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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29
DIES FROM INJURY

Minneapolis, Nov. 29.-Paul
Johnson, 10 year old captain OF the
high school football team at Way
zata, suburb, died shortly after
being after being injured in a FOOT
bali game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

FOR SALE-Immediate possession
and easy terms. Dwelling, SIX
rooms, gas, electricity and sewer
connections. North Columbus st.
Walter X. Handy Co., Corner
Royal and Prince Streets, Alex
a,idria, Va. Phone 1901. 2Sl-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

Or SALE-Cadillac Eight. seven
pas -engcr touring. excellent con-
citizen throughout; looks and runs
like new. Has been carefully
honllcd and driven by owner.
VIII make low price for immedi-
tic sale. This car has to be seen
tt he appreciated. Fully guaran-
tccd. Fletcher Motor Company,
121 and l27 South Alfred street.
Phone 379. 2S3-5c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

BIG u. S.-Army Shoe Salc-Now
going on at 40 North Fairfax
street. 5000 pairs U. S. Army
shoes to be sold at less than one
half their cost. Oversee, Field,
Russell AMI Hob Shoes. Come
cary and get your pick. Open
every night until s o'clock. 2S0-6p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

LOST-Sterling silver bar pin, set |
with rhinestones, in Richmond
Theatre, or between st. Asaph
street and theatre Pewald if
returned to i'll South St. Asaph
StrHat. 2Sl-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

FOR SALE--Brass bed, springs
and mattress, l single bed, spring
and mattress. sanitary couch and
paG. feather bed, large ref:igera-
ter porcelain lined, capacity 100
pounds. All in first class con-
dition, at 215 South Lee street.
2S4 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

FOR SALE-Del Ray, six rooms,
bath, electric lights, hot and cold
water, slate roof. Fine condi-
ticn, close to cars, schools and
churches, 4 tons egg coal, $500
gets all. $1,000 cash, balance
$50 month. House will rent for
$40. J. NJ. Jennings, Del Ray,
Va. 2S4-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

(ENT-Large size. steel ga
with cement floors and
lights. One block from
street. VIM. Rocker and
Prince and Fayettc streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

AbE -sC!1eap, roller top Of
kesk and chair, also brown
baby carriage. Address M"
tic Office. 22S33-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

ALE-1n Del Ray, seven room
electric lights, fine condi-
| Price, $4,000. Graham and
b. a 2!l-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

Thursday afternoon, No
venhcr 2T. on street, potketbook
containing between $T5 ard $50.
Suitable reward il returned to
ITO King street. 2S4-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

Mr.. WAGE EARNER-Own a home
TO-, your childrcn's sake. Consult
use We can help you. G. B. Lam
ham and Co., >113 South Fairfax
street. 2S4-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

WANTED-Second hand clothes,
VIII pay good price. Call or
write Wolfson. the tailor, 307
King Street. Phone 1897.
2G7-2ft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

|ALE-l3o3 IL Prince street
Ims. $500. Graham and Og-
$50 King street. Phone 57G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29
SOUTEEEE RAILROAD.
Eastern Standard Timc.J

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Washington birmingham
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Observation-Disclosures, nbnre
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29
RhTT ROAD SCHEDULES

AI-.v.l nrd Departure OF Passenger Traim''
ii.::l.lr.p Va. Tho following "chcdnls hE-
So ~s.ishcd IS Information and Eot guar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-29

water, ldFSS Sa!S oii| eNA'1@i
vlnient to Torpedo Plant. APP
ply 112 North Columbus street.
2S3-2p.
FOR SALE-Immediate possession
and easy terms. Dwelling, SIX
rooms, gas, electricity and sewer
connections. North Columbus st.
Walter X. Handy Co., Corner
Royal and Prince Streets, Alex
a,idria, Va. Phone 1901. 2S1-tf
FOR .SALE-Del Ray, six rooms,
bath, electric lights, hot and cold
water, slate roof. Fine condl-
ticn, close to cars, schools and
churches, 4 tons egg coal, $500
gets all. $1,000 cash, balance
/ $50 month. House will rent for
$40. j. NJ. Jennings, Del Ray,
Va. 2S4-1p
LIFE. LIBERTY AND The Pun
SUIT OF HAPPINESS are best
attained by owning your own
home. We can show you how.
Consult us. C. B. Lanham and
Co., 113 South Fairfax street.
2S4-3c
FOR SALE. Property 421 Nor,h
Columbus street, nine rooms and
bath, electric lights, in No. !
condition.. Prize $4,000. Graham
and O$t!cr, $50 King street.
26O-tf
FOR SALF--S4.00 Slate Surfaced
Roofing fo7 1925. High grade.
standard roll and guaranteed 10
wears. T. j. Fannon, Duke and
pcrrv streets. 26s-26t
FOR S..LE-Our entire stock of
trimne cd and unframed hats to
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Mrs. J. HAYES, 9O6 King street
2s4-2t.
Fer SALE-1915 Seven passenger
Cadillac. A No. condition, with
Dclcc starter, S550.O0 Will ac-
cept work horse as part payment.
200 jefferson street, after 5 p.
m 2S3-4p
BIG u. S.-Army Shoe Sale-Now
going on at 30 North Fairfax
street, 5000 pairs U. S. Army
shoes to be sold at less than one
half their cost. Oversee, Field,
Russell AMI Hob Shoes. Come
cary and get your pick. Open
every night until o'clock. 2SO-6p
FOR SALE--Brass bed, springs
and mattress, l single bed, spring
and mattress. sanitary couch and
paG. feather bed, large ref:igera-
,;. E,,oa ,,oc;+y ION
,,.nds All u f;r.t c,..s con-
IL - or cor4h "a stro.t
90 >.
Mr.. WAGE EARNER--Own a home
TO-, your childrcn's sake. Consult
49,, h.ln 90, r D I'm
- ~ =. $40 Gu, ro;,r,x
- ooa .,
49,, 49,, .:. IN ~
| W., ~ a., .',;,on on
-: ,,,.,t n, 1no-
,cr go
=
. Or SALE-Cadillac Eight. seven
f;4;.n tbrormhont. Inol,s and runs
like new Has been carefully
h"nllcd and driven by owner.
VIII make low price for immedi-
tic sale. This car has to be seen
tt he appreciated. Fully guaran-
|. tccd. Fletcher Motor Company,
Cc,,+l, 4 lfrr.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
spiesznie zmieni1 ubior.:

Sp1CSAll1C AllllCll1la uDlC1 L&@E
Tymczasem 2 drzWi okien wa
gonoW WyzieWafy tWarze Wybla-
die re strachu hub zaczerwienione
cd zlosci. zadano objasnien Cd "a
trwozonych slug kolejoWych, kto-
rzy potracili wdocznie glowy.
Nakoniec objasni1o sic Wszystko
snieg zalegl tax ma szynach, re pc
ciag nie mogl isc dalej.
Do pioruna pomyslal Leo
pold; byfoby juz Wszystko skon1-
czone, a teraz trzeba mibedzie roz
poczya1ac ia nowo. - Gdziez jeste
smy9 odzyWaly sic zewszad glo
sy.
- @ diva kilometry cd Maison
ERouge odpoWiedzial g16wny
konduktor. - Poszle tam natyeh-
Mast 2 uwiadomieniem, zesmy tn
10y
utkWili j zadamy pomocy, ktora
zapewne Wkrotce przybedzie.
Urszuli j Renacie byla bardzo
nieprzyjemna ia nieprzeWidziana
EzWloka lecz trzeba sic bylo pod
dae cierpliWie koniecznosci, DO tru
dino sic opierae przeciw siIom przy
rody. Rahety zaczely sic Wznosie
do CORY, para huezala j sWistala,
a dWoch ludM brodzac pod kolana
" snieggu podazyi ku Maison
Rouge po pomoc.sW poltorej go
|dziny pozniejj ukazalas sic calaggro
mazda robotnikoW kolejoWych 2
[pochodniam szuflami. Trzeba
bylo ma przestrzeni presto stu
metroW dlugiej, oczyscie szyny.z e
lame ze sniiegu, tostez dopiero oko
70 trzeciej godziny . rama ruszyI
poeiag M Malson Rouge, ale tam
musia pozostac, DO nadeszIa via
domose teleggrafiicsznsaa ze pomiiee-
dry Nangis Grandpuis Gale sly
ny sa zasute snieggiem. Podroznii
musieli Wysiasci Postcards .
Ino,eleg miesseiie. s5
Renataipam solher bylyzatem
chWi1oWo ocaloneWyyslLadIly 81
zemszNin1lymi Leopold
:ttrz.y,majjac sWoj Aomoczek podpa
cha, niespuszezy ichzoezu.z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
[Ciag dalszy.)

- - \ONfo NS~~S $3.50" ..-+#a
niejestes juz dzieckiem, a tylko
dzieciom wolno sic tax poddawac
zalowi, DO So jeszcze ia duchu j
ciele slabe, zeby umialy sic poha-
mowac! = Ty powinnas juz bye
siln& i odwazna.
- SHE / odwage PAM mogla
hys mi jej nadac, = odpowiedzia
Ia Renata korzystajac z tel sposob
nosci, zeby sic cos o swym losie do
wiedziec.
= Jak to JAZZ zaWolala PAM
Sollier zdziwiona.
: - Move zycie ktore cd dnia dzi
~sic.jszego r%ozpoczelam, rzek1a
powaZnie Renata, = ZmusZa mnie
do zadania znowu kochanej PAM
owego zapytania ia kt6re juz xii
kakrotnie zadnej ME odebra}am
odpowiedzi. Wczoraj jeszcze sadzi
lam re mann opiekuna i przyja-
ciela, bylam spokojna DO ufalam
jemu kt6ry cd lat mych dziecie-
cych tax sic NINA troskliwie zaj-
mowal. Teraz ten kt6rego tax
szczerze kochaiam wstapi} do gro
blu, vice music koniecznie dowie-
dziec sic o tenn co dotad tax stara
rnie ukrywano przedemna. zycie
moje bylo dotad ciemna zagadka.
Wszystkie dzieci jake dotad INA
lam mia1y OLGA i make, lub jezeli
by1y sierotami, mialy blizszych
Tub dalszych krewnych. ia zas
gdy sic spyta}am gdzie sic MOI OF
ciec ! matka z%najduja, nieodbiera-.
lam dotad zadnej odpowiedzi ser
ce mole musialo milczec tax jak II
sta. Milczafam i polyka1am Ivy me
je, lecz ciagle myslafam 0 tenn. TIE
raz music sic dowiedziec czy jes-
tenn dziecieciem grzechu lub siero
ia? Czy rodzice moi ME zyja, Tub
ely sic "a mole %istnienie rumienic
musza? Czy pan Robert byl PREY
jacielem mego OLGA, lub czy sam
by1 mym ojcem? Q bfagam pania,
powiedz mi PAM 0 TEN wszyst-
klein, powiedz ely moge ukleknac
i modlic sic "a dusze mojego OLGA?
.Powiernica Roberta Valleranda,
by1a ma to natarczywe badanie
przysposobiona.
= Kochane dziecie - odpoWie-
dziala, - tajemnica kt6ra TIVE u
rodzenie otacza, jest ola mnie TO
wnie niesodgadna, jakzdla ciebie !
ia ME .wiemso niczemiWypelniam
tylko rozkazy pana Roberta.
Robert jest to tylko imie, cze
muz rodzinne nazWisko, zostaje
przedemna ukrywane?
Ursula odpowiedziala. wymijja.
jaco. -. 81.
Odebraiam rozkaK Cd pala Ro-
berta abym Gle pc iego smierci "a.
wiozla do Paryza i abym Gle tam
zaprowadzifa do pewnego adWoka
ia, kt6ry "a Wreczeniem mu Villas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

mno tax sic Wzmagalo, re termo-
meter WskazyWM juz - stopni. q
Wielka trudnoscia MONA bylo isc
ku miastu, Pc slizgim sniegu. Ho-
tele " poblizu dWorca byly poot-
Wiierane oswietlone. Kelnerzy i
stuzace przyjmoWali gosci, cieszae:.
sic 2 n%adarzonej niespodzianej ksos
rzyssci, jaka i'm sniezyca przynio-
sla. Nagle rozleg1 sic krzyk boles-
.ci, jedna . noWo przybylych pan
poslizgnela sic upadla. ByIa to
PAM Ursula Sollier zdawala sic
.eierpiec ogromnie daremnie usi-..
loWala podniesc sic ze ziemi, jed
make ME wypuscila : rak sWejj
.czarnej, skorzannej torebk. Rena-
ia tracac praWie przytomnosc 2
przerazenia, uklekla przy niej j
Wolola 0 ponce. Kelnerzy j podr6
mi pospieszyli ku .lnlliieej:
Trzeba pos1ac 20 lekarza, ~
sodezWal sic ktos z obecnnych,
ia PAM zamala moze noge!
Impekfor kolejoWy spodzieWa-
jac sic jakiego neszczesciia, postal
5bI jjuzi= naprzod Pc lekarza, to tez'
.byl on zaraz PREY rekM
iClaR palszy nasrapI.J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

norecznego pana Roberta listu, 6,
go mann PREY sobie, odda nam pa
piery rozWiezujace to co ty zaga,
ka tWego zycia nazyWasz.
! Jedziemy vice do Paryza! -
zapytala Renata, pomna slow Pal
liny.
- TAX, mole dziecko.
Czy 2 owych papieroW do
wien sic, kto jest matka moja?
= lego ME wien, = odpowie
dzia1a Ursula z widocznem zakIt
potaniem.
Ale PAM znasz moja matke?
- Me, nieznam jej wcale.
--Czyz to podobno, abys pa
nj, kt6ra cd dziecinstwa mego czr
wafas Madonna, mojej matki znat
bys ME mia}a?
- Musisz. jjuz wierzyc temu, be
to jest szczera praWda.
= To tez PAM ME Wiesz, czy me
ia matka zyje jesccze?
= Zapewne re mic o TEN ME
WIEN.
Vice tie papiery cd notaryu-
sza oswieca mnieso tem,-czego pa
nj ME wiesz?- odezwala sic znow
Renata.
= Kiedyz wyjedziemy do Parry
~ By1ybysmy juz dis Wyjecha
.ly, gdyby sic byl znalazl dla Gle:
bic gotowy ubior za1obny, lecz, ze
smy go ME znalaz1y, vice musimyy
czekac az-ten, kt6rysmy zam6wi-
.1y zostanie wykonczony, i wye
dziemy do Paryza dopiero jutro
wieczorem pociagiem Wp6f do
si6dmej
- A ktorej godzinie staniemy
tamze?
= O pierWszej W nocy.
Vice dopiero pojutrze be
dziemy mogly widziec sic z tym pa
mem, do kt6rego mas moi opie-
kun posy}a?
- ZapeWne.
- A jak dlugo zabawimy W Pa
ryzu?
Tylko kilka dni.
"A dokad udamy sic potem-
Tam dokad Wzywa mas pc.
wien interes.
ia ME wien, dewiemy sic tie.
go z owych papierow kt6re nam
Eodda notaryusz.
@ te nieszczesne tajemniccsee
Westchnela Renataa, ulkzryy7WZiaajlaac
twarz W dloniach.
Ably przerwac te przykre bada
mia, Ursula uca1oWala*Renate
potem poszla Z MIA pc, rome spra.
Wunki ma miasto.
EE-TZF-E.E& y. T5&-ET sE&#E-&ES ..AH#& 4s.SE4A@
Lanquier ME stracl ami sfoWa
2 tel rozmowy; teraz poprzestal
podsluchiwac i poWr6cil do snia.
DANA, Ktore juz bylo zupelnie osty
glo. J.
To Wcale wazne rzeczy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

s.
-
a,urs.hs~ aana;ada;
;.Shaasm;a
~ .,,,,.ah ~. ! ).
aaz,,h, { = nz.f,,4r sol hi
!; S, g; s, q,
sgady = n;ostn zoba, ~ 8, a,
3
.Lah+ana ,,raz;an; So Lt6raao,,
- 4al--saa
So $500 q dnhr
49, a,,,ha nou1oLa zh,,,l 3:
= @1onia+aoza ,,l;c s1rs
uab;a.a1 =: s
g. a~oranno; nracv ,,s,,,ra !; J
a.ahal-unaaa =
a;hna,a 4 ho+a1,,
na,am;l,,oh;aa = .1,,aco noLo.
!, I1ann,,;ar nonn.6o;l don;aro ~
> 1oao,a saran;a 8.
naa,aa.1on h6r,, ,,L,1,,
,s.,l.
Lona1 soh;a nrz1rn;os6 8
h;aa go
u,,,,n;a
:; ,,h;6r :a1ohnv
So -. :
nosan,,a 1od,,m. .; d,,ezu q sz6s
- aodz;n;o omn;h,,e botalouv =
1,,;;6a1 oh;oau,;;a non;n 10 duorzoc
Tom zna;doua1 siA nz#zm;enionv
do Mo noznania-,anonier.z swo-
~,,n,oczL;o,n " roxu slodz;1
La3de no,,,szanie dw6cb kohiet
1,,ho sio do Mich ME zhlizv1.
Gdv Urszula nda1a sic okla
sv M hiletv noszedI "a MA zn6w
tax Same lax y Romilly: przv co
raz bardziei wzmaeaiacei sic
sniezvcv ! dokuczliWem Jimmie by-
10 bardzo ma1o nasazeroW. Kilka
tvlko osob sta}o nrzv kasie. m6e}
vice Lanouier s}yszec dobrze lax
mani Ursula mowi1a do urzedni-
Ia ko1eioweoo.
CIV moe}abvm dostae osobne
coupe do Paryza.
= He mieisc potrzebuiesz pa
no
Dive +v1ko,
nan; z,,,1 acisz - czterv
ardzo
zon1. c;1a nosz}a ! Renata dosa-
hasu
pnoa1o ! h;1o+ a. p.,3a
odourna a;a 1,ana,,;or naaao na-.
800 s+,frorLd1rLo 10 dosaoz.
3 ol;aaLa nru1 Lasio
Kt6rai nasrq
" 90; Az Mo hoa7;a now,
m;aoos6hna nio Las1,o,.ze
NJ n,zv.takiem :now;etrz,,
1no1; kaau y don,n
oa,;h z1,o;;o,,ia :
: $ c,H noc;a !. nr6-
hoan;o
g = ~. o,,i- nomvsla3 Iieo-
,,ola ; aa.,o51 - lasv
~ aa ao.o 10;
aaas;a n,z1rh,,l -.
80 ! rh.nu on+ "a a,,o,7ec ;al
J, bv1o'w
-
-; aa1a,,su- 10.
nosn;os.,,1; ns;aa.6 AZ NO
ao,,651r I;ennold natrza1 ;ak ohie-
I ,,-s;oaolv a. .osohne
49,, non, ,,s;aa1 = nnvm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

Me pozW6lcie Waszym dzieclom
,cierpiec. JezeIsa lekliWe, bejaz-
live, malnchne, albo MosliWe, daj
=cieim HOLSTER Rocky Noun
tain herbaty- Iagodnego 1ecz
sskutecznego lekarstWa Ola dziecii
35c.W apiece rowna. Og
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24

CZY ZNAJDZIE SIZE GDZIEK oLWIEK DOM POLISH, KT6REa0
OXEN LUB sCIAN oBRAz TEN ME PRZYOzDoBI?..s
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-17

been equaIed And that in doing So it deprived Mr..
Long of more votes than it brought to his support
is obvious. Neither party will court the organized
labor vote with anything like the ardor that both
have done in the past IT, indeed either of them holds
out nducenent to it. If anything can, this fact
ought to the leaders of organized labor of the
folly of advancing further along the they have
lately been following Organized labor has lost much
of the public confidence and sympathy it formerly
enjoyed. and Mr.. Gompers quarrel is not with adj
ministrations nor parties, but with public opinion
II each of the great parties could command the
thick and-thn support of the voters who nomnally
belong to It, 1t might derive advantage from acquiring
the support Of an outside organization balance
OF power. But they cannot do that. Voters held
to parties by tenure which is growing slighter year
by year. When there is thrown suddenly into either
party an outside element. it Is almost certain to
cason by the splash displacement of far greater
number Of voters than have been suddenly acquired
and who have Joined it for purpose antagonistic
to the interests of those already in the party.
The worst thing that happen to organized
labor is to be drawn into, to force its way into
either of the great parties for there almost
certain defeat If it should be strong enough to
form party Of its land it is nearly strong
enough now,) as it has done in Great Britain it might
go into politics. But in Great Britain where
has been able to force CONCESSIONS 1t always been
hold back from the harvest OF its hopes by lack of
leadership as Mr.. smythe member of parliament
pointed out IN recent address in this city.
Organized labor in America must cease to regard
itself as class. 1t must place itself on plane with
all citizens it nothing antagonistc to its
neighbours must ask only Justice if it is denied
that the dominant party which withholds 1t will meet
the fate Of all dominant parties which in the past
have disregarded justice.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-17
WARSH|PS To PLAY
PART IN RAILROAD
FESTIVAL ON COAST

More than 100 warships, displaying
their searchlights, signal lights and
colored decorative Illumination, will
form remarkable picture on San
Diego bay on the night of December
2, as a part Of the Transcontinental
Railway Week celebration. Warcraft
ranging all the way from trim little
destroyerS to huge super dreadnaughts
will be in the line of review and the
officers and men of these fighting ships
are displaying as much interest in the
approaching event as the citizen COM,
mittees.
San Diego has been made the home
port for the destroyer fleet and for
many of the larger ships. Therefore
the officers and bluejackets declare
that their participation in the festivi-
ties will be matter of civic pride
Hundreds of bluejackSts will take
part in the water sports on Harbor day,
December 2. They also will have an
active part in the entire celebration
December to December 6, inclusive.
1t was announced yesterday that the
first freight train to be run over the
new railroad will be loaded with tbs
products of Ss1 Diego manufactures.
his Is TOT the purpose OIL eIIlpudSlziuS
San Diego's future importance as
producing and shipping center. Conf
sisting of 20 gaily decorated cars,
the train will leave the coast city
for Ell Centre on the evening
of December 1, few hours after
the arrival of the first passenger
train. Imperial valley men. who have
purchased the goods, will greet the ar
rival of the traifSat Ell Centre with
rousing celebration. Local fisheries
and salt manufacturing concerns are
among those furnishing the supplies.
In the caboose will travel a number of
prominent manufacturers and shippers
with a band to furnish music all along
| the line.
| Trans Continental railway week will
be of especial interest to the Elks OF
Imperial valley and all Of Southern
| California. Preparations have been
made by San Diego lodge to keep open
house during the entire week. On
Thursday night, December 4, the local
Elks will give a big entertainment al
their club rooms for visiting horn
wearers. Leaving the club rooms they
will participate in the big street car
nival on that night, returning to head
quarters later for an all night dance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-17

unerring Principle. "Mortals have
only to submit to the law Of God"
Mrs. Eddy writes on page 20t Of mis-
cellaneous Writings" come into SYM
pathy with it, and to let His will be
done. This unbroken motion of the
law of divine Love gives to the weary
and heavy laden, rest. But who is
willing to do His will or to let it be
done? Mortals obey their own wills,
and so disobey the divine order"
1t seems difficult for the mortal to
submit to Gods will for the simple
reason that obedience to divine Prin-
ciple means the destruction OF the
carnal mind; yet the carnal mind is
the only obstruction to the harmony
that men crave. 1t is necessary con-
stantly to distinguish between Gods
will and mortal mind because one IS
real and the other unreal, one Is good
and the other evil; and, since Gods
will is good, mans only hope of
harmony is in understanding and
obeying the demands of divine Prin-
ciple. To see that carnal mind and
its manifestation, matter, is unreal
and that Spirit or divine Mind is the
only actually does not limit mans
ability; it frees and enhances his pow
eTS, LOT ne thereby 1QentlIleS nlmSelI
with infinite intelligence, and finds
himself growing superior to the
pains and pleasures of sense. THE
will Of God, or power of Spirit" Mrs.
Eddy writes. "is made manifest as
Truth, and through righteousness
not as or through matter,-and 1t
strips matter Of all claims, abilities
or disabilities, pains or pleasures"
Miscellaneous Writings" p. 1861
1t makes no difference what the
human experience is, the will of God
remains forever good. If this good
seems long delayed, this does not
thereby prove that God is Withholding
His benefits. Spiritual good is ever
present and ever-operative, and it only
seems to be delayed by reason of the
fact that the human being must de-
velop the capacity to receive spiritual
good. God is made manifest in those
qualities which reflect divine Mind
and these qualities are realized, from
the spiritual standpoint. only through
the earnest, persistent endeavor daily
to surrender the sensuous human will
and to gain more and more of the
spiritual consciousness, or Christ
which is in perfect unity with Gods
WILL for, as Jesus the Christ declared
he that realizes harmony, or heaven
is The that doeth the will of my Father
which Is in heaven"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-17
Help the Red Cross

We know the people of this community want to
help the Red Cross; at least that they are willing to
help the Red Cross That shown by their generous
outpourins in the Red Cross drives during the war;
They responded then promptly and as freely as
they did to the call Of the government.
All the people need is the opportunity to as
sist the Red Cross. Lacking the stimulus they had
before, they not seeking the opportunity It must
be presented to them and that requires workers and
organized effort. We ought in this county to have
at least half many dollar members as there are
voters, and If we should have that many we would
Ill our quota in most surprising fashion.
In the closing moments of this Red Cross cam
paign which in of the country can only be
said to have languished present member Should
become worker, bringing in those to whom the OPP
portunity for membership has not been presented;
or to whom 1t has not been conspicuousy enough
presented. II that is done in Phoenix, in Maricopa
county and in Arizona we will lead all other states
in the present drive.
1t is unnecessary to speak of the worthiness of
the Red Cross. That long ago settled. It has
hardly been matter Of dispute since Florence Night
ingale ministered to suffering in the Crimea So no
argument is needed for the Red Cross; nothing but
the spread Of the opportunity Join and contribute