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Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
As An Institution, the Family Is Los
 ing It's Prestige

As An Institution, the Family Is Los
 ing It's Prestige
 I like to fancy that I keep posted on new books and up-to-date philosophles of life. As I considered Daddy Lof- mer's appeal to me to help preserve the family 'scutheon from Anns heed less blows. it suddenly occurred to me that many authors are now eXalung individualism at the expense or the family. As an institution, the family is losing prestige for several reasons. have read. Economic forces are dis rupting it. High rents, for instance, compel families to live in small quar- ters; human compression results m eN- plosions of temper; one by one a son or daughter, wife or a husband leaves the home circle.
 Art, science, or a new cult beckons another to an "individuaF' career. Or some new god of love demands "lfber- y" for his worshipers!
 There was Ann. with her ability 10 read and her lack of ability to think. Modernism has gone to her head. some of it is pretty strong stuff for a weak brain. I suppose.
 Ann, at least, demanded for herself all the freedom of the theorists. Her ideas were gleaned from the smart stuff she had picked up in current plays and scenarios and novels. She crammed her head with weird theories and applied them to life!
 But new social theories are always several decades ahead of social prac- tices. Daddy Lorimer knew that when he sent Ann, like naughty chId 10 confess to Mother Lorimer.
 I was awfully curious to know what Ann had told mother and how mother
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

so-called law of mortal mind, conJec- tural and speculative, is made void by the law of immortal Mind. and false law should be trampled under foot" (Science and Health. page 229) The best examples we have of the right ness of this statement, are to be found in the words and works of Christ Jesus. He made it self evidently plain. that so-called material laws was all ways to be overcome. by means of spiritual understanding, and never meekly submitted to.
 Those who learn to accept al reality only that which partakes of the nature, essence, and qualities of the one and only infinite and immortal conscious ness, are able to differtiate with a definite and provable certainty be- tween that which really is, and that which usurpingIy persists in claiming to be. That which has been, and still continues to be so blindly and unre- sistingly accepted as law, is seen, in the light of Christian Science, to be mere negation. Men have suffered, and will continue to suffer from ac- cepting the erroneous concept of law, as law and the fruit of this erroneous ness must always continue to ultimate in sin, sickness, and death, just as il always has. until the lie is seen and accepted at its par value instead of
 
 has. except in belief or ignorance.
 Man has never changed from the perfect and harmonious state which divine Mind made him to be in forever. His health or wholeness. remains in- violate in spite of so-cailed material laws, simply because he is only sub ject to the perpetual and ceaseless decfees of the one and only lawgiver, divine Mind. Then man cannot be de- prived of aught which is necessary to properly and perfectly constitute har- monious creation or being. Must not that be an infringement of law. rather than law. which attempts to flood the thoughts of men with the fear of loss, either by means of disease, or accident, which have no place in the kingdom Of God? To maintain the absolute fact of creation. the idea of divine Love. as all that God knows or made, in spite of any seeming. and to know that which hath been is named already, and it is known that it is man." is to upheid with righteousness the only law there ever was or can ever be.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Is HONORED FUR HIS WORK NEWSBOYS

In recognition of The Republicans success in handling it's newsboys and it's work for and with them Oliver King. it's circulation manager, has been appointed a member of the newsboys welfare committee of the International Circulation Managers association. MT. King yesterday received word of the appointment from H. H. Fris, chair man of the committee. in a letter. One paragraph of the letter said:
 You have a national reputation for the good work you are doing for your newsboys, therefore l am looking to you for some constructive work among other members in your vicinity. In other words. you get them to take hold of the boys work with much enthu- siasm."
 Needless to say, Mir. King expects to go into the work outlined for him ar once, and hopes to aid others to be as successful in working with the news boys as he and The Republican have been.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
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after early youth: that sitting in a draft while in a state of precipitation causes one to catch cold. These, and many other so-called man made laws. are still accepted by most men as law without having the least semblance of true law.
 When we come to analyze any of these statements, we find that tbey have within them the subtle suggestion which evil consistently is trying to have accepted as consciousness: that there Is creator and creation other than that of God, good: that there is another government beside that of di vine Principle. the infinite cause of all that really and truly is. Evil claims that material creation is governed by fluctuating. variable laws, the result of constantly changing coalitions and cir cumstances, and yet true law, like whatever is, and ever has been true. must of necessity be the same yester- day. today. and forever" Hence these varying, changeable. cratic opera tions, carried on in the name, and under the guise of law, are not in the least law ful. They must therefore be unlawful without either power or authority. They can neither. affect nor influence the man of Gods creating.
 When once the claim of evil has been accepted-the claim that man is both mortal and material. as we'll as i'm mortal and spiritual. the human mind immediately seeks to fasten all sorts of conditions and penalties upon the one so accepting it's illusory theoriz- ing. All that mortality is. is supposi- tion. mere perverted belief about that which really is. Evil flauntingly and falsely says that men are born, and must therefore die when in reality man is always just as divine Mind made him to be. complete and perfect. Every law of matter or the body. sup posed to govern man. is rendered null and void by the law of Life, God. Ignorant of our God given rights. we submit to unjust decrees. and the bias of education enforces this slavery. writes Mrs. Eddy on pages 3SO and 3S1 of Science and Health.
 Men suffer more from ignorance of what properly constitutes law than they have the least knowledge of. even as many are oftimes maue 70 pay the pennlty for violating the provisions of o-called material law without be. ing in the least aware that they have placed themselves in jeopardy. All true law must of necessity be divine. both in origin and operation. It is only by conscious, or unconscious accept ance of that which never was, and can never be law, as law. that mortals lay themselves liable to the penalty which this so called law metes out. By uni versal consent. mortal belief has con stituted itself law to bind mortals to sickness, sin. and death. This custom ary belief is misnamed material law and the individual who upholds it is mistaken in theory and practice. The
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Summering ArizOnians

Mrs. George O. Ford left recently for Roxbury, Mass, where she will visit with relatives.
 w E. Plank of wickenburg left 2 few days ago for Los Angeles for q short period.
 F. D. Macdonald of Mesa is located for the summer at Long Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Redewin lefr Saturday for Portage. Ohio, where they will visit with Mrs. Redewi1l's parents. They expect to remain iH Ohio for one month.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Bake of 5I: West Van Buren street left a few days ago for San Jacinto. Cal. Before re- turning this fall they will visit Port land. Ore.
 NJ. P. Kelly of 704 North Centra avenue returned for the summer al Santa Monica.
 T. A. French of 431 West Washing ton street is spending the summer months at Long Beach.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
''TRUE LAW"
tWritten for the Christian Science

Written for the Christian Science
 Monitor)
 True law is changeless, inavaria ble. constant, immutable, and ever-oper- ative, furthermore, it is omniactive. that is to say. there is neither time place. nor space where the infinite de- mands of divine PrincIpfe are not be- ing enforced, that there can be no pos sible opportunity anywhere for aught to be- which does not exactly conform 10 His unerring law. It must be evi- dent that an understanding of what properly constitutes true law can only be acquired through a realization of what God. Truth is, for from Him emanates all that is real and true To know God, is to know His infinite idea man, and the Science which interpretS and demonstrates His unchanging good law, or law of God. It is to know Christian Science, which Mrs. Eddy defines on page 1 of Fundamental Di- vine Science As the law of God the law of good, interpreting and demon strating the divine Principle and rule of universal harmony" All co-caIled law which does not exactly conform to this standard is but the perversion of true law.
 From the beginning of human his tory men have burdened themselves with a thousand laws-not real laws but those manufactured by the human mind. The ages have kept on adding to these seeming So-called laws. until even the wisest men and greatest think CTS have come to accept them as ir- refutable. For instance. it says that men become old and lose their vitality as they advance in years; that certain foods have certain effects, and that certain others are poisonous. that the left hand is much less useful than the right; that the eye may grow dim and the ears dull; that men are less active
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

NEW YORK-Serge remains very popular material despite the great variety of would be rivals, and many and various are the ways of trimming it. Practically every other model has some hint of color about it, d sou tache of bright red or green, few silk buttons or a piping. band ing or braiding.
 In the model sketched is shown an adaptation from a frock in My Lady Friends" at the Comedy. It has a straight skirt fashioned into three faced with cathedral red silk.
 The waist, cut kimono wise has a little vest of the serge crossed with black soutache loops, while alongside are red-covered buttons. Collar and cuffs are edged with a fold of red silk.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
honey. Serve with or without cream.
 Smothered Spring Chicken

honey. Serve with or without cream.
 Smothered Spring Chicken
 l large spring chicken
 tablespoons butter
 ? tablespoons flour
 The chicken should be split down the back. Rub with salt and pepper. Cover the bottom of a large flat pan, which can be tightly covered with boiling water. Put in chicken, breast side upward. Make paste of one tablespoonful each of butter and flour. Spread evenly over the top of chicken. Cover closely and put in a hot oven. After 10 minutes reduce the heat. Baste frequently. When done it should be light brown all over and will re- quire about an hour to cook tender Mix one tablespoonful each butter and flour thin with hot broth and add to the gravy to thiclxen it. If necessary add milk to make the gravy the right consistency. Arrange points of toast on platter and on these put the chicken. Pour over the gravy and serve.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
RUNAWAY CARS DO DAMAGE

TUCSON, Ariz.. June 26-Six freight cars were completely smashed, several others damaged and a brick building alongside the track almost completely demolished when AS freight cars ran amuck in the Southern Pacific yards here early this morning. No one was injured The railroad officials will appoint a board of inquiry to investi- gate the wreck tomorrow Yardmen declared the cars started moving down grade after having been parked on a siding for the night.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

With little care and watching the house may be kept quite comfortably cool in scorching summer weather It's the blazing that makes the heat and iudcous manipulation of shades and blinds the sunny side of the house helps much
 When the sun reaches certain doors and windows these should be closed and the shades drawn In this way the heat is actually kept out.
 If the house is filled with early morning and the ming air and doors and windows wide open the shady side the temperature need not be high within ten de- orees as the outdoors
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

  Waly she ed the children Tngalng il his O sh
 
 
 
 
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Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
ADVENTURES OF TIE TWIN S
 v Olive Roherty Rartos7
MRS. wooDcAUck TALKS

t Tingaing couldn't get
  a Mushroom   Mrs Woodcuc boiling the the paror while Wal was
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
PROTEST INCLUSION
 OF WET pl AM <

BUFFALO. N Y, June 2s-Thc northern Baptist convention today authorized the sending of telegram to the Democratic national convention in San Francisco protesting against the inclusion of wet plank in the party platform.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

MENU FOR TOMORROW KFAST-Banana and straw berries. soft-b boiled eggs. toast, coffee. LUNCHEON Bouillon, toasted crackers, vegetable salad. date wafers, tea.
 DINNER-Mock bisaue, smothered spring chicken, new potatoes, aspara- gus in cream sauce, lettuce salad, strawberry float. meringues. coffee.
 MY OWN RECIPES During the summer months many people serve iced coffee with the din- ner. It's all a matter of taste of course. but to me dinner is not dinner without a tiny cup of black coffee at the end. Black coffee aids digestion and does not make one a bit hotter after drinking it.
 Bananas and Strawberries
 bananas
 l pint berries
 tablespoons honey Slice bananas. Wash and hull ber- ries. Put a layer of berries in a fruit dish, add sliced bananas pour over
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
STRIKE MOVEMENT SPREADS

MEXICO CITY, June 36.-The strike movement in various parts of the re- public is growing. dispatches to the Mexico City newspa pers say. The Tree Spinning mills in Puebla City have been closed by a walkout for which no reason was given, according to Ex- celsior.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

In the kitchen of her home Sister Mary cooks daily for family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen understanding of chemistry of cooking, from study of domestic science state unvsr sity Consequently the advice she offers is happy
 bnatcn of theory Every recipe she is her first tried her family table
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

Nearly 0 .000 applicants in New York are waiting for telephones to be installed in their offices and homes
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

It's strange how easy it is to buy a pound of candy but how hard it Is to buy a pound of sugar to make some fudge.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Machines

FAIRBANKS. Morse & Co. engines pumps motors etc. Smith Hughes q Go. Third Ave and Jefferson. Phone sos
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Printing
Painting and Paperhanging

PAINTING, paper hanging, calso- mining, expert service on hardwood floors; work guaranteed. J. Tubes, Phone 4207. 7-p
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

Vacuum Cleaning ua>sN~J~~~~~>~>~~>~~~~~ OHIO TUEC ELECTRIC SUCTION
 SWEATERS For sale or rent on easy payment plans ARIZ. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE co. 325 West Adams-Phone 3E21 if
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Used Car Agencies

Cars bought, sold and exchanged. Harper -Parthum Motor Co., 245 N. 1st street tf
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

Storage Batteries
 STORAGE BATTERIES Manufacturers of batteries and eiec- trical appliances. PHOENI% AUTO ELECTRIC co.
 407 w. Washington ki
The evening world., 1920-03-13
ALLIES TO WATCH KAISER
AND MOVEMENTS in HOLLAND

The overthrow Of the German Gov
ornmOnt and the known strong mon
arehical tendencies OF the leaders of
the movement have aroused specula-
ton on how It may aIect the ex-
Kaiser and the former Crown Prince.
There has been strongly held be-
lief both inside and outside Germany
that the Pan German. MonfC'chist
Party was merely biding its time and
waiting an opportune moment to seize
control OF affairs. II was this belief,
for one thing, that caused the Allies
worriment when they considered the
nearness OF former Emperor williams
retreat at Amerongen 20 the German
border and prompted their strong rep
resentations to Holland Of the danger
- the peace OF Germany and the rest
OF Europe Of his presence there. In
response TO this the Dutch Govern
mont promised 70 keep a close guard
over the sx-ruler. Former Crown
Prince Frederick william also Is a
refugee in Holland. but his retreat at
The evening world., 1920-03-13
THICK FOG HOLDS UP
LINERS AND FERRIES
Ocean Ships Remain at Sandy Hook
While Harbor Schedules Are
Disrupted.

Fog so dense that the officials IT
quarantine could not see the ships in
the bay swept over lower New York
and tho harbor this morning. Ferr!es
we're delayed, virtually all Of the lines
moving OH schedules from ten minutes
to half an hour late.
The seagoing vessels also felt the ef-
feet OF the fog. The big Cunard liner
Mauretania. which reached Sandy Hook
at 10 o'clock last night. anchored in the
lower bay to wait for clearing weather.
The Lake Markham, which picked up
the disabled Mallory steamship Tyee.
also Il anchored down the bay. She
reported by radio last night her arrival
at Sandy Hook with the Tyee in tow.
The big cutter Immigrant, which runs
to Ellis Island tied UP to an anchored
vessel on her frst trip and later re-
turned to New York
After an interval the migrant at
tempted to carry INSPECTORS to the ships
at quarantine but was forced to put
back to the city. On the way back
the clever handling OF her pilot. Capt.
Deinat, saved her from a collision with
Staten Island ferry boat which almost
rammed her in the fog.
The Union ferrids to Brooklyn and
the Staten Island ferries were delayed
The evening world., 1920-03-13

prevails everywhere Germany that majority the people ap
prove the counter-revoIuion.
ALLIES TO KEEP HANDS OFF, SAYS PARIS.
PARIS March i3The opinion expressed in Official circles is
that the Allied Governments win take attitude of aoofneSs and
detachment toward the civil strife in Germany and permit the German
people Themselves TO determine the form Of their Government
Inc armed disorders in Germany looked upon most
fortunate both for that country and the remainder of Europe
time when reconstruction had been begun.
The Of the development in Berlin received at the
Hotel Continental where the foreign correspondents giving
ueon TO President Deane The ambassadors the United States
England Italy, Japan Spain and Belgium and foreign office
officials present
President Dechanel in his speech did to the events in
Germany
The greatest evil which could happen Europe the world
he said would be for the Allies to allow the ties that enabled them TO
become vitoS to be looSened"
''LVBVTTABLB," WHITE HOUSE COMMENT
WASHINGTON March i3-Press dispatches brought to Official
Washington It's first Of the overthrow Of the Government
BY the military.
Suc revolution inevitable" the of the White
House officials but Officers the State Department would make no
statement preeng to wait for official advices additional details
The evening world., 1920-03-13
INCOME TAX PLEAS
SPEED UP COURT
Magistrate Simpson Refuses Rest
So All, Including Himself,
Can Paw.

Magistrate Simpson looked at the
calendar this morning in the West Side
Court and paled.
Hurry, hurry" he ordered Il must
rush home and finish my income tax
Taere we're more cases on the calen-
dar than ever before. Lawyers. va
grants. burglars, confidence men--all
begged for mercy. SO they comd fin
ish their income taxes
At o'clock, Judge Simpson adjourn
ed for lunch
IT'S no USE" he sighed. Here are
fifty men who would fail to make their
Feturns IL didn't let them get bail.
Court must continue til midnight II
necessary. II / 20 to Jail for not filing
my own return"
The only person who failed to gain
clemency was Jonn Moriarty, arrested
for vagrancy. He had eight cents on
which he said he wanted to pay taxes,
but got thirty days in the work house,
The evening world., 1920-03-13
NEW $4,000, 900 WILL
MRS. SPANG FILED
Document From Which She Cut
Signatures Gives Estate to
N. Y. Woman.

A viii. executed Oct. 20. 1915, by
Mrs. Rosa 'Spang. widow OF Charles
Spang, PittsburR steel millionaire, be-
aueathing her $4,000, 900 estate outright
to Mrs. Marie Theresa Moore OF No.
Il st. Nicholas Terrace. Manhattan,
wife Of buyer of B. Altman Company
store, was filed to-day in Surrogate 5
Court.
The will is the same one which. it
was testified at the trial OF the contest
instituted by Mrs. Spang's daughter,
Mrs. Mabel spang- Crome Ancker. the
decedent revoked May 3. 1919, forty
five days prior to her death when,
in the presence OF Former Attorney
General George W. wickersham, she
shipped off her signature with pair
OF scissors
In an accompanying petition Richard
NJ Cotter OF the First National Bank,
named as executor Of the will offered
to-day declares Mrs. Spang was in
competent to make a valid revocation.
Mrs. Spang's will, giving her estate
to charity, was overthrown recently.
The evening world., 1920-03-13
HoODOo PURSUES
THE FooDLESS TYEE
Tug Unable to Locate Vessel Lost
in Fog Reported North of
Ambrose Light.

The sea-going tug Barstow and the
Coast Guard cutter Seneca are hunting
for the Mallory Line steamer Tyee,
anchored about four miles north Of Am
brose Light The Captain Is sending
radio messages for food for his starving
crew Of thlrty-five.
The Tyee left FeyaI Feb. % with n
general cargo. Thursday night. about
ninety miles east Of the Five Fathom
Light Ship, she sent out a radio saying
that her engines were disabled and
there was no food on board. The
transport Northern Pacific and the cut
ter Seneca rushed TO her assistance but
the Lake Markham beat them and took
the Tyee in tow. Yesterday the tow
line parted and another radio came for
assistance. The Lake Markham got
new line on the Tyee and started for
the Delaware Breatwater
The Shipping Board ordered the tug
Barstow TO pick up the Tyee and the
Lake Markham proceeded to port. ar
riving this morning. After eighteen
hours, the Barstow was unable to find
the Tyee in the fog This morning
radios from the disabled vessel gave
her position as four miles north OF
Ambrose.
The evening world., 1920-03-13
HOOVER DECLARES
U-B0AT RAVAGES
ALMOST WON WAR
Continued From First Page.)

they could not, but 1 want TO re-.
serve my judgment because, by strict
denial, the Allies might have met the
situation. They were never reduced
to the final state of privattOn."
Asked IL he thought the Navy De-
partment did everything il could TO
meet the situation, Hoover replied
that he knew nothing about naval
policy and could not give an opinion.
Senator Hale asked If sending OF,
destroyers to Europe would have
shortened the war. 'If we had sur
plus equipment And could have ap-,
piled it, it certainly would have
helped" Hoover replied. 'T wouldn't
go so far as to say it would have
shortened the war because the dura-
tion of the war is a most complex
thing with a hundred factors in
Yolved.
Documentary evidence to support
his charge that the Navy Department.
failed TO keep him informed as to its
plans was presented to-day by Sims.