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The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY (EpiscepaD V Sunday school. 10. Morning service. II. Everyone cordially welcomed.
 Holy communion. a. m.. except on the first Sunday of every month. when this service is held at II a. m.
 REV. LUTHER MOORE. Minister. A DvENT CHURCH Sabbath School ser- vice at D. m. Preaching at D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at [ :30 Preaching service every Sunday evening at 7;3o. Everybody wslcona CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY lover V Breen-Lewis Drug Co)--Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Church services. II a. m. Wednes- day evening service, D. m. All are cordially invited
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

FOR SALE-Team mares, 1900 lbs.; harness; wagon; harrow; blow. In quire, A. T. Stewart, F mile south experimental Farm, Ft. Valley.
 6-11-1tp
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18
Normal School Notes
THE COCONINO SUN

The dormitories are all full and many students are rooming in the city.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

The training school building is up to the first story and already begins to show what handsome building it will be when completed.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

The training school opened Wednes- day morning. The opportunity class meets at the Normal and as does the kindergarten and the seventh and eighth grades. All the other grades l, ?, 3, 4, 5 and 6-meet at the Elm erson school.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE For ranch or city property, see w. B. Raudebaugh, real estate and in-
 surance. Phone i65. 4-16-f
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

FREE OF CHARGE-Will rent your house or furnished room free of charge. w. B. Raudebaugh, real estate and insurance. Phone 165.
 A-16-tf
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

Mrs. L. c. Campbell arrived from Kansas City last week to take the po- sition of matron at Bury hall in place of Mrs. Merrett, who recently resign ed.
The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

FOR SALE-30 bronze turkeys, 100 chickens. Fresh eggs, turkey
 eggs for matching. Old Trusty in cubator. Phone 123-R-4. Mrs. Greenlaw. 4-19-f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
Bill Creating New
Judicial Circuit
Passed by Senate

-Four senate bills We're advanced to
tsird reading and cngros 'utent yester-
Gay, and four new bills Introduced
Elli No. a. creating an additional
judicial circuit Cor the city OF Norfolk
WAS passed after the constitutional
readings had been dispensed with on
motion of Senator Deal. the patron
The bill brings the total number of
Judicial circuits 10 thirty-tWo. with
Norfolk city as the thirty cond dis
titct
Senator Hnning Is the patran OF a
hlN introduced yesterday amending
section 5GS4 Of the Code. which pro-
hthits tntermarriage. Tho amendment
includes first cousin in the list of rela =
ticns TO which no man can become
married. As amended, the section
bars man from marrying his mother.
gfhhdmotheF.. StepmOthof. sister
daughter, granddaughter, half SISTER.
aunt first cousin, sons widow wife's
daughter or her granddaughter or
Stepdaugh brothers daughter or
sisters daughter ANY marriages
heretofore contracted are legal and
valid
A bill amending the blue law" SO
as not 20 apply 10 the operation of
pulp ana paper mills prior to seven
O'Clock on Sunday morning was in
tod1ced ~ senator Robertson, by
Senator Garrett introduced d bill
&AptoIrlatln@ the sum 81 &5a, 0o0 for
chInlhal expenses, in addition to any
4pRE4prlaliQns made heretofore The
NH was referred To the finance COM
tnittce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25

esaeers do i ssssser~cahae duty y y
rnake n their daily =
neic~atsr stsfts~ Aerta.e@a th~t the
only patron % tine abosstien bill who
has ssssssa . SaissSt tke Aagn law Is Mr..
Gordon He said this la answer "a the
charge that original vets are behind
the till 20 abolish
IF the vote were taken today" he
said. Il believe the state would so dry
by SO, eoe majority and believe it
would so by an equal u'a fority against
the department ~ Prohibition
He paid tribute To thc ability AMI
efficiency 81 Lewis w Ancheu by say
ing that MY Nefls-- WI" Nr--n- W.
with Captain Douohoe In" the enforce
fuout cf tie fcdrrat law' a5a 81.
AL 1s-wlde experience 10 bear in this
work
Senator l~edy said be was in ba Il
order with the parsons ~ Virginia.
ana that he owed his election 10 the
senate - a revuisiou or sentiment
against the Mapp law.
The hearing. was conducted with a
crowd in attendance tina; packed the
gallery and the floor of tbe house 1T
delegates Frequent applause was
given both sides Is SOME telling hit
was scored
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
IS YOUR BLOOD STARVING
FOR WANT OF IRON? Who Should
Iron Is Red Blood Food-It
Helps to Put Strength and
Energy Into the Veins of Men
and Roses Into the Cheeks Of
Women. Why Nuxated Iron
So Quickly Builds Up Weak,
Nervous, Rundown People.

Thousands of men and women are
fmpatring their constitutions, laying
themselves open to illness and literally
losing their grip on health, simply be-
cause their blood is thinning out and
possibly starving through lack of iron,
Lack of iron in the blood not only
makes a man physical and mental
wcakling. nervous, irritable. easily ia
tgued, but il utterly robs him OF the
Vlrile force, that stamina and strength
Of Will which are so necessary to sue
cess and power in every walk of life
II may also transform a beautiful.
Sw t~tempered woman into one who
as cross, nervous and irritable.
IRON is absolutely essential to enable
your blood 70 transform the food you
eat into muscular tissue and braiu. 1t
Is through iron in the red colorin- mat
ter of the blood, that life-sustaining
ioNygen enters the body without iron
there is no strength, vitality and en-
durance to combat obstacles or with
stand severe strains. Contrary to gem
eral opinion lack of iron in the blood
does not necessarily mean you do not
have enough blood but it means Your
blood is not of the right kind. To heD
make strong keen. red -blooded people
there is nothing better than organic
tlron--Nuxated Iron Unlike the older
inorganic iron products it is easily as
! simulated does not injure the teeth
make them black nor upset the stom-
ach. No matter what other tones or
! iron remedies you have used without
success, If you are not strong or we'll
| YOU owe it to yourself to make tho
following test: See how long you can
work or how far you can walk with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
questi5n,4I am SURF thai paPNf duee
II ii sfisrascll from Washington, n

question. j l an surs thai papcf do
II isfa sfisnasclI from Wnshtngtdn, n
if.. AMI rease as Follows: =
"st "a meeting of thc Anti-Dry
.ca .s,le here tolay, w W Malone.
prcsi ant, sail the lcngu" vas being
/ dissaad att a successful cam
pal.n in Viryint, He added tnat
Auvuat 18th every wot randicira .IeF
both branches OF the house was over
wac.s,irglySe,nrtod at a cost of So ~.
" W gant'e-ren. when an ergani7a-
/ ton from Washington, ID. c.. can
come down here and attempt to con-
troll the politics Of this grand ola
commonwealth end decide what our
/ laws shall be and what they snail
not be- II Is time for every patriotic
, Virginian with red blood. in his vein
t. takr .noticr The Same folks that
| have been fighting prohibition all
| along are fighting this department.
| and II they have their way the boot
lcggcrs. the blind tigers and moon
sinners will have the right Of way in
many sections of Virginia.
l want TO show you what some of
the citizens OF this commonwealth
have to say in favor of the depart
ment. Here are resolutions naSsed by
mass meetings OF citizens Of Roanoke.
Winchester, the Conference OF Tenn
peraHce WoTkerS IN Rfcnmo nd jan
uary sth. and also resolutions passed
by thn Virginia Methodist conference
and the Baptist General sseeiation
which met in LynchbErg, and pre-
sehted to the committee kilograms
from Danville, Roanoke. Lynchburg,
Fredericksburg, Daleville, Suffolk
and nearly every other section or vir-
ginia which showed conclusively that
the dry forces were still intensely in
terested in the maintenance and
strengthening of the prohibition
commissioners department.
These resolutions and kilograms
show the sentiment Of these great
bodies and communities. Does it
amount to as much as these wet in
terests represented by W. w. Malone?
These kilograms and resolutions urge
you gentlemen to stand for the pro-
hibition departing mt that has proven
a blessing to our state. and has made
prohibition success in Virginia,
notwithstanding the opposition com
ing from the wet newspapers and wet
interests
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
HARVARD TOTAL
IS S11,533,S03

New York, Jan. 24.--Approaching
the s12. 900 mark. workers for
the Harvard Endowment fund of
81 $3.50. 900 reported total OF TIL
533.S03 for the week ending today,
according to Eliot Wadsworth, chair
man
Boston is now on the way to $a,-
100000 with an aggregate of 34,5l2,-
693. New York has obtained So
s9s, $50, while out standing districts
report s3,o26,427.
The districts which showed the best
gains for the week include Greater
New York. Western New York. North
ern Ohio, Virginia, Illinois, and the
Southwest.
In calling for complete reports from
the various division chairman. with re-
spect to progress Of the campaign
thus far, Mr.. Wadsworth said:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
LOCAL WOMEN To
ATTEAG CONFERENCE

Among the prominent women OF the
south who have been, invited tn attend
"a conference on religions matters Of
2he women from all parts Of the
Cnitcd states which viii he held in
Washington February r and are
Miss Katherine Ha~eT and Mrs. w.
C. James. Of Richmond. Mrs Lee Rrktt
Of Suff6TK and Or. Emily Mclvey Of
Sweet Briar. Included in the list Of
women who have signed the Invitation
are Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs,
JGsephus Daniels who are taking 4
definite interest in the part women are
10 play in the enlarged church pro-
gram for the evangelism Of the world.
Other noted women who are mem
bers Of the" committee on arrange
ments are Mrs Finley Shepard. Mrs
John ID Rockefeller. III. Mrs Henry
w, Peabody MIS-. George W. Caltman
and Miss Mabel Crafty.
The conference * TO be held under
the auspices of the Inter church W0rIT
movement Miss Helen Barrett Mont
geometry ef Rosiaestef-fS will ht.
chairman of the conference, ard Mrs.
Faul Raymond Of san Francisco will
! be the secretary. The telegram Of
Invitation bore the signatures of Sec
/ rotary Of state Robert Lansing, chair
man of the general committee OF the
/ interchurch world movement; John
K. Mott. chairman of the executive
committee: William Hiram Foulkes,
vice chairman. and Earl S Taylor.
general secretary The telegram reads
as follows:
| THE fnterchurch World movement
, is calling together go representative
women to n national conference ef
Christian women in Wash inFton. Feb
ruary 7, & and g. to set forth the
facts OF the unparalleled world situation
and TO face the churches relation to
Z them. We believe the significance ot
this gathering justities your expendi-
ture Of time and money
A supplementary invita- ton. urging
I acceptance has been issued by Mrs
f. S. Bennett president of the Council
sof Women for Home Missions; Mrs
William BOYD president of the Fed
GRAFTON Of Womcns Boards of Foreign
Missions and Mrs, William II. Farmer
director OF the department of woman's
activities of the Interchurch WorIG
movement
The purpc& of the conference is tr
call together from all over the coun.
try repreSe ntative women prominent
in club. social. business. educational
philanthropic missionary ana religious
activities. who have not hitherto beer
associated, to interpret to them the In.
torehurch World movement. Ever,
6eparfment Of the program of that or.
fahiation will be taken up. with specia
: Eclercncc- 10 Women,s activities
, Among the southern women invited
, arc Mrs, Charles ]. Haden OF Atlanta
Miss Martha Barry of Rome. GA; Mrs
/, Alice Hagan Rice. Of Louisville: Mrs
=, V. Pennbacker, Of Austin. Texas
, Mrs John SparEer. Of Dallas. ans
, oth"rS' other names eff nationwide i'm
, portance included are Mrs WiI1ja n
! Jennings Bryan Mrs stephen Baker
. Of New York: Mrs. Henry Ford. Mis-
virginia Gildersltrvc Miss Julia La
thrnp; Mrs, Cyrus W Mccormack, Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
SERVICES At
PiNE-STH EFT BAPTIST CIFrRCfg

The evangelistic meetings in thu
Ptne-Street Eantist church led by the
harrell- Montgomery party, are at
tracing wide attention The music is
quite feature; there are three large
choruses under the direction Of pauI
Montgomery OF Flue Mount Missfs-
sippi accompanied bv his wife as
pianist and soIoist. while Samuel n.
-Sflne- of Bile II e.t+.t+t So rs making
quite an impression with his Marin
haphpne, .saxophone and solos The
eVange list, Rev. + J. Harreu Of Waco.
Texas, is preaching powerful sermons
to large congregations. and many are
heard to compare him with Billy Sun
day. The meeting continues next
week, afternoon and evenings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
CRMPA|GN FOR LAW
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
they realize they have been forced into
the last ditch and they are bending
every effort and every resource to tear
ing down what the prohibition forces
have built up. should the dry organi-
zations quit the field at this time the
efforts of all the years that have passed
will come to naught and the results
that have been accomplished viii he
swept away almost in the twinkiing OF
a eye.
Eternal vigilance alone has been
the price of success SO far and only
eternal vigilance can insure contfr~
uation of success for the future"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
MEETING OF LOGc|A
CALLED BY A. CARL

A. Carli president of Logia G. Yer
di No. 315, Order of Sons of Italy.
announced that theiodge will hold its
regular meeting al ho'clock tonight
al Colombo hall, for the initiation Of
fifteen new members presented by G..
Maiolani
The second and thiMi degrees will
be given. In lhe absence of the de-
gree team Of the grand lodge of New
York, S. Giannarini, l.. Corieri and v.
Cechini will act.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
METHODIST.

AT West Preaching. both morn.
ing and evening by the pastor. Rev. A.
l.. Carson. Morning subject, Defeat
me the Devil: evening subject, Con
Slstency sunday school $50 A NJ;
w; II. Taylor. superintendent Ep-
worth league T. NJ Special music at
all the services led by J. S. Renner
and the choir.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
Petersburg

.
Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
Petersburg, Jan. es.--The Atkinson
and Long Manufacturing company. of
Newark, N. j.. have signed three
year lease for the entire Adams street
moor OF the Ayres Peanut Machine
Corporation, corner Adams and Mars
stfeets The company will manufac-
ture trunk hardware. The reason
given for moving the plant from
Newark Is because Petersburg Is
iceaHy 3uited for manufacturing
plant. About 1900 square feet OF
floor space will be utilized by the new
company. 1t Is hoped that actual
/ operation will beginsby March /.
Andrew Brown, colored, and his
/ two sons, Angorious and Glenn. were
sent, on to the hastings court when
! nj raigned in police court this morn
| ing on the charge of operating a still
!. in Poealfontas. Glenn Brown took all
1.-THE responsibility of the still being In
their possession.
d Scott Qnii1tun. prominent citizen
| and one of the most noted horsemen
| in the United States, died this morn
| ing at 1l:15 O'Clock at the Petersburg
hospital, after an Illness of several
| months duration. Heart and kidney
trouble was the immediate cause of
his death
! AT a meeting of the common coun-
icil last night, President w. l.. Wheary
asked the council to appropriate $1o,-
0e0 TO fight possible outbreak of In
Frenza in Petersburg. The matter
was referred to the finance commit
tee. and il the appropriation is mada
viii be given to the health committee
for consideration.
w. NJ. Rucker, one OF the leading
Baptists OF this city, has been elected
president of the Baptist council OF Pc
tersburg and vicinity. The other Of
flyers elected were: Vice president,
John W. Long: treasurer, J. G. Weeks:
secretary. w. s. I.eake. and recording
| secretary. Frederick Pitcher.
The Baptist Training school for
Sunday school, B. Y. Il. u, and w.
MI workers. will ha heid In the
First Baptist church. beginning sun
day and lasting through Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
Remarks Of Rev. David Hepburn Before
Committee on Moral and Social Welfare

islation 1t says.
In April. OF this year your organ
ization department under your in
structions, was represented a, a con-
ference held at the Jefferson hotel in
Richmond, Va, 70 discuss the cam
paigu about to be waged in the state
and Il campaign based upon the plans
which such a survey might develop.
Under your instructions a man WAS
sent to Virginia representing your
bureau in order to give such advice
as might be required regarding the
method Of utilizing the Information
concerned in the survey
This letter was signed j. l.. Gibson
and Gale NJ. Hartley.
Now, then gentlemen, to show you
that such propaganda is going on in
the state Of Virginia, here is a dis
patch published from Washington
about the Valley Pike tragedy; The
petition is addressed to Governor
Westmoreland DaviG and reads as fol-
lows:
HE OBJECTS
Il. the undersigned, a citizen Of the
state of virginia, respectfully petition
tire governor. Hon. Westmoreland
Davis, to abolish the Anti-Saloon
league commission, headed by REV.
Sidney Peters. and transfer its du-
ties to the proper county authorities
who arc elected by the people, | am
q ga inst search and seizuer without
warrant"
Now, here is clipping from the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25


Ifk3 III appropriations $4,000 to b.
fnrciar pfuhibitjnn. II there has beer
friction hetweefl the prohibition de
ssnrtfuent ana local officers of the law
i have NOT heard OF it, yet that is one
/ ~ their charges,
when the Office OF prohibition
n comm ssioner first was suggested IL
\ 1915. was not an ardent supporter
( OF the suggestion But I have seen
tho wisdom of II during the three
years Of its administration, Dr. Peters
has conducted the office with re
raarkahie sanity and conspicuous
{ ability.
THE congress of the united States,
in framing the eighteenth afsend~
m@nt. provided concurrent JurlsalN
Z ton as between the states ard the
central government In enforcing H.
Because of this provision there Tcsts
with Virginia more responsibility IN
the enforcement Of prohibition than
before. The department has more
than Justified it's existence ard the
need Of If is infinitely greater Win
the added responsibility There IS
! more reasons Ter Keeping than t0F
creating il in the first place
.'The prohibition Law of virginia
ss the best in the country. Law l'7'>s-
ness liz rampant Whence comes TINS
demand for abolition or the d%THT l.
nfsnta Frey gr~ ift- ~ f4+f- F+--'-ist+ a -
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
REASONS FoK RETENTION

{nCt TO me however,, but 10 Lion.
George l.. Christian, who was chair
man of the local self government
league during the statewide cam
paign in Virginia, in which he gave
the experiences of a "trip through the
state Of Maine and / believe that his
statement Ia that letter is very
strong argument for maintaining this
department. He says:
u found in Maine state divided
itself and prohibition party
asset | found that though prohlbi-
tory in form. that in localities where
it was demanded by local public
rpinion and that where such senti-
ment did not exist liquor is sold in
omen defiance OF the law and that pro-
hibition in Maine has no advantage IN
lts administration over local option,
and fails to aid in its higher sense
the great cause of temperance.
Now this gentleman, who Is now
the chief executive oil the conn mon
wealth makes this bold statement,
that where public sentiment does not
back the officers OF. the law, the law
is openly and dehantly violated
| We have such conditions in the
etaae of Virginia. There. are some
lsections in our commonwealth where
/ the local officers who are sworn 70
| enforce the laws upon the statute
| Books viii not enforce these laws
when men are caught red handed i'll
| the manufacture OF that accursod
| stuff. one man al least in Virginia
| has resigned his office rather than
! prosecute such "a criminal us that.
! Now. gentlemen OF this body nov
/ In this state going to-enfoa,e the law
/ with local officials out OF sympathy
: II u INf. a thar IL on
I the statute 900 5,
Westlaor Had Davis further says
! IN this letter:
! "Vireinia "a Iust entering upon a
noriod Of industrial development Her
| host minds should be directed along
I the lines Of creative endeaNor and
her progress should not be paralyzed
through the bitterness engendered by
8 the perpetuation in politics of "A moral
question, which can best be solved
through those potent agencies-the
church the ho:ns and the school with
their heuehcient Influence,
tMUECu'S ATTITUDE
/ propose. to show you what the
mind OF thu church of Jesus Christ
is .on that subject | want to show
you very clearly and distinctly that
the same FOLKS who were opposed to
Ia ttS3S AZ thA Ia
are trying to abolish this department.
Of la w-enforeerrfv al. III. the state of
Virginia
First or all want 10 read to you
AN extract from letter written into
the senatorial records in congress
when that great body was investigat-
ing The hrewry ana liquor interests
and German Propaganda in this
"c0uhtfy during INT war'iH isi &. Ths
extract from that letter aas written
into those minutes Of the senate OF
course, you remember that the senate
repealed the charter, OF the German
American alliance because It's per-
nicious infiuence in politics and In leg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25

While Old Man Winter is
always reminding folks. of the
need for oyprcoats, he doesn' {
have much chance for en-
ohasizing the need for faith in
your dealer.
So we do il for him and at
the same time call attention to
our 49, Scotch Misto mighty
handsome coats. Made on our
own models.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25

The Baptist Training school for
Sunday school. b. Y. Il. u. and w.
MI workers. will ha held In the
First Baptist church. beginning sun
day and lasting through Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25

Winter shirts include fancy
fiannels for wear with linet
collars.