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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-30

First Baptist--Preaching at IL
O'Clock and s:15 o'clock. by the pas
tor. Rev Geo. Mcdaniel, D. D. Sun
day school meets Mt $50 A. M: B. Y.
P. u. 7:15 p. M
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

kind of an impossible reduplication Of infinity. The Creeks pictured Olym- pus. the Egyptians had a deity for every day of the month. Even ortho- dox Christianity has balanced evil against good, and defined Spirit as the ultimate of matter. Yet Christ Jesus said as plainly as anything could be said, That which is born of the flesh is flesh and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit" It does not seem possible, as the present moment, for all men to see eye to eye. and this because the human beings vision of Truth is limited. No man can demon strate more Truth than he sees, and what he sees differs in quantity from what his neighbor sees. This very obvious fact makes it essential that the doctrine of charity in all things should be carried as far as possible. The human mind is only too likely to manifest less charity than it should, rather than more than it need.
 It is clear, then, that charity must be an accomplishment of unity. Even the human mind. finding expression through the pen of Meldenius ,recOg nizes this. But after all, true charity is love purged of it's grossness. The translators of the Bible saw this wher they used the word in their transla- tion of the famous passage in Corin- 1 thians, And though 1 bestow all my | goods to feed the poor and though
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

give my body to be burned, and have not charity it profiteth me nothing. Without charity, it follows that unity is impossible, for unity is the expres- sion of charity, which is love.
 Thus the writer of the Latin cpl gram builded much truer than he- knew. In unessentials men must have freedom. because unessentials are con cerned with human opinions outside the realm of Principle. In this realm itself nothing is unessential because all is Principle. Unity, consequentlys is an essential, because if there is not unity there is departure somewhere from Principle. If however, charity be maintained, healing may always follow.
 Tn a wonderful definition, in the Glossary. on page 592 of Science and Health Mrs. Eddy has explained "Oi" as follows: "Consecration; charity, gentleness; prayer; heavenly inspira - | tion.' The man, then anointed with | the oil of Spirit, is consecrated, chari- table, gentle prayerful, inspired. But | in the very nature of the unity of good
 he cannot be one of these without | being all. To understand, however.
 what this means, it is necessary to
 understand Love, and Love is the most
 misunderstood word in the English
 language. The whole of Science and i Health was written to explain Love. And yet how little men understand 1 Love is shown by their inability to | demonstrate Principle. Therefore, 'In
 omnibus caritaS "-7n all things . charity.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10
PHOENlX-THE COURT OF DREAMS
 By Edgar Kennison

You have heard in song and story of Athens her
 glory; You have thrilled at Roman grandeur where the
 broken marbles geam; You have marveled at this beauty a student bound
 in duty; Have you known that here in Phoenix is the modern
 Court of Dreams? What Ii me the pagan wonder, what to the genu
 thunder. or Ali Babals heather horde with sandaled feet? When the mockins birds calling, and the western
 dusk is falling And smell the orange blossoms and the musk rose
 faint and sweet, Here in olive enchanted. where the date and
 fig are planted. Any byway that follow will to secret gardens lead Where the meadowlarks singing and swift white
 doves winging- And yOuu find the hidden princess and the pome-
 granate seed When your fancy tires her pnions questing for long
 lost dominions Westward of the mountains is an empire grand
 supreme. That surpasses Asias spendor, and has scenery. to
 lend her Let her rest in courts of Phoenix and shell know the
 Court of Dreams
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

requisiton upon the thumb, find that there is not another enacted measure that could not have been dispensed with.
 None of the legislation SD much heraded has been effected The educational reforms which we expected have not provided for; the soldiers settlement act is still air and good roads legislation has been wrecked. The final adoption of a state budget system IS very doubtful Altogether, only by incred- ible activity the four days the Fourth legislature escape d record of less accomplishment than any of it's three predecessors
 II started out we'll It appeared to be above the average in personnel Its movements were business like IL took up the important matters first. It worked upon them industriously and systematically up to a certain point which was, though. far short of point of accomplishment.
 In neither house was the time frittered away in the ordinary manner, by speech making and per sistenty obstructive tactics. It looked, three ago as if the vital bills would be put of the way early so. to allow liberal time for cleanup and a sorting out of the meritorious of the less important measures. All sunny.
 suddenly the shadow and the chill partisan politics fell the legislature and, as mpor- legislation concerned. an impasse was sud denly encountered The good roads bill stopped practically everything else worth while About the only bills passed since Were of so little moment TO arouse opposition and for that matter. in terest beyond that of those who were trying to put them through
 The important thing so far done has been to create issue for political campaign years hence. The question then to be presented to the people will be. Who blame the sudden and unexpected failure of the Fourth legislature?
 We not yet. of course recording that failure. Much may be accomplished in four days in the way of redemption. but confess that the prospect Of redemption is d one. It was rendered more so by the action of the democratic central committee Saturday in demanding that the democratic members of the legislature stand firm for the party, whatever may be the result to the people
 If our democratic friends in the legislature intend obey that injunction, the session is already as good ended
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10
COMMISSION GETS
 UNF AIR RAILROAD
 MILK RATE ABATED

That the discriminatory rates on condensed milk from Phoenix to all other points in Arizona will be inn mediately abated is the news conveyed to the corporation commission by a telegram from the railroad authori- ties in San Francisco.
 Six years ago the commission re- quired the railroads to make. from Tempe to various points in the state. rates on both carload and small lots of milk. under which the Pacific Creamery company was able to ex- pand 10 the mutual benefit of the dairyman, consumer and the factory said Commissioner Jones who has charge of the railroad division of the commissions work.
 'The MaricOpa Creamery company of Phoenix entered the field as a pro- ducer of condensed milk and failing 10 secure from the railroads the same relative rates from Phoenix as pre- vailed from Tempe entered a com plaint to the commission. Judge Kib- ! bey presented the ease for the cream cry company. At the hearing Attor- neys Bullard and Forest appeared fOl the railroads and made very cur statement that since the railroads were under government control tn, state commission was without author ! ity 10 act
 Based upon the facts submitted ! the commission entered an order tha resulted in a great deal of interest il railroad, governmental and commis sion circles. The order commented | very plainly on what the commission ] characterized as the exercise of auto cratic powers of the McAdoo admin istratiOn in dealing with matters o public concern in an unfair manner
 Local railroad traffic men attempte, ] to ignore the commissions order ant sought to cancel the less loal rates from Tempe. The commission submitted the facts to the Washington 1 authorities, resulting in Phoenix an, Glendale being placed upon an exactl parity with Tempe in conformity wit the findings and order of the stat | commission.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10
Where The People
 May Have a Hearing
Resents LeaisIator,s Words.

 Editor The Republican.
 Dear Sir:
 | understand Hen. Nicholas A. Nyne, member of the house of representatives, made a statement in the house about myself as justice of the peace of Camp Verde justice precinct wherein he said | stood in with the gamblers and boot leggers, all of which is a willful and malicious falsehood.
 Camp Verde justice precinct. from the junction of Verde River and Oak , creek about F miles north of Camp Verde to the Horseshoe reservoir or Maricopa. line, Is so miles in length, and from the Mingus and Verde range of mountains on the west and on the south and Gila and Cococino county on the east is about 40 miles wide. in which there are five voting places. In 1910 there were .512 white people and 536 Indians. There has been only one grand jury case in more than 90 years, and not q dollar of criminal cash to Yavapai county or to the state of Ari- Zona in all that time, one gambling charge and $l00 fine. and one put up job by detectives and half a pint Of whiskey-rS30 fine or 90 days No other gambling or drinking.
 l have been justice Of the peace a great many times. and have married people there over 42 years ago 1 have been resident of Arizona more than % years and have been census enum- { orator four times and twice have taken the irrigation and agricultural statist ics for Yavapai county. There are seven schools and one high school in the Camp Verde justice precinct with 12 teachers.
 Any statement by Mr Vyne as to the bootleggers. drinking or gambling is a islander on the people of Verde Valley. I am glad he is a democrat or socialist. instead of a republican. so the blame Of his scandal will not be chargeable to the few republicans of the Camp Verde justice precinct. Yava- 1 Iai county, Arizona. Very respectfully.
 George W. Hance.
 Justice of the Peace.
 Camp Verde. Yavapai county, Ari- zona.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

MONDAY MORNING. MARCH io 1919
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

II Arizona were going into the business of good roads construction and apparently not, perhaps the only state in the Union that will not adopt state it would attract to itself from the federal government in the ensuing three years the sum Of S376779465 It would receive this year s1.O9612471: next year. slSo15S27s and in 1921 's1S7Oo7S15 Will party politics be worth that much to Arizona?
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10
WEARING SOLES MEAN LOW SHOE BILLS

have never been able to get half the service from other soles that I get from Neolin Soles, says H. H. Shel- lenberger, travelling salesman of Easton, Pa.
 Long service from the soles means lowered shoe costs, for that is where shoes wear out quickest. When next you need new shoes buy them with Ne0lin Soles. You pay no more than for shoes that give less wear-and you can get them in many styles for men, women, and children.
 Have these durable. comfortable and waterproof soleS put on your old shoes. too. All good repair shops carry them. They are made, scien- tifically, by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber O.. Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to outwear all other heels.
 ne0Iin SO1es
 Trade Mark Reg U. 8. Pat Cd.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

Mr. otto H. Kahn has lately written am article on the Menace of Paternalism." dealing with the ques- ton Of the government ownership of the railroads IL IS not menace. The country has awakened from bad dream. There will be no government ownership When hereafter the subject may be introduced the inroducer will be referred the government expert ment beginning in the year 1917 A. b
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10
Four Days More

Four more days for legislation and much to do when We come to measure up what has been done in iifty-six legislative days are rather disappointed Beside some good and important bills that might be counted upon the fingers of one hand ygi.,t r,a,,,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

It makes no difference what your wants may be- You can have them supplied by using and reading the Re publican Classified Pages
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

'TiS the human touch in this world that counts. The touch of Hour hand and mine. Which means far more to the faint ing heart
 Than shelter and bread and wine. For shelter iS gone when the night k OCT.
 And bread lasts only day, But the touch of the hand and the sound of the voice Sing on in the soul alway.
 Spencer NJ. Free.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-10

SenOr den BeItran Mathieu.
 Senor den Beltran Mathieu is the new ambassador from Chile to the United States. Nearly thirty years ago he served as first secretary of the embassy at Washington and since that time has held many responsible diplomatic posts.
Evening star., 1919-08-24
MAGNIFICENT HOME
AND f ACRES

Containing IA large rooms, which are: Draw
ing room. windows and open fireplace; libra
ry, windows and open fireplace; dining room.
lSx4. also fireplace; china closet, large kitchen
and pantry; stairways: elec. lights; cellar
under entire house, with new furnace. Second
floor. 5 fine bedrooms. with closets; bathroom.
and large linen closet. Third floor, large bed.
rooms and den; also large hoored attic and
steps to cupola (elegant view); ITO feet Of con-
tinuous porch around three sides of house; gut
tiers and downspouts; gasoline engine for pump
ing; outbuildings; workshop. 12x15; large 2
story barn. has stalls and room for wagons
and auto; corncrib. chicken house, pigpen, etc.
abundance OF shade; fine orchard, contains go
trees. 200 now bearing; all varieties of small
fruits. over 1.00O raspberries, 500 blackberries
grapes; rhubarb asparagus. mulberries. etc.
bloom; roses, etc. Owner-occupant, Mr. Pilling,
now desires quick sale, due to change in busi-
ness. Price. $4,000 (which he refused cash
years ago). Terms. 5000 cash. balance can
arrange. Possession weeks. Property 7-1O
miles from Georgetown; minutes walk from
Carney station which is on 18th and Pa ave
elee line and near 'th- Lothrop place.; fine
corn crop goes with place. Picture Of house
and all information at office. A splendid buy
for one who desires high and healthy country
kor,e near Washington.
w. OHARA,
W1LLETT & REINECkE CO., 1909 n NV.
Exclusive Agents on Above Four Proeerties
Phone Main 1928.
AT JEWELL STATION, VA. on GREAT
Falls trolley. near Washington Country Golf
Club. suburban home with 8 large rooms, bath.
cellar; modern improvements; electric lights
and hot-water heat; ON two-acre lot with con-
crete garage; shade and fruit. Possession
Sept. Is. Price. 5000: easy terms
b. D. CROKER, Owner,
R. F. d. 1. Rosslyn. Va 24s
SEvEN-ROOM HOUSE, -FOUR ACRES LAND:
small fruits; all necessary outbuildin1s: at car
station; on pike in Fairfax county, Va; near
court house; Immediate possession. Address
Box 265-A, Star Office. 29s
Evening star., 1919-08-24
6 ROOMS AND'GARAGR.

Beautiful concrete block home containing 8
large rooms. reception hall and bath; large
pantry; electric lights; front porch; concrete
rage, same material as house. holds car; also
chicken house: attic storage space; cutters and
downspouts: lot 5Ox15O; property located on
utes from 18th and Pa. ave. on Mt Vernon
cars; get on at North Braddock. ~ squares
to house (you can't miss it,. Mr.. McCuen's
place. Inspect any time. Photo at office. Price.
1926; terms. $500 casn, balance $50 per
month includes everything. Possession q days.
See this, it's good
Evening star., 1919-08-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR eALE-Co1ei11e1-

5 LARGE ROOMS. LARGE ATTIC. u STORY
high; cellar under entire house; 2-story stable
front by 200 It. deep. Price. 3.500: situated
on Fenwick ct. near, Wells. Brentwood. Nd
Take cars to Mt. Rainier and inquire at staI
tion or get on at brentwood. WESLEY Wild
ENMYER. Boz 306. Mt. Rainier, Nd. 2ls
FOREST GLEN, MD.-FIRsT-OAAss a-ACRH
country home strictly modern bungalow Of 4
rooms and bath: beautiful lawn and shade sit.
uated high and refined enviroumenta: unusuak
" attractive. Price. So. zoo. Address Boz
14-A, Star office. 2Ss
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. By OWNER. REsE
dence on new Annapolis blvd. Decatur Heights,
electric lights; large rooms and bath; hot.
water heat; electric range: open fireplace; g,
ment cellar; II acre ground; fruit and berriesi
high and dry; with fine view for miles around
completely furnished. and must be sold Al
once; price includes an Overland touring car.
model S3-B, in fine condition. newly painted;
81 600 for all; 5000 cash. terms. Address
Rnx PA Star ofiGe
Evening star., 1919-08-24
f 6ROOMS AND ACRES.

Nice Groom home; large parlor, 1890; GEN.
ter hall plan; large bedrooms and extra room
for bath. without fixtures; attic; air space,
electric lights: front porch, sides: cellar un-
downspouts; many outbuildings. including ga
rage. Toulouse and broom house for servant;
chicken houses; about so fruit tress: nearly
all bearing; raspberries. grapes. asparagus,
located on Dfttmar road. Mr.. Smiths place.
Inspect any time. Near vanderwercken sta
tion. Va. on Great Falls electric line. miles
from city and near Washington Country Club
Price. $4.750. Terms, $3.50 cash, balance $35
per month includes everything. Possession in
Is days.
Evening star., 1919-08-24
foR sAIE-HoUsEa



GOOD 4-RooM BRICK. CELLAR AND NEW
hath: nice front yard; excellent white neigh
berhood; $500. Apply premises, go eth
sf. ne.
ON MARYLAND AVE. NE.
$500. with 81 900 cash. Splendid three
/. story. nine-room brick; wide frontage and
lawn; lot to paved alley room for garage;
real bargain.
Two-apartment. pressed brick, 5 and rooms
each; two tile baths: two heating plants;
large rooms; all outside windows: up-to-date
hxtures manteis light finish woodwork. etc {:
terraced lawn. 38x45. on Massachusetts, ave. !;
paved alley; bargain At $6.s00; terms.
OVERLOOKING MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Two apartments. each containing two bed
rooms. parlor. dining room. Kitchen and Datn;
two cement cellars. separate heating plants.
screened rear Groches, nice terraced lawn;
choice location: 1000; $50 CASH
Excellent 12-room home, bath, vapor heat.
awnings, deep lot with garage. on paved alley:
owner occupies; inspection any time; $500
terms.
Up-to-date 6-room, tile bath, h.w-h., elec.
lights. laundry tss euiltin sde! refriserator; Tor
mediate possession; inspection after 6 p.m
MsLAcHLES BANKING GoRP,S;; COR N; q.
Between 18th and 18th. near Newton; semi-
detached brick; ST., colonial porch, hwh.
elec.. tile bath, servants avatory: strictly
modern and in fine condition; deenlot. with
garage on paved alley; a splendid ho<ae in q
choice location; $3.50; $500 cash; imme-
diate possession.
24OO BLOCK 18th NV.
9-r bath furnace, four rooms and pantry
first noor, s bedrooms second and on
third; open frepiaces; bargain on easy
terms.
McI.ACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
ELEGANT TAPEsrRY BRICK RESIDENCE 4
Now under construction.
II rooms, 8 baths; exclusive location: 18th
St. Highlands; price. SIS, ,0O0. with IS 600 cash;
should be ready for occupancy Oct.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and q.
Evening star., 1919-08-24
142-Acre "Sunnymead Farm"
S.. 500. with 8 Cows.

i
| 8 horses. 8 heifers, hogs. reaper. mower.
eulky plow. sulky cultivator, harrows, gaso-
line engine, woodsawfng outfit. horse
planter, tanning mill, complete list machinery,
TOOLS wagons. harness. crops on farm, etc, in
| cluded by owner to retire now. miles r-r.
| station and large city; lovely lake on
! wire-fenced. spring-watered pasture. woodlot.
estimated 10000 feet timber; choice fruit:
good maple-shaded 10-room house. barns. silo.
poultry. hog houses: $500 takes everything;
part cash. Details. page 40. Catalog Bar.
gains, 10 States; copy free. STROUT FARM
AGENCY. 1422-N. Land Title bldg. PhIla.
SNAP-MUST SELL 81 ACRES RICH LAND.
nesr Brookland and Catholic University $50
an acre easy terms: adjoining land 500 an
acre. ATTORNEY. Room Z, 512 St NV.
VA. AND MD. FARMS. AL0UT 100 ACRES
land in Virginia. miles on good road frcn
try house; crib; slate and metal roofss
bath. and furnace heat; minute from two
electric lines; horses, cows. harness. buggies.
sale; in fine state Of cultivation; a city home
in the country; part cash; balance 6 per cent.
Elegant Maryland farm; about 200 acres; neaf
d. c. line: in fine shape; real bargain; sew
eral small farms; terms. Phone us for apr
pointment to drive you over them. Takoms
Park Realty Co.. Tskoma Park. ID. c. Colum-
bia 9506.
SIXTEEN ACRES FINE LAND. UNIM-
proved. with two good building sites; II
miles from Washington; good macadan road
oo tive ass
into bearing; timber; bargain at $1,950s
cash. $3.50: balance easy. Address Boz 9.B.
Star Office.
''HILL CREST" POULTRY FARM. STREAM:
springs; fruit; excellent gardens: hrewoods
attractive 7-room house: many outbuildings;
profitable little farm; III miles station. stores,
high and graded schools; 81. 200. easy terms.
miles Washington: committing.
r. LEE WILSON, Clifton Station. Va
3s4 ACRES CHOICE TIMBER
In Louisa CO., Va, miles from X. K. On
good road conceded one Of the best tracts In
the state. consisting of piling pulp. pine. saw
timber: tie timber. etc. Owner forced to sen
and will sacrifice. Price, SIC. 900.
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'S,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and Y.
NORTH OF CITY-lO0 ACRES: IMPROVED
by beautiful home: large shade trees fronts
good outbuiidings; rich soil; oiled roads; short
run to city; church and school convenie1es
immediate posseesioa; t1e.0o0. T. II AAArs
TIN. IA Nm ~ n.N- koo4 III --
Evening star., 1919-08-24
snRnRRAN PRoPERTY.
ron sALE-Continued.
LARGE BUILDING. Sc. 400.

Well built, 2-story building; doubie-sided;
located on Ballston ave-, Ballston. Va: known
rs X. Of P. Hall: has one large room down
stairs, 27x45, with 8 windows; also same size
and second floors; evidence Of construction. sec
ond floor has held more than 800 people dancing
at one time; building lighted by gas; high
cash. balance Of 81, 500 can run first trust.
Would make good two-family nat. garage. store
or warehouse. vscant. Inspect this. Many
possibilities to make splendid paying invest.
ment out Of this well built building.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

NV. 25s
NO. 74S321 - BRAND-NEW BUNGALOWS,
$3.50; 81 900 cash, balance terms; rooms,
bath. open fireplace, hardwood trim. floors,
hot-water heat. large lot, porches.
No. 75S821-$5, 800; bungalow; 8 rooms
bath; lot 50x130; all improvements; electricity;
hot-water heat. etc.: terms.
No. 76S321-Northwest, near Soldiers Home;
modern, GROOM bath; hot-water heat elec-
tricity; ETC.; good terms; $1,000.
No. 77S321-Mount Pleasant; near 18th and
Park road; 10 rooms. bath. electricity, hot
water heat; large lot; garage; 81, 600 cash:
terms; l block from cars; S.. .750.
No. 7SS321-Mount Pleasant; near 18th and
Park, road; beautiful home; rooms. baths.
open nreplaces. hardwood floors. electricity;
double garage, cement floor and drive; sleep
ing and breakfast porches. A bargain and
with good terms.
No. 79S321-Handsome Groom, bath. with q
beautiful large lots, facing Washington Balti-
more pike; electricity, gas heated; all mod
ern improvements; hrst-class condition; garage,
chicken house; bargain at 81 $50; 81 500 cash.
balance $50 monthly. Only 10 minutes from
city by steam road. 20 minutes by auto and
30 minutes by electric cars. Act quickly.
No. S0S321-6 rooms. BATH hot water heat:
lot 50x150; all modern improvements: chicken
house; block from cars; 1000 cash; terms.
O. B. ZANTZINGER.
8O3 New York Ave.
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