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The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01
St. Philips Church

Easter Sunday, April 4, 1920.
 ga. m.-Holy Communion.
 10:15 a. m.-Holy Communion and interpreted sermon.
 11:30 a. m. Bible School with presentation of mite boxes.
 4 D. m.-Native Service.
 7:3O D. m. Easter Service. Theme: Resurrection to What?'' After us the deluge,'' was the motto of the gay court of Louis XVIII before the days of the French Revolution. Is there any one going the fops of that old court of Louis XVIII one better by saying, No matter what l do, what 1 am, there is not going to be for me any dcluge.' Should not Easter make us more careful, and cause us to ask What will the Resurrection mean for me?'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01
Native Girl Dies

Edith, the fourteen year daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Will lis, died Monday night after a brief illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis came here recently from Haines. Monday morning their daughter ate break fast and seemed in her usual health. Soon after breakfast she complained of being sleepy and sank into comatose condition from which shecould not be aroused. Death came at midnight. Funeral services were held yesterday after noon under the direction of the Catholic Church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01
Notice of Election

Notice is hereby given that the annual election for the Town oi Wrangell will be held in the town hall, Tuesday, April 6, 1920. This election will be held for the purpose of electing the following officers:
 A mayor to serve for one year. Three councilmen to serve for two years.
 One member of the Wrangell school board to serve tor a period of three years who will succeed Mrs: M. o. Johnson whose term expires this year.
 |. w. PRITCHETT,
 Mayor. March 4, 1920.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01

Bring your shoe repairing te John Tanning at Wrangell. u
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01
THE NEW YORK TAILOR

It is correct if the New York tailor has it. Suitings, cloakings and dress goods can be had on short notice. All kinds of tailor's s supplies on hand which we will be pleased to show to customers. Thank you, no trouble at all.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01
Presbyterian Church

Sunday Services at 10:30 a. m. and 3::30 p. m.
 Sunday School at 12 o'clock noon.
 Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 D. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-04-01

Salvation Army Native Mission Sunday School, 3 p. m.
 Salvation Service, 7:3O D. m. Prayer Meetings, Tuesday and Friday, 7:30 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30

FRONT ROOM. private entrance. hath connected. for gentleman em- ploved ionly. PIP T.. Pierce. f
 FOX RENT-Furnished room, one block from Washington street car suit able for one or two men. S4 pcrSweek. call before 10:30 a. m. or after 80 E. m, 1109 F. Monroe. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30

FOR RENT-One furnished room and bath at 129 North Sixth St. For gentleman ouIy gs
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30

WANTED - First class salesman with few hundred dollars 10 join me in placing on the market d number of well known articles in general use. A fine proposition to man with sales
 man ability. Box 92U Republican. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
$1000.0O or

WANTED-Man with S1000.00 or more to invest with services. and will ing to learn profitable trade. can learn Of splendid opportunity by sending ad- dress to Box 9V Republican. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
BUSINESS CHANGES

FOR SALE-Grocery business: will sell building or lease. 18th Ave and Fillmore St. Owner Phone 1887. l
 SIGN RAI NH NC. Dnn1on 2--n q
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
wANTEp-HELP. FEMALE 2a

SPECIAL GLASS It< SHORTHAND ] win recite from 5:15 to 6: Is. beginning | Monday. Oct. 4. a the Gregg Short | hand School. 2nd Floor Chamber of Commerce Bldg If l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
MEETING TO FORM
NEW PARTY CALLED.
IO\NE>rlO\ ~ "IORIN IiGIu'
NilI. ~ IliIn ~ CliIt NIu
~ I'M

tn, ,t.O. AptI ~ rrr, ruiiuu 90
forty right a. imm = n,W I'lii. u
patty viii hr hrld in 'hi,agu lJur 90
a. a.. u Na> innaunrri ipdI, %, VI 4
iiirri.on. divisional drs'tor ut ~ CO..
gnni,liinn.
IhT nrw parry 'rsur, .ruiiue thr
me-, H. aud hapr, "i l,'tier man iu'
,impaign against boih a." rriri'"ntl'
old parties aud W ~urr"ri oi = crn
siru,ihr program - "ron"uiic s",iil
aud pclnical prosr :. an 1n"unc,.
nrni said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
NEW YORK STRIKE
PROBE UNDER WAY
ITuI>r 0t u STIrE BEGINS
I\,E>fiG NTiO> ~ WILSON
ORDERS

NEW Nui,k April 20 -lnvestign.
i'.n u The railroad strike situation in
N'w Nurk has hrruu here TODAY bv rrn
I'sfuiatiyos Of the department ~ sue.
fi.' 90 the di'etlun ~ President VII.
u following Telegram snnt the pres.
don't h' William T,llovrs Morgan. mos
id'ui uf the Merchants Association
prot. iiur against thr combination In
violation of federal statutes that was
thro'thur the rommcron uf the city and
country"
o., sid.ut Wilson referred tho t.lc.
riam tu Attorney Grrcini Palmer and
'h, latter d-eru1'rl e q Amrs assi+
rri to 90, attorney general 80 come
'p New York tu get full Information
Uu ih, sulir,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
LARRAZOLA SAYS
STATES DESERVE
FEDERAL ROAD AID
<LW NINIC0 GONER>OR >TOrI
~ AuiRii.IO IN HOt tn HONE
FROM CONVENTION.

= uil 10" pleased tu fly home with
vru n yuu pu tuko Mrs l.arpzula
slnug alsu" answered Governor -. \.
itrtlzoll last night 60 an Invitation 4"
ls. returned hv airplnuc io his hone IN
Sautc y" y VI, hy Aviator W. ).
'oidun
Govcrnm aud Mrs Iarrnzoln stopped
~ the Amarillo Hotel over niTht On
their return from il"t Springs Ars..
where the governor has been attending
lh, session of the Rational Good l'o1ds
convention aud the rankhoad Highway
-...-.L.-L.M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Owe u 10 States.

The federal government owes srmc.
ihing to ihr states especially a." iHr
western states iu the way 81 aid In
highway building Governor I.arrazoll
holds toe. b" puintcd uut. IN ~" west.
crn states the government holds as its
oWu aud exempt from l"cal taxation
-, o0o "uo acres 1T land. exclusive II
That IN r"H"rv's. nd appropriated. ar
acreage equal io 81 per cent of the
entire territory In nine oi these n
si,trs doses thu government own las
thau ~ prr cent of the land
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
III ,oluiiun Ordcgcd

T Huiru vl- 'rl'r"d ly rIr s'
m,u. ,.ur' u' th. r.l.nHs 'nHl'N.
%, t'hH,d,'rhi. lul r.'j,rr ,'nu'uy
%, VbtHd,lrh1 l"1 iist'iur r"Il Hul
irnr Cnmilr, tb. control En'UuUd of
", y .rsrv ar1 thr I.nish NH'',, 1u'
WIN Hur" ,n1l company m'i0'Hir,d
thr.srr 'hr h'Tlur ..fu ti"r -
'hli fr,y v.u'l Do. 'rf..,lN "lF'nl mo
.' '1.h ''h.r u,suHsiiiUn "f th" -'.".
u1 'uHf- Of tH.ar. f.mnN'i.. N'l
ly tr, EHj.rr company vNs H'.. 90,
I,tfvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
FEDERAL WARSHIPS TO AID in DEFENSE OF MEXICAN PORTS
British Fight Arabs
In Palestine; Details
of Clash Are Lacking

%, Astogiai,d Frees
CAIRO Arul Fighting be- g..
ported htvr'u Afahs ma liriufh
iruupr n rtlrstn, N" "details have
been received here
Tw, Thousand ErdHuinH gti'' 'h
Sriuk ~ south ~ l.pkc 1ih.iils lr"n'
which the small British force Withdrew
alici % nght m Vhirh they Suffered q
irw casualties
The incident was n"t important 1r
,urdiug CO. the official view hiue m"rc
Is ucrl development ul recent l''-
duuin cattle furuvs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Sunmnlin II >,n ,nronio.

w T--TT -TTT7T TTT7-
SNN ANTONIO Npr1 %. Gcorl'
- s1mm.riIn. American oh1r=c d'af.
nirs ,f N.Niru civ VII, was called
tu Wellington ahuui ''u jays as. Ir.
r,,H r.I. fHn.eht nn hi. v1t 'o
.a %. probably vll l'IN h'r' 60.
..If.n .Hrl IN ih. Nly - ..uttn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Oil Land Claimants
Must Show Evidence
To Uphold Motions

" i>IiI>GTO\. ~ Z, Nrrl '6-
~, >utrrmr 'puri Iu'liN 80" ihr gU,
,tum,ni. Oklahoma lni IrNa~ tm'l
M 9 n'Ni ~ show 'lp-r wiN i'iun'
iiur recent, granted hN w." court IN
the Rrt River "il land '"Uir", fr,,
>ho NJ not be- modified
This action resulted irr.n NJ" iil'ng
II mr,iuns B., rliinnnis tu liud IN tini
,rriiun a,hing that ,liangr, b. nuhr ~
the sul,rt nir courts ut,l,r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Mixed With Ichigh Case.
Premature Reports.

III Iu',h,s 'aNing ihr government
lad ul,l WON ifs ,lso against the L..
m-h Npu,, railroad company wen"
,.n' uu' grd Do was u,' until almost 1n
ruur n',r when 'np'vs ct Justice
Chr.'s uuuinu we've made available
that q WIS fulud that ih" court h1d
acted uu th. ltHdiuf ,lr. alone Thu
majority urui"u held 'hc holding rum
rul r1ltN u violation of th" Shrr.
man antitrust act and reversed federal
.,.mt dr,r,se rendered in Philadelphia
BOO l.li which refused o" s1sirin th"
r.,.fu",rts ,h'rs u' wHuUunl, h"'
1ir, i,d the separation vf il' central
RAILWAY ,i New lrw.v from rs .t.
s,anry r.1l company ihr l.'hish r'l
AL----.-- L-L--- .---L ------L--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Pleased With worl,.

Governor laltyoln returns pleased
with the work ~ the conventions ana
doses not try in conceal his pleasure ~
hid. his reasons fur hoine plnsod. The
governor b. known as Eoni roi ds IN
ihurp,i. and d. was especially rrnii.
ncd that both tho conventions 10 his
rIEg.stlnn lnrs'd unanimously q r"s"
miiuu asking the federal government
tn appropriate nll the interest on tho
loon uf So eau Dao uoo 60 the allies
which amounts o. Si,onoo noo annually
In lIl, huIlhIne nf nntInnnl hIghMnNa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Louisiana Planters i.eforc Herring

nr fa..a IHfff rfsss
NEW ORLEANS. Anrii ls - United
states District Attorney Mopney ani
nIrr prominent Louisiana sugar plant
ef- I,ff hera tonight Tor Washington ~
s..,,5r THURSDAY before the congrss.
s.a.s' csnmittec investigating thu
question 81 sugar pri,cS IN this state
lrI th,ir ,ffrtts on prices EcnerailV.
pr fh. e,s uf their departure IN.
Am.ri.an sugar Refining Company
.rnmfuod Hn 1'rtrc" 20 one cent for
ersnulti.d SUGAR. m1stug the selling
rri.. - 80 cents wholesale sud q IL
cents retail .tSA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
Gr;iiun Whips ual"n =

w Nsseriaifd frres
CANTON Onto. Anvil 20. it,E l'"'.
TON. Ntitcr weight 'tnwpi' %. Won w"
u.w-uaprr d,tsiol oy't jack Malone
uf - rawi ~ a tam" o. round bout
here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
r,imarN in Mns,arlIn.rIi,.

state wid, priWaui.s iur both r.nH.
lirtu and democratic candidates tn the
national conventions viI OBJ. h'd f'
morrow in MIF lthu~.f'. 'hiH rd
N,v Jersey Alaska 1919 HuId r..uH
iDu preferential primary N,m, Dos.
Republican state conventions f.. thr
selection "i Dudidat.s tu 90. r.uui
convention viii O., h.H u Nt.HH.''n
Tu"s'lH, lud u NI.#r.H. uI 'I.N.
Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

Thcs" lands Sew M-Niro's governor
contends atc q liability rather than nm
Jsfvi tn the federal government. f1r ihe
annual deficit arising from th' Mpulre
m,ut ~ fpuhlir lands h' estimated ~
81 80 unn 90 81 son uUn lu suniftsi
with th" managerial 'yr~usH ~ the
government iu handling public hn.s
the Gut'irm ,t's 's tu 'ylWn'" ~
state handled Ilrd in his own sia'"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
SIX STATES WILL.
SELECT DELEGATES
BEFORE WEEKEND
III ~ TOTNi. VI uliiG RErt I;II
CAN KtrRE>E>rlTI,E>
VIII. W. NkNin
~ A.s,,ia,sd l'r,s.

NEW YORK. Ami .s Republican
voters ot 'iN states lrf iu. terr'i.N
u Alaska having combined l.lTr
s'riaiiuu u Ia oW u F,4 e l.aai,.
O." ~" republican u,linull convention
viii either hold primaries Dol. rlt, ,.u
N'uiiuns this w,,.k Co. select ,l.r .H
fc ntplN,, 90 the convention boo en-.
Digu u"Nt Iuur pmvrtii. voter. .'s
viii select their ultiuull convention
drlrgair in three of These STATES.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
f+++*<++%++++++++++++
NrliikE NJ DI AnlOlh
~ t,iC ITO ii,ii

- 'N' .h"'Nff tNN'1 wv"
citi,NGp AruI % Tha
.lIIr OF railroad .urluvrH ir
) the 'hiIl' i,mul WHrI''
) virtually W.t 100 drldN..k tH.
) dl, with 90" u.munis d.Uiu
thtt ih, UIlhuut $50. hu.'H
aud Nh. railroad ,uutrndmr
that irauI. conditions WEI, m.
proving
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

o. ih conventions a,s' I1's"l Ului
iuutsi, the sam" resolution that WIS
adopted at ih" Roswell Good Roads
convention Inst lll. asking the federal
government 90 .rd" ~ ~ unappropril
u.l aud uur's'ry,d lands to the stii
ir Whi,h they Br" situated The guv
,tuur sppus"r,l the si.pr resolution al
the Roswell meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
CITY NEAR ChpITN.
ttII.s TO REBELS
ey Ass,'eiaied rrsss.


WASHINGTON. Aug 2s-i,encw,d
rebel activities near Mexico city were
rcpurtcd IN MrNic" adyiccs reaching
Washington t-lay through official
channels Cu"rnaynra. capital 81 More
los ard short distance from Mexico
civ. ~ said tu u. In the hands of tho
rebels and the railroad To- the federal
capital cui.
Small attachments of troops have
been sent frum M.Nico city In various
dire, tiuns In nu effort 20 put down up-
risingH h.for- they attain strength.
one dpia,h hment has bcrn sent to.
OaNacl. The r"i,1ri said although tho
Cauanza g"yrrnm.,i has hitherto Ne.
clar,d that oaNacn was pcaccfui.
General Joins Obregon.
Mexico city officials ware also said
to have admitted finally that General
MaN,utle had gone uvci e. the rebels
with hig fur,cs IN III" state of Guer-
zero. His d'scriiun was reported srv.
.ral DAYS ago bat WIS denied nj Men.
icn CIV until to-day General Mayoo,t,-
has been operating IN the border ~
Gu.rr,rn and Michuaoai o. was to his
protection that General Aware Ohre'
von iv supposed IN have fed when he
,rcapcd fiom Mexico city. The APPEAL
fur an American wlrship 90 protect
foreigners al Mazainlan was sent tn
the state department ~ the urgent In
vostigatiou ~ the Mexican federal
commander there II WIS learned tsainy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
READING COMP ANY.
Loses TRUST SUIT
IN SUPREME COURT.
IuNI STANDING h\TIIHAtITE
con- CASE Cil\Iu,I> iI,E
~ STAINED.
DISSOLUTION IS ORDERED
Opinion, iiold Iompan, GuiliN ol ,in.
lii,on 81 sherman Vet; rrr, iou,
Court Dcorcr> Are
Reversed

~ sU,iai,l Frees
WASHINGTON. AuU -a NuuoGu,
rg iis d,,,~i'n 900 prt OF th, l0us
p.UIful anthracite ,ul Trust ,tsr @.
uN fh, riIu.u. count. iu 20 : tu :
umu.uu. 'GstHu'd % majority ui th"
a.t,umrnis charges 1 Illegal ruhin1-
iiuu against tho ;adiur Company. %
p,urNltHm1 holding corporation und
certain oi its ulirud and ,.1l slh>idI.
ll,s aud uId,i.d their dissolution.
Chi,i lufti,c White 1n1 Assnciatr Jus
ti,. Iiuurs and NHnd,rN Nan''r diss'n.
i.d while lusti.ur N.g.,uuIds aud
i'irfud,i- t.,i, %" Part Boo the decision
NiNcd Win lehigh tase.
Nu rupV "i the majority "Wni"n was
'.,lifillr rs Justice Cllrk was rendering
.it Aewilt,i vi'h thr Reading "cm.
lury ur attendants we're th" l"hirh
aui Wuars inlrr unl ormuou, and
90, t.nieh C.lI and Navigation com
uu, IN, constant recurrence "f 10"
lumJe "l,hirh company ihrnu-h"ut
thr reading tIus 1t the opinion GO e..
90 that 90" 'n.l.d i.,high ,t'a
which n,iuillv r.f,rs o. th" irhirh Nnl
l,v railroad ,pmUtHy rIs". arru-d last
fll with tho Reading usr WIS hpiug
decided als'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
ALLIES PLEASED
WITH LATE WORK
Of WAR COUNCIL
SAN RENO SESSION t>D>-tNIii
NlTlO> >NISfitiD WITH
RE>iir~


SAN RENO. Amll ETH, r,sults
II the surrciu, councils ten days m."t-
INK are .uCh that each government
taking part srrm~ Co consider ~ as
pir,tiuns have h,,n m"asu,aHN sitis
lrld
The prrmirrs and f.rn-n minister
parted ~ great personal 'utduliN 'n'
apparently with much m"Ir confidence
In the near future.
France Gains.
Franc" .lsl saiiIs 20 .ils, i't 1' l'"ul
uymans. the llgiau forigu mini'
remarked tuiay. French hopes W1'
lee reduced but her realities viii Doe
increased h, the fixing of rum i"i
Germany to pay.
VI. Jasper IN, Belgian minister 81
rrconetructiun. -,ys that 1t such q sum
is agreed upun th, Gorupns vin ai1t'
earnestly hccaus. h'rc,olur, there b is
lecn NJ induccWcnt fur them tu raN any
part of unknown and vaguely 'r".
nous liabilities
The worl "r,,sion' is wholly "t
chcw-d hy the prime ministers boo i.lh
ing of the treaty of \nsfii'.s. th"
word "iut,rpr, ,;aiiuu' is coming uu
use Th, Italian premier Slm"r Niiu
appears Go hr common over the '"uh
cil leaving the Nd,ituic question &" d
rontinunn," of dir,1 negotiations N.,u
the Iugn. Sla,s
ilrlgian> satisfied.
Tn, E,lei1rs 1rv trI'l h',fu'
they h,li,,, 20, western power, tt'N'
Hrii,ir. France and l.olLiuu r'u'i'
.,s .,lid ,s ever tgaiur C,ruiu, rh.
G,lrilus alsr Ir, fHr o." ImU"'i1i'
uNiu. of %, amount 'i Germany
.l.,is Co. tho llli,-
Tb, .'f'uj. 60 ih' council WIs 'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
W Action Taken.

E'unrfF who we're in Attendance st
the ,ouf,murc. sid there had bcc-
much talking but no action" THIS Car.
Guyrumont officials would not indi.
rst" what efforts were under consll.
'r1tiou toward haliing a further sfy.
ru,taiiug in prices Ecfincrs declared
they could not guarantee adequate sap
plies without further increases Th'
abnormal demand fur sugar has forc,I
them into hard companion with foreign
huN.rs they stid
Howard firr assistant 90 the ai;of-
u's general b. said o. have asked tfa
r,iu,rs tl mlh, q survey II the worlds
Visible supply and fur a statement 81
th, amount of their present stocks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
OFFICIALS MEET
WITH SUGAR MEN
>ITi tTiO> THOROUGHLY DIS.
Ci>SED MT still HIGHER
rRICE PREDICTED.

WASHINGTON y e. Annl &C.
Representatives of large sugar rcfir.
'ri's and department 81 Justice OF.
,ial-. 'ontrruug to-day here. progress
'd uu further than discussion of ~.
whole sugar situation they said. Tae
conference viii be- resumed tomorrow.
meanwhile r,ports persisted tina, En.
other MS" in sugar prices Was In proa.
ps,t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

TOE republican p1N g. hi'k "
power he said % H. t r,inarAah.r
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tConlinuod on page %
Arizona republican., 1920-04-25

by her name, which means pleasant" She was pleasant to her husband and her family in days of prosperity. Shs was. pleasant in adversity She was no doubt pleasant among a strange people in their strange social circles. else hardly would Moabish families have given up their daughters to marry her sons. She was pleasant in her family and to her daughtersinlaw. as is evident from the devotion Of the two young women.
 An irresistible stream of pure per sonal influence flowed from the godly family of Elimelech. It is not strange therefore, that Ruth made the choice that separated her from her own coun- try. her own peope, the gods and burial places of her fathers, and turned he, to a strange people and a strange God The story is a revelation of the sancti flying influence Of godly companionship
 STEVESON
Arizona republican., 1920-04-25
ABANDON sLuMs
BOStOn GIQDeJ


 Migration out of the sluns and into better class apartments by laboring class families for whom the economic sun is beginning to shine was ascribed by Deputy Health Commissioner Thomas Jordon as one of the prime causes of the present housing con- gestion.
 Thirty-three hundred tenements stand empty in South Boston, Charss- ton and Roxbury, he said. and will probably remain so. Their former oc- cupants rightfully insisted on better housing conditions than these tene. ments afford MT. Jordon said. and when economic conditions for them inn proved they immediately moved up peg or two in the housing scale
 MT. Jordon said the $500 tenementA were abandoned chiefly because the houses afforded no bathtubs and be- cause single toilets for all tenants were located in the cellar.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-25

21. went out full. and Jehovah hath brought me home again empty: why call ye me Naomi, seeing Jehovah hath testified against me, and the Almighty hath afflicted me?
 9. So Naomi returned. and Ruth the Moabitess, her daughter in Ia W, with her, who returned out of the coUn- try to Moab; and they came to Beth lehem in the beginning of the barley harvest.
 Ruth 1:14-2e
 Design of the Book
 To trace descent of David, showing that foreigner was in the ancestral line. Boaz, the husband of Ruth, was a descendant of Rahab.-Matt. 1:5.
 Lesson
 This book is remarkably rich in ex- amples of faith, patience, industry and kindness, less so in intimatfonS of the special care which God takes of our concerns: still out of seeing i'll educing good. Elimelech's misfortunes: His sons marriage to q Moabites; Rpth's loss of her husband all end in her own conversion, and in the honor of her adopted family What changes ten years have produced. They have turned Naomi (Pleasantness) into Mara (bit- ter). She who went out full has come home again empty. Her fortitude and faith, however, sustain her; and in her u OdDlS Sllc StlOMS Squ1l NASoNiii eAAi'A tenderness. When her daughters are told what they must expect if they ac- company her to Canaan, Orpah weeps, but returns other idols. Ruth cleaves to her, indicating thereby depth of af- lection and religious decision.
 Her reward she received of Jehovah. the God of Israel. under whose wings she came to trust.
 Incidentally, the book contains some of the loveliest pictures Of IsraelitiSh rural life to be found in scripture. Boaz. the genial landowner, his willing labor CTS. the gleaners in the harvest field. the purity and simplicity of the family affections displayed all form beau- tifuI contrast to the reader of scenes of conflict and passion which mark the era, and scenes to single out Bethlehem from the rest of the unquiet land.
 The Lesson Explained
 There. was a famine in the land. The subjugation of the Israelites by the Philistines brought in its wake the usual consequences of war. The fer tile region in which Bethlehem was sit uated was wasted. The high cost of living compelled Elimelech to emigrate In seeking good fortune in a strange land the family of Elimelech came into misfortune. There were all the prob lens and harlships of seeking to estab- fish a home in a new land among a strange people of another race. It may have been the hardship of such an en- terprise that occasioned directly or in-