Arizona republican., 1910-01-16
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 ganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold Sunday services as follows: Spanish sermon on the Plaza at II a. m., by Elder VIII s. Fender. Subject: What ought ! do to be saved in the kingdom of God?" English sermon on the Plaza at l D. m. by Elder J. w. Peterson. Subject: tSalvation by obedience versus salvation by faith only" Sab bath school in a hall over Doris gro cery at 2:l5 D. m. Prayer meeting in
 the hall at 3:2O D. m.
 HAPPY HOME" LECTURE SER MON-"The Happy Home" is the suggestive topic of Rev. Robert :. 1 Fisher in series of lecture e-sermons to be given at the First Methodist church, beginning tonight The topics are Getting Married" "The Man of the House." "The Woman in the 1 Case" "The Ways of Boy" What ! Can a Girl Do?" and ''The Heavenly Home" There will be special music, including numbers by a fine male quartette. The music will be under
 the direction of MT. L. s. Blackman.
 POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF | RAiN-Yesterday's baseball game be-
 tween the Indians and the Mesa High school was put off till some open date, | in the schedule as the grounds were i not fit to play on one game in the ! cup series was played and that was
 between the Phoenix High school and ! the Tempe Normal, fhe latter winning
 by g to 3. Each one of the five teams | in the league has now played one | InI~ Is<~t. xxs.Ik kxel | played two The hines that have
 percentage of 1000 are Tempe Normal. Indian School and Tempe High school. l The other two. Phoenix and Mesa. have
 a row Of zeros in the percentage col
 umn which they will doubtless have
 changed for something more substan-
 tial in the next few weeks.
 i STOCKING FOOT BURGLAR I That there is a stocking foot burglar
 or sneak thief roaming around loose in Phoenix has become a certainty If he does not walk about in his 1 stockings he is at least so soft-footed that he is seldom heard He does not even wait for people to go to sleep but
 makes his rounds early in the even ing It is probable that the same man that entered the home of J. Sherburne
 Jenckes just after dark few nights | ago is the one who, Friday night en-
 tered the rear rooms of the house oc- ! cupied by Harry Roundtree of 266 1 North Second avenue. The man en-
 tered between eight and nine o'clock while the members of the household
 were in the front rooms. He was not
 heard but was probably scared away as he got nothing. Roundtree went | into the back rooms and found every l thing turned upside down, the bedding | thrown from a bed and the contents
 of drawers disturbed. The thief left
 the light burning, which is a pretty i good sign that he was scared away.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The pastor. Rev. Robert s. Fisher,
 will speak both morning and evening
 The morning service will be unique in character and will include baptism of children and reception of members. Mothers with babies are especially in vited to attend. There will be an anthem by the chorus choir and the duet Jesus Leads will be sung by
 Mir. Prior and Mir. Hull. In the even- 1 ing the pastor will begin special series of lecture sermons on "The Happy Home" The first number will be on the topic Getting Married" The male quartet. consisting of MT. Prior. Mir. Hull. MT. Carlisle and Mir Rob
 ertson will sing Beautiful Land" Mir. Earl Hill will render as a solo Baby lon" The services are at II d. m. and 7:30 D. m. respectively. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Young Peoples Society at 6:30 p. m. This is peoples church, strangers home and there is cor dial welcome to all. The ushers will gladly assist visitors in finding com fortable seats and in meeting the pas tor at the close of the service Church corner Second avenue and Monroe street.
 SPIRIT POWER-Remarkabl dem onstrations in spritualsm are prom ised when Dr. Chas. H. Sawyer appears at the Elks theater Sunday night Jan. 16. Dr. Sawyer is known far and wide as an exponent of spiritualism and it is said he has been recognized by the Royal Society of London as a result of careful investigation of his demon strations by scientists. Dr. Sawyer's demonstrations will be made in well lighted room. instead of taking place in a dark room, as private seances fre- quently do. Among the manifestations that Dr. Sawyer claims he will produce in broad daylight on the stage are blood writing on the arm. supernatural visions of the spirit world and a table suspended in the air without the aid of human agency. A test that has caused much talk and conjecture is Dr Sawyer's Standardization feat. While the medium is surrounded with committee from the audience, fig ures appear on the stage. After min- ute or so they disappear from the stage and reappear in the audience. In all his demonstrations Dr. Sawyer gives the skeptical liberty to subject him to any reasonable test and free dom to detect if they can the slightest trace of imposture. While dematerial- ization is the mediums strongest feat he exhibits the usual phenomena, such as slate writing. spirit messages, rap pings. etc.