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Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

all 10 the glory of God" q Cor. 10: 81
Lesson Text.
!. The word which came unto ,Jere
miah from Jehovah in the days 81
Jehoiakim, the son of Josiah, king Of
Judah, saying, ,. Go unto the house
Of the Rechabites. and speak unto
them, and bring them into the house
of Jehovah, into one of the chambers
and give them wine to drink. s. Then
took Jaanzaniah the son of jeremiah
the son of Habazziniah. and his breth-
rem, and all his sons, and the whole
house of the Rechabites. A. and
brought them into the house of Je-
hovah, into the chamber of the sons
Of Hanan, the son Of Igdaliah, the mar
Of God, which was by the chamber OF
the princes, which was above the
chamber of Maaseiah. the son of Shall
lum, the keeper of the threshold. ).
And | set before the sons of the house
of Rechabites bowls full of wine ant
cups; and I said unto them, Drink yc
wine. 6. But they said, We will drinl
no wine; for Jonadab, the son of Re,
chab, our father. commanded US saying
We shall drink no wine, neither We, no
your sons. for ever. :. Neither shall
We build house, nor SOW seed, mol
plant vineyard, nor have any, but al
your days ye.shall dwell in tents; tina
We may live many days in the LAM
wherein ye sojourn. s. And we hav,
obeyed the voice of Jonadab, the 50,
of Rechab, our father, in all that h.
charged us TO drink no wine all on
days, we, our, our sons. or our daugh
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Getting the
Most Fun Out
of Nonsense
sy MARY CURRAN
Editor of the Club Worker OF me
National League of Women "ofs'
ers, Who Tells Thousands o.

Editor of the "Ciup WorN
National League of Women "ots
ers. Who Tells Thousands OF
Girls Each Week How to
Have Fun
of course. no Hallowe en- gatneI1hs
is true to form without WINS,
srooks candles, diving for apples ana
Fa,,1,n, telling wizards. But here are
some suggestions as to how to marshall
the Ghosts. spooks, and witches TO get
the most fun.
First of all. Halloween requires spe-
cial decorations. The whole house may
he decorated at extremely low cost and
vel aiaborateIy Get out into the ccun-
try and bring in quantities of autumn
leaves and golden rod. With plenty OF
orange and black tissue paper and u
few pumpkin lanterns, the whole place
can he made very festive indeed
Spooks and Goops
/ Invitations should be sent out about
d week before the party. Ask mum
| Der of girls to he "spooks." some to be
| .goops.' and other ghosts. Ghosts are
| all white-the usual garment made out
| of . sheet and pillow case. The COOP
costume is accomplished with dark
skirts fastened at the waist and caught
over the head. At the waist line
stick is fastened TO form q TINS on which
/ to hang a sweater which reaches To
the floor This gives the effect Of
queer little body and an enormous
head
During the evening the ghosts.
spooks and goops should be very busy;
also the goops may dance and do clev-
err stunts. At the front door as the
guests arrive, one of the ghosts should
be stationed to receive people in the
dark She must shake hands with
eyerybody-not soul should be al
lowed to escape her clammy, cold
hand. This is really an old cotton
glove, stuffed with boiled rice and
kept on ice for several hours.
Witch's Dungeon
After the ghost still in the dark,
the ghost is confronted with the spooh,
who is armed with a bellows. She
springs out suddenly and blows fierce
blasts in the face of the unsuspecting
guest. Then the goops appear and lead
the now loudly protesting guests in the
dark through the witchs dungeon. Here
they must climb over obstacles, crawl
through narrow openings and walk
ten feet on a piece of rubber hose.
When all the guests have met the
, ghosts, spooks and goops. the witch
appears She is director of festivities.
The whole evening should be
crammed full of stunts and games and
tricks. Ducking for apples, fortune
telling, peeling apples without break
e ing the peel, SO your wish win come
true, doughnut biting, are all fun.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
JUST THE TRAINING


Her Soldier Husband-One of the
first things 7 learned in the army was
how to carry a 70-pound sack on a
20-mile hills.
Mrs. Sububs-How lovely! Now l
must insist on your going Shopping
with me this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Following the Marshall dinner there
will be an entertainment for the royal
party given by the Belgian ambassa-
dor and the Baroness de Cartier in the
new Belgian embassy.
1t is understood that third dinner
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

1t is asserted that General Winter having
come to the aid of the bosheviki it Will be impos-
sibe to overthrow them before next season We sup
pose the bolshevd bulletins that on account Of
the near approach of winter the Reds conquest must
be delayed until next Judging from past
performances winter is only interrupting a dogfall
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
STRIKE WANTED

INV daughter practices five hours a day. said
Mr. Cumrox.
Surely she will become great artist
IT hope so. Anyway. l hope she'll get far
enough along to join musical union and strike for
shorter hours."-Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
ELS EccENTRlcITY

Yes" said old Gaunt " Grimm, he is a remark
able man--one of the sort you seldom that you
finally to fancy they EXTINCT person who
does his duty without bothering about what Smith
Jones and Brown doing waiting for them to
do it first"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

will be given by the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Lansing, where The guest list
will be so arranged that those invited
by the Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall Will not be included among those
present
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Verses and A. jeremiah brought
this leader of Rechabites to the temple
that his contemplated obi4rt lesson
might be given prominence.
Verses 5, 6. 1t was Jonadab who as
sisted John in the overthrow of the
worship of Baal (Kings 10:15-28). The
Rechabites pledged themselves to total
abstinence as protest against the
luxury and vice of the aga.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
RESTRICTION

Don't eat too much sugar. said The doctor
You're behind hand" replied the patient. THE
grocer said that several hours ago"-washing-on
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
1T WAS

Are you lawyer asked the wrathy visitor
Il sir What can | do for you?"
I'm in the grocery business A called
profteer. Is that word actionabe?"
1T certainly is-if she can prove it Brmng-
ham Age Herald
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Verse l. The prophecy of which
this lesson is a part was delivered
during the last years Of Josiah, or in
the early years of Jehoiakim about
sos or 607, B. c. Place-At a gate of
the temple in Jerusalem Ger. 7:1-2).
jeremiah was contemporary of Yep
haniak and Habaklkuk in Judah; DAN
iel and Ezekiel in Babylon. He was
both a prophet and priest.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Force 10 the utmost is all very wei IN a war
aeainst the Huns but it is rather expensive as
method of deciding our own industrial questions.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
TIME CHANGES

minneapolis -Tribune)
Parks says he was first attracted
by his wifes voice"
And now he is distracted by it,"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

"Jud Judson's wife" remarks Uncle lchabod,
"says the smell of gasoline stove makes her sick,
hut the perfume of a flivver is eXhileratin
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

One reason why Labor isn't willing to accept
three -months arrnistce is because it remember
what an armistice did to Germany.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

The blow has fallen Nothing remains but the
destruction of matter and the clash of worlds. The
Industrial conference has decided to investigate the
of living
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

As long as drivers of automobiles stiu indulge
IN contests to see who can make good his right OF
way at street intersections will continue to have
collisions Someone is sure now and then to make
mscalculation But it all helps out the repair shops
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

The Wilson plan to settle labor disputes through
joint boards of employers and workers will work I'M
til it strikes Of those fellows who has nothing to
discuss.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Senator Nelson speaks for everlasting peace. He
carries a wound of war. few months spent IN
lodging bullets and scratching coolies would make
league advocates of all statesmen.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Verse T. While living among the Is
raelites they never became a part OF
either Kingdom, Israel or Judah, be-
lieving that such Identification would
Interfere with their freedom.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Verse O. The Rechabites were a
wandering tribe of Kenite descent and
thus connected with Moses fatherin
law (Jud. 1:16), going back to indian,
the son of Abraham and keturak. The
Rechabites were pledged to life of
simplicity and temperance. They
lived in tents.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Do All to the Glory of God.

Your sins have witholden good
from you" All history is but commen-
tary in this verse. A nation is not per
manently prosperous because of the
vast extent of her fertile acres, be
cause of her genial climate or mex
haustible resources. There is another
element which enters in TO make a ma
ton strong or weak powerful or puny.
We may say it is the only element
because ii is God. There is a God
of nations and upon every page of
history since time began is stamped
this legend: your sins have witholden
good from you" How true it is that
all of the work that America has done
as nation, has not been done to the
glory of God and therefore we are in
the throes of an upheaval at this very
moment. How we have sinned against
God largely and what suffering we
are bringing down upon our heads. Let
US be eager to teach our children to
do everything to the glory of God.
When Christ said, Seek We first the
Kingdom of God" he meant it, meant
ii for a man, for a state. for q nation
for a world; and kingdoms. and try
ing to sift in a little of Gods Kingdom
through it all. can never get WITHIN
sight of real greatness unless it gets
back to where it can do all to the
glory of God. The secret of real
valuable life is to keep God in mind
in everything and then we will be able
give Him the glory, and live in
bounds of reason.
Some Facts.
! After two months or more Of pro-
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

SO far steel company official has announced
that his company provides each employee with valet
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

We are told that it may be some time before
Wilson is ready for duty There is one consolation
II will be fully that long before the senate is ready
for duty.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Verse s. Up to the moment they
had stood fast to their pledge and
maintained their honor.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

Verse -. Verses 10 and IL show
that the Rechabites had been driven
by Observation-Disclosures from the fields to
Jerusalem. but even there they dwelt
in tents and thus became conspicuous
because of their temperate habits.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
"HlLLr WHITE FINDS HIMSELF

The weather was made for the state fair
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02

AT that, the value of the dollar is not lower than
the value of tan
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Whether Therefore Ye Eat.

The sin of incompetence is not Ill
in drinking. but as we see from our
golden text eating also is included
Think of this awful sin of the Amer
lean people. How we waste and de-
stroy food, when millians are crying
this very hour for something to eat.
Men will go into dining car or eat
ing house and order as much again
as they need and leave half on their
plates as they leave the table Men
and women after they have visited the
picture show or theater ruch into some
eating house and eat large meal
when they are not hungry and when
children are dying by the thousands
for lack Of food. What an awful sin
God wants all TO have enough to eat
but he expects those who have plenty
to spare to share with those who have
nothing. Our eating must be done to
the glory of God. the same as our
work.
We are Gods, and we must never
forget that he asks US to honor him
in all things, so the christian
world will be led to know Him and
be saved from sin and extravaganza.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
Lesson Jer. 35:1-s, 12-14, 1919.
Worlds temperance Sunday.

FUIuen IeAt-W hether therefOre ye
eat or drink, or whatsoever We do. do
all TO the glory of God" q Cor. 10: 81.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-02
International Bible School Lesson
For Sunday, November 2.
REV. W. S. BUCHANAN

Verse 10. Through jeremiah Je-
hovah implores Israel to heed his
word.
Verse IA. The argument is: viii
you Israelites pay less attention to Je-
hovah himself than do these Recha-
bites to Jonadab?"
Verses is, 10. Verses Is TO II con
tain the doom Jehovah pronounced
upon Judah and Jerusalem, and verses
is and 10 contain the commentator
of Jehovah delivered to the Recha-
bites for their honorable hving.-Com-
ments are f W. Thorntowns
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
a DISCOVERY THAT
 BENEFITS MANs&sNaD

Two discoveries have added greatly to human welfare.
 Tn 1885 Newton originated the vac- s uum process for condensing milk with cane sugar to 8 scmt-hquia form.
 In 1883 Horlick at Racine, Wis.,, dis covered how to reduce milk to dry 0ouder form with extract of matted grains, 1eithout cane sugar.
 This product HoRLiCK named Matted kriIts. (Name since copied by others.) Its nutritiye value, digestibility and ease of preparation (by simply stirring in water) and the fact that it keeps in any climate, has proved of much value to mankind as an ideal food-drink from Infancy to old age.
 Asss sog noREcHs -Avesd limitations
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
PjttSUr!I'>. Polling.

Pittstie]d. Dec. 3.-L.ouis \. Mer chant, republican, was olec'e" ,'2 '.'7 10th mayor of PittsIlelu \e5lcr u"S '@ 653 votes over William ~N' 'HC>' democrat Mir. Merchant carried H\r of the seven wards. lie N'17 l'A ~t>
 tically the only one saved out ol' ''0 republican, ranks, for the de1Aoc'"~7 elected five Of the seven aloerh'o-', .fo11. of the seven c0uhcl4'iell ''i'> three Of tie five members ol '''1 . school board On joint lstllot, the city council, which will distribute the choice plum" January l. will stand democratic, IS to N, while the school committee will be democratic, to 5. The Inu jority for license was 1,6l3.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
YALE URGES SPEEDY
 PEACE RATIFICATION
Petition Calls on Senators to Act On Treaty and Covenant Early in
 Next tsc-Sion
Next S&%SiOfl

New Haven, Dec. 3.~-Practically all officers and faculty of Yale uniIer- Sity arc iIl favor of the prompt rati- tication of the treaty of peace, &C., cOrCling 10 a petition made public by the university secretary. The petition is addressed to the Connecticut Sena- tors. It is signed by President Had ley, Acting Provost Brown, Secretary stokes, Treasurer Day, Dean Jones Oi Yale college, Director Chit tendon of She Hicld Scientific school, Dean Cross of the Graduate school, Dean swan Of the LAW school and by every other general administrative officer ana dean in the university, by every mem Der of the University Council and Dy
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
ChicODec~ Mayor.

ChiCOpee. Dec. 3.-JameS F. Hig-
 gins defeated Mayor Daniel J. COah-
 ley by the overwhelming majority Of 9S6. votes in the city election ycster- day. IL was one Of the most decisive victories ever recorded in sI mayor altN fight here As Mr.. Higgins sup porters had predicted and as the mayor stated yesterday afternoon, 1t was the silent vote that proved the deciding factor. The mayor carried only Ward 1, and that by slim nit jority. He lost heavily ill Ward , and in Willimansett. He had been mayer for four years, winning two one-year elections and one two-year term, beating Mr. Higgins in two contests.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03

more than 90 per cent of the profes- sor~.
 The petition reads:
 We. the undersigned, officers of the Yaic university, are convinced of the supreme importance of tho ratl- 1ication by tho senate as soon as pos sible after the beginning of the next session, of the treaty Of peace, with such interpretatiVo reservations aS may be proper and necessary, and we urge the senators from Connecticut to promote such acton. We believe that majority of the most intelll- gent and public spirited citizens of all parties n the state vii support them in faNOring a, resolution ratifying the treaty of peace with the league of na- tiOnS covenant in terms that will readily permit the other sigma tories to acQuiesce in the conditions stated by the United States
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03

field of five candidates. Mayor John D. Ryan ran third and T. J. Lyn n fourth. Ex-Muyor N. r. Avery was elected 10 the school board in the at-large contest. The city cast it's usual overwhelming ,Ote for license, the majority for yes being about 2,000. The vote was all in but one precinct Of Ward 3 at midnight and the vote in that ward is not expected to change the results. The referen- dunn for a purchasing dcpartm ent was defeated, as was the plan to pen sion department foremcN. Former Principal John \. Callahan was elected to tho school board from Ward :
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
MASS. CITIES HOLD ! THEIR ELECTIONS
Do Municipalities Favor Booze
 Mayors Elected

H Boston, Dec 3.-A marked feature Sbf the municipal elections ill 20 Mas Asachusetts cities yesterday Was the
 A,act that everyone of them cast a ma Hjority of votes in taNOr of granting Alquor licenses. It was well known to he voters that in view of the coming Sot national prohibition, the balloting SWas a mere formality. State legal au- Ahorities, however, had ruled that as H nc state local option law had not
 Hbcen repealed the question must ap-
 Hpear on the ballots.
 The5 vote a. on the license question
 6was very small. Politicians were un- Acertaip whether the yes ma joritie$'
 aconstitlted a genuine expression of Spublic opinion or whether many citi- azens had voted for license as d joke, AknoWing that the votes would be with
 aout effect. The doubt was deepened
 aby the fact that among the cities No1- Asng yesterday were Quincy. CHm- Hbridge and Broc1ton, which for q, Aduarter of a century or more nave sbeen strongholds of the mo- forces Two Republican Mayors.
 r-niore than half of the cities no Sparty- lines were drawn in the ciec- Rtions Two republican mayors were Aelected and three democrats. Ot thc 4aayors who were candidates Tor re- 8 Election, eight were successful and two aMere defeated. Republicans WILL con- atIoI the new city government in i've acities and democrats in one, the others Hbeing nonpartisScn.
 < Northampton and Marlboro WILL
 $ have democratic mayors and repun- Alican city governments and m P1tts- affeld the situation is reversed. Tn Br0ckton there is 9, tie on Jolnt ballot
 of the two branches of the city gov arnan ent the democrats having a ma
 aiority of one in the board of aldermen and the republicans a maporltT or one
 s in the common council.
 New Bedford Mayors First Term.
 Mayor Charles s. Ashley of New Bedford was re-ele2ted for his 21st
 aterm. In Nethuen the case of trolley Tears versus jitneys was argued at the H ballot box. The referendum showed a majority of t46 in favor of running street cars and busting jitneys. Taunton elected three former army a officers, choosing a, lieutenant, Leo H. A C,aughlin. as mayor by an overWhelm- - ing vote, and electing 8 major to the school committee and q lieutenant to the city council,
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
In Northampton

Northampton, Dec. 3.--Michael J. Fitzgerald, democrat, yesterday de- feated Maurice k. Crooks, republican, for mayor by 8 majority of 240 in a total vote of 3,268. This is the total of the vote for mayor and is 356 larger than fhe total vote for mayor in 1917, the last year in which there was d contest for the mayors office. Last year Mayor A. J. Morse was un- opposed for reelection and i'll 1917 Mayor Morse received 1,593 votes and James IT O'Dea 1920. The city is nearly evenly divided between the two parties and MT. Fitzgerald's vic tory seems largely due to the prestige he gained by three years of service in the legislature. The complexion of the city council remains the same, showing to 3 in favor of the repub- licans in the upper board and II to / in favor of the republicans in the lower board. The city's farewell vote on the license question gave the largest majority for license in the history of the city, probably the majority being I'll.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
Springfield Voting.

Springfield, Dec. 3.--The full force of the republican party's steam roller was felt at yesterday election when 1t crushed the democratic party in every ward in the city, with the exception of thc democratic stronghold in ward 2. >he ontirc republican ticket was elected with the exception of the councilman candidate i'll ward z, where Denis A. Horgan, democrat was elected with the usual demo- cratic plurality. The spectacular feat of the republicans was rivaled only by the party's remarkable rec ord at the state election.
 The vote yesterday was unusually light, even for an off-year. Only G3S3 votes out of an approximate 5a-egistration of 10000 were boiled. The vote on the license question was overwhelmingly in favor of license, the returns showing 4117 in favor of license, as against 1887 for mo- license This may have been par tially affected by the labors of a fleet of jitneys hauling voters to the polls for the liquor dealers associa- ton,
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03

School of Music. Many attended the meeting and debate was spirited.
 Several members of the post charE- cd that Yale influence had been brought to bear to prevent unfaVorabIe action and asserted that they intended to be present at the I<reisler concert and sec that no German or Austrian music was played.
 Yale authorities, it is expected, now will apply for q police permit for the
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03

concert Chief of Police Smith saii last night that he had not received the application and that he would noIN say whether he would grant it.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03

Charles Fay and Miss Maude Hat ton were the winners of the prize waltz at the dance given by Court Friendly, Foresters of America, Tn Bardecil's hall last evening. The prize was S25 in gold
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
WON'T OPPOSE. KREISIER.

NcN HaVCn SOlU!ClS ' NOtC to COunte-
 nance EOnccrt at YaIe.
 New Haven, Dec. 3.--At a meeting of the local post of the American Lo- zion last night it was voted not to in terferc With the appearance here on Friday night of Fritz Kreisler, the Austrian Niolinist, who is to give {, concert under the auspices of the Yale
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
HO1yOke'S Results

Holyoke, Dec. 3.-Holyoke yester- day elected Senator John F. Cronin as it's mayor by 8 majority of about 800 votes over o. O.. Lamontagne, who was his nearest opponent in the
New Britain herald., 1919-12-03
SHOE FACTORIES GIVE INCREASE

Auburn, Me, Dec. 3-A 10 per cent increase in wages, effective Dec. IS was declared yesterday in all shoe fac tories here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
HOW THE REDS DO BUSINESS

The Russian bolsheviki took over a pulp mill and after running it for a week without technical or expert guidance found they could not ope- rate it. They therefore sent dele gation to another mill nearby To the director and his assistants they proposed that they should come over and operate the Red mill This the director and his aides refused to do.
 ''Very we'll" said the delegation, Eve will come again tomorrow"
 That night two of the engineers were murdered.
 On the second visit the Reds found the directing heads still obdurate And that night two more of them were murdered.
 When the delegation made it's third call the director and his engineers, now frightened, agreed to run the mill for the Reds. And for three months they devoted their skill to running the business. At the end of that time the bolshevists learned that anti-bolshe- vist troops were approaching. The bolshevists fled, but not before mur- dering the entire engineering staff and destroying the mill.-The Nations Business for July.