The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-06-25
PREACHERS FIND
FAULT As USUAL
Go "BUGuOUsE" OVER LIBERTY
BILL ARRANGEMENTS.
zion'- Ministerial Association T. Not
Satisfied with Plans of the Commit
tee IN Charge OF the BiR Celebration
Little Oncr should Not SEQ Relic
During sunday school Hour.

Projects against haNtuk SUNNY
school children view the famous Lib-
erty bell during the Sunday school
hours 40 Salt Lake city ON Sunday.
July nth. was voiced az meeting uf
the committee having In charge the
arrangements FOR the reception of the
bell yesterday. Tho protests ~ the
"artor1 were made by "A committee of
the Salt Lake Ministerial association
which was headed by Rev. WIN 4.
ilctts and Rev. George u. Davies The
committee asked that the hour for
children 20 view the bell be changed
10 the afternoon Of July nth or that
the Sunday school classes bc allowed
TO visit the hell In charge Of their
teachers.
Commissioner Wells said that n was
the proposed plan of the committee
o. have the bell viewed hy the chill
dren ~ the city during the morning
hours and that later In the day the
hell could be seen by the adults. lie
suggested that In Wow of the historic
value of the bell and the lesson In pa
triotifm that II teaches. together with
the fact that u might be the only
ohnnc, which majority of the chill
dren of Salt Lake city and the state
will ever have 90 see the bell, and that
inaAmuch AZ there are fifty-two sun
days In the year IL might not be a had
idea Co adjourn sunday schools ON the
day that the he'll viii be In Salt Lake
City.
II was finally agreed that the COM
mittce from the ministerial associa-
ton should confer with Dr y. q. Cow
lnnF. rtRtc superintendent Of public
Instruction. ana u. H. chrirtenSen,
lclty superintendent of schools. who
have charge of the plans for the chill
dren 10 view the bell. before any finaI
action is taken.
Argument For Morning.
AdJutant General wedgwood ~ the
national guard of Utah declared that
u would be next Ia impossible FOR th'
children Ia be properly handled unless
they view the he'll IN the morning
That the historic bell will not be cN'
hibited on one OF the business streets
: of the city was practically settled y,
the commission upon the receipt Of d
communications from y. T.. Calvin. wee
/ president ana general manager Of th'
oregon Short Line. Calvin explained
that the engineers OF the company hh'
Hound mat u Mnuiu not b' phrrihi' u
bring the car carrying the hell IRON
the oregon Short Line depot up towi
, over the tracks OF the street car com
many ON account Of the length Of TN
: car and the short curves that wouls
have 90 be passed. Calvin suggested
that the bell might be exhibited az thl
b southwest corner of Pioneer Park OF
a spur track that II now In place. tn
r committee viii look into this end o
, 1.-The matter before final plans ar
! lagreed upon.
General n. q, Rollins representinl
1.-THE Grand Army of the Republic II
. Utah. offered the services Of all Nom
beers of the organization on LiDert
4 Bell Day. The presenf plans Of IN
. lcommittee are 20 have a big parad
- Tor the reception of tho bell Their
Twin be three hands and the high schoo
- cadets. various organizations Of IN
= city aud state. including the Elki
4 Eagles and Moose, members Of IN
?. Republic. sons and daughters of IN
o ! American Revolution, veterans Of IN
o Spanish war, pioneers q
q Utah aud others.