels 22c up PEACE We thank You, FATHER PEACE RESTAURANT DELICIOUS MEALS m and 15 Cents According to FA'l‘HER’S Mind and Spirit 1 Railroad Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. Tel. LE. 4-3525 PEACE A V EMPIRE STATE PAINT SUPPLY CO.. Inc. Paints -— Wallpaper —Sign and Artists’ Materials 328 LENOX AVE. (Near 126th St.) ' N. Y. C.” PEACE We thank You. FATHER LERNER SHOPS DRESSES — SPORTSWEAR . BLOUSES — HOSIERYI ——,UNDERWEAR 222 West 125th'Street New York City V. PEACE Thank You, FATHER s. w. WEISSMAN HOSIERY and LINGERIE SHOPPE VVHOLESALE and RETAIL ‘ G-Rainercy .7-l8l0——1\‘ea.r First .Ave¢nu.e 345 E. 11th St. -— New York City / *<s4E.a.—u-=.~.«.«_«.'..«..»»—;§s.-.,‘...,...-.. =_.;,.;__.,...?E ‘K’ g._-,,._.,._.,,‘;.,,,- _. .A_,,‘.__‘,_;A___.,_v, November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D‘. T h e N E SHOES HURT ‘? Try famous Lu-Pedic Arch._ Shoes They work with, not against, 4 th feet e Lu-Pedic Arch Support S H 0 ES .SIEGEL’S 2 E. 125th St., N. Y. City‘ We thank You, FATHER Prosperity Barber Shop HAIRCUT 100 — SHAVE 50 Shoe Repairing Shop IN THE REAR — SHOE SHINE 30 270 LENOX AVENUE New York City PEACE We thank You, FATHER SAMUEL ADER'S CUT RATE STORE Maids’ Uniforms — Hosiery — Lingerie — Corsets Sportwear — Umbrellas — Trunks —— Leather Goods 130 West 125th Street New York City PEACE We thank You, FATHER "BARNES & NOBLE. INC. BOOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS FOR Elementary and High School CLOSES at -6:30 P. M. 105 FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 18th St., N. Y. City Peace We thank You, FATHER Visit the" Reva]-Knox S1101: Fine Quality Hats as low as $2.85 Knox Hats $5.00 and up 211 West 125th St. N. Y. C. (Bet. 7th and 8th Aves.) I PEACE *We thank You, FATHER Lenox Department Store, Inc. DRESSES, SPORT WEAR, HOSIEBI UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, UNIF'0R.M, CORISETS _5s7 Lenox Avenue. N. W. cor.’ 1371:}: Street, N. Y. is? PEACE We Thank You, FATHEE Spatz F urmture Dept. a . We thank FATHER for the privilege ' ‘ W oi! having been among those who co- operated in Furnishing His Madison Ave. Residence. It is our main con- . sideration to serve each and everyone with the same service, the same values, at thesame low prices. Come in and see our" Bargains Mattresses made over . . . . '. . . $1.98 up WDAY Peace We thank You, FATHER TAB'S HOSIERY SHOPS Pure Silk Full Fashion Hosiery Direct from mill to you 488 Lenox Ave., near 135th Street 698 St. Nicholas Ave., near 145th St. New York City BEACE We thank You. FATHER. National Army and Navy Shop Complete line of SPORT WEAR and WORK CLOTHES 63 ,W. 125th St. (Near Lenox Ave.) N. Y. City PEACE We thank You, FATHER THE FAIR TRUNK & BAG SHOP Brief Cases —- Novelties — Umbrellas We do repairing on premises 106 West 125th St., Cor. Lenox Ave., N. Y. City LE. 4-4998 Est. 188:: LEW BERKOW ORTHOPEDIC SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN FROM $4.95 U'P * FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN * RED CROSS SHOES FOR WOMEN * X-RAY FITTING 2100 Third Ave. (Cor. 115th St.) New York City‘ CAtl1edral 8-2875 WILLIAMS PHARMACY Toilette Articles 4-» Surgical Needs OSCAR H. WILLIAMS, Ph. G. Peace PEACE 2161 7th Ave. (S. E. Cor. 128th St.) New York Citv Business Courses Tel. MO. 2-6086 WASHINGTON BUSINESS INSTITUTE Stenography, Typevvritimg, Bookkeeping, Accounting — All oﬁice machines Day__Individual Instruction—Low Prioes———Evening 2105 7th Ave., Cor. 125th St., New York City PEACE . BARNEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE 00 It b in 11 — W k clothes — Pants 68c. 83c up to 321513181) ‘:8 Lgclifgs’ -— Dregslles 47c, 78c, 87c — Full Fashioned Ha... — 29c, 43c. 57c — Sheets 34c. 59c. 74c — Pillow cases 8c. 17¢. Turkish towels 9c. 12c, 17c. 25c. N. Y. City 61 Amsterdam Ave. (Cor. 62nd St.) A_ We thank You. FATHER We thank You, FATHER FIFTH AVENUE HARDWARE » , C J . M o R A & c o . 1353 FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY A PEACE 2341 8th Avenue, (Bet.“125thF& 126th Sts.), N. Y. 0. Between 113th and 114th Streets We thank You. FATHER ' T I1 e N E W D‘ A Y -November 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION Kingdoms, Extensions and Connections un- der FATHER’S Personal Jurisdiction NEW YORK CITY. N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters and Oflice, 36-38 W. 123rd St. Tel.: LE 4-5894. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 152-160 W. 126th St. Tel.: MO 2-2386. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 1887-9, Madison Ave., Tel.: LE 4-3042. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Annex, 24 W. 115th Street. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Grocery Store, 26 West 115th Street. , REV. . J. DIVINE, 34 W. 115th . DIVINE, 36 W. 115th . DlVINE,i204 W. 63rd . DIVINE, 239 W. 118th . DIVINE, 56 W. 114th . DIVINE, 58 W. 114th . DIVINE, 27 W. 114th . DIVINE, 15 W. 115th . DIVINE. 50 W..115th . . DIVINE. 103 W. 117th Street. . DIVINE, 183 Lenox Avenue. . DIVINE. 59 E. 122nd Street: . DIVINE, 25 and 29 W. 126th . DIVINE. 61 E. 130th Street. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 16 W. 131st Street. l>‘.‘3-.‘.C.', Mmi.;..‘3.’V.’~NE’ 2°“ Y‘.§'.2,“2"*“ S”°°*' c . ramges, — - - - 32 West 144th Street. 022 30 and Tel.: AU. 8-9258. 43 West 143rd Street. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. Half mile W. of C't_, L.k M h BRIDGEPORT, 1CO3NN.0 Wk M’ 3- 3333333333333 H ;,H;,H=—u'-u'—:Lah‘-‘LN-4 REV. M. J. DIVINE. 403-470 Broad Street.‘ JAMAICA. L. I. 107-02 Merrick Blvd., Jamaica, L. I, MILFORD, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 17 Gunn Street. SAYVILLE, LONG ISLAND . M. J. DIVINE, ( Macon Street. Herldquartelm In Other Peace Missions, Extensions and Con- nections: ALABAMA lNTERPRISE—Baptist Hill, Carry Hutch- inson. ARIZONA 1907 W. Adams Street, Phoenix, AUSTRALIA ill‘; (:3 M31191. 308 George St.. Sydney. u ra 1an H 11, Melbourne, €I’I?'I’\reafifenc:ddre:s— Russell st" M1$-rig- COX. 169 Beach Road, Mentone, Vio- Lygon ‘St., Carlton, Victoria, Miss Mcllroy James P- Allen. 59 Naple Road, Victoria. BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I, Passage Road, Barbados M1t'm,rniIg1}b?(LIcl11(aspman's Cross Road, Bridge- Sherman, St. Peter, Barbados, CALIFORNIA 901 1-2 Hayes Street, San Francisco. 1828 Ellis Street, San Francisco. 821 Pacific Ave., San Francisco. 1483-1485 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. 004 E. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles. / 48 Schureman St., 1777 West 35th Place, Los Angeles. Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. 2602 So. Central Ave., Los Angeles. Grace Unity, Agent, 588 W. Clarermont St., Pasadena. 21 Roberts ‘St., Santa Cruz 4134 Fourth Ave., Sacramento. 203 W. Delmar St., Pasadena, Calif. 1342 Hayes Street, San Francisco. 3427 Florence St., San Diego. 468 So. 2nd St., San Jose. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. 3, Box 46, So. Park. Santa Rosa. CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. 1454 St. Antoine St., Montreal. 170 Higgins Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 1050 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. Agent. 1075 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. 542 Keifer St., Vancouver, B. C. COLORADO 2858 California St., Denver. 014 E. Maple St., Colorado Springs. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 1113 “O” St., N. W., Washington. 1928 17th St., N.W.. Washington. ENGLAND Miss Yarrow, BMIYAR. London. W.C.1 FLORIDA 534 N.W. 15th St., Miami. 2169 N.W. 5th P1,, Miami. GEORGIA 734 E. Bolton St., Savannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave., Chicag 1401 Boismenue Ave., E. St. MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS 808 Tremont St., Roxbury. 312 Columbus Ave., Boston. 229 W. Canton St., Boston. MINNESOTA I 135 So. Smith Ave., St. Paul. 8142 N. E. Lincoln St., Minneapolis. 12 South 9th St., Minneapolis. MISSOURI 13th St., St. Louis. NEBRASKA 2876 Maple Street, Omaha. 963 North 25th Avenue, Omaha. NEW JERSEY 326 Mulberry St., Newark. 28-30 Beacon St., Newark. 251 Norfolk St., Newark. 220 Mulberry St., Newark. 864 Mulberry St., Newark. 135 Broomo St., Newark. 329 Myrtle Ave., Neptune. ’ 1111 Matterson Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. 111 Pennsylvania Ave., Pleasantvillo. 148 Bond St., Elizabeth. 20 Willard Place, Motntclair. 271 Washington Street, Rahway. 389 Spring St., Westﬂeld. 801 St. George Ave., Roselle. New Brunswick. 1102 E. Louis, Ill. 1123 N0. 119 York St., Jersey City. Divine Hotel and Auditorium, 50 Marshall Street, Elizabethport. 23 Ege Ave., Jersey City. 163 Belmont Ave., Longbranch, N. J. 564 E. 8rd St., Plainﬁeld, N. J. NEW’ YORK 13 W. 131st Street, N. Y. C. 70 Letferts Place, Brooklyn. 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon Ave., Brooklyn. 414 Franklin Ave., Brooklyn. 159-0-4 So. Rd., Jamaica. 107th»Ave., and 171st St., Jamaica. 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 110-34 Union Hall St., Jamaica. 204-25 45th Drive, Bayside. 749 Bayside 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. Peace Exchange, Route 2, Box 72, Saugerties. NORTH CAROLINA 828 Pine St., Belhaven. 811 Paterson St., Winston-Salem. O H I O 882 S. Grant Ave., Columbus. 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 212 Cleveland Ave., Columbus. 944 E. Fulton St., Columbus. 416 W. Southern Ave., Springﬁeld. 708 Linn St., Cincinnati. PANAMA Henry J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal. Canal Zone. . N. A. Bennett, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. PENNSYVANIA 1424. N. 24th St.. Philadelphia- 8424 L.udlow St., Philadelphia. 528 So. 16th St., Philadelphia. 5829-31 Havcrford Ave., Philadelphia. 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsburgh. 1520 Clarke St., Pittsburgh. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, Washington. 2084 Ridge Ave., North Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA 280 2nd Street, Cheraw. SWITZERLAND All information through European Office, FATHER DIVINE’S Peace Mission, Post- fach 18 Zurich. Neumunster. VIRGINIA 119 S0. Isl: St., Richmond. 410 East Washington St., Suﬂolk. WASHINGTON 2705 Wetmore Ave., Everett. 424 High St., Bellingham. 1552-1 2 Broadway, Tacoma. 8102 aciﬂc Ave., Tacoma. 1907 E. Madison. Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2246 West 56th St., Seattle. 5218-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St., Monroe. PARTIAL LIST—-Because of the unknown number of FATHER DIVINE Connections throughout the world the above is but a partial list for reference. PEACE *———Notice--The Price of The New Day::: FIVE "CENTS per copy in United ‘States, its possessions, territories and Canada Seven cents in foreign countries.
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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-003-048-1939-11-30
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 03, no. 49 (December 07, 1939)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1939-12-07
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: ‘$6 Nﬁww 33:? DECEMBER S % ‘ ~ . % THURSDAY 7th, 1939 I j 7 A S VOL. III A.D.F.D. I - _ I ~ 49‘ = ‘FATHER DIVINE A.D.F.D. “And of HIS Kiwgdom there shall be no end” I WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. CANADA THE FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION MOVFMENT KNOWS N0 BOUNDARIES The FATHER DIVINE PEACE RESFASURANT and BAKERY at 170 Higgins AVe., Winnipeg,’ Canada, is an inciependeni; economic se1f.sL1‘pp0rti_ng unit, as are counlflo other endeavors located all over the World— serving humanirhy in 1A’_[‘HEPJS Mind and Spirit without I‘(,‘.g‘E1I"d to s0—ca1]0d race, creed or color. T h e N EW D A Y December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. I§ AMERICANISM WILL BE TRUE EVANGELISM GOING FORTH INTO ALL LANDS AND COUNTRIES, EVAN- GELIZING ALL DEMOCRACIES AND ALL COUNTRIES% WHERESOEVER THEY ARE. — FATHER DIVINE. I December 7th, 1.93'79iA'.D.F.ID., aT’1-.e*’N EW DVAY’ W S FATHER’S MESSAGES: Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison _Ave., N.Y.C., Tues., Dec. 5, 2 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Tues, Dec. 5, 2 Banq...
Show more‘$6 Nﬁww 33:? DECEMBER S % ‘ ~ . % THURSDAY 7th, 1939 I j 7 A S VOL. III A.D.F.D. I - _ I ~ 49‘ = ‘FATHER DIVINE A.D.F.D. “And of HIS Kiwgdom there shall be no end” I WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. CANADA THE FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION MOVFMENT KNOWS N0 BOUNDARIES The FATHER DIVINE PEACE RESFASURANT and BAKERY at 170 Higgins AVe., Winnipeg,’ Canada, is an inciependeni; economic se1f.sL1‘pp0rti_ng unit, as are counlflo other endeavors located all over the World— serving humanirhy in 1A’_[‘HEPJS Mind and Spirit without I‘(,‘.g‘E1I"d to s0—ca1]0d race, creed or color. T h e N EW D A Y December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. I§ AMERICANISM WILL BE TRUE EVANGELISM GOING FORTH INTO ALL LANDS AND COUNTRIES, EVAN- GELIZING ALL DEMOCRACIES AND ALL COUNTRIES% WHERESOEVER THEY ARE. — FATHER DIVINE. I December 7th, 1.93'79iA'.D.F.ID., aT’1-.e*’N EW DVAY’ W S FATHER’S MESSAGES: Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison _Ave., N.Y.C., Tues., Dec. 5, 2 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Tues, Dec. 5, 2 Banquet Table, 1887 -9- Madison Ave., N—.Y.C., Tues. _& Wed., Nov. 28 & 29, 3:18 A. Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., -N.Y.C..’ Wed. & ’l.‘hurs., Nov. 29 & 30, 2:20 CONTENTS 0P 0P 0 9 E‘. 1 0 ‘V :1 :4 A. . . Righteous Government Forum, 204 W. 63rd St., N. Y. C., Wed., Nov.’ 29, 11:20 P. M. .. 123 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Tues., ’Nov'.‘ '28,’ PL ‘WI.’ .8 . I . . . . 29 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C.,, Thurs.,'Nov. 30, 5 :20 P. M. ....... .f.'. . . . . . . .. 33 Righteous Government Forum, Artists’ Colony, Milton‘-on-they-Hudson, N.‘Y.,’Tl1e Promised M Land, Sat., Dec. 2, 10:30 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 37 Righteous Government Forum, Artists’ Colony, Milton-on-the-Hudson, N.Y., The Promised 0‘ Land, Sat., Dec. 2, 10:15, P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -I1 Banquet Table, 72 Macon St., Sayville, L. I., N. Y., Fri., Dec. 1, 1:15 P. M.———Pub_lic Inter- , View granted Mr. Bernstein of Sayville . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 45 ‘ \ Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Thurs., Nov. 30, 5:25 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 61: Banq_u-et Table, 1887 -9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C.,Thurs., Nov. 30, 4:50 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Righteous Government Forum, Artists’ Colony‘, Milton-on—‘tl1e-Hudson, N.Y., The Promised "A Land, Sat., Dec. 2, 9:45 P.‘M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 " Banquet Table, Artists’ Colony, Milton—on-the-Hudson, N. Y;, The Promised. Land, Sat. & Sun., Dec. 2 &I 3, 12:25 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 77 Banquet Table,ﬂ1:52-160 W. 126th St., N. (3., Mon. & Tues, Dec. 4 & 5, 1:25 A. M. 81 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Mon., Dec. 4, 4:00 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 87 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Wed., Dec. 6,’ 4:00 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . B . . . . . . . .." 91- World News N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 . . . . . .‘ .: . T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ . . . . . ._. . . . , . . . . . , 3 Announcement of _Sunday Mass Meetings at Ro ckland Palace . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .. AI- “Righteousness-—Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 95 Lost and Found and Poems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .7 . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . 98, 99 Righteous Government News 1; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . ., . . .\ . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Business Men’s Reaction to the Peace Mission Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 102 , FATHER DIVINE Explains Money System, Reprinted from “The Christian Review” . . . . . . .. 104 “INSIDE OF PARADISE”—by Kenton Jackson——Reprinted from “The ‘Christian. Review” 106 Notice to Extensions . . . . . . . .., . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . f. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 108 “New Day” Subscription Blank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Free Employment Service of the, Peace Mission . . . . . . . ..’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 109 Divine Peace Stamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 S Advertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . ». . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 ’ Pocketbook of'Knowledge and Peace Dial Log . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 113‘, 114 IRIS SOVIET RUSSIA launched what was intend- ed to be a ‘blitzkrieg’ (lightning war) against Finland but the clever resistance of the Finns _ caused the onslaught to backfire. Soviet troops attacked the‘ little republic from near Lenin- grad to Murmansk on the Arctic ocean. FINNISH TROOPS, ably coininanded by Baron Mannerheim, gave Soviet invaders serious . M ‘setbacks and stopped them for several days with heavy losses. Scores of planes and tanks were destroyed -by the Finns and a Soviet warship was sunk during the first few days of fighting. SOVIET AIRMEN dropped.» a parachute army in the northern stretches. of Finland] near Pet- samo but expert Finnish inarksmen shot them (/‘C:C)nt111L1eCl on page 108’) I -MAY CO-OPERATE WITH THE L E G A L "SONALLY, TOGETHER WITH TAX BILLS. V , DEEDS OR OTHER LEGAL DOCUMENTS; "N'O,T_ICE. READERS OF -THE NEW DA,Y.WI-IO OWN OR OPERATE PROPERTY WHICH IS USED AS THE FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION OR PEACE RESTAURANT ORANY OTHER FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION AC- TIVITIES OR BUSINESS ENTERPRISES, WHO MAY HAVE .LETTERS FROM FA- THER DIVINE WRITTEN IN YEARS PAST, STAFF BY FORWARDING SUCH LETTERS ADDRESSED TO FATHER DIVINE PER- THAT IS, IF ALL‘~ DEEDS AND LEGAL PA- PERS ARE RECORDED. A Th e N E W DAY December 7th, 1939 2A‘.D.F.n. \ p One year ». . . i fa-uuiaulo.‘-|,”-1:20‘ {fol-Iota’. -o u on an I—o - o D Smgle Copy :...,.q...e...;...o. . . . . . . . . . . . 5 cents PUB,l.)ISHF.'D I+‘.V]1lRY THURSDAY N]'_1lVV DAY l’UBfLl'SIIfING- CO. 5 fine NiiEWcD'AY A COMMERCIAL VVEEKLY MAGAZINE A-1956 W;126'th St.,——New York, N; Y.—~Te1.: UN. i/1-76/10 Manager: De Voufe andothers. olo'u'o m§ﬁg1Q‘1IlOfU;,tn}OZO!0_;w’I-n_n:Q’n:u on o - an n ¢"$2.00 . . $1.00 FOREIGN: One Year $2.50, Six Montlis $1.25 Single Copy 7c. “Entered as second—e1ass matter May 11, 1938, at the post (bffu-,<.: at New York, New York, under the act of March 3, 1879" VOL. III No. 49 December 7th, 1939 ° N OT I C E 0 Please do not make checks and money orders payable to FATHER DIVINE. FATHER DIVINE contributes HIS Messages gratis to “The New Day” but HE has no ﬁnancial connection with “The New Day.” Therefore,rit _will ‘save both time and expense if every one will make all money orders and checkspayable, to “The New Day.” We thank You, FATHER PEA-CE FATH Great Mass ROCKLe A A 8th Avenue 8: 155th SUN DAY, DEC FREE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT & Street, New York City ——and every Sunday during the Winter unless otherwise Speciﬁed- All are welcome to participate in these meetings, regardless of so-called race, creed or colo religious belief or political aﬂiliations V pSpons0red by THE NEW DAY WE THANK YOU, FATHER l’EACE FREE ‘ ‘ ‘~ 9 j . I I W e 3‘ . D Q l <4 I V V - - V‘ , um. , QCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00009009QOEQOOGQOOGOOOOOQOOOO090900059900OO000OOOOQO°O0OOOOQbEOI New York, Thursday, December 7th, 1939 A.D.:E.D. I 49 “I AM NOT SEEKING MERCY: I NEED No MERCY: MERCY IS FOR THOSE WHO ARE GUILTY OF SOMETHING I NEED NO DEFENSE! I AM MY OWN DEFENSE!” -5- FATHER DIVINE “We Are Here to\ProcveiOur Case and We Have Hundreds of Witnesses Who Will Verify My Statement and EIl.Cl()1‘S€ Nly Activities” “OUR :EArrHEIrs MESSAGE” GIVENI W'HILS’I‘ AT THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE I ‘ YORKCITY _ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5th,‘ 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 2:10 P. M. In the power, dominion and authority of the ALMIGHTY, FATHER delivered this brief Mes- sage at the morning banquet following a ses- sion in court in the case of Verinda Brown and others vs. FATHER DIVINE and others. Through no instigation of FATHER’S, a ten- " tative agreement was signed by the plaintiffs, exonerating F A T H E R from all claims ’ and charges, and c o u r t session. adjourned . until lThursday “in the interests of justice.” Our LORD explains in this Message that He would have preferred the ordinary‘ routine of ad/trial, but through the efforts of others -and the request of the judge in the case, He consented to the agreement, with the stipula- tion, however, that this condescension removes any stigma of guilt which might be laid upon Him. I I FATHER DIVINE, the true and living GOD, is ever FREE and GUILTLESS, and may this Message serve as a warning to all friends, ad~ mirers and believers, true or false, to leave the defense of GOD to His SPIRIT which ace coniplishes all things with or without a BODY! PRAISE THE HOLY, IMMACULATE NAME OF THE LORD, FATHER DIVINE! (The foregoing statements, arethose of the transcriber, and FATH}ER’S Message follows.) ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE! Here we all are ‘again and there I sit and stand. The same as I‘ have always been, eter- nally I shall remain! It is a privilege to know the TRUTH, that the truth might set you free. I .Now, as far I AM concerned, the coin-= plainants against Me in this case infvvhich you all may be somewhat interested, they signed an agreement exonerating Me from all claims and from all accusation, from all charges, veri- fying My statement that I..AlVI i.nLnocent. This was not instigated by Me, neither is it de~ vised by Me; for such an act, is, and it was, -in opposition to My endeavors and as an act of retarding the unfoldment of the TRUTH, of Whom I AM! , ' Nevertheless, iteshall be known even if. it is an attempt to retard it: the plaintiff and the attorney and others who are interested desired, . to discontinue the case. Now, as far as ‘ '\.l‘.I~i[ concerned, it was not devised by Me 110" dee sired by Me, for I desired the case to on until a ﬁnish; but they know that they are I V. OOOO°h'OOO0°0O 65 _ falsely and erroneously. T 5 e AN E w! D A Y December 7th,. 1939 A’.Dt.F.iD,. guilty» of! trying to bring some charge that is absolutely erroneous, false and malicious. For this cause, they signed before the judge, an agreement to that extent that they would exonerate Me, and they do exonerate Me from all charges and from all claims. Therefore, in the. interests of justice, as was afore said by the‘-last speaker, why, the’ case was dis- continued until twelve o’clock, Thursday. But as far -as I/AM concerned, it could have con- tinued instead of being discontinued. We are here to prove our case and we have hundreds of witnesses who will verify ,My statement and endorse My activities from every angle expres- sible. We can prove it and I will not spend a penny nor encourage anyone to spend a penny in My defense in that way, unless it is for My attorneys, those who are for the de- fense, as they are the ones whom My follow- ers have been taking care of. I AM not seeking MERCY! I need no mercy! I need no MERCY! MERCY is for those who are guilty of something and I AM not paying anything nor encouraging My followers to-“pay -anything, unless they wish to voluntarily do so, and even My followers are not doing that, except it is for the case to ‘go on. ‘i As Col. Julian said a little while ago, he is not a follower! If he offered to give anyone anything or donate anyone anything in the act of dropping the case or discontinuing it, it was not devised nor encouraged nor desired by Me! He is doing it of hisown volition in the defense of his friends, the plaintiffs, and it is not in My defense! I have not ‘sought it! I HAVE NOT SOUGHT IT! Therefore I stand absolutely free, ABSOLUTELY FREE! I shall be throughout all eternity! If anything rises in opposition to Me,.why,~ they will go down the same as others have gone down! I want this distinctly understood, al- though I do not have the agreement, which did not mention money in reference to the exonera- tion, in reference to the withdrawal of the _ complaint, in reference to the admission of their guilt in bringing a charge against Me I do not have it. ~ I do not have it! It was not given to Me to show-not as yet. ‘V _ . There is some reason for it, but it has been signed and agreed upon. GOD declares it has! And with or without a BODY, I AM absolute-‘ ly exonerated. I AM FREE from every ad- verse and undesirable condition, and none can handicap Me nor encumber Me with_ any such a litigation as may be proposed by any person or persons; for I AM not payinga penny for MY exemption! I AM not paying a penny for My .freedom—~I AM. FREE! And I will not ask anyone to pay anything for My exemp- tion! . How dare anything to rise i.n opposition. to Me‘? How dare any crooked politician or any- brdy else to try to pull the wool over My eyes! What I have said, I have said; and My prom- ise and My agreement is final! I came tread- ing the winepress all alone!lI AM glad every- one is in opposition! I AM glad they all are in opposition! I have nothing to compromise for in anything. If anything, My followers should put in a counterclaim for not less than twenty-five thousaned dollars—-not a penny less! It would be more including legal fees. I thank you. (The Vibrations had been continually rising and at this time there was a great demonstra- tion, and then‘ FATHER rose again to speak as follows:) This is just to show you what a wh.ole lot of your so-called friends will do :for you. So- called friends, so-called followers of Mine think they can get Me to compromise in some way! I have nothing to compromise! Not any- thing! Not a thing! What I have said, I have said; and I stand to it until the ‘world shall end! I said, I SHALL STAND TO IT UNTIL I THE WORLD SHALL END! A lot of so-called friends’;-so-called believers and so-called. endorsers, going around under- miningly, thinking they can undermine Me! They cannot do a thing! I need no defense! A I AM MY DEFENSE! I AM MY DEFENSE.’ That is what I AM!" I AM My own defense! I AM going to make an example out of some- one! The body called Bishop Selkridge is not the only one who claimed to be a believer of Mine I AM going to make an example out of. I shall let them see and know they cannot un- dermine Me! They cannot double-cross Me! I keep telling you, tell them to LAY OFF.’ ‘ I want all of My recent interviews and office talks transcribed and ready for publication; ready for the press _or ready for the courts or anything necessary, for I AM here to carry i it to a finish! I thank! you. I thank you. I thank you! V , PEACE ‘ We thank You, FATHER T Y P E W R I T E R S All Makes -— SOLD —— REPAIRED EXLIHANG-ED 1.0 Per cent Discount to Followers Harlem Typewriter Shop 55 WEST I25th STREET , _,,€;‘__. ',4_<A..—~:..n,._.___. _,,, ._ .._:-_.;-i,_ -' ‘ _ 1, s..,~..;»——c;*',__’__i,.".... , ’ A I _ . » -A «;e-»-1 ”‘»“ A O «.251; sg. ' \ ‘ December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. [T h e N E W D A V , 7 “I HAVE NOTHING TO COMPROMISE FOR AND1ANiNioT COMPROMISING’ —— FATHER DIVINE “Because I Have a Plan and a System by,Which I Can Emanci- pate the Under-privileged Men Are Trying to Hinder ME” “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIvEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY 'l.‘UESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1939 A.D.1r.I). TIME: 2:40 P. M. Many attempts have been made by individ- uals, organizations and the press to curb this mighty PEACE MOVEMENT, but th_ey are as little dogs barking -at the moon, and each court case advances this great Cause by leaps and bounds. , In this second Message .of this particular afternoon, our SAVIOR points out the fate of another antagonist who sought to under- mine the Work through false accusations, and even at his deathbed was stubbornly antago- nistic. One by one these individuals or organ; izations reach their destination, but the Work of GOD ALMIGHTY, FATHER DIVINE, marches on! Announcement by our Savior in this Mes- sage, of the opening’ and dedication of another beautiful home in the near future, in Yonkers, and two hotels, one at Krum Elbow and one -in Philadelphia, contrasts the success and hap- piness of those in_ harmony with their CRE- ATOR, with the downfall of those who oppose and seek to destroy the only hope of their salvation. WE THANK THEE, BLESSED REDEEMER! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S,Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE I At‘ this“ instance, since I mentioned a name a little while ago in My Message—even though I spoke volitionally, whatsoever I say of it, I bear record I would just like to say in ref- erence to My statement concerning the party called Bishop Selkridge, you will read about it or hear about it ‘anyhow——-when he attempted to oppose Me and went down in affliction, after _wh.ich .recuperatin.g, according to news- paper versions, he went back home, he re turned home and he fell under a stroke again, and it was said that he was buried yesterday. There were those of My followers with _lV[y consideration, who were in an automobile ac~ cident. Mr. Smith right here in this ‘builcling, . at least in connection with Mr. Lamb’s offi.ce, was in an automobile accident a few years ago, at that time being a man at least seventy, or more and very heavy. His head was‘ crushed as an eggshell. In a little while he was healed, but when he was carried to the hos: pital he was unconscious. When I visited him in the’ .hospital, consciousness returned to hint,’ although his head was crushed-I~ do not mean? just a fracture, but something like you would crush an egg-shell, an egg, and he was healed‘ completely. You do not even see the sign of a fracture. Can you not see the mystery? This man who called himself Bishop Selk- ridge, after he left the Movement he tried to defy ALMIGHTY GOD, according to state- ments, and when he was sent to the hospital, some of My followers, so I was informed, went‘ to see him; went to find out if he would like to hear something about .Me; and it was said that he said the other day, he did not want anything to do with Me and to take My name -away from there, even though he was on his deathbed, according to what was said; and yesterday it was said by aireliable source. that he was buried. They said he was buried very luxL11“iousl3I'—li_e had a beautiful casket and had the crown he wore as in his church, in his belief, his belief,—«—h.is religion different from rnine——«they said he had that crown on the head of his casket, as if though they did not want to put it on his head in the casket but on the head of the thing. ' A Live Rail _ » I AM saying this as an open statement. Tell them I said to LAY OFF and do not inter-' fere with Me, and please do not provoke Me;_ do not say anything malicious about Me or think antagonistically concerning Me, because it may affect your mind! I AM A LIVE RAIL in the mental world of expression, and in the personal world of activity I AM a LIVE RAIL! ‘N 8 I S V T H e N E W D A Y! Decemheir 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. \ Your physical body may be affected if._ you I think antagonistically concerning Me Personally! I AM not saying this to try to :frighten any- one, but this is not a coincidence or anything of that sort. You can see th.e result and real facts concerning the mystery. Now, Mr. Smith, a much more elderly man than he (Bishop Selkridge) was, and with his head crushed as it was, he wanted to see Me in consciousness—insignificant as I may ap- parently be-he came to consciousness when I entered the hospital. In the same like man- ner about Miss Wisdom, one of the exception- ally heavy angels who was in the same predica- ment practicallywher tongue cut out and eye outand all that. I went to the hospital and when I went in she regained consciousness; and shortly after that she was healed and now she is '**goiug about -her business»----one Wlm weighs around three hundred pounds, more or less—4and ‘she was foolish’ enough to believe and Want Me there, _ , ’ So I was informed. that Bishop Selkridge told them" to ‘take My name away from there; he did not want’ anything to do with, Me. I AM just making ‘the comparison, that you inight seeand know it means something to be in ‘har- mony,3d;with*GOD. _'Now, are_n’t you glad? , g ‘ No ,Comp,romise— , I is ‘Now remember, GOD‘ A.L_ONE‘SI-IAVLL REIGN! None shall ‘hinder Him, and as I stressed, I stress again for .-your-.consideration, -I HAVE NOTHING TO COMPRQMISE FOR, and _I AM NOT COMP-;R'OMI'SIN'G! ‘On Myfparlt ;the.:1”e. is not“ any such as thing ‘as, a_ coniprornise casje!’ I have not -authorized and-' I" have I not suggested it,‘ but ‘to°th’e extreme reverse, I came and “I stand to bring out to thepublic the innocence of your Servant! I have records to ‘show. It is wonderful! I-have not done anything yet ‘to. what I‘-will do. I -It is wonderful! _ -You heardone of thespeakers say a little while ago that the Kingdom of GOD is like untoa man who planted a vineyard and he*left his vineyard in the care of husbandmen———f'ar- mers—-and he went intoa far country. That is‘ the story. (She was-speaking in reference to same.) And when he hadbeen gone ‘for a season, he sent his servants to . gather the fruit of his vineyard. Those‘ husbandmen beat them and, sent them away shamefully » wounded and cast them out. He sent ‘another and then an-- other, and they did the same. But the Lord of the vineyard said, “I will send my beloved son; they will reverence» l1i1n.”’When they saw ' the son coming, they. said, ,“.He”re . is the, heir; we will kill him andithe inheritance"will‘I-be‘. ours)” to be sure that the inheritancewould be theirs. So they killed the son and cast him out ;i but what said the ‘Lord of the vine- yard? He said, “I will go myself an.d destroy those husbandmen and’ give the vineyard to others.” A You an have declared that I AM the LORD of the vineyard! Then there is no need for men to talk to Me if they are not in My world of expression.‘ You cannot cause Me to di- gress from My version even in illustration, for I AM ﬁrm"now, henceforth and forever! Withdrawal of Charges But I thought I would drop these thoughts, for your/consideration since it was called to your attention, although’ it is notnactually pub- lic property as yet~~this is My private resi- dence.’ But’-since they did notV‘gi.ve Me a copy of ‘the agreement, as I AM My own defense, I \\‘ have the record’ as it was for evidence, if there would be anyone concerned who would try toﬂobstruct justice or try toembroil Me, My followers or anybody else, or try to penal-' ize Me,'My Work“ or My activities, on account‘ of the agreement that they made’ as a with- drawal of all charges that they had against Me -as“ false, . erroneous and untrue. _ Then for iwliat cause would I ‘or anyone else have to paya penny? aSi.nc“e’ it is false and ‘u_ntrue,"_they‘_ should pay‘ us”_for' every penny followers have spent for lawyers’ fees and everything_ else‘; and pay them! for; every'tim'e they drove the"car"-down town and’ spent "gasoline -and“ time to go ‘down there in the ‘defense’ of this followers ‘do not have to ‘ones. peiiny, and if justice can be obstructed andthey are. not willing, if they are undermining themselves. to try to hold Me up or hold My followers up with an attempt to hold Me penalized and a prisoner, in a way of speaking, for the sake of dollars and cents; I will let the world know it! They cannot do a thing to Me! I AM the MASTER of the situation! Man has reigned long enough! Now GOD SHALL REIGN! What IAM saying is, I AM cutting loose from every-2 A thing’ that creeps or crawls I, I. AM not -bother-, . ing about any one of them because.“the arms of ﬂeshwill failsyou, you, dare not trust your own.” ‘They. may fail you if you try ‘to lean on them. ‘ Not Dealingwith aiMan! _ V I right or I AM w.rong!~wThese. state- mentsl have made this afternoon, I have made“ December 7th, 1939 ABDSFSQS them because I did not have the agreement given to Me, as it was given to the plaintiffs’ lawyer and it was not to be released until some certain time. I do not know, as far I AM Personally concerned, why it is withheld until‘ certain time. I do not know, as far as I AM PERSONALLY concerned! But I know what justice is concerned with. Justice, according to justice, why, I know! I know what it is! They are not dealing with a maul I know what has been agreed upon! Then, what is the agreement withheld from Me for? That is up to them! and I have it on record, what was'"agr‘eed upon. The agreement is ﬁnal! The agreement is ﬁnal or else if it goes on for the next twenty—five years, why then, someone is going to suffer for it. If the ag_reement is not legal and fnial, why, someone shall suffer for it aid shall pay . the consequences! For lol these many tins slander theﬁ brouglit about ‘l:.hrougl1 the _‘)1’€-.3-3, tl1ro;-gli the prejudicecl newspapers ;.11Cl otlie.“ repres=nta‘- tives. d='itl1 an atteinit l fra1__e l\lc itl an '4”; youi you liave Inade ers o c . . pende : I ‘ . ‘ doing common. labor _ a,n_d_ ‘ ' Te ‘ A. n fly ative systei _ h .1130 tl-e co-= per , . Version and he absolu_tely independent, be fee Ir-oin ‘the ha *dships of thenland probleni 8,110 other oppositions under which they have been 'laborin.g in lacks, wants and limitations; be- cause I have a plan and system where I can EMANCIPATE the u1‘1der—priVileged, they are trying to hinder it! A Too ‘ Much Happiness But they cannot do it! They have been try-I ing to do it for lo! those many years, since they started in the acts of these malicious at- tacks ;‘ ‘absolutely malicious, erroneous, false and untrue claims and charges, for the pur- pose of. tr'yi’11g torob you! They know you are ‘living in too much splendor, too much joy and happiness for them‘; for they are in lacks, ivants and limitatioiis! They know they are living in the state of segregation and i11-dis- crimination and in undesirable conditions by so“living; and they know I have EMANCL : I’’A’l‘ED, ‘you .all from such conditions! There? “ ' ‘, «fore, _they want to stop it, but they cannot! V Now, gthey have said... everything a l},O11g'l_.1e‘hi v I know that i Philaclelphia I-lotel——ninety-three-room The NEW DAY 9 can say. They have thought everything a mind can think and they have written every inali- cious and antagonistic, erroneous statement in the papers that can be read. Now the only thing I AM after is the eradication and the retraction of such in the same way they made the ﬁrst captions of it; to make a complete retrac- tion, as the statement was made and the agree- ment was signed by each and all of the plain- tiffs, the complainants, those who had! com- plaints against Me, signed by all ofgtheinl, that they exonerate Me from all charges and all claims and it was done on her account! On her and their agreement they signed and agreed to it, therefore they have declared that the charges were false, malicious and untrue by sigi1.i11.g such an »agree1nen"t”! e ' fN'ow‘, oil“ for any cause it does not become publicly kiiowii, I AM making or causing you, My innnediate i'ol.'lo.wers, to kiiow, for no doubt this ‘30l1'lii1j£;ff Sun<:lay and every Su;n<ilay there- after this Wl11l3€1", in the Rockland. Palace, I will liave sonietliing in_o1'e to tell you! The are too small apiareiitly there are tliiousands wlio clcsir « ather and desire to enjoy‘ My “ fore We are from now on, ieniamder of _.1e Winter, every S'unday! EVEI} Su__<:1ay all day! l«_1u1nElbow Hotel Dedlciitlﬂll Cejtloll o’ some Sundays maybe e:\':clncle’, ““1en we are called out of the city or sonieljt‘ of that sort. Shortly we are to dedicate th. ew Iiruni Elbow hotel, a steel structure l3’ujudi11g just finished and has not been occupied yet. They have not cooked anything in the new range yet. The dedication of this place will take place sometime in the near future. Then the Yonkers place must also be dedi- cated. If it is not on a Sunday, it must‘ be some day; but no doubt a Sunday would be more appropriate for the occasion. Then the hotel—-- purchased, paid for, owned, and is being re- novated, and will be operated by My followers. A ninety-three-room hotel besides “many audi- toriums, on Broad Street right near the City Hall——just about eight or ten blocks from the City Hall. This buildingwill have to be decli- cated as soon as it is completely renovated, when it is ready for occupancy. S0,?--it is ‘a privilege to live ~i-11 such a recoge‘, I /. ,‘ ~~ , , ~ ( V‘ _ I . . l nition,+ to see the SPIRIT of Movement December 7th,t1939 A.D.F.D. N going on, accomplishing and conquering» as s it goes! Aren’t you glad! -Now there are many things to be said and many to be done, but we will be also sending out and introducing bills from time to time according to My RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT PLATFORM, for the benefit of all mankind. , Aren’t you glad? We shall cause men to build upon this foundation, this RIGHTEOUS GOV- ERNMENT PLATFORM upon which we are standing, and mankind shall eventually see and know there is a reality in the Presence of your GOD! This is not something as an expression of a supposition; no longer to be‘ considered an imagination, , but to be considered your con- scious recognition and your realization of all nations universally, for the mouth “of GOD has declared it! I thank you. I thank you. I thank you! PEACE Tel. CA.thedra1 8-7020 DR. BLOOM DENTIST INC. 125th St. cor. Seventh Ave. ’ (Over Herbertﬂs Jewelry Store) ’ Other Offices: 125th St. cor._ Park Avenue HOURS: NI YO ‘ 86th St. cor. Lexington AVe.. N. Y. _ 42nd St. cor. Third Avenue N. Y. Daily =-- 9 to 9 34th St. cor. Third Avenue N. Y. Sundays 9 to 1 34th St. cor. Ninth Avenue N. Y. Albee Theatre Bldg., 1 De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn I‘ (Opposite Loeser’s) PEACE We thank You, FATHER ‘ . SPIC & SPAN VALET SERVICE Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing _Furs Glazed, Relined and Remodeled. I A All kinds of alterations 2376 7th Ave., S.W. Cor. 139th St. N..Y. City E. Milton Amos Thank /You, FATHER ALEXANDERIS SPECIALTY solder Hosiery, Corsets, . Underwear. , Al. Lassaw, Prop. 320 West 125th St. pP_EA,CE .. . _ . . *7 _ Peace Bet. 8th and St. Nicholas Aves. I We thank You. FA’I‘HER PEA.CEj-9 -I-he WORLD at LARGE - , MEALS IO CENTS and 15 CENTS I _‘4 EAST n5"th*STREET , N.-Y. ~,City ‘I I ‘ J . I / .« 1o _ S The NEW DAY Peace P E A C E UNiversity 4-9804 STEIN’S HARDWARE HARDWARE —— PAINTS —- PLUMBING RADIO SERVICE ~_ ALI. WORK GUARANTEED _ TUBES TESTED FREE NEON SIGNS SERVICED and REPAIRED . 321 LEN OX AVE.-—Near Cor. 126th St.—N. Y. C. PEACE Thank You} FATHER —- BEST VALUES IN NEW YORK - Or Your Money Back BASSER BROS. FABRICS. INC. Silks -— Woolens\—— Cottons —~ Remnants, Etc. JUST ASK ANY ANGEL Near 9th Ave. elevated 359 W. 34th St., N. Y. C.‘ Thank You, FATHER “If it is a hat we h-ave it” REGENT MILLINERY 128 W. 116th St., near Loew’s Theatre, N. Y. C. PEACE Thank You, FATHER R. 8: S. AUTO ELECTRICIANS Automobile Accessories and Supplies. Starters, Generators, Magnetos, Electrical Equipment, Repaired —— Radio and Auto, Batteries charged Rented, Repaired I ‘ 646 LENOX AVENUE ‘ New York City ' PEACE \ BE;R.Y'S SPORTSWEAR Hosiery and Underwear Z52:-A West 125th Street We thank You. FATHER. f B. GOODGLASS Silks, Woolens, Cottons, UpholsterylGoods V Novelties, Curtains, Drapery, Bed Spreads I582 PARK AVE. ‘New York City PEACE UNiversity 496110 B. Feinberg & Sons -' * Awnings * Window Shades" or VENETIAN BLINDIS 1 WEST 115th STREET, Y. C. PEACE PEACEL Peace I-Ia_nd.Laundry & Bargain‘ Store A ~Now Offering New Summer Rates I I 1866 Lexington Ave. Bet.’ 115th & 116th Sts. g I Tel.: UN. '4»,-8688 , _ , PEACE THE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC" More Room, Better Service. , . Fathers Followers. . . ‘ . Irving'Dardio’k, ,I)z'rect0r. ——— I. Rioliard,» Asst.‘ ‘Location, 289 Lenox. Ayeg,‘ N. Thank You, FATHERS‘ New York City * ’ I y We thank You,’ FATHER _ —— Instruments, ‘T Lo<aned'for Home Use. —‘~ Reasonable Rates to ~ \, I 4' - . _.._;_=-_ w ’ A I Decexnlier mi, 1939 ’A‘.D.I=.D. T'h‘$e NEW, D:»;Y , is GOD WOULD NOT BE GOD "IE HE coULDrNoT BE VICTO- RIOUS IN EVERY’ EXPRESSION or LIFE OR DEATH “I Shall Have All Dominion or‘Withdraw Myself from Visiibiility, and Cause That Spiritiin Opposition to the'Fundamental to Bring Woe and D6S’CI‘uCtiOI1’*’A-- FATHER DIVINE 9 “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE . AT THE BANQUET TABLE 152-60 WEST 126th STREET \ NEW’YORK CITY I TUESDAY EVENING and WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER,28th and 29th, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 3:18 A. M. The WORD of GOD stands firm forever, and He declared that heaven and earth would pass away before it would fail, so Why should the puny efforts of the workers of iniquity be even considered, much less disturb or perturb the minds of those Who know GOD? , So long as one knows that regardless to What comes orgoes, or What the appearances may be, GOD is GOD and VICTORIOUS by nature, assurance and consolation lie in His promise :. / “In perfect’ peace I will keep thee, Whose mind is stayed on Me.” Therefore, We need only live according to , , His WORD and trust Him Whole—hearted1y, and see the fulfilment of His WORD. PRAISE YOUR HOLY, IMMACULATE NAME, SAVIOR DIVINE! - . . (The foregoing statements are those of th transcriber, ‘and FATHER sings a few lines of the song, after which HIS Message follows.) ” SONG “Bread of Heaven, Bread of Heaven, I , Feedrme until I Want more and Inor._e.”. ‘ FATHER speaks as follows: O’ I PEACE, EVERYONE! That little composition that Was, and ,has been sung, the composition that was’ just sung and has been sung over and over again; it is not in our consideration :, 7 “Feed rne until I Want nb more.” by f I It is a conscious conviction and realization of ‘ millions, the more you are fed on the Bread of Heaven, the more and the more you Want. Whilst listening to the reading of the WORD, I thought once again how marvelous it is to live in such a recognition where the Spirit of GOD’S Presence is actually transforming the World and bringing all mankind into subjec- tion in the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose over and above every seeming opposition. H You heard the reading of many different testimonies, many different speeches concern- ing this Work and Mission; whilst yet I do not require people in these audiences to speak ac- cording to My version, neither to try to de~ fend Me; for I do not need any defense. I AM My own defense! I AM My own protection! I AM My own refuge and My own strength! There are not enough powers on‘ the face of the earth nor anywhere else to hinder GOD! By this you,Will know GOD is GOD, or you will know there is no GOD! GOD Is Victorious in All Things I need not say more, as it has been said by some, “If. FATHER is GOD, He will stand, or is He is not GOD, He will go doWnl”'GOD would not be GOD if He could not be VICTO- RIOUS in every expression of life or death! Nineteen hundred years ago in the Sonship Degree CHRIST came and won the victory in His endeavors, even through death and “the other place,” to let you see and know, Where~ soever GOD is, GOD is VICTORIOUS and a1- , ways Wil1>beI_Aren’t you glad? By this you Will know the truth concerning the mystery of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE among‘ you. VG-OD is VICTORIQUS in every manner ex--I I pressible, and in Ways that are inexpressible L GOD ISISUPERIOR and GOD is SUPREMEL For this cauSe,y.ou need not fret nor Worry, for_I AM the VICTORY from everyianglleﬁfex-,,.‘ 1 pressiblel As I said some time ago, if it Was necessary for‘ all visibility to go into oblivion. I ‘V‘*-.,.. A earth. ( 12 ’ the Spirit of My Presence would be just as operative and GOD would still have all DO- MINION! When you know the TRUTH, the TRUTH will set you free. You know deﬁnitely, Biblically speaking, yea, if you will speak according‘ to Biblical history, you know GOD did not have a BODY to bring things into creation. According to Biblical history, GOD created all things that are in the heaven and in the earth before He visibilated HIMSELF and before He even so much as made visible the earth! The earth was void and Without form in the beginning of the creation, but yet GOD was doing His own will in the act of performing His duty in carrying out the works of His creation. Though. being invi.sib'le,' aczcomingz; to T. the Scriptu1:'e, as SP.lR§I_T GOD moved and spoke into creation ﬂroin His own supernatn u.ral, invisible cons.id.e:ration, the creation, of things that were yet to be observed and things that were not to be olise;rvecl, He lgirouglit tliem forth i‘nto oul:.er ¢}X]_Jl"SSSl()l‘.l. in the future, after all of His creation; anlxl the bei;-g ‘void and vvithou't form, GOD ‘Let there be light.” T _ i into Bib1i_c:all_y " GOID jasfl formed. the earth, in the l:2egi1i1.’ii»1'ig bL‘..‘t 1 although it , 5 \1L‘ leing ' *i;i;;h_;:»ut for1'n; iul. the eartlin. w.i.tl1m out form, accordin_g to Biblical l;iist;or_v, things that are of the earth e:ar'tJl;1y, all of the earth creation. of the. great cosmic -forces of nature, were all invisible and without form. the earth, the creator of the visibility of the things of the 'earth’s creation, even so was the earth without form, and those things that are created and formed after the nianner of the nature of Mother Earth. B The visible things that pertain to life, even the winged birds of the air, though they may be termed birds of the air, yetethey are of the earth earthy. They are obliged to return to" the earth by gravitation, because they are of the earth earthy and the earth’s nature, gravitation, and the cosmic forces of nature in the earth will attract those things and draw them back to the earth; but yet those things’ were all invisible in «the beginning of the creaa tion. , I AM saying that to say this, with or without 3.113; visibility of anything, GOD is, OMNIP1 OTENT, OMNISCIENT and OMNIPRESENT, ‘having’ all DOMINION a.nd all AUTHORITY, and naught can slightly hinder My access! I ~.. \ The NEW DAY seen and bring them December 7th, 1939 A:.D,F,D., speak into actuality the reality of things un- into outer expression and cause mankind to observe them, just as the earth is now seen. When the earth‘ was void and Without form, the earth was created by the very same One, i and the same One could invisibilate the earth D and all things that are in or on the earth, and still be in evidence just as expressive and just as creative as He was in the beginning of the creation; and you have declared that I AM the ONE! ""‘Fret Not Yourselves” Then thoughts and things, ideas and opinions of men, there is not anything that has been devised by man can hinder Me in My advances in the least! That is what I AM talking about! Then_, as David declared concerning this 1”l1yS= tery: ’ “Fret not yourselves lT)€(.3£-lllS9 of the shall. of i1_1quity, for they It privilege to live in a recognition= — V V to build upon such foundation, a founr*_ation t_1at cannot be shaken; to lcnow the reality of GOD with , or ‘\rviil1o'ut any visibility of Wi'tl'J.ont lr_'1€ ‘visibil.ity of any of His cieation, GOD is OMIl\;l’lPO'I‘EN”1‘, OMN'l:S- CiEl\l'='l‘ and Ol\l;N'l;iR.ES_3)Ni’I‘; GOD has all DOG l\Lf‘ i"f[ON now, .l1e1'ic—:lf<:21‘tli and .forever.! il._ty of l}l‘l_i1”lg‘S (:l1l1(.)i11, ne1tl-e1 could The visib 1’ _, 1 it l1;i'_n<:ler the advances nor the unfoidinent of GOD’S Majesty, Dominion and A_1itl1ority’; fol“ GOD, as you know ll AM, goes bacl: into IN: FINITUDE, the end you cannot vision, before the beginning. of the creation, froni everlasting to everlasting; andbefore there was even time in consideration of the conscious minds of men, GOD has always been! , Then in this advanced or revised version of that composition. just sung: II “Bread of Heaven, Feed me until I want no more,” § this is, in one sense ofthe word, true; for the "LORD is your SHEPHERD and you shall not want; but on the other "hand, in this lig.ht of V understanding‘, you never get tired nor get enough of this Bread that I give. ' 10,000 People Cannot Be Wrong This is not a supposition. This is not some- thing to merely be considered as semething that should be superstitiously discerned, but it is a fact! B You can plainly see by your own experi—' ence, you never get tired of Me. If this is true" l i :‘§3éQ3PFh-lay... {Q 1 ‘,2 (‘F a December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. A The NEW DAY ’ I A O 13 concerning you, if I say only ﬁve or ten thous- and others who have been close enough“'to know Me, ten thousand people cannot all be wrong. What said I concerning the mystery in the Body called Jesus? ~ . “By the mouth of two or three witnesses every word shall be established.” ‘Thereforeiby the mouth of millions, over"and above every “opposition, every WORD that I have declared intuitivelyand inspirationally and declarationally, every WORD is actually estab- lished! .Aren’t you glad? ‘ sThen uponlthis foundation you need not fret nor worry, for as'I have declared thousands of times, it is .a matter-of impossibility for GOD to be aifailure! It is a matter of impossibility for GOD to be defeated! I said, I CANNOT BE DE- FEATED! In life or in death I AM VICTORI- OUS, and naught shall hinder. But even, say, from an abstract, outward expression, the be- lief in GOD and all of the activities of all true believers are as a living sacrifice for the STANDARD that I have lifted and for their religious conviction._ If I could be a failure, ias~I say, the hope of millions has gone into. oblivion and GOD shall invisibilate Himself on the earth and visibilate and .materializeand personify the “other fel- low.” That is what I AM talking about! A All"Dominion or Complete Withdrawal I shall have MY Way, and shall have all DOMINION and all access over every’opposi- tion, whether in ‘the BODY or out of the BODY, " or else. I will withdraw Myself in all of My expression from the visibility of the inhabitants of the earth and cause that spirit or that mind, .of which is ‘destructive in opposition to the FUNDAMENTAL, to destroy itself and bring misery, woe and destruction, without the slight- est gleam of the reﬂection of a sketch of GOD’S LIGHT to /the ‘inhabitants of the earth. The time has truly come that GOD ALONE SHALL REIGN, but if perchance you think it is possible ‘for anything in opposition to- Me to stand, why, then I will declare atheism through- out the land and in all countries, and give power to that which-has dominion. Your Chris- tian or religious career from every angle of an expression of a religion, and all of your versions concerninggGOD on earth or in heaven, are at stake, as said the WORD such as you . have read. I What said I throughthe WORD? . “The. heaven andlthe earth shall pass away, but the,WORD of our GOD stands ' forever." before My WORD should fail or fall! That is -and the CONTROLLER of all of your destiny, " .Who think that they or anything could hinder -is what I AM talking about»! .u The sacriﬁce of the heaven and the earth ‘and all things that are in them, would be a sacri- ﬁce in opposition to that which I have spoken what I” AM talking about! Then I say, it is -a privilege to live insuch a recognition and -to know once and forever, GOD is above every opposition, every criticism, every ‘accusation and ‘all undesirable conditions; for GOD is the MASTER of OMNIPOTENCY and the ‘CONTROLLER of all consequences! How glorious it is to know the'TRUTH! The Truth Will Set You. Free Upon this foundation wh_en you stand, if you know the TRUTH, the TRUTH will set you , free, but if you do not know the TRUTH, you are what the people call" “wishy—washy.” You do not know. where you are going nor where you have been. That is what I AM talking about! -‘But when you know,the TRUTH, you are substantiated in faith, you are unshaken in conﬁdence, and you could say with Me, if there was anything that could come in opposition‘ to Me asixa Person and could hinder Me in the lea.st, or retard My advances or My unfoldment, why then, that is the thing that should be rep- resented as GOD and worshiped as GOD! N Let ME and everything else thatpcannot stand over and above every opposition devised by man or surmised by man, if I cannot stand over and above every consideration and every‘ conceivable thought that may be. inculcat_ed ‘or C’ reincarnated in_ the hearts and lives of men, then let Me go to “the other place” and every- thing with which I, AM concerned! That is what I AM talking about! A A If anything ‘is more real than I AM, let it remain! If it is more TRUE, if it is more GOOD, if it is better for humanity than 1 AM; then let it remain and ‘let that which I AM, and all things with which I. AM concerned go to “the other place” from whence it 1 should have come.! ,”That is what I AM talking about! How ignorant any person or persons are Me! How ignorant! you are if you are believers and can be perturbed or disturbed at anything that a person can say or anything a mind can think! GOD is GOD wheresoever you go, and if you know GOD, you are ~undisturbe’d! That “If .1 AM the ONE” If you can be disturbed I do not need you”! I came. treading the winepress all alone! That; is, if I AM the ONE. If IAM not the ONE a I ' ‘ 14 I "rue New DAY » andincannot stand, then let Me go and let the one come who is the one! That is wh.at I AM talking about! Then I say, let the one go and let the one come who is the one that can stand! That is what I AM talking about! And where in “the other place” are you going? And what ‘are you talkingpabout? You do not know a thing about GOD, if you can be disturbed in the least! I will shake everything inhcreation, if _ I AM the ONE with Whom you have to, do. and the ONE of Whom you have declared I AM! I I Then, what are you-talking about? What are you. talking about and what are you th.iuk- ing about‘? There are not enough powers on earth nor in “the other place” to hinder Me! Then what are you talking about? It is the lack of understanding and the lack of F.AITl.l! GOD is GOD with or without a BODY! I AM VICTORIOUS WITI--I OR WITHOUT A BODY! I AM VIC’.l.‘ORY IN DEAT1-I! I AM VICTORY in “the other place!” That is what I AM talk- ing about! I, GOD, have power over “the other I place,” death, and the .. grave, and none shall hinder Me! That is what I AM talking‘ about! Now, what are you thinking about? I came ‘treading the winepress all alone, (and of the people there were none to help! Not a cursed one! NOT A CURSED ONE! That is what I AM, talking, about! Not a man can do a thing! There is not anything can do anything, NOT A THING to ‘Me to hinder Me in the least! I AM THAT I AM, or else I AM nothing! That ' is What I AM talking about! Put It on the Scale Now whatsoever is right, let it stand! What- ‘soever is right, put it on the scale and if you "think anything else has more power than I and can do more than I can; can hinder Me or can prevent Me or can retard the unfoldment of My MAJESTY, DOMINION and AUTHORITY; if. in your conscience anything can, you just do not know Me! And if it could or can, why then, IAM not that I AM! Then’ I should be w!iere_I'should have been. I should have been gone! That is what I AM talking aliout! Take these ‘thoughts to consideration and remember, before I had any BODY, Isaid: “Let there be light, and, there was light.” Before. I had any BODY 1 said: “Let dry land appear,” and it came forth into observation, and even now if I choose to reverse My gears of think- PEACE ~ Phone: LE. 4-2254. ing and say, “Let dry land disappear,” it will disappear! The visibility of GOD cannot hin- der His DOMINION; cannot hinder His ex- istence! GOD is just as operative and just as expressive with His BODY as He is without it, and just as operative and just as expressive without His BODY as He is with it; therefore naught can hinder! These thoughts are well worth considering, , \ because there are those, as" in the days of old, who claim to know who GOD is, until some lit- tle shadow of nothing comes forth. It is the lack of understanding, the lack of FAITH,ithe lack of COURAGE and the lack of LOVE! From the very beginning, the sacriﬁce of, “all creation, according to ‘the Scripture, was put up as a ‘living, visible and invisible,.as a cre- ative sacrifice of all creation for GOD’S WORD and GOD’S WORD alone. “The heaven’ and the earth shall pass away, but the WORD of our GO stands firm :forever.” ’ I‘ The mouth of GOD has declared it! Hence, I have the VICTORY now, hence- forth and forever, from every angle‘ expres- sible. Even before the Sonship Degree was es- tablished, it had been declared by Christen-V dom: “He came through forty-two differ- ent generations and He never lost a battle.” If this be true, then so be it among you; for I AM the same today, yesterday and forever! V A I thank you. Itthank you. I thank you! 'l‘el. 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So those Who come among us and see only eating and drinking and shouting, are missing the essence of the KINGDOM of GOD, FATHER DIVINE. But when the sincerity, the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose, the brotherhood of man and the FATHERHOOD of GOD is observed, then is real ‘benefit de- rived, for the understanding is evidenced. This was explained by our SAVIOR in a brief Message at the banquet table following the Righteous Government Forum at Sixty- third Street, and also the significance of «giv- ing thanks and praises to GOD for such abun-I dance of blessings He has bestowed upon us. ?Return'ing from the Meeting to participate ewith us in Holy Communion were Captain Mil- lard J. Bloomer and Rev. J. E. Milburn of Bristol, Tenn., both of whom enjoyed the Spir- it as manifested. ' . For Your ‘precious Words of Life, Vdfear7 LORD, We thank Thee! (The foregoing statements are those of transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows I the little composition‘ sung before He rose to speak.) “FATHER is the victory, ., FATHER is the victory, FATHER is the victory that overcomes the“ world, . FATHER is the victory!” PEACE,» EVERYONE! That little composition just sung, if you can conceive the idea‘ concerning the mystery, you will be able to see and Observe the significance of it. According to your version: ' “FATHER is the victory.” GOD through His condeseension may be the embodiment of FAITH, for FAITH is the vic~ tory that overcomes the world; or, “This is the victory that ’overcometh the world, even your faith.” Then if you have substantiated FAITH and unshaken CONFIDENCE, you will not be doubtful, but you "Will be faithful. By this you will be able to overcome every opposition in you yourselves as individuals, ,but by ‘ My SPIRIT. The SPIRIT will do it! ‘ At this‘. particular instance I would just like to say, We have visitingfriends with. us as usual. If any Of our visiting friends care to speak, they are Welcome to move volitionally as we do, if they care to. Remember, your time is our time. If youdo not care to speak or if you do not care to move as We do, if you allow us to introduce you according to custom, we willabe pleased to do so, if we have the infor- mation necessary for your introduction. .l' tiiank you. I ‘ A I Aniazed I at the Banquet (Capt. Bloomer introduced Rev. Milburn at this time, and ‘We heard from Rev. Milburn as followsz) p PEACE “to everyoneip I should like to‘ take this .oppo.rtunityfto express my appreciation IV for the privilege of being here. I was perfect- l8 . I The NEWsDAY lb December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ly amazed as I sat he.re during the meal and tried between spells of eating, to pass» the abundant supply of food that just kept com- ing from ‘somewhere. I have attended many banquets during niy publicvcareer, and I want to say that I have not attended one yet that has been so bountifully provided for and sup-. plied with so many good things to eat as I have found here. Someone said something about Southern cooking——well, there are no cooks thatihave anything on the ones who pre- pared this meal tonight. . _ I And I appreciate also how you‘ folks have stood by. ‘I have appreciated the spirit of ear- nestness that perineated this gathering. I have not even thought of looking at my own watch and if any of you have looked at your watches, - you have certainly done :it’so slyly no one could — detect it. * Again let me express my appreciation for the privilege of attending this splendid ban- quet and enjoying -this fellowship. May the blessings of GOD ALMIGHTY, the FATHER, abide with you forever, is my prayer. ‘ . FATHER’S Message (FATHER rose at this timeto deliver His inspiring Message as follows:) ‘ PEACE, EVERYONE! , . _ I would just like to say, we highly «appreciate the presence of the last speaker, the minister -from Tennessee; and notgonly appreciate his .» presence, but also his message and his outward expression of sincerity. Itjis a wonderful priv- ilege to be at a place in consciousness where.- you can- transcend the barriers of human su- perstition, mortal- criticism and other mortal tendencies that will present themselves, and observe the TRUTH in such. dint audience as this. i - '. ' The average, person——there are a good many who have not been actually converted-—c'annot appreciate the unfoldment of this mystery, for it ‘is so far above the average convert, they cannot understand, it.» In their superstitious ideas and opinions they are caught up in a belief of superstition, a good many of them; but I AM pleased to know that this, gentle- tman ccm,_ and ‘did, and actually does. under- stand enough. to see, and to express his sin- cerity and express the truth ‘concerning ‘the mystery as he sees it. y ' p 3 A V I would just like to say to ,,our visiting friends and to others, those who do not know, this is A a matter of course. It is‘just a regular mid--- night banquet. At One Hundrd and Twenty- second Street and Madison Avenue, we have our midday banquet when I AM Personally in the city, and it is just the same, In the early morning they have a banquet here and also over there and elsewhere, around eight o’clock or nine o’clock; but out ofiall of our getting, we desire to produce and bring to fruition-un- derstanding. I ’ Seek the Kingdom First Wisdom from GOD in the name of Solomon, said: i I “In all of thy getting, get understand- ing‘?! ' V’ ‘ We do not mean to_merely eat food alone, the material food for the sustenance of the body; neither to express gluttonously, but to express the truthof GOD as the SOURCE and the SUPPLY that will satisfy’ every good desire. A gluttonous spirit or mind merely for the sustenance of the body, may not ‘express the significance of what it is all about,-if we would merely eat the food and clamor for the mate- . rial sustenance of the body; but it is a true saying that has actually been fulfilled with us: ' ’ I “First seek ye the Kingdom of ‘GOD and His righteousness, and all of these things ‘ shall be added.” The abundance of supply as an abstract expression, is but a slight sketch and a re- flection of a percent of a fraction of a gra_i11 of the mystery of the spirit and the truth of the thing within. First we have the spirit of this and the spirit and the “right-useness" of wliatsoevel" we have in experience, .,or RIGHT- EOUSNESS, as Jesus put it :- ‘ “First seek ye the Kingdom of GOD and His righteousness, and all of these things shall be added.” . We are pleased to say we seek diligently and have sought diligently the KINGDOM and the/ “RIGHT—USE-NESS’,’ of the Kingdom of Righteousness, and we find that these things are now bountifully supplied in the fulfilment M of the Scripture, yea, the Gospel, as Jesus promised. They are being added and they will be bountifully supplied to any person or per- sons who will live exactly ‘according to the teaching. A The Spiritual Is the More ‘Signiﬁcant Now I ‘would liketto say, at times it may look. as if though the material side is the sig- " A b'a~7th',.1.e39 iAZ.D.F.D. —n..New ‘DAY nificance, but the spiritual in My consideration. is the real significance! The material is the outward expression and the manifestation of something; for the material will convince the conscious mentality of, men there is a reality in something, but the SPIRIT invisible is un- observable saving by those who are spiritually inclined and are inspired to discern spiritual things. Therefore it is essential for the things to come forth into outer expression on the material plane, for the conscious mentality cannot observe spiritual things, as I often say, unless it is someone who is spiritually inspired or spiritually inclined. For this cause things are made real and they are made manifest on the ‘material plane, so that the conscious minds of the children of men might observe them and be convinced and believe that there is a reality in the true and the living GOD. As I often say, this is some- v thing to consider. Now this is a matter of course with us-MY followers here and elsewhere. If it was only for the material comfort and convenience and for the sustenance of the body, it would be worth praising GOD for, would it not? . . when today thousands and thousands, yea, mil- lions, are wi.thout employment, without food, without comfort and without convenience‘? Many have prayed years before you ever heard of Me Personally: ' " “LORD, make us truly thankful for the ‘ food we are about to receive for the nourishment of our bodies and for the beneﬁt of our souls, in the Name of the LORD, Jesus Christ. Amen.” GOD has truly made these truly thankful and they have imbibed the Spirit of His Presence of thanksgiving so vividly, the very words by the Spirit come out of them volitionally: “I THANK YOU, FATHER!” They are made to be truly thankful. I Energized by the Spirit I do not mean to say that they are merely made to say, “I thank You,” but the imbibe- ment of the SPIRIT .has actually energized and spiritualized the spirit of things within their physical bodies through reincarnation. They are . made thankful personally, being the personiﬁca- . tion of that volitionated expression of thanks- giving and praise. ~ g Electric wires, when they are charged with the current, they are electriﬁed. Individuals, when. they are inspired and charged with the spirit of such aconviction, they are spiritual- ized and become. to be the personiﬁcation of that of which they are expressing, or that which they are P stressing. Therefore they are actual physical, personiﬁed, thankful bodies to GOD for the blessings .-they receive. you glad ? I And it is so far beyond the-visibility of things or the material things of life, if you could only discern the mystery of the reincarnated spirit of thanksgiving and of praise, and the personi- ﬁcation of it," you would see how great it is to have such a‘conviction and to become to be such a reincarnated. an.d a personiﬁed expression of such a PERFECT PERSON as Jesus. “I thank Thee, FATHER, that Thou ‘ hast always heard me pray.” This was the expression *of Jesus. It has been reproduced and brought into ' expression by reincarnation; therefore unthoughtfully and volitionally and voluntarily, if you are in an automobile accident, you say: “I THANK YOU, FATHER!” and become to be living Epistles seen and read by men; no longer merely speak- ing it or being taught it theoretically, but being the expressers of it characteristically and dis- positionally and moving volitionally because you have imbibed it and have reincarnated it and have personiﬁed it. l:-lence you are the personi- ﬁcation of that supernatural, invisible phenom- enon. Aren’t you " glad? ‘ Express the Perfect Picture Then I say, live in this recognition and con--, I tinue to express the PERFECT PICTURE characteristically; not so much physically but characteristically and dispositionally, until PER:-2 FECTION shall have ' been established, univer- sally, socially, religiously, morally, intellectual-I ly, spiritually and politically. Therefore in all of your activities, endeavor to bring forth the PERFECT PICTURE . by living according to the fundamentals that will cause you to produce , and bring to fruition the PERFECT PICTURE. That is the mystery. That is the reason for My followers being so devout politically as American. citizens. It is because they ﬁrst sought the Kingdom of GOD and His RIGHTEOUSNESS; for when they con- tact any ﬁeld of endeavor, if they live exactly according to My Teaching, they will reproduce the PERFECT PICTURE :in that which they are endeavoring and expressing. industrially, socially, economically, even agri- culturally, they must express the PERFECT" instead of the imperfect; for it must be ac- cording to the CHRIST LIFE within the indi- vidual; for, as I said, I think it w_a's‘yesterday; . I brought out a little composition. Solneolie Aren’t ’ ious ? 20 said something about the mind being on Me and they did not do something or forgot about something. I said, . “If your mind is stayed on Me, The more perfect you should be . . . )3‘ The more accurate and the more expressive of PERFECTION you should be, if your mind is I stayed on Me, if I AM Whopyou say I AM! If you do not express PERFECTION by your mind being stayed on Me, in all of your activi- ties, it is an outward expression that I AM not what you say I AM& or you are not living according to My Teaching and are not living according to My SPIRIT———one or the other. So it is‘ up to you. ' Make Christ of Some Service to Men Now you should express perfectly from every angle expressible. If you are an automobile mechanic, you should be the best one; if your mind is stayed on Me; for I should cause you by inspiration and by. harmonization to produce the best of whatsoever you are endeavoring. In business, in profession and in trade, in all of your activities produce the BEST! If your mind is stayed on Me, you should do it and you will do it; for the PERFECT will produce the PERFECT. The ‘imperfect will produce the imperfect. Therefore we take the Life of CHRIST along with us in all of our daily activities. When this is done, then CHRIST on earth among men in your religious con- viction. will be of some real service to them. What good would it be for you to be religious if you could not be better and do better than you could if you were not relig- Your religion should make’ you bet- ter, as it may be termed. I say, as it may be termed your religion. That which is of CHRIST, that which is of GOD, should be the _ BEST! “Hence GOD will make you the head and not the tail. This particular quotation is applicable to you in every walk of life and in every activity in all of your expressions. If you allow GOD to be uppermostly in your . consciousness and CHRIST to “have full con- trol, you will be the BEST in all you say and in alltyou do. That is what I AM talking about!» And it.‘ will be no longer you but the CHRIST that. dwells in you. 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FATIlER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILST AT THE RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT MEETING 204 WEST 63rd STREET NEW YORK CITY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1939 A.D.F.D.. TIME: 11:20 P. M. ‘It was a wonderful sight to see how the great audience awaiting the personal arrival of the DEAN of the Universe, FATHER DI- VINE, jumped to their feet and shouted. with happiness as HE -walked into the meeting and on to the rostrum and 'C.')-Gk a seat near the back, as HE usually does. ‘ The meeting was in progress and a number of visitors were present. Reverend J. E. Mil- burn of Bristol, Tennessee was with us, and when asked to speak, he said, “PEACE, EVERYONE: I am very happy for the privi- lege of being here; however I am not here as one to teach but as one to learn. Thank YOU, WEDNESDAY 29th, FATHER DIVINE, for the invitation to come‘ here. Thank you.” Captain Bloomer and Doctor Broadman were also with us, and both chose to speak about the opening and dedication of the MODEL HOME in New Rochelle, which took place last Sunday. Both expressed“ their deep apprecia~ tion for having the privilege to be present, and spoke highly of the beauty of the home and \. garage, both inside and out. They said it was indeed a MODEL HOME and one to be proud of as a Standard, a Sample and an Example for ‘others to copy after.. Many other visitors spoke, someadiscussing taxation, which was the topic of the evening. And last but by far not the least, our Beloved SANIOR Arose and delivered to the Universe at large this very beautiful and soul—stirring . Lecture which is herein transcribed for ‘the 1*eader’s edification. . * THANK YOU, 0 KING OF THE UNI- VERSE!‘ ‘ ' p '. (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER Speaks i’ollows:) PEACE, EVERYONE: Good Health, Good Will. and a Good Appetite! Life, Liberty and the reality of Happiness! These and all other bless- ings I bring into expression and cause man- kind to come into possession of them and ob» serve them. " It is a privilege to realize the Life of CHRIST can be so vividly and legibly exemplified ‘until you will reproduce and materialize the iden- tical Nature and Characteristics of your SA- VIOR. It is for this cause MY Followers the universe over are living in the conscious recog- nition and the realization of,GOD. They are endeavoring to reprodiice and bring to frui- tion in their lives the very Nature and the Characteristics of CHRIST. This is not a supposition, no longer super; stitiously discerned, but it is discerned by the children of men wheresoever I AM and where- soever I have been. It has long since been declared on the nega- tive hand, “Evil communications corrupt good morals; ill qualities are catching as well as diseases,'~and a man is known by the company he keepsl” If this is true in the negative way, in the un« desirable way of expression, what about the POSITIVE, the DESIRABLE WAY of life that will bring liberty and "tranquility of spirs it? If we can contagionize others with the con- tagious germs of immorality, of deli:-':.uclie.«ry and falsity and incompetence and untruth, why not realize we can also contagionize the at- mosphere in which we live with Competence, Honesty and Truth? The POSITIVE is just as expressive as _the negative but it has not been stressed effec- tively.’ Men will tell you, “Evil co1n1I1L111i'i?.tion is catching,” _but they will not convince you definitely that the POSITIVE is just as con- " 24 tagious as the negative. But I came to let you know that the POSITIVE and all GOOD can be as contagious for mankind as the negative ever has been! Infecting» Mankind "Now that is what I AM doing on earth in heaven today. I AM contagionizing the atmos- phere in which we live and I AM causing man.- kind to be infected by this great contagion of Righteousness, Truth and Justice just as I have it within MY Own Consciousness. It is for this cause, under the Righteous Government Movement. as Righteousness marches on, the Followers and Believers in this spiritual dem- ocracy of which I -AM stressing, they are re-- paying all old bills; they are righting their wrongs as an act of a convincement that there is a reality in the Actual Presence of GOD. There was a man once in JESUS’ time who saw JESUS coming, and he ran and climbed up the sycamore tree; but. when JESUS drew near, JESUS said: I ‘ , “Come down, for I must abide at your house today!” When this thought is conveyed by the spirit of GOD’S Actual Presence, “GOD MUST ABIDE AT YOUR HOUSE,” you,will try to set your house in order. You make up your mind to adjust matters satisfactorily, to learn to deal justly and be honest in your dealing = between man and man. For this cause, you, by the millions by such a. recognition, are do- ing even as Zacchaeus did. “If I have wronged any man I will re- store him. (or repay him) fourfold!” The spirit of‘_GOD’S presence will cause you to adjust matters satisfactorily. That is the way you can tell ME you believe GOD is pres- ent With you! But if you continue in dis- honesty, incompetence and untruth, ‘and con- tinue to live in vice and crime and debauchery ' of every kind, you cannot convince even a per- son, any other person, that you are conscious of GOD’S Presence. ‘ Deeds and Actions But oh, how glorious. it is when you are con- vinced once and forever, GOD is present, a I Living Realityla You do away with all of your dishonest traits; not only in spirit and in mind but in DEEDS and in ACTIONS you begin to adjust matters satisfactorily,‘ you begin to A right your wrongs; for GOD is present! You know they must be right if GOD will abide at, your house! I T H e N E w D A Y Decemlier 7th, 1939 'A)D.F.D. If you are expecting company, especially an _ honored guest, you will do everything to make it pleasant for your guest, because you realize unless‘ you produce decency and honesty in‘ actions and in deeds, your guest will not abide with thee. So it was with. the little man. He knew with- in himself, CHRIST would not abide with him unless he righted his wrongs. Remember, CHRIST is not matter as flesh and blood and bones alone, but with the right concept and the understanding concerning the mystery, CHRIST is the great Principle. , This great Principle of which I AM stress- ing, of which I AM demonstrating, of which I’, have manifested, of which I AM‘ reproducing C in the hearts and lives of the children of men, will not abide with you forever unless you ad- just matters satisfactorily. For what said on one occasion? “MY Spirit will not always strive. with man,” and, “GOD will not dwell in an unclean ' temple,” ' a temple of corruption, of Vice and of ’ crime; of dishonesty, of incompetence and of untruth! -—CHRIST will not abide in your house. There- fore you must adjust matters ‘satisfactorily and harmonize with the Nature and the Char- acter of your SAVIOR, or else your SAVIOR will not abide with you! For what said the Scripture concerning this mystery? “Two cannot walk together except. they agree”, I Hence if you. are inhafmonious by character, by nature and by disposition or characteristic- ally, you cannot walk with JESUS. Butif you i take on the Nature and the Characteristics of CHRIST and deny yourself for HIS Life,,why, then you will attract HIM and HE will abide with you "forever, as said the Gospel: “MY FATHER and I,” said HE, “will! come and make OUR abode. with you!” V Not the Person but the Presence It is a privilege to observe the recognition‘ of such a conscious religious convictions‘ When it is established within the hearts and livesof the children of men, such a recognition auto- matically adjusts matters‘ *’ satisfactorily. For I JESUS as a Spersoniwith ‘the children; of men , V were _ nineteen hundred years ago, when they /. December mi, 1939 'A‘.D.I-‘.D. l the NE‘W4D'AlY!i 23 anhungered HE fed them. They were bounti- ‘fully supplied of everything their hearts de- sired. It was not because JESUS physically or personally did something especially, but the significance of 'CI~IRIST’S Presence produced a phenomenon that automatically brought into expression the things that were necessary for the sustenance of the body and for the sus- tenanceof the soul. , As the light dispels darkness, even so will such a recognition of this Supernatural Actual Present SAVIOR dispel. and eradicate unde- sirable conditions, and will establish your go- ing in the land of the living, and bring into outer expression. the DESIRABLE for the undesirable; the POSITIVE for the negative.’ For wh.at said the prophet concerning the !mystery? 4 “HE giveth beauty for ashes and the oil of joy for the spirit of heaviness!” Therefore if you are weary—- “Are you weary?‘ Are you heavy-hearted? Tell it to JESUS,‘ _ Tell it to JESUS alone!” .“You have no other ’ Such a Friend nor Brother, Just tell it to JESUS alone!” This does not mean to tell it to a person, even though CHRIST, nineteen hundred years ago as today, personiﬁed HIMSELF as a. per- son to show you the way; but tell- it to CHRIST alone——-a Principle that CHRIST has manifested and brought to fruition in HIS Temple. ' Tell to the Impersonal Presence - Then I say, “Tell it to JESUS alone!” If you speak after the manner of men under Christen- dom, “Tell it to JESUS alone!” But yet when you observe the mystery you will tell it to the IMPERSONAL PRESENCE of your SA- VIOR! alone, with or without a bodily form. And when this is done, as with ME and with MINE, so will it be with you! You will over- come every foe; you will overcome every oppo- sition; you will have victory from every angle expressible, for I have it once and forever! GOD’S Presence gives victory over‘ wicked- ness, over all adverse and undesirable condi- tions; and with David you can say! in all con- ﬁdence and in a conviction that cannot be shaken: ' “The Loanis my Shepherd and I "shall not want 1.", J I I Just to think with ME, you feel good, do you not? It is a Supernatural Touch!-Can you not see the mystery? And as with the Touch, so can I be with you now, henceforth and for- . ever if you will allow ME to! When I say I, I AM not speakingpof matter, I AM not speaking of personality, I AM not speaking of individuality; but this Principle that I have lifted as a Standard and the Vic- tory and the Power over adverse and unde- sirable conditions will be with you now, hence- forth and forever! . If you notice the conclusion of MY Letters, if you use them as an application of your con- viction as an affirmation, they are as applica-: ble to you and for you as they are for ME; for if you know the truth, the truth will set you free. plicity, in all sincerity, in all conscientiousness, in all conviction from the very depths of your soul, “IAM WELL,” for GOD has made you well; “I AM HEALTHY, I AM, JOYFUL, I AM PEACEFUL, I AM LIVELY, I AM LOVING, I AM SUCCESSFUL, I AM PROSPEROUS and I AM vHAPPY!” _ ’ it Changed to Realization of If you are not conscious of such" a phenom- enon as being established within you, by your afﬁrmation, GOD will make it real by conﬁr- mation. When it shall have been conﬁrmed as you shall have afﬁrmed it, GOD will make it an affirmation for you, and from anafﬁrmation you will be able to recognize that which has been affirmed and that which has been con- firmed. And when the recognition shall have come forth into consciousness, it will no longer. be merely an afﬁrmation neither merely a con- ! ﬁrniation, by it being conﬁrmed by the CON- FIRMER, but it is changed into a recognition and a realization, by a declaration! ‘ When GOD conﬁrms your affirmations you can recognize that which you have once sur- mised. By affirming that which you surmised, GOD conﬁrmed it and caused you to recognize that which you had merely surmised in the be- ginning. And by the recognition of such 3. Presence being actually a Living Reality and being with you as your REFUGE and as your» -STRENGTH and your PROTECTION, by liv- ing Evangelically whole—heartedly GOD Will make your afﬁrmation a conﬁrmation, and your con- ﬁrmation a recognition, and your recognition a. realization, and your realization will be a dec- laration for others as well as yourself! You all can declare by your conscious religious con- viction I have- the victory for yourself and for others over every difficulty, over all trials and You will be able to say in all sim- . WV,‘ _' Z6 44 tribulations! YOU ALL KNOW I HAVE! JESUS did say, “I AM the Way, the Truth and the Life! No man cometh to the FATHER but by ME!” If you follow in the footsteps, of CIIRIST and live Evangelically whole—heartedly, such a life will lead you to the FATHERSI-IIP DEGREE. It does not necessarily mean, lead you to some place geographica.lly, neither does it necessarily mean, lead you to some place physically or per-‘ sonally to a person called the “FATHER;” but it will lead you to the FATHER, the FATl~£ER— SHIP DEGREE——a place in consciousness where perfection shall have been actually established once and forever. H‘ l ' “I Will Fear No Evil” —When this is accomplished you need not fret nor worry, for GOD HIMSELF, is with you, as said David. ' “Thy Rod and Thy Staff, they comfort me. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I shall fear no evil, for Thou art with me,” said he. ‘ You are consciously convinced and convicted to believe and know, GOD is with you wheresoever you go. In any endeavor, know once and for- ever GOD is with you and will lead you and will guide you and will give you the victory over every difficulty, over all oppositions, over all trials and over all tribulations; for CHRIST is the VICTORY for each and everybody if they will allow HIM to be! I How glorious it is to know the truth! A good many people pray to GOD for blessings; and they know or think in themselves they do not have them and will not get them. What is the use to pray unless you beliiéve? The same as I have often said to a good many people who come to ME for help; They say, “FATHER, ‘ bless me, or heal me, or help me!” I say, “HAVE FAITH,” and that is suflicient. Why should you go through a multitude ofwords in a groveling attitude toward GOD, with emotions and beseechings and bequesting and crying and moaning and grieving? When you pray, pray to’ G-OD with all sincerity, yet in all simplicity Know within yourself once and forever, GOD has heard you before" you call! It" is written: “Before they call I will answer, and whilst they are yet speaking I will hear!” ‘ Then why go through such an agony in a I, . The NEW DAY, »have to do that. December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. groveling attitude towards GOD, in beseeching, in moaning, in grieving and in crying, trying to approach the Throne of Grace? You do not GOD is not a.1nortal man with mortal sympathy for some crocodile tears! But, ‘ “Rejoice in the LORD alway and again I say, rejoice. Let your moderation be made known to all men, the LORD is at hand!” .And whatsoever you may desire, ask’ faith, doubting nothing, and you shall have your heart’s desire _if your desires a.re unselﬁsh. Unselﬁshness Is the Reason The reason I AM limitless in all of MY Acts and in all of MY Endeavors, it is because I AM endeavoring to live absolutely unselﬁshly and think not for MYSELF alone; but permit ME to extend MY Thoughts to and for others that they might enjoy the blessings such as we are enjoying. Then you will be blessed with as much of everything as is necessary to sup- ply all of those to whom you are sent and all - of those of Whom are sent to you! Right now there are thousands at One Hun- dred and Twenty—sixth Street near Seventh ‘ Avenue, awaiting ME to serve the Banquet. They are waiting there. It will be a—plenty to serve too——I mean a—plenty of food for all of the guests who are supposed to belserved. All of them who are supposed to be served, it will be a—plenty of food there for them, because I recognize the Ever Presence of your GOD! This recognition is a realization and ap decla- ration to be sent out intoall the la.nd! “GOD IS NOT A GOD AFAR OFF, BUT GOD IS A GOD AT HAND!” And by this and living and ex-, pressing unselﬁshly,» why, you will have a- plenty to feed, but you will have a—plenty of food to feed them with! That ‘is the way it goes. I “There is a berry for every bird and ,5 there is a morsel of food for every mouth!” And if you happen to have‘ many mouths around, then you will have many morsels of food! Now this is a practical, scientiﬁc truth. I AM not telling you anything that I do not know and cannot show, but I AM telling you something that I AM demonstrating" Wheresoever I AM ‘there is the ABUNDANCE of the FULNESS. Can you not see the mys-‘ tery? ' daily! ' _ iiaw-x:.-~ as O 7th, i939*A“.o.1=.o. Th’ e N E w D ‘A’ Y«‘ The Same ‘with All Comfort and Convenience "Then; as I said a little while ago, at One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street now they are crowded, awaiting ME, and all who may be there to be served, it will be enough food there to supply them! It always has been and always will be! And as with, the food, so with the raiments, so with the comfort and the con- , venience and everything else that is essential. ‘Aren’t you glad! _ A —‘All things that are necessary will be bounti- fully supplied until your heart’s desire will be satisﬁed. For as I composed that composition as an answer‘ to that one eternal question, “Where do You _get so much’ to meet these obligations,” or words to that effect, volitional- ly and instantaneously came the‘ answer in‘ a composition as a motto for the consideration of all of the. people. “The ‘spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD! is the Source of all Supply, and it will satisfy every’ good , desire!” ' If you can consciously convince yourselves GOD is actually present here and now, such a conviction and such. a recognition will create an atmosphere, of which is the spirit of the consciousness of it, and it will satisfy every good desire, for it is. the Source and the Supply. New live in this recognition, and as I AM, so will” you be; for whatsoever I AM and AM doing, it is impersonal, for GOD is Impersonal! Can you not ‘see the mystery? If GOD is Im- personal, GOD’S Spirit, HIS Own Spirit, HIS Life, His Love and everything that belongs to G‘OI)——all things whichever tliatfbelong to GOD, they are all impersonal, therefore they can be yours! \ A A . ' HE said, “Let this Mind be in you that was also .in CHRIST ‘JESUS!’«" I The Mind of“CHRIST. can be yours and can be. your portion just. as ‘effectively as it was for JESUS, but you must LET GO your mortal mind .. and DETHRONE yourself as a king on the throneof your mind, and ENTHRONE the CHRIST in consciousness or consideration. There and then CHRIST will come within, and ‘ CHRIST’S Mind ‘in you when you are born again, will be a NEW CREATURE expressing in you scientiﬁcally! , ' Only a, Few‘ at?! the Dedication I. need not -say more, for as I 'afore said,‘ whilst going “up to the Banquet I will Still I27 have a-plenty to say. As was mentioned con-it cerning the opening and the ‘dedication and the consecration of the MODEL HOME in New Rochelle last Sunday, there were a limited few there, for they were not permitted to go. But after and before the general dedication, any of the owners’ “friends are Welcome to visit there and have been welcome to visit as guests at intervals; but as it was a small place and a private home, it was not and it is not a. public meeting place, therefore it would have been a matter of impossibility to accommodate the masses who Would have turned out if we would have given a general invitation to all. of the Followers. Hereafter the different individuals, if you are guests of the friend or friends, of those who own the property and ‘live there, you would be Welcome . to visit your friends, the same as in any other home or as in any other MODEL HOME should beand do.“But as Dr. Broadman said, he thought that they would not be able to get in the house. They would not be able to get in the street if I would have had fifteen or twentyj thousand to come out there all at once! I We have plenty of public meeting halls’ and places where you can see ME and will see ME from time to time. And whilst you are pleased to hear ME, I AM pleased to hear others. I desire. to "hear others even as they; desire to ‘hear ME. We have visiting friends from time to time, even tonight, and I thought within, as they, come to learn, I AM here to learn, if I can learn anything! I A-AM «here to hear just What you have to say. And as I have often said, “Give to the world the BEST you have,’ and the BEST will come back to you!” I usually putout the best. Ido not mean to . I say definitely it is the best of all, but the best I have! But in giving the best.I: have, when- soever_ I AM ready to give out anything else“ or any more, I have A-PLENTY more to give! And as far as MY. Followers getting tired of ME, I could stay here all night! They never get tired of ME '! Well now, I wonder Why is it? ’ As much as I talk and talkand talk»-and talk, I feel at times I AM boresome. And I say it _ quite often, "‘.I do not wish to bore you!” But after all, the majority of you love ME, do you ' not?‘ (The great audience arose in a body and shouted “YES, -YES, YES!”) .You declare to ME and to othersetoo, I cannot bore you! I thank you, I thank you, Ilthank you! I ',Te.1s.”RE. 4—1615-1632—1671 3,130‘ LEXING-T»_ON L Bet. 62nd and 63rd Sbs. I PEACE _ “,\ ._. ._ . ‘T H e NE W D KY 1 ’Decem*b'e1- 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. y 142 WEST I 0000000000000 0 00000 .0 0 00000 0 0000 0 0000 U ISSALEOF NEW FALL FASHIONS IN COATS. --— SUITS -4 DRESSES Fur Trimmed Dress Coats $12.93 10 $69.50 3' P 0 R T C 0 A "res $7.93 to $39.98 125:1. STREET CHILDREN'S COATS $4.93 £0 $14.93 I BETTER ‘ DRESS ' DEPT. 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M. “Little drops of Water, Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean And the beautiful land!” ‘ So it is with every Word that proceedeth out . of the Mouth of~.\GOD, the MASTER TEACHER, ‘FATHER DIVINE! - precious pearl of great th.ought, an.d one pearl - added to another ﬁnally forms a costly string ; of Inﬁnite Wisdom! - Each Word contains a This priceless lesson. taught us on this oc- casion by the DEAN of the Universe came , forth directly after the testimony of a sister "who stated that while working on her position she continued to make mistakes‘ concerning the same thing that her, madam had told her cor- rectly ‘how and what to do: When she con- tinued to make mistakes concerning this par- ' ticular thing,‘ she said, her madam ﬁnally said,- to .her,"‘Oh, you have got your mind on FA- THER, that is what is the matter with you,” or words, to that effect. She replied, “Oh, did you ,not_ice that? I am so gladyyou ndticed that.”» » If not in those same words, she con- «veyed. thelsame meaning. , p i ’ It was for this, cause that FATHER arose,"" ~“to settle once and for all, that mind that will i try to blame the Holy,Spirit for the mistakes that are made by the negligence and careless- ness of a slothful servant- G I (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and.“ following is the song, which sang just before. HE arose to speak.) Song “If“-cyoull keep ME in your mind, , Z More perfect" you will be,‘ ‘ " ' More perfect you will be, - ~ ’ -.=-Moregperfect you will be. If you keep ME in your mind, ( ,, More perfect you will be In everything _you do! _ “Then wheresoeveryou go, 7 ‘ More perfect you will be, etc- Wheresoever you may go. ' “If you love the LORD, M-ore perfect you will be, etc. In everything. you do!” - i “If you obey MY Commands, More perfect you will be, etc. In everything you do!” ' FATHER Speaks as follows: , PEACE, EVERYONE: On the impulse of the moment and of the spirit combined I rise to rise in the hearts and minds. ‘ ‘ . “If you keep ME in your mind, More perfect you will be I In everything you do!” It is true, the slothful, impractical, unproﬁtable and un-wise servant will use-MY Name for the purpose of deterioration, Ito lowrate the stand- ard of activity, of profession, of labor and of trade. But when you stop to consider perfec- tion can only be developed by and through the spirit of the ALMIGHTY, you will perfect yourself more perfectly by the spirit of MY Presence and. by keeping ME uppermostly in consciousness! There are those who, actually use such a phrase: “My mind! was on‘ FATHER; for this cause I failed.’¢’ If that be the case, you had better get your mind off of ME and I should not be, as far as you are concerned,“if~I will cause you to deteriorate or lowrate your stand- ard of thinking, of profession, of , activity and of understanding! ' , MY Spirit, MY Presence, MY Understandin will lift you above every other person in your I respective occupation, profession or trade~—-—that is;' if you will use ME effectively and recognize MY Ever-presence in that which you are do- ing! Canyou not see the mystery ? GOD is not the least butGOD is the Greatest! GOD is not inferior but GOD is Superior! GOD is not ﬁnite but GOD is Inﬁnite! Hence "if you recognize the lnﬁniteness of GOD, if you rec- ognizethe Superiority of GOD and the Omnip- ‘mo FIFTH AVENUE 1580 PARK AVENUE so The in aw on Y -as, "1939 i K.D.F,D2’, GOD, GOD will cause you to be better and do better » and do more from every angle’ expres- sible than What any ‘other person could do .Without the ALMIGHTY! ‘ V -' Those thoughts cannot be stressed :n0‘Ia\ con- veyed too vividly nor too extensively, for there see those who claim to be of MY Spirit‘ and of MYj'Mind who say, “Well, I cannot do thisor I cannot do the other since I have been in the A spirit!” If the spirit is going to cause you to deteriorate, if the spirit is going to cause you A to he lowrated, why, you had better not have the spirit! L MY Spirit will make you alert! MY Spirit will give you understanding! MY Spirit will give you courage and zeal and will cause you to be persistent in your ambition and more deter- mined in your resolve than you ever could have been without GOD! I thank you! 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T h e N E W D A Y IF YOU ARETRUE AND LIVE EXACTLY ACCORDING. To 33 THE TRUTH, THE TRUTH WILL- BE YOUR REEUGE AND STRENGTH AND YOUR PROTECTION _'A LITTLE TALK OF INSTRUCTION AFTER THE DELIVERY OF A GREAT MESSAGE up ,THURsI)Ar, NOVEMBER 30th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ' I 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY TIME: 5g20 P. M. The Love of GOD is undefinable as well as immeasurable. The Mercy of GOD. endureth forever. The Compassion of GOD is unceasing. The Patience of GOD is everlasting, the Word of GOD is quick and powerful and the Truth of GOD cuts like a two-edged sword. Some- times it is necessary that the LORD use this decided expression of the two-edged" sword, Without any smoothing off of the edges, that those who misinterpret the Mission of CHRIST might understand, and refuse to continue to stumble and fall because of their failure to see the LIGHT; I ' For the benefit of others who have gotten themselves in a miserable plight and are seek- ing deliverance, as well as the individual here- in concerned; this little personal, and yet im- personal Message was given. It was at the con- clusion of a lofty'Lesson given by the LORD. that the individual who was so involved, in her own marital difficulties, tempered the atmos- , phere at this time, by explaining ‘in detail her personal family troubles, and the things that her husband says constantly, concerning the PEACE MISSION in general, and the refer- ences that he makes to her past life in talking to the children. This individual stated that she had been coming to FATHER for the past , nine or ten years, but her home life was mis- erable. FATHER had taken His Seat, and I ‘ endeavored to permit this person to complete her testimony; but as the Spiritual vibrations ; A continued to lower and the complaint was pro- _ longed, the LORD._was forced at this point to make these _followi,ng' remarks; and Ilis Su- preme Love‘ and-‘ Impartial Attitude in this , -matter ‘will benefit dalluothersi in. asimilar posi- - ‘T tion vanduiiwill , te‘fach“’everyone % that it is essen-“ ) tIal,to.‘fre‘e everyone else ituobelpieve .in,,whatso-" h u ever way they wish to believe. UNDERSTAND-= ~ ING SAVIOR, we sincerely thank THEE. (The foregoing statements are those of the‘ transcriber,’ after which FATHER speaks, as follows:) I I " , He has a right to say anything he wants to say. That is your and his life to live. Others have nothing to do with it. You should know your life to live and live your life, and if he I lives his life and doesn’t believe in ME, he has no right to do it,“ unless he wishes to, sofar as I-» AM concerned. 1 Every person has a right to their Own Reli- gious conviction, as this is a dem.ocrac_V_. and I stress it daily, that each and every person should serve GOD to the dictates of his or her own conscience; So far, as your affairs are concerned, so long as you are with him, that is your and his affair; the rest of us have not’ anything to do wi.th those things personally. The rest of us have nothing to do with you and your affairs personally. " _ I preach CHRIST, and if CHRIST in your life cannot protect you, why, then you could notbe protected. But if you live the Life and‘. if he lives the Life——even if he does not live I the Life, CHRIST is your Refuge, your Strength and your Protection, and HE’ is also the same for those who may be concerned. I But so far as these wh_o are here, My Followers, and others who are not living that kind of life, they have not anything to do with what he does and Says, nor your home and your affairs, ‘ you see! But an open confession is good for the soul. If you want to make an open confes- sion of your sins pulolicly, that is up to‘ you; but so far as what he IS doing and what he says, it does not amount to a thing to ME... I AM absolutely unconcerned, you see. He has a right to his belief and My Followers have a ' right-to theirs. You see the mystery‘? ’ I AM not tryingto force, neither coerce any-A . one into serving ME, nor to live ‘according to" ‘My Teaching, if they do not wish"to_ do so.‘ You see the mystery? When‘ one -.lives it and expresses it effectively, and within them‘, then, \ I gets , the , Truth, , “If you -continue in Word, ,youJ'.7sh:allf ‘ it . know th_e_VT'ruthi,I”_ said Jesus,?“an.d the — R‘ harm you. I thank you. ' ’ .. ‘ Peace Cor. 119th St., Lcxingtoii Avenue ~- iv Peace "9 EAST 132nd Sreet ‘PEACE 155 WEST 125th STREET “Sm. 314' Truth shall set you free.” ‘That is the mystery! S_o there is not anything that others can do to solve. the problem, but the Spirit of Truth will do it for all who are honest and who are true, Of course if a person is not true in ‘other ways, he must suffer the penalty, but if you are true and ’live exactly according to the Truth, the Truth will be‘ your Refuge and your Strength, and will also be your Protec- tion, and naught will be able to hurt nor LE. 4-9495 Thank_-You, FATHER BIG BEN'S AUTO PARTS ' 0 FULL LINE OF PARTS 8: ACCESSORIES, MOTOR. 1{.EBORIN(} O o PROMPT PICK UP mo DELIVERY SERVICEO , Complete Machine Shop Service ‘for Mechanics New York City Lower prices and discounts to followers FOR sALE Phone ED 4-8600 ’ ’ W I L S O N 1000 Cleaned Unclaimed Rugs All Colors and sizes 300 —- 9 x 12 rugsat $2.00 each New York City P E ACE DANIEL REEVES. 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I Where Price, Workinanship and Service»fMeet‘i T T Repairs and Alterationsﬁax Specialty A I P153;Len«ox,,Ave.,-NearT118th Street,,N Y E N. Y.‘ C. We thank You. FATHER. K We thank ‘You,’ FATHER ‘ Clrcle 7-h12,i9 I ,fCity,.: ‘ A .BeSt Work ‘D-ecem7bVer 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. KANTER’S The NEW DAY T 5 1 s T 9 RE 140 WEST 125th STREET, Near 7th Avenue, New York City FLORSHEIM SHOES Also Other Standard Brands for Men 104 LENOX AVENUE FASHION TRED Arch Shoes and Other Peace Brands for Women "Peace P EACE '?' H. SACKS ‘ I-Tcemstitchimg, Pleating, Button Holes, * Button Work, Machine Embroidery, Cloth Sponging 69 E. 113th St., Bet. Park & Madison Aves. N.Y.C. PEACE VVe thank You, FATHER PEACE BARBER SHOP HAIR CUT 10c. — SHAVE 5e. ’- - SHOE SHINE 3c. 22 EAST 115th ST. ' Marson D. Ransom, Prop. PEACE . We thank You, FATHER -_ WONDERFIIL HAND LAUNDRY SERVES ALL FAITHFULLY% 97 ST. NICHOLAS AVE. Nea1"115th St" Y. C. Prompt Service V Thank You, FATHER MORNING STAR BARBER SHOP 1828 MADISON AVE. Bet. 118th & 119th Sts. N. Y. C. PEACE We thank You, lr‘s\’I7}IE1{ RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE CLEANERS and TAILORS A Slightly used and New Suits for‘ sale at out rate 370 Lenox Ave., Bet. 128th & 129th StS., N. Y. C. 7 Prices, $6.50 up PEACE VVe thank You, FA’l‘HI1i‘.R ELATELEGANTE V Spanish-American Grocery Store Specials every day -— Come and try our Specials 26 E. 116th -St., bet. 5th & Mad. Aves., N. Y. City 36 PEACE We thank You, .FATHEI-I A Large Selection of Pawn Brokers Clothing At $6.95 and up I MORRIS‘ BARGAIN CLOTHES ' FOR MEN and ‘YOUNG MEN Main Store: 205 Bowery V « A Branch Store: 241 Bowery NEW YORK CITY 0Rchard 4--373,5 (Next to PeOple’s Theater) ' PEACE UN£Ve1'81ty I4-8269 NUNN-BUSH —_ __ STROLLER S H O E s f 0 r M E N New York City 141 WEST 125th STREET PEACE ' LEhIgh 4-1852 HYGRADE ELECTRICAL NOVELTY CO. EVERYTHING IN RADIOS Edison Mxzda Lamps —— Electrical Appliances Expert Radio and Electrical Repairing f4! WEST 125th ST. ‘ New York City ISAGII A We thank You. FATHER Love HAND LAUNDRY MENDINC and DARNINC FREE g WORK CALLED FOR and DELIVERED Ego: EIGHTH AVE. New York City» Between ward and 154th Streets A We thank. You, FATHER Phone: UN. 4-0910 POULTRY KINGS WHOLESALE‘ POULTRY,\MEATS and PROVISIONS 175 LENOX AVE, N, Y. C. We thank You, FATHER FEACE , M Hanlil, Prop.- FITTED BY $5 00 HEAETEIASTPOT 8‘ J" P’, SHOES : FIT EVERY CURVE ON. - HIE sOLEs OF YOUR FEET ' I - ' ’ Step out of Foot Trouble into Foot Health White Cross Shoe Clinic FOR MEN, WOMEN and GHILl."EN 56 W. 125th (St. Bet. Lenox and Fifth Avenues) I PEACE PEACE 3, 3., GROCERY DEL‘I'CATE~SSEN and DAIRY Moderate Prices .—- Open 24 Hours a_ Day — L I 403 Lenpx Avenue" at 130th Street New ‘York ‘ TH e N E W D KY f December 7th, 1939 K.D.F.D. Tel. UNiversity 4-so7o PEACE KeI°osene—4=.~FUEL OIL-—Motor Oil , “BEST for LESS” ’ HIGHLAND OIL SERVICE. INC; 547 West 126th Street Our sales representative will gladly call to explain our ’ free service plan. We thank ‘You. FA’l‘IjIl_2;R PEACE LAUNDRY Peace _ DRESSES 150 & 200 301 W. 120th St. New York City We thank You. FATHER When you are in need of Work Clothes .— Shoes, Pants Shirts-—cOme to ROBINS MEN'S STORES SHIRTS 9c — UNDERWEAR 100, New York City . 100‘West 1l6th St. (Near Lenox Ave.), N. Y. C. » Tel: Livlunument 2-"7898 BARBER SHOP Haircut I00 --—"ShaLve 50 I494 —- 5th AVENUE PEACE l‘eI. TRafalgar 4-5494 PEACE , I FRESH FLOWERS &.PLANTS ’ FOR ALL OCCASIONS S Special Rate to Followers 80 W. 86th St. (Near Columbus Ave.) S PEACE TOWN'S HATS STETSON HATS FOR MEN 149 West 125t1i Street " PEACE we thankiYou, FATHER H. L. GREEN’ COMPANY, INC.- ‘ ‘ Operating I L , - F. and w. GRAND 5.—1o——25c.’STORES, Inc. ISAAC SILVER & BROS. COMPANY, Inc. METROPOLITAN CHAIN STORES, Inc. -I-' " Peace DUNBAR MEN'S SHOP 2 .5 NAT EOLLANDER » _ Q .. I141, Lenox "Ave. -— New :York, City ' I I , Corner ‘1'17th_StI"e"et% ” NEW YORK CITY S BERKELEY FLORAL SHOP ‘ . ‘New York City 64 E. 125th St.,,,N.Y.C.——.346, E. Fordham Rd., Bx. I ‘Tel; MO.‘ I2—L2"89_6 ‘ Exclusive Men’s WeaI’—-Hats and Caps ' December mi, 1939 K.E.F.D. TlieNEWI)'A"Y.. if . “G 37% IF THE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES WANT MORE LAND WHY NOT BUY IT OR MERGE TOGETHER As ONE INSTEAD OE H SPENDING BILLIONS FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE? “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN DURING . A A RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT FORUM MILTON-ON-THE-HUDSON , THE ARTISTS’ COLONY . SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 10:15 PM. ‘A new thought and proposal is brought out by our SAVIOR in this little Message, although still on the lines of UNITY, and an idea about which more will_ be heard from time to time as it is transmitted to the children of men and developed. Many obstacles and inconveniences in travel- ling‘ would be overcome if there were no divi- sion. among the nations, and all were under one democracy, and the ultimate eradication of these divisions will bring about the INTER- NATIONAL UTOPIA that is so desired by all mankind; and this, of course, will not come by strife and bloodshed, but by peaceful negotia- tions as have been advocated, by the ‘great’ LOVE MASTER, FATHER DIVINE. THANK YOU, FATHER DEAR! (The ‘foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows_.) PEACE, EVERYONE I At this instance I would just like to say, we have visiting friends with us as usual, Of course, I happened to be late coming in My- self. I was considering some of our visiting friends had spoken, but it is My custom ‘to Personally let all of our visiting friends know they" are welcome to speak by moving voli- tionally as we do, if they care to;»and if they / do not care to move volitionally as We do, if ’ they give us their names and addresses and professions, we will gladly introduce them ac- cording to“ custom. So I wish to repeat, if they wish to have anything to say, any of our visiting friends, you are welcome to speak according to the foregoing statement. Feel free. Do not feel as if though -you must necessarily Sneak as we do, for -each and everyone, according !t'o*_l_ our religiious conviction‘ and ‘political c0,nv1ctIon, sl1ou1nd_be' governed by his [or her highest in- tuition and move according to the dictates of their own conscience. As representing this democracy, I believe in the freedom of speech, the freedom of the press and the freedom of peaceful assemblage. We are pleased to assemble here from time to time, and in other places, to discuss the governmental affairs, RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT as We see it to be, and how we should enact in our daily activities all of the RIGHTEOUSNESS inspired in us by our religious conviction, and make our religion real, tangible and practical for the good of all humanity. I thank you. Now, if any of our visiting friends care to speak, we will be pleased to hear from you. If you do not desire to speak as We do, by moving v”olitionally,= We will be pleased to introduce you according to custom. I thank you. _ (First to respond was a visitor from Canada who had been spending a few weeks in the Promised Land. She thanked FATHER for this blessing and told of being healed of severe » headaches from which she had suffered for years. Many different medicines had failed to relieve her condition and she received no ben- efit from her connection with churches, she stated. In line with Righteous Government, she told of the graft and greed which exists in Canadian Government as well as in this coun- try, and related how she had had to pay eleven cents on the dollar to secure American cur- rency. Also, she said, she was limited to only one hundred dollars a month in cash, this law being a result of the war. At the American border the bus in which she rode was entered Iby Canadian, customs oflicials, she said, ‘who asked how much money she had. Had she brought only twenty G dollars and found she needed more, she would not have been able to secure more until December, and then only with difficulty. She concluded her testimony with the following inspiration for which she thanked FATHER : ."‘Our‘ FATHER’S Righteous Govern- ment has come on earth to stay; It’s ‘love ye one another’, and GOD'S will to obey; . For we will dwell together in unity and a, peace, " it " . ipress the thought, or The.NEW DAY December 7th, 1939 A}D.F With RIGHTEOUSNESS and JUS- TICE, and JOY will never cease.” ' ‘/A speaker expressed brieﬂy, and then FA- THER rose to deliver this little Message as follows:) PEACE, EVERYONE! I was just about to say in reference to the second to the last speaker from Canada, no doubt she is impressed with the though,t that we need aP.IGI‘ITEOUS GOVERNMENTin ac- tual a.ctivity; not only in this country but in Canada and in‘ other countries, for in that she was not privileged to bring, or carry which- ever, more than a hundred dollars across the border and she was obliged to pay eleven dol- lars for every hundred dollars, it tends to im- convey the thought whichever, as if though something should be done governmentall.y in the act of bringing about a closer relationship between the two governments. For as long as nations are di- vided from a governmental pointof view, the people will be divided; for the people, yea, the peoples of our civilization, that consists of the government and the governmental forces or powers that be. V So it is a thought apparently there as if though she would desire to see our govern- ments, as they may be deemed, and the. other governments, come in close relationship, where it would not be such a hardship to make your departure from. one country to the other, where you would not be obliged to go througli so much red tape. You would not be obliged to lose so much money unnecessarily, saving that which would be actually due to the government for transportation or whatsoever it may be. So that is something ..that may be consid- ered, and we may bring this forth and even.- tually dravv out some thought whereby we will be able to introduce to Congress some bill that will help the situation, bringing the nations of the divers countries into closer relationship, where they might be able eventually to emi- grate from one place to the other, without barriers such as they have had to overcome, These thoughts will be taken cognizance of: or we will take cognizance of these thoughts, and My thought will go out‘ to that end. As. with an individual so with a nation; and as with a nation, so with an individual. We are endeavoring to bring the nations of the earth in close relationship and in closer fellowship one with the other, until human beings will not have such hardshipand so much red tape - ica together if they to overcome to be introduced to other country- men. ,. . Hence, I believe that the time is near at hand for something to be represented, espe- cially the Americas——the Americas should be unified together under the government of one democracy. I may tell you all more about that a littlelater when I draw up that proposed" bill for introduction. If it cannot be accom- plished in one way, it can in another! We should have one democracy over all of North America, Central America and South America at least. There should be one democ- .rac.y, one language and one speech, yea, on.e flag and one nation unified together as one family, or one nationality Whichever. \ As I mentioned Czechoslovakia and sent the message to the different democracies and also to the other countries, it would be a smallthing to do to bring the governments of ‘North Amer- desired to do so-bri.ng Canada and the United States together as one and then Central America and South America together; all to be merged into one democracy and to be taught one language. If this cannot be and will not be accomplished ‘from that angle of expression, it would be a small thing to do, to use a few billions for the purpose of purchasing these different countries for our defense, by the natural resources and for the outlet for the overpopulated country of North America, especially the United States of Amer- ica, to have more territory. V \ If this country would stop and consider and make such a purchase, it would be better in My consideration than spending billions of dol-_ I ‘lars for national defense in the act of build- and destructive for when we build up ing up destructive devices forces for destruction; destructive forces for destruction, they must eventually be des'troyed. What said Jesus the CHRIST concerning the mystery? As a Leader of this advanced civil- ization, as One Who was a great Paver of the way to LIFE, LIBERTY and the reality of HAPPINESS, He said: 1 “He that fighteth with the sword, by the sword shall perishf’ . If our civilization is to remain, we must learn to use our energy, our ambition and our in- telligence in a constructive way, instead of using it destructively. ‘ Why is it the different democracies, at‘ least, this one if not any other one, cannot use or spend so much money in the act of bringing these different countries into ‘UNION, iinstead ( "have -,’,78EASTil27th~STRElET - r / D7ecémber 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. T H e E W- D A Y I ‘ of spending billions and billions of dollars in the act of bringingabout division and destruc- _ tion of_ civilization? I need not say more at this particular in- _stance, for I have many things to tell you in the future; but I thought I would sketchf that thought for your consideration, to stir up your pure minds and to get you thinking. As a sample and as an example I stress constructive Work. I emphasize it, I advocate it and I demonstrate it. It may be on a small scale ap- parently as an individual; but as With an in- dividual, so with a nation. A I ' ‘If the different countries want more land, why not buy it, or Why not merge together ” as one and be of one democracy or one coun- try? Why should one great nation try to take V the territories of ' smaller nations‘? And still, if a bandit will hold you up and take your money, you think he should be put in prison, should. he not? As with an individual, so with a nation. If it is not enacted from that angle of expression, it is or should be, in My con- sideration. We shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOV- ERNMENT, and GOD ._shal1 judge the peo- ple with equity as well as judging, an’ individ- . ual with equity. GOD shall judge the peoples of the earth universally with equity! We shall an equitable adjustment; therefore I stress it is essential and .it should be consid- ered, whilst we are spending billions of dollars for destruction, why not ‘do some constructive Work? \ If they "Want more resources, Why not buy them? Buy the Central American and South American countries. Buy them and bring them into the one democracy and do some real con- structive work with the advancement of civil- ization; andiwe shall have a universal UTOPIA; if not in all civilization, it would at least be in these Americas ‘which Would) be under a real . democracy. I thank you. .PEACE AAROiN'S BOOTERY Specializing in _ Women's & Childrerfs Fine Shoes and Nurses’ Health Shoes at Lowest Prices , ' :r4I!o 5th ‘AVE. (Near 115th St. Cor.) N. Y. City ’ PEACE , I r , DIVINE PLAN _ , , _ ‘PEA'CE_ DINING ROOM SERVING BREAKFAST —- DINNER A+_~ SUPPER . .PE'ACE E Peace ( we Thank You, FATHER , PEACE NEW roar; ,CI'I_‘YV ~ 39 ....._-u PEACE We thank You. FATHER" SMILO CORSET SHOP _Gorsets and .:Brassieres Costume Fitted ' , Also Alterations and Repairs Also Hosiery and Underwear Former'1.\/‘ at 26 W. 125th St.-» NOW LOCATED AT New York City 58 WEST 125th S'I‘. P E A C E , FREAD‘ FOR FRESHER BREAD TOMORROW 3 u v , TAYSTEE BREAD TODAY " 1 O we thank You, FATHER , -cSPACES*T*O LET _ A House now Open for Brothers“ and Sisters 54 West 114th Street P E Ai'C E A A New York City, ITHANK vnu, mum PEACE, . g OSCAR FOOD MARKET Grocery, Delicatessen, Fruits ‘and Vegetables 2568 7th Ave. ’ (Near149‘th St.) New Yor,kCity Tel, M0tt Haven l9—7765 _ . ‘B R0 X _ _ _ Secondhand Plumbing and VA Lumber Supplies M. Angelo, Prop " ' . . ' 291 Morris Ave., Near 139th St. 335 Morris Ave., Cor. 140th St; PEACE New A York City LENAOX. FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL O_CC_ASIONS"' 1 Special ‘ Rate for the Followers ' ‘ 314, Lenox Ave, 1/3et..,_1,25th & i26thsts., N. r. c, LE!-new 4-4232‘ 203 E. 107th St., N.Y.C. NV e thank You, FATHER. I THANK You, , FATHER 40 D Th e NEW D 'A’ Y December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ﬁ”“ » ' ~ A ‘ I 1 PEACE % ¢ ' V PEACE r THANK YOU FATHER . % FOR OUR ADDED succass Elieee KLEIN ’S SHOE OUTLET D Money Back in 5 Days CAN CELLATIONS——FACTORY‘ SURPLUS——-BANKRUPTCY STOCK—-MAN Y FAMOUS ' MAKE SHOES I I l u l L A D I E S !‘ . All one PM Arch- Preserver $3.00 Selby l 2’ * NONE HIGHER Red Cross, etc. 143 west 33rd $TREET._ New York City Directly opposite Pennsylvania Hotel — LO.5-OA070 I ooooooooooo @@©®@CD©©®@®@®@®@©®®©@@®@©®@@®@©®(é;: PEACE CHickering 4-7820 4: _ . \_ o We Thank Y ou FATHER , . BERNARD NASH ‘ (3 lM-ANUFA*CTURERS I C‘ § SPECIAL OFFER 8 For This Week Only O I 8 64 BEAUTIFUL CLOTH COATS with 3 - ’ Luxurious Fur Trimming 5 8 V Formerly $39.75 "“ N 0 W I a I s o I 30 ASSORTED FUR COATS Z Formerly to $119.00 _"“ N O W : FOXES —- CAPES -5- FUR JACKE."T'S AT A A WHOLESALE RATES ; _ We are nowrcoopemting and have made our v V D D. prices most reasonable. _ K 162 WE.ST_34th STREET, N. _Y. C. "7’ In the Liggett Builclsing ‘*5 Third Flo_or ‘ - goc->’©c-3@©V@©©©@@©@©@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@©@@@@@@@@@@@©©@©@@@©@@©©@©@@@@© _ December 7th, 1939 :&.D.F.D. The NEW DAY 41 . IF ALL THE AMERICAS WERE AT THE PLACE IN CON- SCIOUSNESS WHERE THEY HAD SOUGHT FIRST THE KINGDOMOF GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS WHEREBY THEY WOULD TRUST EACH OTHER, IT WOULD BE A WONDERFUL THING! “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” , GIVEN WHIL-ST AT THE L‘ S RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT MEETING ARTISTS’ COLONY MILTON-ON-THE-HUDSON SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER 2nd, 1939 A.D.F.D. ,, TIME: 10:30 PM. Righteousness is indeed marching on, for it is daily being exemplified by FATHER DI- ’ VINE, the KING of RIGHTEOUSNESS, as HE causes millions and billions to turn from their perverse ways and walk in HIS Statutes of RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH and JUSTIC’E—— “ the foundation of an INTERNATIONAL UT,O— ‘PIAN GOVERNMENT! Knowledge of the Work of this great Mis- I 'sion of A PEACE and RIG-HTEOUSNESS“ is spreading by leaps and bounds, reaching into the four. corners of this little" globe. It~‘is now a common Occurrence and quite a matter of course to see printed in the various literary periodicals, letters from men of business, pro- fession, labor and trade to FATHER DIVINE, , acknowledging the receipt of large sums- of ‘money long‘ past due them, paid to them by {Followers of thisjgreat teaching in restitution’ "for their past misdeeds and wrongdoings. 1 . i This, of course,is but a sketch and a reflec- tion: of a percent of a percent of a percent of a‘ ' fraction. of agrain of/the good which is accom-= plishjed under the leadership and the wonder» ful‘;guidan_ce5’“of the Demonstrator and the Per- Isonififer‘ of g a_ RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT. ‘ﬁHence, weffdrefer you to the little song sung, by iéthe. audience prior to FATHER’S glorious » Messages which HE Delivered, as a question well worth your carefulw consideration. THANK YOU, 0 GREAT CREATOR!’ . (The foregoing statements are those of “the transcriber and following is the song referred to, after which are recorded the Wonderful. , iwdslof @111‘ LQRD.,)-. I SONG I “What more can FATHER do? What more can FATHER do? HE has laid the Foundation, ‘ HE has opened up the Way; What more can FATHER do?” FATHER Speaks as follows: PEACE, EVERYONE: At this instance I Would, , just like to say in accord with that Message as given in that song, in verifying that which I have actually done, our Righteous, Government Platform has been draftedand. it has been laid I as a foundation upon which we can stand. The foregoing statement in MY Illustration, 1 hope it will be as opening up the way for someone to intercede for further‘ advances to- wards bringing the nations of the earth to»- gether in the Unity of Spirit, of Mind, Of Aim and of Purpose as I have it religiously and personally in these different audiences. ' In MY ‘Opinion it is accomplished first from a. spiritual point of view as L I have stressed and emphasized among you. Religiously and. spiritually the kingdom of heaven ha.s been , sought; it has been stressed, it has ‘been/em- phasized and it has been manifested that others might observe the significance of living sober- ly, irighteously and godly, religiously. But as the Scripture said, yea, the Gospel: “First seek ye the Kingdom of GOD and HIS Righteousness and all these things shall be addedl”_ The spiritual side is okay,~gbut now have opened up the way, for practical, scientific liv- _ing——not only individually -‘ and severally but nationally and internationally! E Hence, If you and Others as representatives . of this pdenioc- racy a.nd as representatives. In Congress, by your respective representatives, as you are , their constituents——-if you will interest’ YOU?‘ selves» in the welfare of men, 110 d0l1bt_' Some‘? . thing willbe brought out by some‘ of YOU, MY I “ F011owers,p_Hearers .;and Friends [to be I intro’- duced that ”wi11jbring¢ the natioiis of the eartlta‘ ‘) l .42 ~ The NEWADAY , December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. in close relationship, in closer fellowship’ which- ] ever, and eventually in national relationship,- , where they ' will be -real national relatives in reality! I cannot stress this thought too vividly, for as Capital and Labor have unified themselves tog-eih~ei*, according to MY plnstruction, with those of MY Followers wheresoever I “AM rep- , resented, it-can be established universally! When this is done you will no longer have the labor problem to contend with. You will no longer be as ‘representatives of labor trying to destroy capital, and as .representatives of capital trying to cut the throat of labor, neither ‘to bind them. But as this and these places up here under the guidance of MY Spirit actually represent Capital and Labor joined together, we intend to have it universally even as I have it here jurisdictionally. And when this shall have been established universally-—---no longer limited to MODEL HOMES in differ- ent places_., but we will have an IN’I‘ERNA- TIONAL UTOPIA, and the very spirit of GOD will permeate and penetrate the hearts and lives of the children of men, and even their business and affairs will be controlled and ruled and ‘super-ruled by the great Presence of HIM Who Li.veth forever and has declared by the spirit of prophecy, “Lo! AI will be with i you!” I thank you! t _ I , E (At this point a testimony intervened. The speaker testifying stated, in short, that the unification of the various continents would * be a wonderful thing but that he thought it could not be accomplished so satisfactorily be- cause the smaller countries might think that the larger ‘countries were going to take ad- vantage of them and bring them into subjec- tion in order to avail themselves of the small- er countries’ resources, etc. Forthis cause, the speaker said, he thought that they might lack the confidence it took for them to join forces with the largericountries under such an unreliable and perhaps a non-‘trustworthy agreement, or words to that effect. But, he ‘ said, it would be "wonderful if the various coun- tries wouldihave suchiconfidence in each other as the Followers have in FATHER DIVINE. Shortlyafter this testimony, FATHER Arose to clarify the thoughts of the speaker and also to further explain this glorious idea to the universe at large. FATHER Speaks as fol- ‘;lows:) ! « p 1 _, !PE’ACE, EVERYONE: Aswas, said in refer- , fence to the difference- between the conﬁdence gttinthe “countries and that of these of MY9Fo1- * loiwerls ' be me, not said direct, but it related to words; I mean, in words to that effect. If the different countries, say the South American continent and Central America and ,_,Canada—all of the Americas—-were at the place in consciousness where they had sought first the Kingdom of GOD and HIS Righteousness, -whereby they could and would trust each other, it would be‘ a wonderful thing! If a real conﬁdence could be instilled in the hearts and minds and the affairs of the ‘ different nations ‘E of the earth, one for the other, how glorious it would be! Forthis country, North America at least, the United States of America, this part of North America could and would be a great help to the other Americas, and the other Americas could be a great help to this “country. Together they could stand but divided they Wou-ld fall! Then I say, to instil conﬁdence in each "na- tion as you all have conﬁdence in ME individ- ually, severally and collectively, one nation "would be willing to trust the other nation; and they could unify themselves together for one common purpose and could bring all of these different countries, as it may be termed, into ONE CONTINENT or RACY-—how glorious know by self-experience. into ‘ONE DEMOC- it would be! You all For many years I have been stressing the Constitution and its Amendments and the Dec- laration of Independence as the two great.docu- ments of this democracy, as a foundation for all other nations, languages and peoples, if they will.bring themselves into such a govern- ment or unify and harmonize with it. How glorious“ it would be in the act of bringing about that for which you all have so long prayed! i The real international, political Kingdom of GOD, of which we have spiritually and reli- giously, may be ‘termed illegal. Can you not see the mystery? But it will be established univer- sally politically, nationally and legally, and rec- ognized universally as a UTOPIA, when all government shall have been brought into sub- jection to it and GOD has free access over all i nations, even as in evidence in these demon- strations. How glorious it would _be to live in such an atmosphere! For you can feel, the , diﬁerence yourself! Even our visiting friends, they know they feel diiferentwhen they enter these audi.- 'a different ;st_alte. of consciousness! A MY F ll ‘s; g re; con ences, because it is a different atmosphere. It December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. T h e N EW DA Y been teaching for years: “GOD is present with. you!” But at to bring it into actuality and into your conscious conviction. and to make it real, tangible and practical in your daily activities, it is something to be accomplished! Can you- not see the mystery? I Now it is a different atmosphere. Whereso—l ever you are conscious of GOD’S» Presence you .. feel differently l You havepa security; you feel more secure, do you not? Even" from a *per~ V sonal‘ point of view, from an individual point C‘ of" view. You do not feel as if though when . you are in such an atmosphere and only MY Followers around who are conscious of GOD’S Actual Presence, that you would lose anything out of your p'ocket——even say take a little simg ‘pie thought like that! So will it be universally when all -mankind shall have recognized the Actual Presence. of your GOD! Itlcreates a sense of pleas/antness, which is to say, - a pleasing feeling. You feel pleased, you feel happy, you feel joyful; and the bliss of GOD is no longer something to be surmised and hoped for, _.but it is something “here and now you can enjoy! I thank you, I thank you, I thank you! PEACE We thank You, FATHER, samrs New & Used Suits $5 9- $6 ,—’.—,$7 and $8 4. All Kinds Tor Uniforms 671/; BAYARD STREET Sam Leftom. Tel.‘ LE. 4-4886 C _ D U B I N B R 9 S. BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE 1615 PARKIAVENUE, Near 115th Street, N. Y. City New York City (Near Mott "Street-) PEACE ,_ PEACE ‘LA coweteom I MEATNMARKET " 1780 MADISON AVENUE New York City Tel. UN. 4-7646‘ s I-11 R T s F-O R s .A,L;E’ Size 14.to 181/2, —— 594: and up 149 LENOX Ave., Bet. 117th’ 8; i18thests.N. Y. c. "'1‘_ei. ED. -1.-5865 L PEACE ITmmkYmhEATEER' Peace‘ HA‘RRY’S , LAUNDRY & TAILOR 43 1;Ehigh 4-1397 VVe thank You.1?AiarER. SlEGEL'S DRESS SHOP 20 EAST 125th Street Great reduction sale. Coats, Dresses, Evening Gowns and Bridal Outfits. . Disco1ll1t_to the: Followers Between Madison and Fifth Avenues, N. Y. City -. PExxCr;' Phone-: SUPER TAILORING co. Gents’ Suits Made to Order — Cleaning, Pressing, Re1nodeling- — M. D. Green, des17g.n.e'r of mews faslmrnsi I 2539 1/; 8th AVENUE‘ Phone: CA. 8—zf2$3 MEN'S AND LADIES SUITS MADE TO MEASURE M. GvREE,NWA.LD 2111' SEVENTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY. Near 126th Street Thank You, FATHER New York City PEACE PEACE EDEN STUHE 349 Point Nepean Rd.,. Chelsea, Vict., Aust. _ PEACE GrERBER'S MEAT MARKET -1462 Fifth ‘Avenue, Bet. 118th & 119th Streets ’ High Grade Meats,» Poultry and Provisions Sat. Special——-FRYERS 190. lb. , s A. aq. BOTTLING co. ALL KINDS OF SODA I V Ginger A1e—.Lemon~p—Lirne——Grape Soda——Crea1n Soda Cherry Soda —— Orange Soda -~— Strawberry Soda 31,0 W. I_-“,3I'd« St.‘ A I New York City A A ‘ PEACE SQUARE DEAL ICE '& COAL SERVICE Thank You, FATHER, ‘ VVG thank YOU, l'3‘.\'l‘l'lEll RALPH’S BOOTERY, INC. , LADIES’ AND MEN7’s FINE SHOES Suloo Pedio,S'u‘preme Arch Brace I 2188 5th Ave. (Bet. 133rd and 134th Sts.) N.Y.c. ’TeL‘l)ry*I)ock 4-1818‘ , H. HAUSMAN & SON G007 co ‘iors mean quick sales FUI I, FASHION CH‘lll‘I*‘()N-VVH()l',ESAl l’. 317 G1-and,St., ‘Near "Orchard St. Thank You, I+"A’.l‘lL{ER‘ ‘WeTmmkYmEFATHERi YPEACE 196 w. 134th St. —-_Basement ._ N. Y. City , PEACE PEAcE_. ’’ N.Y ca, Mews, Ladies’, (.1il’n'1dren.’s & Ifnfants’ Wear. 3.; 2195 8th Ave, Near 119th “St, New. York City f .I"EA('.‘/.tC ' ’l‘ha.n.k YOU, I*'.'\'.J."J:‘i”l*iIi ’ V i ' N I C K R O D R I G U E Z . See Our Selection of all makes (1:R0L11«1R.Y g"1.‘()RE USED CARS __ THQROUGHLY - 83 West 115th Street New York Cit3 RECONDITIONED and J11}‘\\7]i}TiRY STORE T t .t . I . ‘t at.1664 Madison Avenue erms 0 $1.11‘ In 1V1 ua.requ1remen S STUDEBAKER «MOTOR DISTRIBUTORS, INC PE T _ ' V 3217 Broadway ""' 2384-,_,Grand Concourse ‘ , at 125th Street at 184th Street CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING » ‘K _ I ‘ 529 West 130th St. " East of Broadway 213 LENOX AVE. . (near 121st St.),hN, Y. City _ I Opm Imm 10:30 p_ -M_ - I PEA CE We thank YOU, FATHER (Peace M ’ I I We You, Cut Rate Hardware and [IEACE RESTAURANT I I HOUSE! FIIIW-Shihgs Meals served‘ for 10ciand 15c in Father’s B E N‘ N Y ’ Si Mind and Spirit ,\ Keys Inade ~- 5c~eac11 56 West 114th Street New York City 1366 5th AV€- New Y01"k Cityi mxacn _. I I ' We thank You,“ FATHER. Between 113th andiiilith Streets I REPAIR SHOP All Work strictly guaranteed Cooperating in. FATIiEH’S Mind andvSpi.r1't. I 266 W. 115th st; N. Y. C. {— ilessings irionl A F E R ,DI VIN E. A PEACE RESTAURANT-LMEALS IOC and 15c‘ V I PEACE We thank You, FATI—lER PEACE CANDY KITCHEN COOP. All Candies made on premises. IF IT’S CANDY, SEE US” 134. WEST 116-ch STREET New York City -4.... PEACE TO ALL 44 I " T 11 e N E W D A Y December 7th, 1939 'Ai.D.F.D. T, PEACE . I Thank You, FATHER pm-ion . Thank You, FATHER HOLIDAY GREETINGS ” A ‘ FROM /I % _ H KAlSER'S HABERDASHERY No. 1...2539 8th Ave. No. 2——1o7 W. 133rdtSt. . No. 3——2777 8th Avenue New i.York City ' No. 4——2537 8th Ave.——GROCERY STORE V GOAL OF.[+‘ICE, 2539* 8th AVE., Phone AU. 3-4522 "* A V v Obey Father Divine and be blessed._ Co—workers guaranteed $Io.oo and up per‘ week. And we do thank " Father formaking us one~—-Capital and Labor. ' Peace Io: WEST 125th STREET I E D L in Cor. Lenox A“venueI PEACE V Thank You, FATHER Cor. 43rd Street I " We thank I Y 011,» FATHER I iteideiI’se MntieTn% Wood aeizzet ; I EVERYTHING“ FORITHE TABLTE" UNDER oNn-RooF A I ‘ :NEW [YORK H CITY I (1§:eya1¢;;1I19y1;h*avSti beta), A \ S A 581 EIGHTH AVENUE / , stein. December mi, 1939 a.n.F.n. . The NEW DAY A PUBLIC INTERVIEW grantedsby —* , l'+‘ATHER. DIVINE . to lVIr. Bernstein of Sayviille, l., _AT THE BANQUET TABLE 72 MACON‘ STREET SAYVILLE, LONG ISLAND FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 1st, 1939 ‘ A.D.F.D. TIME: 1:15 It is w.ritten that we shall become as_ living Epistles, seen and read by men. On this par- ticular day, one who is a living witness to the outcome of events in Sayville after FATHER left Sayville many years ago, and who heard FATHER say what would happen if HE did leave Sayville, came to see FATHER and ac- cepted of FATH5.ER’S kind invitation to par- take of the Banquet which had been prepared. Mr. Bernstein is a merchant of Sayville and has known FATHER since nineteen hundred and eighteen, and as is stated herein, he can testify of many incidents that happened after FATHER established HIS Headquarters in New York and ignored the little town of Say-A ville, since many of its inha.bitants chose to be inharmonious to HIS Work. , , Many important points are covered in this, the first part of a most beautiful and inspiring discussion between FATHER and Mr. Bern- The second part of, this talk or inter- view‘, as -‘it may be termed, is recorded else- where for one and. all to read and consider deeply as well. - FOR YOUR TENDER COMPASSION, LORD, WE HUMBLY THANK THEE! ' (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, , A view, FATHER firstly speakingz) FATHER: How is business‘ in Bernstein‘? Mr. Bernstein: Sayville, Mr. Well, FATHER, I, think YOU, lived up to YOUR Promise. FATHER’: Do you think the business men miss ME or MY Activities here‘? (As Mr. Bernstein did not answer, IF AT H E R again, asked 1) e FATHER : l law in some restricted neighborhoods. MY Personal I-lome a ZQNE of itself, and that after which is recorded the inter- _now!, in the different A and those who have places that they call MY , some restricted places ‘ F I . I O ~ g_private _ I'eS1ide1lt1“€tl,IDLITDOSES, you see, V _ I sa1d,;j do you think the business have here. In some places‘ theyhave .acco1‘ne men‘ miss ME or lVlY Activities here"?---iV:’lY Present Work? I Mr. Bernstein: I heard you the first time, FA-« THER, but I did not want; to answer that question. I know YOU said at that time, if they wanted YOU to leave Sayville, YOU would take YOUR Luck along with YOU! And I can point out quite a few things that happ_ened since YOU left here. FATHER: Yes, it is quite different. Mr. Bernstein: A little bit changed since nine- teen hundred and nineteen, isn’t it? FATHER’S “Luck” FATHER: Yes, it really has. But’ from a. lucky point of View as. people may term luck, if we speak from that angle of expression--of. course MY critics and opponents and accusers, they can all see and know that MY “Luck,” as it may be termed luck, has flourished and grown by leaps and bounds since I. ‘left here. ’ So it really is a wonderful truth that can- not be‘ disputed! It is unbelievable but yet it is true. V in the dedication of a MODEL HOME for some (if MY Followers in New Rochelle: I did not just contact the people to establish a MODEL HOME. In this home here in Sayville. I told them, inithis home, which is a violation to the zoning I made can be veriﬁed! When ,-we opened up this home twenty years ago, though it was very small, ’ Ihtold Mother then, “Ve. do not have to sell , meals or rent rooms or anything L served even as they are of that sort.” All who came were places by MY Followers Places. The Followers, rooms in some of the of course, they rent that they have for .‘(‘,V As I said in a Message last Sunday we never did rent rooms orsell meals I here about I places, but there are _ ,.lil~:‘e we . I . Mr. Bernstein: FATHER, YOU really happened .in a ' how those people ' try‘ to X-ray the is established, and , many times. / I. Th e: /NEW DA Y _ December 7th, 19‘.'d9 A.D.F.D. R . modation for eating and sleeping and such as that for the moderate fee or the exceptionally low fee of only ﬁfteen cents a meal in all our places. And it is just wonderful! understand what nationality I am? FATHER: Yes, sure. Mr. Bernstein: May I say a little story that little town where 1 come from? ' FATHER: Yes, I will be glad to hear it. The Parable Mr. Bernstein: There were a couple of Hebrews in a small town, and it. came before PASS- OVER, and you know how it, is in a small town with settlement for living such as in Sayville, they were very poor. So his wife, Sarah, said to Moses, “Why don’t you write a letter to GOD and see what HE will do for you. After all, we have been so religious HE should do some» thing.” It was just before PASSOVER. So he does, and he goes out and mails the letter; and the wind is blowing in the right direction. And who do you suppose gets the letter? The richest man in the community. Naturally. And so he (Moses) comes back in, and soon the rich man comes to their house to get them straightened out. “Well,” he said, “GOD got your letter.” So he gave them two hundred dollars. They didn’t say anything———yeu know are——rather blunt. So he said, “Aren’t you going to say, ‘Thank you’ ?” “Oh, you robber, you robber!” they said, ‘fl bet GOD sent us ﬁve hundred dollars and you kept three hundred dollars -for yourself!” FATHER: That is pretty good. Mr. Bernstein: So YOU see, what did “YOU get out of Sayville after all the money YOU spent and after all the good things YOU did? FATHER: That is true, you do not get. any appreciation for the good———and, of course, we nationality or race or color; but if after the manner of men, as you say in reference to __what nationality you represent, as in the experience of thousands of others, your nationality even in this country has not in a great measure been appreciated as they should, as well as those whom they consider to beof ME, you see. ’ I V ~ So you have had the experience and you can appreciate the work of righteousness when it you can see how people do not appreciate that which is done for the good of men, all on account of racial prejudice or national prejudice, as I may term So it is quite true. _ I often think of when I ﬁrst moved ,out_ here. they came out more. I was thought that there were it to“ be, Shortly after I came out here they tried to keep the people that they called the Jews from coming out in Rockaway and those places. Oh, they raged; but that was the very, time, Mr. Bernstein: That is true. . What They Feared Came to Them FATHER: The more you try to oppress. any— F one the more expressive they will be. That the real experience out, in Rockaway. and Rockaway; and the people ‘whom you call the Jewish people, they bought up land and property out here, all through, an_d.ethey; could not keep them down. . R . Mr. Bernstein: But, FATHER, is it true that before the whole" thingstarted there was only one nationality——is that true? FATHER: language and of one speech. _ Mr. Bernstein :‘ Is that positively true? FATHER: That is true Far see; we go by Biblical history. _ _, I heard‘ a man say the other day,-—. he said there were two men, Esau and__ Jacob, and 4' these two represent the whole human race,_' That was his point he attempted," to conveiy, the thought that there were but two people not this man and the other ' and there was man, what the tions. . Mr. Bernstein: Commandment ‘.7 FATHER: Yes. . . Esau and Jacob _ R . Mr. Bernstein: Well, that comes out of that people call us, as different na- Did he refer, to the Twelfth "Twelfth Commandment, FATHER? - No, that comes where Esauand I" Jacob, the two brethren—-one was born a hairy ‘ a red man, you see.’ were brothers but one: _' FATHER : man and theother one Two brothers——the two looked different from the other; that is where he brought that out. Of course he was a preacher and he was trying to convey the not so many races and nations as the people consider. language and of one speech; hence there was but one race and one nationality, and of course they were in close fellowship, one with the other, by being .in close relationship.~;And.. they were appreciated by each other.,_better;..~.‘. until they .tried.to, build the . tower up, into; heaven... , When they , got; so .7 )' .‘h V I 1,2.’ V l , ._<: Certainly, they were all of, one, . according, to Biblical I history.” That is what we really ‘go by, you But in the beginning there were the two from thatvtime , on. But of course in the very cording to Biblical history, they were all of one ' beginning, rac- » high. ,the. 13J1'.',...§}~ . getting anywl1e.re. guages_changed——at least, the language changed into many different languages. Hence from that sprang many different nationalities or na- tions, according to the versions of the people. But if the nations of the earth could and would come into the Unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aimland of Purpose and bring an abolition to all racial differences,‘ immediately the earth would be turned into an INTERNATIONAL UTOPIA such as we are endeavoring to pro- duce and bring to fruition in our own homes and under our Personal Jurisdiction. ‘. But these different prejudicial tendencies of men,:different ideas and opinions through self-_ ishness,vthrough“"igraft and greed, those are the things that cause so much bloodshed and so much misery” and d.estruction on the face of the earth. i’ . A As I was saying the other day: say, take South America, North America and Central America: these three great countries should be unified together. They should be under one democracy,‘ they should be one‘ language, one speech and should be one fla.g—-not for the purpose of one nationality monopolizing the territories and the natural resources of the others, but for the advancement of civilization and for the unfoldment of the Universal Broth- erhood of man. Billions fdr Unity Instead of Defense If this was done,.how much better it would ’ be to utilize the billions of dollars they are spending for nationalgdefense in the‘ different countries, to fight against each other, in the act of using this money which they are using for national defense in this country and each one destroying his fellow brother——it would be so much better to use it constru.ctively, you see, in a constructive way. And the nations of the earth would ‘eventually become to be con- structive instead of ’ destructive; and the de- structive forces of naturepwould not work de- structively among them as it has been. Even the cosmic forces of nature would cease to’ function. idestructively if men would learn-to build constructively in their deeds and in their actions towards their fellow men. So it would be a wonderful thing. As I was saying, now so, much money‘ being put up for the national defense: in each gov- ernment they put up so much moneyto showi the other country that theyuhave as strong a defense as the other has,and they use, that de- structivelyt to "destroy the other’s defense , and " resources, whilstllin the mfeantimeithey are not iDe'ceml5ert7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. “T h 12 NF, an abolition to even sickness and disease by iTh¢Y* 3.1'~¢7'fl81,1l5iI1g geariioiiigst I W. D A Y 47 themselves. Even the armies and the navies‘ that they organize and set apart‘ for destruc- tive devices and purposes, in the act of de- a stroying instead of building up, if they would change their version of action and their man» i. ‘ ner of ‘thinking and vice—versalate the former '_ — ‘method by which they have heretofore, every“ nation, been destructive, -the whole World of civilization would become to be one CON- STRUCTIVE EMPIRE, and the nations of the earth would no longer be divided; they would A learn war no more, but would unify themselves together and __ would build constructively throughout all civilization. They would bring harmonizing together. , , \ Resentment, anger and rjealousy, prejudice. -- and all of those detestable tendencies cause misery, disappointment, discontentment, and, the disturbance of the mind lowers the energy», ‘ff and the vitality of men. It gives them. some- _. . thing to worry, about; it causes th.emnot- to have the energy and the fighting power. to fight off, germs of diseases and ailments and . complaints. ' - Sickness and Disasters from Inharmony ‘By this men or the nations of the earth are "afflicted, they are sickly, they are subjected to disasters, tornadoes, floods and storms and vol- canoes. In some places villages have been swept off this earth by. volcanoes, being the hand of nature, the cosmic forces of nature. Those = things would not be if the universe would I study war no more and would use their energy constructively, l’1al.‘1’I1011l0L1Sly.anCl for the com- “ iiion good of all l.iuim.anity;- We would not have the cosmic forces of iiature to— work destruc- tively. ’ I I I _ Now there may be a question in the minds of some when I put this forth to the general public: how could our mental and spiritual condition of our minds, as we may term it to be, change the ‘condition of ‘the cosmic ‘forces of nature and of the hand‘ of nature‘? we read back in Bible times, according to Biblical ahistory, the cosmic forces of nature worked. in harmony. They Worked in -harmony 1 VV1l3l“:L‘J.' those who were in harmony _’,fW.lJCll GOD. Take Moses when he crossed the Red Sea, when he got to the Red Sea—-it was necessary A for him to go across to get away from Pharaoh ‘_ p —~-it~ opened up. That was an expression towletgphp p .9 yousee that he was in liarmony with iG(;l.),-.-. and they weiii; through dry_‘shOd.l ,_ _ ~ So that {is toglet you see, in this *d1§p€f1Sa’JC10T1, , .. and; in time to .jcome;ithat, iffinafn -11.1, I361-”f€€’G ‘~ '~ the victory over all adverse kind into the rights of one, Mr. Bernstein : 43 ha.rmony with GOD, VVGOD will cause the crea- tive forces of nature and the cosmic forces’ of nature and the hand of nature to work har- moniously from every angle expressible. Blessing All Things Even vegetation will be prosperous, as GOD L told Moses to tell the children of Israel: “I will bless your going out and I will bless your coming in. I will bless you :in your storehouses, I willibless you in your baskets. I will bless you in the fruit of your land and in the fruit of your cattle,‘etc.” . So it goes to show you the cosmic forces of I nature ‘andgthe hand of nature, the creative forces of nature, Work in harmony with those who work in harmony with the Creator. So it is a wonderful thought if men could see it. As it is with ME, so would it be with all mankind. They would have victory over lacks and Wants and limitations; they would have and undesirable conditions and GOD would bless men Where- soever they were found. So if the Americas universally would drop the band respectively and permit all PEACE LOVING nations to come in under this democ- racy according to the Constitution and its Amendments, how glorious it would be! Be- cause if they would merge. all of these Amer- icas under one democracy and “live and func- tion exactly according to the Constitution and its Amendments, I think we would have a pret- ty good half of an international government-_—- at least, a government that would envelop at least just about half of the world, —and would be controlled by righteousness and unsell;'isl1- ness if it was controlled_by the Constitution and its Amendments. Of course, we stress the Amendments as the essential, toibring all man- and all to be recog- nized as one and one as all, I Mr. Bernstein: FATHER, the Jewish YOM KIPPER FATHER: Sure‘. "YOU know when ‘falls on? Simple and Direct I ' I happenedvto be in a small town in Canada, like in Russia, and we had a very smart man who was orthodox, but he was a Jew. Instead of doing:-la lot of preach.- ing, he spoke very short to. the boys.'He said, “If you have done wrong you must ask GOl)’S forgiveness today?’ Instead of in old orthodoxy saying, “GOD, forgive me,” and hitting him- : self like they ‘do, he cut it very short. . they have done i T H e N E W D A Y December 7th, 1939 iA..D.F.D‘. So a young fellow said, “Doctor” (he liked to be called Doctor instead of Rabbi)——so/he said, “Doctor, if I drove up to a farm and I took a load of hay, would you call that steal- ing?” You can see his mind was very pure and innocent because he wanted to ask’ this ques- . tion. So he said, “Doctor, if I drove up to a farm and I took a load of hay, would you call that stealing?” So the Doctor said, “Yes, it is just like robbing a bank.”-And then the young man. said, “Well, how should I do to ask GOD to forgive me ?” The Doctor said, “Just do like you do on YOM KIPPER!” ' FATHER: Well, it is a very wonderful thought there. ~ ,« ' ’ Mr. Bernstein: Yes. This young Rabbi ‘said, “I am going to cut it short. You don’t have to jump in the brook or anything, but just prom-‘ ise yourself you are notgoing to do it any more.” FATHER: say. Mr. Bernstein-: am telling it. FATHER: He knew he could and he would not do the same thing again. Mr. Bernstein: That is why I’ am telling it, FATHER DIVINE. " — FATHER: But if he thought he could not be forgiven, why, he .,_,would continue to do the same thing. He thought if he could not get forgivenes‘s he would go to" the ‘,‘other place." You know what I call the “other place”; it is not heaven but it begins with “H”! Why, ‘if that man would not thinkhe could get forgive- ness, he would continue to do those crimes. But if the Doctor could convince him that he could get forgiveness, why, then he would not do those things. A I I Mr. Bernstein: I often. tell that story. So YOU reminded me of it. ' « . ’ Well, that is/what I was going to N ew Creatures FATHER: It is just like MY Followers: when "they “confess their sins, just, like they have been, why, they know they do not have to do it again. When they confess their_sins, those things are not heldiagainst them. They be- come to be NEW CREATURES: -Just like others, if they forsake those things, why, they will not be ‘held guilty for What if they confess ‘and forsake them. But if they continue to do it, why, then the same thing will come back on them again‘; otherwise. it will be all right. ~ I Mr. Bernstein: But, FATHER, there’ sonle-*_ 6* , _. Yes, I know/. That is why I get forgiveness A Dwamber 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY g I 49 ___:— thing I wanted to ask you. FA,TI—lER, I l‘12l\‘(‘.. Gentile or persoii thinks I AM on equality with‘ 2:. Christian ;i'i:'ien<l. W ell‘, it is okay until he ‘them, being One _'wlioin they know ﬁnancially, gets a couple of drinks, and then he says, “Oh, socially, intellectually and othei'w.ise———can rank you are nothing but a Jew!” Why is it? with them and surpass them. Why, almost every FATHER: Well, that is that preconceived time they go to tell iyou~—I mean, tell prejudice. “Well, I know some so-and—so people. I have lh/Ir. Bernstein: Why is it? We go around, may- dealt with them and I know there are some be once a year, and then when he ‘drinks he geed l3e0l3leV’ ‘Well, I AM net saying‘ anything‘ says that. i like that‘. It is preconceived prejudice there FATHER; well, it ls that prooonoolvotl pl.oj_ concerning. the Hebrews and Jews and the udice dating back from his ancestors. They Aﬂ'0'Ame1'1C3mS» 01' the Afrlcama 3-5 it may the have taught that there is a difference and termed“ _ llavo lnstlllod that pro]-tlcllolal Seed ldea tn: the Mr. Bernstein: I am so glad I understood wli-at .minds of the people from generation to gener- YOU Say‘ ation until lit just has to express itself, al-‘ l The Teaching of Christ though unwillingly at times. . g l L , MR Bernstein: Anol proloaloly if you would FATI—:IER:. That cursed prejudice is prenataled pm lllm down to it, maybe he ooulol not tell and born in them from their ancestors, but it lllmsolf Why loo Says lt_ must be born out of them. That is where the ' ' teaching of JESUS the CHRIST comes in. I True Judgment know it is not taught by the orthodox, but yet i.n this particular point it is well worth cori- FATHER: No. They are made subject to van- ity unwillingly, but yet they must pay the pen- Sidering _ V alty for it. They must suffer for it, because CHRIST told Nicodemus, “You must be born ’ again.” The particulai“ signiﬁcance of that why should you hate a man because he is of some special nationality? That has nothing quotationlwas that they must be born out of to do with his character. A man should be that Adainic state of consciousness; out of that judged according to his respective character Dhehallilled ihﬂuellee that hes been Carrying _ and not" according to some preconceived prej- them CIOWII all the time. ‘ - iidicial idea of superiority. But when that 1111- Now the same thing is applicable to those_ folds in him, he thinks he _is superior, you with whom you have come in contact—men of see. . . _ your complexion, humanly speaking; it is only Mr. Bernstein: But two years I have known the nationality that they hate you for, not him! And FATHER, if we go out, why, he because of your color. But it is prenataled I even expects for me to buy the drinks. If he and preconceived in them and they must be has a couple of drinks, why, you see, the jinx‘ born againl Unless they are actually born out is up! If I buy him a couple, he wants more of it, the Gentile, as he may be termed, the and ‘he orders me to buy them. “Buy me a average Gentile hates the Jew unless he is couple more!” I say, “No.” If you buy him born out of it. It is not anything to hide, it is two ‘more, FATHER, maybe he tells you generally known because you have proved it by ivorsel your personal experience. FATHER: Well, it is true. It is the same as If a man gets a few the people say about the so-and—so people whom speak it out. He will no they consider ME to be of. Almost any preju- dicial person, even though they inay not be con— l scious of it, they are prejudiced if as soon as you, he will show up his they get to talking with you, they have to pass the Afro—Americans—-—it is Dl'?.(‘fl'f1CEllly the same some kind of a remark about your nationality, thing. ~~i V0111“ Yaee 01? 001011 Yes! eVe1”1 if they e01T1Dh* ljul that is the SIg'11Iil“£ll1CG. of that particular hleht YOU‘, they W111 Say, “Well, I like the S0-‘r1hd- ~,r-3. lation of JESUS =sf;iyii:.g'_. “Nicodemus, you so pe0p1e”——that is trying to elnbarrass you. That ‘l:‘.'il.‘,t be born again!” He had that preconceixfod IS trying t0 10WTete YOU 111 370111‘ eSti111‘c1’Ci011 in l‘-im—-certain things that were necessary to and in V0111‘ Ceneidefatieh, t0 let YOU See, 111 his be eradicated and dispelled. 'fI‘0111il1lS conscious- eeheideratieh YOU 31"e'10WYated-I ness, so that he might not observe them as he I have talked with people and they would once observed them. So that is the thing, either speak especially to ME more that way than way, you ﬁnd“the average person be that they, would someone else, because the average way. And I ﬁnd it to be on either side. drinks ahead he will t speak it -out when or if he gets angry and gets in a battle with he is modestly controlled, but if he gets drunk _ ‘ club foot! And so with ' A so-and-so !-" Vulgar Names Y The same as (it is Wonderful!) the same as MY Attention was called to what a little child said the other day to a friendof MINE’S little child. I did not see it and I did, not hear it. But this child was brought up from and through to and by someone from the South, and they said the child said to the other child, “You little Cracker!” And the lady said, so I was in- formed, “Why, this child is not a Cracker! He has never been to Georgia!’5i or something like that. Because the people prejudicially and vulgarly v A call the American Gentile, the Caucasian Race, _especially in the South, the “Cracker” or the “Buckra”; and that is vulgar. People who are not vulgar will not use those names. But it was prejudice although it was an ex- pression used .by some who they think look like ME. As I say, prejudice has no bounds. It will develop in any person or persons who are taught t-o be prejudiced, one against the other. 7 So it happened to be that this child-—it really provoked ME when it was called to MY Atten- tion, because wedo not believe in using vulgar names in an honorable way, you see. But to use it dishonorably and disregardingly, disre- garding the person-—-now you see when you say that, Why that is an insult! That is absolutely vulgar and it is spoken for the purpose of low- ration, for the purpose of embarrassment; and . I certainly did not like to hear of such an asser- tion being made by another; and this was an in- o ' » nocent child who, no doubt, did not know any- thing about such a name as that being called by anyone. to anyone concerning any other‘ per- son. But that word was used. So it is something to consider. And, as I often say,’ not only something to consider, but I have a whole lot of work to do to overcome those prejudicial tendencies in the hearts and ‘- lives of the people, and t-o unify men together that they might get rid" of those preconceived prejudices and those have preconceived within. For that is exactly What is done. . A Preconceived Idea from Ancestors, The opposition caused. that to come out of the child, you see. have been playing together——just playing in op- position some way or another-—then the first thing you ‘know, this one who’ thought she ‘ looked like ME, said to the other one who thinks he looks, different, “You x are a little I Cracker !’.’ which was to say, “You little_ bigoted ‘minds that they " I think the children must, h'e-NEW! IIKY I V 7th, 1939 iA‘.D.F.*D. So someone, so I was informed, changed the thought and said, just to keep from the par- ents being embarrassed, “Well, I suppose the child thought he was so little he was ‘just the size of a biscuit”——something like that. But it was a preconceived idea handed down from the guardians or from someone“ who has the child in charge. . _ ' So, it is shameful to see how the people mis- treat others and lowrate themselves. You low- 'rate yourself, if you are dis-respectful to others --it is to yourself. If you use vulgar names,‘ why, it is vulgar. You use vulgar names, names of vulgarity until it is vulgar! So it is a wonderful thought to get rid of those tendencies like I have it! I know I don’t have to tell you beéause you read of ME, even though the prejudiced newspapers do not print the truth concerning ME; but they do write _ enough to" AM still unifying the races together and ﬁght- ing against prejudice and bigotry amongst all of them. But it is something to overcome that prejudice ‘preconceived in the people. v Now that is an outstanding feature as Well . worth considering——how a man, when he gets a few drinks ahead says, -“You are nothing but an old Jew!” But until he gets a few drinks in him,‘ modesty will not permit him to say so because he is not feel like insulting you. a few drinks ahead, or get angry, either way, and that which is within, that which he has been taught,‘ will come out of him! ’ . Early Training Needed so if the school would start at the kinder- garten and the parents wouldgstart at‘ the '-edside with their children, and know how to- train everybody. Just know that a child is a child and a man is a man and a woman is a woman and nothing else regardless to what complexion or nationality they may be, we will eventually get rid of and overcome that prejudice that causes so much destructionand bloodshed throughout all civilization’. For our civilization is now at stake. It is Wonderful! As it was said, that if this the mistreatment of the minorities; the mis- treatment of these different smaller ‘countries by the great countries-—it would eventually re-enslave all of the minorities and bring them into subjection. Hence civilization once again would perish! Because really, when they get too high, they are ‘usually cut down. , ,They get cut down after they go up so high. H When they try to ‘use barbarism all over the let ‘you see and know I- too modest and because he does . But let him get ' would continue-— .. -odists and all of those churches taking up V)» December 7th, 1939 K.D..F.D. Th e N E D K Y A ‘ d earth they would be cut down. And -so civili- with inventions that come forth into expres- zation would eventually perish. When they sion. ' L ' 4 I go so high and cannot go any higher, why, , W. . ' L they will get cut down and their civilization Sclence and Rlghteousness I think we should make our scientiﬁc ad- will eventually perish! It is wonderful! . I M1», Bernstein; , De Yen think, FATHER’ with vances and go on from one unfoldment to the all the different nationalities they will back Othelf: and 1931?“ 1”ﬂ01“e and m01”e Scientiﬁdally down after a while, with all the different busi— and lntellectually? that RIGHTEOUSNESS might neee they have? have free access among us to make things 1,-ATHER:e You mean eome together? more comfortable and convenient for all hu- Mr. Bernstein: The legitimate ones, I mean. manitY' . - _ A man said to Me once, “Why, there are I am not talking about the Holy Rollers or _ , _ something like that, but I am "talking about... iethlngs ‘the? are being ‘ﬁfimpered Wlth that are FATHER: They will have to eome to the not according to truth,‘ or words to that ef- reooenitton of the truth! i _ fect-—an ‘orthodox Christian, too. ‘He said, Religion Vet Unity I , “flow can man see andknow anything about Mr. Bernstein: You have Episcopals and Meth- thmge far beyond these Store and planets?" and so on like that. . I said, “As civilization beautiful corners in high class cities and no advances’ event the astronomers are bearing taxee ' a witness to things and bringing to the minds of FATHER: It is true V the people and into the light of their under- Mr Bernstein: Sooner or later it has got to Standing’. the things that are .c°ncemed""¥1eaY' coree ed“ it because took at Europe it is an on enly bodies that could not be discerned ordinari- ' ’ i ’ " ly by your spiritual prayers or by your de- account of thet—'the religions‘ votion from a spiritual point of view” The FATHER: It is true, as you say, that when eetronomere are telling. you! ' religion tends to retard the advancement of No doubt you rememberﬂit must have been civilization and the progressiveness of humanity, around nineteen tWeoty_fom._When the son Wh¥»,nat1W“Y aggreeeloo oeually ﬂees 1“ op‘ went into the eclipse. That was right out here. position. a I say, when religion or those who I Said, “Now that goes to Show yoo_..that the are religious, tend to retard the advancement astronomers know more than the eo_oe11ed , of clvllézatlon and the P1"98"1"9SS Of. lflulnanltyi preachers and prophets and priests and those aggreoslon usually “See, ,1“ oppoemonﬁ _We’ who call themselves religious. Therefore, why.‘ Should not allow our rehglon “or our I'ehg1ouS- should those who are religious try to retard conviction to retard our scientiﬁc advances and the advances of the aetI.ooomeI.e or the aetro1_ , intellectual advances. We should allow religion oeiete, if they een Show you Something or Show and “Science, to Wolfk hand 1“ hand’ oooorooog Me something that is more than the average to My conviction. _ Hence, we should go'*on from person can get from his Studies?» Because one unfoldment to the other and bring about when We hedthe eclipse here that time, right more freedom and more liberty for all; but we out he1.e_1 think We had been South in the do not believe that we should allow our reli- Spring, 1 think it Wae___aod the Son Went into gious oonvjotiono to retard» the advances that total eclipse, total darkness for about a min- _ owlhzatlon 15 makmg“ W ute and a half, I think it was, now had it not e I think We Should 8”l”0W in uﬂdefstaﬂding been for the astronomers, thousands of people Scientiﬁcally and fT0m €V€1‘Y angle Of €XDT€S- would have gzommitted suicide thinking. it was sion. The unfoldinent of understanding from. judgment day, thinking it" was the end of the the Fount of GOD’S OMNISCIENCE Sh0u1d world. But understanding teaches wisdom, and T10t be retarded, but it Sh0111d make its sad twiththe light of scientiﬁc truth as civilization 'V3I1CeS and Should be energized 103% the Spirit advances, it actually saves men from destruc- of thatewhich is termed religion, instead of re- tien and from suicide, , L ttarding the advances of civilization, — , , _ I A U ,th C, ,1, i ,6, When My followers come to Me, or hearers ‘ Rehgwn Should Keep P w1~ 1“ ma Ion and friends, with something they have invented . or some advances they are making from a scien- tiﬁc point of view, I encourage it, so long as it is constructive, so long as it is improving ourtpresent ‘manner of living; and I have so ific point Of Vi€W», 50. as I Say, .many followers. who are inspired by science and\‘ ‘I been informed, at the time that this happened, because of the lack of the knowledge of the those who live « Some of them did commit suicide, so I have truth concerning scientific things from a scient-e ' in. orthodoxy and will nott,co-operate withithe t I 752 but yet I believe see me just Sundays, é advanced unfoldmenti of the scientiﬁc things” that pertain to life, many times they are in the dark or darkness of misunderstanding, cause much misery, and failure, just because of such; so I think our religion should compete and keep pace with the advances civilization is making. Now, some will say, as he s'aid—-—an orthodox Christian said: “No man knows anything about the things of heaven,” as it may be termed, or words to that effect. But yet it has been proven on several occasions in recent years that the ast~ronomers_ do know something, or can see something and can tell you more from that point of view than what some of the preachers can tell you, or the priests or the Rabbis, ' or psychologists- or practitioners or any religious person can tell you, without science and invention. '3-SO it is alwonderful thought to be able to comprehend with the unfoldment of the scene of time, and as civil-' ization advances let our religious views and ands I unfoldment keep pace with the same and stay in the same light of understanding‘ that science and invention bring. So that is one point where so many cannot understand Me; because I believe in religion, and ‘am classed as religious and super-religious, in scientific ‘truth and believe that those things are as much logical as the things we may get from the'Bible, you see. So that is the thought of it, I . But so many different religious people, if they bind you under orthodoxy as they desire to, a good many of them would place you back in that state of consciousness -where you would think that GOD from your own religious point of View wherewith. you have been taught, is but five thousand nine hundred and forty-three years old. Religion a Matter of Business Mr. ‘Bernstein: FATHER, I would like to ask You a question Now isn’t it true that religion is based like a business in this country? Isn’t it true? FATHER: Sure. ' Bernstein: Of course You can answer me that because You have 'roven that You I3 really a religious Man. Now if I say Iram a religious man and a religious fellow and You and all week I run around and just on Sundays go to church and pray; now if I say I am a religious man, isn’t it the same thing as if I go to You and buy a hundred dollars’ worth of goods and say, “Oh, I will pay You,” how many times do You have The NEW DAY disappointment and torture, right here before You finish. ' ity for GOD to fail! vice-versalate our ..-v '‘ December 7th, 1939‘ A'.D.F.D. to’ do business before You find‘ out? Isn’t it)‘ true that religion is based on that same prin-‘ ciple? A FATHER: Sure it is.. A Mr. Bernstein: Then, how long does it take You to find‘ out whether I am or not? Although my brother.died—~he belonged to the Christian Scientists, and all the money he made, he just left it. People are living from it, but he bea lieved in Christian Science. He (the brother) just ‘died and left one boy there, and what does the boy care? One» child! He belonged to the Christian Scientists. What didtliey do to him? God knows what they did to him—prob-A ably killed him. They told him when he had a cold, not to take any medicine. Only sixty thousand, it said, died last year from a hun- dred thousand, and they are making progress! Vhat kind of progress are they making? What Is Religion? FATHER: Some people consider everything that a person worships as his or herconviction, re- ligion. I have heard some argue that atheism is religion. That is their religious conviction or belief, if they are conscientious in it. I have heard some say that anything you believe, sine cerely believe in, that is religion. For this cause I do not wish to quote or use the phrase religion without giving an explanation, with- out an explanationwhichever, because we may deem almost anything to be religion. - Now, what I would deem to be SALVATION is what some people would call religion; and what some people would deem religion, I might deem it to be SALVATION; butmin a manner -of worship, whatsoever manner a per- son worships, it is deemed by some, religion. But now whetherit is true, whether it is good, we can only tell by taste and by proof. If that which isgood is good, then prove it! See if it willbring the desirable result. As I was saying the other day, if I could be a failure, why then, we will not believe in anything. We would not believe in anything if I could fail-, for it is a matter of imposs_ibil— Then if I AM so wrong or could fail in anything, then we had just as well not try to do good, because we have been trying to do good all the time, that we might succeed in all of our endeavors. Then if I could fail, why then, we might just as well expression, and according to the Bible otherwise, had just as wI“ell tend the Bible and trying to live Teaching, it the Teaching of to not believe in according to His bring the best results I3’-eceinber 7th, 1939 A}D.F.D. 2 TIT e NE W V Y. the truth is not going to bring the desirable to us. I . * L » ’ I Religion Bound the‘ People ‘. So that is the reasonso many people ‘do not believe in religion like they have said: some have said about ‘agood many of ‘ the Russian people do .not believe in religion. Well,‘ it is because somany of the religious people reli- giously have tried tobind "people cruelly and have notbrought the best results‘ out of reli- gions for the people, you see. Now if religion can bring something “good for the people, through the people and by the -people, it is ac- ceptable; but ifit does not, someone is going to rebel against it, you see, and so that is the thought of it. As I often sa.y: now they say the different churches, the different religions, practically all the ,_ religions, they have their respective rituals by which you should go and be controlled.’Wel1 now, if your religion——if you serve GOD to the- dictates of your understanding and it does not bring you the desirable results, then what is the use of trying to have religion, if‘ it is not good? That is what some would say Why so many people turn against the common people or common method of religious worship, you see. * Some do not believe in any kind of religion, because some say that; almost all of the dif- ferent religions are behind and they do not for all of the people. That is what they say. Even they include Me or Mine; but I AM endeavoring to produce My conviction into practical, scientific truth, that it might be good for the people, by the people and through the people, that the peo- ple who believe in this religious conviction might not perish from the earth. Follow the Directions But; on the otherihand, if it does not bring the desirable results, why believe in Me? Why believe in Me or anyone else, if itdoes not ' bring thedesirable results, you see? But you must be true yourself and self-denied. You cannot get the best results out of anything un- less you go according to the direction. _ If you take medicine, you must take it ac- cording to the directions. You cannot con- demn the physicians, neither in the medicine, if you do not get the best results,‘if you do not .take it -according to the direction, -You see the ,I"ny’ster‘y?" A i V ‘ Now ‘there is where unjust individuals con-I demn that which they may.be representing or‘ "and have the victory and I which ‘may be representing them. See the mys- tery? Because they are unjust and untrue and will not put the best _in ‘it, you see. Therefore they turn and try to condemn the truth of their own medicine or remedy, whatsoever they . have been .1”€presenting,v because they did not getjthe resu_lts.__But if you do not take the med- icine according to the direction, how .do you expect to get the results? That. is the mystery. But if every person be absolutely true and conscientious, sincere and. reliable, be -honest in words, deeds. and actions, live it and express it accurately for yourself and others with the spirit of equity; then if your religious con- viction does not bring you the results neces- sary, you should seek another, if there is any other religious conviction to obtain. « ’.We Know There Is No Other "But of course in My experience and among My following, the majority of them know that there is none other, and if we cannot produce and bring to fruition the PERFECT PICTURE _ from every angle ex.- pressible, we will not tolerate religion. ‘But you must be TRUE! You must be IION- I EST! You ‘must be reliable! You must take yourmedicine according to the directions from every angle expressible, and take it on time and at the different times that have been desi-g~ nated that you should take it. You see the mys- tery? . _ ’ A . "But the average person does not do it, there- 'fore he or she will condemn his or her religion’ and even‘ their own religious conviction at times, and will not condemn themselves as in- o dividuals for" failing to take it. according to the directions. See the mystery? I As I mentioned the other day, you cannot . justifiably‘. condemn your water system, your plumbing system in your home, just because the water does not run freely. If you turn the faucet on justa ‘trifle, it is a matter of impossibility for it to run free and flovvswith full pressure. See the mystery? But if‘ you turn it on full f_o_rce and give it that Vvhich is due it; be ‘honest to your plumbing system? if your plumbing system is not honest to you . and does not giveyou the supply you desire and , the pressure you should have ._a'ccior.ding to I your plumbing system, why then, you can con- demn the plumbing system‘ or seek to make ‘correction wheresoever it is necessary to be corrected. _ . . ~, ‘ Maybe the pipes are corroded on the inside I with rust, and such like as that, and stopped up. At"_times l,theyA‘,a.re in a good many*‘0f thé fr 1.. N 1: w D A Y December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D.,/ . old buildings, you see. The pipes get ‘corroded on the inside and there is just a little tiny stream of .water flowing through a good—sized Water pipe. You cannot expect to get the~pres— sure because you are not. giving the Aplilmbing, system a chance to give you the proper service that is due you. See the mystery. ' Treat Everything Right — And as with the Water supply, so with every- thing else. We should treat everything right! That which is animate and that which is in- animate; that which is of our physical being, «our physical system, our mentality and every- thing‘ else that concerns us; We should treat all 0. hese things right, and if we do and if we dc ‘Oi; get the right results, then We can analgxx. the thing that should give us the de- sirable results, and if it then does not give us the desirable results, we should seek an- other, for We must go on. It is indeed wonder- ful! , . To My followers, hearers and friends, and even to our country fellowmen, nationally speaking, if I AM not and have not produced the PERFECT PICTURE, presenta perfect picture with the directions of the perfect pic- ture to Me, that I might copy after the fash- ion and use the remedy of such a medicine ac- cording to the direction.‘*Thenr I will consider, if it brings the desirable results more per- fectly and more accurately, that I have not been the exact PERFECT REPRESENTA- TIVE of that which is PERFECT for the peo- ple. But if itcannotbe produced; something that can and will bring forth the PERFECT PICTURE more perfect than What I AM ex- pressing, it _is detrimentatfor anything else to get in the way of it, to try to prohibit it or prevent it. See -the mystery? V " But as I say concerning religion generally, itcis something Well Worth considering. If your religion or My religion Will tend to monopolate the iﬁights of the people and will not give them the best results of life that life affords, then present something or someone Who will, for inanl-{ind must have the best 'there is to give. Can you not see the mystery? So it is a’ won-p derful thought. , Be Conscientious and Produce the Best‘ But whilst we live it and express it and each and every person who is conscientious, we must produce the best.vIf it happens not to be within ourselves or among ourselves, it -will come forth from somewhere, if vwe are ‘Conscientious. But as I say, thereason for cer- tain individuals and some heads of nations rising in opposition to religion, it is because the way. that men have been taught by the religions, it tends to retard ciVilization’s ad- vances in, a great measure, some of them. It tends to lower the standard of living. It tends to hinderthe progress in scientific truth and the advances science is making. So for this cause, if My religion will tend to prohibit it, I say, prohibit My religious conviction and produce a, perfect one; but let everyone be true and try it out effectively absolutely un- selfishly, be conscientious and express it scien- tifically and accurately. Then you shall have truly tested it. Oh, it is something to con- sider! . But oh, how marvelous it will be when the PERFECT PICTURE from the conscientious- ness of all humanity shall have been drawn from this SOUL CENTER of all creation! The sincerity of man produces and brings to the surface and into the consciousness of human- ity that PERFECT PICTURE, the Meshiach, the.CI-IRIST, the MESSlAHl Coming from the SOUL CENTER of the conscientious, from the SOUL CENTER of the sincere, there is where you will find your GOD. If you are true and religious and convicted, and your religious con- viction! is brought to fruition, you can bring forth into outer expression that PERFECT PICTURE. , Close to GOD in Consciousness In reading Biblical history, We find that men and mankind Who have been conscientious, sincere and devout, those who would go into seclusion, those who at times would exile them- selves that they might get close to GOD, as it may be termed, they “Were not getting close to I GOD some place geographically, but they were getting close to GOD in consciousness, that GOD might reveal Himself to them from the within; but they thought it was GOD from the without, no doubt, you see, and they, had not had this advanced light of civilization to teach them wisdom concerning the mystery. Therefore they thought they were getting a Message from GOD from the Without, f'rom ‘— some place geographically; but they were get- ting a Message from their conscience and con- scious sincerity that was in itheiroown souls. There is Where GOD was them! Aren’t you glad! So Moses and the have understood the mystery as We do in this advanced civilization or scientific unfoldment of the mystery; but yet 1 AM here to tell you,’ . to reveal Himself to . prophets, they may not i I December 1 7th, 1939 'A7..D,F.D. H T h e N E w D A Y as was in the experience of Jesus on the Mount ing, begging and stealing, you are telling the of Transfiguration when Moses appeared and people distinctly, GOD is not your Shepherd, when Elijah appeared, they appeared accord~ and allowing all mankind to ‘know that GOD ing to the conscious conviction_ of Jesus and is not with you! But when. David knew that according go His sincerity and faithin them; GOD was with him, he said: i ere ore ~ ° I i WeI.e_Within fy appeared at to Hun’ but they “I. shall not want, for Thou art with Those of you wheresoever I AM, who are me: Th? T°d« and Thy Staff’ they true’ are with —Me_ You See? you may be ab_ comfort me: even though I walk through sent in body, but you are present in spirit. It the Valley of th? Sha.d°W Of death’; 1 ' was not the BODY of Moses that appeared, Shag fear no evil’ for Thou art’ Wlth neither the body of Elijah that appeared, but me‘ ' in the vision on the Mount of Transfiguration, 30 it it‘: 3 C0T1$01ati0n When V011 kT10W deﬁnitely: tions, when you go ao the appearance of I those men appeared, the GOD 13 With YOU» This Was the M€SSag9 Of PERFECT PICTURE for the children of men, GOD before Jesus as a Person ‘came in the as. they were the standard of the light of true l01'ediCti0Yl Of the 001111118‘ Of CHRIST, the MES- religion as far as civilization and religion had SIAFL the MESHIACH I . advanced at that time. So they were the per- aH- h 11 b 11 d I 1 T9“ Pi°‘?“1‘€- A1"en’t You gm? Q I beiiisg Iiilteipfetid, cfotia :1: witIl11mi2i:.’u’e, A S°‘“°“““8‘ “M” “’1“““ ‘ A The Lord Is Shepherd to Millions ' SO when you go mt‘) Sebluslon and are Con" I have consciously convinced millions that iscientious, sincere and devout according to GOD is with them and bythis conscious com your religious conviction, that something will victionp and realization of GOES ACTUAL come from the Wlthm 113 may appear as thwgh PRESENCE, matters are adjusted satisfaca hitis from afar,‘ but what said the prophet con~ torily for them and the LORD is their Shep‘ _ earning W mystety? I _ herd and they sh.all not want. HE leadeth them "GOD is not a (3.01) afar Off’ but GOD beside the still waters; He restoreth their is a GOD at hand.” souls. d I . I I ‘ A‘ I ' th th d , I 1 ' (ROD [was always with. Moses and“ With tl1robL1ghSD1avi"d:e“gl'ee:ech8a)i'g'es CI(I)1‘;’dS()}‘tJ?:f3 Italig Elijah. GOD was with David, for he declared: just like a Storage battery, you See“ In mod, “The L031) is my Shepherd; 1 SW11, ern times we have storage ‘batteries in our machines or in our automobiles. When your 5' not want.” , _ battery runs down, you get your battery re» Can you not see, Moses, David and ‘others cha1~ged_ "But; David said; , . spoke as I AM speaking today? David de- «He restoreth my Soul}! c1ared,= A In the language of today he would say, “I-Ie , V “The LORD is my Shepherd; I Shall recharges my soul,” for ithas been charged up with the magnetic current of His INFINITE- , mt W‘mt"'f°r. TM“ a” “1th 313"’ NESS, of His LOVE and of Hierownaz Can He did not say that GOD’ was some place in you not, see the mystery? ' -heaven. That was his religious conviction. It Now, . p is the same "religious conviction of others,‘ “H p 1_ t ,1 d _ when others have gone to, that place in con-- 9 1'eSt°1"e*h my Sou ‘ my goo mess» tsciousness with faithful Davida It is wonder-' and mergy Shantfoﬂmv me ail this days‘ fun ‘of my life,‘ and I shall abide in the ' i “‘ ts House of the LORD forever.” » ‘So when you have your religious conviction, . R . that GOD is with you wheresoeverﬁyou are, This is a state of» consciousness f0IT"‘Y0111T‘_00T1* then His rod and His staff, they comfort you sideration, whilst yet the abstract and outward and you will not want. You will not want! It expression may _be an 11_1ustrat10n.. It Is send is wonderful! ‘ I for an expla}1I1at1on. f'1:clIi11s beo (1il:e(~11;I1ned,.%o1{ “ . y . « I . ~ termed‘ the ouse o ' e , u e rea A l The iLOP“D'1S my Shephlerdct Shall e I House of GOD of which I AM speaking, is the _ “not want.” V _‘ ‘ ’ x is When you live in lacks, wants , andTlimita—_ . ,,-and 1gha11 abide ,-113, the H.0uSe~: and soliciting; borrow-= of the LORD forever? I ‘ ‘state of_ consciousness in which I living, .u,_‘ 56 I I shall abide in this state of consciousness where GOD is, forever; where GOD reigns, where GOD has dominion; and if you live in} this state of consciousness, dear friends, you will not have an occasion to fret nor worry; for in this state o.f""consci'ou.sn.ess GOD alone reigns, .GOD alone has doniinionl You are out of the picture completely! You will relax: your con- scious .mentalityl It is wonderful! Then You Will Be Happy Even. if you have a house, a home, a busia ness you think is yourlown, you will ‘not try to "rule there. GOD alone will have full COD.‘- trol. Then. and only then will you be happy. Then and only then will you have access in this grace wherein Iistand, and PEACE and JOY and GOODNESS and MERCY will follow you all th.e days of your life; for you are then inGOD’S HOUSE and not your own. Aren’t you glad? I But when you get in your .own house, then you get in misery, you getpin. disappointments, ’ you get in failure. Aren.’t"you glad ‘.7 When I ﬁrst moved out here, Mother and I, we had money and we did not charge anybody a penny to stay in this home. We never did! We did not ch.arge anyone. a penny for any meals to eat, for any food or for any comfort or for any convenience. ' .I tried to produce and dem— onstrate a life of fPERFECTIO.N, without criti- cism; and as Job said on one occasion, appar- ently just to the extreme reverse to that of which I stressed, would come upon. Me. Truly might have Job said: “The thing I greatly feared has come upon me.” ‘ In our midst this morning here is a Sayville citizen, one who lived here, I believe, most of the time that I have been here Personally,» and I believe ‘he and others know that I have paid all of My honest bills and owe no man, and taught all of My followers to do the same. But yet, just to the extreme reverse of such an €~xp1°ession, you see, disgruntledness and selfish- ness crept in and cropped up for th.e purpose of testing the FUNDAMEN’I‘AL. ‘ The thing that you greatly :fear will come you migh.t not reflect the slightest reﬂection of dishonesty or incompetence or untruth, then the “oth.er*fellow” will get behind you as he did behind Job, and say: — A “I will prove to You (GOD),”i/. the ‘other fellow’ told. GOD, ” “I will prove to You that Job, will curse You to Your ’ upon. you. iWhen you try to be so perfect, that /The NEW DAY Can you not see. the,‘ mystery? face. i will make You see that he is false.” That is the “other fellow,” the “other fellow” better known by the religions as the “d . . ." Now you can see it means in the Bible, ac- cording‘ to Biblical history, it tries to make. men think Job not a perfect man of the East; tries to make them think that he was an imperfect man. Can you not see the mys= 3 tery? Because Job feared. he might do some» thing that was wrong. N For the Beneﬁt of Others I recall when I first moved out here, right on this street where I AM now, twenty years ago, I would drive in My dr'iveway if I was going to stop My car in front 'oi:‘ ,My door-- if I was coming up from the village in that Way——~.lf would drive in My driveway and turn around straight. I would not park the on the left side of the street, yet there was not any t'raf.fic law out here that forbids it; but yet ill carried within Myself a Spirit oi.‘ accu- rateness, an unwritten law as far as the law out here was concerned, and endeavored to fill all oi’ the laws out here where there was no law concerning’ those things, the same as I would have to do in the city. Now this is not a supposition. I AM not speakirig something that I AM trying to hide and say it only beifore those of you who woulol not fkinow; but even, to these, our citizens of Sayville village. I would clean the snow ofi’ of My pavement from line to line across these ‘ two places in connection‘ as at this time under My jurisdiction. We did not have to clean the snowlhere off the sidewalk on the outside as you do in the city. It is required to do so in the city, but I desired to do so out here. It was not required, but I desired to do it right out here without being forced to do so. It made it better for anyone to walk the streets, you see. They did not have to wade through the snow in. front of My places. Can. you not see the mystery‘? I In the driveways, I would clean all of the snow out of the,drive'ways, so the guests or anyone, a truck, a delivery truck or anything coming in bringing groceries or anything of that sort, as far. as I would be concerned, the driveway in which they would be obliged to come, it would not be blocked‘ with snow or _ anything 'of_ that sort. I would. make it easy for them without the Wlaw , forcing Me I to do it.; I . l December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. I December 7th, 1939VA[.D.F.D. Opposition to Righteousness Then I have striven to make perfect the law of righteousness in all of My activities here in Sayville, and because of such and try- ing to prohibit the sliglitest reflection of" dis- honesty or imperfectidn, the “other fellow” as in the days of Job said to GOD: ‘ "“‘I will make Job curse You to Your face?’ or words to that effect, and rose in opposition. with false accusation, to try to condemn the truth that has been established by facts and figures and by acts and deeds. I Now this is not a supposition. Everybody knows it in and around. Sayville. We received the people from the Public Welfare. We would go around and take people off th.elWelfare and the citizens of Sayville know it; to keep them from having to take care of the people off of the taxpayers’ money. The overseers of the poor from the time I moved out here, they know, those who are living, they knew I would tell them if they had any of the poor at that time~they called them‘ overseers of the poor‘ ——-I said, “If you have any poor you cannot I take care of, we will take them and take care of them.” xiv We fed them and clothed them. We brough “ ‘ people here from the city~a ‘Mr. and Mrs. Kane and seven children, belonging to the Catholic Church, being supposed Irish people --brought them from the city, as they were _ put outdeors, dispossessed; and after the pic- ture came out in “The Daily News” I think it was, we went down to the city and brought them all out here and gave them a home and food and shelter and clothing,‘ and sent them to their respective Catholic school at St. Mi- chael School down here by the St. Michael ‘ Church.’ No Money, in Return They know those things are true, and I did not. receive a penny for it! These families have been brought around and taken off the; Welfare, and they know those things are true. Oh, it is something to consider! I never re- ceived apenny for what I was doing for them! If anything a.t all came in in the connection with the home here, if anyone brought any fruit or flowers or anything of that sort, they did it voluntarily as one in the Family, when they lived here and did not have to pay a- pennyfor“ rentor anything of. that sort. Then? if you happened to have given the housekeeper * ing them awake.’ THeNE“IDAYi ~ 52! "anything, it was a voluntary service, not as a gift. They were not doing anything, because if they were living here as "one in the “Family, if they bought anything, they were giving it to themselves, because. they could not have L I paid forlthe food they ate here. It was distinctly understood, as today it is, that the meals they would receive here would,» be worth from two fifty to five dollars a plate if you went to public places to get such .1. meals. They knew that. It would have been a matter of impossibility for them to pay for‘ such food! They had never seen such food! Then I say, it is something to consider! So then I say, the thing that you greatly fear will come upon you, and it happened .. as if _, though’ I feared that I might do _something that might be called wrong. Hence, as Iwas trying to ‘explain, My goodness asqa. Man, as Job was a perfect and upright man, a man_could'not_ . be perfect in the sight of men; therefore Job was condemned. Job was perfect in the sight -- of GOD, but not in the sight of men. There- fore Job in the sight of men was condemned. . Aren’t you glad? A Great Privilege So then, as I say, I .AM still saying it is a » privilege to be here, and if My followers, hear-_ . ers and friends would take cognizance of My Message and try to live according to My, Teaching, everybody would have the victory, over all. undesirable conditions; and if you .would be accused or condemned i.n the sight of men, your conscience would. be clear before . them. You could be happy and you could be glad, knowing within yourself, even though you walk throughthe valley of the shadow of , death, you shall not fear evil, “For Thou art with Me,” said he, “Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.” It is wonderful! So this is not a supposition. This is an ex- perience and it has beenrecognized, veriﬁed and , realized by mankind. To prohibit any unpleas- antness towards our neighbors, I would have My followers, those in this hon-1e, right here. in this home, to down the shades at night, as ; soon, as we turn on the lights or before we. turn on the lights, -that the lights. might not reflect in other people’s windows to give them andoccasion to say that "our lights were keep- that whichhis just and right forithe people and to leave no occasion for stumbling‘? I never go to bed with My shades up, unless after I have turned out the lights.» I never ‘ Can you not. see the ex-_ cessive carefulness I have taken in order to do I 58 undress in My private bedroom without having the shades down. Those who are of Me will copy after the fashion I have spoken and shown them. Can you not see the mystery? I AM not saying this just to be talking, but it is an experience and an investigation can verify it; for it has been veriﬁed and it has been investigated. It is wonderful! So then, if My religious conviction can and will bring something good for the people, then let it reinain; but if it is not the right thing, ‘then it should go. When and after you have said all you can say and can do no more, let those things be such as may be. I thank you. I thank ‘you. I thank you! PEACE VVe thank You, FATHER FINE (ANDY PM THE FAMIIY LOFT HAS BEEN MAKING AND SELLING FINE CANDY FOR MORE THAN I SIXTY YEARS , A Hl.’8. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs 2 West 125th St., Cor. 5th Ave., New York City Tel. HA. '7-569s PEACE Peace , We thank You, FATHER: GOTHAM SPECIALTY SHOP Finest Grade Hosiery —- 49c and up UNDERWEAR ——- CORSETS 22 East 125th Street New York City Phone: LEhigh 4-2291 ‘ Peace Established 190"/ “None Better Made” S. M. FELNER Custom Tailor MO. 2- 5:133 2102 Seventh Ave., Near 125th‘ St., N. Y. City' .P.E.A(LE I VVe thank You, ,.F.%\.’.l‘_llER BARGAIN MART 1773 LEXINGTON AVENUE Between‘109thw and 110th Sts., New York “I:l(:17'le'm’.s'. 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A "The D AY in . 59 BROOKLYN ADVERTISERS Phone: Pﬂcsidenl‘: 3-8202 Peace DEAN LIVE POULTRY CORP. 1815 Paciﬁc St. Brooklyn, N.Y. ABE KASSAK ’l.‘hank You, - FA'Il‘}HF.R. W. H. BOONE .LADlF.S’ 8; (}lEN’l.‘S’ Sl'll.'J‘S .\l‘.«—\li)l<‘. TO ORTJER (1lJE.\N [N G. PRESS] NG. .-'\li’.l.‘,l<‘.ll .\’_l.‘lON S, F U HS R.l<.1l\'l()l,)l<l l 11*‘. D -545 Classon Ave., near Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. PEACE We thank You, FATHER _ HARRIS DRY GOODS STORE House Dresses, 98c‘ and up——Ladies’ Hosiery, 49c and up ALSO MEN’S HOSIERY, 25c. Manager, Miss Thelma. Cullers 1362 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Between New York Ave. & Brooklyn Ave. PEACE Phone: JEﬁ“erson 3*-0574 DUDLEY cs. DARNLEY COAL and ICE " 298 PATCHEN AVE. VVe Thank You, FATHER PEACE BARBER SHOP HAIR our and sunvn ~ SHOE SHINE 3o BARBER WAN’l'.‘ED 464 Grand Ave. ~ ~ Bet. ‘Fulton St. & Lefferts Place Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘Peace We "thank You, FA.TH.F.R NEW DEAL’ MEAT MARKET Quality Meats, Provisions, Poultry, Fish ’ RE".PAl.L ATn'\VHOLESALE PRICES. 1002 Fulton St., Facing Downing St., Brooklyn PEACE Tel. :P eLem-noree 5-0511 A T P1i]AGE DRYDOCK COAL & COKE CO. GOAL, lr‘l,lEl_. 01.1., (,lOl\'E Aiithorized oil buriier *(il'lStl.‘ll31llO‘l‘S. ~ Specialists on Automatic Heating Special to ]"0ll0'u>e7‘-s M. E. FRIEID 4* Thank You, FATHER ' ’ ’1‘el.: MA.i'n 2—5928 BROOKLYN, N. Y. Come and Dine at THE PEACE RESTAURANT A BEST MEALS 10 and 15 Cents Spaces for Bros. and Sisters 1682 Fulton St., Brook1yn,N. Y. We thank- You, FATHER Tel. l\lAl11 ‘2«l(392 A.D.F.D. Pl1TA(.lE RUDIN’S Clothing Exchange A full line of used Suits and Overcoats for Men, ' Young Men and Boys at Reasonable Prices. 4076 Fulton St., Next to the Elks’ mob, Brooklyn, N. Y. "*Tel. SOutl1 8-6500 MRs.wAeNERw Has WAGNER BAKING COP.PORA'I‘lON 301' 4th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Peace We thank You, .l'.<‘..+\’il‘Ilrl.lli‘.-l3l L . B R O C K ' «S Bargain Store Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s W ear 11881/2 Fulton St., Br’klyn, N. Y. A ("Near Bedford A\_r_en.ue) " P E A (IE Tel. ",l’l{esi(len‘t 2-9868 DR. GARNET C. ROLLOCK D e n t i s t 1.060 Fulton St. Ent. 559 Classon Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Office llours: 9.4.2 A. M. 25:30-9 P. M. and by appointment Tel.: GL. 2-9256 LINCOLN MEAT MARKET .16 oz. to the pound‘ 1878 Fulton St., Br’klyn, ‘N. Y. Tel. 551‘. 23.44% s PEACE / SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.. INC. A Complete Stock of Building Materials to Supply Contractors and Home Owners 859 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. _ Deliveries Ever-3/wltere Peace Phone: S’.l.‘erllng 3-8-/L32 Special attention given to restaurants THRIFT MEAT MARKET Quality Meats. -— Poultry and Provisions . 1357 FULTON ST. BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Rel\\‘een Mamy AV€‘.lll1e\a‘l'l(l Verona Place) * 307 Tompkins Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘m A A Tel MAin 2-3525 _ ~ PEACE A. MALKIN Paints, Wall Paper THE B§l'*‘.ST F()ll LESS Quality paints only We deliver anywhere. promptly A 5 Putnam Avenue A” _ at “Fulton St. Brooklyn, N.y”Y, . Peace _ We thank You, FA’.l‘HER PEACE DINING-ROOM Spaces alsoilfor Sisters PEA GE ' PZli'..A(]‘.E MEALS 10c. and 15c. 1 1004 Fulton St. B1'ooklyn, N.Y. so 4 Th e N E w D A Y December 7th, 1939 'A.D.F.D. PEACE SHOE SHINING PARLORS Cooperative White Shoes —— Suedes —- All Colors —— Cleaned IOC S H I N E 3c. SHOES DYED —- 25c . ‘I ll .I)1T/'/'(:m/nt, In'stablz's/z,7n'Le71ts No. l 119th at Lenox Ave. N0. '7 '1/10th & 8th Ave. 2 ’lfl8f;lI & LQIIOX 8 141815 & 8th Ave 3 13131; & Lenox 9 11:-rt} 96 5a A ' 4 Math & srgn Ave. ’ 1 ‘ 1 V9- 5 1.‘l.‘3r(l it 5111 Ave. 40 30*!“ ‘S? 31“ AVE- (5 1/171“! &'8th Ave, 11 139th St. & Lenox Peace Cooperative Shoe Repairineg 270 LENOX AVE. -— 1 W. 117th ST., N. Y. City Phones: MOtt Haven 9—537"o, 1 WAll;er 54324.6. Peace . A . S P E C T O R‘ COMMISSION MERCHANT SOUTI;[ER.N ].?‘RUIT and PRODUCE Store No. 44, Bronx ’l‘e1‘mina1 Market 107 No. MOORE Street New York City PEACE NEWTON BAKERY BETTER BUTTER BREAD ~- '.l‘ENl\"I7S TASTE TELLS I452 FIFTH AVENUE New York City PEACE Tel. M0. 2-9493 {E *< e v V . A “T1 * Service and Satisfaction to All * VVe thank You, FATHER :35 LENOX ‘AVE. NEW YORK CITY near 117th Street. Phone: UNiversity 4-3584 JAGER"MAN'S I BUTTER & EGGS 2134 Eighth Avenue, Near 415th St, New York City ' PEACE PEACE WE THANK YOU, FATHER STAR DRY CLEANHNO & DYEINO SHOP ’ FA.NGY DRY CLEANING} & DYEING A A Cl"/VE CLEAN J2’ VE A/{ Y .T]‘] ING- PROMPT SERVICE -— 1469 IJIFTH AVENUE ' NEW YORK Between 1l.8“tl1 and 119th ‘Streets GENTS’ WEAR NECKTIES, 350 up —~ LADIES’ HOSIERY MEN’S HOSIERY, 10C iip —— SUSPENDERS. 150. up HANDK ERCI-JIEFS, 5c up —i— RAZOR BLADES, Package, 4c up PEACE 1828 MADISON AVE. —— 2'70 LENOX AVE. —- N. Y. (1., Tel: UNiVer-sity 4.7876 We thank “You, FATHER L E W ' s TROUSERS V MATCHED TO YOUR COAT & VEST Don’t discard a good coat & vest when only the trousers are worn out. Let us match them with new trousers made to your measure at ’ bargain prices. ALSO WORK - DRESS - SPORT PANTS READY TO WEAR !.EW'§ PANTS. STORES 211 West 125th St. —:- New York City ‘ (Next to -Harlem Opera House) ' PEACE We thank You, FATHER PEACE SHOE REPAHRING _ HALF SOLEMFOR GENTS .— 500 HALF SOLE FOR LADIES —— 40?’ Job ﬁnished while you wait II EAST II5th STREET__, .New York City l‘el. AU 34522 PEACE, FATHER SIMMONS EX-PRESS LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE H PRICES REASONABLE . 2539 8th AVENUE New York City “Tel. 1121). 4-7646 P EACE BELSTRAT LAUNDRY co...mc. Is still Harlenfs Largest Gommunity—owned« Enterprise. _Your continued patronage vveilltllelp us to continue givlng our share of Jobs to residents of this community. 51 WEST I40 STREET YORK CITY L. Wiener A PEACE We thank Yon, FATHER T. GRANT CO.‘ " A DEPARTMENT STORE ’ I352 5th AVENUE,‘ Corner of Ii3tl‘1 Street . Open Every Night until 40 o’clock ' E. H. LOHSE, Mgr. N€W\YOI‘k City Tel.: MO/tt Haven 9-9466. PEACE JACOB GOLDBERG. WHOLESALE FRUIT and sronn No. 55, Bronx Ternﬁnal-Market, BI/‘UIIX, N. Y.’ APEACEM ALgonquin 4-4747 ‘ “ EST. 4910 . . 4 - 748 HARLEM cnocxakv cal WHOLESALLE New ‘York We thank Yon, _F‘A'I‘I-IER , . 39_,.WESTi 23;-d STREET . “.1 ‘E-r~=>9k:T-447-::sj:;«F§s;,._ ;. . —~ A O .4:-—-» » “ . * « 3;, gm-:=='r‘i.-1-"?"*-=.:; ‘E. .___,...‘-_..,, ____, ..-.-«' . December 7th, 1939.A;D.F.D., The NEWVDAY , i » T 51 Do Not Stand in the Way of the Waiters an’diWaitresses Passing Through “OUR ‘FATHER’:-‘s MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-1889 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY THURSDAY, NOV/30th, 1939 A.D.F.D TIME: 5:25 P. M. Patiently our SAVIOR “sits day after day, apparently not observing many little deviations and acts of disobedience, but the time does come when that spirit must be openly chast- ened, to put an end to the violation, if the body or bodies will not heed Him in meekness. A When FATHER had finished a beautiful Lec- _ ture on this afternoon, an incident called to His attention something about which He has , repeatedly requested the .co—operation of fol- lowers, co-workers and visitors alike. The pas- sage ways are narrow in the assemblies where the masses gather to be in ,the presence of the LORD in Person, and when they are closed in T by the enthusiastic onlookers, it makes it ex- ceedingly dif'fi_cult for the waiters and wait- resses to pass and serve their patrons. Scarcely a day passes that FATHER does not request those blocking the passage to either stand to one side or go over to the other -side where it is not necessary for them to pass, but as this was for the most part ignored, on » this occasion He made an issue of this dis- obedience, that all might know He has an eye that never sleeps nor slumbers. Thank You, FATHER, for this valuable les- ‘ son! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHERS‘ Message followsz) PEACE, EVERYONE! . Now I would just like to say a word that is well worth. considering. “In all of your getting, get under- -standing.” ‘ I,would just like to. say, as a rule those who are disinterested in trying to obeythe rules and regulations of your personal home, of your church, 'oflyo'ur place of ‘business or anything ;o1"'7 that sort, suchvpersons as a rule, are ‘dis- obedient to ‘law and order. _, . , Now there are those of you who know it is a violation. of the law of th.e.cit'y,. it 'is:a,;,:iviola- \'~. « iv- tion to the traffic and to the ﬁre department’s law, to block traffic and to block. hallways and doorways wheresoever there are large crowds gathered. We have put rails here for the pur- pose of allowing you to see and know h-ow you should stand for the beneﬁt of yourselves and for others who are concerned. “A little shows what a whole lot means.” ' Those who are rebellious and disobedient will stand. in the hallway as they are standing there now. The rail has been put on the side there, so those who desire to be honest and true i might be on the inside of the rail and you might have passageway through the dining room into the kitchen, especially the. waitresses. They do not stop to consider, we have not tried especially to enforce that law because I know those who are true and ffaithful will live up to it, wi.thout being coerced into do- ing so. ‘ , There are those who stand on the side next to the. rail. I have allowed them to stand there at times when they‘ are not standing in the way, singly; but next to the sink there, I have asked. them to move from time to time. One of the ‘waitresses just a little while ago asked one to move. She rebelliously and selfishly stoodkiand did iiotrmove. It goes to show you ' what they care for Me-—esp.ecially standing in the way of the waitresses passing in and out. You do not have to do this service as wait- ing-they do not have to do it unless they wish to; but when they are doing it, you must re- spect these waitresses or else I would like for you to stay out of the places. When they are carrying the heavy trays over your heads and you are standing in the way unnecessarily, when I have made the sacrifices through My co-workers to have ways whereby‘ you can stand out of the Way, and you teetotally and willingly, wilfully rebel over the rule, and selfishness. Now, if you want Me to make an open issue out of it, since you will’ not obey and will not. . consider‘, I canreadily doit. We have been re- j'_ \ questing. you from tinie to time not to do , it,j. -sayings: ;“Do_ not s.t’and infthe way of the wait,- it is. plain to see you are not; trying to obey and you do not care a thing about lVIe,,lVly rules‘ or My regulations. You are just living in se1:i'_ resses. Do not stand in the way of the waiters as they-are»passing through.” First of all, if it pwasonot, for ‘Me, youwould be taken out by theh1aw’forJ,blocking the hall or the exit, for the fire '-department in‘ case of "a fire. That is the‘”fi‘rst‘ thought. ' ’_ ‘ Q Through Me» you have been’ privileged to stand and to crowd these different places, but I have'instr'ucted those who are in charge and hold these places for Me, to give you all the . privilege’, to assemble, to have rails so you will not; crowd in and will have a way of exit, and make the way possible and give you the privi- lege to come in day in and day out absolutely gratis, without the remuneration of a penny, one cent; and yet you do not appreciate it. After making the comfort and convenience for you‘, still you some in and ignore the request 9ffMe--My request and the request of the waitressesol and ‘others with Whom you are in- truding on, those of whom you are intruding on when you arestandi-ng in the way and will not get out of the way, when you could come around. on thepside or get there some place where you would not be in the way of the waitresses. « - Now, I want space and place or else I want you to stay away! I -thank you. I thank you. I thank you! . (An angel came forward quickly -and asked A forgiveness for obstructing the passage way, and FATHER responded in saying:) -_1 AM especially speaking about where Mrs. K-.- is standing. She was especially requested to move. Those of youlwho are‘ thin are viola- ting the rule, it is true, whenyou are stand- ing 1011 this side of the rail, but it has not been ,enforcedJ to A that extent. But where she was standing, ‘she was especially requested to move and "come. “over, on, this side, and boastfully’ she would not-‘doit. I AM talking about Mrs. K——- especially, and others. (Mrs. tfhlati shehworked "during the day and this was her first offense in this way, or words to that effect. FATHER replied again.) Well, obey or_stay awayllf you want to come here and stand as others do, out of the way, 1't«is..al1‘right. Ifnot, you can stay away! Of course, it is true that the rail was put there so that on this side of the rail in the hallway they’ would have passage,‘ but it has not been as some of the thin ones enforced ‘as long wouldstand on this side. ofthe rail, which did not. interfere with the waitresses so much; but? when you double inthere and get in tlievway K-5-‘ stepped forward and said‘ that .she_ did, not/know she was violating any rule; 5.2 4 lg . The NEW DAY ‘DecemBer7fh, ’19392\‘.D.l~‘.D.— of the waitresses and try to intrude on them, in- vading their places whilst they are serving and giving service to and for you as well as for » others, why, then I disapprove of it and dis- ’ like it. . (Mrs. giveness intended to be thanking Him.) FATHER; You are welcome. ‘ Phone: LEhigh 4-8716 BARGAIN FURNITURE EXCHANGE K— spoke again, meekly asking for-‘ and assuring FATHER she had not disobedient, concluding by v’ -4% we thank You, FATHER SPECIALS ON NEW and USED FURNITURE We thank the children of Father D21/£71.49 for their past and future Dat’I"()'n(l,g__vg . E. 125th St., bet. 5th & Mad. Aves., N. Y. C: PEACE 825 EAST 141st STREET‘ I PEACE Thank You, FATHER A 3. P TEA COMPANY A and P FOOD STORES. Stores Everywhere ‘T’ I V 7 _NeW~—:Y_ork City Tel. M0. 2-moi Thank You.’FA’I"I-IER MICIKE ROSEN All Kinds of Meats and Poultry Also, a full line of Cakes & Candies 7 WEST II5th STREET PEACE In Central Market New York City Thank You, FATHER GARDENIA PEACE RESTAIUCBANT pp 230 LENOX Avenue - 24-Hoiir Service, . New_ York City Phone : LE. 4-8648-—£l 1931 MADISON AVE. Phone: HA. '7-1368 wILLIs eLAss & winoow SHADE co. FULL LINE or PAINT," SHELLAC, PAINTERS’ , SUPPLIES, HARDWARE and ,JANITo'as?' esnppmns. 1488 5th Ave., Bet.l119th_& 120th posts, N._Y._C. . .~=+ Peace ‘ Universal Peace Cafe ‘I ,Meals 10c and 15c — A. : PEACE W MT. MORRIS PHARMACY .P7'e.s*_c7‘ipti0n Specialists ‘ I. STERN, Pharmacist: -' I I I Cor. 124th St. _ N. Y. City ’ PEACE * I Thank You, FATHER 353 West 127th St., N. Y. o. ' (Near\ St. Nicholas Ave.) E ‘~=.;—,.~:“'-"-i=§‘ ,.;-r;‘-2-‘Art ‘ < December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. Tel. AU 3i-8130' L O N D O N ' S 5th AVENUE MARKET 2.180 - 5th Ave. (Cor. I33rd St.) New York City MEATS and GROCERIES Hotels and Restaurants Supplied PE ;\GE PEACE \/Ve thank You, FATHER its 95. 573-575 NINTH AVE." NEW YORK CITY (NEAR 42nd STREET) Wholesale and Retail Meats and Poultry Hotels and Restaurants Supplied Tel: EDgecombe 4—6880~‘l Peace , DARRow LUMBER CO.. INC. Doors, Mouldings, WaI'clI*obes,. IT)resse‘rs, Flooriiig, Slielving, Roofing, Jcsist, Fir 666 Lenox Ave. V N. ‘Y. City (Bet. i43‘l"(1 and 144th Sts.) PEA CE ‘Tel. Lﬁlhigh 4»-34.71 I. KIRCHENBAUM Wholesale I)lStl‘lI3l.llOI‘ of Florida and Calil'0I“nia Fruits At Lowest Rates I551 Park Ave. (Bet. IIIl’l‘1~& II2th Sts.) N. Y. City Tel. UNiversity 4-6082 . I R.SUKOFF Dressmaking Trimmings, Pleating Hemstitching, Button Holes, Buttons 1742 Madison AVe., bet. 114th & 115th Sts., N.Y.‘C. 1’ EACH PEACE LERNER SHOPS DRESSES —— SPORTSWEAR BLOUSES —- HOSIERY —— UNDERWEAR 222 West 125th Street New York City —ﬂu1uvuAs.» PEACE EVERYTHING for MEN hirts, Ties, Underwear, Hose, Pants, Sweet-Orr Work Clothes F". E E K E R 2331 - 8th AVENUE Near 125th St., N. Y; C‘. We thanlt You. F‘A'1‘1-IER ‘ The=NEW DAY ' _ 63 PEACE * We thank You. F.~\'I‘l~IEIt GEO. W. PRATT 8: SON L U M B E R PAINT, HARD\VARE & MASONS’ SUPPLIES HIGHLAND NEW YORK \Il‘I*‘.."\t‘I£ _ We th:I.nk You. I<‘A’I‘HER I.£tI‘<§E-Q‘fAR§FENT S'I'®RE$. INC. 5(':--IOC-$I.0O and up DEPARTMENT STORE Highland New Paltz Marlboro. Peace We thank You, FATHER 'l‘Esl~.tlI§ EAEIING CO. White Spo‘ng*‘e‘ Extra and Honey Krushe-d Bread I Poughkeepsie New York I'1~1A(.‘1s: i i __.__ Real Posture Foundation? on proper tool Iountictiion. Fool V troubles do not always stop at the feet but affect ‘your entizo body structure and nervous'syI- Iem. Wear_ Simplex Travel-Aim shoes during the day and retain normal ioot health. X-RAY FITTING STATELY SHOES 2 EAST 125th STREET. (Near 5th AVe.,‘NOW York City) PEACE OUR BUSINESS ‘INCREASED 100 PER CENT We thank You, FATHER ‘ ‘ R I T Z Y ’ ’ FAMOUS FOR BETTER » Coats -— Suits —- Dresses 29 E. 125tlI St.. Bet. 5th and Mad. Aves.. N. Y. C. PE.~\C.E Thank You, FA'1‘HE'R §IDNEY'S MEAT MARKET lVIcats of Quality, FT‘eSh—I§lllECl Chickens and Jersey Poi"-II 2059 8th AVe., bet. 111th &i112th Stsu. N. Y. Cs I ave You 99‘. V J a5...‘ 3'... -0 n...I s.-. PEACEZWI Peace Reaci THOSE IN ENGLAND Wishing‘ to hear of the.WoIIdeI'ful Works of » " FATHER DIVINE _ _ may contact Miss Yarrow. BM[YAR, We thank You, FATHER London, W, C. 1 PROMISED LAND ADVERTISERS ‘ We thank You. FA'1‘HEIt _ ECGNGMY SHOP USED CLOTHING -— SANITARY 3 I'3l"GSS(*S, 150 up -~ (loats; $1 .0_() up‘- Shoes. _1.5c up = I--l:Its,. 100 up. elc. ~— .D1"essIm1lr:In;.-1', Own lV‘I_atm'1:Il. 750 up. :34 .w. main St.,. N.‘ Y. c. l;ligl'1 Falls, Ulster co., N._§’._ \- T h e N 15: w D A Y /DecembOer" 7th, .1939 A}D.F.D. ,,,, , V §PEACE PEACE ’ we ARE TAKING THIS OPPORTUNITY ' I ._ T O \, FOR ‘YOUR RIGHTEOUS INFLUENCE IN THE WORLD OF BUSINESS. PROFESSION AND LABOR WE EXTEND OUR COMPLIMENTS AND THE SEASON"S GREETINGS S ’ I TO THE FOLLOWERS AND‘ READERS OF .' f I‘ "THE NEW DAY," ASSURING THOSE WHO MAY . ' ‘ NEED OUR SERVICES OF TRUE COOPERATION. -vs ’-‘Goo oooo - -. we - ooooooo - oooo®@(-:©®<-.>©@®@®©<9€\-, we /SIRE SINCERELY/ YOURS. on. M. J. mm RJIEGTOR POLK Physician & Surgeon Surgeon Dentist I I Phonq: AUdubon 3-8489 Phone: AUdubon 3-2355 ‘ I 488‘ LENOX AVENUE, bet. 134th & 135th Sts., New York City ’ ‘666666666666 ° ' 6/‘C93/(53(.\’?@@s 0 666666 9 9 9 5 @X'3€°X° L3. ° ° ('X°X°X'X7./{9%L€@} \ December 7th, 1939 A..D.F.D.i T h e N E W D Y A _ A I I A - 65 I IF YOU HAVE THE SPIRIT OF YOUR CITIZ ENRY WITHIN YOU, YOU WILL PRODUCE IT AUTOMATICALLY AND PUT IT FORTH INTo EXPRESSION In Winning the Victory over Any Dithculty, the Person as a Per- W one g,\_}JI"l: Not Suﬂticient or Qualified to Overcofme Such a Conditio-n_ “our. FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILST AT THE BANQUET TABLE 188’?-9 MADIsoN AVENUE NEW YORK CITY , I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1939 A.D.E.D. TIME: 4:50 P. M. Stepping stones to success can be another name for failures, if observed with the right concept; for one should profit ‘by every error as well as every success. In the same trend of thought, the death of ifainous inventor or artist does not‘ cause scientific inventions to be ended or works of art to cease, but to the contrary, they come forth increasingly won- derful, Ior the successor is not only imbued with the same talents but can also profit by the ‘failures of the former. Our SAVIOR il- lustrates this thought with parables in the enlightening Message delivered covering this and other points. IA, MODEL of PERFECTION in every phase or issue, FATHER also exhibits His MODELSHIP in the matter of respecting the slightest ordinance of the city,‘ even in coun- try villages where it is not required; thus en- dorsing law and order in every detail, as shown in His observance of parking. regula- tions. WE THANK YOU, FATHER, FOR Tl-LIE PERFECT ISXAMPLE YOU SET! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHERS Message follows the song He sang before rising to speak.) SONG :‘I AM the One, I AM the One; I came treading the winepress I AM the One, I AM the One; _ I I came treading the wineprzss all alone. all alone. “There were none to walk right with Me, i;/.,.. ., I caine treading the winepress all alone. I AM the One, I AM the One; I came treading the winepress all alone.” FATHER speaks as follows: V Thatlittle composition, it seems to be quite appropriate for the occasion and especially for this present generation in which we are now living; for it has long since been de- (‘_l2)lf'€Cl, ili‘ you speak’ in the religious phraseol-A ogy of a good inany of the religions: “Every tub must stand on its own bottom.” But Biblically speaking, according to the Scrip-. ture Gospel: “Every knee must bow and every tongue must confess (for himsel:l:').” “At the Name of Jesus Christ,” as the Gospel Epistle of the Apostle de- clared, “every knee niust bow and ev- ery tongue must confess.” That which is applicable to one, it is ap- plicable to the other, if they can and will but accept of it; for it has been produced and brought into expression as an expression of one, and as being applied to certain individ- uals, even so it is to others who are in that same state of consciousness in which such per- sons are living orhave been living. Then I say, if you as individuals accept of the Message as it is given, you can apply that which was applied and can live and bring into your experience the same experience of some- one else; “l’or it -is an IMPERSONAL expres- sion, though persons at intervals individually may express it. The Same P1'i11ci,ple I stress “this to let you see and know, that Wl’1l.Cl"l. was spoken by Jesus and others who live and e:\:per'i.ence what you are experie1i.ci.1ig, I and cause anything, ‘Q-. / ' was asa sample. That was as a sample, it was an example to let you see, as He and as others have overcome, so can you overcome the same difficulty. But remember, it was the self-same PRINCIPLE that caused others to overcome those difficulties, those trials and tribulations and oppositions that had arisen from time to time. I I Remember, “It is hot by power nor by might, but by My Spirit, says the LORD.” Hence, all who have ever overcome and won the lVlfCTORY over any difficulty, over any trial or tribulation, remember it was not the person as a person, sufficient nor qualified to overcome such a condition. “My glory I will not give to another, neither My praise to graven images.” Then, if you have overcome any trial or tribulation, “Each victory will help you some other to win.” ‘ ‘I If others have overcome trials and tribula- tions, adverse and undesirable conditions, “each victory of any other person will help you some victory’to win. , Now if you can come into this place in con- sciousness "where the Apostle was when he observed the mystery-— “All things work together for good to them that-love the LORD and are called according to His purpose,” then .you can see each failure or disappoint- ment or accident or adverse or undesirable condition will help you some victory to win. Anything I That May Come In the composition of such an assertion, de- claring in the composition as a declaration: “Each mrtory will help you some other to win,” it was an expression as an assertion that was very encouraging; but with the right concept and the recognition of GOD’S ACTUAL PRES- ENCE, you can enlarge on such an assertion matters not what may come or be, to help you to win the victory. “Each victory will help you someothe to win.” ‘ ‘ ‘That is commonly known; and I desire to ‘bring before your mind’s eye and stress it vividly until all ofyou get it effectively: each 4 O I The NEW DAY D-e-ciember 7th, 1939 'ALD.F.D.‘ ‘failure or each disappointment, each adverse or undesirable condition will help you to win a the victory. That is the mystery.‘ As I said many years ago, concerning the advancement of civilization and the light and understanding of science and invention as it advances scientifically, men will rise and will advance scientifically, intellectually and other- wise, and will invent many great inventions with this advanced civilization; but the more I highly advanced they are, when they apparently be a failure, it is more expressive forithefuture for others, if not for themselves personally; for the scientific truth that has been developed in such individuals, where they have carried it on to a higher degree of unfoldment, where they have disappointed or have made a fail- ure; when others get it they will see the fail- ure of their predecessors, and will not allow that failure to be in their experience. So each failure will help you some victory to win, for it will make you, or place you, or fix you in » readiness as a preparatory standard of ex- pression to meet the opposition. Wheresoever the other was a failure, you will be success- ful. I The Vanishing City As I said many years ago concerning this Van- ishing City, asl termed it or gave the name of it at that ti1ne———I said, a physical or material, mechanical Vanishing City should be developed at least at the furthest date, in the year twenty- five twenty-ﬁve, whereby you will be able to transcend gravitation and go on to other planets on a mechanical city, as would be termed now by science and invention, a great machine as an airplane, you see, as an airship. should be developed at that time. in the hearts and minds and the lives of the children of men by science and invention, to qualify them to per- ‘A fect -the invention to —a degree that they could transcend‘ gravitation and go at the rate of speed of at least a few thousand"'miles an hour. Whensoever a great pilot goes down, Whenso- ever a great inventor, loses his life apparently, the transmission of his intelligence, his skil- ful ability- and his scientiﬁc understanding is reincarnated in another," as science and inven- tion‘ advance; hence, I “Each failure will help you some victory to win.” It isa matter of impossibility to deteriorate or I to lose by the seeming’ failure or the disappoint- ments of yourself or of others, if you will but use such failures and disappointments construc- tively. That is the , mystery; But it. ,Decemb‘er!7ui, 1gs9».x.n.1=.::. The NEW DAY I D . . 67 Then I say, live in this recognition and build upon this foundation by concentration. I will transmit wisdom transcending all human under- standing, for it goes into INFINITUDE. When you are concentrating on the INFINITE ONE, you will draw from the SOURCE of all supply of wisdom from the FOUNT of G—OD’S OMNIS— CIENCE. Civilization advances and the light of this understanding from every angle of ex- pression advances. / Grow in ‘Grace and Knowledge Then,‘ I say, grow. in His grace and in knowl- edge of your LORD and your SAVIOR and I will reveal more and more, the mystery of how you can overcome the difficulty, overcome the trial, overcome the tribulation where you once have been a failure. “Eachtvictory will help you some other to win.” \ I I need not stress that thought or that ‘point so vividly, as that thought is common among men, ~ but it is not common to know that each fail- ure or each disap.pointn‘1ent will help you some victory to win; for you have not been taught the advanced light of this mystery, that you might gain the victory over every trial and over every difficulty; for GOD I—lIlVl_,SELF is r with you and victorious over every condition. L “Each failure will help you some victory "to win.” Each disappointment will help you some victory to win; to gain the victory over disappoint- ! ment, over failure and over all adverse and un- desirable conditions. Then I say, it is something to praise GOD for! If you use your GOD given intelligence, even your human “ ”iOth€l”_ wit,” scientiﬁcally, and use it constructively, it will teach you wis- dom and let you know you are your brother’s keeper. Others are your keeper! «If they do not keep you personally, they keep you mental-I ly, spiritually, scientiﬁcally or from one of the angles of expression that will be for the ad- .vancement of this civilization. / “Glory in T1'ibulati:o11”_ Oh, how gloriousit is to observe the mys- tery and to be able to use every expression of ; life constructively! Even though it. is. something _ apparently. detrimental, it can be used con- structively and for your «advances and for the advancement, of others. Can you _,not see the lmystery? , — ' Then I say: _ A . . “Glory in tribulations, knowing this: that tribulations ,worketh patience; and patience, experience; and experience, hope ;, and hope maketh not ashamed.” Each failure will help you some victory to win! Can you not see the mystery? Truly might have one declared: “For this cause GOD raised up Pharaoh, to spread His name through thevwhole earth.” ' It did look as if though ‘Pharaoh was an awful- ly wicked man, did not’? And as with Pharaoh, so with Saul of Tarsus. He perse- cuted the'“people of GOD. It looked as if though it was a terrible thing, and so it was, for him and for. those who co—operated and endorsed him; but for those who were going on"; the ones whom he was the persecutor of, it was a blessing for them! For when oppositions arise, they are your advances. I It is the same as headwinds on the ocean or on the sea will cause your ship to sail more ef- fectively. A ﬁsh can swim-. better upstream than _it can. downstream. Can y-ou~not see the mystery? Nature itself is going onward and upwards, therefore oppositions are helpful and‘ constructive if you will use theni from that angle of expression. Hence, “Each failure will help you some victory to win.” What Can Be against You? There are many things I could say along that line, but I believe I have said enough to stir up your pure minds, to let you see and know deﬁnitely, if GOD is with you and for you, who or what can be against you? That is the mystery! Now,.;build upon this foundation and lo! I will" be with you and will prove conclusively once and forever, GOD in you »or in anything is victorious, and naught can hurt you nor , harm you, if GOD is for you. Now in reference to our MODEL HOMES, I“ hope that men will not- misconceive the truth concerning the mystery. We are not merely stressing the model home for a place in which to live. alone, but in/all of your daily activities I you should be MODEL PERSONS as samples and as examples for others. When I was in My “summer hotel”» several‘ years ago, they said I was a MODEL Prisoner, A a Prisoner-that stood as a sample and as an example for others. Asa Neighbor, I AM a MODEL Neighbor! As a Host, I AM a MOD-» as Th e NEW D AY S December 7:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. .a.r.r.»v.~-.«vr. r. EL Host! As a Teacher, I AM a‘”MoDEL Teacher and as a Prisoner, being termed a criminal, a MODEL Prisoner or a MODEL Criminal! Produce and bring into yourself a PERFECT state of being, to express “the PER- FECT PICTURE in all you say and in all that in whichyou are seen. If you do, you will win the victory and will be a sample and an example for others. I ' . Showing the Standard ‘ But the MODEL HOME as anabstract ex- pression in society, I have lifted as a standard,‘ not so much just a few days ago but more than twenty years ago I established MODEL homes where we did not sell anything in our homes. We did not rent any rooms nor room spaces. A's a sample and as an example, with- out any zoning district or any such thought as that, but showing the standard that should and would be lifted as PERFECTION and as VIC- TORYAand as one being victorious over graft and greed, over selﬁshness and over the love of ﬁlthy lucre. How glorious it is to observe the mystery and to see it deﬁnitely! This is not a supposition. You all can see it and you know it. Would it not be easy for Me to have individuals taking up collections or doing some soliciting, justiﬁably apparently? But this has been forbidden from every angle expressible; yet I have fed thous- ands and millions with the Living Bread from Heaven, and would not at any time allow a.ny- one as far as I would be concerned, to receive any remuneration, love offering or donation or ‘ anything of that sort, for the Spirit of LIFE- that I have given, for My WORD, for Myrin- formation and Spiritual Teaching. How glorious it is to live in such a recog- nition, when you know you have lifted a stand- ard not only for yourself b.ut for all of the. people, and others will be obliged to follow and walk in the light of this understanding, or they all will eventually be failures! I often think of what we did when we first moved out in Sayville——at least, what I d.id—in a district, in village where there was not anytrafﬁc regulation, out of the main business part of the village. I would not park My car on the left side of the street, because it was a city violation in the city and cities, but out in the country where there was not any traffic regu- lation, they would park the cars in any direc- tion, mattered not. This was an abstract expression of bringing into villages and into different places, even on the publichighway, an unwritten law for such vicinities, for such districts, because I knew they were good. If they were good in the heavy traffic of the metropolis, they would be good in small communities; such customs, such rules and such regulations; and as with the traffic situation, so with all other ordinances that I deemed justiﬁable. ' In building garages and other buildings, I would instruct‘ My followers to build them ﬁre- . proof and come up to the full requirements that would be required by law in the cities, to let you see and know, a real citizen will carry his citizenry with him. Can you not see the mys- tery? I You do not have to be forced to do right, but automatically, if you have the spirit of your citizenry within you, you will produce it and put it forth into expression. If it is good at one place, it is good at another. Aren’t you glad? Then as a sample -and as an example from many angles and from every other angle of expression, I have stressed the signiﬁcance of living soberly, godly and righteously and being honest, being ‘competent and being true; by buying all things and paying cash on the cash- and-carry plan, and buying nothing on the in- stallment plan or on credit, that others might not be disappointed, that others might not be led into trouble for the lack of having funds - to meet their obligations after they have pur- chased merchandise under such conditions. This is the way thousands and millions have been led out of disappointments, out of failure -—in short, have been led out of misery and [have become to be self-respecting, “self-reliant and self—supporting citizens, where they would have victory over lacks, wants and lin:1ita,tions; hence, PEACE would come in and among them when they could and would meet all of their obligations and would not have an occasion to fret nor, worry for the lack of iineeting such obligations. ‘ I I ‘Hence PEACE and HAPPINESS and’ SUC- CESS would follow wheresoever there was PEACE in evidence for the PEACE of GOD will bring about SUCCESS for one and for all, when you live exactly according to the PEACE of _GOD as brought into expression amongyou all. I ' ’ How glorious it is to live in such a recogni- ' tionl” By this you will have VICTORY over every trial and over every tribulation, and you wvill have PEACE on earth and GOOD WILL to :men.- 61 thank you. I PEACE -15.7 West Kinney St. H PEACE 90 SO. 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I A t77IBR00vME STREET» I: I A '%Newark,%.N‘A.J.L ’AvE1O{1U'-16:6US0UuUtT1‘i7IStI;é" A ¢ V PEACE ‘ We thank You.’ FATHER PEACE MISSION CO-WORKERS PLANT Wood, Basket,10c—l‘-Coal, 100 lbs. _50c, True. Fattht Daeemser MI, I 1939 A‘.D.I-‘.0. V We thank You. "FATHER Newark, N. I. We thank You, FATHER -, Newark, N. J.O oil, Gal. ac December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.‘.:=. T h e N E w D A Y j 1 71 g “THERE is No GROUND mp, CRlTlClSM, MORALLY, Eco- to be a follower, He said that .various impres- NOMICALLY, SOCIALLY NO R INTELLECTUALLY, IN THE WAY I HAVE ENDEAVORED TO TEACHMY FOLLQWERS” r 1 T I * —-—- FATHER DIVINE “We Endeavor to Demonstrate the Different Phases of Our Daily Activity to the ,World at Large that All Mankind Might Rec—~ . I ognize the Presence of GOD” I ., “oUitEATHER’s MESSAGE” , I a Message,, and yet it is a statemenththat is GIVEN WHILST AT THE ' . well \VO1"L'll (‘0lL’5lCl(31‘lI1g‘I RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT MEETING I “By HIS Works ye shall know HIM!” I ARTIST:S_ COLONY :_ I would just like to stress that, because, as I MILTON_ON_THE_HUDSON ' have afore said, it is true, as the last speaker ' . L said, not one of MY real Followers is arrested SATURDAY EVENING nor condemned for any felonious act. Never» DECEMBER gndy 1939 A-D-F-I1 theless, “By HIS Works ye shall know HIM," TIME:=9:45 P. M. ' and the tree is. told, or,‘ you can tell the tree by the fruit it bears. _ . This does not mean to say that there are not those who claim to be followers of MINE who Many times was the Wellspring of Salvation primed this night, and Message after Message gushed forth’ in unceasing flow from the Fount 0 1, Wisdom itself, the DEAN of the Universe, are violators. Some who claim to be followers. - of MINE may violate the truth; they may vio- late the law; but as I aifore said, “By HIS Works ye shall know HIM,’.’ and by their works ye shall know them! sions had‘ come to :him that night while sitting I “The tree is told by the fruit it bears!” in the meeting, one of «which he received from . The fruit Of the Spirit must be emphasized, listening to the reading of a newspaper article must “be advocated and must be demonstrated which stated that the Followers of FATHER ’i'or the treeto be represented and to be iden- FATHER DIVINE. This particular Message was inspired by the testimony of-one who h_as just recently become DIVINE were a boon to the policemen, and tiiied. Those who are MY Followers are known . that nowhere in the world do you find a true by the truth and by the life they live, it is Follower of FATHER DIVINE being arrested true, but this does not say that there are not for committing a crime or having ‘ to be imp0S’C01"S5 218.111 the days 0fi01d- I. brought before the justice of‘ a court. He said When’ JESUS as ‘a pe1”S0T1, W38 011 e-?t1”JCh when he thought of how followers of various among men, there was one who betrayed HIM. other movements and organizations are being and there Wee One 'Wh0 denied HIM, Out Of arrested, itwas something to consider_ . the. limited number of HIS immediate Fo1~ A song wassung by the audience concerning 1°W91"S’ as being I termed HIS Disciples‘ the Biblical. quotation, “By HIS Works ye shall No Loophgle for Criticism, , know HIM,”, andthen our beloved SAVIOR ‘ . ‘ _ , - Arose and Delivered the following glorious S0 then I Stress for your Consldemtlon: I ~MeSSage will not leave a loophole for criticism neither will I leave a loophole for impostors in MY THANK YOU: SWEET MASTER! Name to enter; for there are thousands of‘ ‘(The foregoing statements are th0Se Of the people today who "would desire to enter into .tI‘3I1SC1‘ibeI‘, ?~‘+_"‘~$lI‘ Which FATHER Speflke as this Movement and take the Name of GOD in follows:) K y , Vain, in violation to the great Commandment PEACE, EVERYONE: At this instance ihave 01 GOD‘ E I “ I “ arisenytov verify the state-‘ment of that song, as 5' “.Thou shalt’ not taketlie. Name of‘ the V‘\<- T 72 The NEW DAY‘ December 7th, 1939! A.D.F.D. LORD your GOD in vain, for HE will A not hold him gu:iltless who taketh HIS Name in vain!” ’ But it is evidently known, there are those, though they may be few in number in propor- tion to what they are in some churches or in some organizations, as it may be termed, as farias an organization is concerned——there may be few in number who are as impostors, who are false pretenders, who are taking the Name . of GOD in vain. and are not living according to HIS Teaching; there may be few in number in proportion to what there are in -other or- ganizations and under such divers assemblies. Nevertheless, you may find someone who is a violator, who has taken the Name of the Peace Mission Movement, or maybe some have taken MY Name, as being termed FATHER! DIVINE’S “Followers, or Follower, for a self- ish purpose--taken it falsely and dishonestly and endeavored to use it to their own selfish, greedy gain. I mention this because if I leave that loop- hole open, if there are not any among you even in five hundtred years or five thousand miles from here, it niay be some day someone may try to enter under such a protection. “Not an_y of FAT ME‘.-t DIVINE"S" Followers, woul.~_.’ do fthis, that or the other, and I am a follower!” But, by their fruits they are known! By their works ye know them, and you know them char- acteristically and dispositionally, for the very spirit of truth will produce in them and bring to fruition in the hearts and lives of the chil- dren of men, the very nature and the charac- teristics ‘ of their SAVIOR. By this you shall know them! But it does not say that there are not those who would i today desire to enter under the name of being MY Followers through false pretense defraud- ingly, dishonestly, with the act of incompetence and untruth. The Righteous Government Platform But oh, how glorious it is to know definitely, every true follower of MINE will. live accord-_ ing to the Gospel.‘They are Evangelical and they live Evangelically from every angle‘ ex- 1 pressible. By this we can stress Righteousness, Truth and Justice as the Foundation of our Righteous Government Stand, in other words, our Righteous Government Platform upon which we stand, and stress the significance of living Evangelically, taking the Bible as your guide from a literary ‘point of view and the —. spirit as your inspiration tolead you. When ‘ this is done, if you are self-den1,e:d and conse- crated to the Will of GOD, and will concentrate on the Fundamentals for which we stand, the spirit will lead you accurately‘ as though, you were led by a mighty Hand! But Ibelieve, as far as can be openly seen by the Work of this Movement, it is distinctly‘ understood that MY Followers asa Whole are self-respecting, law-respecting and law-abid- ing"citizens. They believe in living soberly,\ godly and righteously. But whilst the major- ity of. ‘them do; and I further wish to say, ninety-nine percent of them do, and more than that out of the millions and millions of Fol- lowers I have, ‘and .thousands and thousands right here in this State, it does not say that theremay not be-someone or some who may claim to be MY -Followers" and may be led erroneously, failing to follow ME accurately. That is the mystery! But if you live the life I- will open up the way! I have lifted a Standard and all can see it definitely, so that there is not ground nor space nor place for criticism, morally, econom- ically nor socially; neither is there ground for criticism intellectually in the way I have endeavored to teach "the followers; from an in- tellectual point of view, and also others. Making ‘Peace with Mankind For this cause I believe that we are making I peace with mankind. We believe that this will continue to unfold until it will eventually en- velop the world and bring all government «into subjection, to the great CHRIST Consciousness andethe recognition of GOD as a super-"ruling A King. This does not mean _a person as observed by men, but ea Principle that I have lifted as a " Standard; even though the Principle, through the ‘condescension of HIS Majesty and Au- thority, HE has embodied HIMSELF and Per- sonified HIMSELF that others might observe I the unfoldment of the mystery. _ By this we shall have a ‘Righteous Govern- ment. It is for this cause that MY Followers, here and there and elsewhere, assemble from time to time, stressing righteous government W and the different phases of our daily activity. We stress economics, we stress our social life, we stress our spiritual and moral life as it is put forth into expression, and we endeavor to demonstrate it to the world at large, that all ma"nkind_might eventually recognize and rcal~ _l vize the Presence of your GOD. A MAS a broadcast message I have {long since I stressed it and I re-stresslthei same over and V over, again--even]a’s QHRIST came to~‘th.e chii- December 7th, ‘lD39. The NEW DAY A A 73 dren ofimen that HE might be inthei midst of ’ them. I I Every resurrected soul should’ be a "receiv- ing set. Can you” not see the. mystery? And you should‘ be as portable " receiving sets that will work on either current. ‘ x ; - r .. If the invention of the radio broadcasting system and receivingsystem is to be consid- ered, how about taking the parable for the it I consideration of the spirit, and‘ how to the A earth plane GODAis actually. transmitted and ieincarnated, living-—yea, HE lives and speaks and moves and has HIS being, in us? Your Life in GOD,a1.1d His in You _ Metaphysicallyv speaking, spiritually speak- ing and from” every angle of eXpression—-—I may say religiously speaking~in HIM you move. —li\‘e and have your being. It is vice—versalated;, it is to be considered, it is vice—versalated. In you GOD ‘lives, moves and has HIS Being! I take MY little portableradio; I carry it along with MEI at times. Anywhere I go when the concert is‘ on, if I Want to hear it, I take it along with ME”; in the office and every- where. I You should take the Name of JESUS with you if you are Christians‘ and are under Christendom‘. You should take it wheresoever you go. _ “Child of sorrow. . .” l . If you are a child of sorrow and of woe it will in joy and comfort keep you if you take this Name wheresoever you go. But if you are not especially under GOD, under Christendom, you I may be under GOD under some other unfold- ment of HIS Majesty, of HIS Love and of HIS Mercy; still you should take’ the Name of GOD with you rfroni “ whatsoever angle of expression to you HE is represented, and lo! I will be witli you and will lead you H and, guide you and teach you I ‘ I There is an “A.C.” current and ‘there is a ”“D.C°.” current. The “A.C.” current is becom- ing to be a little in arrears, is it not? I mean, somewhat out of operation. It is not so popu- lar in some places as the “DC.” The_“D.C.”* is not so popular as the 5‘A.C.”—~that what _ I wasgoing tosay. So the “A.C.” and they “D.C.” may be considered. If you use the “A.—C.” current or if you use the “DC.” cur- rent, remember, each current is electricity. If you are under Moses or if you are under“ JESUS you should reach the spirit from the angle of expression wherein you stand and allow __ your connection to be made ‘accurately. See’ that you do not‘. ‘short-circuit,your ’conne‘c- ',v‘_tioI,1__. I I I - T‘ .words, b “RENT of G®D’S_ Infiniteness with the Gen.er- A current- i. « Truly might have one said, “The LORD is my Shepherd and .1 shall not want!” .. i This may havebeen, a, direct ‘current in a way of speaking, but it is well worth considering, for heispoke very positively in‘ his assertion, did he not?. i “The LORD" is my Shepherd and I shall not want. HE leadeth me be» side the still‘ waters. HE restoreth my soul.” ‘ He could have said, “HE recharges my soul," it he would have known. at that time, the mys- tery of recharging batteries, and his soul typi- fying the batteries of an automobile or some machine by which the battery’s current causes the machine to move. T “HE restoreth my soul!” In our language of today, “HE recharges my: soul!” Aren’t you glad! I ' This is the POWERHOUSE of “ Salvation Where your souls are recharged over and over againIAAren’t yougladl And you become to be NEW CREATURES, even though your souls may discharge so much at times. When. your generator gets out of order it starts to dis- \charge insteadrof recharging. But you should keep your generator in order so it can con- tinue to charge instead of beginning to dis- charge. ‘ i ‘ But David in his day, he caught a glimpse of the mystery and apparently spoke directly, from a direct point of view, as if though it was the direct current. He it said,’ “For THOU ' art with me. THY Rod and THY Staff, they comfort me!” He said, soul!”- Can you not you glad! “HE’ restoreth my see the mystery? Aren’t other MAGNETIC CUR- Your souls are being restored, in re;:harged_! This ator of Salvation “in accurate and perfect con- dition, will recharge your souls continually and will give you victory over every undesirable condition and will establish your going in the land of the li*/i.n.gi David ‘Had a Close Contact How glorious 1S to live in such a. recog- S nitionl As I say, David, apparently he was in close connection. The current of which he was speaking with which his soul was to bereé ; ch’arge’di or restored, it must have gbevenj d—i.r"ec~t.:,o,pr v 74 .2. T h e N E w D AY D'ecem=beri',Ith, 1939 ,A.D.F.D. “HE restoreth my soul!” He said, “Even though I Walk through the valley of the shadow‘ of death I sh.all fear no evil, for THOU art With me!” He did notlsay, “For THOU art in heaven!” It seems like he made a close contact. It must I have been a close connection! Aren’t you glad! “THOU art With me!” “I shall fearlno evil!” Now with this recognition as a conscious religious conviction, you can say With ME directly: “The spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD is the ‘Source of all Supply! It com, it will and it actually does satisfy every good desire!” It adjusts matters satisfactorily! Then it is verifying that of which he said: “HE restoreth my soul!” It adjusts matters "satisfactorily and causes things to Work harmoniously, and brings peace Where there was confusion, and harmony lovewhere there were expressions of prejudice, debauchery and the acts of violence! When this shall have been established it throughout the World according to your reli- gious conviction, and let your religious convic- tion be according to same, there and then, all Wars as they are now existing, they shall all.» come to an end!,_ Falsity Will Be Eradicated Where love is and Where it is in e_Vide1’1C€, hate cannot express itself. Even if ll?‘ is there it cannot be effectively expressed, neither can it be in evidence effectively, “For THOU.aru with me,” said he. And as GOD is the Light of the World, error, misunderstanding, sin and debauchery-in short——falsity, Will be dispelled and eradicated once and forever, even as the light dispels the darkness. So I thought I would leave those ’Eh0UghtS with you for your consideration. ‘We are 1’10t represeiiting matter nor materlallty; W? are not representing persollallty 1_101" 1-nd1V1du3_1“ it-y, but through the condescension of GOD 111 Love and Mercy! as HE came, GOD is the Reproducer and the Materializen and the Re- incarnator and the Pe-rsonifier of such as may be deemed; a person. .‘ ‘ p _ We are ‘not representing personality nor in- dividuality, for those things are observed, by those who observe only to and into the psy-‘L chics. Personalities and individua_liti.es on the psychic plane can no longer have an existence in the Light’ of this Understanding,’ for it transcends the psychic plane! It goes into in- ’ finitude! \ " In the Light of this Undeyrstandingfyou can- not vision material or. mortal-Versionated things from a mortal point of View. You cannot ob- serve personalities and iindividualities; for those things exist in consciousness in the psy- chics. But We transcend the psychic plane and _ , go direct to: GOD! Aren’t you glad! And We _' carry our understanding there Wheresoever we‘ are! Aren”tl_you glad! L Then I say, it is a mystery apparently. Some cannot understand’ it. How can you observe the I personification of spirit and yet say‘-you are not -"observing personalities nor individualiti'es?i,. Those things as expressions of a person or per- sons from a personal point of view, are psy- chic expressions, observed only as far as the- But when you ' observe ‘the. mystery as it is—-GOD is absolutely imperso-. psychic plane. nal—-then, you will transcend the psychic plane. You will transcend the personality of GOD. You will . transcend the personality of all things; but yet you can‘ and will observe the“ personal of that -‘PERFECT PICTURE! For, “The ‘Word Was made flesh and_ dwelt , among us;” ‘ i . transcending the psychics and yet linalobserva;-lg tion as a person, thatithe conscious mentality . of humanity might observe the mystery of Something materially manifested, yet super- natural! ’ ‘ I Get Understanding Now What a privilege it is to live in such a recogiiition! But over and above all,‘ in all of A your getting, get‘ understanding! And remem-. ber, the. significance of this of which I AM stressing is that you must reckon‘ GOD’S Ac.- I tual Presence. GOD is present once and for-_f ever, just as the Mission of CHRIST pre- -_ dicted: “And HIS Name shall , be calledlm-_ U manuel, being int‘erpr_eted,, GOD is with us!” = . ‘ I Now get GOD in consciousness“ once and for- ever and realize GOD is vvithyou Without a doubt and Without a tremble. Be substantiated in faith and unshaken in confidence‘! _ When" ' this is established Within, such__ a recognition" Will adjust matters satisfactorily. Such: a rec-A ‘ UG-E, HE is your PROTECTION. /l and will‘ not We overcomeﬁin this ‘ December 7:11, 1939 A.o.1=.o. The New DAY A P A » 75 ognition will reveal things that are hid, for as GOD is with you, you will be as David was . and you Will do as David did: “For THOU art with me! THY Rod and THY Staff, they comfort me! Even though I Walk through the valley of the shadow of death I shall fear no evil!” ! O For GOD being with you,'HE is your REF- GOD is Light in the time of darkness! GOD is’ Life in the time of death! GOD is the Light Where O shadows fall! Can you not s-ee the mystery? Then I say, build upon this foundation and get superstitious enough to believe it sincerely by bringing yourself under such. a conviction, and the spirit will prove it to you, GOD is with you! And if GOD is with. you, naught can hurt you nor harm you. That is What I AM talking about! The Adjuster By such a recognition and such a conviction the very spirit of GOD'S Presence will come forth in evidence in all your ‘activities, and lo! the spirit of the consciousness of such a con~ vi.ction is the Source of all ‘Supply! It can and it will satisfy every good desire. Aren’t you A glad! Satisfying your desires from every angle expressible, for such a recognition is the‘ Ad- juster. . As GOD is the Creator, when you are con- vinced in consciousness that GOD iswith. you, -such a conscious conviction being the Adjuster of all matters, will adjust all matters satisfac- torily for you. Then be conscious of G-OD’S Presence and everything will be adjusted satisfactorily. That is What I AM talking about! Believe it and know it once and forever and naught will be able to harm you nor hurt you! ~ ’ “For THOU art with me!” As I say, the great thing is to get GOD in A ‘ consciousness, in your conscious conviction and your conscious recognition. Recognize lGO.D’S "Actual Presence as being ever with you, and. all oppositions may come and may go but GOD is over and above everything that may or can arise! There is no difficulty, there is no trial or tribulation,Vther‘e is not‘ any oppo- s:?.tion~ that can be described ordevised by man that GOD by thisFrecognition' cannot, overcome S ‘cognition ll “For THOU art with me! THY Rod and THY’ Staff, they comfort me!” Then believe it with the spirit of sincerity and be conscious once and forever of GOD be= ing with you, and naught will ever hurt you nor harm you; for the Mouth of GOD has declared jf it now, henceforth.‘ and forever! 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The NEW DAY I 77 “THE PRACTICALITY or SPIRIT, LIEE, T R U T H AND LOVE, THIS Is WHAT WE ARE SHOWING oN EARTH IN HEAVEN TODAY” —— EATHER DIVINE “It Is Not Anything I Do as a Person but by This State of Consciousness I Bring the Reality of What I AM Stressing” “OUR FATI~l*ER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLE THE ARTISTS’ COLONY MILTON-ON-THE-HUDSON -— THE PROMISED LANI) - SATURDAY EVENING & SUNDAY MORNING , DECEMBER 2nd and 3rd, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 12:25 A. M. Remaining to enjoy the Banquet following the Righteous Government Forum, in addition to the many co-Workers from the various Prom- ised Land Extensions and others, was a party of Christian Scientists who accepted FA- THER’S cordial invitation to be His guests. After being made free to speak by FATHER, one of the ladies i_n the party spoke, stressing the importance of being conscious of the Pres- ence of GOD. She stated in substance, that it was a new thing to become conscious of the Presence of GOD, because we have been so conscious of the presence ""'o'l’ so many other things, but by a gradual process Christianity becomes our daily life and our natural way of thinking. I ln His brief Message ‘following these re- niarlts, FATHER spoke somewhat along the same lines, speaking of the mottoes He brought ‘forth many years ago to stress the minds of the people, thatthey might be conscious of the Presence of GOD and through 'the Spirit of such a consciousness, enjoy the abundance of all good things. However, mottoes, i:'orInulas and compositions would accomplish little or nothing ‘without the recognition. of the PER- SONIFIED Presence of G-OD, for the WORD made flesh was the great essential that brought about the visible, tangible expressions we all enjoy in such abundance. THANK YOU, PRECIOUS SAVIORI (The foregoing statements are those of the V transcriber, and FATHERS Message follows.) _PEACE,,EVERYONEl _ \ M I do not wish to bore our visiting ‘friends. Of cours,e, I know I cannot bore you. ,l-Iowever, it is a true saying: it is easy to run a machine that has been often run. If it stands still and is not run, it will eventually get so it cannot be moved so well. 9 Now I AM speaizing practically all the time, and yet I desire to see’ others speak even as we do; but at this particular instance, 1 would like to say, as was mentioned "I did say by composition: ‘ “The Spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD is the source of all supply, and it will satisfy every good desire.” This was the conscious conviction and the real- izaation of My consciousness, that the Spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD is the source of all supply. l.t is the source and it is the supply! A . , When you are conscious of GOD’S Presence, with all oil‘ the :lfulness, of such a conscious con- viction, undesirable conditions have no longer an existence; for the consciousness of the good "fills the_place and the space the consciousness cl? the undesirable would ‘fill. Again I wish to say, another one of My orig- inal compositions as a motto for considera- tion, oif which is well worth considering meta- physically, mentally and spiritually, psycholog- ically and even economically: “The abundance of the fulness of the consciousness "of good, no space is vacant of the fulness thereof”; this is as an interpretation of the Spirit of the consciousness of the Presence of GOD being the source oil‘ all supply; When you are con- scious of GOD’S Presence and live it and ex- press it effectively, you will produce in your consciousness, the abundance of the fulness of the consciousness of good where you have been C???-GCIICLIS of that which. is not good heretofore. .»When thesconsciousness of good in tlr-1~eC[fi1lIies.s ‘ tion, V longer have sway nor place in your conscious- 78 T 1. e N 1: w D A Y December an, 1939- 'A'.D.F.D. thereof is once established in your soul, in your spirit and in your mind, there will not be place nor space without nor within for any- thing else that is not "according to that which you have in consciousness. Men Wonder Oh, how glorious it is to observe the mys- tery! And men often wonder what is the mys- tery of this supp‘-3.7. Aren’t you glad? It is just that of which I have declared: ‘ “The Spirit of the consciousness of the Presenze of GOD is the source of all supply, and it can and it will and it does (and throughout eternity shall) satisfy every good desireff V Again, by this we are now conscious of the abundance of the fulness of the consciousness of good. We find no space vacant of the ful- ness thereof. We carry in our consciousness {the abundanceiof the fulness of all good things, and Wheresoever we are, we will reproduce , and bring into outer expression the abundance of the fulness of the goodness of whatsoever we are stressing. Aren’t you glad? It is not I as a Person, nor anything else as a Person, but by this state of consciousness of which I AM, I bring into actuality the real- ity of that of which I AM stressing, until all mankind will be able to see it in outer ex- pression materially manifested; for it is in consciousness that it has been visibly observed in the conscious mentality; therefore, it is brought -into outer expression and materially ‘ manifested. How .glorious it is to observe the mystery! How glorious it is to live in such a recogni- iwhere’ undesirable conditions can no ness, nor in your slightest consideration! When you cancel and dispel from your consciousness, , every thought of the negative and have the conscious conviction and the realization of the ACTUAL PRESENCE of -the POSITIVE, the negative can no longer have place nor space for expression. Practicality of Life, Truth and Love Upon this foundation if you will stand in business, profession, labor or trade, GOD will be a living reality in all of your activities. Aren’t you glad? The practicality of SPIRIT, of LIFE, of TRUTH and of LOVE, this is. what We areishowing on earth in heaven today. Now, justfas I have it here, so it is all over _ «lithe universe; but it is not brought into outer ' D expression in the -consciousness of all humanity universally yet. But it is there! Aren’t you glad? You can plainly see, wheresoever this consciousness exists, it brings into outer ex- pression the desirable results. You see the mys- tery? HARMONY results, PEACE results, JOY results, SUCCESS resultsand PROSPER- ‘IITY in all of your endeavors! Then, live in this recognition and be con- scious of GOD’S Presence. For this cause I made Myself as a PERSON, -a living sacrifice, that you might get this recognition established in your life. Aren’t you glad? By this you will be able to consciously reckon ‘supernaturally, transcending your fondest imaginations, tran- scending your conscious recognition in the be- ginning, causing your suppositions to be brought into your recognition. You -will recog- nize that which you merely imagined, that you surmised, and that recognition in ‘conscious- ness will bring, through the power of SPIRIT, of LOVE and of GOD —— in short, HIMSELF--' the reality of that which was SPIRIT and SPIRIT alone, into the flesh! , Christ Manifested The mystery’ is now revealed and the WORD was made flesh through the consciousness of GOD! Until GOD had come into consciousness; so long as GOD was merely in subconscious- ness, CHRIST was not manifested; but ’with the consciousness of GOD'S Presence and _in the consciousness of humanity, the" material- ization of such a conscious recognition is ac- tually established. Aren’t you glad? Then I say, it is a privilege to live in such a recognition. and to see the unfoldment of the mystery. That which was a mystery is no longer a mystery. Aren’t you glad?’I said it is no longer a mystery, although the Apostle did say: ’ V I _ “To whom GOD will make’ known what is the riches of the mystery of} His glory among the Gentiles,'.which is CHRIST in you, the hope of glory.” That which was a mystery has been revealed. ‘It is no longer hid, it.is no longer unseen, it t is no longer unknown, it is LIREALIZED! Can you not see the mystery? You can see the ,mystery when it is brought from the mysteriousness of the superstitious concept of men and their suppositional ver- sion to the conscious recognitionliand realiza- ~’ tionzof the thing. Aren’t you ’ glad? 3Then: we shall bring into outer expression, the reality I V . of this conviction in: all gcivi1i_zatio,I,1,,: and all- I . all visibility of things. Dlecember 7th, I939‘ A.D.F.D. T h e N E W D A Y 79 government shall be energized and spiritual- ized by the recognized Presence of your GOD. It causes you to feel supernatural! Gets you ’ away from naturalness and superstition, but it causes you to feel the realization of that which you once surmised, for that has been verified. NOW :it is realized, and in your recog- nition and realization you can see your GOD! Keep the Abundance in Consciousness! Now, take these. thoughts to consideration. In business, in your daily activities, consider once and forever, “The abundance of the ful- ness of the consciousness of good, no space is vacant of the fulness thereof.” Keep in your consciousness the abundance of the fulness of the consciousness of good! There will not be space nor place within your consciousness for the negative and for the undesirable, for the desirable has dispelled it! I cannot stress these thoughtsvtoo vividly, for you can see what they have done for this peo-« ' ple and what they will "do for all creati_on——the~ realization of GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE, by living it and expressing it. Now someone may say, “Yes, but GOD is not a PERSON.” I A PERSON cannot hinder GOD from being OMNIPOTENT! GOD is OMNIPOTENT and OMNISCIENT, transcending all persons and All the visibility of things, GOD in His own OMNIPOTENCE an.d OMNISCIENCE transcends each and all of them. Can you not see the mystery? _ And when you can see GOD as a living real~ ity transcending all mortality and -all visible, tangible expression of things,,there and then you will see Him and know Him as I AM. But not until then! “And the WORD was made FLESH!” That was theway GOD was to appear on the earth to reach the conscious mentality of hu- manity and to adjust matters satisfactorily in- ternationally, diplomatically, politically, eco~ nomically, socially and from every angle exu pressible, even as I have it here ;j~urisdict'ion= ally. Aren’t you glad? Let GOD Have Full Access For it goes into INFINITUDE! You cannot A limit it to something as far as thatwhich you (cannot see alone; but in every expression, in every emotion, in every gesture, in every vvorcl of expression, let GOD have free and full ac- cess and see GOD in each and all things, and COD to you will be real arnd naught Will be able to hinder; and you will not have an occa- ~ Phone: Vernon 4598 ’ sion to fret nor Worry; neither fear what may come against you. “...for Thou art with me.” I cannot stress this thought too vividly, for it (to you should be as much a reality as was to David; for the promise and GOD HIlVl~ SELF and all of His expressions are IMPER-— SONALI Therefore, in the act of GOD’S duty , to David in- his trials and tribulations, in the time of going through the valley of the shadow of death, GOD Was with him, according to what he said. The same is as expressive H for you and for every other individual, as it was for David in his lL1‘lbl1.lal1iO]’1S. Can you not see the mystery? 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Front Street Philadelphia, Pa. PEACE — We thank You, FATHER SHUSTER & GROSSMAN. MEATS and GROCERIES 2x33 RIDGE AVENUE 1246 SOUTH ST. Philadelphia, Pa. PEACE F HEALTH and HAPPINESS D R I N K M I L K THE PERFECT FOOD ' SCOTT — POWELL DAIRIES ~ PlrI.Il'.A‘DELPIIlA PEACE V JOHN P. GIUNTA Successor to Pietro Giunta iWHOLESALE and RETAIL CITY DRESSED MEATS and LIVESTOCK HOl»eISV_‘\aI1CI‘I‘I1Sl,lt1‘Ll.0IlS Supplied Philadelphia, Pa. Plor 3119 L.ombal'L‘l 4627 iMAini 7175 Tel. MAR. 5254 Low Peace 5; LIPSHUTZ HOTEL»a1*1d RESTAURANT SUPPLIES SPECIAL PRICES .to FATHER’S CHILDREN We thank You, FATHER 969 N. Marsha_Il Street’ I Phi1ade1p_hia,»_P_a.. I V y December 7th, 1939 ’ALD.F.D. V Philadelphia, Pa. A we" thank You. FATHER ' PEACE I R Thank ‘You, ‘FATHER , ‘ 7iDiecemb'erI 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY “I PROPOSE AN OFFER TO MERGE ALLOF THE AMERI- I CAS INTO ONEiDEMOCRACY” ~—- FATHER DIVINE This Is Not for the Purpose of the United States Enslaving any Other Countijy but that They Have Their Real Freedom “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILST AT THE BANQUET TABLE 152-160 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK CITY MONDAY EVENING & TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 4th and 5th, 1939 A.D.F.1). , , TIME: 1:25 A. M. GOD’S Ways and Plans and Purposes are past finding out and cannot be known or real- ized until the MASTER of OMNIPOT_ENCY ‘reveals them to the children of men. Many interesting surprises and heretofore unrevealed mysteries , were enjoyedgthis night by the great assembly, as our LORD and SA- VIOR, ‘FATHER DIVINE, drew from the depths of HIS Inf:i.nite Wisdom, Knowledge and Understanding the things of the most High, that each and everyone ‘present might catch a glimpse of the UTOPIAN UNIVERSE which shall be established among us——the foun- dation of which is daily being laid—~and trans- mit the thoughts of same through the ether to every nation, language, tongue and people. That you may not be kept longer in suspense as to what was said by the great Creator and Maker of the Universe, we bring to a close this comment. - THANK YOU, HOLY’ MASTER! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, after which FATHER Speaks as follows:) I , " I-’EACE,. EVERYONE: It is good to be here! That little composition, the second to the last number sung, is well worth considering: “I will tell it everywhere I go!” If you do not want to tell it, I will cause you to tell it! Aren’t you glad! And you know the vibrations are high, don’t you? Wheresoever GOD is, GOD alone shall Reign, and you have declared IAM HE! And Ihave verified the same; Aren’t you glad! _ - ~What a glorious. privilege to live in’ such a , Ifecognition, where you can actually observe, at and realize GOD’S Actual Presence in the midst of the children of men, where naught ' can h.urt nor harm you! Then weshall tell it everywhere we go! I will cause you to tell it! If you love ME, you shall tellit! If you hate‘"’ME, you shall tell it! You shall tell it everywhere you go. Aren’t I you glad! - I need not, say more. I shall,speak more in ACTIONS and in DEEDS than I can in words of the divers languages and vocabularies of our advanced civilization. DEEDS. and AC- TIONS and the realzty of the results of that ‘which I AM bringing forth into expression will tell you inside of the next SIX WEEKS I thank you! . (At this point the vibrations of the spirit rose on, the wings of our SAVIOR’S Infinite and DIVINE LOVE, and the great audience! cheered and shouted their thanks and praises in love and adoration for the ,Conquering' KlfNG of the Universe——ALMIGI~ITY GOD, sweet FATHER DIVINE. Submissive to HIS Own HOLY SPIRIT, FATHER at this time arose again to speak .as follows:) Announcement PEACE, EVERYONE: At this instance I would just like to say, as the vibrations are high and the MAGNETIC CURRENT of MY INFINITE LOVE, the temperature thereof is much advanced,W, and advancing hourly; here- after on Sundays we will have meetings at the Rockland Palace. If it keeps up like this we Will be obliged to, have the Saint Nicholas Pal-I ace, the Madison Square Garden and all of the major halls in this metropolis! If it keeps up like this we will be obliged to have all of them at the same time! ,I thank you, I thank‘ you. I thank you! ~ (This announcement brought forth another beautiful demonstration of the HOLY SPIRIT as it spread throughout the great audience, causing one and all to be filled withthe ec- stacy of the Joy of GOD. A Message which FATHER delivered at th Righteous Government Meeting in Artists’ Colony, Milton,” last" Saturd.a.y evening was \ 81, . 82 The New DIAY December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. proofread at this juncture, after which our LORD again arose and delivered this dynamic soul-stirring Lecture to the Universe, speak- ing as follows:) ‘ * PEACE, EVERYONE: Here we all are again and there I sit. and stand! In the Unity of Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose to you and with you I remain! As a Sample and as an Example for all humanity I come, unifying the children of men together in one! By this we shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT. Real International Defense As I sertt the Message to Czechoslovakia and to the democracies of, Europe and to the other count/2"ies—-the proposed purchase of Czecho- es‘-1'o1)a/Jefa that Germany might have what she r.-3'e.s~zTre(l,' even so I propose the purchase by the Uhitect States of America, of Central America (mcl South ,4meri'ca, that we my/iht have a real rm‘/;(2rnat//Io/hat ctefense,' but riot a defense for (!estr2.(,ctz'.oc:z but a ctcfense in a C01’t8t’V‘?,tCIf'i?J6 ‘tUCt:(/ of exp)-ress/Ion, in the act of fulftllmg the G03- pel and the Life and the Teach/my of your .8AVIOR.’ ‘ I How glo,rious it would be "if this country— even if it was this country alone——would at- tempt to purchase,‘ if necessary, Central Amer- ica and South “America; and -North America, Central‘ America and South America be uni- tied in ONE DEMOCRACY! Can you not see the resources that would be derived and ac- A quired by the democracy that would purchase either one of those, or each and all of the Americas, and bring them into ONE DEMOC- RACY, that we might unify together national- ly as I have uniﬁed you all together individ- ually and severally? A A How glorious it will be! Forthis proposition may not be considered at this instance, but the time will come when it shall be considered and considered with the spirit of sincerity as an important issue, that we might bring an end to the probability and the prospective de- struction of civilization. I have not said anything yet to what I will say! 1 have not even, so much as you may term it to be, thought anything yet to what I will do-! For we shall bring all of the na- tions of the earth together; for it is written: ',“Let there be no division among you.” In the beginning of the creation, according to Biblical history, they were all of ONE LAN- GUAGE and of ONE SPEECH. When the spirit personiﬁed or requested by the spirit of the REQUESTER, “Let there be no division «among you,” and, “I pray that they may be one even as We are One,” such a request or such a prayer was not in vain! We shall bring all of the nations of the earth together even- as I have it jurisdictionally! For as with an in- dividual, so with a nation, and as with a na- tion; so with all of GOD’S Creation! Can you not see the mystery? A International Utopia When this is observed and made observable to all humanity, when the Light of this Under- standing as exempliﬁed among you, advances and shall have enveloped the world, we shall have an INTERNATIONAL UTOPIA! All of the kingdoms-of the earth will be able to en- joy just what you are now enjoying——the Uni- versal" Brotherhood of man and the conscious realization of the FATHERHOOD of GOD! Now propose I ﬁrst an oifer to merge all. of the Americas into ONE DEMOCRACY! This could be accomplished without the slightest harm- ful act against either -one of these great dem- ocracies. Can you not see the mystery? If they would but come into one, ﬁrstly, that should be the proposal. The proposition should be presented that these countries_or continents should be uniﬁed together. Lift the barge and the division from each other that they all might be absolutely one with the Constitution and with the one government to control. This is not to be done for the purpose of the United States of America, this part of North America, enslaving any other country nor nationality, but to the extreme reverse; that they might have their REAL FREEDOM and a chance for expression and for advance— /’ merit in this civilization. Aren’t you glad! Then this proposition I AM now putting forth as a proposal —— these three great Americas- merged into one——it would not be necessary if each of these Americas would be ABSOLUTELY UNSELFISH, to purchase any. It would not be necessary for any purchasing to be done! Can you not see the mystery ? But if it would be necessary to purchase these diffe1"ent con- tinents, it would be justifiable for you, the United States of America, to purchase Central America and South“ America and bring them into and under this democracy and under this flag by a legal, a wholesome and a righteous purchase of these different countries. A Strength in Union, By this the fear of being des_troyed by and invaded by other countries would be eliminated, for the Unity of Spirit,— of Mind, of Aim. and ‘ individually, ‘uniﬁed together cooperatively. j I predicted Decexnlaer 7th, i939 A.D.F.D. ,\ Th e N E w D A Y 83 of Purpose would cause them. to know deﬁ- nitely, , - “Where there is UNION there is STRENGTH!” And, others would not attempt to invade this country. Can you n.ot see the mystery? This is the way we can propose an issue that will volitionally protect this democracy with- out the destructive plans and customs of men by national defense! tery? Your defense, wouldrbe in theipurchas-. Can you not see the mys- ing ‘of these different countries as advised and inspired by MY Spirit, to give!l\[IY Followers severally and collectively and tothers, a FREE ACCESS in and under this democracy, Life,, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness! V ' MY Followers and others are copying after the fashion I have shown them. They are now pursuing happiness, and the majority of them have it! Aren’t you glad! ~ Now as with an individual, so tion. It you desire to have anything, pur- chase it, buy it! If you cannot unify together harmoniously and merge into the Unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose in the outward expression of the manifestation of the Universal Brotherhood of man, you I can pur- chase such countries and such land! ’ When this is established among you, you will eventually learn nationally how to do by‘ the COOPERATIVE SYSTEM I have demon- strated to you——where CAPITAL and LABOR among the true and the faithful have uniﬁed themselves together as one ‘man at Jerusalem; They are no longer at war, one against the other, but as one man at Jerusalem as far as MYSELF, MY Followers and true Co—workers are concerned; they are in the Unity of Spirit, of Mind, ‘of Aim and of Purpose; they have Hence CAPI- TAL and LABOR have not” only shaken hands with each other but they have unified. them- I’ selves together as one man at Jerusalem! The Purpose Is Unity ,. ‘I AM pleased once again to get back to the point of consideration and to cease the slight- est reﬂection of digression; for I must go on carrying out Plan and MY Purpose for which I came.——to unify “all "of the children, of men together in one~—those who will live on “» the face of -the earth—-and enjoy Life, Lib- ,. Merty andthe reality, of Happiness! : ‘ I I have lifteda Standard for humanity, as a requested by the spirit, of“ H I _i .. , , .- ~' -Atilcmtic to the .Poocif'ic,- and prophecy: with a na- “Lift up a Standard for MY People.” The Standard has actually been lifted and you all can see it distinctly! we shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT! But it shall not be ‘bound to this democracy as it stands today alone, but -other democracies or countries shall merge into this one, and shall lose themselves in the Unity of the Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Purpose, until there will not be any division among us nationally, neither will there be any d.i.v.i.sion“’ among us internationally! Now as the proposal for the purpose of purchasing Czechoslovakia: if it could be a proposed Message to be considered, if it was applicable for Czechoslovakia and could be en- dorsed by MY Spirit in all of the people, it is applicable to each and all other countries if they must necessarily come together, if they are obliged to be purchased. That is to say, if they must be purchased to come into the Unity of,Spirit, of Mind, of Aim and of Pur- pose and be one, then I propose and suggest the purchasing of such countries instead of invading the lands of these minority countries! Merge the Governments Oh, how glorious it will be! As I say,.if it was worth considering concerning Czechoslo- vakia, the proposal of such as has been con- veyed to you on this particular issue would be much better! It is best to accept of this pro- posal that all of these three continents and their government merge into one—in other words—-their governments, termed, merge into one. It would not hinder the advances of civiliza- tion, for I have manifested the mystery of our advances by this demonstration of which you all have observed and are daily observing! You have come together--those who were. once called the rich and the poor, the high and the low and the lower——those who represent Capital and those who. represent La.bor——I have unified you all together as a sample and as an ' example for others; even as a sample and as an example for the governments of the ad- vanced civilization governmentally, that they might copy after this Fashion and measure up to the Sample and emancipate themselves from “undesirable conditions, from lacks and wants, depressions and all such miseries as the mil- '.lions and billions have been undergoing. Aren’t you glad! We shall have’ a RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT, and it shall not merely be from the as they may be, from th6.iiDomimZo*n’Of .” I i 84 , The NEW DAY December 7th, 1939 'A’.D.I-‘.D{. Canada to the Gulf of Mexico; but it shall be from shore to shore and from land to land, 'u:vhe/resoeiier lands and coimtries are found.’ ~I AM just now moving these little things out of the way! The slight digression of MY daily activities today was just an act of mov- ing‘ those little things out of the way that I 1nigh.t put forth to the world the BEST I have, that they might enjoy the BEST of your GOD! When all of these things shall./have been removed completely,’ every expression of an actuated digression. or deviation from MY Per- sonal Activities and MY Personal Mission,.then I will put something to you more 'deeply in the mystery of GOD’S Actual Presence, of HIS Work and of HIS Mission, and you and all humanity will see it more distinctly! I thank you, I thank you, I thank you! Peace We thank You ,FA'l‘HER AHAMED ABDULLAH ' S LADIES‘ WEAR 90 LENOX AVENUE New York City PEACE , ' Thank You, ]*‘A’T[‘.li.liEfl BROCKTON SHOES FOR MEN DRESS 94 WORK / _ . _' POLICE A Anon Value ‘ 113 West 125th St. -7 E T ‘New York City I Tel. 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Thanlc You, FA.'J.’~'ElEFI “I/V GOD WE TIlUS.’lff’ _' \V_e extend. our thanks to the followers of _J_+‘.A’.I.’HEH DIVINE for f,he:ir pa"l',1'onage and wish them a lV.IIerr_v Xmas and A A Happy New Year DANTE BAKERY, WE ])’Iy'LliV.ER ,B_HEA.D _’/.’0 YOUR DOOR ._DA.ILY I ‘I3 loa,_Ves for ~$:l.()0. ~— Buy s(:«I'.i'pi:s—<—g'ood"1mi;il used M ;For ].n.*o1np,t delivery, .Ca,lfl.(ilfIIga.te‘ 2:l50 ~ 928 'FIF’l_‘H STREET P]L‘A.CE A.l).F.D. I I Oakland, Calif» I IFRANCIS, Mgr. * Los Angeles, Cal. 4 _ Phone: TEmplebar 8713 7 ' stances I mi, 1939 7AT.,Di,F.iD,. Tlj e N E W, . D A Y 87 s'7‘IF WE HAVE TO THROW . OFF EVERY LIVING CREATURE AND CAUSE SPIRIT To,RIa:cRI:A'I‘I«: AGAIN I SHALL ACCOMPLISH MY PURPOSE” -— FATHER DIVINE When You Are Dual-minded Concerning the Almiglity You Try to Separate GOD "OUR FATI-IER’S MESSAGE” ~ GIVEN WHILST , THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE ~ NEW YORK CITY , , MONDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1939 A.D.F.D. ‘ »TIME: 4:00 P. M. The assurance one has, that in this TRUTH naught can _h.urt nor harm nor hinder, cannot be moved, even though every apparent opposi- tion presents itself. This has been .emphasized by our SAVIOR in several of His Messages re- cently, that none might falter through lack of understanding, but be either hot or cold, for the time has truly come -for the predictiion to be fulﬁlled, andithe lukewarm He will spew out of His mouth. - ‘ In this little Message given by "our LORD, ’ He asserts His independence to all bodies, His circu_m— Dominion through and above all and conditions and VICTORY over everything; as by His SPIRIT all things were created, by His SPIRIT they can be re-created if necessary. . ‘_ . ALMIGHTY’ CREATOR OI1‘ HEAVEN EARTH, WE THANK THEE! . . ; ,(The foregoing statements "are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! , , Here we all are again and there I sit and stand; here I go and there I “come, and still right here I remain. The same as I have al- ways been, I shall be throughout all eternity! Now aren’t you glad? C At this instance I would just like to say, according to the composition you just sang, thel JOY you share when you are here, such JOY has ‘nevér~ been known. It is a privilege to I realize, the recognition of the Presence of GOD is the source of all supply. The recognition and the realization willjsatisfy every good de- ‘ Ii AND I- from His Body arid You Are Separating GOD from Your Body I sire through by the Spirit of the Presence of GOD as He stands. You know, it‘is something to consider! You cannot comprehend the mystery of GOD’S AC- TUAL PRESENCE, neither the mystery of His INFINITE LOVE, a LOVE that goes into IN- FINITUDE, the end you cannot vision; and as one of the speakers said a little while ago, when you look at individuals .rno1'tal—n1indedly, you A are mortal. The speaker did not explain it from this angle exactly, but words to that ef- fect. When you are dual-minded, especially concerning the ALMIGHTY, you try to sepa- rate GOD from ‘His BODY and you are separa- ting GOD from your body all theitime, by try» ing to bring out the good, and the evil and trying to establish both as a person; and yet the good oil.’ the person is neither. Can you see the mystery? The person is the personification or the out- ward expression of that which in it is inani- fested; but without the manifestation of such an expression, the person is not either one of these expressions. But as you yield yourselves servants to obey the PERFECT EXPRESSION, the GOOD, the POSITIVE, instead of the nega- tive, you become to be the reincarnator of it, and as youbecome to be the reincarnator of it, you harmonize with it as in the parable of » man and wife. They are no longer. twain but one ﬂesh, when they are uniﬁed together legal.- ly according to the Scripture. If this is true in the parable of man and woman " being joined together in matrimony, “. . '. nevertheless,” says the Apostle, “I speak concerning CHRIST and the church.” , . son has joined His SPIRIT to you andyonr spirit to Him and the two that are twain are _made ONE‘ and brought into the I-UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim. and of purpose, and your body manifests or personifies it. When this is done, your bodies become to be the-tame .‘~ not. sis‘ _ The NEW DAY D~ec..-inlier mi,‘ 1939' x.D1F,D. ‘ ples of the LIVING GOD, for GOD has said: #1 will Walk in them and dwell in _ them.” ., By this you shall know the TRUTH! Then, as I said many years ago, “Stone pris- on Walls and iron prison bars-cannot hold ‘ME, for I AM SPIRIT and yet I _ AM SPIR- IT PERSONIFIED!” Can you not see the mys- _ tery? For the SPIRIT spiritualizes material things and the flesh materializes spiritual things; therefore the FLESH causes the SPIR- IT’ to be materialized by the great power of the great CREATOR in His creative forces of nature ;.and the SPIRIT causes the bodies to be spiritualized, even as your homes are elec- - tri-fled. t Then I say, it is a privilege! Upon this foun- dation, with this light of understanding, you can laugh at the “other fellow’s” rage. You can face a frowning World and declare to all mankind, GOD alone shall reign and nonew shall hinder Him! That is What I . AM talking about! With or Without a BODY! I AM the same today, yesterdayiand forever, hencell AM VICTORIOUS in every expression; as I ‘said sometime ago, I. would be VICTORIOUS in death! I would »be victorious in “the other place/"for -what is more great than the CRE- ,gATOR of all creation? If GOD created. “the other place” and death, .according to the versions of some, then i.f GOD chooses to be in any of those places, GOD shall have all DOMINION’, and GOD is VICTORY alild Victoriously’ a CONQUERORHOVQF each. and all of them! A * V R “ V For this cause, according to the Gospel, “and He descended,” said the Scripture, yea, the Apostle, “to ‘the other place’ ” and Won--at least ‘manifested---I-lis DOMINION over “the other place” and over death. That is Why We can rejoice and be exceedingly glad to know and to see just what ""1 have: VICTORY over sicklless, over diseases, over disappointment, over failure, over accidents and over every ad- verse and undesirable condition that can be surmised by the superstitious and the c.ritical’s suppositions. ,, You can imagine many things, but David de- clared * concerning, this’ mystery——in other words, he requested, he made a request and questioned : ‘ “Why do the heathen rage and the peo- ple imagine a vain. thing?” ' ’ They say, “I will laugh’ them‘ into derision,” but that is" vain because it cannot be done. Aren’t you glad? Then I say, it is something to praise GOD _ for! I have not done anything yet to what! I will do. I shall prove to the World conclusively in the fulfilment of the Gospel, yea, and even i in the fulfilment of one of your quite often a rehearsed and su_ng songs: “He rules the World with truth an.d ' grace, - H ‘ And makes the nations prove ” !_ The glory of His righteousness- And the Wonders of His love.” I make them proveit! I make them do It is fulfilled! Therefore, you can see them com- ing from far and near, recognizing the AC- TUAL PRESENCE, of GOD, GOD changing the hearts and minds and ideas and opinions of the children of men, and causing them to be PURE and CLEAN, INCORRUPTIBLE and UN DEFILED, and in a place in consciousness Where ‘they know, if they live it, they can never die. _ I i . What said Jesus concerning this m-ystery? “Verily, verily I say unto you, if a man keep My sayings, he shall“never see death.” ’ This is not a supposition! This is thedeclara- t.ion of the INFINITE ONE in the name of the Son! “If a man keep My sayings, he shall never see death!” R _ .- Then if this be true, if it wouldbe ‘possible for these truths to fail concerning you, if you would live and keep His sayings, as it may be termed, exactly according to the direction, you had just as well to discontinue the recognition or consideration of any GOD on earth or in heaven. That is the mystery. ’ ‘Your life is at stake, as it may be ‘termed, and all civilization is at stake!‘.Can you not .‘ wax; :- see the mystery? And i.f civilization is at stake» uponthis foundation, why then, all religion and all religious convictions of all religions are at stake; to prove to the world conclusively, GOD is a living reality, or disbelieve in the exist- ence of GOD and go once now, henceforth and , forever. - Millions of souls today. are enjoying-th7eAC- TUAL PRESENCE of GOD, whopare the re- producers, reincarnators and the re-personifi- cation of the unadulterated GOD HIMSELF from .whe"resoeve-r "He is in thegFLES__H, in the SPIRIT -and, in the MIND; yeteif I-there was a possibility for what. GOD, has declared to fail, they would not believe in any religion nor en- at V this mystery? , { serve what GOD said. Can you not see the mystery? ~ Then I say, it is something to consider! It , is something to consider! We are going to put“ O PEACE ’ 146 NORFOLK STREET . / ,) 4 ‘neeember as, 1939 'Af.D.F.D. Th e NEW D AY deavor to consider any good. That is the mys- » tery. What said the WORD of GOD concerning ~“The heaven and the earthshall‘ pass away, but the WORDS of our GOD stand _ firm forever.” _ So then, when you start out on life’s journey, you had just as .well ‘to make up your mind you are going to live for GOD whole-heartedly, or you are going to disrecognize the consider-. ation of anything as represented concerning GOD or the INFINITE, and be one thing or the other. ‘ ' O _, - Truly might have one declared: “I would that ye were hot or cold, for if you are lukewarm, I will spew you out of My mouth.” In the name of GOD this prediction was made, that you and others might adhere to and ob- this issue through with or without a BODY! I f we have to throw off every‘ living creature ancl cause them to go into ol>l2'm'on, and ca/u.s'e the »SPIRIT to recreate again, according to Biblical history, as it was in the beginning, coming from SPIRIT, and SPIRIT alone, I shall accomplrishlllly purpose, and naught shall hinder.’ The mouth of GOD has declared. it! Ithank you. - « ' NEW JERSEY ADVERTISERS PEACE «CLEANING & DYEING There’s a Difference . I - New and slightly used clothes for sale We call for and deli.ver — Phone 2‘ Bl. 3-371.2 GLORY. CLEANERS & DYIJRS 0 A. Jones, Mgr. W6-7!: SOIVIIERSETI.‘ S’I‘REE’_L‘ Nfl1‘.WA.R.l{, N. J. We thank You, FATHER SOLOMON PEACE E x p r e s s . Wood—Kerosene———Washing Fluid——Soap Soft Drinks and Candy 20 Rutgers Street Newark, N. J. _ «:53 B.RO0ME_, STREET Thank You, FATHER 89 Peace 154‘West Market Street Newark, N. J. Feeding from 500 to 600 persons per day Faithful Mary, Manager PEACE _ ' We thank You, FATHER UNITED COFFEE ROASTERS 117 MULBERRY STREET —— Newark, N. J. PEACE MA. 2-8645 PEACE LUNCH ROOM MEALS 10c and 15..- Served in Father’s Mind and Spirit 221 BROOME ST. P E. A C E P E A C E MANUEL GARIBAY \\~’ H OLE SALE and RETAIL DI. STR.l..B U TO RS Of SUGAR and SOUTHERN PRODUCTS Phone: Blfgelow 3-8209" I’LEA(1E Thank You, FATHER “We thank You, FATHER, for Every Blessing” PEACE CAFE » 131 BROOME STREET Newark, N. J. V D I CLASSIFIED AD PEACE Thank You, }.+‘A’I‘llER CI:'own Miills Hos:iery —— \«Vo11ne1i: Part time work fr.'0.m your... liolno. $:3%.(l0_~~—— D.ail,v, C().l11I].ll_SS.lOIL.‘ Apply in store. —-- 951 Broad Street, .l\'e\t\>ark, N. .1. ~ BOSTON ADVERTISERS PEACE We thank You. 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T h e N E w D A Y ~\ 91 we WE MUST GO FORTH INTO ALL CIVILIZATION, EVAN- GELIZING, RESURRECTING AND INSPIRINGIT WITH THE ADVANCES THE TRUE AND -FAITHFUL ARE MAKING By Merging into One Government the Americas Would Save Bil— lions of Dollars, Millionsof Bodies and Billions of Their Natural I C " Resources ‘ A "OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN WHILE AT THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-89 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1939 A.D.F.D. TIME: 4:00 P. M. May this IXIIGHTY MI§ESS.:?.GE go to the heads of every nation and country in the world, for it is the absolute and only solution to all of their problems and will bring PEACE on earth universally if accepted and put into ef—' feet; but certain dcsjfruction will be ill’.-"“ evitable result, with civilization perishing from the earth, i_f it is not accepted! And how sim- ple it is! No complicated procedure planned by man, but the will of GOD, FATHER DI- VINE, from the foundation of the world. The proposals are set forth in these pages as a means of bringing about the desired re- sult. Read this dynamic Message and. see how this great plan has already proved itself suc- cessful as demonstrated and established by FA- ’ THER DIVINE, ALMIGHTY GOD, its founder. ‘ WE THANK THEE, BLESSED LORD! - (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! Good Health. Good Will and a Good Appetite for food for the sustenance of the body, the spirit and the mind‘, for your present e::ist— ence and for your posterity’s! It is for this cause I have arisen at this instance to let you see and ‘know more distinctly, My Work, My Mission and My activities go into INFINITUDE, the end you cannot vision. - A Once upon a time when the stressful stresses were made concerning bringing an abolition to segregation and discrimination in this coun- try from a religious or ‘denominational and A from a racial point of view, and bringing an end to the_ line of demarcation completely, and 1. ,1 I the act of eradicating the Mason and Dixon Line, that all mankind in this democracy might be in reality E PLURIBUS UNUM and OM- NIFARIOUS, it was considered at that time it was a great work to be done and a great work going on. But we are not stopping at this little country alone; we are not stopping at one democracy alone, but we have started here apparently in this democracy and under the Constitution of the United States, as a sample and as an example, to show others what it ac- tually means to UNITE TOGETHER as many states in the Union, and even call our country the UNION. It means something!" Then, permit it to be a UNION band and a UNITED States combined in one—-the UNITED «STATES OF AMERICA. Permit it to be the reality of that of which we have stressed docu- mentally, according to the Constitution and according to its Amendments. To be American citizens, let us live it and express it accurately, and stress it with the spirit of sincerity, and produce and bring to fruition, your citizenry within you. This is as eiapressive nationally and internationally as your religious conviction should be brought to fruition within you. Each of these g1:'eat,e::~ pressions could be termed as religion. Expressing Your Conviction When your conscious conviction of any ex- pression of any phase of life shall have been brought to f;::'1ii'tion Within you, there and then and then only.ca.I1 you express your real con- viction. Your ‘conviction is not a reality until you can bring it to fruition within you. ‘To get it theoretically is not the great significance, it is not the reality of that of which we are st.i"essi11g; but _the—reality of it is when you get itmentally and spiritually, intuitively and in- spirationally, reincarnated and re—personified as a living reality, thatiothers might realize that which you are stressing. 92 C Others cannot reali.ze the thing that you are stressing until you shall have materialized and personified it effectively, but when yougshall have materialized it and personified it effec- tively, then and only then can othe.rs realize it justifiably. For that which is in the in- visible is not realizable to th.e con.scious men- tality. That which is mere spirit or spirit- ual and not materially manifested, it can- not be realized. Until it shall have been mate- rialized, it is merely surmised as a supposi- tion and as an expression of your superstitious‘ version; but when it shall have been actually r‘naterial:ized and brought into outer expres- sion, then others can realize that which you shall have materialized and personified. How can you believe on that which you have not seen? You can merely believe on it super- sitiously and suppositionally as an imagina- tion——I could have said imaginarily—but you do n.ot believe on it as a living reality until it shall have been tangibilated, materialized and personified. Then you can consciously real-‘ ize that which has been materialized and func- tions on the material plane. It cannot go above the psychic plane, unless it is in a sup-position by your superstitious version; but when you bring it into materialization, though it has come from the psychics and from the invisible realm, it is made plain to them because they can see the thing" as they are. That tl.e mystery. Inspiring Civilization I We have cancellated the Mason and Dixon Line in our consideration. We have brought an end to the line of demarcation in our con- sideration. But now we must make our ad- vances as civilization advances, and we must go forth into all civilization, Evangelizing and re- surrecting and inspiring ciyilization with the. ‘ advances the true and the faithful are making. Can you not see the mystery? Therefore, as I said, since we have in our consciousness and consideration, brought an abolition to the line of demarcation and the Mason and Dixon Line in this country in our consideration, we shall bring an abolition legal- ly to the law of immigration and shall bring the nations of the earth in the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose. But we are working here firstly in these three Americas. To bring an abolition to the law of i1nn1igra~. tion in these three Americas and merge these three Americas into one, you would have, by the resources _and by the outlet,-your real de- fense, ‘your real protection, without seeking ‘ r T h e N E, W D A Y December 7th, 1939- A.D.F.D. national defense by taking billions of dollars , from the taxpayers. But you would give them more land and more chance to advance under this democracy, by harmonizing and unifying togetlier and making one hemisphere be one great democracy! How glorious it would be! Then I say, that is the next issue now to be considered. Aren’t you glad? That is our real national defense; not only a national defense but an international defense. Then I say, lit- tle things do not hinder Mel They cannot hinder Me anyway, but I will not allow My attention to be attracted in a different direc- tion that Will cause the slightest actuated di- gression from that of My endeavors. Can you not see the mystery? Purchase the Other Americas If they will refuse to UNIFY themselves in one great government, according ‘to the pur- pose and the plan of the ALMIGHTY—as was according to Biblical history; in the beginning they were all of one language and of one speech ——if they refuse to accept of this proposal, then just reverse the proposal s1ightly——in other words digress or direct the proposal in a slightly different direction by proposing the purchase of the other Americas, and bringing them in the UNION by purchase. ~ How glorious it would be! This country would ‘bepa LIGHT to all civilization! Thereiand then by this sample and example of which I AM now stressing, civilization would be enlightened with ‘ the light of this understanding, and they would i be able to see how civilization could make its advances by leaps and bounds nationally and internationally, even was I have demonstrated leaps and bounds in this expression according to ‘My co—operative system organizationally. v By this, when this consideration would be brought to the minds of the masses and to the ' diplomats universally, they would not study nor learn war any more, but I“ they would begin studying and learning the co-operative system —-the..UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose ,according to the co-operative systemi that I have demonstrated, that I have produced and brought to fruition and have actually per- soniﬁed for all of the people. Can you not see, I the mystery? Then, nations against nations would no longer riseagainst each other. Such outrages of inhu- man, uncivilized methods would not longer be in evidence, for they would. knowfdeﬁnitely,’ they all will be losers when they go""to __war,\ - ' December 7th, 1939 7Af.D.Fi.D.‘ T h e N E W D A Y and when they study war any more. They can- not gain! They are obliged to lose! You see the mystery? - . Not Lose ‘by Cooperation But by co-operation not any of them would _..lose, and by the purchasing of these different countries and lands and territories such as they may desire——-if not purchasing them, it would be still better for such territories to merge into the ONE GOVERNMENT with which it may be connected, that they all might be UNIFIED together--it wouldgsave billions and billions of dollars and millions and millions of bodies from destruction, and billions and billions of the natural resources of our different lands and countries! And ‘these’ resources would no longer be used destructivelyl They would be used con- structively, for they would not need to have national" defense in the act of 1 manufacturing munitions and other ‘destructive forces, but they would use these powers that be construc- tively; and the spirit of science and invention would advance scientiﬁcally and would speed its way to perfection in the light of this ad- vanced civilization, until there would not be 'a thought in the minds of the people to consider war one against another nation. How glorious it would be! 1 . I have been strbssing the Constitution and its Amendments and I have beenitelling you con-., cerning the signiﬁcance of «the Constitution and its Amendments and the Declaration of Inde- pendence. I have been telling you the signif- icance of these two great documents and what it and they actually mean to you,4if you will produce these documents and bring the spirit and the meaning of them to fruition within in- dividually. For eventually if this democracy recognizes this message and Myself as I carry it, all civilization will be obliged to recognize the Co~nstitution,of the/United States of Amer-A ica, and our .grovernment.as a great PEACE- LOVING nation for allunations, and as the sal- vation of all humanity! I thank you!. MEXED ADVERTFSERS PEACE,‘ Thank You, FATHER ' \ ROYAL MEN'S SHOP EVERYTHING TO WEAR EOR MEN ‘Bet. use» and 116th Sts. ‘I06 LENOX AVE.. N. Y. city. PEACE" PEACE Thank You, FATHER F I E L D ’ S S H O E S $1.99 9 $2.98 ]‘4‘.ielcl’s for Style and (.lomf.ort z BAGS GLOVES zHOSl._EB,Y 254 West 1.25tl1 Street’ New York City PEACE} We thank You, FATHER PEACE TEA ROOM MEALS THAT NOURISH and SATISFY IO and 15 Cents 300 W. 120th Street New York City VVe thank You, l'1‘A'l‘l~1ER PEACE SHOE REPAIRING SHOP SHOE SHINE, 50 Women’s Half ‘ Soles 35c up Men's Half Soles 45c up 2231 — 8th AVENUE PEACE Lifts 10" up Rubber Heels 22c up Tel: DAYtoI1 9-7880 HERSHEY ICE CREAM co.. INC s. BERNSTEIN, Rep. 531 Tiffany Street L BRONX, N. Y. PEACE We thank You. FATHER PEACE RESTAURANT \ DELICIOUS MEALS m and 55 Cents According to FATHERS Mind and Spirit I Railroad Place, New Rochelle, N. Y. PEACE Tel. LE. 4.-3325 EMPIRE STATE PAINT SUPPLY CO" Inc. Paints -- Wallpaper -—Sign and Artists’ Materials 323 LENOX AVE. (Near 126th‘St.) N. Y. C. Tel. LEhigh 4-5894 1 PEACE EXPRESST GENER.AL HAULING Elijah Faithful 73 West 124th St. 1 36iWest 123rdVSt. PEACE ‘ '.Fhan1< You, FATHER. The FATHER came down to make this a better 1 place to live in F ,L o ' s Hosiery and Corsets ---- Discount. to Followers PARK AVENUE MAITKET Stand 143 —— 111th and 112th Streets PEACE . J . H A R T Brooklyn Distributor of »J. Ford, Mercury, Zephyr ’-—-‘ New and Used , , 1095 Atlantic Avenue - , a 4’ 9311 NEW A YORK CITYj PEACE‘ 1 Tel.: PROS. 9-0600 " 1 . ~Brookl_yn, N.’ i I1 362 FIFTH AVENUE ' 2/4.69 EIGHTH AVE. / 94‘ '1‘eI.: l\IOnun1ent 24545 C U R L E Y ’ S FINE QUALITY CLOTHES PEA C11’ 2111 7th Ave. (Cor. 126th St.), New York City N C! ., 7g '1.” 100 * — t W $13.75 <2:;.§“1 VVORTH MORE ——— YOU SAVE $5.00 to $10.00 PEACE Tllank You, FA’1"HER ‘ Follow the Followers of FA'l_‘l_1_Ell. DIVINE ‘ ti. FIFTH AVENUE LSQCI-IXOOL OF MUSIC \Vhere expert instruction is given o'n all - band instruments 275 Lenox Ave., bet. 123rd & 124th Sts., N. Y. C. l\r[iss Ann Y}I,TIOVSI\',\,'. ]‘)1Ircntrc.s-s Phone: JErome 8-9018 We thank You, FATHER SAM REINAH. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 105 EAST 169th STREET BRONX, N. Y. PEACE Thank You, FATHER CROWN GAS STATION Keep this station in your mind, _a better one you will never find —— We sell everything your car needs GAS —- TIRES —— BATTERY -— TUBES .S'cTm'c_e to your satisfaction 130 West 145th Street New York, N. Y. Open Sundays — 12 to 7. Checks Cashed FIFTH AVENUE ‘FAIR FIFTH AVENUE STYLE CENTER HARLE'Il’S u0sT COMPLETE DEPT. STORE COATS —— SPORTSWEAR -— SUITS — DRESSES Adults’ Pants & Shirts, $1.00 up ’ I 113th & 114th Sta. PEACE : PEACE we" thank You, FATHER y ca . P E R R Y Latest Styles in Artistic Millinery Hosiery —- Underwear ——~ Handbags -— Gloves Winter Hats 79c up New York City ].’EACl<'l »'J.‘ha'nk You, 1<‘-.\’.l.‘ ll E11 SPECIAL FEATURE ON JACKETS $12.50 up COATS $39.50 up NEW. VORKER _ FUR MANUFACTURERS 223 West 34th St., N. Y. City ' L0. 5-6869 Credit Allowance on -Your‘ Old Coat Toward Purchase of a New One —-. Our Low Overhead on Our Upstairs \Showrooms Saves : .. You Money. y 1451 FIFTH AVENUE T h e N E w D A Y , December 7th, E39 IA.D.F.D. PEACE Thank You, FATHER COOPERATIVE EXPRESS ICEf—LIGHT HAULING 36 W. 115th Street New York City N. W. Cor. 122nd St. and 7th Ave. PEACE Meals Served in FATHER’S Mind and Seirit. All Children Will lind a Harmonious Atrosiphere in the COOPERATIVE DINING ROOM Bet. 117th _& 118th Sts. ALL MEALS Ioc and 15c HA‘. 7-1776-——7 PEACE JOHN EGAN LUMBER CO... INC. LUMBER, TRIM,_SHEET ‘ROCK, etc. New York City Thank You, FATHER PEACE STAR "WORKERS PlasLering', Cement Work, Fire Retarding and Painting 120 West 115th St., Apt. 3-E, New York City PJIIACE _1 7 16 Park Avenue Phone: MOnument 2-3523 _ We thank You. FATI-IER PEACE COOPERATIVE ICE, WOOD and COAL Light Hauling in and O.‘ of City ,Cleaniug (}"lars (Basement 139-14-0 Sts.) N.’Y. C. \ We thank You, turns; The Green/Peace Dining Room Home-made Pies. — Meals IOC and 15c 1485 5th Ave. (Bet. II9th & 12oth‘Sts.) N. Y. PEACE 2611 8th Ave. PIACI We thank You, FA'I‘I*IER ANGEL Cleaners & Dyers-_-Tailors & Furriers 220 LENOX AVENUE New York City rm. 7-4319 PEACE THE STAR TRUNK CO. Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases Leather Novelties, Umbrellas 30 East 125th St, Cor. Madison Ave., New York City Phone : Te’l. AUdubon 3-2960 HARRY KRAMEWS ORIGINAL MEAT MARKET Hotels and Restaurobzts Supplied 2172 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY PEACE ' We thank You, [4‘A'l‘I’lER ' December 7th, 1939 A.D.P.D. L T he D A Y 95 @©©@©©®©®©®®®®@@©©OO®®©OOO©®©®éC®@©@©®@©®®®©©®©O©O®O©®O®®©©@©©®©OOOOOO©©OO®©®®® _“Righteousness! -- also some of HIS iWonderful Letters in Reply. '\®@®®@®®®®®®@®®®®@®®@@®®®®®®®®@@@©©©@@®®©©©@©©®®©@@®©®@©©®®@®©®®0O©OO®®@§°©@@®®GS Restitution W for Unpaid Income Tax A.D.F.D. 10-4-39 ,Peace--Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt Dear Sir: I am sending you my past income tax which I did not pay for the years of 1918-1929-1933. It was during these years of steady employ- ment that I did not pay any income tax on my wages. I thank Father to say that it is my religious ‘:1 conviction through the teachings of Father Divine that I‘ feel it is my duty to right all Wrongs that we might have a righteous Gov- ernment. ‘ Father teaches us that it must first be done within. am sending this money to you and thanking Father for you to forward it to the treasury dept. . I know thatif I put it in your hands they will get it. I also thank" Father to say that since I see that you are seeking righteousness that all mankind might live and have life, lib- erty and the pursuit of happiness. I know that I am putting it in the hands of a God- fearing man, and I do hope you will forgive me. i With best wishes to you and the world at large. . . . Mr. Love Joy W 6818 Marshfield Ave. ‘ Chicago, Ill. Amount sent was $200. and was received by Mr. I. R. J. Smith who ‘forwarded tax receipt to Chicago, Illinois Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. Business Firm E.xp»ress.es Gratitude to FA- THER for Back Rent Bills Paid by His ‘ Followers WALTER L. FRANK Management Corporation Tri-Boro Building 307 Lenox Avenue Corner 125th Street New. York ' November 14th, 1939 Father Divine ~ . ,. I , Lenox Avenue corner 123 St. , New York City I I (E3111 these pages will be found Letters from the World of Business, Profession, Labor and Trade S to FATHER DIVINE in Acknowledgment and Appreciation of His Peace Mission Movement, 7 8 @ «-2 oo arches On!” Dear Father Divine: This is to advise that during the last‘ year or so on several occasions members of your congregation have called at this office to pay up back rent arrears which were due many years ago that in some cases our records were no longer available. The most recent person to call here was Holly Hannah who had owed an owner whom we serve $35 which dates back to 1932., Your influence is certainly a wonderful one and this is to convey our enthusiastic gratitude. Yours very truly, . Walter L. Frank Management Corp. By Leo Birnbach IJB:FM FATHER R_e:ponds PEACE December 4, 1939 A.D.F.D. Leo Birnbach . Walter L. Frank Management Corp. 307 Lenox Avenue New York, N. Y. _ My dear Mr. Birnbacht I have yours of the 14th ultimo and AM glad to know that several of MY Followers have made restitution of back rental obligations, which it is quite evident would not have been made good but for MY Spiritual Influence‘ among men. - . The widespread effect of this Teaching of Righteousness, Justice and Truth definitely proves the convictions and assertions of great educators, philosophers and teachers, that what the world needs to be lifted from its moral, so- cial and political decadence, is a Spiritual re- formation. The great machinery of government has ‘slowed down as the motivating power, or con- stitutional Spirit has been ignored. Civiliza- tion has been weakened by the absence of true. Spirituality among men, and it is for this cause that prevailing conditions of vice and crime have swept throughout the entire world. I , Nevertheless, the Dispensation of Righteous- ness is ,at hand. Its Power is pervading the . home, the factory and every field of business, profession, labor and trade, for by the trans- 'mission, or inculcation bf MY Spirit and.fMY Mind within the hearts of men, they; have car- 95 The New DAY December 7th, 1939‘ A.D.F.D_. ’ ried Rigliteou.siiess ‘into their daily lives and affairs and caused the activities of the divers fields to take on a new and higher standard of operation. Hence I stand in the cause of a Righteous Government. Through this Spiritual reforma- tion and redemption of men individually, as members of the whole, or as constituents of a national government, I AM bringing about a iiation’s redemption, for I declare, as \V1tI1iEU1 individual, so with a nation and with all na- tions unitedly. It is for this cause that millions stand ser- vants of Righteousness and by such they have gained their individual independence. They are freed from the bondage, of lacks, wants and limitations, from failures, sin andwdeath. But by the reciprocation of the Law of Righteous- ness, Justice aiid Truth they f automatically at- tract Success, Health and Prosperity. Hence, as Righteousness increases among men and they unite in the cause of humanity, they no longer remain servants of HIlI'lgh€.I- eousness, sin, vice and crime, nor servants ‘o the dictators and leaders of the same. By vir- tue of this Spiritual conversion wars will end and nations will find their redemption and in— ‘ dependence morally, , socially, politically and economically. Thus, desiring that you might be as this n leaves ME, I AM Well, Healthy, Joyful, Peace- ful, 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 I “ Doctor's Bill of Long Sianding Now Settled 201 Park Ave. ' Orange, N. J. 11-1733. Fatli.ei' Divin e . 160 West 126th St. N. Y. ‘C. My dear Father Divine: I have received a letter from Faith Alone en- closing P. 0. Money Order for $5.50 in pay- ment of a bill which she owed my late hus- band, Dr. W. R. Granger. I realize whata power for good is your iii- ﬂuence when you can awake the conscience of one of your followers to such an extent that she pays a bill solong due. Ithank you from the bottom of my heart. . I have long heard of you and read after you and it has all been good. Again I thank you, Sincerely Yours, W. T. Granger (Mrs.) W. R. Granger Answer by F AT'H‘E.R PEACE Deceinber 5, 1939 A..D.F..D. Mrs. W. R. Granger 201 Park Avenue Orange, New Jersey My dear Mrs. Granger: Your letter of the’ 17th past, advising ME of the debt of long duration discharged at this time by one of MY followers, is received, and I appreciate your kind acknowledgment of the same. A ’ It is geiieiﬂally realized that the earth has a ' gravitation, but I AM drawing the attention of men to the fact that the law works two ways, in which I declare that God has a gravitation, better known by MY Version, as a magnetism. It is for this cause, as it is observed, that millions to—day have been drawn into the con- sciousness of Righteousness, Justice and Truth. In these times of world chaos and confusion, men intuitively seek God and the Peace and 1 Freedom of God. Through the existence of unwanted warfare and the entanglements of economic events in . trade and commerce and numerous other prob- lems of the World, men are becoming God-con- scious. They ‘are recognizing the bondage of preconceived versions and ancestral tendenciesy of men. They are realizing the divisions of races, nations and religions that have so long. dominated the lives of every people, are the weights of gravity that bind them to the inor- tal, earthly conditions of warfare, depressions, sickness and death., D Nevertheless, over and above all conditions and seeming appearances, ‘God deals in the af- fairs of men. It is for this cause that Right- eousness Marches On, and the fulﬁlment of the words of David are made inanifest'in this day as he declared: “Thy people shall be willing in the day of.Thy power.” Hence, as I instil the Spirit. of MY Mind and the Mind of MY Spirit within the conscious- ness of men, I AM einancipating them from all immorality. ’ a Long since have I declared the Spirit of MY Mission among men, whereof it is made inani- ,- fest in your midst and seen through; your let- ter acknowledging the transforination of the heart and mind of one, which also can befspoken. December 7th, 1939 ,A.D.F.D. — The NEW = of millions, for I declared: 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. - _Hence, Righteousness is unfolding within the lives and affairs of-humanity and the time is not long when Righteousness will -ﬁll the earth and all men shall become to be as this leaves ME and as I would .that you might; be, 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 an.d 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 1 I ’ 4‘ Summerton, S. C. I Dec. 1, 1939 15-year Debt Paid by 3. Follower Father Divine 1887-1889 Madison Ave. New York, N. Y. ' Dear Father Divine: This is to certify that Peter, formerly known to me as Fred Ragin, has paid and satisfied me in full for- debt that has been running around for 12 or .15 years. Now I understand the cause of his settling up all his old debts is his association with you. _Now I appreciate characters of your kind; if we had“ more of them think we would have _a lovelier world. I thank you. I wish you much success-in all of your un- dertakings, also H. Peter. Will be glad if I can assist youvat any time. Yours truly, ' E. R. Richbourg F AT'H3FJR Replies PEACE December 5, 1939 A.D.F.D. Mr. E. R. Richbourg Summerton, S. C. ' My dear Mr. Richbourg: I received yours of the 1st and appreciate knowing that the indebtedness of one of MY followers has been liquidated after a period of twelve or fifteen years. ‘ » v By the daily receipt of letters acknowledg- ing the honest acts of MY followers as they pay up their old back bills and rectify their fornier misdeeds and actions wherever it is at possible, together with the innumerable ac- tivities ‘by, which Righteousness, Justice and Truth have been instituted in the various fields and walks of life, a Righteous Government_is)_s in distinct evidence. Current news reports that stress the divers . problems of the world and particularly of the unemployment situation, are purely the feat- _i ‘ ures and ‘outgrowth of war" and war propa- ganda. ‘ ' e « ‘ While it is claimed. tliht activities are’ stiir.-at ring that give employment to some due to the need-of war materials, and that the-scientific inventions of industry displace the need of the -it great masses unemployed, there stands yet the fundamental solution to this ‘problem as to all”, other problems, but it lies not in the govern‘-' ing factors andsystems of ‘irregular govern- ment administration, neither does it lie in thef:‘:i"~_?i:. methods of aggressor nations, ‘in wars or in" general national conflicts, but it. lies ‘in the ‘ upbuilding, of a Righteous Government. When wars shall have ceased and men once again turn their minds to the development‘ and growth of civilization out of its demoralized :4 state, they will find a great Movement of Peace’ morally instituted among men and ‘the? same scientifically established according to the fundamental principles of a Righteous Gov-_ ernment. Under this national and international, sys-It tern of Justice, Freedom and Peace, new 'fiel_ds of industry, science and education will spring up. Work will be created for the unemployed “ in the exploration of new fields of science and invention. Where men. find themselves limited i.nl',this_i_.' present dispensation of wars and world im-'1 proprieties, due to the unbalanced scale of human judgment, selfishness and greed, ‘life from every angle‘ expressible has been ex- ploited unrighteously. I ' ‘ To sum up the "situation, these underlying causes are thebasis of all depressions,- unem- ployment, unjust commerce and trade arrange-" ments, heavy taxation, social injustices -and countless other effects of vice and crime. Then I declare, to bring about Peace, Prosperity and Justice, first wipe out the causes of these world maladjustments. Needless to say, it is plainly evident that by MY Spirit and MY Mind I AM accomplishing this work. I AM, bringing about such scientific results, there can be no question‘ as ‘to the o,ut’—-. r I come “of the same. I AM effecting a cure‘ by g first substantiating the individual lives of men‘ upon this fundamental standard. of ‘Righteous- ness_. Justice and Truth. The principle is-easily seen in the fact, as I continue to say, as with an individual, so with a. nation and w1th..all—' -- nations combined. . . - 97 T 93' Hence, as men. count time, the time is not too far distant wh.en we shall have a Righteous Government, wherein I would that all might become to be as this leaves ME, for I .AM 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, fi.bre and cell of MY Bodily Form. Respectfully and Sincere, I AM “REV. M. J. DIVINE ("Better known as FATHER DIVINE). MJD.r Restitution to Hotel for Stolen Goods HOTEL RICHMOND Richmond, "Virginia November 30, 1939 Miss Moses Willen Hart ' . 152-160 West 126th St. New York City Dear Madam: Wish to thank you for the $3.00 Money Or- der that you sent in payment of some towels which you state you misplaced several years ago. Mile a.ppreciate the spirit in which this was paid, and remain Very truly yours, ' G. E. WijI_liams Manager cc‘ to Father Divine same address ..__..».m......._..-no LOST AND FOUND 36 West 123rd Street ——:-— Phone: LE 4-5894 Call at this number to obtain lostand found articles. $1.00 f0u.nd.,..1l_9 :l.l5th St., Nov. 20th, 1939 A.lf).li".D. A scarf, au'to’poinl'. pe:n.cil, some loose change, and a small packet of nails and thin wire found at the Rondout Extension of th.e .Promised Land this past week. . A man’s ‘Wallet contaiining some c'l’1a.nge found in Balcony at 152 West l26tl1 Street, Nov. .1.7th, , 1939 A.D.i«‘.D. V» (lliange purse containing sinall cliiange, also some change found at 1.83 Lenox Aver._iue, Peace D1- ning Room, Nov. 20th, 1939 A.D.F.D. , Ladies’ wallet containing license, name Pedela .'J'acoLb, also loose change found, 1.52 West l.“36tl1-St, Nov. 19th, 1.939 'A.D.F.D. M $1.00 found near ToWn.Hall, Oyster Bay, L. 1., Nov. .19th,1 1939 A.D.F.D. " ‘ The usual assortment of coats, sweaters, hats, scarfs, several. pair of goloshes, gloves, umbrellas, both at 126th St. and Madison Avenue. a A am. New hair 7 lament. Dr. Roscoe C. Giles of Chicago, for- mer president of the National Organization Lifting Bans on So-and-so’: (Newspaper Reprint) Hammond, Ind., Nov. 24.—A few days ago Sidney R. Redmond of St. Louis, ‘president of the national organization of so-and-so lawyers, received a letter from Martindale- Hubbel company of New York, publishers of the American Law directory, saying that the practice of designating the racial :identity of’ ‘so-and-so lawyers will be dropped. The.194-0 edition, which. lists all attorneys throughout the country, will appear without any racial appellation. ‘ A This is significant because it follows in the wake of another important announce- of so-and-so Physicians, recently received a letter from Dr. Olin West, secretary of the American Medical Association, stating. that the designation “col’i after the names of so- and-so physicians in the American Medical directory would be discontinued. This is the culmination of a strong and protracted protest by these "two organiza- tions of the minority group. To the unini- tiated this may seem a trivial affair,‘ but to those of us who are on the inside it is a. serious matter. These discriminative nota- tions have worked a hardship in many ways. On May 11 of this year Fhe Chicago Trib- une came out‘ boldly against the action of the A. M. A. at the St. Louis meeting in vot- ing to bar qualified so-and-so physicians from membership in certain states. The stand of «this paper has had a fine effect, for one can easily see a gradual relaxation of many embarrassing bans within these so called “learned professions.” ‘ [THE vision I saw a writing on the wall: The nations of the world shall fall; Their leaders left the love divine That never stresses yours and mine. But from the ashes there will rise‘, A long-forgotten paradise; Within its gates the tree of life Will put an end to death and strife. , I saw a writing on the wall, \ its message is for big and small, But deep within there came a cry: The nations-—-they are you and I. A Sister Beiiediction , ~ Deceinber 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D., ,0 mzwuaan . December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. Th e NEW D AY. if 99 G O D T ‘H E W 0 R D IN THE BEGINNING: In all of the vastness and emptiness There was nothing—- — ‘ Nothing but a sound—— _ Soft and linurmurous; "a whisper of a sound; Inaudible, uncertain echo of a sound. ‘A " A trickling, babbling, rushing, swelling tide of s0und;f _ ' Quiet, receding‘, dying silen.t sound; A distant, sharp, shrill, piercing screaining sound; , Vast, reverberating, booming, inuted sound. It all became a word —- - The word G O D I ‘The word was GOD, And GOD said, “Let there be light ——” And there was light. . The Spoken Word was GOD; The Spoken Word is GOD. , Every creature that can speak a Word Is Creator. » - ~ _ ' The word was GOD and the word is GOD. , it At I FAT!I-l‘E!R’S Feet Why so oft with FATHER, tell me_? Wh y so oft as though in prayer, Sitting at the feet of Jesus; ‘ Tell me’, why so often there?‘ Just to see Him smile upon us, Just to listen to His voice, Just to tell Him every sorrow, Just to whisper every care, Justvto see Him» fondly listen, Glad, so glad, our griefs‘ to bear!; Sitting at the feet of FATHER, Looking up with gladsonie face, Gazing at His! matchless Glory, Wondering at His boundless Grace; Filled with rapture .at. His beauty, Spellbound," lingering at Hisfeet; I % Lingering at this place of blessings—~_ Ah, no place to us so sweet! What have we to do with earth '3 Can it give us”Pe'ace like this‘? ‘ Can it ﬁll our souls ‘with:rapture? Can it give eternal bliss? Nay! The sweet it gives is bitter,_ /Earth’s delights but live to'fade;: All its pleasii_r_es "seem lout are not, All its lights are dimmed with shade. Only at the feet of «FATHER, ~ Only here our souls are blest; All around is grief and sadness, Only here is perfect rest! ‘ ' Adapted I BELOVED Earth and all its beauty rare Seems nothing now, to me, Since on this ﬁnite earth You’ve come And opened up these eyes to see Your Inﬁniteness, my Beloved. Love before I didn’t know, Ill was deaf, dumb and blind; Just existing on the earth below, With a “sky heaven” in my niind. But keep these eyes now straight ahead, And thisinind direct on You; As I follow in the footsteps You have led, Up this narrow path ahead, I’ll trust, my Lord, just You. Thank You, FATHER -—Merriness Truth a—._..._....._.._..._._..._. TRUST Be quiet! Why this anxious heed I About thy tangled ways? God knows thein all. He giveth speed And He allows delays. L ’Tis good for thee to walk by faith And not by sight. Take it on trust a little while,‘ Soon shalt thou read the mysltery aright In the full sunshine of His smile. “T_he’ Lord will perfect that which COl".l(.Z(ll"].I€3l3l‘1 me.” --~(Psalm 138:8’) THE MASSES ARE COMING Tu n e : “The Campbells Are Coming” The masses are coming, ‘W Hu rra y ! Ilurray ! The masses are coming, They’re on their way. Each organization Will come in turn And ask for the Platform I Its l7‘lanks to learn. They're coming to Father,‘ Hurray ! ' Hurray! They’re coming to Father, For this is HIS day.- HE is calling HIS children Frotm every land To form one united band. Hurray! _ have HIS way!” rMusical Artists Thrill New Brunswick F orurn That all talents belonglto eon, FATHER ni- VINE, is being da.ily realized as individuals rep- I _ ’ should be to the people, real, practical, and 100 RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT NEWS WEEKLY FORUM NOTICE \\"eekly Forums at-8:30 P. M. New York City ﬁ3.()!i West 63rd St, Wednesdays 152-160 \'Vest 126th St, Fridays EMPLOYER WHO DEMANDED BLOOD TEST FOR M .ID HAS IMPURE BLOOD A. situation wiich proved beyond doubt that FATHER DIVINE’S Words are spirit and life and carry with them victory over all coiidi— tions, was disclosed at the 126th Street Forum on Friday, December 1st, when FATHER’S statement, ‘If enmloyers want maids to* take a blood test in order to work in their homes, ‘- the entire family in the home where maids are should also take’ a similar “test,” to work, V proved workable last week, according to a re« port in the daily paper, in the case of a cou—- ‘ ple in midtown Manhattan. Seeingltheir maid I with a rash. on her face, they became alarmed, and in order to avoid emba,rrassing_the maicl, so. they thought, suggested that all three should have a blood test. The result returned by the Board of Health showed that the maid had passed but her employers had flunked. A Mr. Sam Rodale, a former school teacher, was loud in his praise of FATHER’S work and the Principle lifted by HIM. He ‘said, if the nations of the earth would accept. of FA- THER’S teachings the world could be changed in a short time. “FATHER’S principle is the only thing to eradicate the racial differences in this and other countries,” he declared. “It is the adjuster of everything undesirable through and by which mankind can ever en-- joy Peace, Righteousness, and Happiness.” , A visitor who was caught up in the high vibration, declared: “I am glad to come here and learn of Righteousness in government. GOD help me to live to see it established. Only ‘GOD ‘can bring about Righteousness in the governments of this crooked world. Righteous- ness must rule in the lives of the people if men are to havePeace,. The Bible says Right- eousness must cover the earth like the water covers the mighty deep; I can see it coming w.hether men want it or not. GOD is going to, resenting the different professions come to give praise to their SAVIOR and King and offer their service to ,HIM to be used in whatever way HE sees ﬁt- On Sunday, November 26. Professor M. Finkelstein and his family orches- tra, of Highland Park, New Jersey, thrilled a T li e N D .. Dfecemhieri ‘_ it capacity Righteous Government audience in New . V Brunswick, N._J., with their playing of lively * t and. inspiring selections. I ' Beforeplaying the professor Said: “It does me good to come here and give my_ service in ap- preciation of'a work I have watched» for many years. I am here\ to cooperate ‘with all, re— gardless to race, color, or creed. ‘I shall be glad to be of service to any of FATHER’S children desiring to follow_ music. My life work has been devoted to music and Ican only do my part in giving my service to the followers of the Peace Mission Movement. I shall be glad to ‘come again.” V »The Junior Speakers’ Bureau had charge of the Forum and presented such inspirations as the Constitution of the United States, Declara- ’ tion of Independence and the Righteous Govern— inent’ Platform, which drew much comment from visitors for the brilliance exhibited by the youths, and sounded a- warning to grown— ups that juniors are qualifying in government “and preparing to’ take their right places. Juniors from ewark, Avenel, Rahway, As- bury Park, Elizabethport, and Plainﬁeld, New Jersey, cooperated in making the Forum one of unusual interest and,brought out more than ever that FATHER’S -spirit is just as opera- tive in youths as it is in grownups. I Newark High Sheriff Convicted The world can see that FATHER’S merit as expressed in the Righteous Govern- ment song, “Every unjust official shall be moved off the bench,” is more than mere words, as men in public ofﬁcé all over the country are being indicted,’ convicted, _or removed from their jobs. The most recent official to fall under the hammer of Righteousness was Sheriff Young of Newark, N. J., who was convicted last week for driving while drunk.‘ He was fined $200 and his license was revoked for two years. This xwas disclosed at the Rahway, N. J., ‘Forum on Sunday, December 3. Mr. Silos, Mr. David, and Mr; Johns were visitors from Philadelphia who had become in- terested in‘ FATHER’S' economic plan. Mr. Silos called attention to the profound economic set—up thru co—operation and declared its re-; sults surpass every idea economists have ever v presented. “It cannot be denied that thru the cooperative system FATHER has pointed the way to real independence,” he said. “People who once had nothing are today made. rich.” Mr. Johns told of the business acc'omplish~ ment of FATHE_R’S followers in Philadelphia. ‘.‘They present_a true picture of what GOD tangible,” he declared. “The people are tired of empty promises. FATHER is getting re-‘ sults. What morepcan a GOD do?” heasked.‘ . Mr. David ._Was equally loud in his praise of FA.THERi’S work'which_ he had’ encoung /i. V ‘ 0 state«— i . “inform all Rev. M. ‘ eous >4 g . December 97:5, i1939iA.n.F.n. A The N Ew DAY itered before living in Philadelphia. "He en» dorsed the standard set up by FATHER as * economically sound and far above the present system of things. He said that ..under FA» THER’S co—operative system other businesses should learn alesson on how to produce co- operative results. ‘Citizenship Announcement The Citizenship Service of FATHER DIVINE’S . Righteous Government ” Department wishes to applicants holding ﬁrst intention papers which expire in 1939, that the ofﬁce at 103'West 117th Street will be open daily from,’ 5 to 8_ P. M. Applicants holding such papers are urged to ﬁle for their second, before 1940 if possible. The service hasmade arrangement for those who are not able to meet oﬂice hours; to contact Mr. Andrew Obediah~ or Mr} Looby, for an appointment suitable, to the applicant. "Thank You, FATHER. , _ - Why Segregation? 350 Fort Washington .Ave. November,27, 1939 New York, N. Y. J. Div_ine 36-38 West 123rd Street New York,’ N. Y. Dear Father Divine: On November 26, 1939, I attended a Right- Government meeting, or ‘to be more exact, a Speakers’ Bureau at 126th Street Ex- ‘ tension. The subject was, “Is it Constitutional to designate yourself as of a race, creed, or color’ . in signing any kind, of civil service paper?" During the meeting I was trying to get the un- derstanding more clearly before attempting to discuss it. It never dawned on me before, that when one signs a paper and mentions color or religion it is meant to lowrate the signer. It is a subject that every American citizen should look into. It is a subject that makes one sit up and think, and only Father could give {you the realunderstanding on this subject. _ It is erroneous for anyone to designate the race or creed in signing any kind of document. In every one of the Civil Service papers, and also citizens’ papers, a picture is required and I should think that that is sufficient according ' to that preamble and the fifteen amendmentsof the Constitution, of the United States. It‘ is stated that all men are created equal, then why mention creed or color?iMay I add: in every walk of life such reputable concerns have a.‘ppli— E ‘cations stating religion, creed, and color. ‘ Why do they ask, and have such applica- g tions to begin with? Do we not all belong to one rac_e.;V that is‘ the Human Race? And GOD created ‘us all” the same Way‘? Do we not, talk /‘ ‘ Low Prices alike, walk alike, and eat. alike? Aren’t We built alike? Therefore, Why should such a segregan tion take place in this time when the people claim to be so intelligent and Welleducated? In time to come, Father will adjust mats Afters and as I may say, He is adjusting them. already so that we may all enjoy the same priva ileges. / Sincerely", ‘ A. BELLER 1 Thank You, FATHER S, F. Boorstein BEE FURNITURE CO. / WE BUY and SELL NEW and USED FURNITURE 2109 Seventh Avenue Near 125th Street New York City PEACE . UNiversity 4-7939 Tel. M0tI; Haven 9-74.18 ‘ ‘PEACE PEACE AUTO REPAIRS . Auto Service to the Minute 9 COMPIETE MOTOR JOBS . 352 SOUTHERN ‘BLVD. Bronx, N’. v. PEAIJE s A M M Y ~. Route No. 1800 I ' Rep7*esen!'-ingv RITE ‘CLEANERS & DYERS Bronx, N. Y. PEACE 9 ‘Thank You, FATHER PEOPLE'S MEAT‘ MARKET Tel. MO.‘ 2-6365 QUALITY As WELL AS QUANTITY 355 LENOX AVENUE New York City PEACE We thank You, FATHER JESUS POMBO I I ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING -\ .Near 114th St- Extensions New York City 425 West 219 Street 17 WEST. 114th STREET Tel. LEhigh 4-4100 . PEACE TRINITY DAIRY CO.. Inc. ‘ Luinber and Mouldings-——lVIasons’, Materials ’ l)istri"but0r_s 0/" HIGH GRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS ‘Bottled Milk and‘ /Cream .121-42:5 EAST I07 ST. ‘ « New York 101‘ ~ Lorraine 7-0709 C 102 I D The NE W D A Y 7 ‘December 7th, 1939 .A.D.F.D. The following is taken from the Daily Reports of the Agents from “The NEW DAY” in con- I tacting prospective advertisers in the business and professional ﬁeld. , V These reports as printed below, are for the consideration of’ those desiring to know the, reac- tion these different businesses and individuals express toward FATHER DIVINE and.HIS Peace Mission Movement. It includes the name of the ﬁrm, the individual contacted, the address, and remarks or com- Reports or WONDERFUL PATIENCE Dr. Byron ‘W. l‘lra.nker, 22 Morris I’-arl< Court, New York. City. Dr. Branker: “Yes, I would like to insert a card in the New Day. We are not allowed to advertise but we can put our name, address and office hours with “Compli- ments of.” FATHER DIVINE is doing a big work. No, I have never seen ltl.IM Personally, I would always get there just before HE would get into the Duesenberg ogeas HE had just left it.” Dr. Branker said he was willing to co- operate with FATHER in every way he could. He signed a contract for 13 weeks. I thank You, Father. Ware’s Department Store, New Rochelle, N.Y. Manager’s secretary: “I can give you the infor- mation you desire. We have a policy here never to advertise in a magazine. We could not change our policy, for the daily papers are our only means of advertising. I am sorry,” very pleas- ant. Cliarles Sanders, 15 Willow Place, Yonkers, New York. Mr. Sanders sent a card to the “New Day”, requesting an agent to call. His business is to investigate large or small busi- ness efforts and to give personal introductions for “Wanted” or “For Sale’’ offerin.gs. He calls it the Bureau of Opportunities. Mr. Sanders thought by “The New Day”, being a national magazine, he would have the whole world, so to speak, to pull from. He said he had read “The New Day” and thought it a wonderful magazine, and that he was interested in Fa- ther’s Work. He signed a contract for 13 weeks. I thank You, Father. I Luggage Shop, 515 Main Street, New Rochelle, New York. Manager, “No, I am not interested in FATHER DIVJNE or I-HS PRINCIPLES. We have a good business and we don’t need any cooperation. No, I am not interested.” She showed very plainly her antagonism and prej- udice. Paramount Candy Company, 420 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, New York. Manager: “No, we don’t do any advertising. No, we just can’t do it.” When he heard me say “FATHER DIVINE”, he lost all interest. Reports of GOLDEN LIGHT Field’s Shoes, 254” West 125th St., ‘N. Y. C. Mr. Chugerman, the manager, had wanted to ‘month . ‘ ments. Also the name of the one making the report. advertise over a year ago, but had no author- ity to sign a long term contract, so the ad never went through. Recently I called on him and he said he would still like to advertise and asked me" to see Mr. Polati, the head advertising man for their company. After calling twice and find- ing Mr. Polati out, I wrote him a letter. The next week I called and talked to him. He said that very morning he had told Mr. Chugerman to go“ ahead and take an ad foryhis store. I ex- plained the advantage to his company of taking an ad for the whole company, as they have 18 stores. He said to start with this store and in about two weeks he would consider the other I ad. I went to see Mr. Chugermanl and he im- mediately signed a 13-week contract for the store ' _ on 125th Street. I was able to get the ad printed earlier than I’ had expected and he was very glad and pleased when he sawthe. ad. Ithank . You, Father. Manhattan Millinery, 148 West 125th Street, N. Y. C. This millinery shop has advertised for twenty months without missing a week. Recent- ly Mr. Cohen, the owner, decided that his ad was too small, so he doubled the size of "his ad. He said that he had been in business 26 years and advertising in “The New Day” was the only advertising that he had ever done that had paid. He mentioned taking ads costing $15.00, but said they did not pay. He knew that keeping 3 his ad in all the time was beneficial also. He said that he had had hundreds of followers coming in and that the ad had never cost him anything in reality because so many came in be- cause of it, and he got such good results. He said his one inch ad was a “stingy” ad. I thank You, Father, for the good results this ad- vertiser has had and I know it could easily be the case of any advertiser who advertised con- sistently and harmoniously. ‘ i ‘ “ ' Tri-Star Hosiery, 57 Orchard St., N. Y. C. Some of the followers were buying from this wholesale house. When the clerk got the report from the v head man, he said, “We have so many requests and we are wholesale. Come in in January and We will take one ad and then another one in a couple of months or so.” A. Arcuni & Co., Fine hand-madeshoes‘ and shoe rebuilder, 473 Amsterdam Ave., N. Y. C. Mr. Arcuni "has been advertising for over a He makes shoes smaller, larger, ‘wider, etc.- We had suggested that all advertisers -9 iDec'(femb'eir 7tl-i, 1939 TA'.D.F.D. The NEW D AY‘ I 10;, _, is doing a great deal of J good among our people. ‘the manager about it. When I called a couple n23_2Z29 THIRD AVENUE A ‘ All are welcome read the recent Message given by FATIIER _DI- but he had no money to advertise. This was my VINE for the advertisers on keeping their prices Second can on him , reasonable if they ‘wished to succeed and re- ' ceive the patronage of the followers. In wri.- S1106 S1101), 618 E. 47th St. His partller was ting me concerning his ad and changes for it, out, and so he told me to call back the last of Joseph Arcuni also stated: “Took advice the Week. and read Message by Father Divine. A man i ' who can walk as straight as that, is certainly entitled to the great patronage and love that PEACE I believe He so richly d s . s. F th D’ "n - * 9 em 3 er 1“ ‘°’ PEACE MODESTY DINING ROOM To improve character and good will is a tremen- . ., , ., . . dous task. The individual who can help todo , Meals sewed m Mike” Mmdﬂnd Spmt such a thing is more than entitled to the re— 2468 _ 8th AVe_ spect, admiration and worship of all mankind.” Speaking _of his_ own business he stated, “Our Te1_ Mgonqum 44,912 ‘ PEACI own aim is to give people greater foot comfort. ~ Please do not worry about our overcharging. We never do.” ‘ _Variety Store, 35-43 East 125th st., N. Y. C. "”""" This is anew store near ‘Madison Avenue. I FUR QQATS am] CLOTH “COATS had to wait some time before either the clerk 1 UNION SQUARE New York any or man who appeared tO/ be in charge came‘ to Open Evenings ask what I wished. The man said he was not , . LEhigh 4-0556 the manager and anyway they would not take , HUB FURNITURE 00. an ad before or after Christmas. He said he COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERSK We Thank You, FATHER N. Y. CITY Est. 1919 PEACE had taken a couple of ..ads (not in “‘The New Day”) a.nd had seen no results, and that he was not interested now. Elvira-Marie Coat and Dress Shop,‘76 East 125th St., N.Y.C. Some of the sisters had asked if, this shop had been contacted. I left \a. “New Day” and card‘ with‘ the clerk. The clerk seemed interested and said she would tell MAKE YOUR DOLLAR DO DOUBLE DUTY New York City of weeks later, the clerk said she had spoken Corner of 121st Street to the lady about advertising a.nd she had said that she was not interested. ' I Reports of A. HARTLEY Chicago, Illinois Clothing» Store, 215 E. 47th St. Was harmo- nious, but I could not get an ad out of him. g _ ,. A Printing Shop, 610 E. 47th. St. In harmony, 246 W. 145th St., bet. 7th & 8th Aves., N. Y. C. go Te1.: ED. 4-6311 ‘ Peace F. VRACAS Musicalilnstruments and Supplies of Every Desc:'Lption-Repairs done while you wait l.a‘st:iblisliei‘| 26 Years U , Tliank You. FATHER RO'l‘HMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE . Sheets. Pillow cases, Spreads. Blankets. Curtains. Towels. Linen 'l‘a.ble Cloths and Russ. Slip Covers Made to (Jrdcr —— Drape and Ciiitain Material W ’ ‘_ H 7 Corner 1. '14'l;h Slreet. ‘ NEW YORK (,.II‘i’ PEACE’ Tel. UNivei'sity 4-3043 15 90’ PA BK A.'\?’E N U,l'1l We thank You, FATHER PEACE NEIGHBORHQOD GROCERY VEGETABLE AND CHICKEN STORE ‘ -‘—A1so, Spareribs and Pork Chops. Your pat1*oi1age will be appreciated—- - I .WALK—0\IERSHOES 27 WEST 123m STREET NEW YORK CITY FORCMEN & women Thank You, FATHER PEACE "4 I .Newa.i:k, N. 41.: 889 Broad Brooklyn; 565 Fulton Street Street Opp. City Hall Street at Hanover Pl. , y . 1130 3rd Ave., cor. 66th St., New York City 10/ .1‘ The NEW DAY I December 7thi,.19i39"A.D.F.D.. ' FAIHER WINE ENLAINSMDNEYMYSTEHY THAT His Bimznrwnnln [ Reprint from “The Christian Review” of Nov. 30th, Philadelphia, Pa. (Copyright 1939)‘ ' By KENTON JACKSON s NEW ROCHELLE; N. Y., Nov. 26--Father. Divine startled the entire nation when He Per- sonally. told how His followers accumulated enough money to purchase such select estates as Krum Elbow, Divine Lodge, Greenkill’ Park, and the fashionable Childs Estate which was r dedicated here this afternoon. . . While the socialites whose names appear on. the pages of the Blue Book stood and sat side by side with domestic workers, common la- borers and some professionals, Father Divine and His followers brought all to one level when He dedicated this home now valued at $30,000 which was bought from the Chase National Bank for $10,000 cash last summer.‘ Father Divine Speaks Father Divine arose at the banquet table and gave His guests something to remember; some- thing they can sit by the fireside and wonder about. , lowing His; usual salutat:i.on were: “I Wish, to say, this is not an organization, neither is this home a public place of worship, but. is a MODEL HOME, according to the con- viction _of millions under My wish that We should live soberly, righteously and godly in this present world. It is for this cause that My. followers who have purchased, own and operate‘ this home for themselves.as a private home have called upon Me to come and dedicate this home according to their religious conviction, which, of course, happens to be Mine. Must Be Christians “We doinot believe we can be real Ainerican citizens unless We follow the Life and the Teach- ing of Jesus. We do not believe we can be ab- solutely independent unless we produce and’ bringto fruition the very Constitution of our great democracy" and its amendments within ourselves,“individually, severally and collect- ively. When you shall have lived the Consti- tution accurately and perfectly, automatically we become to be American citizens, according to My conviction and when we live the Declar- ation of Independence and build upon this foundation, without being afraid, ‘we are “ex-’ » "whatsoever he or she is representing. The exact words of Father.Divine fol-- pressing our citizenry as American citizens, “ - according to My religious conviction.” , Father Divine by this time had His listeners awed. Silence prevailed as more crowds jam- med into the house to hear ‘what this great Dean of the Universe had to say. "Father Di- vine continued With: “I believe each and every person should live If they live it and "be ‘conscientious and speak it with the spirit of sincerity in actions and in deeds then and only then can that person be real in My consideration. Hence I believe“ that we should live the Constitution and its Amendments and live the Declaration of Independence to -. represent our real citizenry. C “It is for this cause these ‘My followers and others universally are recognizing the“ Consti- tution and its Amendments and the Declaration‘ of ._ln_depen.den’ce as the hope of the redemption of humanity. And by sodoing, We are living Epistles of our democracy in deeds and in" actions. ' v A Spirit of Independence V» . “Not one of MY real ‘followers is" on? the welfare! I came to lift. up a standard of su- premacy by- producing the ‘spirit of indepen- dence. Just as the country.as a nation declared her, independence, permit My hearers and friends ‘to be convertedinto such a recognition and have the spirit of independence within, them- selves,‘ and go out and be real American citizens by refusing to solicit aid, by refusing to steal, by refusing to‘ borrow, by refusing to. do any of those things, to express your dependency. “How can you express your American‘ inde- pendence when you are on the relief, when your children and your representatives are go- ing up andvdown the streets of our cities and". villages soliciting and begging? Why not seek L c to produce the spirit of independence Within yourselves and express it according to the Declaration of Independence as declared‘ by our country?” , Father Divine went on to say; x \ s \ ‘ December 7th, 1939 A.D;F.D. The NEW DAY (9 105 “When this is fulfilled, we believe we will not only have model homes, but we believe we will be a model nation as a sample and aslan example for others. This is not ‘a supposition. You all know it is true, not only those of My followers, but others, they know My followers are not on the welfare——they are not seeking something for nothingh They are not seeking the proposition of sharing the wealth, flout: share the OPPORTUNITY and I will take care of the rest.” , ‘_ _ The huge crowd broke its silence and burst junction. and into thunderous applause at this Father Divine paused for the moment, smiled and then continued his address. Is A. Christian \ He straiglitenccl. up the ianity it interpi‘eted by s portion of His address. thi vine: > “In nioJ_,,rn limes there are tliose wl-oi Lave can ht tl-e gll!.11_).,9i1,~‘. of the _i11yst and .li,;ve declared: ‘Cl-lR;L:“_‘ the head of lioiiee,’ In many of our _'|J_Q£l‘31:’l;1 l_Ol1'1€S,e MOLDEL l4l£)’l.‘i.1;E.sS, yo- fine vs_1<=ie on ;he Wal_ tliey e pic= h V ‘C._l.l§tIS".[‘ tl-e lread of _ l. .p - . \‘ ., -1. _ carnate t_1_e identical nature and .;tl_’e charac= t;1°iStlCS of that lndiyid. _al, and prod;uce it at. to fruition that they might be real Christians and CHRTST might be the head of their homes and houses, their business, their professions and of all their activities. “For this cause I say, it is a privilege to ob- serve this rnystery. Then I say, in livingthis life, My followers are taught to live soberly, r.i.ghte’ously and godly and independently,” Fa— ther Divine continued. bring it ‘How They Buy ltlomes and Estates W The whole world l.1‘¢'S been worryiiig about how Father Divine and Mother Divine can ride .around in Duesenbergs, Rolls-Royces and Cad- illac sixteens. Father_DiVine made the mys- tery’ clear this afternoon. Said Father Divine: “For, loli1na.ny years Mother and I pr'epa1*ed homes for those who would come and partake of our sustenaiice such as we had for ourselves and for others, without any remuneration, with- ;out any love offerings, ‘without any donations, _ or anything that sort. We had homes._p[u~r— 2, l > chased and owned and operate(l\ by ourselves alone. p e “We gave them lioniesabsolutely grratis, with- out any -thought of remuneration or return for that which we are giving them. We purchased the home in Sayville and operated it for at least twelve years or more before you, a good many . of pyoii, ever heard anything‘ about us; and we had money and we did not deposit our money in banks because there had been. so many panics, and at times the banks would go broke and the people would lose so much of their money. “The followers who were under our personal jurisdiction for someathirty or forty years, who lived there andphad a chance to accumu- late money, wo1'l.<ii1;g' forfroin fifteen to twenty»- :five dollars a week, and liad time to save. up tlieir money for all,tliosc many years witliont spending it unless tliey wi.sliecl to, and living e.?co1ioiiiic2i.l.ly otlierwise by not wasti.ng* their money on ioiige, niake-up. g:i1.1i.bliiig, liois: and al such as that. -ancl the nuinbers _I.‘a,Cl~\Ti€l}, like 54 “‘Tl]&‘;,_V up their ._.1()].1€;\,7' and put t o const1‘uc’tive e l a ,:.:'oocl; -n_jean_y people do. heir tlier forge and land not only .1 s County and in Westclies'tei* County, ‘So many people used to say, ‘Wliy, if I had nice cars like You liave and like Mother» has, I would not allow these cominon people to ride in them.’ .Well, now these common people, they are the ones through. whom we are now blessed, as they would term common. people. I blessed them to earn from $15 to $25 a week, even domestic workers and common laborers, and have all of that free and-— clear, practically all of it, and theysaved it up for years,.” So‘ in that manner Father Divine cleared up the mystery of the vast estates that are owned V and operated by His followers. V» Father Divine_conclU;ded His address with these remarks: ' “When people learn are more considerate for each other and for each other’s lfeelings, they will soon and very shortly do away with every detestable tendency such as prejudice, resentment, anger, jealousy, envy and inaliciousness and strife. All of those things can be done away with, for it is not necessary to have them.” i each other better and 106 The NE w n A Y i_ T Ddecellcrnbler 7th,’ 1939 7A‘.D.F.D. F INSE By KENTON JACKSON NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK, Sunday, November 26,’ 1939 ‘A.D.F.,D.——Sut- ton Manor, sloping gently up from the bean- tiful Long Island Sound is crowned'at the summit by Farragut Circle where stands a Peace Mansion,“ a model home, now famous for its elegance and comfort. It was officially opened to—day by Father Divine. A idents of the ultraexclusive section of this part of wealth.y Westchester‘County accepted their new neighbor who did not come as they had formerly expected him to, and open “one of those boarding houses,” as they called it; but opened a model homewhere will dwell. followers of Father Divine in unquestionable respectability. Trulylthe opening of this new mansion, luxuriously appointed in every de- tail, standing out on the hill like a beacon light in gleaming white with maroon win- dow and door sills, is a great unit in the 1'ntern_ational Utopia of evangelical homes. Your correspondent was again a special guest of Father Divine whom we visited in New York Saturday, stayed‘ at the Madison to the morning banquet at 126th Street, from where we departed for this place. Father Di- vine was indeed the perfect host for the occa- sion. While crowds blocked the path of the Duesenberg for nearly ten minutes ‘before the ultramodern Twentieth Century chariot, driv- en by Honesty, could get started, Father Di- him a successful journey. The caravan, of vehicles then turned into Lenox Avenue and on to here. Your correspondent rode as a ‘special company to ,Mr. John Lamb, one of the Divine secretariat, in the Rolls—Royce._ Arriving at New Rochelle, the entourage drove up to the Mansion where anxious re- dailies awaited Father Divine. They were greeted courteously and invited into the manor to see for‘ themselves what could be REVIEW Writer in Promised Land to (let DI VINE’S Story First Hand Reprinted from “The Christian Review,” Philadelphia, Pa. A CHAPTER iv.’ ‘Scowls turned to smiles and unfriendly res-< of Sutton Manor was mainly responsible for Avenue residence .‘all night and arose‘ to go “ vine smiled at his many followers who wished . vine’s culinary experts outdid themselves in‘ porters and photographers from the New York‘ accomplished by good fellowship and co—oper- “g eatand. enjoy the best that is’ edible. g A ESE Y - , (Copympht 1.93.9) ation; for this home is owned co—operatively by nine of Father Divine’s followers. The home was 7, purchased last ‘summer by Miss Harriet E. "Cripe, formerly of California, for $10,000’ cash. This was negotiated through the Ch.ase National Bank of New York,‘ exec-~._ ‘ utors of the Florence Childs Estate. Co-own- ers with Miss Cripe include Mr. Unison Heart, Mr. Peaceful John, Miss Virgin Mary, Miss Anne Shanewise, Miss Chivett Holmes, Miss Bethlehem Kindness, Miss Mary Magdalene Peaceful, and\Miss Martha Light. They have provided quarters in the home for Father Di- vine and Mother Divine,_ to whom the doors are forever open. The value of the property is now estimated at $30,000. Your correspondent found out that lack of understanding on the part of the residents their unfriendly attitude toward the Divine followers. They thought that the estate, though it has stood. unoccupied for seven years and was a target for stones thrownat “ F the windows by small boys of the neighbor- hood, wasvgoing to be turned into some kind of a resort. They were wrong. They now have seen their error and .despite,the’ erroneous statements of the New York press, many res- idents of “Sutton Manor, along with their children, came in to inspect the model home. Father Divine andhis followers went into the big mansion in’ stride. Unassuming, un- pretentious, courteous and quiet, they enter- tained lavishly at the opening; Father Di- the preparation of parcels that pleased the palate. Everybody who attended the opening .. was invited to sit down at the banquet table, ' of Father Divine, unequalled‘ by any other in the entire world, irrespective of whose it may be‘.’,One would have to go“ba_ck to the days’ of Nero to finda banquet table even near like” Father Divine’s, who win go to« the ends ‘pf’ “the earth that“his guests and t,follow_ers may”, 0 “< \ -Dumﬁnﬂh1%9AHRD rheNEwIDAY 107 The mansion is ideallylocated. It commands a View of Long Island Sound which is ani- mated in the summer by wealthy resident_s of the section speeding around in yachts and motorboats. Residents of Sutton Manor, of which the Divine followers are now a part, have their own boathouse and bathing beach. This is used exclusively by residents of the manor. Prejudices and traditions, of hatred will be shattered to smithereens next summer when the Divine followers take part in the activities of the beach, which they may do if they so desire because residence in this sec- tion alone makes them eligible for participa- tion. I They: need not be in any way ashamed of A the Divine followers who ‘have come hereto ll I09-56 1.7/ith I 289 .Bay View Ave. N l:.r_j1,06-i13.l 150th» STREET LONG ISLAND ADVERTISERS PEACE‘ “ I Pl1on.c:.S’1‘i.ll\vell 4-./ms5——6l WE§'l'0N'S ENGUSH QUALITY BHSCUITS 2 WHOLESOME -- DELICIOUS — NOURISHING — Distributed‘ exclusively by QUALITY SALES COMPANY, INC. 39-34 CRESCENT ST. Long Island City PEACE ‘ Thank You, FATHER LITTLE DAVID EXPRESS LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING ‘ 204-25 45th DRIVE Bayside, L. I. BAys:i.d.e 9-6274 C ' V I Tel.: REpubli0 9-9119 PEACE Tailoring —- Dry Cleaning -— Alterations and Pressing ‘ Your Garments Promptly Called for ‘and Delivered PARK CL’EANERS STREET ’ JAMAICA, ,L. I. PEACE PEACE DINING DOOM A We thank You, FATHER, for permitting us to sell ‘MEALS at Io _and 15c , .,[I1VVOQd2 L. I. We thank You. FATHER BAYNDE PEACE ‘LAUNDRY BUNDLE 12¢ pound PEACE snnrrs I00 .4 DRESSES 1'50 —- UNDERWEAR 8c _ BAyside 9-7574-R , \ i ‘\ 2.04-4l5,45tl1l DRIVE * V. Bayside, L. I. ._I°l1'one:,, .IAmaica 6-1771 ‘I I We deliver Liberty Hotel Supply”ﬂ Co}, Inc. ‘ C A‘ Quality Meats and Poultry- ’ R e tail ID iistri bi; tioris live. The followers also can add their bit to the incessant hum and whir of ‘motor car, motor boat and airplane. For it will not be an uncommon scene to witness the Divine resid\ents dock a boat and embark on a trip up the huge Hudson stream for Krum Elbow and on to other beautiful extensions in the Promised Land. They won’t have to worry about unnecessary noises from the Divine fleet of car_s which will be in and -out of Sut- ton Manor, because there are. no jalopies fol- lowing Father Divine around. . I , To get down to the bare facts, the other residents of this place will soon take on, atti- tudes ‘and ideas of the Divine followers and the themselves will choose an evangelical life. Because, .it’s wonderful! PEACE “ Thank You, IFA’I‘IlER SEA HORSE AUTO LAUNDRY Q A» a n (1 Service Station — Tydol. Gas I ' Greasing, Oiling, Aleiniting, Washing, Polishing a11dVac11u1nin,<; —— Sinionizo Specialists Merrick Road and 107th. Ave., .I‘Al\~'IAIG/X, L. I.’ IlEpublic 9-3862 F-OUR CORNERS FOOD MARKET 1+".R,ESI.~I MEATS —— I4‘B,U.lTS —- VlJlGE'§l_‘ABLI3lS We allow So on telephone orders I .Iu.sl follow the crowd 106-06 New‘Yo1‘k Blvd., Jamaica, New York Phone, Jamaica 9-2627 _ ‘ Peace ALEXANDER'S DAIRY AND DELICATESSEN , Our motto: Quality, Service, Cleanliness, and A Low Prices 113-06 Sutphin Blvd., Near 113th Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. PEACE — Thank You, Followers, for Your.‘Cooperationl I JDHN; H. HILTON. Grocery Manager H. C. BOHACK 00., INC. ‘ . “The Stores of 1"r1Tendl1/ Service” U207-ID Northern Blvd. Phone: Bayside 9-I968 BAYSIDE, L. I. Orders Delivered Free Tel. HiArlem 7-0812-I741 PEACE‘ Tryforos Bros. —— Florists 56 E. 125th st. 4 Est.’ 1890 Brancliat 482 Willis Ave., Bronx 3 PEACE‘ ' PEACEnRE$TAURANTe MEALS TEN and Cents I . 538 . Sheepsliead B;ay"R,_oad ’ V \ i,'Ja’inai;c_a, Y. On."Sl1€:e_pshead Bay Road _ g‘_ V- Free Delivery V I Flowers telegraphed anywhere: e Reasonable prices V’ V N. Y. Gityﬂ’ We tliank You» FATHER, 7: h‘ I « Coney Island I I S = Glomlq’ Sltepdrd . _-‘§'t-i;l.t‘G(‘.l .'l3_l}{‘—ll.‘)1’(*‘..:4lCl.ClIt I l'erl.i>erl.. 1‘.-l§<.:>e»vei‘ in Qi3i3?£?:3§R'%%i8€i‘?a8°é33iE3%8%i73'i93ﬁ”i3i%7i££3R333=3'&38R33-*2“é.'~ ms Thesew DAY December 7th, 1939 -A.D.F.D. W O R L D N E W 5 (Continued from page 3) as thou gh they were clay pigeons as the_v ,_sailed,to earth and soon killed or captured all who landed. More Finnish troops were rushed northward in buses ‘covered by bed—sheets to conceal them in the snow. /SOVIET SOLDIERS crossing‘ Lake Ladoga to attack Finland were fired on‘ by Finnish artil- lery and 1nachine—g'unners. They made perfect targets on the white surface of the lake. Shells broke the ice in many places and many hundreds of soldiers were drowned. A NAVICERTS (naval search and certiﬁcate of ianproval) constitute a new 'procedure per1nit~ ted by the U.S. to ,li}i'itisl1 naval oﬂ’icials in A.n1.cr.ic.:i.n ports. The V plan is 1'01‘ "lﬁritish ol'l'i— ci.al:t: to se;:z,i"cl1 the ships just as they are rea.d_y to sail to See if‘ they liave on l_io;jirrl ,a_ny of the types of lnercl1a_ndi.se l.isted by ,3;rit;a.i,n as con» tra.,ba«:nd. l 1‘ no cmii1:1.‘al>and is l'oun<:l the sliip is _gi.\.«ei_1 a ‘_na.vi<:eI_'l.’ of I§!,.]f)pl‘(‘>’V£Il.l and wj_l_l not be 111 .estc:<:Zl a'l:'te_r it mils [for _l'ilu_1.‘ope::i1i porl..s. “CI V l l-l,l.Z_AT IO.l\l h a. i.‘ea<:’lieCl a ne’w low,” :i11entii1.:3: u_oo1:1rl:..l:ie. ‘ii’i.vasioi1 of I*”i.;I_'ila:nc.l by l?;; -~ I-:'leo.ver been 5:: by l1o< —.l’ the le ..c;.I.l be-rs< to :1. relie:f C()l1‘l..l‘l'llo,.~4lO hi ,¢gi ,u. H V 1 gtle and _l’€l‘l£i,l.)jl.l'li;l;1't€ .IiI.iZ|.l..ions of r>oli.ticr2 nnnic 1'ei'n9' 5 1"I‘.oi:n l‘lIi i*ope;i,1.1 connlzrie l 3 iv Q. .. A .. L‘ - .~.F:l.FI:. fl7iii;t.7. l§ul‘a.I.:1 was to :.d. ,, . ’lf"il1is would <:lepi_‘i've him of }'tize1'isl-io .:.1n:l l‘i:I.al«:e l.1i._ll‘l li'able to depo1°tatio1‘1 1 til]£%‘V£5‘c:11t7€l”lC€ is se.rved. TE ;l.‘IijU'§R.E51).A_‘i” the lF‘ii‘ii‘ilsl1 ea[.bine‘t re= signed and itlt;l‘i()L1gl1 new cabinet WEl?%i :i'orn1ec.'l under a new p_re111ie.r, Risti Rytj, the Con11nu_= nists in Finland, who had been o’u,tla.wed sever» 3.1 years ago, suddenly announced. the formation. of a revolutionary g'overnment in Terrijote, a town near the Russian border. "NOTICE To the various Peace Mission Extensions in the United States, Canada and Foreign ‘Coun- tries. . As you have probably noticed, “The NEW DAY” cover has recently been carrying new- photographs of the different places in the Promised Land with a pictorial View of the various Extensions of the FATHER DIVINE Peace Mission Movement. Of course it would be di:l“ficult to give a com- plete picture of the activities and the vast scope of the ‘Peace Mission Movement from the picture point of View-—nevertheless We thank FATHER for HIS Blessings in allow- ing all to enjoy the different scenes that have been presentecl. . V Those who have never yet had the oppor« tunity of being personally at these places can enjoy this presentation; in the same respect, those here and elsewhere desire to see what the Movement doing in your section of the country .a:.nr..l in the world at large. If you liave photos of various FA"I‘HER DI: VINE Peace Mission Exteiisioiis, restaurants or other coopemtiiive iecoaomie encleavors in your ‘vic.i11i’l7y', sliowiiig their activities. or 'wl1a‘t= soevei.* ‘A I-‘ould be of interest, we thank FATHER to send thern to us. W e ei'1clea.‘vo1‘i11g to fore: sent to the Worlcl the BEST we have and to spread the presentation of the results of thi.‘ Great Cooperative Moven_1ent l«:nown priinai I1, as the “‘FA".l‘HER DIVINE PEACE I\/.[1'SSION MOI/'EME.l\l"1‘.” (/1 (<1 Again we thank “l?‘A’l‘1‘~lEfE<L if such pic'tures are available that you niight forwvard a few I prints of same to “The NEW DAY” and wl1a;t= ever expense there is for them, kindly letrus know. I The size photo that could best be used '.vo'uld be 8x10 or 5x7, gloss print. I ' Thank You, 1?‘A’1‘HEI-I ‘ “The NEW DAY” V “€33R3%3%3§8%3%3%M99%3!!8%3%3%W53‘:3%M31‘;3%3?;3%333%3%3’é3’?.3§N.$33%RﬂﬂﬂﬂNRSQMEQ33383332%WWWRWWWWW%3338333383833C"5Ia3€3€3ﬂNIW383C3C3I3ﬁC3Q3li THE ~NEW DAY 156 Westy126tl1 Street New York City, N. Y.. W . . . . . . 193. . .A.D.F.D. PEACE SUBSCRIPTION BLANK NAME ADDRESS oaguuaocaooooocn-u.ao.. $...,........¢.. a u o u a - onoooooaaaeuoo-nuanceouuc-oouogoggqpgg . CITY STATE COUNTRY U. S. its Possessions and Canada ....1 Year. . . .$2.00;. 6 Months. . . .$1.00 Foreign ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Year. . . .$2.50; 6 Months.. .,$1.25 t ‘ The NEW DAY to begin ........ . . . . 193 A.D.F.~D.- I Remit by Post Office Money Order payable to “'I7he New Day” « ~ " A WEEKLY COMMERCIAL MAGAZINE ‘ « it ' J ‘ 4 . We tliank You. FATHER . aaaaaaﬁ*ﬁ*¥%%¥%aaaaassawnaasuaaaamaaaaauaeeennenneenaegsngennnnnnnnannnannsnnnn g names»:zésenagzgaamszszaeezeeaemzaezgnagae .3: _ .. V 4-=- December 7t1i, 1939 A.D.F.D. T h e N EW DA Y f . 109 W 0 RL D N E. W S ing raids.‘ Whole sectionsof the city were ’ ‘ ‘ i ‘ burned after being set afire by incendiary LAND MINES, tank traps, bombardment of b01Y1bS- . K SOldIeI'S Finns land p0SIti0I1S, was ihltl-40‘ caused the much larger Soviet army to haltin ducea at a Republican .COmm—g_0ut_, art in its advances on tough htt1e"FiI/ﬂand this Week’ New York as the G O P candidate for Plieesidrent . while the Finns made appeals to Russia for in 1940 ' ' ‘ “ peace. The Russians replied they would deal only . ‘ _ L v I- with the Finnish Soviet government. NEWS OF THE BOMBING of Finnish cities SWEDEN hes prepared to evacuate Steele Iaﬁeifzceiivit Jéyd 155;‘;-iéiiiaiisgv‘§ts€Zhé’e “iii- 1 A holm and has m'°bﬂiZed large numbers of troops ment officials admitted there was kconsidergtion although no iinmediate attacks are expected. ’ " ' ‘ A mutual resistance plan will be discussed in of breaking Off relations with Russia as thé a conference of Sweden, Norwegian and Danish ‘E1101: with Germany long before the War 1. ' premiers. ‘ 1’ . I 'A SYMBOLIC CHRISTMAS TRUCE will be POWERS OI?‘ A DICTATOR were voted ford celled for by Pope Pius XII if there is indies tl§”§1“$f§iDai1§‘a‘iif&}e3f illinﬁiei°rei§§ci‘§?§§“‘13?ciZi tion the belligerent nations will accept it. tofial pO'We1.S (government by decree) for many ENGLAND will hold a secret session of APar— m0nthg_ liainent on the demand of the" opposition to -. M (_ . discuss problems of supply in the face of the l .0: II€'1191d D‘kJaCﬂOS “tﬁs an" i“C*'eeeiee‘i German °°““te”°1°Ckede~ I §§éLi‘“:si&fér Zifniilégwil“ as‘1Ss?§ZZ-isissi? Xiniiiiii .A CZECH REFUGEE declared 1100 Czech trator. Jacobs was Andrews’ assistant and has students were executed after a demonstration been acting administrator since the resign.ation against Nazi superiority in the University of of Andrews. Prague 3 few “’eekSsag0- MRS. ROOSEVELT attended sessions of the ‘F1NLAND'ap~pea1ed to 1-{h'e‘Lga,guie Qf Nations. lriearings_. the Dies Coinnuttee on un-Amer- to declare Russia ’guilty’gofe aggression. Argen- 1C&11l3»Cl§1V1t1f3S and "5Q0k With hm‘ IQ lunch 31?“ tina. and Bolivia have threatened to resign from the Whlte House, officials of the American Youth. the League unless Russia is disciplined. A Congress who were being 1n‘ve;st1_gated by the * I ~ ‘ ’ S ‘ Committee. The First Lady let it be known she I-AMERICAN LEGATION OFFICIALS in strongly believed the American Youth Congress Helsinki hastilyrem.oved‘ the 1egationo'fﬁce While had no alliances with the Communist Party ~------ the capit’al. was suibjected to a‘ series of bomb- and implied, ‘evenif it did, what of it ‘Z’ » I I , A -EMPLOYMENT SERVICE EXTENDED GRATIS TO ~ A A ' _ " ALLREADERS OF THE NEW DAY V 5”.) We secure ‘and supply positions for the following types of help: DOMESTIC: i A I $15.00 ——~ $25.00 per week DAY WORKERS: L. 4 ‘ 40c to-50c per hour plus ‘carfare .. WINDOW WASHERS: 5 ‘ ’ : (Me‘n)’i15c —— 25c per window andup. e . N V O ’ 0' : MECHANICS —— CHAUFFEURS ~— CHAUFFEUSES ~— STENOAGRAPI-IERS and OTHER 'OF-l }; ”FICE HELP — MAIDS — BUTLERS +— GOVERNESSES —— GRADUATE NURSES --— PRAC- ? j.“ LTICAL NURSES —— COMPANIONS —— CATERERS ~ SOCIAL SECRETARIES —— MILLINERS ~— TUTORS AND OTHER " PROFESSIONALS. - it I Prices by no means limited to $25.00 per week as workers receive wages according to experience A and profession. . ‘ v _ This courtesy is without discrimination as to race, creed or color—-absolutely without charge or fee of any kind to either employer or employee. ’ T‘ V _ 9 _ _ ‘LEhig'h 4-5894 LEhigh 4-3042 . MOiiuin‘ént 2-2386 I (These telephone numbers are for New York City readers. ‘ Out-of—town readers call Peace Mission‘ Extension nearest your community.) v ‘ THANK YOU, FATHER .110 WORLD News MEXICAN NAVAL PATROLS report no bel— ligerent craft are in Mexican Waters. FINLAND haswannounced that it will pay her annual payment on her so-called war debt—— which is not a war debt at a.ll but a. loan ad vanced by the U. S. to_ help Finland setup in business as a republic, when Germany helped ‘free her from Russia in the last war. OLYMPIC GAMES which were scheduled to be held in Finland in 1940 were cancelled this week because of the devastation “resulting from the Soviet invasion. Chairman of the Olympic Game Committee, Avery Brundage, announced there would be no Olympic Games in 1940. Thiiemew DAY -4 AIR RAIDS were made by Finnish aviators N on a Soviet air base near Murmansk Tuesday and sixty R us s1 an planes W er e declared destroyed. ‘ EUROPEAN NATIONS owe U. S. bankers‘ almost fifteen billion dollars, due on Dec. 15 on war debts. “Pay-War-Debts Committee” and is sponsoring a proposal that England turn the British West Indies islands over to the U. S. in return .,_for_ cancellation of the debts which she owes. KING GEORGE went to France to inspect the British troops’ in the front lines. Princess- es Elizabeth and Margaret Rose Went Christmas shopping in an unspecified Scottish town this ' ‘week. Copyriglit. 1938. by New Day I-’ublisliingiCo. (Enlarged copy of the new PEACE sticker) ummcc size of sticker—2 114 x 1 3[8”--White (loves and lettering set on a green buckgrburid) PEACE STAMPS AVAILABLE As‘ a result of the numerous inquiries to obtain the PEACE STAMPS, a. facsimile of which is printed above, we are happy to say these requests can nowbe ﬁlled, in lots of 100. 100 PEACE STAMPS at 25c plusypostage.--—6c (l0m€StiC. » * A Sc foreign. We thank You, FATHER. December‘ 7th, 1939.‘ A.D.F.D.\ Senator Lundeen has formed at \ﬁ, ' December 7th, 1939 ;K.‘D.F.D. T h e N E D A Y 111 . \ ‘ i ‘ ¥.s:l2?ru.3.tr. .*r:;2:z:. Depmment checker we F W W Mccmryis Conservatory of Music . _ p1j1]er'nr,:;ﬁ1v8,rth 1-1, L. Green 00., Inc. Fift_h.:A.V°““° 5°h°.°.1 Of %4“‘‘t‘?;;u”‘ \ -Westolfs Biscuit-S Gonshacks Washington Business _ns1 , A & P Food Stores Rand Tea. and Coffee Lofts Candy H. L. Green, McCrory’s NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. .APARTMEN'I‘S and SPACES Children’s Extension Spaces for Brothers & Sisters AUTO ACCESSORIES 85 REPAIRING Peace Auto Repairs Ideal Auto Repair R & S. Auto Electricians New Deal Auto General Service Big Ben Auto Parts Reid’s Auto Repair Studebaker Company Simons Auto Supply West End Auto Green Auto Gear & Parts Glid(ien—Buick Reality Auto Repair Peace Mission Tire.Shop BAKERIES Fischer Baking Co. Wes-ton"s Biscuits Bond Breed Newton Bakery Taysteo Bread Bitler Bros. BARBEBS Barber. Shop ‘ 3 Morning Star Barber Shop Peace Barber _Shop‘ 1 Prosperity Barber Shop BEDDING ' ‘ Center Mattress Coniparly Advance Mattress 8: Upholstering BEVERAGES” _ C A & J" Bottlingﬁworks M. H, Myers BOOKS y Barnes‘& Noble BRUSHES‘ Fuller Brush Company CARPETCEXQHANGE Wilson Carpet Cleaning ‘Co. New York Carpet’ Ex'clla1'lge COAL OIL ICE Saverio Scarola lee Co. Sduare new Ice 8: Coal ~ Peace _Coopei'n1iqe Ricliﬁeld Inc Company Crown Gas & Oil Dohhins 'l‘rinity Coal Co-. l.ur-a. ‘Ralenzano Snrlnzhurst Ice & Coal Highland Oil Service CONlFE(‘,'ll‘[O‘NERY 86 SUPPLIES Sam Reinah. Hershey ice Cremn Pilszrim Hy Grade lee Cream Co. TJ0ft’S Peace Candy Kitch en DAIRIE9 Trinity Dairy DENTISTS & DENTAL SURGEONS Dr. M. ‘M. Wolfe ‘ Dr. B1oo1n.T,\e'nt,ist Inc. Dr. Art']1u.r A. Payne Dr. Russm-lc Dr. J’). Shape-ro ‘Dr, Hal-old Morse Dr. A. ‘Wolfson DEPA RTMENT STORES " lgenox Department Store ‘ argaln Mart Stores Inc. Fifth Avenue Fair F_ W. Woolworth W. '1‘, Grant Lazar’s Department Store Rothrnanm Department Store Kanters B1umstein’s DOG & CAT FOOD Fla~g’s . _DRESSMAKING 5; surrmns H. Sacks Sukooif DRY GOODS Goodglass Basser Bros. Feldyman Dry Goods Hausman 25: Son DRUG STORES Williams Pharmacy Dr. Polk, Pharmacy Mt. Morris Park Pharmacy Tri Borop Pharmacy Theresa Pharmacy ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES and ' NOVELITIES Hygrade Electrical Novelty Company EXPRESS and HAULING Cooperative Express “ Weeks Express David 8: Bros. , Peace Cooperatives Peace Express , . Simmons Express FLORISTS ‘ l_.enox- 'P‘lor.ist5 'I‘ryfo'res .P‘lor.1;sts Berkeley Florist FOOD. FRUIT-VEGIEQTABLES Sarn’s 9th Ave. Mkt. ' Tons Market ,_ Peace Fruit 8: Vegetables Johnny’s Foogl Market London’s ' A V FURNITURE Hub Furniture _ Spatz Furniture_ , Bee Fu.rniture- Co- Bargain Furniture J. & K. Cohen Nelson Furniture Company Acorn Fur11iture‘gE'X_change GROCERIES Schnabel Fruit" ~ 1 Mitchell Modern Food Market La Competidora ' La Elegante OScm"S Food Nick Itorlriguez A 8: P,'l‘(‘-1:‘-l Co. Central Butter 8: Egg Store N. Goldberger T. J. Krikorian 8: Son Shevland Bros. Daniel Reeves A. Schaiunl Peace Neigliboi-hood Grocery Pier’s p l~Ianover Fruit Rand Tea & "offee Stores Schecter Products Kirchenbaum B. B. Grocery .Tag:ern1an ’.<, Peace Grocery I-IARDVVARE 8: SUPPLIES Benny’s Cut Rate Fifth Avenue. Hardware Circle Supply Felclman Hardware Rosenfeld Bros. .Stein‘s, Hardware INSTRUCTON / J EWELBY . One Dollar Watch Co. Nick Rodriguez ’ Peace Jewelers Sterling Jewelry I Company LADIES’ WEAR La Ritzy Dress Shoﬁ‘ __ Bernard. Nash urrmr Arnol_d’s Strick1er’s Benjamin Fur Canadian Fur Gotham Hosiery Flo's Hosiery Mine. Jeannette Kaiser's .Haberda.shery New Yorker Furs Siegel’s Dress Shop T‘ri_angle Shop _ Alexander's Specialty Shop Bery’s Sportwear . V. Bess’ Hosiery i Ka.lb‘s v ~ Cut. Rate Dress Shop‘ S. Podvoll Little Bazaar Betty Rose“Dress Shopj 'I‘;;h’s Hosiery Shop Hei.tner’s Specialty Ann's Specialty Shop‘ Ritzy Dress Shop Orkins _ ~ Self Service Dress Shop. Sacks ‘-Corset Show ‘ ‘Smile? Corset Shop Lernefis ‘ . Ahafned Ahdallah ELAUTNDRIES ’_l~.{arr,v‘s Latmdry ~ C Erw1'n's 'Han.d_ Launrlrit‘ .‘ ' ‘ Wonderful Hand Laundry". ~ ’ mace Launc‘lry‘- A-. Bargain a Love Hand. Laundry New. Day Lau'nr,l.ry ‘ Peace Laundry Belstrai: Laundry LEATHER Goons etc. i Sam Adar ’ Fair Trunk 8:. Bug Company Star«Tr_unk Co. » C p Llimnrm an BU'ILnINo.iM._§m3il:1tIAL M Donnelly Nash Lumber.’ Company Koble Tradingcompany Darrow Lumber Company. John agen Lurnbericog‘ » l Cuggy Lumber‘ Company * EATS ‘ "C Sea o',F‘oodsx_A _ C Peace Fish & Fruit Sidney’s Meat Market \ - Central Meat Market - Standard» Beef‘ Company -~ Gerher’.=: Meat Market M Peace Fish and Chicken Market P'eople’s Meat Market Poultry Kingis .Market K.lein’s Meat Market Harry Kramer a Washington 43! Company S. & H. Market Fiveson Provision Company EN’S FURNISHINGS’ Robin’s Men's Store Reval Knox Shops Royal Men's Shop Howard t Clothes Lew’s Pants Store Bermarfs Haberdashery Dunbar Men’s Shop ’ ‘ Howard Hats Morris Clothes Green'wald 8;: Sons Sa.m’s New 8: [Tried Suits H'arlem’s .1\rIen_’s Shop Reliable Clothing‘ Crawford Clothes 112 me NEWCDAY December 7th, 1939 A.lD.,iF.D.’ Gent’s Wear‘ I-Iuttner’s Barasclfs Army 6: Navy Store F. Backer it Cu1>1ey’s Clothes National Army and Navy Store '1‘ow.ri Hats ' Wolko Tai.loi's—~»’l‘rousers MILLINERY & S’UPPLl;ES Perry Hats - ;V‘[an.hat‘ta n M ill inery Regent Millinery Casino Milliuery MUSICAL INS'J.‘R,UMENTS l,.e.lnna1'i Music Co. Vracas OFFICE SUPPLIES 1-Iarlein Typewriter Co. 0I’TOME’J.‘RIS'_l" Dr. M, T. Gilden Dr. Ruderman PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Dr. Win. Allen ‘ Dr, Byron W. Bracker Dr. M. L. Polk PAINTERS «Sc SUPPLIES Peace Star Workers Willis Glass & Window Shades Empire State Paint PAPER. DEALERS Hearts Paper Company [PLUMBING & SUPPLIES .. Rex Supply Company Bronx Plumbing Supply PRODUCE MERCHANT G. V. Williams Sidiiey Sandler A. Spector Duhin Bros. Jacob Goldberg RADIOS 81: REPAIRS Eiglith Avenue ‘Radio g _ Harvard Radio and Television Peace Radio Repair RESTAUIEANTS Brockton Shoes Stately Health Shoes White Cross Shoes Ber-Shan’s Boston Shoe SHOE REPAIRING Etc. David Solomon. Kings Shoe Repair "Master Shoes .Repairi',rig Shoe Shine Parlor Jesus Pombo _ _ Peace Shoe Repairiri Peace Shoe Shining Parlors Co-op. SOAPS John '1‘. Stariley Co. Inc. TAILORS & CLEANERS Lcnox ’l‘ail.o_ring Exchange Angel’s Cleaners :8: Dyers Daniels 8: Company Super Tailoring Spic & Span Feliior, Tailor Prosperity Cleaners Peace Tailors Star Dry Cleaners Sammy Rite Cleaners Peace Tailor Shop Sunshine Cleaners Supreme Cleaners VEN ETIAN BLINDS Feinberg Shades BROOKLYN N. Y. L. B1‘ock’s 'W. H. Boone Linrsoiii Meat iV1;.ii'ket Peace Barber Shop Walk Over Shoes Dry Dock Coal Dudley C. Darnley "l-larris Dry Goorlfa New Deal Market Dr. Garnet Rollock J. J. Hart Howard Clothes Wagner Pies T.h.rift Meat Market .l?ea.ce Dining‘ Room Dean T’oull7r_v Rudin’s Clothes Southern Luinber .A. Malkin The Peace Restaurant Tantleff Beef Peace Lunch Wells Bros. Peace Department Store Joe's Garage Cooperative Peace Restaurant Peace Restaurant Dixie Uniforms .l«‘ATHER DIVINE Peace Mission Walk Over Shoes » Grants . Department Store Tree’s Nut & Candy Market Peace Tailor Shop Co-operative Fish Market Powel-Ice & Coal Newark Restaurant Supply Solomon Peace Busy Bee ltestaurant M. Friedrich Agnes Hang ldeal Watch Hospital Peace Cafe Peace Specialty Rapid Shoe Repair Sam’s Market United Coffee Roasters Cooperative Peace Grocery ' Peace. Cooperative Restaurant Stove Manufacturers Peace Grocery Glory Cleaners Wagner Pies Finke1stein’s Famous Shoe Store Manuel Garibey ORANGE, N. J. J. Lewis , Peace Mission Coworkers Plan Willie 8: Jimmie Carol Super Market PLAINFIELD. N. Jﬁ l M Peace Dining Room UNION. N. J. Fein‘.s Dairy BALTIMORE. Maryland Cunninghams Bloomingdale Coal Engle BOSTON Mass. A Ro2.'en’s Market CHICAGO, 111. Winter & Sons Peace Modesty Taystee Bread Gardenia. Peace 1{esl:aui'ant Universal Peace Cafe Peace Restaurant Divine Plan Dining Romn Peace to the World Peace Dining-Room. Sweet Shop & Delicatessen , BALDWIN PARK CAL F. H.1Gg. FALLs.1tN. Y. Fred’s Food Center! - °°“°"‘-V 5 We OAKLAND, CALIF, “IGi:.:iNa3:i;- e ram“ i - . ms 0 ie as « 5 N vlr PI'ing_I8,S Markﬁt . -~. ’ ' ' Jam R Fence ]'l‘ea]Rooin NE‘L:m:‘ b(ErfIe]:tLLE N, Y Peacgs S113:-S Shine ‘ K .‘e'c ,1 * ‘ ) , , . , Tlilee Grleraleri Peace Dining Room . Hill }§:‘0S. LOS ANGELES' CALIFORNIA E. 0. Li_ttlejohn_ peace Restaurant Father Divine Peace Restaurant Cooperative Dining Room POUCHKPEPGU N Y Central Market M _r S, . . l _ ~' - - RI/}}§Tlz§URA(2:VT kSUPP(l:J'ES ’I‘rravis Lumbei' ’ Il]‘;)Tf'ilt‘if>i1a(lBlEl)Tiii1oi's ' arem. we cry ompany , , , , ea, -1‘ . ‘- 7‘ L. smux_ , 6' s§:U<:E;;1.Ii-.8; N- Y- sheﬁ°p..:d:cis P “w 0. D. Distributor 9 ea“ ‘“g‘“n‘ Your Bus . . A . YONKERS. N. Y. . 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FATHER Prosperity Barber Shop HAIR CUT 10c — SHAVE 50 Shoe Repairing Shop IN THE REAR _ SHOE SHINE 30 270 LENOX AVENUE New York City PEACE We thank You, FATHER SAMUEL ADER'S CUT RATE STORE Maids’ Uniforms — Hosiery —— Lingerie — Corsets Sportwear — Umbrellas — Trunks —— Leather Goods 130 West 125th Street New York City PEACE We thank You, FATHER BARNES & NOBLE. INC. BOOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS FOR Elementary and High School CLOSES at 6:30 P. M. 105 FIFTH AVENUE. Cor. 18th St., N. Y. City PEACE Peace We thank You, FATHER Visit the Reva]-Knox Shop Fine Quality Hats as low as $2.85 Knox Hats $5.00 and up To 211 West 125th St. N. Y. C. (Bet. 7th and 8th Aves.) PEACE We thank You, FAT!-E Lenox Department Store, Inc. DRESSES, SPORT WEAR, HOSIEBI UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, UNIFORMS. CORSETS 537 Lenox Avenue. N. W. Cor. 137th Street. N. Y. (.3 The NEW DAY Peace We thank You, FATHER TAB'S HOSIERY SHOPS Pure Silk Full Fashion Hosiery Direct from mill to you 488 Lenox Ave., near 135th Street 698 St. Nicholas Ave., near 145th St. New York City PEACE We thank You. FATHER. National Army and Navy Shop Complete line of SPORT WEAR and WORK CLOTHES 63 W. 125th St. (Near Lenox Ave.) N. Y. City PEACE We thank You, FATHER THE FAIR TRUNK & BAG SHOP Brief Cases — Novelties —— Umbrellas We do repairing on premises 106 West 125th St., Cor. Lenox Ave., N. Y. City Peace LE. 4-4998 Est. 188E LEW BERKOW ORTHOPEDIC SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN p FROM $4.95 U‘P * FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN * RED CROSS SHOES FOR WOMEN * X-RAY FITTING 2100 Third Ave. (Cor. II 5th St.) New York City PEACE CAthedra.I 8-8873- WILLIAMS PHARMACY Toilette Articles — Surgical Needs OSCAR H. WILLIAMS, Ph. G. 2161 7th Ave. (S. E. Cor. 128th St.) New York Cite Business Courses Tel. M0. 2-6086 WASHINGTON BUSINESS INSTITUTE Stenography, Tytpewrititng, Bookkeeping, Accounting — All oﬁice machines Day_..Individual Instruction——Low Prices-Evening 2105 7th Ave., Cor. 125th St., New York City PEACE . We Thank You. FATHER C Spa tz Furniture Dept. s,*i‘§!,%.’>-..'.‘l'9,'i.",'|v‘1 nm We thank FATIER to! the privilege ml“ oz! having been among those who co- operated in Furnishing His Madison Ave. Residence. It is our main con- sideration to serve each and everyone with the same service, the same values. at the same low prices. Come in and see our Bargains Mattresses made over . . . . . . . . $1.98 up 2341 8th Avenue, (Bet. 125th & 126th St8.), N. Y. C. PEACE We thank ‘You. FATHER BARNEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Complete b in rice: — Work clothes — Pants 08c. ssc up to $2.98 -— Lad es‘ en: — Dresses 47c. 78c. 87c — Full Fashioned Hose -— 29¢. Inc. (We — Sheets 84c. 59c. 74c — Pillow cases 8e. 11¢. Turkish towels oc, 12c. 17c. 25c. (Cor. 62ndWSt.) N. Y. Citv 61 Amsterdam Ave. _ e thank You. FATHER PEACE FIFTH AVENUE HARDWARE J . M o R A & c o . 1353 FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK CITY Between 113th and 114th Streets We thank You. FATHER FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION Kingdoms, Extensions and Connections un- der FATHER’S Personal Jurisdiction NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Headquarters and Office, 36-38 W. 123rd St. Tel.: LE 4-5894. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 152-160 W. 126th St. Tel.: MO 2-2386. REV. M. J. DIVINE. 1887-9 Madison Ave., Tel.: LE 4-3042. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Annex, 24 W. 115th Street. REV. M. J. DIVINE, Grocery Store. 26 West 115th Street. REV. J. DIVINE, 34 W. 115th . DIVINE, 36 W. 115th . DIVINE, 204 W. 63rd DIVINE, 239 W. 113th . DIVINE, 56 W. 114th DIVINE, 58 W. DIVINE, 27 W. DIVINE, 15 W. DIVINE, 60 W. DIVINE. 103 W. Street. . - .’e’FS33.33.§¥.3.3.3.§ . DIVINE. 61 E. 130th Street. . . . DIVINE, 16 W. 181st Street. 5553;. MM:§§:o3IVé§§:.:g§33 iii-1S?29(i—122-Siitii-eetahd 32 West 144th Street. ’l‘el.: AU. 3-9258. 43 West 143rd Street. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. Hal ' 1' mile IiirtiD(()}fE19ot13’.,&',LEii((iNr1~‘I/iohawk Rd' REV. M. J. DIVINE, 4.68-4.70 Broad Street. JAMAICA. L. I. 107-02 Merrick Blvd., Jamaica, L. I, MILFORD, CONN. REV. M. J. DIVINE, 17 G st _ REV ISJAYYILLE, LONG uIISII1_.AN’l§et . . . DIVINE, V Macon street‘ Headquarters. 72 Other Peace Missions, Extensions and Con- nections: _ v an gpaﬁgymguﬁhh ALABAMA lNTERPRISE—Baptist Hill, Carry Hutch- inson. ARIZONA 1907 W. Adams Street, Phoenix, AUSTRALIA Mrs. G. Malm, 808 George St., Sydney. Australian Temperance Hall, Russell 3:,’ Ml§;Iell(>:0u&1e, Private address—- tdﬂa. x, 169 Beach Road, Mentone, Vio- 1-Ygon St., Carlton, Victoria, Miss Mcllr . Jameﬁ P- Allen. 59 Naple Road. Victoriafw BRITISH WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, B. W, 1_ Passage Road, Barbados 311;?‘-)-WI§,!niI§g}b?(lI(l11(z;.s1‘iman’s Cross Road. Bridge- Shefman. St. Peter, Barbados. CALIFORNIA '01 1‘? Hayes Street. San Francisco. 1828 Ellis Street. San Francisco. '31 P 30310 AWL. San Francisco. 1488-1485 8th St., cor. Chester, Oakland. 904 E. Jeiferson Blvd., Los Angeles. 1777 West 35th Place. Los Angeles. The NEW DAY Miss Marie Harmony, Agent, 1102 R. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles. 2602 So. Central Ave., Los Angeles.. Grace Unity, Agent, 588 W. Claremont St., Pasadena. 21 Roberts St., Santa Cruz 4134 Fourth Ave., Sacramento. 203 W. Delmar St., Pasadena. Calif. 1342 Hayes Street, San Francisco. 34-27 Florence St., San Diego. 468 So. 2nd St., San Jose. 708 14th St., Modesto. Rte. 3, Box 4-6, So. Park. Santa Rosa. CANADA 263 Broadview Ave., Toronto. 1454. St. Antoine St., Montreal. 170 Higgins Ave., Winnipeg. Man. 1050 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. Agent. 1075 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. 542 Keifer St., Vancouver, B. COLORADO 2858 California St., Denver. 614 E. Maple St., Colorado Springl. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 1113 “O" St., N. W., Washington. 1928 17th St., N.W., Washington. ENGLAND Miss Yarrow, BMIYAR. London. W.0.1 FLORIDA 15th St., Miami. 5th Pl., Miami. GEORGIA 784. E. Bolton St., Savannah. ILLINOIS 4529 Forrestville Ave., Chicago. , 1401 Boismenue Ave., E. St. Louis. Ill. MARYLAND 823 N. Arlington Ave., Baltimore. 1001 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS Tremont St., Roxbury. Columbus Ave., Boston. W. Canton St., Boston. MINNESOTA So. Smith Ave., St. Paul. 3142 N. E. Lincoln St., Minneapolis. 12 South 9th St., Minneapolis. MISSOURI 13th St., St. Louis. NEBRASKA 2876 Maple Street, Omaha. 963 North 25th Avenue. Omaha. NEW JERSEY 826 Mulberry St., Newark. 28-80 Beacon St., Newark. 251 Norfolk St., Newark. 220 Mulberry St., Newark. 864. Mulberry St., Newark. 135 Broome St., Newark. 329 Myrtle Ave., Neptune. 1111 Matterson Ave., Asbury Park. N. J. 111 Pennsylvania Ave., Pleasantville. 148 Bond St., Elizabeth. 20 Willard Place, Montclair. 171 Washington Street, Rahway. 839 Spring St., Westﬂeld. 801 St. George Ave., Roselle. 43 Schureman St., New Brunswick. 119 York St., Jersey City. Divine Hotel and Auditorium. 50 Marshall Street, Elizabethport. 534 N.W. 2169 N.W. 808 812 229 M23 N0. December 7th, 1939 A.D.F.'D. 28 Ege Ave., Jersey City. 163 Belmont Ave., Longbranch, N. J. 564. E. 3rd St., Plainﬁeld, N. J. NEW YORK 18 W. 131st Street, N. Y. C. 70 Leﬂerts Place, Brooklyn. 69 Osborn St., Brooklyn. 541 Classon Ave.,‘ Brooklyn. 414. Franklin Ave., Brooklyn. 159-04 S0. Rd., Jamaica. 107th Ave., and 171st St., Jamaica. 107-01 159th St., Jamaica. 110-34. Union Hall St., Jamaica. 204-25 45th Drive, Bayside. 749 Bayside 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. Peace Exchange, Route 2, Box 7!. Saugei-ties. . NORTH CAROLINA 828 Pine St., Belhaven. 811 Paterson St., Winston-Salem. HIO O 132 S. Grant Ave., Columbus. 1868 Lakeview Ave., Dayton. 212 Cleveland Ave., Columbus. 044 E. Fulton St., Columbus. 416 W. Southern Ave., Springﬁeld. 708 Linn St., Cincinnati. PANAMA . Henry J. Sanson, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. Thos. N. A. Bennett, Agent, Cristobal, Canal Zone. PENNSYVANIA 1424 N. 24th St., Philadelphia. 8424. Ludlow St., Philadelphia. 528 S0. 16th St., Philadelphia. 5829-31 Havcrford Ave., Philadelphia. 5916 Bryant St., East Liberty, Pittsburgh. 1520 Clarke St., Pittsburgh. 1201 Wilma St., Route 3, Washington. 2084 Ridge Ave., North Philadelphia. SOUTH CAROLINA 280 2nd Street, Cheraw. SWITZERLAND FATHER DIVINE’S Peace Mixion, fach I8 7,nrich. Neumunster. Zuerich: Volkshaus, Limmattstr, 118. Basel: Enquire, Frau Kurt, Muttenz. St. Gallen: Frau Schalcher, Mueller- Friedbergstr, 1. _ Thun: Fritz Tschaggelar, Stefflsburg. Herrliberg: Familie Schuepbach, Chalet, N 509. Winterthur: Familie Guyer-Bucher, Leimenegg Str., N 33. VIRGINIA 119 So. 1st St., Richmond. 410 East Washington St., Suffolk. WASHINGTON 2705 Weiznore Ave., Everett. 424- High St.. Bellimrham. 1552-1|2 Broadway, Tacoma. 8102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. 1907 E. Madison, Seattle. 1919 E. Madison, Seattle. 2240 West 50th St.. Seattle. 5213-5217 Ballard Ave., Seattle. WISCONSIN 1219 11th St., Monroe. , PARTIAL LIS'I‘—-Because of the unknown number of FATHER DIVINE Connections throughout the world the above is but a partial list for reference. Post- PEACE Nofice--The Price of The New Day:: FIVE CEINTS per copy in United States, its possessions, territories Seven cents in foreign countries. and Canada
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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-003-049-1939-12-07
Is part of: Father Divine Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: New day, vol. 03, no. 50 (December 14, 1939)
Author: Father Divine (Author)
Author: Father Divine
Publisher: New Day Publishing Co.
Date: 1939-12-14
Place published: New York, N.Y.
Text: FATHER DIVINE O I I A.D.F.D.I “Let Thy Kingdom come on Earth as it is in H elaven” SOME OF THE COUNFLESS AND WIDESPREAD INDEPENDENT COOPERATIVE ACTIV- ITIES OF THE FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT Top left~—FA’I‘HER DIVINE PEACE MISSION, 1111 Mattison Ave., Asbury Park, New Jersey. Top rig‘/uf—#FATI:IER DIVINE ‘I-3.00PERA’1‘IVE RESTIJIXURAN and Residence, 521347 Ballard Ave-, Seattle, I ‘ » Was II1°”tOI1.‘ L0wer~—].+ATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION, Padre Jualbl, Meiners Oaks, Ojai, California. T h e N EW D A Y E December 14th, 1939 A.D.F.D. WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OFAMERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST QUALITY. P. s. EVERYTHING FOR XMAS__UNDER_ ONE ROOF_SAVES Ydu TIME AND MONEY A Lost and Found of the persistently recurring crops of German THAT IS, IF ALL DEE])$ AND LEGAL PA. 5..-....z... 140., 1939. A.D.F.D- T 1-. e N E W D A Y _ ~ ‘ C O N T E N T S FATHER’S MESSAGES: P a g e Auditorium, Rockland Palace, 155th St. & 8th Ave., N. Y. C., Sun., Dec. 10th, 8:...
Show moreFATHER DIVINE O I I A.D.F.D.I “Let Thy Kingdom come on Earth as it is in H elaven” SOME OF THE COUNFLESS AND WIDESPREAD INDEPENDENT COOPERATIVE ACTIV- ITIES OF THE FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION MOVEMENT Top left~—FA’I‘HER DIVINE PEACE MISSION, 1111 Mattison Ave., Asbury Park, New Jersey. Top rig‘/uf—#FATI:IER DIVINE ‘I-3.00PERA’1‘IVE RESTIJIXURAN and Residence, 521347 Ballard Ave-, Seattle, I ‘ » Was II1°”tOI1.‘ L0wer~—].+ATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION, Padre Jualbl, Meiners Oaks, Ojai, California. T h e N EW D A Y E December 14th, 1939 A.D.F.D. WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OFAMERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST QUALITY. P. s. EVERYTHING FOR XMAS__UNDER_ ONE ROOF_SAVES Ydu TIME AND MONEY A Lost and Found of the persistently recurring crops of German THAT IS, IF ALL DEE])$ AND LEGAL PA. 5..-....z... 140., 1939. A.D.F.D- T 1-. e N E W D A Y _ ~ ‘ C O N T E N T S FATHER’S MESSAGES: P a g e Auditorium, Rockland Palace, 155th St. & 8th Ave., N. Y. C., Sun., Dec. 10th, 8:45 P. M. 5 Righteous Government Forum, 204 W. 63rd -St., N. Y. C., Wed., Dec. 6, 11:50 ,P. M. .. 13 Rockland Palace, 155th St. & 8th Ave., N. Y. C., ‘Sun., Dec. 10, 11:50 P. A. V. . . . . . .. 17 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Thurs., Dec. 7, 2:45 P. M. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 21 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave-., N.Y.C., Sat., Dec. 9, 3:05 P. M. ,. . . . . . . . . .. 25 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Fri. & Sat., I)ec. 8 & 9, 2 A. M. . . . . . . . .. 29 Rockland Palace, 155th St. & 8th Ave., N. Y. C., Sun., Dec. 10, 10 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 37 Banquet Table, 152-160 W. 126th St., N.Y.C., Sun. & Mon. 10 & 11, 1:10“ A. M. . . . . . . . 43 FATHER’S Office, 160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Mon., Dec. 11, 10:15 A. M.—-Ofﬁce Talk 47 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.-C., Mon., Dec. 11, 4:05 P- M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5]. 1887-9 Madison AVe., N. Y. C., Mon., Dec. 11, 5:45 P. M.——Interview granted to lV[.r. Al- I berto Caprile, Correspondent for “La N acion” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 57 FATHER’S Office, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N. Y. C., Sat.,— Dec. 9, 6:30 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 61 FATHER’S Oﬂice, 160 W. 126th St., N. Y. C., Tues., Dec. 12, 11 A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Banquet Table, 1887-9 Madison Ave., N.Y.C., Tues., Dec. 12, 3:00 P. M. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. 71 Banquet Table, 71887-9 Madison Ave.. N.Y.C., Wed,, Dec. 13, 4:25 P. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75 World News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 Announcement of Sunday Mass Meetings at Rockland Palace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. /1 ..................................................... 3}: “INSIDE OF PARADISE”——by Kenton Jackson—-— Reprint from “The Christian Review” . . . . .. 8] “Righteousness——Marches On” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. TELEGRAM TO PRESIDENTROOSEVELT AND U. S. GOVERNMENT HEADS ON “THE UNITED REPUBLICS OF AMERICA,” also ‘Letters to Central and, South America A. . .. 82?. 91- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Righteous Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .., . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Business Men’s Reaction to the Peace Mission Mo Vemellt . - . - . . . . - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - ~ -- "95 ’ Notice to Extensions _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , , , _ _ , _ , _ __ , , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ . . . “New Day” Subscription Blank , , _ , , , , , , , _ _ , , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105: Economic Conditions in the South . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . - . ~ . .. - . — ~ » - — - ~ - - - - ~ - - - - ~ - - - - ~ -- 103 Scientiﬁc Miscellany . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 08 Free Employment Service of the Peace Mission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 109 Divine Peace Stamp‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 110 Advertisers’ Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L11 Pocketbook of Knowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 Peace Dial Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 114 V1.7 ﬂR.l..D NEVWS N 0 T 1c E FINLAND held out pretty well for_ a whole READERS OF THE NEW DAY WHQ OWN" week against the» mighty Soviet Union. Many _ POR OPERATE PROPERTY VVHICH IS USED tanks, -airplanes and gunboats were destroyed AS THE FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION by the ﬁghtlng F.1“‘?S' Ii“-est -fhspalfclffls OR PEACE RESTAURANT oR ANY OTHER ReflCh“”°f1pS; 23"; W“; 3;,,§f,W,;“g§:d‘;n boidéjli FATHER DIVINE PEACE MISSION AC-' §§1F1ni;n:ie Tl(i1r‘eVea3Red divisions were reported TIVITIES OR BUSINESS ENTERPRISES, destroyed in central Finland. WHO MAY HAVE LETTERS FROM FA- PETSAMO, Finland’s only ice—free northern THER DIVINE WRITTEN IN YEARS PAST, port, was taken by the Reds and retakenn by MAY C()—OPERATE WITH THE LEGAL the Finns. , - STAFF BY FORWARDING SUCH LETTERS '- BRITAIN called for 100,000 volunteers for ADDREssED T0 FATHER DIVINE PER- service in the mine~sweeping service to free SONALLY, TOGETHER WITH TAX BILLS, I the shipping lanes around the United Kingdom DEEDS OR-‘OTHER LEGAL ])()(jUMENTS;. mines. PERS ARE RECORDED. ' , (Continued on page 108) L _ The NE W D Ar December 14th, 1939.A;D.Ié‘_,D. The N E W D A Y I C A COMMER(1lAl'. .\’VEiEKL'.Y MAGAZINIC C PUBL1’siI;:1‘I’«:n 1'«1v1«:RY 'r11;UnsDAY NEW DAY QPUBLISI-l"ylfNG co. '0 1.56 W. 126111 St,-—New York, N. Y.——-Tel.: UN.’/l—‘76/10 Manager: DeVoufe and others. ‘ One year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00 ‘ Six. Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Single Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 cents FOREIGN: One yeir _$zn6€ Six Months $1.25 Single Copy To. “Entered as sec(m(l.—vla.ss matter May ‘H, 1.938. alt Hue post f!IIl(.‘C 'at New. York, New York, under the act of Ma,1'cl1'3, 1879" VOL. III No. 50 December 14th, 1939 ‘ NOTICE 9 Please do not make checks and money orders payable to FATHER DIVINE. FATHER DIVINE contributes HIS Messages gratis to “The New Day” but HE has no ﬁnancial connection with “The New Day.” Therefore, it will save both time and expense if every one will make all money orders and checks payable to “The New Day.” We thank You, FATHER I PEACE SUNDAY, DECEM FREE SPECIALANNOUNCEMENT , y ati ns (FATHER Expected to be ‘Present Personally at the) Starting ER 17 th, 19 3 9 -——and every Sunday during the Winter unless otherwise Speciﬁed-m All are welcome to narticipate in these meetings, regardless of so-called race, creed or color, ‘ V religious belief or political affiliations Sponsored by ‘THE NEW DAY WE THANK YOU, FATHER PEACE ED. so R E E @@o-oooooo O@O0 °°9°°e see e 9 e 999999999 e 99999999999 90 - e, ,9 .o e e. 990999.999?-°9?9999O990 OOCFV Vol. III New York, Thursday, December 14th, 1939 .A,,.l).l?.§D. I 50 WE WILL ,l%_R§[iNG AN END TO svitsr PROSPE ,IN THIS COUl\lTR7Y us ALL T1?=lE AMERICAN REPUBLICS‘ I WILL LJNIFY THEMSELVES I DEMOCRACY” -9.. IT (f);F W AR, TOGETHER UNDER ’l‘HIS FATHER DIV.ll\lE If Any of the Anierican Republics Should Be Attacked the Uriited States Would Automatically Be Involved, III Another War “OUR FA’I‘H'ER-‘S MESSAGE” G-IVEN fDIjI(RINiG THE MEE’I‘I.NG— THE jaoc.K,1[..AN1:> fP.AL.A_CE I 155111 STREET and EI(l'H'.l.‘H AVENUE NEW YORK CI'I‘Y SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1939 A.D.F.jD. TIME: 8:45 P. M. , It could be said that the great WHORK of GOD ALMIGHTY has just begun, for in these days of world crises the world is beginning to real— ize that everything else has failed and it must turn to GOD as its last and only hope. ,~Thus the UNIFYING PROCESS of the SAVIOR. of all mankind, FATHER DIVINE, is gaining the :recognition of his -instruments, the chief exec- utives of every nation and country. If they can ' ~ only be made to see that it is an IMPERSONAL matter, and CHRIST as a PRINCIPLE must rule over every nation, tongue and people, this UNIVERSAL LOVE will bring them all to- gether and save civilization from perishing from the earth. In His first stirring Message during the first great Mass Meeting of the winter season at Rockland Palace, FATHER gave to the world His proposal for national and international de- fense, as .this problem is uppermost in the minds» of those who presumably control the nations’ affairs. If accepted and put into e:f« feet, this UNITING of the three Americas will be a niighty defense against invaislon Mr" hell» .lige:re:n,t’ na.tions, without the expense of arinas menyt and the bloodshed and futile war; and ‘not only will fPE.A.CE served, but the UNITEI) REPUBLICS OF‘ AMER.ICA under the ONE I’)ElVIOCRACY, will be absolutely i.ndependen.t of all other countries and will enjoy the prosperity of its combined, natural resources. . For Thy IN'F_INITE WISIDOM, dear LORD, we thank Thee! in ‘ ‘ ‘ (The foregoing state1’n.ents are those of the transcriber, and F.AT.HER’S follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! Here we all are again and there I sit and stand; here I go and there I come in each and every one! At this instance I would just like to say, whilst we are here under the spirit and cone trol of a real democracy, all people are welcome to speak by moving volitionally as we do, if they care to; whilst yet it is My custom to be mindful how we entertain strangers, whereby some have entertained angelsunaware. It is for this cause I have arisen to say," desire to hear what they have to say. Even though I do not bore you Personally, there whilst we have Visiting friends with us, we may -be some boring done by ‘those who clainii to be My followers, for we ‘are looking for facts and ﬁgures, sornethingthat his ,a reality. I If there are any of My follo.,wers,l by. their. H‘ «- eAew@ o , i su_ﬁf‘e:riin.g of a be 1J‘|_"S'-M religious conviction or by their personal or professional activities through and by My ‘SPIRIT, who have been lifted or have lifted some other person or persons, whereby they stand as a sample_ and as an example, bei_ng unique in every man_ner ‘of expression, why then, we are glad to hear from them. But it is something to consider. I I feel, if I could not produce and demonstrate something that is unique, something that is more than mortal to command, I would rather hear someone else who can. But at this par-= ticular instance I may refrain from speaking to give our visiting friends a chance to speak, if they care to. Of course, to our visiting friends, as well as others who are called My followers, I wish to say, we will not allow the acts of your doings or the refusal of you to speak or express yourselves, to retard the un~ foldment of the mystery of My ACTUAL PRESENCE, nor retard the advances My SPIR-= IT is making. ’I‘he Spirit Is Going 011 If you care to speak, as visiting friends you are welcome to do so, but do not think I will allow your refusal to spea.k to retard th_e ad- vancement and the unfoldment of My SPIRIT; for My SPIRIT will do it with all of the damp- ers that may be turned on.- If all of the drafts are shut off, this TRUTH will go on and will rise to its highest height or ‘temperature of perfection, and all shall recognize My ACTUAL PRESENCE even before I tell them. ‘But in the meantime, we will. tell you something a little , later onthat is very important,‘something the world must know." But as this is a Mass Meet- ing religiously assembled, politically, socially, economically and from every other angle of expression, we still grant you the privilege to move and speak according to the dictates of your own conscience. We want you to feel free! We want you to know, in a democracy you have the freedom of speech, the freedom of peacefully assembling with us, and the free- dom of the press if you please. Then I say, move accordingly if you care to, and know it ‘is your privilege to do so; but do not feel one time‘ within yourself, that your ignorance of My Message, My Work and My Mission, or your ignorance of My invitation‘ for you as strangers to speak, will retard My advances or hinder the Spirit of My Work or Mission; for My SPIRIT, My Work and My fission, they are all going on continually. I A thank you. I (Mr. A". Beller took advantage of the oppor- tunity to speaklat this time, as follows :) I ‘é , ,y. The N EW D A Y December 14th, I939 A,.D,,F.D.l A Question for the Newspapers PEACE, EVERYONE! Well, I ha.ve the honor of speaking right after FATHER, an_d it certainly gives me a thrill, Entering this hall, one would feel that a spiritual blessingwthe first thing; and the second thing, you see a serene hall—-no smoking whatsoever, It is just wonderful! None of these waiters running back and forth in the aisle handling all kinds of drinks, I mean hard liquor and every other sort of a drink. And in such a large assembly you would find police ushers walking around the aisle telling this one to sit down and telling the other one to sit down; but in this assembly it is just the opposite. It is just wonderful! Everyone keeps a seat, everyone listens i.n. The SPIRIT of FATHER just floats through the air and everyone just feels as if they are practically in‘ heaven. FATHER, why don’t the political organiza-. tions and the reporters put in the papers, the right thing? Why clon’t they show the won= derful‘ assemblage which takes place? Why _ don’t they show the refinement of the brothers ‘and sisters? Why don’t they pick out the right’ , things to show the universe or the people which _ occupy the space on this universe, and tell them the truth? They don’t understand, FATHER DIVINE will teach them and give them a good lesson, and after the lesson they will be satisa fied. Have they ever put in any of the newspapers. that there is not one true follower on relief? No! Have they ever spoken to any of the true followers and asked them if they are on re- lief? No! But they just come around and put ‘ in whatever they please, and that is what they ‘- want to. put in. Now then, there is so much to be said by some of the other speakers, and I wish Icould carry on, but FATHER is just putting the Spirit into me to keep quiet and let the world think and be taught by themselves, how things will be adjusted to a RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT and RIGHTEOUSNESS will always march on. Thank You. Thank You, FATHER! Other Speakers (A number of other ‘visiting friends spoke in turn, acknowledging FATHER’S Work and accomplishments, and then Mr. Lamb was movedto read the copy of the telegram sent on December 9th» to the following: President Roosevelt, Vice President John Nance Garner, Speaker Wm. B.‘ Bankhead, of the House of. I Representatives, Secretary of War Harry B. I - under “RIGHTEOUSNESS-—MARCHES Woodring, andSecretary of State Cordell Hull; ’ after which he read a copy of FATHER’S let- ter to President Roosevelt, which was sent in pursuance of the telegr_am, ‘copies of both of which appear in this issue of “The New,,Day” ON.” This important subject called for a Message from the LORD Personally, and He came for- ward at this time to deliver the following dy- namic Messagez) ' PEACE,__ EVERYONE! ‘Here we all are again and there I sit and stand, as I aforesaid; here I go and there I come! I AM unifying the children of men to- gether in the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose, whereby all mankind will eventually be one. At this particular cycle of time, and at the” time of the world crises,’ as you all see and know‘ them, it is a time——-it is th.e'time, which- ever, that we should take cognizance of-this Message as given--the cablegram and the tele- gram I have sent to the different representa- tives of this and other democracies. These" twenty-one republics of the Americas, if uniﬁed together even as the United States of America——we will bring an end to every pros- pect of a war in this country, if all of these twenty-one republics will unify‘ themselves to- gether under this democracy. I have not for several years been stressing the Constitution and its =Amendments and the Declaration of Independence merely as a fformula to be stressed and considered, but I have aroused much comment and much consideration on the Work of the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose in thelact of UNIFYING these great republics together, even as we are uni-V fied stately in these United States of America under one democracy. “ Avoiding Even a Threat of War If this would be done, we would not be obliged to wait until some of these republics with which we are connected, according to the Monroe Doctrine, are threatened and are at stake, as it may be,termed, as it was with Czechoslovakia when I, sent those telegrams or cablegrams to the different representatives, proposing the purchase, of Czechoslovakia for the purpose of saving that little republic from ‘invasion and the destruction of her individual a democracy, as it may be termed; and for the ‘lpupurpose of saving millions of lives, I was , obliged to petition these governments to pro-. I pose the‘ purchase of Czechoslovakia at the ., SameJt.ime;, but apparentlyyyit was toolatel, .~ , pi 7 and far be it from us and fromour nationa-of December 14m, 1939 A.-D.F.D. me New DAY e ‘ A , 7 Asa forethought and a foresight of what ‘will befall us as American citizens, I AM now A appealing to the heads of this nation to pro- pose the UNITY of these diﬂ"erent republics, that they might come under the jurisdiction of one democracy and be controlled and yet protected and safeguarded by our Constitution and its Amendments, even as our divers states and subjects of these United its Amendments. It is for this cause I have introduced a pro- posal, and this I have sent to the President , of the United States ‘and the other representa- tives necessary to propose such a bill, that we might have a national defense from an eco—- nomic point of view and not merely seek a. national defense by armies and navies. , Victory by Co-operation As a SAMPLE and as an EXAMPLE C1 _ stand! Economically I have demonstrated how the nations of the earth can be emancipated from lacks and wants and from depressions and can have a real national and international A defense by co-operation. I have exhibited and - demonstrated the mystery of supply by har- monization, and the mystery of the VICTORY you can acquire and gain over every opposition by co—operation. As with an‘ individual, so with a nation; and ' as with a nation, so with all of the nations of the earth universally. It is for this cause I have proposed such a bill to UNITE all of the American republics of the three great Amer-‘ icas into and under one DEMOCRACY, that we might be of one language, one nation and one speech, in the fulfilment of that of which ' I have spoken. ‘ I When this shall have been accomplished na- tionally, as"I have it as it may be termed, or- ganizationally, we shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT, with VICTORY over lacks and“ wants and depressions and VICTORY over the prospective invasions and attacks of any nation; for they will not be able to attack us when we come into possession of these divers» republics and they all become to be one de- mocracy! “ It is for this cause I stand as a Representa— ., tive of the fundamentals of life, both for those and -that of your physical or personal exist-' I ence economically, morally, socially and poli- tically. By thiswe Wlll have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT and‘: will be protected against. any Would—be attacks from any other nation; \ States are pro- , _ - tected and supported by the Constitution and . 8 ‘cording Ito ._ My :1 proposahf \. .\’ ‘ ' r: V 3’ ‘Then any would-be invasion. They would not at- tempt‘ it by any means whatever. ' -United Republics of America If this democracy will accept of My Message and the other republics will coincide with it and takecognizance of it, and come together by negotiation and band themselves in ONE UNITED “COUNTRIES OF AMERICA,” even’ as we at present have the UNITED STATES OF .AMERl_CA, by this we would a.lso have the UNITED R/EPIJ]3IJ1CS‘OIlﬁ AMERICA. By this we would bring into actuality the reality of «the prayer of Jesus, the’Founder of Chris- tianity: , ' ' » “I pray that they may be one, even as We are one.” ' V . It is for this cause and‘ for this ‘purpose I come! »:Now, can you not see how great it would be if all ofxtlie nations of the earth——~not only these twenty-one republics, but all of the na- tions of the earth——would join together in the reality ofrthe UNITY of the spirit, of mind, ofaim and of purpose? If all were "controlled by the Spirit of LOVE, of TRANQUILITY and the,UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose, what a glorious privilege ,it would be’ to: lcnow, in such a recognition we would cease or prohibit even the cosmic forces of nature from working destructively. o ’ beloieve I _have said enough to stir up your tkiptlife minds, but I will say this as an amend- ment towhat I have said: I do not mean My ‘followers especially, but any good "thinking person who desires to stay out of wars, out of lacks,j _w_an_ts and limitations and desires to free from. any prospect of prospective inva- sion; you, as ‘citizens of. this great democracy .. and‘ as. constituents of your respective repre- sentativesfshould petition your respective. rep- 'rese_ntatives in Congress and in the Senate, to co-operate in bringing about such a bill that ’ will bring an abolition to the division between these great‘republics,' that they might bex-UNL FAIEDV together under. this democracy and in accord ,With“our United States of America,/um der the Constitution and its Amendments, with the priVil.e'ge, to share the equal benefit of our‘ indepe‘n‘de—nce even as. .we share it indiividually. A Righteous’ Government I shall have; been ”accomplished.\ ac-I . ',vV_eu shall have.‘ a , RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT, V on this hémi- sphere, where GOD in RI,GHTEQUSN,ESS. from . at pioljitical,*7f1“om« an ‘e;,cqnomic,i~r-mm a 3 social and from an intellectual and from-a “national ‘ point of view, will have free access with others even as with you. , " . The time is "near at hand when something must come forth ‘into the land and this can be easily discerned since I have revealedit to the children of men; but until then it was not so plainly seen. It was spoken of as being neighborly and as being friends, .but it has not, or had not been brought to the surface, that we, as the divers republics of America, should be in reality -ONE—i-EA PLURIBUS UNUM. ' This inscription. on our coin was not placed there in vaini It was not inscribed on our coin in vain. It was not there- for the mere purpose of having an inscription, neither as. a.. document to be. considered, but to be lived and put into practice and acted out scientific- ally until you could say nationally, even as ‘I declared it, in the UNITY of spirit, of mind, ‘ of aim and of purpose politically, socially, eco- nomically and otherwise, HERE I AM! Now this is exactly what we are doing and all of ‘ these different ‘twenty-one republics of this part of North America, of» Central America and of South America, shall hear My Voice in-- “ side of a very few days. I have sent Messages to these other republics, even as I did to this de7mocracy,,by sending a Message to the head and heads——the chief executive and the divers executives of this nation. :'A Worker for All Humanity iNow, take cognizance of this message and you will see I do not have time to talk about ﬁ these little‘ minor things that are here. As a, IIUMANE WORKER, I.AM Workingtfor the common good of hu—manity,l that they all might. c recognize GOD’S ACTUAL PRESENCE and live in the glory of ‘His”MAJESTY among, them. . I We shall’ have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERN- MENT! I will declare to you and to all of the inhabitants of these three great Americas, they had just“as well totakel cognizance of My Mes-I sage; for, as I told you some time; ago, .I_ have not done anything yet towhat I ‘will do! Ar-en_’t' _ you glad? For, as was said a little while ago, , . when I sent this Message" to the representatives " of -the 7 different countries for, the proposal "of the purchase“ of Czechoslovakia,‘ ‘it ,only’invol,ve_‘d - around ten million and five ,hundred,’thousand; but this proposai, in which_ I A‘M,deep1y.inter:’ I ested, and is more close to’ us, as .’Aineri§Cafn Ci_t_iz_ens,_;iti"concerns th:ree"_hui1dlred .;million,i',iinl a DA Y n,¢,,,;is. l14th, 193?-91A,n.1='.D,; C . ‘K ‘ff, December 14:5, 1939 A‘.D.;F.D. Th e N E W D in which you all should be deeply pinterested. Now, _ _-aren’t you glad? ’ Now, thereiis somethingon footing—-—in oth- er Words, it is on hand. They will not be able to get it off so easily; for I AM petitioning and have petitioned this nation and, the other re- publics to take cognizance of My Message in the time of PEACE, when our different na- tions‘ of America are not yet threatened by 1l1VaSlOI1. ~ Safe from Attack Do not wait until the crisis shall come to your America, but take cognizance of My Message and consider if either republic of these three or two Americas, Central America and South America, would be invaded or attacked, accord‘- ing to the Monroe Doctrine, we would auto- matically be -involved in another . war. But if you as American citizens will take cognizance of this Message and co-operate with its and make every effort possible for the endorsement of, uniting all of these twenty-one republics of he the Americas together under the Constitution and its Amendments, and give them the equal right of our American independence, if they will accept of’ it, they will be safeguarded against /any attack and« any invasion by any other country that ould desire to invade their countries. ' Just think of What it would mean! Even if — Wedo not unite all of these threegreat Amer- icas, which is to say this part of North Amer- ica, the United States of America and Central America, and South America, as the UNITED COUNTRIES OF AMERICA, if you do not and will not. accept of this Message, if either one of the republics of these three great, .Amer- icas would be attacked, the United States of America would also be involved automatically and it would cause your sons and your daugh- ters to suffer misery, lacks, wants and limita- ‘ ,tions, and the sacrifice of the lives of many of them ! As a HUMANE WORKER, I appeal to this country, the United States of America, and to all of the twenty-one republics of Central.-and South America to unify together. This will be your real national and international defense! Wliy sacriﬁce billions of dollars for national defense to be destroyed by your enemies, when you can invest billions of dollars constructively from a scientiﬁc point of view,‘ byaccepting of this proposal according to My plan and ac-.; cording to the purpose? Why spend billions and billions of dollars for natior_1al'defense. to‘: be destroyed, if you cannot and _will. not ' 9 UNIFY these Americas and the divers repub- llCS togetlgler as the UNITED AMERICAS and theiUNITED. REPUBLICS of the ‘Americas? The Purchase Would Automatically Pay for Itself < I I propose the purchase of South America and Central America! This would be your real na- tional defense. If you would purchase Central and South America, including all of their re- publics, it would be your real_ national and international defense, if you wouldwbe obliged to purchase it; and it would in turn auto- matically pay for itself, such a purchase of such countries, with such natural and national re- ‘r sources. t Then you need not fear buying a piece of land», if you knowi your land that your are purchasing is worth more than What you are paying for it. If the representatives of this democracy will take cognizance of this Mes’-‘ sage and the divers representatives of the twenty-one Republics of Central and of South America, and they will unify as one democracy under the Constitution and under its Amend- ments, with the protection of the same and with the equal protection, of our American independence, they would be free from much of the misery, lacks and Wants and. depresl sions the millions have been undergoing; and it would also be a blessing to this country and to other countries with which We are concerned other than these three great American coun- tries. Can you not see the mystery? _, Then I say, it is a privilege to observe, it; Now‘, if these different representatives in Con; gress desire to do something for PEACE, ref-j member, PEACE ‘comes through an access an economic systemlthat will bring PEACE and bring you INDEPENDENCE! It is not necessary for you to speak ‘of our American. independ~ei’1ce unless we can individually, sever- ally and collectively express and manifest our individual independence Within us. ‘You speak of the United States’ independ- -ence as a national independence. It profits tle or nothing unless you become to be inde- pendent‘ individually, severally and collectively. My trvuefollowers are’. real representatives of the American independence, for not a one of * My real followers is on the welfare; for eco- nomically by co-operation I have taught them wisdom’ and understanding that has‘ made them. /individually independent. ‘ I i _ All. the Ainerican Republics Could Be ‘ vs ’ Independent Now, as jwithan individual, soﬂwith anationz A . 10 p Then I say, all ofppthe ,_nations of our American republic.s could be absolut-ely independent. as has been declared among us individually, sever- ally and collectively, economically! I need not say more from that angle of expression, but it is a point that is well worth considering. I will tell you more next Sunday, for I have something else very important to tell you. I will be telling you more and more from time to time, as the time ‘goes on. I will reveal more of that which may concern you, as this particular issue I have put forth for consideration is well worth considering by all of the American people; for in these three ,A1nericas in and on this Western hemisphere, we should be uniﬁed together under one dem- ocracy~——each and all of the different‘ Republics and the UNITED REPUB LICS OF AMER- ICA, even, as we have the«.UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. But we cannot expect to do this and be successful if we have any intention ‘ Whatever of monopo1ating———or in other words, unjustly invading——any of these other democ- racies. But give each and every one the same- protection and support of our independence and also of our Constitution and its Amendments and they will not refuse to accept of it; and it could “be _ac‘complished without the purchase I of either one of these democracies, for it would be good for each and everybody and each and all of the different rep-ublics and the democra- cies, if they all would UNIFY together; for, I f‘Whfere there is UNION, there is stnengt .” p % Iphave exemplified it, I have demonstrated it, I haverpersonified it and you all have realized it! ” A I hope these remarks will go home with you S . and ‘you will be morelideeply inspired _, by what I have endeavored. Yet I have not done any- thing 1101‘ even proposed anything yet to what I will actually do; for My Work goes on! Now, take these thoughts to consideration. As you UN IFY yourselves together individual- ly more effectively unselfishly, economically and coaoperatively, the Spirit of ,My Presence I will be in eviclence in you as itlis in Me, where- by '3f0u, from all undesirable conditions will be absolutelyxfree, even as I AM! I thank you. gene Uviviverslirty 4-3584 A ‘ ‘ ,§,I.,AGElRM.AN'$‘%M, _;UTii.:R a EGGS PEACE i Avenue. ‘Near 1.15thf%St». New Yoprlsiﬂity T h e N E W D A Y lnecember 14:1»; 1939 A.D.F.n. MPEACE PEACE TAYSTEE B U Y TAYSTEE BREAD TODAY rel. LEhigh 4-2912 BEA M. H. MYERS‘ BEVERAGES We thank You, FATHER l 311-319 E. 117th ST. New York City PEACE , Thank You, FATHER " BESS HOSIERYI SHOP. INC. UNl)ERWEAIi ’ JOBSETS 0 GLOVES SKIRTS - BLOUSES —~ SWEATERS Prices Very Reasonable 1945 Broadway, near 65th St., New York City I CLASSIFIED An I I FOR SALE. GR,OGE.PuY & CANDY STORE. »~- LOW Rent and Reasonable Price. —-—- Good Opportunity. East 116th Street, New York_Oity. _ I" ' PEACE V Thank You, FASHIONS FOR WOMEN CLOTHING “FOR MEN EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME Om" only Uptown Store: ,_ 125th STRIEET, Between 7th and Lenox UNiversity 4.5900 6 Stores in the Metropolitan area READY NOW! CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT _,-LOWEST, POSSIBLE PRICES!‘ I ‘SN. W. Corner 110th Street ‘ A ’ PEACE »- .‘,._..\ y,‘‘§.,._ .‘ V- - , 4 v. 4 m.., .4 4;. ~w“ " ..; in " ' i ' PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISERS Telephone LEhigh 4-1170 Docter * PEACE H.L.MORSE V Surgeon Dentist 125th Street,‘ Cor.” LENOX Avenue Above Liggett’S Drug Store Entrance on LENOX AVENUE HOURS‘: DAILY 9 to 9 1“ SUNDAY 10 to 1 NEW YORK CITY I thank You, FATHER Tel. UNiverSity 4-5231 PEACE GEORGE A. PHILLIPS. D.C.. N.D. CHIROPRACTOR AND NATUROPATH E'stablz'shed 1922 ‘ NEW YORK CITY . Suites 1800 7th ‘AVENUE OFFICE HOURS: .9A.M.to12M. —— 2to4P.M. —_ 6to9P.M. LEhigh 4-5-/176 COMPLIMENTS 01'' A BYRON W. BRANKER. M.D. P/L4ysz'cian and Surgeon A - HOURS: 11 a.Inl‘.--1 pfm. 6 p.m.——8 pm. A Sunday by App0inl'm.e.nt ' 22 Mt. Morris Pk. W., cor. 15321101 St., New York City PEACE A A Tlllihghast 5-6134 an. A. SHAPERA ASURGEQN DENTIST Extractidns, Gas, EX-Ray 464 LENOX AVENUE New York City ' (Corner 133rd Street) A ‘ \‘ ’ Aﬂ} ]?EAGE: TU/N. /15-7805 I)EJAG]‘J ‘THERESA PHARMACY We specialize in‘imp'o,rted medicines SC 1.104 LENoX._AvE.. — .2’oS2 7m AVE. l » 4‘ I Déeeealeer 14tll.19.39EA.D.F.D.'wTllCe“N‘E1W.EASYA 4- 111“: Tel. UNive1'sity 4-17621 PEACE DR.‘ WOLFE SURGEON DENTIST Extractions, Gas, X-Ray Dr. M. M. WOLFE A (Daily, 9-9 -— Sundays, 10-1) 101 West 117th St, Cor. Lenox Ave. New York City Tel. COlumbu'S 5-1500 “ Established over 20 years ‘ DR. A. WOLFSONA SURGEON DENTIST .401 West 59th St. New York City Corner 9th Avenue GAS and TAX-RAY DAILY 9 to 9 RM. V SUNDAYS by Appointment I thank You, FATHER PEACE PEACE Tel. UNiVersity 4-4467 DR. A. M. RUSSAOK SURGEON A DENTIST 135 West 116th Street . New York City HOURS: 10 A.M. to 9 PM. ~—- Opp. Loew’s Theatre .. 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MOORE Street New York City 'P E A c E NEWTON BAKERY BETTER BUTTER BREAD —— TENl\"I‘S TASTE TELLS I452 FIFTH AVENUE New York City X1} PEA"CI£ \ PEACE SHOE REPAIRING HALF SOLE FOR GENTS - 5‘0e HALF SOLE FOR LADIES —— 40!- Job ﬁnish_ed while you wait II EAST 115th STREET New York City 1‘el. “AU 3-4.522 PEACE. FATHER SIMMONS EXPRESS, LOCAL and LQNG DISTANCE PRICES REASONABLE 2539 8th AVENUE New York City Tel. ED. 4.—’7'6I1v6 PEACE BELSTRAT LAUNDRY CO.. INC. is shill H.arlem’s L:irgesL CommumLy—owncd Enterprise. Your GO1]Li],l.’l],0d pz;1Lr'oi:1a,ge wiTl help us ‘to continue giving our share o1',]obs to residents of: this community. 51 WEST I40 STREET NEW YORK CITY PEACE PEACE GENTS’ WEAR NECKTIES, 35c up — LADIES’ IVIOSIERY MEN’S HOSIERY, 10c up — SUSPENDERS. 15c, up HANDKERCHIEFS, 5c up —— RAZOR BLADES, Package, 4c up 1828 MADISON AVE. —— 2'70 LENOX AVE. ._ N. 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Wiener C New York we thank You. FATHER A EST. 1910 '-ﬁx-4, ._~ —.«;c_a~«__- “*2 ,;. ‘- December 14:11, 1939 A.D.F.D. The NEW DAY .. I 13 JC:L_.¢— “I WILL CAUSE ALL THE LEGALANI) POLITICAL CROOKS To TELL TIIE I\IATIONs OE ’I‘HE EARTH I AM INNOCENT OR ELSE .ii‘0RCi4: TIIEM To COMMIT PERJURY” —— FATHER DIVINE “I Appeal to the Authorities and to Congress» to Bring an End to the Law of I111fl?I”l,lg1"at’lOIl and Uriify the Three Americas Together” “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows.) GIVEN DURING THE RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT FORUM 204 WEST SIXTY-THIRD STIEEITI‘ s NEW YORK CITY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1939 A.D.F.D. . TIME 11:50 P.M. A packed auiilitorium raiig with , the Woirds of the KING of GLORY, Ii‘.A'J.‘l§vIE.l.{ ])'l.V.lNE, as He delivered a dynainic Message of inter- national importance. The UNfi'F,lCA.Tl'()N of all nations, lands and ‘ countries must be brought about for I’EA.CE to be"establisl1ecl. on earth, and the REI')EEMER of the World proposes as the first step, the unify'ing of North America, Central Am.erica ‘and South America, portraying in this Message the Way ‘to bring it about and the result which will be effected by the abolition of the immigration law. « Speakers Who preceded FATHER‘ were Mr. Dalton,\head of the “Hoboes of America,” and three representatives of the Henry George School of Social Science. TWO of the latter pre- sented a playin which one assumed the role ,\of an American citizen with theusual social ‘problems, and the third member addressed the assembly, speaking on an equal distribution of land‘ and opportunity as the birthright of every human being. ’ U IFATHEPJS stirring Message given the same morning at His Madison Avenue Residence, which was proofread before He rose to speak, and the one given on this occasion, proved to all that He alone holds the KEY to every problem, but all who-will can be partakers of this great emancipation. , ' OMNIPOTENT KING, WE THANK THEE! (The foregoing“ statements are those of the PEACE, EVERYONE! Here you all are and there I AM; here I go and there I come! In the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and of purpose, charity begins at home. This is the Way apparently I began, but "now I AM extending My activity universally,‘ but especially in these three great Americas. When I say, “Iilereyou all are and there I AM,” when I firstly unified Myself with the ('.l]..llCl.Ii'0I1 of men, when. I through My conde- sccnsion came down on a common level with all n‘IankiI1d, when I ‘through My LOVE and COMVIIASSION took upon Myself your infir— mities and bore your diseases, that I might be ONE with you, I forbade. that such acts of My duty might, be for a selfish purpose, but that we might extend from shore to shore and from land to land, as I said through the mouth of the Apostle: 1, ‘ “Charity (or love) begins at home.” Unify yourselves in ONE at home, by the fireside, and then in your respective commu- I nities and thence in. the divers communities, and in every Walk of life realize charity, or love whichever, must spread abroad and es- tablish in all of V your assemblies, “E PLURI~ BUS UNUM.” In that I stress I have declared‘ here you all are and there I AM, making .My- self ONE with mankind individually,severally and collectively, then through My cond]escen- sion nationally. For this cause, I say this de- mocracywfor this cause I say, express your citizenry as real citizens of this democracy, b_y living and ‘bringing to fruition Within your- selves individually the Constitution and the Amendments, the spirit and the meaning of both it and them, that you might be real American citizens.‘ L ' I have emphasized it! I have -stressed- it and“ _nr.‘.~ 14 ti! I have advocated the significance of produc- - ring the spirit and the meaning of the Consti- tution and its Amendments within you and the Declaration of Independence within you, that you might be independent individually and ex- press it individually, severally and collectively, to express this democracy from a national or political point of view. By so doing, you will be real American citizens——but not until then! I have created in the hearts and lives of mil- lions, your real citizenry‘ characteristically and dispositionally~—-not only documentally, but characteristically and dispositionally-until you are real citizens in reality by the spirit and- ~ the nature of this democracy. I heard the gentleman in his discourse tonight, i in his “dialogueic” address, say this gentleman to whom, he was speaking was. an American citi- zen. It is a, wonderful thought, beloved ones, » to understand the mystery of your real citi- . zenry; what it means to be whatsoever you are representing. It means that you must produce the spirit and the nature of your religious or political discipline and bring it to fruition with- in you—-—yo'ur constitution or whatsoever it may be termed, your docu_~ments——-bring them to frui- tion within, with the spirit and the meaning of I them and be real American citizens. By this, since I have lifted a standard of PERFECTION for the citizens of America——I mean of North A1nerica——now I appeal to the authorities and to Congress, since I have brought an end by abolition in My consciousness to the line of demarcation and the Mason and Dixon Line in My consideration, let us bring, an end - Constitutionally; in other words, according to Congressand through the Senate; bring an end to the law of immigration and unify these three great Americas together. Let Central America, North America and South America UNIFY together! This is your international defense! Not with army and navy especially, but by the UNITY of the SPIRIT, by bringing nations together with their respective resources that they all might have a—f‘ull and a—plenty and be absolutely independent. I have given the nations of the earth univer- sally a slight sketch and a reflection of a per- centyof a percent of a percent of a fraction of a grain of the mystery of ictiin My economic system, by bringing capital and labor together and unifying them as one man at Jerusalem. Now, I, say, copy after the fashion I have shown ;t-hem! . I, e ” According to My economic system, the govern- Hment of this country, ifthey would adhere to [My Teaching-—in other,‘ w_ords,._if it would .(y The N aw DAY December 14th, 1939 A.D,F.l). adhere to My Teaching—-I would lift it out of all depressions. We would no longer have de- pressions-in this country. In“ a land of plenty and a—plenty to spare, why should we live in lacks, wants and limitations? Why should, foodstuff "be thrown away and destroyed by the d_estruction—makers and by the destructive forces of nature? being termed the destructive forces of nature‘; for the cosmic forces of nature would work harmoniously and constructively, if -you as a nation in this advanced civilization would Work constructively, in your thoughts, in your deeds and in your actions. — - Now you have something to work on! Get at it! Get these three Americas willingl Make them willing and ready to merge into ONE and be ONE DEMOCRACY, one flag and one speech! Let us establish schools in all of the Americas, when they shall have been UNI- FIED under the Constitution and its Amend- ments ‘of this country, when they shall have been UNIFIED. I do not mean that. this coun- try should enslave any other country, but that they all shouldibe ONE COUNTRY in reality, and they should adhere to the Declaration of Independence for all other countries and all other subjects of the divers countries with which we will be connected. When we shall have brought these three great countries to- gether, it will be a matter of impossibility for anything to sever us. _ e V ~ How glorious it will be when this shall have been accomplished effectively! The Declaration of Independence will also be as operative for Central America and South America as it is for the United States of America—-this part of North America. would not blame either one of "these Americas for refusing the UNITY of this country, un- less they all also unify together documentally according to the independence, and give them their independence in this democracy and un- der the Constitution, the same as it gives each and every American citizen at present. 'When this shall have been accomplished, We will have our own defense internationally and we will be able to lift a standard for all civil- ization and cause them to no longer study nor learn war; for we will be protected even from . the economic point of view. We Will be pro-' tected geographically. Other nation\s could not I reach us! Can you not see the mystery? With our.own protection and our own defense, by having a free access on either side. ‘ Spending billions of dollars for national de- _A Even the destructive forces ‘of nature would no longer be destructive, as But of course it is true, I e ,' self as an individual. _ how to make these advances, and the achieve- ,,ments and/the accomplishments such as I AM ‘making, all will be able to also '_ them. I thinkl had better stop! I’ ERNMENT PLATFORM, 9 of this mystery a few ‘condemn’ GOD! I will confound all of your_ . AM la LIVE RAIL mentally and spiritually, whence if you lie on Me antagonistically, you 2 will feel the effect of it mentally! Your mind " will get confused! You will do things you’ ‘shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT! iWhen all"of.these three great Americas shall pl have beenUNIFIED together as these My / ,,in¢ce.g.be;ii ‘inn, 1939 A.D.F.D. T h e ZN E w D A Y ‘:'fense,, it is the lack of t_he understanding of ‘ the advances I AM making for this govern- ment. IAM not making these advances, as the papers, the press and others are , telling the r V general public, fora selﬁsh purpose for My- I AM showing others demonstrate ‘This is according to My RIGHTEOUS GOV= I had not told you months ago, but I have something else to tell you. After a while I will » tell you something much better for you. We" shall have a RIGHTEOUS GOVERNMENT, and the same as I have the victory wheresoever I ~‘ “AM, in every court of law among all mankind, ‘‘ the political crooks and the legal crooks, Iwillv outwit ‘all of themle Aren’t you glad? I will let them see who GOD is! I will cause lbthem and force them by the Spirit of My Pres» ence, to tell you and all of the nations of the earth I AM innocent, or else force them to com= . mit ‘perjury! I shall prove to the world con- clusively, if you bother with Me, if ' you. try to get Me in trouble, you will get in trouble yourself! ‘ I A How dare any person to try to convict or minds! ‘I will confuse your minds! That is what I AM talking about! I AM a LIVE RAIL} I don’t want to dol. I will causeiyou to move "your hand an.d sign. things you don’t want to‘ dsignli It is dangerous to try ‘to refute what you have said. You have committed perjury! _ I will not say more at this time, but we followers, there will be no longer division . among them and the abolition» of the law of immigration between these Americas "will be established. The abolition to the law of‘im- migration between these Americas will be ac»- tually established and we will have access to I I go from one Americato the other freeIy,_even as we have access to go fronrone state to the ' other in this country. .1, thank you... PEACE 15 LEHIGH 4-4232* HHANK FATHER CHARLES. E. STRAUSS noorme ssnvios aosn. 107th St., N.Y.c. JPEACE ; OSCAR WFOOD MARKET Grocery, Delicatessen, Fruits and Vegetables 2568 7th, Ave. (Near 149th St.) New York City PEACE We thank You. FATHER SMILO CORSET SHQP ~> Corsets and Brassieres Costume Fitted Also Alterations and Repairs Also Hosiery and Underwear ‘ Formerly at 26 W. 125th St. NOW LOCATED AT 53 wasr xzlgth sr. PEACE New York. City 5—500O _, ‘WW’ ONE PRICE ONLY! Howard Suits . . , Topcoats . . . 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We thank You, FATHERA Tel» mshigln 4-9805 e . _ _ PEACE RARE 7a11d.bTAPLlL BRUIIS and VEGEIABLILS e Om_1H_OPED1G DRESS SHOES S’1‘l:).»-\.MEli B.\Sl,x’J_C'1‘S and S.H.l£L.LED NUTS ﬁtted. by the Ar(:h-O_Sc0pe lmomgs; S(3lm‘\/>1e;~ ./.-33()0_1_2) “(A pm-1.1.1aes.1cx1t record of your foot is kepi; 0n.f11e) 553 Columbus Ave., at 87th »St., New York City 61% E. 425m ‘S1,!’ Bet. Park &- Mad. Aves., N. Y. C. / wTe!—.V*STilwe1l' 4.3373 A Mscher % FISCHER’S BUTT1/ERCUP W BREAD 2212 Bridge Plaza Sou.-th V—-A- ‘Long Island City, N. Y. . . . */ ASBURY PARK — ATEANTIC CITY —— *TRE1iTO\N I Tale: MOM‘; VI$avee1V;—V9—85O8 Peace ‘ \7‘\jc~ thank~Y0u, FATHER A .Sl'D.NEYf SA-NDL'EeR. M 2+ , e ' \'mo.I..J:‘.sAL14;'SOUTHERN PRODUCE —.e l4‘RU"l.’.l.‘ a;m1‘1»1x.0DUc‘I<1 BR-0N”X1 TERMINAL MARKET —— STORE No. 24, BRONX, NEW YORK December ‘14=th,'1939, A.D.F,D. The NEW DAY“ A C 1-V7 “I DO NOT WANT ONEOFMYJFOLLOWERS TO PAY MAN A PENNY WHO SEEKS MONEY THROUGH GRAFT AND GREED” ——-—!EATHER DIVINE “OUR FA’I‘HER’S MESSAGE” GIVEN AT THE ROCKLAND PALACE, 155th STREET and EIGHTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1939 A.D.F.D. A TIME: 11:50 P. M. ‘ For the enlightenment of the press! especially, and those who have been misinformed through its columns, FATHER Personally explained the true situation of the court case against Him- self and others, and the facts leading up to it as it stands to date as far as Colonel Hubert F. Julian is concerned. There has been so much misrepresentation on the part of both Colonel Julian and the press, that it is only fair that the public be made - aware of the full details. At the conclusion of the ﬁrst great Mass Meeting of the winter at the Rockland Palace, therefore, FATHER gave this brief address, > that all might know I just how the matter st.aI1ds,.and His attitude toward the pretended assistance of Colonel Julian. THANK,YOU, FATHER! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATHER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! Now I told you all I had something on a dif- ferent subject td tell you. This of course you have been wa.iting for, but to Me it is not so important as what I told you firstly, as this is somewhat of a. minor issue. But still I do not wish to mislead you, neither.do I wish for any self—exalted, self—styled donor to mislead you. . ‘ ~ Now I.would like to say, I know you all have heard and read about the case that had been instituted ‘against Me some -two or three years ‘ ago.‘ I am. sure you heard about this case ‘had convened last.:week,. after which you heard and read, inodoubt, that some Colonel Julian had offered to take My defense. (An .upr_0ar of protest greeted this statement, for it is well knownvthat FATHER is independent. of every-_ one and_needs no defense.) . PEACE, EVERYONE! - ’ ,Far’ be it from any sympathy or considera- tion for Me or any ‘of ._My co-workers‘ or folé , i» lowers. All of this was for a selﬁsh purp—ose of his own and ‘his friends from whence he came, and the attorney for the plaintiffs. I-le W3S‘t1'Y1I1g in every way possible, even before the trial, before the case could be tried to see whether I would be condemned! or convicted, he was trying to get a settlement, so I have been informed, in order to help them, because they are hiscf:r_i.ends and he is not Mine! He desired to extort money out of My followers to pay what he desired to pay to them for a selfish purpose for himself and for others with whom he was connected. I A I Now the press should know that! I saw an article as published i.n some of our local papers, saying that Colonel Julian went to My rescue. <He"went to Me to undermine My followers out of money! He’ did not come to My rescue, for I need no rescue! But he and his friends from his home, the plaintiffs, desired to undermine My followers out of the money they 'claimt erroneously, maliciously and falsely; It was said, and some eye witnesses saw him and heard him say it, thathe hapdﬂthe money to pay the claim, even though . I have been exonerated from any charge and from every claim; but still with such an attempt, saying ' that he had the money, ‘and evidence shows, according to information, that he did not have a dollar, but desired ‘-to get the publicity and the honor of coming to My rescue. I need not to be rescued! I AM innocent of the charges and of the claim and of all of the .» claims, therefore I had told! My attorney and the other attorneysfor the defense, that not one of My followers would pay a penny to set tle the case; for we are innocent and we shall win it! Biitybecause he knew within himself,’ he and the ‘attorney for the plaintiffs, knew that we had all evidence and had all: probabil- ity of _winning the case and they idiﬁdiinot have a leg to stand on, he came to them and they agreed among themselves to pretend that he was“ going to pay off some claims that they made, even though he knew and they knew I AM innocent, -sayi_n'g he} had in his posses~ sion, so much money ..to__ meet this obligation, to pay off the claim——even. offered to pay the attorney for the plaintiffs all he claims" he has ‘lost inithis case, spent in this case, six thous-- ‘ R ‘in .\ I .18 APEACE .—-——- and dolla1's—and then came to My private res- idence when it attracted My attention so viv- idly, and said to Me that Mr." Lamb was going to take him up to the:-Promised Land among I the followers, to collect this money.’ «- I do not want a one of My followers "to pay any man a penny who seeks money through graft and greed -and through exploitation! ‘W e t do not endorse such an act! ' ' Then I say, after he could not get My follow-L ers to pay the money for him because I told them not to do it, why, then he said, accord- ing to a statement I read in an article pub- » lished in one of the papers, he could not meet all of the obligations and claims that were « against all of them. All of the claims and obli- gations that had been exonerated were in that amount that they had agreed upon, but he did not have the money to meet such an obli- ' gation and he did not mean to spend it him- self but he meant to get the publicity, the honor of doing something, and thought he ‘could pull the wool over My eyes! Going around telling the people and even telling My followers he was trying to help Me! He wastrying to undermine My followers out of the money to give to his friends, without any claim and without any charge against Me; for I do not have any claim, neither any charge against Me whatever. ' " ‘ ' " Now tell your friends and tell the press In said it! Ten th-em I said he did not offer a dollar—-not at My understanding! It was with- out any consideration on My part anyway, but when I returned home that day, why, he said ‘ to Me that Mr. Lamb was going to take him. up to the Promised Land to collect the money from My followers, and I said, “N O!” . -‘ ~ If he had ‘desired to do something for’Me,. all of the time the case was going on, when My followers spent thousands and thousands of dollars for the defense, 'he would have of- fered to pay something to the lawyers in our A defense,,inStead of waiting until the time that t he knew I would win the case and trying, to infliience My followers to pay him, to give to the plaintiffs for a settlement where there, is no claim! It was a defraudul.ent and under- mining act, and I say, tell them I said it! I thank you. I thank you. I thank you! jrei. ED. 4-5865 A . T he N E w in A Y ‘December 14th,»\i.1939~! A§D.=F;.D. ' ' PEACE A. & J. BOTTLING CO. 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T 7 YORK CITY 7, ‘December 14th, 1939 -A.D.F'.D., T h e N E w D A Y ’ 21 “Mr ACCUSERS ARE TRYING TO CONCEAL JUSTICE, TO OBSTRUCT THE TRUTH! 1 AM GOING To LET THE WORLD KNOW IT!” -5- FATHERDIVINE % . “OUR FATHER’S MESSAGE” , GIVEN WHILE A AT THE BANQUET TABLE ' I ‘1887-9 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY, DECEMBER 7th, 1939 A.D.F.D. V TIME: 2:45. P. M. There can be no doubt as .to the stand of FATHER DIVINE in the pending court case, when th.e statements contained in this brief THIIRSDAY, I Message delivered at the Banquet Table upon His return ,from court, are made known pub- licly. R The press has grasped at every hint or rumor of scandal it could, to publicize and stir up antagonism against the DEAN of the universe -——now, if they are unbiased, as they have the audacity to claim, they must prove it and give ‘ the ' same publicity to the agreement signed by all of the plaintiffs, exonerating Him from absolutely every claim and charge. The concealing of justice will not be tolerated, and if such attempts are continued, the true facts can be made known in other ways; for GOD works in ways that no man can hinder! 'OMNIPOTENT KING, WE THANK THEE! (The foregoing statements are those of the transcriber, and FATI~IER’S Message follows.) PEACE, EVERYONE! Good Health, Good, Will and a Good Appetite, with LIFE, LIBERTY and the reality of HAP- PINESS, that of which had been merely an imagination by our greatnation! But I have made it a living reality! Aren’t you glad? There are so many blessings you cannot count them all. The vibrations a.re high, As My SPIRIT stopped the«. procedure of the court, even so I stop all creation when I will! Aren’t you glad? _ I heard someone sing and.I heard them say: “Joshua fought the battle around Jericho, then the sun ceased to move.” Man may set times and seasons, but GOD can stop the time from moving! Aren’t you glad? After a while they will ﬁnd out this is won- derful foolishness, it is wonderful fanaticism! Aren’t you‘ glad? It is wonderful! It is won- derful! They want to hide justice now, but they cannot do it! It is ‘wonderful! , they‘ don’t .do it, I I Aren’t you_ glad? I heard someone say the other day when I 1 went in court; throughsarcasm, one of the L is GOD! there. They are going to try GOD.” Oh, it is courteofﬁcials said, “You see, that wonderful !’ It is wonderful! The half has never been told! ‘ ' But as I said this morning when I left the court room, since I have actually won the Vic- tory and My SPIRIT forced them to sign an exoneration from all charges and from all claims——they did it a few days ago, but it was supposed to discontinue until today'———now they want it to _discontinue some more. I AM GOe ING TO LET THE WORLD KNOW IT! They are try‘ing to CONCEAL JTJSTICE! They are trying to OBSTRUCT THE TRUTH! Can you -not see the mystery?! But before when all of this slander was out," she (the plaintiff) did not “have any signed statement nor any evidence at all for the claims and charges she and others made against ,Me! Now since they have withdrawn all of, .. those claims and charges‘ and we have their 0wn’signature——at least, the court has it~—they signed it in the judge’s chambers; every last one of them signed an exoneration from all claim and said that all that they had accused Me of was false! It was a signed statement, and yet they have I not got a letter, not a word, where I have ever signed anything for any of those claims and complaints they have made against Me. Yet they signed this, signed the exonenation from .thosecl'aims and those charges in the presence of the judge, with his endorsement. Now they are trying to keep it concealed. They said, “Don!t say anything about it to thepress. Now You go on out; “go-~—on out.” I AM going to SHOUT it on the housetopsl” Now, it is discontinued until Monday. They think it will die out just‘ like that, ‘but IAM I going "to let the world know! The‘ slanderous, libelous, malicious, and prejudiced statements, charges and claims" of accusation against "Me, when they heard of those things, before I knew that they were malking any ‘charge against Me, they hurled it over the country and "even into other countries. Now why not hurlthe TRUTH, the EXONERATION? IF ’ e will see why theycannot._"_‘ '3.‘ ’ they made! T he «N E D A Y Degember 14th, i193\9 And THERE IS NOTIIING TO IIIDE! There is not AN'Y’l‘.l;fl'l.NGv to hide! I was there to be tried, if they could. try Me. I did n.ot s'L1g'g‘est the withdrawal! I did not suggestany agree- ment or ‘anything of that sort; for I'knew'as I tknow, they could not convict Me! Aren’t you glad? , And they hurled it throughout the world of civilization——a1l of the slanderous, malicious and prejudiced and libelous claims. and charges But now since they have with- drawn all of those charges, claims and accusa- tions, and given Me a “cleanbill of , health”-— the plaintiffs’ have—-now they Want to hide it! They don’t want the world to know it, but the world shall know it, if I have to start some- thing to, cause them to get it! Aren’t you glad? The other day I» did not say ‘Very much about it because the judge said, “This! will be dis- continued until Thursday noon,” and, “This is not for the public,” ‘or something like that, “until Thursday noon.” IIe did. not tell Me any- thing today! Now it is after Thursday noon. Now the world shall know it! They shall know the exoneration, they shall know the accusa- tions, the claims were all false, errbneous and untrue: malicious, prejudicial‘ and even periury; for they said in the withdrawal ‘of the claims that I‘-_1w‘as innocent! After they said I was guilty in”. the beginning of the trial! Now, I will‘ let mankind see and know. l’egally ’or illegally they cannot ,'do a thing with Me"! Then.-I say, it is wonderful! They thought thev were going to laugh at you all in "deri- sion. trying to make’ the general public think that all of your homes would be taken away from you! All of your life savings! such as you hadsaved even. through consecration. self- denial and through sacriﬁce, by living soberly, righteously and godly and honestly from every angle expressible! They thought that all ‘of that which you had sacriﬁed to acquire’ these _ homes andeven. these Extensions here in the city,’ would be taken away from. you! They should“ have had sense enough to know, why. if‘ I were a ,_natural man, I would save you. If I werea -natural man, why, the common public . sentirnent would not stand for it. I 'Aren’t. you glad ‘? Then I say, naught . shall hinder Me !.—-not““ in the least! The mouth of GOD has declared -- it! I know they want to hush it‘? up‘. They .don’t want the public to know it! But they Wanted»iffjh-gifpub]ifc' .to»-iknowliall rofj_the'v-ch_arg-es_.. ,s . Q Now, let them know the, discharges ‘and the . exoneration as well as they ‘knew the ChaI'ge_S" ‘I and the claims! Igthank ml-Jinn. 94 AMSTERDAM AVE. ' PEACE“ -¥ Phone: sndgwick 3-8861 Phone: J Erome 8-9018 , We thank You, FATHIER * SAM REINAH H wI~1oI.nsAq;.n conrncrionnn 105 EAST 169th STREET BRONX‘, N. Y. PEACE ' , C U T R A T E DRESS SHOP VVe Specialize in I . LARGE SI’/.E COATS AND DRESSES 1580 PARK AVENUE ,New York City (Corner 113th Fitreetl _ PIACI EN. 1-0834 5. 3. H. MEAT MARKET. Inc. I High Grade Meats, Poultry & Provisions Hotels and Restaurants Supplied ‘ Tliank You, FA’l_‘H.ER SUPREME CLEANERS AND TAILORS If you wish ilie best in dry cleaning and "tailoring 51: reasonable prices. kindly patronize us. 1401 5th Ave.. cor. 115th St., New York City 1654 -Park Avenue a cor. 117th St. Tel. M0nument"2-1747 > Thank You, FATHER BARASCHWS A/RMY & NAVY STORE d 805 West 125th! St., ‘(Near 8th Ave.), Y. C. REACE Thank You, F.I,\THER , QUEEN SHOE STORE Featuring a complete linel of Arch Supports.‘ Dress and Evening Shoes. All Styles. , All sizes to 1.0. 64 West ?125th St., Near Lenox Ave., NTIIY. City PEACE Call & Delivery :Service ~ . Leon Clierian SUNSHINE CLEANERS AND DYERS . Expert Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailors I I 1 Furs Glazed, Relined. and Remodeled Q I Rugs Cleaned .& Shampooed 2362 University Ave, Near .T«‘,ordham Roa.d, Bronx, N.,Y. PEACE Tel. WOrth 2-109,0 INA LOWTHORP , Carbon Papers -- Typewriter Ribbons N; Y. City \. L28 READE STREET I thank You, FATHER. PEACE Thank You, FATHER! SALE.....EVERY ARTICLE BELOW I COST FROM 30 UP, ASIIOIQ }tZlllPA'l..ltlNG, I-.!1d\’.l‘ 4,(_.:.[J_V.BilA.N1.N(} I -242’? v8l—h "'A.ye., 'il<}ntrﬁanco— on? ll3(lth:‘ ’ ~ g , ALSO SIIZOE'Il.]l1PAIliING = New Life Put in Your Shoes _>, VVE MAKER‘ THEM VVIDER, -SIIORTER ~ and LONRGERV ,3:4l9- LENOX AVE., between 127th &d;.i.2sm_,st., N. V‘ Thank You, FATHER‘ * New York V I ,,,, " OecemBer 14th, 1939 A.D;F;D._ The NEW DAY I -. FOR YOUR RIGHTEOUS INFLUENCE V‘ IN THE ' WORLD OF BUSINESS. PROFESSION AND LABOR ‘ _ WE EXTEND OUR COMPLIMENTS AND THE SEASON '5 GREETINGS ~ TO THE FOLLOWERS AND READERS OF ‘N '1’ "THE NEW DAY," ASSURING THOSE ‘WHO MAY, " NEED OUR SERVICES OF TRUE COOPERATION. we ARE SINECHERELY Youas, mm. J. Pom DREHECTOR POLK PHYSICAN 8: SURGEON A SURGEON DENTHST Phone: AUdubo11 3-848$) Phone: AUdubon 3-2355 EEEE " 488 Lmox AVENUE}; bet. 134th 8; 1351111 Sts., V. New York City . A 1095 Atlantic‘ Avenue . FEACE ,..169 Willoughby Street A’ Y PEACE ‘Tel. ST. 3~227a“ . . V s. it Title: BROOKLYN "ADVERTISERS A Phone: Pftesident 3-8202 DEAN LIVE POULTRY colgg. 1815 Paciﬁc St., Brooklyn, NY.‘ ABE KASSAK Peace Tel.: ‘PROS. 9—0600 J . J . H A R T _ Brooklyn Distributor of «Ford, Mercury, Zephyr — New and Used Brooklyn, N. Y. 7 Thank You,‘ FATHER. PEACE A \§§ gG_.nA,I.>.E“i ‘. ’ > . .‘ __ T Af,_AﬂV. L .. I/Ell‘;/,« H V. P,€"°E pp 1300 ’FLUSHIiNG AVELNUE, Brooklyn, N. Y. [PEACE DINING ROOM ' A With iBROTH’ERS’ & SISTERS’ QUARTERS Oooupying the Rest of the Building at Brooklyn, N. Y. We thank You. FATHER JACK'S ARMY 3.’ NAVY sToRE WORK CLOTHES +—— BOOTS and SHOES 5 Per Gent Discount to the Followers The ,boys~ know Jack will treat you right 15-82:Fu11;§fn Street Brooklyn, N. Y. EEAEB ouAL|TY MEAT “MARKET - l?l‘resh_ Poultry and Pork Received Daily Special Prices for Quantity Buyers " Tel. Pltesident 2-9868 We thank You. FATHER Come and Dine at THE PEACE RESTAURANT BEST MEALS 10 and 15 Cents Spaces for Bros. and Sisters E’ E 1532 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. \Y. « We thank You, FATHER Tel. MAin 2-1692 A.D.F.D. TPEACE RUDIN’Sl Clothing Exchange A full line of used Suits and‘Overcoats for Men, Young Men and Boys at Reasonable Prices. 1076 "Fulton St., Next to the Elks’ Club, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. lS0uthi 8-65.00 ‘PEACE MRS. W‘AGNER'$ PIES ~WAGNERViel§*A'KING CQl?.,PORA,TION 301' 4th Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. We thank You, FATHER B R O C K ' S Bargain Store Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Wear 11881/2 Fulton St., Br’klyn, N. Y. " (Near Bedford ._ Avenue) Tel.: MAin 2-5928 “ » PEACE DR.‘ GARNET CMRGLLOCK D e n t i s t A 1060 Fulton St. Ent. 559 Classon Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Peace L . Office Hours: 942 A_.— M. 5230--.9 P. M. 1 and by appointment Tel.: GL. 2-9256 . 7 LINCOLN MEAT MARKET 16 oz. to the noun 1878 Fulton St., Br’k1yn, N. Y. Tel. ST. 3.4465 n PEACE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.. INC. A “Complete Stock of\Building Materials to Supply Contractors and Home Owners 859 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Deliveries Everywhere ‘ Phone: STerling« 3-8432 ' J ( PEACE Special attention given to restaurants \‘ V " THRIFT MEAT MARKET Quality Meats —- Poultry and’ Provisions 1357 FULTON sr. A BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Between Marcy Avenue and Verona Place) Peace l Fulton St., (Near Spencer Pl.)‘BrOok1yn, N. Y. Tel MAin 2-3525 ‘ " A. MALKIN Paints, Wall Paper THE BEST FOR LESS - Quality paints only ~ ' 5, We deliver anywhere promptly V "5 Putnam Avenue p at Fulton St. Brooklyn.‘ N. Y. _ PEACE ‘” E A‘ Peace A . PEACE DININGA-ROOM ill MEALS 10c. and use. Spaces also for} Sisters V v I .. h. \ /‘ NEE December ;14th,»--"1939, ii i We thank You, FAEHEBV 1 A 1004 Fultonst. _ Brooklyn, N.Y._ ’ ‘ .~ V , THEE‘! ’ \ .\Decen1heif,..1;4tlfI;,_ p19s.9pA.D.F.o;,, The, NEIW n Avx A I A A I AM ‘VICTORY FROM EVERY ANGLE AND ALLWEIO mi LIVE ACCORDING TO MY TEACHING, WITH ME THEY WILL BE PROTECTED” —— EATHERIDIVIINE You Cannot Give Justice in Your‘Testimonies unlelszs You 5Civefp'2, , the Cause of Undcsirable Conditions iffYouit’Know‘It, as Well as the Effect “OUR FA’I‘l~IER’S MESSAGE?” GIVEN WHILE AT" THE BANQUET TABLE 1887-9 MADISON AVENUE _NEW YORK CITY SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 9th, 1939 A.D.F.D, _ TIME 3:05 P. It is/ evidently known that there is a cause for every. effect, and if those who claim to be followers of FATHER DIVINE in relating negative experiences such as accidents, dis- appointments and failures, do not tell the cause of their conditi.ons, visitors or others who do not know, are aptto wonder if there is not some flaw inJFATHER’S Teaching. There is, of ‘course, no flaw, in the CHRIST Teaching, but if one deviates, he or she must suffer the consequenc-es; for each individual is a free i I I agentto do as he wills, but all must. reap just what they sow. A A , _ This waspjexplained byour blessed SAVIOR in His Message after the testimony of a broth- . er, in which he told of an amazing escape from ' death‘, 3 when the tr.uck_"he was driving fell over . a two hundred and fifty foot embankment into ’ wa flaming dumps While in the hospital for thir- ty—thrée days, the speaker said, he suffered no pain whatever". He neglected to explain, how- ever, that the life he had been living at the time. was very much in violation to FATHERS Teaching, and it was only through FATHER’S Wgreat. mercy that he was blessed to escape, death or permanent'_injury,, that this experi- “encel might serve as -a warning to him and ' others. MERCIFUL , REDEEIMER, WE THANK (The foregoing ‘statements are those ‘of the tra_nsc_riber, land;eFATHER’S Message follows.) I=+EAC»E,f EVERYONE! , ‘ He]§eV,eV,.,wAe §11__.Va,11e again...and., there I sit. and stand. I will stress it and stress it a-s._a living reality until you ppwill know I I AM!‘ In the UNITY of spirit, of mind, of aim and-of pur- pose, by this we will UNIFY others in one common cause and we will be able to declare. in reality: here you all are and there I AM; , A there I sit and here you stand. I - At this instancell would just like to say in reference to one of the speakers a little while ago-—the gentleman at My left from Califor- nia——the accident he was in and which sent him to the hospital apparently ~ in a serious condition, yet he declares he was not affected ‘to the place that he bore a pain; where he was free from all agony while. under such an afflic- tIon——-In other words, in suifch an injured con- dition. I ’ " » I Now I would like to say, there isia cause ’ for everything. We often speak of the effects, ‘ ’ but youdo not "usually speak of the cause; Not one of My real followers who lives exactly according to My Teaching needs to. bein a accident. That, is the first thing. PEACE, EVERYOl\IE!. Justice in Testimony , _ Now the cause of this accident should be es- tablish.ed, if you claim. to be a follower; for the cause and the effect must go together for each and everyone inconsciousness to-get and _ give justice. You cannot give justiceeven. in your illustrations and in your testimonies, un-’ less you give the cause, if you know it, as well as the effect. To give,real_ evidence, you must bring out the cause! That is the greatpessential ,- if you desire to justify that which ”is'jLIsti- . I fiable. I A , But ifyou desire to conceal justice or evade the issue‘ as an act of an expression of con- ’cealing yourself selfishly, why, naturally V011? I vrill speakof the. effect but not of the jcaus_e.— 3 In the defense of justice I speak at this in-...,gf j stance, to let you know. there, is aca1_Is‘e,for \ . ~ . J: w 26 . I The NEW DAY December 14th, 1939 A.D.F.D.; every effect, and especially if you claim to ‘know ME, you should not have a pain, you should not have an accident. It is just as much detrimental to have an accident that would be of any effect detrimentally, , as to have the cause of the accident. Can you not f see the mystery‘? There are those who have claimed Me, Who have died and suffered much misery before they died, but what is the cause? It is a devia- tion! There is a cause for such an effect, there- fore to give justice to ‘the justifiable and to the hope of your redemption, and justify oth- ers in consciousness and in consideration, the cause of all of the undesirable effects that you have experienced or are now experienc- ing should be manifested. It should be mani- fested and you should manifest all of the causes as well as the effects. You Need Not lWant David brought this out on one occasion——I could have said on many~—something that is well worth considering for all humanity. It is quite often rehearsed by Me as a Person. I I reiterate _David’s statement: “The LORD is my Shepherd; I shall not want.” ,. You need not want for anything, if you walk in the light that CHRIST has given. He re- stores your soul! He delivers you out of the snares of the enemy! He is your REFUGE and your STRENGHTH and your PROTECTION against accidents, disappointments and all fail- ure; but remember, when you fail to live ac- cording to the requirements and fail to use GOD’S remedy according to the direction, you cannot expect to get GOD’S real PROTEC- TION! . You should not have an accident! There is a cause for every accident, something like it has been the experience of others of My fol- lowers. But the-re is some deviation, some men- tal or spiritual or verbal digression that causes such accidents to befall you or anyone else, for the LORD is your SHEPHERD and you shall not want if you live the life. But it is wonderful to see how My SPIRIT actually does protect you from complete de- struction, even, in deviations at times; in com- plaints and in failure, in disobedience and in rebellions. If there is any spark of the hope in you as FAITH in GOD, at times even though you have digressed /ahd deviated and have con- ‘flicted the hope. of your salvation, still there may be a chance __f01‘.your deliverance out of sincerely and living accordingly, trouble in that of which was spoken of, in accord with that whichever, that ‘was spoken of again by the writer: - . “Call on Me in the day of trouble and I will deliver thee.” Sin Must Be Uncovered That is a consolation for one who has faith in the INFINITE, even though deviating: “Call on Me in the day of trouble and I‘will deliver thee.” But what said the Scripture‘? “He that covers his sins

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