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Where Nt One but Two or Three
Oxen Might Be Roasted.
Tbe kitchens of olden times seem to
have been of extraordinary size, judg
ing from the investigations made by
nil Knglisb historical society. At
Hunstinouceux. for example, tln-e was
a kitchen twenty-eight feet high, with
three huge fireplaces and a bakehouse
with an oven fourteen feet in diame
ter.
There is an old Welsh kitchen near
Llandudno, dating from the fifteenth
century, which has many primitive
culinary contrivances, now obsolete or
superseded by modern devices Among
these curious old devices may lie men
tioned a nientjaek with a (ly .viand, a
steel toasting stand and a fan bel
lows.
At Battle abbey there is a curious
old kitchen containing much of inter
est to the antiquary, and a kitchen at
St. Mnrvs hall. Coventry, is remarka
ble for the famous '‘knaves* post.” to
which. It appears, refractory scullions
were temporarily attached by way of
punish ment.
There is a medieval kitchen at West
minster abbey, although little remains
by which to identify it aside from the
rubble flooring, the buttery hatch and
an adjoining cellar. Hampton Court
palace shows its “great kitchen." with
vaulted roof and sets of antlers on its
walls.
Englishmen of other days fully rec
ognized the advantages of a large
kitchen. There is extant an order,
dated April 11). 1200. wherein Hugh de
Nevill is commanded to have the king's
kitchen at Clarendon roofed with shin
gles and to cause two new kitchens to
be erected, one at Mnrltiorough and
the other at Ludgershall. iu which “to
dress" the royal dinners, in this or
der it is stated that “it is particularly
directed that each kitchen shall lie
provided with a furnace sufficiently
large to roast two or three oxen.”—
narper's Weekly.
BANK DEPOSITS.
Guarded by a Network of Devices to
Insure Their Safety.
From the moment a depositor lines
up before the receiving teller’s win
dow of a bank and lays his bills on tbe
counter until he again receives back
his money from the paying teller his
deposit has been surrounded by a net
work of devices to Insure its safe keep
ing. It has been subjected to the rigid
banking laws of tbe state or nation,
to a guardianship by a host of public
officials, by steel and by time locks, by
the vigilance of tbe bank officials and
the surveillance of bonding companies.
And yet in spite of this constant ef
fort. though the depositor rarely loses
himself, sometimes his money mysteri
ously disappears, and until the guilty
person is detected the shadow of a
doubt bangs over the personnel of that
bank, from the office boy to tbe presi
dent. Such, however, is the system of
vigilance by which the public through
its agents of the law guards funds on
deposit that it is only rarely that the
money so taken is not recovered.
The marvel is not that men daily,
hourly, tempted with opportunities to
purloin the wealth which passes
through their lingers sometimes yield
to this temptation, but that the per
centage of loss from theft which the
banks of the country sustain is not
greater than it is. Indeed, so unusual
is the occurrence of a theft by a mem
ber of the bank’s personnel that when
such is the case the bank’s nervous or
ganization is thrown out of equilib
rium. The bank ns a bank never rests
until the theft is uncovered and the
guilty man is made to reimburse tbe
cash taken.—William Buckey iu Les
lie’s. -
Three Stars.
It was Loie Fuller, the famous
dancer, who Introduced Dumas the
younger to Flammarion wheu they met
in her dressing room at the Atbenee.
She tells of it in "Fifteen Years of a
Dancer's Life:”
“Is it possible that the two most
distinguished personalities in Paris
are not acquainted with each other?”
she said. "It is not so remarkable.”
replied Dumas, "for you see Flam
marion dwells in space, and 1 am just
a cumberer of tbe earth.” "Yes.” said
Flammarion. “but a little star come
out of the west has brought us to
gether."
Dogs and Their Food.
Dogs growl when you touch their
food, even in play, because the dog
was originally a ferocious animal, like
the wolf, and self preservation by way
of food is his foremost and all pervad
ing instinct. Only dogs that are so
near humankind that they understand
practical jokes allow their master to
take away their food. They will never
allow another dog to do so unless liv
ing in abject fear of the robber.—Bos
ton Herald.
Metamorphosis.
“Last month Jones suggested my go
ing into a money making scheme with
him"
“And did you embrace the oppor
tunity V”
••Yes. and soon found that I was hug
ging a delusion.’’-SL Louis Times.
MEETINGS IN THIS CITY.
Beginning Saturday Night Services Will be Held
In the Churches, Mass Meetings Will Be Held
at the Lyric Theatre, and a Campaign Begun
For Social, Moral and Religious Uplipt.
IN INTER-CHURCH CONFERENCE
Pastors of the City’s Churches, Executive Com
mittee of the Movement Here, Business Men
and Citizens Unite to Rid Winder of Sin and
Further the Cause of Christ.
The following is the full program of the Inter-Church Conference,
the first flcrrfce of which will be held at the Christian church at 8:30
Saturday night, a meeting for men only, and followed by meetings fat
other churches Sunday, for all. Assisting the pastors and local workers
will lx* a team from Atlanta, including the most brilliant and effective
leaders of the Men and Religion movement in Atlanta;
Kev To the Message
of the Conference
m
Bible Study, the basis.
’ Evangelism, the object.
Boys’ Work j
Social Service v the expression.
Missions )
! Program
SATURDAY, 8:30 to io P. M.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Men Only)
‘‘Personal Evangelism, or The Duty of Every Christian
toGive the Gospel to His Next Door Neighbor”.
Marion M. Jackson.
“World-wide Evangelism, or the Duty of Every_Christian
to Give the Gospel to the Uttermost Man on Earth”.
H. A. Etheridge.
“The Social Message of Jesus”. J. C. Logan.
“The Rights of the Boy”. Phillip Weltner.
‘ The Bible the Solution of the Problem”. Dr. Hull.
SATURDAY, io to n P. M.
THE INSTITUTES.
Christian Church. Men only.
Institute on Bible Study, Room No. i.
Institute on Boys’ Work, Room No. 2.
Institute on Social Service, Room No. 3.
Institute on Missions, Room No. 4.
Institute on Evangelism, Room No. 5.
SUNDAY MORNING, 10:30 to 11:30.
Visiting Leaders Will Teach Men’s and Boys’ Bible
Classes in the Sunday Schools.
Each church will hold a fifteen minutes session of its own
instead of its regular morning worship.
12 M. Men's Mass Meeting at Opera House. •
“Points of Weakness in Our Church.”
“Points of Strength in Our Church.”
Open discussion, led by Dr. Hull.
12 M. Mass Meeting for Women at Baptist church.
Leader, H. A. Etheridge.
11:30 A. M. General Mass Meeting for Colored People
at the Colored M. E. Church, led by Marion M.
Jackson and J. C. Logan.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
3:30 P. M. Men’s Mass Meeting, Opera House. Speak
er.lMarion M. Jackson.
SP. M. Conference on Boy Leadership, led by Phillip
Weltner, at the Opera House.
SP. M. Meeting with the Negro Men of \V inder, at
White Oak Colored church.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
Opera House. [Everybody]
8:30. Closing meeting of the Conference.
Recommendations of the Leaders.
Impressions.
Consecration meeting.
MONDAY NIGHT
Each pastor to meet his men at his church to organize
and adopt a program of work.
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