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Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
SEIZE LIQUOR IN DON LUIS

Charles Hull of Don Luis was taken into custody yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Hardwick, according to reports from the sheriff's office, along with quite a quantity of contraband liquid refreshments. The officers state that there have been many complaints during the past five or six year in Tggard to Don Luis and they believe they will have no further trouble there. t~t
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
ScRAPPED WAR GOODS
 HURT GERMAN TRADE

BERLIN.-German optical firms are complaining that their own gov ernment is hurting their business in Scandinavian countries by offering at low prices large stocks of various optical instruments, obtained in scrapping useless army material
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
INSTRUCTOR RETURNS

Prof. E. G. Limprecht returned last evening to Bisbee after being away for a year taking a course in the University of West Virginia He viii probably join the teaching faculty oi our public schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BURNS TRAINING AT Y

Bobby Burns is to be seen in train ing at the Y. M. C. A. every after noon and many of the boxing fans are taking advantage of this oppor- tunity to try and pick up few notes on the probable outcome of the match on the Fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
AT COPPER QUEEN
NoAKuM RETURNS

Jessie Yoakum of Warren returned yesterday from weeks motoring trip to Phoenix, where he witnessed the airplane flights and races. He states that he encountered some very hot weather at Phoenix and believes that the Warren district is just about right. s.a..si
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
Alaska Has Own
 Bootleg Industry

JUNEAU, July 1.-They make moonshine whiskey in Aalaska as well as in the "dry' sections of the states. The most recent arrest was that of Thomas O'Neill of Ketchi- kan., charged with violating the fed eral internal revenue law by making illicit whiskey. Many other arrests have been made
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
RETURN FROM OVERSEAS

F. A. Connolly, well known as Buck" has returned from overseas, where he has hoen on duty with the 90th division. He is an old-time resi- dent of this city. having worked in the various mines here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TOMBSTONE MINING eoop

A. c. Karger of Tombstone was visitor in Bisbee yesterday. MT. Kar- ger has several leases in that district and says mining conditions are look ing much better than for some time past.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
To MAKE HOME IN AJo

Mrs. s. A. Titus has returned from the coast after a two months stay at the beaches much improved in health. She is now preparing to move to AjO, where MT. Titus is located and they will make their home there for awhile
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BAPTIST SOCIETY TO BAKE CAKES

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- tist church will take orders for the baking of cakes, pies and bread for the 4th of July and those in need of same can phone 355 and S29 and leave orders. The ladies will have their regular Saturday sale at the Wool, worth store on this coming Saturday, July 5, as usual.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BOXER ON VISIT

Russell Chambers, the boxer, who is to meet Johnny Mccullough, was in Bisbee yesterday for a short time making the final arrangements for the match on the Fourth and return ed to Douglas later in the evening where he is in training for the match. He says he is in excellent condition now and expects to get the decision on the Fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
HREp rRIANcLED FORMED

The Red Triangle club of the Y. M
 C. A. met at luncheon last evening and formed their organization, which is one of fellowship among the young CT men. They plan to meet at 2 o'clock every Tuesday evening" At the meet ing last evening talk was made Sy 1. J. LaErenCon and among those
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
HERE FROM PASADENA

MT, c. E. Nash arrived yesterday from Pasadena and will remain in Bis bee for a few days on business. MT. Nash is proprietor of one of the largest department stores in Pasaoena and is interested in the Bisbee dis trict
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BACK FROM RAMSEY CANYON

Mrs. Cora McQuade, who is employ ed at the Copper Queen hospital, her daughter Viola Bussee and Miss Mabel Sullivan, have just returned from a weeks outing in Ramsey Can yon, The two young ladies are re- turning to school this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
RAINS GENERAL

Sid Smith, county engineer, was in Bisbee yesterday on business ana states that the recent rains were gen eral throughout the county. doing a world of good for the farmers and cattlemen.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
ON VISIT TO GRANDPARENTS

Master Paul MacGregor. seven-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. MacGregor of Globe, arrived Monday night to spend the Fourth with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. George R. Smith of Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TAXES NEW POSITION

Frank Thair, formerly of the Bisbee Auto company. has accepted a position with the Cochise Motor company LEAVE FOR BEACHES
 Misses Grace and Anna McAlmon of the c. & A. hospital left yesterday for the beaches of California.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BACK FROM STATE TOUR

L. c. Jackson of the shoe depart ment of Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company returned yesterday from a two weeks visit to various Arizona cities. --f
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
ATTORNEY MeKELLIeAN VISITS

M. I. McKelligan, assistant county attorney, was in Bisbee yesterday on business in connection, with his office.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
LEAVES FOR JEROME

Henry Nimits of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company left yesterday for Jerome where he has accepted an other position. The associates With him in the store presented him witE
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
ARRIVE FROM TUCSON

Miss Hilda H. Wells, Miss Marie Cloud and Miss Janet E. Jay of Tue son arrived in Bisbee yesterday and will take up the summer course offer ed by the university here. They are staying at the Y. W. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BACK FROM OVERSEAS

Bruce Struthers has returned from France where he has been with the Ninth Aero Squadron. He will make his home in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
RETURNS FROM BEACHES

Miss Louise Huffer, nurse at the c. & A. hospital returned from her summer vacation yesterday. She visited with friends in Los Angeles and the beaches. @
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO MAKE HOME IN NoeAlEs

Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan and Miss Muriei O'Neil left last evening for Nogales
 to join MT. Sullivan and will make
 their future home teher.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
SCHOOL suPT. HERE

Miss Toles, county superintendent of schools, was in Bisbee yesterday and met with the county teachers at the high school last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO VISIT TN CHICAGO

H. J. Tammen, the theatrical man. left yesterday for Chicago, where he will visit with his parents for couple of weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
ADVANCE PAY DAY

In order to assist in helping to make the celebration of the Fourth of July this year an unqualified success, the Phelps Dodge corporation, Copper Queen branch, will advance their semi monthly pay day to Thursday, July g.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
RETURNS TO WARREN

Mrs. Katherine Fairclough has re turned to Warren after a few days visit with her parents in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
GOES TO DOUGLAS

Hoval A. Smith, the mining engi- neer, was in Lowell yesterday, visit ing old friends and fin the evening went to Douglas on short business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
REGISTERED AT Y. w.

Miss Bertha c. Renaud of Pearce, and Miss Laura B. McGill of Douglas are registered at the Y. W. c. A, and will attend the summer school here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
FLOAT JUDGES NAMED

pr. R. c. FefgusOn, pr. George Bridge and Dr. G. H. Fitzgerald have agreed to act as committee of judges for the floats in the Fourth of July parade.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
HERE FRoM DOUGLAS

H. Cuthbert came up from Douglas yesterday on business as one of the auditors of the Phelps Dodge Corpor- ation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
%~

a remembrance of his stay in Bis bee and their we'll wishes for his new opportunities in Jerome
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO LOS ANGELES

Mrs. James SilverthoTn left yester- day for Los Angeles where she will remain for a few weeks visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
EDITOR oIRAGI HERE

Carmel Giragi of the Tombstone Prospector was in Bisbee yesterday on business and greeting his many friends here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
RETURNS TO FIND PARENTS ILL

Charles c. McCleary returned yes terday from overseas after 2S months service in the navy. When he reached home he found his father and mother both in the hospital. MT. McCleary was at the Copper queen hospital, and Mrs. McCleary is just recovering from an operation.
 AT. COPPER QUEEN
 Among the guests at the Copper Queen hotel are W. C. Robinson, Tue son; c. R. Maddox, Fl Paso; R. Rolf fins, New York; H. Cuthfbert, Doug las: Geo. H. Fa1rchild, Jr., San Fran cisco; c. E. Nash. Pasadena; Wallace McKeegan, McNeal;; Dick Blug, Fl Paso; l.. Croxton, Phoenix and w. s. Gregory, Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
Strike by One Man
 Ends Jobs of 10000

LONDON, July 1-Efforts are be- ing made to alter conditions in the coal industry that made possible the 'one man strike"-a strike of one man that made 10000 workers idle. When Evan Parker. chief windind engineman at Lord Dudley's Bagger- idge coal collieries. was dismissed, 5000 miners walked out in ten pits. This automatically threw out of work 5000 more workers in iron and steel plants, dependent on the Dudley mines for coal
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BACK FROM VACATION

Miss Maggie 'Akard of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company has re, turned after a two weeks vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
RETURNS FROM RAMSEY CANYON

Mrs: Harry Seeley of Warren re- turned yesterday from a few days outing in Ramsay's canon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO SAN DIEGO

Miss Blanche Campbell has left for Los Angeles and San Diego for short visit with friends there while oL their vacation
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
HERE FROM GLOBE

Globe, was visitor in Bisbee yester- day meeting old friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TRAFFIC CHIEF INSECTS

George H.. Watles, district traffic chief for the Pacific T. and T. Co, arrived from Tucson yesterday for a few days inspection of the local busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
HERE FROM NAco

Dr. w F. Haas was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday motoring up from Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO BOX IN AJo

Johnny Meyers and his family lefi last evening for Ajo where he is matched for boxing contest on the Fourth. ...
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02

If you want a good seat on July 4th for the Bisbee fights get your tickets now. adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BARBECUE FOR SCHOOL

The Homer Pike home near Stark will be the scene of barbecue and dance on the night Of the Sd for the purpose of raising money to build the school house.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO PASADENA

Mrs. F. w. Turner and daughter, Alice left yesterday to spend the sum- mer in Pasadena with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
BOX SOCIAL SUCCESS

The Girls Club of the Y w c. A. netted something like $50 at the box social Monday night. Some of the boxes were sold for as high as s each.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
MILK BELOW STANDARD. CHARGE
TO COAST

Dad Tracy left yesterday for visit
 to the coast points for the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02

RFcOVF RING FROM OPERATION
 Mrs. Frank Vidano's many friends will be glad to learn that she is on the road to recovery after her opera tion at the c. and A. hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
VISIT IN WARREN

MT. and Mrs. R. E. Bryce and daughter Bessie were in Warren Sun day visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
TO LOs ANGELES

The family of Ben Frankenburg left for Los Angeles yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
CUSTOMS INSPECTOR HERE

at Naco, came in to Bisbee yester- day on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
ENJOYING OCEAN BREEzEs

Mrs. Ada Wilkinson is visiting rela- tives at San Diego and enjoying the cool ocean breezes.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
FROM GLOBE

Mike Fowdy of Globe and Miami, was back in Lowell yesterday meeting old friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02
IOME ON COAST

IO MANE FOME ON COAST
 Mrs. Waldo Watkins left Bisbee yesterday for Los Angeles to live.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-02

TOMBSTONE MERCHANT VISITS
 A Christini, prominent merchant of Tombstone, motored over from the county seat yesterdays
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COP IS NO
FR|[ku Of CUPID

ros,oEia. Sent ie- rdwin raase
Fos.ona. thinks that che fsaow whd
said, ~Aii tho world loves lovsr4
had ], all wrong
FTase paid for i -snsrasv iigsnss
and tsne within few minutes harc,
Afrs- getting she eFsnis h was SO
anxious TO have sAe knog glsd thr- liz
forgot All about sAe speed laws. Tar,
srasfie officer dsdnT
~tsanx ynn see Tn Desy. Tn 10 ne
ular~i-d in 10 rinGis-s." Erase waited
Go get married. replied the off,
car hut first yoaN have . give -he
CITY fen dollars OF yoar honeymoon
money The automobile races are nsx,
week.
Erase settled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-12
Chores 5sLnner4 4u.rh

teryiew insfitutin9 ths religions
movement Which Be heads' zfkaf
workfnRmen and women alike arr en-
titled TO safe and healthfui surround.
inRs IN their employment to fair
working hours and ! vaee iusflv
proportioned 70 The profits derived
from their labor. adequate recrea-
tlon. proper housing and stiuulatne
upinonK amusementa.s and until
these conditions as~ met. he dAclarpa
i u hardly worth vtf1le Iookine 10,
= great spiritual reaction au,one ~
wexkerA The e6Scisnt religion. s.
said 4 one which ministers to mani
material - veil = his spixituaj
Former Attorney General vvief,r.
sham. Of Ar. Taftss Csbinet nade :
Ike DECLARATION u suppoxt cf ~
Livery Name CampaiRn. ard William
y Breed another WelI known lnvyer.
asserted that sthe deve1pnine -.
oency Of business and ueSfeSa3ounl
men TO regard religion - IN eao1n.
tai feature of every DAY NE not a
I'll Incompatible VIII VurfsS 80
fAirs, is one of the ralIcxea a -
world var - which the. Church g au
orRani7ed institution Tor human bet-
tefment dose vell 70 Eivp soxfow At
fenhou- He. too. deciarud for :
practical e21zreh 81 Whieh IL ~
spirit & { Roczney proddnin6fpd
ChureA LaedefS UIsvn.
The Hisaeg Su9sssaa < New
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NEAT COSTS DROP
=. MORE Than | DOLLAR

CAMa<o. seN ie-Thc principaI
basis Of the cost os meat was shown
today 20 have been reduced more than
81 hundNdweirht Ia she last fort :
niShf.
Thousands az I've hogs Al the chi-
caeo stockyards went anscad his
morning. some rs how as 81
ShereAs on Aueuss p sAe advent OF
hos prices under SIG WAS hailed as
promising notable r.sief 10 sufferers
from high ooss Of living. Even eafora
scdsy's ascasnc the dro> ia hog values
q late vas declared tn be the sharp
s=st since .se,.
Al the board Of srsde today. oo;h
grain snd provisions showed a down
Nara tendency as rv4sul, os he ar
l'al OF the si4 hog.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-12
.cfurch to fleet Spfrit do tf,eHfewAde.

0ro<r 81 tie. .Hely Cross. the .Rrptaer
hood o! 81 Andrew. and the CS.urrs
f<glodscal Cl<t. A nation vide ears
"A Lsign Of edueatioa 10 to be condvciss
~ which is involved . pcrsonsi cal
upon rvery member OF the Chureh
'nreaehoat the United States. in the
cuoff 10 infovm the mind and
ssasen the conscience" Of The
CHURCH ecer as 10 the duties and re.
suoh<ssihties Of members OF the
Episcopal Faith in the new era
And wha. is Of peculiar interes.
snc Importance. there Will he taken
simultaneously q survey Of the re-
sources cs he Church and It's inssi.
fuilnnS IN every part Of the world
Their wants ard their needs TO Tire
enc thst wher the Triern;al Cener.,
.cnvsnsior OF the Church meets r.
isesrolt In October there will BE- L..
fcre The cereal and lsy delegates a
comprehensive picture Of the entire
church establishment
Statesmanship Needed.
With this in hand. il is then
rsann.d 70 nap ont . program az
tfsarch activity for tse ensuing threA
Years which shall meet tire fp;r;s cf
we new are ard ccrnport with the
Sarring of the Episcopa. Church as
(, NAnorai institution. Finally,
's''get svster VII. Be submitted
rrr with the Rcconssrurtion program
~ hard. and q nY7ct;ea. trx;resS-
lif> r,sthoi Of pssttser IL into even.
'nT Formulated she resvsksres
.".-ef srd so'iaised Church viii co
rfN-~ fhe ration for rn-orers.in-
se--ire. "a''o''A'
" rs = r,cvemrrf shss rails soy
- se<snsrShip a the hirhesf nyder
Within th~ cnrroyrte hcdy Of the
rnssrcpsf Church sre 81, a. the eon.
n'r.,rs e.s-n%nts whirh represent the
S@esnins NE cf Arserica TODAY. Gov.
sef, ts bo6v nS laws closely con-
,,rrrrirc to the conrtitrtior OF m.
!, nafs- States. the nt,nost liberty Of
'e"-vhf sna sree~A are permitted
With adherence 10 the
''nrnsneufsi RELIGIOUS .dc~trsnes Of
- Nurch: md 4 f,sss Of rorf;-4-
ne vsnw vii hare tn be rpconci,ed
= sharSac = grnsrsl program for
'-fsnr r2cr which she Trien~ial Car
renssn~ csn agree 10 20 before ne
Y Is elesriv evident dat the eon-
rntson VIII he ssked 10 take eorr,r-
'nf.e o. TIE re'asiors between capital
NO ishnr. and n the Peace Treaty
~ ret been edrpted b~fcre she eon.
'snfson assemblies n W.T. urdoubsed.
~ called srpon 10 des~e n stti-
sae tuwsH TIE Leaxpe N Nstioua
Ihe Sasssn Subssiruse.
Al the oomp.ex soc;al urohlsms
Iostng out of the var viii Demand
ttenfion: ard & = eonally eeYtSin
'nce cne a. the Episropal ChvrckI
rezt and sneceSsfol acfivities Il Is
0nncctico witA the edbesticrs Of ths
eEso race: that ths negro pfohlem
~ rne1 for discpssicn. a. VII o.
cestsons of the rural church. a sub-
asstcs Tor NE eafooh snd 81 ~
'ce,ssed poealstian h IL Sis
TIE mt stske of de eampssrn !.
~ moer nay. under the dftSction ,
= NeSsonai OxRanixstion. the Hon. ,
ary Chairman Of which = he n.
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b WILLIAM H0s1ER

4 rs De Chrsssianssv cs redsw IL.
n49t - that Of . century APO
f1ndsr.entslly. yea: IN IL ex
I; prlqs.ou and application. no.
ID what condition has rsligto-
4 4oArEpd frcm the melting Dot az t,ss
J~3d NAr! fsthers q meeting ro;n;
!: stNssn the Chureh ard ,ha rniIirsr
8sf6<at;oa o. lie sveusietl1 rrr.
e1t4y HISS she Chursh ksrt abYeas,
4tAs Spee.
- Mese pest war days Of unrest
Nc uncertainty. when sceietv Is no.
.So{e sare which r3ad TO travel. HISS
eCurch sssrred the sezSershia X
u gsanted it should txke- Is the
fcn Appfeciatire OF the resperxs-
.sefe&tes md oblirasicns sf the hrrrs
H. Ard cpestiors Of like irport
- 70 The lips of every tssouchssns
wko ysews the soseexxiye RELIEF
- eosernents wh;ch have been in
tr31tesed reten:lv. ard whxh ara
-X1a<o bv the FptSr0oai A.. sior-
idt CA1paisn. ~ which he Every
sEAnrt 4 C1nvsxs in the Dsncese q. New
.xoyk " II Hes~onolitAn hsndnsafien.
l4e fuHress cf tine o,lv rrn c.vc
the dee.nte sr<werS. Neanwhiie ar
sn1v ef signifssrs ss-ts 4 Ming
- Ter tk< consideration az the Close
'ohsAsyvr IL ~, fines NJ
!. Gnqrsssicrshiy- al ss shc,s ~,arA-
,psenys srr the r1tr-rw rw~h ~ .~ny.s
~ tke rsrf az tsss ~hfs-~te. - ~sre.
,tbe rks.-sd ce,aision. wA;eh havs
\ fe9rF ct eScrr ~. wy VI i. a~-o.t
tA4t ~ Asr~ ~atcr-a.n~nr t-r ~.
IN. Ne wesfGss Il irs~-w-wssb -sw
Artiss. r~<s re<nnnx;asstss.. sr..;.eS
.Ssew-nnsnf ard rs~srpr sA4s sha-
even h>frye 81 c,ar'< t~r.-fls,rs
sfcc hls feiicw: f,sn without wer--si
- s.''eaon o. race cossr or class dis
R.E-te. Mrs, r. Ps.rs.rs,
81 - ~. nru 80 ~Airh l. npcs u.s.
Er&s G-erRe Corsssr Rattse. I. New
syefk. kwvey who has e~ssrea tz;sh
x1rvpr inst sh~ Er~-v S.~Ss car-
Sq5kn ~nelsrtpr ~ Ae e4~~ti-e ~su
&1xes to sh>re ss~elf 10 r->cs ~.
NmN ~ rsrkfnh - ~h-s4 I.
- reeeS~ivs hams~ s~~-litiars.
neera a,rsy,sjnns. ~setr-~s -
ss'gR - nFsrtirsi. n c.,,s. ~ .ss-;.
~ u s,axs ca~ss n ke@sz.le The
1ns ~-ssA rnesa~hvsirri dorsrsres, !,
fyeea thenyies ard do-rl,as. and .et
SoSn - -or.mc~ level "
e whAf spfris the Eri<rnrsi
s3vysh has l1uNshed ~ Nation.
yCe (Amrsicn of uh}rh thfs Il
IA s!NsfyrrRtAfinn. . reneYai ;ars 4
6nec from ~ nkffisl sVaep<bsnf
QneH z n eanpe;gn haueurssed
"A - Bannd ~ N;ss1nns II N /.
xllA9 ~ perenAher. 1918 and
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George Zd5rrSL-ze

Vr.
York. CEarles Sumner Burrh. IN
speeding the campsign on its Wv.
declares that IN common with oiber
communions the Episccp pal Church
feels the urge Of the spirit Of the
Lme waich compe!s their active MT.
ue.pataen N ths solution 81 arobltabs
growing out OF the world war. - 4
Bishop Brent. OF Budsls. vho vsa
the senior Chaplin or the Amef;eSn
Expsditionary forre - Fse6c1
sounds this warning. 81 rrujn~ -
ward the campaieu: @Th1 wcs13 a
expecting an era q liberty n 1fi1I
justice. honor ard frcadoon. "a Sk3Sk !
the war vss fought, wiIl he ~
to evsyy depxr.ment ana nkSse ~
life and made sv1ilab,e for ~ isn1t
man not .less fhan - .iss.t 4 <S.I!
4 Immediate cteps - 10 49, 8 I
this end. the disofder vkich VlR.
sue win be tustihahfo dlcordess
R;sAon vrni;. ~ nssn
eIsres "a ~ 1.-..~vsx,sss;s0 III
dast.y j. j ARE. 8 sTs,ne ssn fors.ss = ri
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Rev Daniel S. Tuttle of S. Inuis
fresidsng Bishop OF the Church. ard
tehind whom is an efficient Execu-
tive Campaign Committee composed
OF the RI Rev. Arthur s. Lloyd
y; u Chairman: The Rev. DR.. Robert
~ Patton, National Director: she
Rev. L 9. Wood. Vice Director; the
Eev. X Bland Mitchell, Manager
central Once; Miss Grace Lindley.
the Rev. DR.. William E Gardner. md
the Rev. Augustine Eluendort. Back
OF this committee are cosrmit.ees
representing every diocese and r,is-
slonary district in the nation. and
sal behind them parish committees
representing every parish organixs-
ucn- The educational campaign and
the survey are proceeding along si1e
by side with precisiou and d care ar,d
attention to detail that Is not ex-
ceeoed BY that which Is put into the
conduct Of . great national political
campaign, and. II may be added. with
scarcely less enthusiasm.
Church Suffrage.
How Is the Church reactinr % this
drivey 0ne Of The most interesf:av
refexes is the tremendous irteresf
which the laymen of the Church have
taken "a The movement. In this do
taal the diocese Of kew York, with
- avery Name Campaign, kas set
The pace for the rest Of the nation.
md there one Of tie first fruits Of
tec re1uakeuinx Is . movement
Which has been inareursted wIsh
kreat promise Of success to admit
.onen 20 active participation n
'nurch adsirA even TO the extent al
making them nerabers o. chuccb
'estrics and delegates to the diocesan
mo general conventions.
Along tho same Iines, the artiv;-
aes of tie iayEner have met with
'rch encouragement from TIE clergy
z Q iend color to the belief that 4
e future former restrictions are to
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oe lifted and TIE isity are to erSoy
participation IN the spiritual work OF
me church which hitherto has been
ceried them.
As'oe from this. thu noseworthy
and significant fact which the Ma
tlon-Nsde Campaign has developed,
y = progressive spirit on the part
O. az classes Of the Church. but ey-
pecni,y ~ tie hitherto conservative
elemfrt which is taking the form of
az iEsisfeDce tnzt the Church can
not avoid playing = prou1incrt pxrt
= eoping With IT, eorditious oS eco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-12

Lensc unrest and disqsiet under
.x x1.cn the naticn il iahoring, and
tnat any reconstruction prorram
sccpted By the general eonventjon
niuss include considerztion Of the
problem o. capital and labor.
E1cient Relieiea.
IN New York. for illustration.
ms.l!zm fellowes Morgan, Presidenf
81 the Merchants Assoefstion- 'and
Chairman Of the Every Name Csm-
patgn Committee. declsrine eor
practical. e1irient Felision.s laid 4
oown = : reeoEais5d faet IL an n.