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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-31
MUST CAVITY BE RAr1oNEDq

In made by the food administrator gen.
ea warning of coming sugar shortage the and south
states he says:
Unless wider and immediate reduction of the
sugar consumption in candy and drinks it will be
necessary year cua the supplies industries
been done all Europe.
Mr. Hoover isn't suggesting that all of candy be stopped at
He has intention desire to do away with the candy
dusy That would be unfair and unwise He simply the
people of the country realize the Importance of going for
while in the consumption Of sugar
AS nation have always used than needed We
Incorporate of candy perfectly good food but
health when INDUCED in beyond certain limits
Not long ago when Mr. Hoover first asked sugar he
asked reduce usual consumption by only 3not count
needed for canning There has been response this
request But nearly enough families have taken the matter
ousy There still time do voluntarily before the government
has to do it for
Do without of the three day. and
third of usual feast of candy sweet bev
See your health doesn't improve and your loose change
stay you longer Like the Liberty Bonds saving sugar will be
for your good quite much for anybodys eses
1t is the opinion Of military that the quick way win the
with feet of Aeroplanes Well let's quit talking about
1t and build the planes
Dining the Eastern roads going smaller por
ons and charge for meals That's right soak em.
--=
The young who enlisted in the Air for the
be accused of seeking light occupation necessarily
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-31

1t is the opinion Of military that the quick to win the
with feet of Aeropane Well let's quit talking about
it and build the planes.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11

being equips man with spiritual courage in proportion to the strength of his conviction and the clarity of his understanding. This spiritual truth applied understandingly to the myriad details of human experience is suffi- cient to solve every problem, and fin ally to establish universal harmony. It is step by step achieving this result through the evangelization of the in- dividual thought. and the healing of sickness and sin.
 This Science of being replaces ones s reliance on matter with firm trust in divine Principle. Spirit, Life, Truth and Love The dream of material liv- ing is being dispelled when it is seen that God, divine Love, alone is the Father and Mother of Man. and that man never was, never needed to be, and never in fact could be otherwise created This spiritual understanding is purifying the human consciousness and raising the standard of life, health and morals. When disease seems real and true. when sin claims to have power and to afford pleasure, or when injustice appears to be rife and ram- pant. these are simply false arguments Of the carnal mind. The material senses declare that spiritual truth does not exist, that matter is all. and that evil is supreme. Therefore to hold unflinchingly, in the face of these il- lusions, to the scientific fact that God, Spirit, is All-in- all, and that there is no matter, no evil, no disease requires courage of the highest order. But the results are gratifying, for thus the sick are healed, the shining re- formed, and error of every sort is neu- tralized. The accommodating proofs of the practicality of this method of meeting and destroying evil strengthen the convictions of the scientific Chris tian and increase his courage.
 The prophet Ezekiel was splendid example of strength due to the cour- age of right conviction. He was not perturbed by the carnal minds oppo- sition to the spiritual truths he gave expression to, but became all the firm CT in his devotion to divine Principle. Behold. have made thy face strong against their faces, and thy forehead strong against their foreheads." Thus Truth spoke to the prophets inner ear. AS an adamant harder than flint have I made thy forehead; fear them not, neither be dismayed at their looks, though they be rehellious house." The clear recognition of the allness and eVerp-esence of God, of di- vine Love, and the perfection of man as Gods idea, not only makes one courageous. but also compasSionately Considerate of all human problems, wise in working them out. and tender and kind, even while smiting error with unsparing hand. On page 121 of "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany Mrs. Eddy writes; Tn metaphysics we learn that the strength of peace and of suffering is sublime. a true, tried mental cOnvic- ton that is neither tremulOus nor re- lapsing. This strength is like the ocean, able to carry navies, yet yield ing to the touch of a finger"
 Since Truth. God, is omnipotent, he who accepts the standard of Truth without compromise or mental reser yation is thereby allied to omnipo.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11

and temporize with error. house built partly on the rock and partly on sand, if such a foundation is conceiv- able. could not be expected to stand the shock of the tempest, whereas house securely founded on the rock should not be expected to do anything else. This solid basis is not gained nor maintained through will-pOwer which is as shifting sand but by spr- itual understanding. Neither can this understanding be forced upon ones self or upon others. It develops nat urally under the guidance of divine Love. God is responsible for His ideas, and the truth revealed in Chris tian Science is leading mankind step by step upward to a higher under standing and demonstration of Life. Truth, and Love. Undivided allegiance to God simplifies human life, inspires courage, promotes health, insures sue cess, and quickens spiritual progress. Tt is not wise to take a halting and halfway position or to expect to work equally with Spirit and matter, Truth and error,' Mrs. Eddy writes in the Christian Science textbook. There is but one way-namely. God and His idea-which leads to spiritual being.
 tScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures, D. 161)
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11

tence The position of the exponent of Truth need not be affected or modi- fled by the opposition Of the supposi- titious carnal mind, but this fictitious minds resistance is necessarily less ened by, and must finally yield entire ly to, the spiritual idea. Truth is never influenced by error. The real man. Gods image and likeness is simply the reflection of Truth, there- fore he cannot be injured or influ enced by error, any more than Truth can be affected thereby. The trials which the seeker for Truth may un dergo only serve to remind him of the need of getting rid of all physical be- lief, and of realizing more clearly that man is Gods idea.
 In considering his course in given problem where moral issue is in volved, courage of conviction based on spiritual truth enables a man to arrive promptly at right decision. Contrary arguments may assail, and temptation may assume the most subtle forms, but this only serves to open his eyes to the nature of errer and impels him toIplant his feet all the more firmly on the rock of Truth, the Science of be- ing. It should not seem more difficult to stand on the basis of absolute
 Truth than to divide ones allegianc
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
PHOENIX HKS IN
 SPECIAL EDITION

Phoenix Elkdom in particular, ana Phoenix in general are featured in recent edition of the Border Elk, published at Fl Paso to the exclusion of nearly everything else in that spe- cial number.
 The Border Elk as it's name indl- cates, is a fraternal publication de- voted to the Elk lodges of the states of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. It is now in it's fifth year and is one of the most substantial of like publications in the country. In brief history of Phoenix 1t IS
 made apparent that many of the most prominent men in Phoenix and Tn the state are Elks. Many of their pictures are reproduced in this number among which are those of Emil Gang, h. D. Cassidy, present exalted ruler or Phoenix lodqe Of Elks; Guy Alsop, secretary for the past nine years; Sid ney P. Osborn. secretary of state ana past exalted ruler who will go to Bos- l ton this summer as delegate from the | Phoenix lodge; Julian A. Gang, treas
 urer; W. C. Foster past exalted ruler' J. P. Kehoe. featuring knight; Her
 man Lewkowitz, loyal knight; Vic Hanny, George A. Mintz and August Hegelund.
 There are numerous views or Pnoe- 1 nix including that of the state house a street scene in the residence district, | Center street bridge and the Carnegie library. photograph of the Roose- welt Dam occupies the back page Of | this interesting number of the Border l Elk.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
There Are No Exemptions

Every and then somebody inquiries what classes of persons exempt from the draft under the Army act. Some have heard that members Of certain religious denominations are exempt that mar ried exempt; that aliens are exempt In brief who passed his twenty first birthday and has not reached his thirty first is exempt The law does not exempt anybody except persons in the military service and certain branches of the civil service. Cripples and blind not exempt Exemptions will be decided upon by the war depart ment under authority conferred upon it by the
 The law could. recognize the belief of igious organization with respect anything else It could grant immunity to the members of any church any than it could grant them spe- cia privileges. Our laws tolerate all religious bodies whose practices not in violation of some law or contrary to some public policy, but it cannot give recognition any religious denomination.
 The popular confusion regarding exemption arises from published reports from Washington to the regulations which the department would probably adopt. Some of these reports have included state by department officials and many have come to think that there something in the act regulating exemptions.
 In the civil persons of certain religious de- nominations exempted by regulation but not by law from the operation of the draft In England now persons belonging to such organizations empted and the exemption eAlenuS to undtldcieu conscientious objectors" but they put to some trouble to prove that they conscientious and not merely towards
 Probably members of such religious organizations the Friends the Mennonites and others whose tra dtons against will be exempted from the draft but we doubt very much whether exemption will extend to the individual objector to those newly fledged organizations like the Bible Students Association" and similar which appear to be the outgrowth pacifism rather than expression of a conscientious religious feeling with regard to Such organizations composed largely of people who merely pacfsts before actually got into They opposed preparedness but ried their opposition only through secular organ zations But when went and began talk ing about a draft either their organza tions took a religious character else members associated themselves with newly formed religious associations, the chief article whose creed related saving of the skins of their members.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
SOON READY TO HOLD DRAWINGS
 FUR THE DRAF I

Win the selective draft registration out of the way, the next step in form ing the new army is the organization of the boards to hear and pass upon the claims for exemption. According to word from Washington received at the office nf Colonel Breen. state offi- cer in cf:::rge or the draft, the rules and regulations by which this second
 step of the work is to be conducted
 are now in course e prepai ation.
 The law provides for local exempt
 ion boards in each county of Arizona
 there being no cities of S0,G90 popu
 lation. Boards of review also will be
 established on the basis of one, or
 more to each federal iudicia LseiistI jet.
 The section of the law relating to
 tribunals to hear pleas for exemption
 provides tha. there be civil and not
 military hearings There are to be
 three persons on each board ap-
 pointed by the president. There will
 be an appeal tribunal in each federal
 judicial district. The president would
 be the final court of appeal.
 The regulations in detail have not
 yet been announced by the war de-
 partment Persons exempted will he
 Fl
 show that they have been exempted, but the exemption lasts only while they actually are noeded in civil life or nhysically disqualified. They might be called in for another drawing If their necessity in industry or aSricul- ture no longer existed. Persons where it is clearly shown will leave actual dependents behind also will be exempt under rules to De laid down
 As yet, no date for the draft kas been received by Colonel Breen, but the probabilities are that it will he made as soon as possible possibly ny July 1, so that the men finally called to the army can be in camp ready for training by August l.
 It is said that Provost Marshal Gen : eral Crowder favors immediate Graft . ing of men registered, rather han the postponement of the draft for several weeks. Every drafted man, 1t is claimed should know that fact as soon as possible so that he can have i a few weeks to make his personal ar rangements before being called to the colors
 Although the plans are not vet com | plete. it is pro coable that the jury ! wheel system will be followed in se- 1 lecting those who are to go into the first army, and that not until fEe names have been drawn and each reg 1 istration district has provided tde i number apportioned to it, will exempt t. i ion be considered AS each individual ! drawn reports, his claims for exempt l ion will be passed upon. and II he IS | exempted another will be drawn to 1 fill the vacancy.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
DREAM OF A GYPSY LIBRARY

l once had dream of editing little library of books for the scholar gypsy such books in such mini ature yet comfortable format, he would care, and be able, to carry with him in wayfarng knapsack Nothing has been exquisite the format of that little unborn library. If you imagine exactly the kind of book that would with meal of bread and honey by the roadside you will have idea of the delicousness of my edition. of Spencer's Minor Poems. Well, took the dream to a publisher and he a lover of beautiful books as well a publisher, he thought it charming little dream and lOnged to set makers and printers and bind at work upon it's embodiment immediately. There but difficulty Who then would buy?" In his shop he had many dreams to sell, prudence counseled that he should add for the present.
 Richard Le Gallienne. 4
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
NOTABLE REAL
 ESTATE SALES

Six important realty deals were con summated by the McDowell Realty company during the past week, ac- cording to the report made Saturday afternoon. More than $24.0OO were in volved in these transactions, it was stated.
 Never can We remember the time when it was so practical for the man of moderate means to own and cultl- vate his own land.' said w. (. Me Dowell "The only way to beat the high cost of living is by becoming a producer and we believe that the req son that we are having so many land inquiries is because the people are be- ginning to realize that this is true, he continued.
 Tt was partially to supply this de- mand for small acreage that we pur- chased and are putting on the market, Northcutt Place We believe this to be ideally located
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
CALL MILLIONAIRE TO coLoRs

Macon, Ga-Emory Winship Macons millionaire capitalist has been ordered report the navy de- partment and will leave at once to join the coors He is member of the naval with the rank of lieutenant
 During the Spanish American MT. Winship was mentioned in orders by Admiral Dewey fo: bravery and he promoted a result It while his ship in port of the islands in the Philippines and all of the with the exception of himself had gone ashore, that the incident which the plaudit of the country took place Natives swooped down on the ship, but MT. Winship sprang
 machine gun and stood them off until help arrived He wounded several times.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
THE COURAGE OF CONVICTION (Tb~ Christian Ccierce MonItor)


 The Apostle John gave the perfect and unfailing recipe for true courage in these simple. scientific words: God is love; . There is no fear in love: but perfect love casteth out fear" God and Love are one. God is ever present: therefore divine Love fills all space Thus there is no room in Gods universe for evil or error of any sort, and therefore no occasion for fear. It is not enough. however, to make these statements idly, glibly, or superficially. The truth expressed hy the apostle must be thoroughly un- derstood and practically utilized in or der that the arguments of fear may be met and mastered.
 Christian Science gives the practi- cal import of the beloved apostles words, and teaches that God, divine Love. S All-in-all. and that man is Gods. perfect idea. This Science of
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11

Mrs. Herbert Sumner Owen, a prominent woman suffrage worker and now chairman of the wireless division of the National League for Women's Service, is the founder of tae first commercial class in wire less telegraphy for women. She has offered to provide the navy with 800 licensed women operators within six months, to take the place of the men needed for sea duty.
 , Mrs. Owen has seventy-five young women enrolled in the class being conducted by the league at Hunter College, New York, and it is ex- pected that classes will soon be or, ganized in several cities throughout the country.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11

however is d great mistake Economy our part will not only never accomplish the desired result but if carried indscrminately will do the entire cause much harm
Arizona republican., 1917-06-11

Let every farmer remember that the plow at work is equal to ma chine gun, and hoe in action is as good as a rifle.
 Anonymous.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
GOVERNOR SELECTS
FORMER GUARDSMAN
Col. Wallace Drafted To Draft
Others Into the Army.

Charleston. MAY When The con-
iscrjption bin. as agreed upon by the
Hconterees is passed b. tbe Unit I
states Congress and signed bv the
President West Virginia Will be pr
pared to put into execution tbc pre-
visions of the measure in accordance
with the plans laid hF the enH rH
stan Of Tho army and approved ~
the President
As chief of The department OF mtf
tary census ana enrolment Cover
nor eoruWeH has grated into bs
service. col George S Wallace #
Huntington. who IA turn will superu=
tend The drafting of West Virginia
young men mto lac new American
army winch 4I1 he raised b, con
seHption
With him from Huntington Cut
Wallace has brought w y Hufhes.
who viii serve as ehier cleric in b.
new urapu looking after the enroll
menf of he Nesf Virginia quota
the new army The chief clerk VIII
place about dozen stenoFraphers II
work in the headquarters in the ar
mofY preparing for tBe data VIII i
n necessary in fhe enrolment of H.
new army
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
TWO MEN ARRESTED
FOR HAVING FIGHT

As the result OF scrap between q
r Emory aud George Brown day
or two ago. Emory was arrested for
assault aud battery on Brown. while
Brown was arrested for attempting to
use q knife on Emory The warrants
were sworn out in Justice Llovd's
court whore The hearing OF both men
viii be held
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
HARPERS FERRY MAN
Is BADLY BEATEN UP

bert Andrews Of Harpers Fer.
~ Who had gone TO Cumberland 10
work. was badly beaten Up b. q gang
Of men and was unconscious Tor ter
hours after benz found early sun.
day morning in an Old she'd in the
South End Lee Carroll Erwin
W@igh. ard Henry Mahauey Werr az
rested ard is SAID the larar con.
e,sed
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
A TRAINING CAMP
NEAR CHARLEST

AR e6orf IS being made 10 estab
Hsh nc8f Charleston il civilian train.
iug eamp like those provided In 9th,
er pats OF the country hdjutant
General John e Bond has taken tho
matter mp with The proper authotit
ies and Canfressmpn Adam Il Lit
tfoHase says thefe is possible
chance oil Wcst Virginia being desig
mated faf enc such camp to be oper.
a1ed similarly 10 that nj Plottsbure
y
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
HEADACHE STOPS.
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. James Headache Powders
give instant rshef-Cost
dime a package.

Eerve.racking, splitting or dull,
throbbing headaches yield in just tesT
moments % DR.. James' Headache Pow
doris which cost only 10 cents a pack
aye AT any drug store TIA the quick
est, surest headache relief in the whole
world. Don't suffer- Relieve tue
agony and distress nowi You can.
Millions OF mon and women have
found that heodaehe and aeuraigis
misery is needless. Get what you ask
lor.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
TO ADDRESS C. A. r.

President Wilson accepted an inv
tauou from he Grand Army ol the
Republic to deliver an address al Me
mortal Day exercises in Arlington
National Cemetery
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01
KILLS e SNAKES

Mis- GtHe GoHe Killed thirteen
eopperbe9d snakes near her home A.
HE Northern virginia Power plant
one day la= week
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01

BALTIMORE IS OHIO EXCURSION.
Sunday May Is
SIN" Berkeley Springs and return
$1zae Cumberland and return
Special train leaves Martiashurg Ell
I9.5S g. m
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-01

~ DTSSoT1OdtINS
Answers a Question
One of the officials Of the Northern Virginia
Power Company was asked how that COM
pany could be induced to gi2-G service in
Martinsburg. Here was his ansWer--
The Northern Virginia Power Company
already has line running through this city.
It now furnishes light and power in Berke-
ley, Morgan and Jefferson counties, West
Virginia, and III Frederick and Clarke cOun-
ties, Virginia. Yet It has never furnished
current inside the corporation Of Martins
burg although this City is right IN the midst
Of its operations and is most natural place
for it to sell its service.
In order to sell current in Martinsburg it
must be granted franchise or right by the
city council Notice has been filed with the
city that this franchise will be applied for
On May y the law provides that 30 days
notice must be given On that day, If the
council consents, the company will mme-
diately get ready TO supply electricity to
MartinSburg.
The company wants no other inducement
than the good will Of the people and the
consent of the council. 1t wants no free
Site no factory, no stock subscription, no
financial help Of any kind because it has
ample funds and ample current. 1t is a great
big prosperous operating company that en-
joys the good will Of every community
where it now operates.
That is just how simple and easy it is for
Martinsburg to en- Joy the services Of this
company.
Northern Virginia
Power Company