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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
CONSCIENTIOUS DIRECTORS AXE
 OUT IF JAIL.
By Associated Press

l5N ESSGClaleQ tFcSS
 LEAVENWORTH, Kans., Jan. 27.-The release of 113 conscientious objectors, honorably discharged from the service by war department ou3erz was begun at the disciplinary bar racks at Fort Leavenworth this morning. Two, however, refused to leave, saying it was against their re- igious scruples.
 The two men who refused to ac- cept their liberty declared that such would not be for the glory of God" Instructions have been asked Wash ington. on their eases.
 II was announced later that prob ably some o{ the men would not be released on account of illness, but would he given their discharge as soon as their health permitted
 The men were discharged in groups of ten and were given their mileage the same as that given to discharged combatants, to the point of their induction into the service They also received a suit of civilian clothes From the point of induc ton the men are free to go wher- ever they desire. It was said some of them had between $4OO and $500 awaiting them in the form of back pay and allotmcnts. Their homes are in all parts of the country.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29

returning from military service who must be cared for. l Governor Campbell expressed him self as being opposed to the voting of a S30,000,O00 road fund, now be- fore the legislature, as the interest on such an amount would be enor- nous, and the money should be vot- cd in smaller funds as needed. He spoke of the state, county and feder- al funds now available yearly with in the state as amounting to up- wards of $2S0C00OO.
 One of the very interesting facts brought out at the morning session was the the state has many thous- ands of dollars available for the pur- pose of constructing highways. These funds are divided as follows;
 $41SG00 state road highways, in cluding forest appropriation and con vict road labor.
 $1.508025 county funds for road building, including appropriation of forestry service, county maintenance funds, etc.
 S360OOO for use within the forest res erves.
 S5IO00O federal moneys, available on or before June 30 for construc- ton of roads within the state.
 It was announced that S10O00000 would build 500 miles of highways in he state.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
SIBERIAN TANKS ARE LIVING IN
 FREIGHT CARS

WITH AMERICAN FORCES ON THE VOLOGDA RAILWAY, Jan. 27--When operating through this thinly populated forest and tundra region along the railway leading from Archangel to Vologda, the Am erican troops fighting the Bolshevi- Ri in the North Russian front are living, when free from trench and blocEhousc duty in tiny Russian freight cars.
 In this they are initiating the Rus sian soldiers, who, since the revolu- ton, have communicated freight cars wherever they found them and rcrodeled them for dwellings.
 When the box cars are fitted up with stoves, they are known as top luchkas." They are not particular ly warm in zero weather, but wei come change from the cold trenches in the snow.
 The forests here are dotted with small blockhouses, built almost on the model of the blockhouse forts of the old American wars with the In- d;ans, but have the added advantage Of being fairly shrapnel proof
 The fighting down along the rail way line from the north has been, since its beginning last August, a combination of modern warfare, with trenches and modern arms, and of bush fighting wherein surprise at lacks in the weeds figured promin- crtlv.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
PACKERS RESENT SEIZURE OF
 THEIR FILES

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-L. D. N Weld, manager of the commercial research department of Swift & Co.,, testifying today before the house in terstate commerce committee, cnarg eI that the federal trade commission had made unjust use of the cores nondence files of the company dur ings its investigation of the meat in duetry.
 No investigations of any other in dustry was conducted in such an ob- -'ously unfair manner" Weld said. Single letters were taken and other
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
FLAMES DESTROY AMERICAN OIL
 SCHOONER

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Informa- ton that seven of the crew of ten of the American oil schooner, August Us J. H. Babcocll perished when fire consumed the vessel at sea last week, was conveyed to the shipping com missioner today by St. Clair Wilson, one of the survivors. He said the other two were landed in Philadel- Phia. A barrel Of gasoline exploded when the vessel was 200 miles off Bermuda. The survivors reached Philadelphia on a Chinese cargo ship.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
MINING MEN ARRIVE.

C. E. Meyers, president of the Red Mountain Consolidated Copper Mines Co.,, J. II. Sullivan and J. L. Ander- son, among the principal stocEhold- CTS, are in the city from the works near Phoenix to attend the annual meeting today, which was postponed few weeks ago. There are quite a number in this city who. are share holders, Prescott being the princi- ral place of business.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
IN BEREAVEMENT.

Visiting the city on Sunday and Monday were MT. and Mrs McClcl- Ian Derby, of Gallup, N. M., who an rounced the death of their only daughter last month from influenza, the girl being aged E years. The visitors are enroute to Glendale for the winter, and Mir Derby will be remembered as a former resident of this city when with the old Prescott Electric Co, as an electrician. He is .till following that pursuit.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
Well, at Last We Are Going to Get
 The Real Truth
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The organization of a Truth About Russia" committee by a number of American publicists, was an- nounced here today accompan- jed by a statement declaring that the soviet government of Russia was governing the country in an orderly fashion and advocating the solution of the Russian prob lem by dealing with Lenine. The committee includes Frank p. Walsh, Jane Addams, and Amos Pinchot.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
Three Shot Down
 In Phila. Streets
By Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 27.-Run- ming amuck with a loaded revolver in each hand, a maniac sped through the streets in the central section of -he city today shooting in every di- rection. Two policemen and a chauf- t-er were killed and five wounded. A motorcycle policeman over took the man after a chase of a mile and beat him unconscious.
 -~-~-~-----~-------~-------- --------- letters. which would have given an entirely different meaning to them, were left"
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
TRIAL IS BEGUN IN
 NEW YORK
By Associated Press.


 NEW YORK, Jan. 27-Jeremiah O'Leary, who since his sensational flight to the Pacific coast carly last summer, has been confined to the Tombs on a charge of conspiracy to commit treason, was placed on trial in the federal court today on an ln- dictment alleging violation of the es- piOnage act.
 Co-defendants with him were Adolps Etern, business manager of Bull, an anti-British magazine, and the American Truth society.
 O'Leary's writing in the periodic al, since suppressed and in pamphlets of the society form the basis of the prosecution.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
SAYS HUNS ARE |. DUE FOR RUDE AWAKENING
By Associated Press

PARIS, Jan. 27.-A French gen eral who has just arrived from Der lin, describing conditions in the Ger man capGal in the Matin, says:
 "The German people, believing the war is over, think that their bad times are at an end. They do not believe that the German army was beaten, and that, therefore, no war indemnity will be exacted. They la bor under illusions regarding the feelings of the American people, es7 oecially President Wilson. I have cen processions passing the Adlon hotel cheering the general in com mand of the American mission in Herlin."
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
Returned Soldiers
 Burn Aliens Store
By Associated Press.

WINNIPEG. Jan. 27.-Returning soldiers today completed the work Of destroying the store owned 6y Michael Ert which was started dur ing last nights rioting, after a large sized mob of soldiers had marched to the plant of Swift & Co., with the avowed intention of ejecting every man there who was suspected of be- ing a German or Austrian
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
Eight States Will
 Fight Phone Order
By Associated Prcss

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 27-Rep- resentatives of eight states confer red here today preparatory to joining Indiana in a legal fight tomorrow aqainst the new long distance tele- phone tolls recently ordered by Postmaster General Burlcson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
CAN DEM0BILIzE ]. 5. ARMY IN
 SIX MONTHS
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Gener- al March, chief of staff, informed the senate military committee today that shipping arrangements had been made by which 30O,OOO men might be transported home monthly and that all of the American Expedition ary Force could be returned home and demobilized within six months.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
AUiatorMdRes The
 WonderfulS lSbeedOf
 27O Miles Qn Hour
4 F
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9' By Associated Press. F % LAWTON, Okla, Jan. 27.- % '3 Favored by a high tail wind, g 4,' Lieut.. Robert Baker today E '3' broke all records for flight be- % 'ss tween Fort Sill and Oklahoma @ $ City on Saturday, when he # % made the go miles in 20 min p S' utes flat, at a speed of 27O miles s' go an hour. B @ I, * s 's. {. 9, % s % < $. * 1,
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
IfOnIy Those Rail Lines HQdS0meO
 This Competition
By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-To meet the cut. in transatlantic freight rates made by the British ship owners, the shipping beard today announced a reduction of about two-thirds in the tariff charges between Atlantic and gulf ports, and ports in the Unit cd Kingdom, France, Italy, Bel gium and the Netherlands.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
PRESIDENT WILL PAY VISIT ID
 BELGIUM
By Associated Press.

BRUSSELS, Jan. Z7.-President Wilson will accept the invitation of King Albert of Belgium to visit Brussels, it is said in well informed circles, but has not fixed the date for his trip because of the press of business in Paris.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
Fletcher on Way
 Home From Mexico
By Associated Press.

ny NSNUITITFU ITeSS.
 LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 27.-Henry p Fletcher, ambassador to Mexico, 7nd Mrs. Fletcher. entered the Unit cd States here from Mexico City, en- route to Washington.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
BIG APPROPRIATION.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The house today passed a bill apDropriat- i~~ $10.509G00 for constructing hos pitals for disabled soldiers and sail Ors.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
RALLY DAY At
White CLAY CREEK
Congressman Upshaw, of
Georgia, TO Make
an Address.
HOWARD A. BANKS
EVENING SPEAKER

Plans have been made for two big
Rally Day services at White Clay Greek
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, the
Rev. David A. Reed, pastor.
The morning meeting will begin at
II O'Clock, and will be addressed by
Congressman William D. Upshaw,
member OF the House Of Representatives
from Georgia, and widely known as the
Congressman Evangelist. Mr.. Upshaw
is highly recommended as an eloquent
and powerful speaker, with a great
gospel message.
The night meeting will begin at 7.i5
o'clock and will be addressed by How
ard A. Banks, of Philadelphia, associate
editor Of the Sunday School Times and
former private secretary TO Secretary
Josephus Daniels, United States Navy.
There viii be special music and in
teresting exercises by visiting and local
talent. Miss Edna Ball, Of Marshalton,
will sing at the evening meeting, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Wilson, of VIII
mingtOn, will be at both meetings. Also
singing by the choir and congregation.
Special offerings will be received at
each meeting, to be devoted to the
work Of improving and beautifying the
cemetery surrounding the church.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
ZION PASTOR TELLS
WHAT PEOPLE ENJOY

The last sermon IN the series what
Are People Doing2" at Zion Lutheran
Church will be preached tomorrow
evening on the topic, What Are People
Enioying?" by the pastor. the Rev. S.
G. Won Bosse. The morning services
will be held at 1890 o'clock. those Of
the evening at 730 o'clock. The sun
day schools meet at 9.3O and 2.i5 o'clock.
Catechelical instruction has been be-
gun for this torn aud thirty scholars
are receiving instruction in Christian
doctrine. These classes are held on
Mondays and Fridays from 10 6
o'clock, and Wednesdays, from s to Q
o'clock. Next Sunday evening a recep-
tion viii be rendered to the returned
soldiers and sailors, forty-three of
whom answered the call Of the govern
ment for service. The pastor will
preach am appropriate sermon During
the week, on Thursday. October 30.
social gathering will be held in their
honor.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
SUPREME SACRIFICE"
DIR. MEESER'S THEME

Services in the Second Baptist Church.
Ninth and Franklin streets, the Rev.
spencer B Mecsen. D. d.. minister in
charge, Will begin at 1890 o'clock. Dr.
Meescn's theme will be "The Supreme
Sacrifice AZ 7A5 o'clock DR.. Aleesen
VIII begin series Of evening sermons
especially for young people, the theme
for this Sunday being "The Young
Christians Responsibility for the
Lost" The Bible School will meet at
noon. The Senior r. Society will
meet at Ga o'clock. IN the chapel;
leader, Kathryn Cl0Ward
The musical program. under the
leadership Of Miss Fuller. viii be as
follows Organ prelude, prelude in
c. Williams, quartet. Praise the
Lord, Bruche; solo. selected. Mrs.
Howard $ Clark; organ postude.
march, from the "Occas ,onal Oraiorio.
Handel. Evening organ prelude. Rest"
Abt; quartet. saviour, Whom ] Fan
Would Love" Shuts; solo. selected,
Floyd " Harper
Wednesday. at 3 o'clock, the mld-week
prayer and praise service win be con
Quoted by the minister
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
EVERY MEMBER DAY
FOR M'CABE CHURCH

After a week Of special service TO-
morrow viii be observed as Every
Member Present sunday" at McCabe
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
The pastor viii praech at both the
morning and evening services. The
subject for The morning sermon Will
be The Mystery in Gods Movements %
IN the evening the pastor will continue
The subject discussed by. him the last
two sunday evenings. THE Christian
Soldier. Special cards Of invitation
nave been sent 10 an the members of
the church, urging each one TO be
present for the services ON Sunday. that
the work OF the fan and winter season
may begin with The entire membership
at their places. An opportunity will
be given for any who may wish 10
unite with McCabe Church TO do so. A
good program Of music has been pre-
pared by the choir for Sundays ser,-
ices. The church is at Boulevard and
TWenty-second street.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
FOR GOODMAN CHURCH

Goodman NJ f. Church. Fourteenth
and dupont streets W. G.. Harris. pas
tor, Will celebrate The tweniy-H!ih as
nivorsary OF the building Of their
church. The program for the day will
begin with an old-fashioned love feast
{ ai $50 o'clock. in charge Of the pastor
The Rev. W. L. White. OF East0n, Md,
viii preach at both morning and eve
ming services. Dr. White was pastor OF
Goodman Church during its erection
The Sunday school viii meet at 2.ij
o'clock; the Epworih League will meet
at 6.45 o'clock, led by Miss Pearl Lyman
The choir viii sing the following Sc
lectlons under the leadership OF Clyde
Carver, with Miss stats organlst
"Grest God Attend" Kern; praise God
the Father" GOunOd; TAKE up Thy
Cross. %, Edwards. with Mrs Carver. Roy
Lyman. J. V. Richardson as soloisis.
The Young Peoples meeting will be
held on Monday evening, at 7.30 o'clock
Brotherhood VIII have charge Of the
Tuesday evening meeting The prayer
service Wednesday evening will be a
part OF the jubilee services.
The congregation will attend the re-
ception for ihe bishops on Thursday
evening, and ihe lecture by Bishop
Quayle. on Friday evening. The anni-
yersary viii conclude on next sunday
with preaching by one OF the bishops
in tht morning and beginning Of evan
gelistic services in the evening The
cyangelisiic services will be united
effort with Mt salem. silverbrook and
Wesley Churches.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
PlILA. PASTOR At
1ST PRESBYTERIAN
Mr.. Robinson Will Preach
Both Morning and
Evening.
MUSIC WILL BE
SPECIAL FEATURE

The Rev Harold McA. Robinson, Of
Philadelphia, VIII preach at the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, at both
morning and evening services. Hinder
ing The Children" will be Mr.. Robin
sons subject at 1890 o'clock, and at
73O o'clock, he will take as his theme,
"The Salt Of the Earth
sunday school meets at II o'clock
and Christian EndeavOr at Gas o'clock,
topic, our Pledge and How to Keep IT,"
leader, Miss Lillian Aker
The musical numbers for the day will
be as follows
Morning-Organ prelude, Romance in
G" shelley; anthem, The Lord is My
Rock" Rogers; solo, 20 For the Wings
OF a Dove" Mendelssohn, by Miss
CrOwnOver; organ pOstlude, "Nlarche De
Procession" Lemmens.
Evening-Organ prelude, prelude in
b." Naprawnick'; anthem, saviour,
When Night Involves the skies Shell
ley; quartet. 'Just for To-day" Abbott,
Miss Crownover, Mrs. McMullin, Mr..
Jackson. Mr.. PipnO; organ postlude,
The Crusaders" Nolkmann.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
BISHOP MCDOWELL TO
BE AT BRANDYWINE

AZ Brandywine NJ. E. Church. rally
day services Will he held tomorrow.
Glass meeting at $50 o'clock Preach
ing at 1890 o'clock and 7.3o o'clock by
The pastor. Morning subject. How and
Why; evening theme. "The Cry Of a
Child.
At o'clock rally day service The
pageant entitled. Youth and the New
Day" will be given by the school. The
Epworth League, at 6 10 O'Clock, win
be conducted by Miss Edna Jones The
newly organized choir. with Charles
Gamble as leader and Miss Edna Jones
as pianist, viii sing Brotherhood rally
on Tuesday evening All members OF
the church and congregation are in
vited.
An inspirational conference viii be
he'd on Wednesday evening, az 7.45
o'clock This Is one Of the series Of
conferences being held IN connection
with the prayer meeting.
Bishop Mcdowell VIII preach al
Brandywine tomorrow morning
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

Asbury congregation will tomorrow
celebrate the i3Oth anniversary Of the
founding OF Asbury NJ. Z. Church. the
Mother Of Wilmington Melhodi.m"
The celebration viii continue foi a
week, with distinguished clerical ana
lay speakers, I'm the historic church
building, at-Third and Walnut streets
The Rev. George White Dawson, in the
seventh year Of his pastorate at Old
Asbury, has established many commu-
nifty service features in addition to the
religious activities Of the church
A love feast az . O'Clock led by The
pastor. viii inaugura,c TIE anniversary
observance tomorrow Chaplain How
ard Davis. Of the 59lh Pioneer Della
aarel Infantry. will be the preacher at
ihe 1870 o'clock service Mayor William
q. Taylor and Colonel J. Warner Reed.
Of the ij9th Pioneer Infantry. have ac-
cepicd an invitation 10 attend this ser
vice Invitations have been sent 20 sol- /
diers, sailors and marines Colonel |
Reed will address the sunday school, at |
tlpths
The Epworth League will meet at 6.30
o'clock. Eli NJ Erickson, evangelist. !
will preach at 730 o'clock. Mrs. J. 4. !
Fitch, Of Philadelphia, Will sing at all
the services.
During the week the speakers each /
evening VIII be Ell NJ. Erickson, on
Monday and Tuesday; the Rev DR.. John |
ID. c. Hanna, Of Philadelphia, on We'd
nesday. Judge Nations, Of Washington.
will deliver an address on Thursday
night, and the Rev. Henry 5. Dulaney
on Friday night.
The preachers on the following sun.
lay Will be Or. Forsuth and Bishop /
Leonard
Asbury perpetuates the memory OF ,
The Apostolic Bishop Of Earliest Meth
ldsm." Thousands Of souls have hecii
at her altars The trustees
md ladies' aid are busy making inn !
to the church and parson-
Ige. An endowment fund started three !
ears ago. by the gift Of SO, now to-
ais 5000 The income from at least
100000 is needed 10 do community
work In this large downtown area.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
CHURCH AS Seen
BY GRACE PASTOR
Beginners Department Rally
and Conservation of New
Room Tomorrow
BISHOP QUAYLE WILL
LECTURE ON HAMLET

Or. J. W r. sumwalt viii preach both
morning and evening, at Grace NJ. T.
Church The morning subject is The
Church. The music for the morning
includes organ prelude, Invocation,
MaiIy: anthem "The God Of Abraham
Praise. Buck; oGertory Come Unto
Me" Coenen; organ postlude, 'Nlarohe
Militaire, Shubert
There will be sunday School at II
o'clock. The beginners department
will hold their rally service and c9nse-
Grafton of their new room, which has
been recently completed. Df Sumwat
will have charge OF the conservation
service.
The Epworth League will meet al 6.i5
O'Clock. These meetings are well at
tended by the young people Of thi
church. The Bible study class meei1
on Monday night at : o'clock, in the
church house. The subject Of the even
ing sermon is "The Essential OF Re
ligion" The musical program is as fol
lows:
rs TO 7.3O o'clock Organ recital,
"Jubllate Amen" Kinder; "Serenade,' ~
Andrews; Meditation Faulkes; an
them, In Heavenly Love Abiding
shelley: 0ffcrtOry. The soft SABBATH
Calm" Barnby; organ postlude, "Ho-
sanna," Wachs.
Friday evening, at o'colck, Bishop
William A. Quayle Will lecture in Grace
church, on Hamlet
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
BEGINS AT CALVARY

AZ Calvary Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets. the Rev. Ed
mund II. stevens. rector. the sermon
at the morning service tomorrow, the
eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. will
be on "rhe Nationwide Campaign" :"
and will begin the movement In that
parish. The members Of the newly
appointed parochial campaign commit
tee will meet at the close Of the serv-
ice for organization and 20 plan the
initial steps Of the campaign
The church school will meet at Gas
o'clock Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at i0.i5 O'Clock. Vesper song
service at 7.i5 O'Clock: evening prayer
s o'clock. The evening sermon will be
the third in the series on Critical
Moments in History" and will be on
THE First Schism"
The newly-organized Victory Guild
for all young people Of the parish viii
meet at : o'clock in the parish hall.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
CHURCH DEDICATION
NIL MORTAL UNVEILED

The dedication Of the new building of
the Church Of the New Jerusalem and
the unveling Of the memorial windows.
viii take place at 10 o'clock tomor-
by the Rev. Julian X. Smylh, president
Of the general convention Of The New
Church, and the Rev George Henry
Dole, the local pastor. The dedicatory
sermon viii be given by the Rev. VII
liam l.. Worcester, president Of the
Cambridge Theological School. The
Holy supper viii be admin stored at the
close Of The morning worship, by the
Rev. Julian X. Smylh
Evening service will be at 7.i5 o'clock.
The Rev Julian H. Smyth will deliver
the sermon on the subject, The Worlds
Great Moment"
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
WOMAN EVANGELIST .
AT MADELEY CHURCH

Tomorrow. at Madeley Church. New
Castle avenue and B street, John II.
Ford Will lead his class al $50 o'clock.
Al 1890 o'clock. The Evangelist Mrs W.
J.. Murphy viii bring the message. Al
215 o'clock tIe Sunday school will
meet, with the superintendent. r. c.
Conner. in charge. 40 G.i5 o'clock there
viii be "a devotional service Of the Ep-
worth League at 730 o'clock there will
be a 30-minute song and prayer meet
ing The evangelist will preach at 3
O'Clock.