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Evening journal., 1920-04-24
'SELLINGOUT,'
PASTORS THEME
DR.. Sumwalt, Of Grace, Will
Also Preach on The
Master Teacher"
TWO PASTORS IN
FOREIGN FIELD

DR.. J. W. r. sumwalt viii preach
at both services tomorrow at Grace
NJ y. Church. The tonic OF the
morning sermon viii be "rhe Mast''
Toacher.r In The evening the slhlect
viii be selling out
The musical numbers for the day
are:
Mornlng Organ prelude, Prayer
ami Invocation, Gulmant' anthem
iIIoar. o Lord Watson oneriory,
baritone solo, Richard Turner. "Thc
Lord Is Ny shepherd. Nandewater;
organ poslinde. "Alla Marcia Chau-
Evenlng-7.30 to 7i5 o'clock, organ
recital. Choral in u. Major Salomc
PRAYER "a Nolre Dame BOelIn9nn
"a Memory" Gillette, anthem. Hark,
Hark Ny Soul. shelley, 0nertOry, So
prarO solo. Mrs J R Schultz. Come
Ie Blessed" scott. organ poSllude,
Marche Mitairc." CLARK
The sunday school win meet at u
o'clock. noon. Last sunday the at
tendance Was lacking three 30 reach
lhe goal which had been set at 500
lt Is expected that the desired NUM-
her viii be reached and passed this
week.
nr. sumwalt viii speak at The Ep-
worth League service al Z As o'clock
The lesson Is "Will a Man Rob God !?
and deals with the duties Of tlthing
A. T.. Hampton will sing at tlEs ser
vice
The board Of governors Of the aih-
leiic Association will meet In The
church house, Monday at 5 o'clock
The scmi-monthly mems dinner viii
be held IN the church house Wed
nesday at o'clock.
At the mld-weck service al "a
O'Clock Wednesday nr. SumWall VII
speak on a text taken from the 3OOl
Of James. The subject viii be "Faitl
and Works The goal OF 100 In at
tendance az this service was passe,
last week.
The Junior League viii meet In th,
church house al 20 o'clock Friday
The boys club Will meet In IN,
church house, Saturday at "A
O'Clock.
u.acc Church Is very proud 4
carry on The front page OF Us calon
dar beginning this week, the name
OF two foreign pastors who Will bl
wholly supported by Grace Church
Miss Clara Bell Smith. one Of its OWL
members. Is row being cared for en-
iircly by her own chureh. Mis-
Smith Who Is now home on furlOugl
VIII. on her return be stationed a
Chlnkiang, China The Rev. Marshal
1 j. Murphee viii be the second min
istcr In foreign fields who will b
supported by this church Mr.. Muir
/ phree viii sail In June 10 take VI
/ work in Rhodcsia. Africa, aud VIII b
stationed IN Old lmtali. hhodcsia.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MUSICAL NUMBERS
FEATURE AT SCOTT

AT Scott NJ f. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets. the Rev T. i. Sard.
pastor, announces the following serv-
meeting. leader. T. NJ. Gilbert: 1890
o'clock. sermon By The pastor. subject,
"rhe Christian Discipleship": Epworih
League at G30 O'clock; 730 o'clock,
sermon by the pastor. subject, His
Blood our Only salvation"
The musical numbers include
Morning Song" Ashford; "ln Heav-
enly Love Abiding Holden FESTIVAL
March Tielman; seek Ie the Lord, "
Roberts; "Springtlme." Ashford; The
Lord Is My Strength," Simper; "Juhi-
liant March, Solly; MY Soul Doth
Magnify" Simper.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
music FEATURE
At This CHURCH
Mr.. Habbart to Preach on
More Precious Than
Rubies" at Harrison St.
MISS BRADEN AND
MR.. HYGATE TO SING

The services at Harrison Street NJ.
Il. Church tomorrow Will be featured
By a musical program both morning
and evening. Sunday school session at
~ 10 o'clock. The Rev. William L.
llabbart, the pastor, will preach at the
10 30 o'clock services I'm the morning
his subject being my Obligations to
the Kingdom.
The musical program at this SER
vice will be as follows: Prelude.
March, Weber; anthem, 80 Lamb Of
God, Simpkins; Miss Edna J. Ball,
soloist duet AS Pants the Hart i"
Roberts. Miss Bella Braden and Harry
p. Hygate; postlude. Allegro Moderate.
Capocci
In the evening, Mr.. Habbart viii
preach on the subject "More Precious
Than Rubies."
The evening services begin at 730
O'Clock, the musical program being as
follows: Caprice in G, Cadman; Canti-
lene. Shelley; Reverie, Fagler; an
them. "ConsidT the Lilies Wagner
Posllude. "Pigrims' Chorus Wagner.
The senior Epworth League meets
at 630 o'clock.
Don't wall for success to come 10
you. command it TO come to you by
means OF a Want Ad.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
PROGRAM FOR
West CHURCH
DR.. Smiley Will Preach on
THE Fundamentals of
Our Religion
QUARTET TO SING
AT EVENING SERVICE

AT Wesl Presbyterian Church
Eighth and Washington streets. the
Rev. u. Franklin Smiley. pastor The
Rev. James Dougheriy. assistant pas
tor. There VIII De preaching morn
IN and evening. BY Dr, smiley AT
1920 o'clock Or. Smiley will speak on
'The Fundamentals OF our Religion "
Organ prelude. "Oncrtoire in c." BY
Grey. posllude. March Solennelle." F"
br Grey. anthem, Praise and
THANKSGIVING by Lyon; soloisis.
Mrs. j n. WOodmanseN and +. T..
Jones; onertory. a Dream OF Para
disc. by Grey.
The Bible School meets in all de-
rarlmenls, al ? o'clock. Music By
Banks orchestra.
Tho womcns class meets at the
same hour: Mrs smiley. teacher
The mems class meets at o'clock
in the main auditorium, when Or
Smiley will talk on the lesson. Music
hy Jacobs orchestra. Irving easier
leads The singing.
AZ Gas o'clock. Christian tndeaNor
Society. subject, "Christian Prlnci-
ples in Personal and Public Health
leaders, Francis Clough and TITUS
IccScy.
al 530 o'clock the peoples ponu-
Ter service OF song, led by the choir
prelude. "Fanlasic,' by freyer; the
poslludc. March Aux Flambeau' by
Lacey: anthem Lord With Me
Abide by Edwards, solo and dou-
hlc quartet. 80 Lord. Most Holy,
Mrs Woodmansey, Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. s. n Jones, Mrs Arbuche, y u
Clymcr. y. Hobbs. H. w. Frazer. Y. y
Jones oilortory. Mighty Jehovah,
nv peilini :. II. Jones and choir. Tho
male quartet e. NJ. Hobbs. j. T. ely.
mer. n. w Frazer. y. r. Jones
sing "He Whom Have Believed, b,
Wilson. Or Smilcy's theme VIII b'
sour Invisible Guardians
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
DELAWARE AVENUE

The services tomorrow morning
and evening az Delaware Avenue
r plist Church. Will be In charge
N lhe pastor. The Rev. Joseph \
Irwin. :. I. ID, who viii take for the
subieci OF ihe sermon at 1880 o'clock
How. a Church Can Attan success
The Junior choir will assist the reg
ular choir with the music al this
service.
INC sunday school will meet al
? O'Clock. Christian Endeavor meet
ine al 6A1 o'clock. topic, christian
Principles in Personal and public
Ho7lih
me evening service al 1880 O'Clock
will begin with a song service, lee
by A large chorus choir. assisted by
me school orchestra. under the d.
recflon OF William Wallace, Dr. r.
win will take as he subject for the
sermon. "Open Doors Of Opportunity
For Young Men and Women.
The prayer aud praise service on
Wednesday evening az s O'Clock. Ihe
Hl-La-0r-Cla-Del viii meet on Mon
dav evening al the home OF Miss
Georgia Newman No. 1900 Monroe
street
The church is cooperating IN the
Baptist New World Movement ana
purposes 20 do iis part In raising
ihe hundred million dollars.
The special musical program To-
morrow will be. Morning -Orear
prelude sPOsiludo" Harris; anthem
MAKE Love 10 Thee Edwards; an
them. "Fcar Thou Not Edwards
organ posilude. "postlude,' Mendels
sOhn
Evening - Organ prelude, "Prayei
and Cradle Song" Guilmopl: anthem
Around the shrine OF God" Brown
anthem. beautiful Home.' Edwards
organ posiludc. Grand ChyeuX in q,
ChauVcl
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
ROOT OF ALL EVIL,
SUBJECT AT MCABE

At McCabo Memorial NJ F. Church
tomorrow the pastor WIN preach al
ho'h The morning and evening seT-
vices The subject, as 1870 o'clock,
vIil be Tho Straight Gate IN ne
evening NJ 730 o'clock, The subject
VIII hs The Root m Al ENil.'
In .ho evening sermon the speaker
will discuss the Tendencies Of the
present lime and point out some oi
ne dangers to which men are sub
icrted today.
The sunday School IN al grades
viii meet at y IS o'clock, and a good
program Is assured A teRcher lrain-
lng department VIII open ier ",
nrer,~efion ~ these who VIII be thi
|nsiructors in Mccahe School lalci
on ..,.,.
subject. WI q Man Rob boHf Miss
Vera Keen. leader.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
rIRsT SWEDISH RAPITsr cnuRcn.

AT First Swedish Baptist Church.
corner Nandoyer avenue and Church
street the Rev. c. A. Ghader. pastor.
services tomorrow viii be as fol-
lows: 40 45 o'clock, Morning Medi-
aton.' sermon by the Rev. Frank Y
Liliegren. former pastor OF TIE
church, Sunday school al noon; Gas
preaching at 730 o'clock by the Rey
r. J. Liliegren.
The Young Peoples business meet
ing Will be held Tuesday night in the
basement OF the church. and on
Thursday eyeningfat 7i5 O'Clock, th,
Bible study and prayer service VIII
be led by Gustav MOlin.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
TO ATTEND CHURCH

sunday evening the Loyal Order OF
the Sons Of st. George will attend the
evening prayer. service at Calvary
Episcopal Church, Third and Wash
ingtOn streets, in a body. The rector
the Rev. Edmund Stevens will preach
a special sermon on The Supremacy
Of JESUS" The morning services. al
Calvary will be q celebration Of the
Holy Communion at 100 O'Clock. Morn
ing prayer. holy baptism and sermon
Subject. What Is a Mission" ?" at 1914,
o'clock and the meeting Of the church
school at $50 o'clock. The Victory
Guild will meet at Z o'clock. The full
vested choir will sing at all services.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SOURCES OF IGNITION.
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

Al Richardson Park NJ. r. Church,
the pastor. the Rev. Arthur w. Good
hand Will preach az both the morn
ing and evening services. 1870 O'Clock.
ihemo. "klndling Heart Fires - 7.30
o'clock theme. Sources OF Ignition.
Miss Gladys Workman. Of The Pea
body Conservatory Of Music. will be
the soloist at the morning service. and
special music will be o feature Of Inc
evening service
sunday School at 70 o'clock, Young
Peoples service at 6i5 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MISS REED WILL
SING AT ST. ANDREWS

Al St. Andrews p. r. Church,
Eighth and Shipley streets. at ZAP
O'Clock tomorrow evening. There VIII
BE- special musical service in place
on the usual evening service
There Mil be solos by Mss Heed
and Mr.. Kcnly and quartetles nN MISS
Heed Miss Carvin. Mr.. Wiiklns ail9
ar. Konly. with E. J. Mulhausen al
ihe organ
The services will be as follows
Holy communion at s o'clock; biDie
class and Sunday school al "a,
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon
af A o'clock
Services IN So Mathews Chapel
corner Shinlev and Eighth streets
The Rev. Richard w. Trapnen u
charcc viii be- the sunday school al
2 o'clock: evening prayer and ser
mon AZ 3 O'clock. Services according
to the new time.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
UNION N. h. CHURCH.

At Union NJ. r. Church. Fifth and
Washington streets, the Rev Harvey
Winneld Ewing. n. D.. minister. SER
vices viii be. Glass meeting. at 93
o'clock. +. W. Dunlap. leader: public
worship. a. 40 30 o'clock. sermon sub
joct. Bread. sunday school, at ;
O'Clock, ". l.. Bicklng, superintend.
ent; Epworih League, al 20 O'Clock
the Baraca class in charge. evenirg
worship. at 7.30 o'clock. sermon sub,
icci. eleventh Hour Folks
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO HOLD MEETING

The services az Greenhill presby-
terian Church tomorrow, will be as
iolows sunday school. 9.30 o'clock.
followed by the morning church SER
vices at i0i5 o'clock. The Junior c b.
meets az $50 o'clock and the senior
Y. ?. 5. c. q. meets al o'clock.
The W0man's Missionary Society Of
the church Will assist IN entertaining
me Prcsbytcrial Missionary Society at
rs annual meeting, 90 be held In
Westminster Church on Wednesday
and Thursday OF next week.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MIR. MILLS TO SPEAlZ
GOODMAN CHURCH

The services tomorrow at Goodman
NJ. y. Church viii begin with class
meeting at 930 O'Clock. followed with
o'clock. His subject Will be "The Only
Cure for the Worlds Present Crisis" 4"
Sunday school at 2i5 o'clock; Ep-
VIII League at 7.i5 O'clock. with
M. s. Jenness as leader. The EpwOrih
League will also be addressed by Mr..
Mills. the district president: eyangei-
istic services in charge Of the pastor
at 745 O'Clock; prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MADELEY PASTOR TO
PREACH ON SNAKES

Services az Madeley NJ. p. Church to-
morrow follows Glass meeting al 930
o'clock leadgr John H. Ford at iO.S0
O'Clock The Rev l.. NJ Broadway viii
preach ON Snakes: az 2.i5 o'clock
The sunday school will meet. r. q.
Conner, superintendent. Richard
Smith Win direct the music. AZ 645
O'Clock the devotional service of the
Epworth League will be held: al 7.30
o'clock. John II. Ford viii direct The
choir in leading a song service.
The pastor VIII preach on Wrecks
at the evening services at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TO TELL OF NINTH
WARD CONDITIONS

Services tomorrow at Kingswood NJ.
=. Church will be as follows. 1890
o'clock public worship and sermon by
The pastor subject. "a Glorious IN
yitafion'; o'clock, Bible school in
charge OF ;, II. pippin, superintendent
6i3 O'clock Epworih League Devotion
al Meeting led by Miss Emily Simpson
30 O'Clock sermon by the pastor
subject. What kingswOod Church
Has TO OFFER the People Of the Ninth
Ward" The speaker VIII call atten-
tiQn 10 some local conditions permit
ted by our city fathers: class Mon
day evening, prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening, subject, who Art In
Heaven
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
sT. sTEpnEN,s IIlrnERAN

At 81 Stephens Lutheran Church.
ratnail street. near Sevenh street. the
Rev. Frederic noerr pastor 1920
O'Clock. morning service subject. An
lnchristian Expectance:" :" i2.i5 o'clock.
service: subject Man Without the
Precious Gift Special music through
out the day.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
81 IIrlE,s nEFnnMEn.

At 81 Lukf's Hcf0rmcU Enisc0nal
Church. Monroe and Eighth streets
The Rev. William Lannng, pastor
there will be morning prayer and
sermon at i0i5 0'cNck, Sunday
school al 2 o'clock: evening prayer
and sermon at 730 o'clock. IN charge
OF the rector.
"Wednesday at s o'clock the mid
week service will be held.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SFCOND NJ. p. CHIlRCH.

Al Second NJ. p Church, Filth ave-
nue. and Anchorage street, services to-
morrow Will be: Glass meeting, 40
O'clock; Charles H. Caulk. leader
preaching, AZ and 8 o'clock, by the
Rev b n. Jester. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
BOYER ana their band Of singers will
sing Sunday night.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
nnlcKEx M E- cuuRCH.

Services NJ Brack-Ex VI F. Church
tomorr0w will bn as iollo~s; Preach
Ink. i0{s o'clock and 10 O'Clock. ny
the pastor. the Hcy. n. II. Adams; SUE
day school. ~ O'Clock: prayer service
Al 9 n'nlnok Wedncsday ayenlns.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
nIMANUTI p. y. CuURCH

Al Emmanuel p. +. Church the Rev.
Charles ". Clash. rector, the services
will be: Holy Communion. las
O'Clock, church school, 9i5 O'Clock
morning prayer aud sermon. Al
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon,
las O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
FRlTFnNlI SpTnTTTlATIeTs

Floral messages VIII be conducted
az the fraiernal Spiritualisis Church.
evening at 7.3o O'Clock. Mrs Moore
will have chargc of the sorNlcas.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Special Sermons and Music TO Be Heard City Churches Tomorrow
Why YouS ShouldGo
To Church

To be Of no church is dangerous. Religion,
of which the rewards are distant, and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide
BY degrees out of the mind, unless it be in
vigorated by external ordinances, by stated
calls to worship, and the salutary influence OF
example.
Johnson, Life of Milton.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
cuI1,cU TBlir lND FALSE.

". A. scho0nnlakcr vii sDnak o.
ge sahissi' ,.. tn. cn,rsh .,,slnodT True pns =
o'clock. IN Tr. o. U. A. ". Hall. e0s
Ntnali slrse2-
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:, BILL HART LOVES EN- ALL.

: II believe the motion picture pub
lie likes to see a different leading
woman play opposite q male starNin
almost every picture he Makes" said
William s. Hart recently, If for no
other reason than to see how they
look together. have made love to
Jane Novak, Ann Little, Eileen Percy
and practically every other promi-
nent leading woman on the screen,
and believe moviegoers like the
variety. I'll admit do myself" :
= True to his idea, Mr.. Hart appears
with a new leading lady in his latest
Paramount-Artcraft picture, "John
Petticoats," which is showing at the
iElko theatre tonight and again on
Thursday. She is Winifred West
Overland q pippin. The story,
which was supervised by Thomas H.
Ince, presents the noted star as pro-
prietor Of q modiste shop and de-
velops a serio-comic plot that enables
him to do some excellent work. K =.
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capture or kill the fugitive inside, is
one of the big spectacles Of Vita;
graphs latest picture, i ~ 'Pegeen.
This production, with Bessie Love in
the title role, will De the feature at
traction at the Grand theatre tonight
only. .z%,.a; 49,: Il, -, ?,
Miss Love. appears as Pegeen
.O'Neill, a delightful pretty, lovable
little. girl Of Irish extraction; who
adopts as her mission in nfe,, the mis-
sion of doing good for others. She
succeeds In countless ways, even to
the extent of comforting, her dying
father inside, the burning building
while manhunters surround the
place. :, .Az4. ..., ,...
The picture ends with a tremend-
ously dramatic climax. It was taken
from the story of the same name by
Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd. The adap-
tation was written \by William Bar
BARN Laub. David Smith: was the
director. =: ~ N -.
"some Roince," a Christie comedy,
will also be shown. IT. *: yE<> A. ~
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NEWsOFsTHE
,. UHEATERS.
iii ls[,t EI;sBR0KEN BUTTERFLY"

THE Broken Butterfly" master
piece of love and pathos, adapted
from the great story by Penelope
Knapp, produced under the direction
OF the great master OF screen drama,
Maurice Tourqeur, will be shown
again at the Rex, last time tonight.
The love that develops between
Thorne and Marcene is transmitted
by the composer into his symphony.
After Thorne's return to the city to
present his work to the public, Mar
Gene is branded as a scarlet woman
by Zebie, her. supposed aunt, and in
desperation takes her child and dis
appears. supposedly drowning herself
and child in the river. s,-, =,
When Th0rne returns and learns
of the tragedy, he is seized with re-
morse, and becomes a. wanderer.
Fate DEGREES that he meet Marcene's
sister and marry her. When they
return to the scene of Thorne's ro-
nance with Marcene, they discover
that Marcene and the child are still
alive To enable Thorne to right the
wrong he has done and legitimize the
child, Marcene's sister agrees to give
up her husband that he might make
Marcene happy. ] T. ,', :,
The problem which the strange
caprice of fate had brought about, is
handled in a. mastery manner, and
reveals Cody as an actor capable of
rising to great emotionally dramatic
heights. .....
Two part comedy. ..
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BRINGING UP FATHER IN
SOCIETY," -,

. 1t is not often that the actor who
undertakes to portray a character as
widely known as our old friend
"Jiggs"s begins by looking the part
and follows that up with speech and
action, at all in harmony with the
picture. Walter Vernon is one of
the few exceptions, front, rear and
side view, nature gave him the figure
for the part, his skill in makeup in
creased the likeness and his dialect
helps create satisfactory illusion.
With the aid of Harry Alfredo as
Dinty Moore, he gets great deal
of comedy out Of the piece.
A capable company, augmated by
dozen sprightly, shapely and tune
full girls, assist in bringing Up
Father In Society,"" at the Grand
theatre, Tuesday, March 2. Tickets
on sale at Boardman's Drug Store
Friday, =
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scarlet doves and the fierce untamed
passions of its red-bl0oded men and
women, is depicted in "sundown
Trail" Monroe Salisbury's newest
Universal starring vehicle, which
comes to the Rex theatre Friday.
Salisbury is seen as Quiet" Car
ter, an easy-going Southerner who
goes to a wild mining camp to dis
cover that red blood counts for more
than, blue and that 1.-The survival Of
the fittest" in that community is
largely matter of quick trigger
finger.
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DRAFTED BY BILLIE BURKE.

Did you ever hear. Of a gi6l starting
on her honeymoon alone2; That's
what Billie Burke does in her new
picture, t":Wanted-A Husband, COM
ing to the 'Elko- theatre next Friday
and Saturday. Being Obliged to- pro-
duce husband ON short notice. she
commanders one from her fellow
passengers on the train. :.-~. leads to
sort Of laughable complications.
James L. Crane is the drafted spouse,
and the picture is said to be a divert
ing comedy of more than ordinary
merit. 1t is Parai ount-Artcraft. .7z 4:
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LINES FEATURED m
!! 4 :. !. ..,sslTAILI,EURS. AZ :.

There was never a greater demand
for tailored suits than there is. this
season and the simplicity Of the best
models makes them practical for the
home .dressmaker. The design pic
'tured here is carried out in navy
blue, gabardine, self-trimmed. There
is a separate collar Of; skunk. but
this may be replaced BY gabardine
or brush wool. Medium size requires
4 yards 54-inch material. 49,
Pictorial Review Jacket, No. 1854.
Sizes, "a to 4e inches bust. Price
Is cents <,<,,@' =, W.
Skirt No. s574.; Sizes, ~ to 50 i'll
ches waist i<ice, 20 cents. IL
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WANTED-A DEFINITION.

The RESIGNATION of Secretary of State Lansing, under
cumstances which are sensational the least simply
emphasizes the necessity for immediate action by
defining in no uncertain what shall constitute the dls-
ability of the president either temporary permanent
The constitution provides that the cepresdent shall as
sumo executive authority during the disability of president
but it does not define disability ,..,.
The president according to his own statement feels that
Mr. Lansing unlawfuly usurped presidential authority
Mr. Lansing reaates that he called the cabinet together
that pressing matters of import might be considered at
time when cabinet members denied all access TO the
president by his medical attendants. T.
welfare of the government paramount to the inter-
es ambitions desires of any individual member thereof
whether that member be the president lesser official
The dismissal of Mr. Lansing has given the public much
food for houghand is doing much thanking It is not
matter of party any Of the word is OF country
should be of the present regreabe
situation lack determining the exact condition
of the executive. u. ..' -. y
Congress should define disability at and provide for
the orderly legal conduct of affairs during
such temporary disability would not warrant the vice
president assuming the functions Of the office 1t should also
define what constitutes the removal of disability.
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HORSE AND RIDER IN 200 .
FOOT FALL IN HART PICTURE

i When Neal Hart was making his
latest picture, when the Desert
Smiled" which will be seen at the
Rex theatre Thursday night, an acct
dent occurred that was caught by
the camera. In one of the big scenes
the girlHon horse back falls over an
embankment over 200 feet deep. The
scene was rehearsed time and again,
a dummy being substituted for the
girl. BY accident, when the scene
was finally being shot, both horse
and rider really went over the bank,
the horse being killed outright but
the girl suffering only slight bruises.
The camera caught the whole thing
and the scene is shown in the picture.
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grand daughters Of barons,s receive
1850 annually, the title of honor
able" and a badge-miniature or Her
Majesty, surrounded by diamonds.
The. maids of honor serve in pairs
for month at time. Two have
just retired thrui ill health. .T
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p A fire scene in which three human
beings are trapped within the blaz-
ing structure of q country dwelling,
while q posse bf marhunters wearing
masks surround the place waiting to