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Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
Konqres zamfta DanieIsdv program

Washington, IA. brezna- - Uzsf "
bor pro namofnf zalezitosti zanftl
vcera tfi lodni programy sekretafe
Danielse "v zajmu Ispor." Vybor Sc
usnesl, ably ma pffstf fiskalnf rok po-
voleno bylo pouze $72.0o0.00o Ike stav.
be lodi pro nedokonceny lodnf pro
gram roku 1916. Rozhodnutf uzsfho
ySboru, jakkoli nebylo dosud schvale-
no celym vyborem, povazuje Sc "a
',onecne. Celkova suma, jez bude po-
volena Department. valecn6ho lod.
stva bude obnaseti asi $400.000.000,
cili $165 100000 meme, nezli poza-
doval Daniels.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
Laein& rada.

Washington, 13. bfezna. = Senator
Sherman Illinoisu navrhl sehatu
resoluci, nfz odporucuje, ably INF.
rova konference", (ktera dnes jiz ami
neexistuje) vyhnala Turka Cafihra.
du a cel9ho kfest'ansk6ho syeta.
Sherman Jest jednfm nejostfejBich
nepfatel lfgy narodI kazd6ho ameri'
ck6ho vmesovanf do evropskych sdle-
zitostf. Kdo tedy ma jeho odporute1i
provadetj?
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
stavka v new yorskem pFistavu.

New York, II. bfezna. - Delnfci
zamestnani ma pisrech paroplaveb-
mich linii, vysli ma stavku. Panuje ma
dele, re stavka Sc nerozsfri ma piery
zamorskych linif Asi tricet lodi jest
upoutano stavkou v tomto prfstavu a
doprava do Bostonu a Galvestonu jest
ochromena. Stavky s1castnf Sc neko-
lik tisic pristavnich nakladacu j.
nych delniki, kteri cd rfjna jz po-
druhe zanechali prace, ably 81 vynu-
till zvysenf mezd.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16

Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 13. bfezna.
= Zdejsf mayor M. K. Hollis a NEST
sky pravnfk A. R. Cooper vymohli 81
u soudu zakaz proti casopisu The
Defender, ably Sc nesmel We meste
rozsirovati. The Defender vydavan
Jest cernochy Chicago, half zajmy
barevneho plemene a nedavno zle
kritisoval zdejsf belochy pro nejakou
yrazdu ma cernochovi sepachanou.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
chee zrusiti vrehniho postmistra.

Washington, Ia. bfezna. - Zastup'
ce Igoe, demokrat z Missouri, podal
vcera v dome pfedlohu pro zrusenf
dradu generalnfho postmistra k u,
tyofenf komise, ktera by ffdila zale-
zitosti postovnfho departmental. "Po-
stovnf department mel by byti ffzen
jako veliky obchodnf podnik odstra-
men navzdycky politiky." pravil
IgOe.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
II zabito pfi bouri v Missouri.

Springfield. Mo-, II. bfezna. = Je-
denact osob bylo zabito mnoho IRA
memo dnes odpoledne pfi bouri Y
Melva, olres Taney, jak Sc sem ozna.
mule dnes v noci. Specialnf vlak pfi-
yazf zranene do Branson.
Nevada, Mo-. II. brezna. : Tri mu-
II byli zabiti, kdyz boufe sborils -
dnes odpoledne dvoupatrovou bu .
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16
1ss havfta uvsznsno v hoffefm dole.

Mesto Mexiko, IL. bfezna. - Sto
tricet sest havffn pohfesuje Sc v do
le Ell Bordo, nedaleko Pachuca, bah
skeho mesta We state Hidalgo, media
leko odsud, v nemz dnes rano pro-
pukl pozar, jak sem oznamujf telefon-
nj zpravy.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16

jsst ma ist vitxa jake vsAeay Dsssl pfttsa
saeeeinskyeh. revnSt tax jinds v eidne.
Pfedylatts sym pfxtelam za&mym ms iisf;
Ds6aste nam jsjieA adrsss penise, naeef my
list bsdsas pravideln1 pesilati. Pfedplatne %
cixizy $<s na rok, $s.es m pal reha-
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-16

xls ,t.ae,ah ~ = ,stipt - aw
brat = sunA jsdas : 49, a. niAi Z
zlbsv,$ inisallf "Hlaaafr ~; ,. oteas-
skss vtls anss1sass = zx5syst AlsaAk -
P,ktieiIs { fyeAiss kzeAafku " tsn6as.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
SUPPLY
PALMER DOPE
Data for Education of Pub
lie Prepared by Their
Washington Institute"
is RUDE JOLT
TO HOUSEWIVES

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March i5.-The
knowledge that the campaign recently
lnsugurated by the Department Of Jus
tice 20 educate consumers on high
meat costs Is really being conducted by
the Chicago meat packers under the
gulse OF and In the name OF the De-
parlment OF Justice will perhaps give
added weight 10 the bulletins which
are beginning 10 make their appear
ance at intervals containing advice for
The housewives on how 90 eliminate
high prices.
The Institute Of American Meat
Packers" an organization maintained
in Washington by the packers. is pre-
pairing and issuing in the name of the
Department OF Justice the statements
designed for publication on This sub
ject,. an Investigation Of the matter dis
closes. The packers organization
maintained in the national capital is an
entirely proper one. but there VIII be
some who viii question the ethics OF
its being permitted 20 put out sO-called
educational propaganda through the
medium Of a Government department.
Presumably the entente cordiale be-
tween the packers and A. Mitchell
Palmer started after his famous dis
solution" Of the packing trust.
The save money on meat campaign
was announced a week ago in mime
ographed statements sent Do an tho
newspaper offices and bureaus In Wash
ington. The statements purported 10
come from the Department OF Justice.
and were prefaced by an Introduction
TO that effect. However, Il develops
that this matter is being prepared IN
the Institute Of American Meat Pack
ers and delivered by a messenger from
that organization Regardless OF the
propriety Of the procedure, the dlspo-
sltion OF the householders will be 20
accept as authentic the advice ten
dered by the packers. when its source
Is known. since it will have the value
OF being expert and will be In sharp
contrast 20 the amateurlsh matter on
similar subjects which has heretofore
been issued by the experts" Of the De-
pariment OF Justice.
Having failed miserably in its anti
campaign. which began with
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
3 New COUNTY
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Board Also Considers Sits at
ElSmere at Meeting
Today
LAND FOR I COLORED
SCHOOLS DISCUSSED

Three new trustees We're appointed
TO mn vacancies and a number OF sihs
for colored schools were taken up for
approval by the County Board OF Edu-
cation at a meeting held today. The
trustees We're named 20 nll vacancies
caused by the rcmoya. from the dis
trict. Three were named this morning
and several more viii be appointed this
afternoon
The trustees named this morning
were for MI. Pleasant school District.
NO. %, and We're Edwin peirson. Ro0erl
Grinln and Ralph Hawke. an OF Hoe
kessIn.
A budget was also considered and The
cite FOR the new school ai Elsmcre was
discussed The El-mcre realty COM
pany, which developed plot there.
had decided four acres FOR school pur-
poses. When lhc board attempted 90
obtain four acres adioluus 90 measure
up DO the requirements, 0f thc new
Code, 70 was found the price asked was
too high. Going across the street thc
board bought twelve acres According
10 William s. llilles. counsel for lhe
board. The four acres decided by A.. NJ.
Malihos, owner of the Elsmere realty
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

would be done. Although the Federal
dry law has been construed as TO pro-
eide that a rabbi shan be granted
permit for wine sufficient 20 give each
family In his congregation ten salons
Ia year. the state or klalr law blocks
such procedure
Section D OF the Klair law specifies
thqt druggists may provide themselves
WI" and sell wine "f0r sacramental
purposes 90 any clergyman having
charge OF a church. or upon the W.T. l.
ten, signed and dated statement n
such clergyman or recognized officer
such church presented personaly"
40 provision is made whereby
clergyman or rabbi may use The wint
IN any manner except IN the church or
synagogue. ne neither can sell or give
% 90 families of bis COMMITMENTS.
A rabbi made application today for
permit for wine sufficient for the
families of his CONGREGATION. as Is be-
lng done N Philadelphia and elsewhere.
but " TruXion Boyce, Federal director
of prohibition in Delaware. was OBLIGED
20 withhold action pending an opinion
on the matter by Attorney General
ReinharH
should % Doe held that iho Klair law
forbid, wine for sacramenial purposes
o. Hebrews. as ls provided under the
Federal law in other STATES. am effort
may hc made to obtain an amendment
% ihe kllir act ai ihe special session
of iho legislature li Dover.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
HIBERNIANS
AGAIN At MASS
St. Patrick Again Extolled by
Father Connolly at St.
Thomas
SHOWS HISTORIC
SACRED CHALICE

A chalice dated 1892, found in a cave
beside a skeleton in Ireland. was shown
by the Rev John ]. Connolly, pastor
Of 81. Thomas Church. to the members
~ the Ancient Order Of Hibernians yes
ierday morning, at breakfast follow
ing the annual corporate Holy Com
munion Of the order At that period in
Irish history, mass was not allowed TO
be said openly and Catholic priests were
in peril OF their lives, according 20 the
law. It was, therefore, customary 10
say mass In caves and il is thought
the skeleton beside the ancient chalice
was probably that OF a priest, who had
celebrated mass there.
Divisions Nos. 4 and T. headed by the
llibernian knights. the uniform rank or
The order, under Major James Hynes,
Captain Joseph Callahan and state
President Jerome ;. Herley. left the
lrlsh-American Hall, at 7.3O o'clock. and
proceeded 10 Fourth and dupont streets,
where they were Joined by Division No.
:. under the president. J. j. kerwn.
The united procession Of men marched
20 ST. Thomas Church, Fourth and
Grant avenue Here they We're met by
NAf AaHAao hhNtAlAi y Va AiAN NAN'A NAANANA
Mrs Margaret O'Neill, vice-president.
In his sermon Father Connolly elab-
Grated upon the life Of ST. Patrick.
About 100 men and women attended the
services
Following the mass the women men,
bers of the parish served the visitors
with breakfast in the banquet rooms OF
-. Thomas Hall
Father Connolly will revisit Ireland
during an approaching trip 10 Rome.
While In Erin he expects TO secure a
piece OF Irish marble for a part OF the
corner stone Of the new odilce which
the =. Thomas congregation will erect
in the coming years. Among the things
which win be deposited In the stone
viii be he names OF all persons who
particlI aed in the services yesterday
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

a great burst Of publicity and prom
ises last summer Mr.. Palmer's organ
zallon appears now TO be starting out
TO saddle oR Tho consumers the blame
for th1 hlgh costs Of meat.
This Is probably The final outcome Of
the altorney-gUnoral's price reduction
camDaisn-and his famous "dlssolu-
tlon' OF the packing companies.
Palmer's food experts" are Preparing
TO launch an intensive educational
campaign to teach The public 10 re-
strain rs appetite for hlgh-prlced cuts
OF meat The big idea Is to convince the
public that chuck steak is az good as
porlerhouse and that shoulder Is as
good as rib
Heretofore, Howard Figg, Palmer's
assistant In charge OF the price reduc-
ton campaign" has sought 10 prove by
"a dazzling array OF claims that the
cost OF living has been dropping rapid
ly. This food expert" painted the pic
ture so allurlngly that many people
had begun 10 believe high prices were
a myth. The Department OF Justices
bulletins grew more extrayagant in
their claims ~ price reduction until
there was a collision between Flgg and
Professor Royal Meeker. Commissioner
Of Labor Statistics OF the Department OF
Labor. Meeker is a statlsiician OF wide
reputation. and his figures on living
costs are accepted throughout the
world rs authoritative. His figures
show many instances 10 which the cost
reductions" announced by the De-
partment are misleading.
The Bureau Of LabOr's statistics for
January. The last month available. show
an Increase Of 2 per cent. in living
costs. Professor Meeker recently re-
buked the experts" OF Palmer's De-
partment FOR their extravasant claims,
and this has brought a halt in the
steady flow. OF promises which had
emanated from the department
Unable 10 continue their job Of fool
Ing the public, the Fair-Prlce Commits
sl0ners OF the Department located In
the various states are now 10 be as
signed 20 the new job OF putting
over" the campaign OF education" de-
slgned 20 show that the housewives
rather than the proflteers are to blame
for high prices, and teach the public
frugality In buying.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
TAX ASSESSMENT
LISTS Open TODAY
1900 Changes Made in Val
uation of Properties
Throughout City
WAR TAX ON PROFITS
MAY FIGURE IN APPEAL

The tax assessment books FOR the year
1920 were opened TO property owners.
at the onlce Of the City Tax Assess
ment Board, in the Public Building To-
day, and there was a constant series o.
applicants for figures. Although the law
does not require Il. The board mailed
notices OF changes to property owners.
thus largely reducing the number OF
Inquiries made in person.
During the entire month Of Aprn
appeals can be made from the figures.
In all about 1900 changes have been
made In the Wilmington assessments.
IL has been the aim OF the Assessment
Board TO keep away from the present
nigh sale prices. but 70 was felt that
property Is worth more now that it was
year ago.
The biggest increase was made In
the valuation Of Market street property
in the most desirable section. where the
assessment was jumped from 81. 100 90
5000 a foot front, an increase of 5000
a foot. The foot front Of the Board of
Assessment. however, Is one foot front.
100 feet deep In the centre OF block.
and the building Is assessed separately.
This makes a big difference from the
average real estate foot. where the en-
Tire depth OF the lot and the buildings
on II are counted at so much per front
foot
II Is not known how much the assess
ment has been increased as a whole. be
cause the books will not be counted
until the Board Of Assessment Revision
and Appeals has concluded ils work In
April and the values are finally fixed by
the city.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

Company originally shall have 90 be-
sold at public auction. 10 Is expected
Mr. Malihes viii buy in the plot The
lweve-acre plot was bought from
Charles Grler and Walter Belts.
sites FOR c0lorod schools 40 KirkWo0d,
Christlana, odessa, Townsend, Marshall
ton. NlIddleiown and Hockessin. on
which options have been taken, were
considered for approval Money for
their purchase viii come from the
Delaware School Auxiliary. which has
custody Of the p. S. dupont fund given
for that purpose.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
RuRr lR. KEIGwN HERE TODAY.

The fuleral Of the Rev. DR.. \. Y.
KeigNin, pastor emeritus Of West Pres
byterian Church. Will take place this
afternoon the remains having been
brought from New York city. The
funeral services will take place In
West Church at i3O o'clock this afte,-
n0cn. The Rev. L. Franklin Smiley. d.
ID will be In charge Of the services.
The Rev Arthur j. Smith, a lifelong
friend Of DR.. Keigwin. VIII speak Of his
frends life at the services. Or. Keig-
VI viii be buried beside his wife in
Wilmington and Brandywlne cemetery.
Whe pallbearers viii be Frank Shep-
VI. Warden r. Humphrey. A. Victor
Z Nhts. Howard Z, Henderer, Robert
-fuce and Robert d. Morrow.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
ITALIAN BOND SALE
INCREASED BY $1,000

Subscriptions 10 the Italian Govern
ment bond issue were increased today
by $1,000. David Snellenburg purchasing
a bond OF that amount.
DR.. Leopold Vaccaro, who Is In
charge OF the sale I'm Wilmington this
afternoon warned the public not 10 pay
money In advance for the Italian bonds
unless the solicitor shows a letter OF
authority signed by him.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
Milier's Antiseptic Oh. Known AZ
Snake Oil
ym Positively Relieve rain In Pow Minutes

Try 10 right now for rheumatism. Ncu.
ralgia. Lumbago, sore. sfin and swollen
Joints. pain In the head. back aud limbs.
corns, buniOns. etc After one application
pain usually disappears ns n bv magic
A new remedy used externally for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza, Sore
Throat Dlphtheri1 and Tonsiiius.
This oil li conceded 90 nr tuo most pene-
tratlng remedy known It's prompt and
immediate effect ln relieving pain is due
TO the fact that it ucnetrates to the affected
parts 40 once. As ana illustration. pour
ten drops on the thlckcst piece of sole
leather and Il will penetrate this sub
stance through and through I'm three min
utes.
Accept no substitute This great OF T.
golden red color ouly. Manufactured hv
Herb Juice Medicine Company only. Get
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
COUNTY W. 6. r. u. MEETING.

Tho eXecutlVe committee on tho New
Castle W. C.. T. L. will meet in Della
ware Ave. Baptist Church at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning At a o'clock there
Will be a conference Of workers.
Mrs. Mary Clark Barnes, OF New York.
national superintendent OF the Depart
ment OF Americanlzation. will deliver
an address before the body at 3 o'clock
The public is invited 70 the afternoon
session.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
mCH SCHOOL sTUDENTs SING.

Wilmington High School took advan-
tage Of a dearth OF speakers this morn
ing 10 put in an hour Of music prac-
tioe. They added several new songs
10 their repertoire.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
HEBREWS MUST
WATT FOR Wine
Federal Director Boyce to
Confer With Attorney Cen
eral Reinhardt on Subject

A hitch has occurred IN the plans %
provide Hebrews Of the city With wine
for sacr0menial purposes and there
was some doubt today as 10 how 10
Evening journal., 1920-03-15

Begin "tackin' 'em down" now-use
The want ads for every possible need.
they bring results.-Adv.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
FL fracaso de Europa

bTirfan nuevos atentados contra el pro
letariado revolucionario russo.
I. Las negociaciones forzosamente han
de comenzar sin dilaci0n, Y han de ser
pSdblicas, han de ser ,conocidas por
ell proletariado del mundO entero."
Tserminan los comunistas con la
ameIaza dc huelga general, que serfa
verdadera catastrofe para este pals.
Las huelgas, el arma terrible de la
descomposici6n social esgrimida por
Iinspiraci6n bolcheyique en- todos los
pneblos, aquf sisuen la orden del
dfa. Sc ha terminado la de los por-
teros Y va ha comenzado la de los
,electricistas. operarios de los dep6si-
tos de aqua, etc, etc.
FL jefe del Estado V Ia Dieta siguen
Sin descubrir sus intensiones. Solo Sc
lia enviado por el ministerio de Nego.
clos EXtranjeros un radiOgrama Il
Moscou aclisaildo reception del dOcu-
mento pacifista Y diciendo que la Re
p1blica polaca estudia la proposition
" co:ltestarh los comisarios.
liza guerra. la paz? 81 la paZ de
lies es guerra Y disgregaci6n de los
puehios asociados, no extrlnara que la
paz de polonia con los bOlcheviques
Spo puprr9 tambi1n nplpa nrOiOnra 1a
Y sin misericordia.
ION. Nunca va nuestrOs ojos con-
templaran los horizontes ell su natural
hermosura. Los manchan yisiOnes
apocal'pticas y Sc oye doquiera el gri-
TO del hombre herido traici0n por
su heraairs
SOFIA C4SANCFA.
varsqvia, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

La ansietlad universal compartese
entire Russia y Polonia en- estos me,
mentos tlecisivos, noss0Ia para ambos
pafses, sino tambitn para el porvenir
de Europa.
FL ministro del Exterior ha hablado
ante Ia comisi0ns correspondence de
la Bieta ambiguamente de sus gestio
nes con Lloyd George v Mllerand !:
pero trayes lie 10 cue dice Y de 10 qne
deja de- decir Sc eiitrev6 q. Ia Entente
Sc desentiende de decidir por Poloaia
en- cuanto la paz 0 a La guerra COZ
Russia. Sorprcndente actitnd de las
potencias ore hasta hace dias einpu.
jaron Po,0lia liz dlira calnpana
que sOstiene.
La p6rfitia poItica international es
como cs, y nadic de aqui p0dr;l CORE
, giria nj canlbiaria. Ha fracasado Ia
dulcN alnistad 0,orgada d P0ioaia des.
lie que Ia rcyo'uc;0n ra.sa desentrasi6
del Imrerio nloscoyitN al pueblo SO
| itlZgatlO, coito fracas0 el artificial
acuert!o De ffaacescs Y britanicos. f.
escenario de la farsa sc deffumba.
.siendO el rrimero que cay6 de sns ia
bias el pobre Wilson. teorico de las
nacional;dades y de las min0rias que
dfviden a Europa, que no han de per-
sistir mucho tempo ell el plano que
las ha pnesto el TratadO de paZ.
En- yafsovia, Ell Polonia entera,
continna Ia incertidumbre, la inqllie-
tud que Sc c0ndensa EN- esta pregunta ::
:Paz Guerra? No 10 sabemos aiIn,
v del estado de los animos de las
,opiniones. son demonstration evidente
los sentlos artfculos de Ia Prensa, Gu.
vas netas caracteristicas tradusco.
la Gaceta de Ia Marina, uno de los
Ttifafios del partido nacional democrat
tica4-que desde el comienzo, de la que
s.ra; Sc spuso de! lado de la Entente Y
ieIe, en- Paris a su leader, luego dele
sado en- la COnferencia de la Paz. RO4I
man Dmowslsi-, asf Sc expresa des-
,u6s de argumentar contra la seriedad
y Ia sinceridad de la proposition de
paz del GObierno soyietista:
para dejarse engaiiar por Ia arti-
mafa de los bolcheviques tendrfamos
1ue ser deinentes o hallarnos en- case
1esesperado. Esto no ocurrc, pOr ven
tura, pues nuestra situaci6n miIitar
es ventajosfsima.
Las hordas rojas Sc cOncentran
en- lejanos territories de Asia, miles
de. leguas del frente polaco. Meses
enteross Sc necesitan para .tlislocar esas
fuerzas observation-disclosures a nuestros
frentes La derlota de Koltchak y
Denikin no ha pueste finsa las luchas,
"! pelean contra leIlos5 los cosacos del
Don, de Knban, las tropas caucasia-
mas, sienionow III slos japoneses en-
Siberia. {l 5S-sf
Cnando sel bolcheyiquismo, que nos
propone Ia paz, no tleja de pensar en-
IA guerra, " cuandollas circunstancias
son tales que nos ofrecen mayor pro-
babilidad de Ia derrota sdel enemig0
que de nuestros descalabros, no est:
permitido8 deponer las armas nj des-
puntar las bayonetass con ilusorias
fantasnagorias de. paz.' a
Z t - u ~ F-4 81 - . II
Contraste con estos aifmosos argu.
mentos de mayorfa partidista son las
airadas raZOneS de los, comunistas pO-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

LAGOS, que han dado su proclama con
los sigqientes parrafos:
En- este niomcnto trascendental y
decisive, el proletariado polaco tiene
que echar EN- la balanza su voluntad
;nqnebrantable. No permitiremos tam
POGO una parifida comedia de negocia.
Homes diplomaticas, las cuales encu-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

The Monnonites derive their name from Memo Simons. formerly a Cath ollie priest. who became a Teacher and leader of the Anabaptists about 1887.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints-This church is located at Tenth street and Moreland, on the Brill car line.
 The Sunday school is conducted at 10 o'clock a. m. The sermon upon this Sunday at Il o'clock will prcaabIy be delivered by the presiding elder A. True Gray.
 The evening sermon will be by J. r.. Yates. Text: And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judg- ment: that ye may approve things that are excellent: and that ye may be sincere and without offence till the day of Christ. This sermon will set forth some of the many good and ex- cellept things given to this age by the Book of Mormon as the sacred history of ancient America and the true account of the origin Of the American Indian races.
 There will also be open air services each night during the coming week, held on the cottage lawn at 1713 West Buchanan street.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
PRE- SBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian-Five hundred in attendance in the Sunday school and a house packed to the doors in the church services are the marks set for Rally Sunday, the last Sunday in Sep tember. Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, pas tor r-elect will be installed as pastor of the church at the II o'clock service Rev. Henry M. Campbell D. D.. pas tor of the First Presbyterian church of San Jose, California, formerly pastor of this church, will preach the sermon. The installation services will be in the hands of committee appointed by the Presbytery of Phoenix and Rev F. s. Herndon, moderator of the Synod of Arizona, and Rev. George Logic and Rev. E. z. Mccullough will take diff ferent parts of the service Dr. Camp bell will take a part of the evening service together with the pastor, Dr. Odell. Junior Endeavor meeting will be held at 2:45 D. m.; Senior and In termediate Endeavor meetings will be held at ', and the evening service at s. Morning worship at II and Sunday school at 9:30. Everyone is invited. Church at the corner of Third avenue and Adams street