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Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
irst PentecostaI Assembly of God

Located at 736 East Washington street. F. R. Polhemus, pastor. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Morning wor- ship at II. At the afternoon servic ., 2:30 o'clock, MT. Deck of the Naza- rene church will give his observa- tions concerning the McPhersor campaign held last summer in San Jose, Calf. This was a remarkable meeting. many miracles of healing. a great many converted and numbers more filled with the Holy Spirit Ministers of various denominations who attended the campaign were convinced that Mrs. McPherson has the message" for our day. Mir. Deck is a good speaker and all who heaI him will be benefited. The regular Sunday evening service at o'clock All welcome.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
BIBLE STUDENTS
International Bible Students

"The Christians Race Course" will be the subject of the lecture at the Arizona School of Music Sunday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock.
 The lecture will be delivered by E. H. Herrscher. All thinking Bible students should hear this lecture no matter what their views are, as the Bible alone will be used to point out the race course of the Christian and the things he must do in order to run successfully. There is only one race and the runners must meet cer- tain conditions before they can run. These conditions are given in the Bible. Many who think they are in the race haven't met the conditions to be runners and not having entered in the proper way they will not win prize. How to enter the race, how to run, how to win, what prize will be awarded the winners. what will hapen to those who do not win, and what will become of the millions who have never entered the race, never became Christians, all these points will be covered in the lecture. All seats will be free and no collection will be taken.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

ducted by another brother. We are to meet at 6:45 for song service. At ' will be Christian workers meeting. The topic for this service will be Victory-Through Surrender. Phil. 2:4-11. The preaching service will be at s. Subject, More Than Con- querors,'' Rom. S:37. This yeek night meetings are Tuesday evening at 7:3O teachers meeting. Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer meeting. Til SC meetings are source of much comfort and strength. Would you not like to be with us? Come.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
CHURCH OF GOD

Ninth avenue and West Madison street Sunday school, 9:45; morn ing worship, II o'clock; evening ser vice, 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednes- day night.
 Bible study in Matthew every Fri day night at 7:45. $. l.. Johnson, pastor. Residence, 1140 East Port land street. Phone S397. All are welcome to the services.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
MENTAL SCIENCE

Mental Science-Sunday lecture on Dec. IS. at ) pm. at College hall, 37 North Tenth avenue. by pr. D. Y. Saffory; subject, History of Men tai Science. The public is invited. Seats free. Tc reach College hall, go west on Van Buren street to Tenth avenue. then north half a block. De- lineations follow the lectures.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
CHRISTIAN
Central Christian Church

Situated on Central at Mckinley. Philip Y. Pendleton, minister. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Lords Supper and preaching at II a. m. Morning theme, Seeing Gods Face" Chris tian E1ndeavorers at 6;15 p. m. Eve ming service at 7:45. Evening sub ject, Attitudes Toward Christ" The choir is directed by Milton Rasbury
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

mon by MT Moreno; subject, True Religion an Adventure"
 Preparations for our Christmas pro- gram 70 be given next Saturday night are pretty well under way now. ~s
 Other weekly events as scheduled.
 Our motto: ( olne thou with us4 and we vii. d thee good.'
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
NAZAR FINE
First Naxarene Church

Fifth avenue and Monroe street. 9:45 a. m.. Sunday school, NJ. Young superintendent. Classes for all. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor. Morning subject, Where Is the Lord God of Eliiah?" Evening subject, Gods Ability to Save" Young peoples league, 6:30 D. m. Mrs. Marvin Young. president. There will be special singing by the pastor and his wife. Ernest G. Roberts, 125 N. Fifth Ave. Phone 2421.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
The Church of the Brethren

1923 Grand avenue will hold their meetings for the coming week in the regular order. Sunday morning services are Sunday school at 10 o'clock. preaching at II. Brother Forney will preach in the morning and the evening service will be con-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
BAPTIST
Calvary Baptist Church

Rev sam P. Gott. pastor. Preach .-.s services at II a. m. and 7:3O D. i1 The pastor will bring the morn AlS subject, Christ Crowded Out" s.ia1 sia1 the evening will be a pre- Chris s.ah message, Tried In Three S oor1s- Sunday school at 9:45 MT. V E. Maxwell. superintendent. We nave classes for all ages. B. Y. ?.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church of Christ

Corner Eleventh avenue and Grand, meets every Lords Day. Singing at 10 a. m. Bible class 10:30 a. m. Preaching by H. NJ. Collins. at 11:15 a. m. Night services at D. m. Mid week meeting every Wednesday com mencing at ?. m
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian Church

Third avenue and Adams street, Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, D. b, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morn ing worship at II o'clock Sermon:
 ''The Harbinger of Christi Specia
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
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Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
The BercdolI Apology

Grover Cleveland Bergdoll notorious Philadelphia
Stacker, who escaped from the clutches of the law
in this country stole soldiers passport and man
aged TO reach Germany, has citizen of that
country.
Those red blooded American boys who tried to
kidnap him from Baden and carry him out of Ger
many were of course, "out of bounds but their
equally -booded countrymen here at home cannot
help regrettng that they did succeed in their at
tempt
We know of nothing that would be more to the
liIxtns, of the American Legion-ndeed to all thor
ough-going American service mcmillan to have this
man brought into jurisdiction some American
court martial or otherwise. Of all the contemplate
slacl<ers in the recent he than any
other to being per anathema to legionnares
he country over. This is explained by the fact that
he had plenty of money, that dependent
on him. that he physically strong, and that he
was intolerable in deliberate foung of authority
1t is almost Incredible that even Germany would
Grant such a creature asylum and citizenship. True,
The Young scoundrel refused fight the of
Cern1any's American chalensers but it was not 50
much that he was Tor Germany that he was for
Grover Cleveland BergdoU. A healthy imagination
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
YOUR FORESIGHT

The greatest magician thatsever lived was Robert
Houdln, French conjurer, born 1906
But Houdin, after all, only a human being
and the time came when his bag of tricks was ex-
hausted.
At least that what everyone Thought when
Louis Napoleon called Houdin to his palace gardens
and told him TO produce new trick or lose out at
court.
Houdin went through lot of hocus- poclIs and
said: IF your majesty will have yonder oak tree
cut down. in its heart you will find a gold box and
in the gold box written by your ia Their 80
ago."
found,
Houdin IN his memoirs published after his death
confessed tnat 81 years before he had foreseen Just
such a situation and had cut into the oak tree and
buried the box.
what do you think of that for foresight?
Yet Houdin's ability figure years in advance
was no more remarkable than the foresight Of those
who have pioneered great industries or
guessed correctly the real estate movement of cities
How many years are YOU looking into the
future? 49, ~
Have you given any thought to YOUR condition
80 years from now?
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

balls the idea that Bergdoll would fight for any
thing except to save his own skim and for
that if he had chance to save it by running away
1t ruffles the breast think that the United
States government thought it to it matter
form to disavow and apologize for the action of
the would kidnapers The spirit that underlay the
purpose commendable, but it must be admitted
ordinary tests that they went over-far in
their zeal and were somewhat raw" in their
methods. For this there probably needed to be
official rebuke o kind Washington
If Bergdoll is be available for punishment
in this country, Germany is welcome to him. Posi-
bly, she satisfaction his presence.
Surely other country would want him. There is
just thing that Bergdoll could do that would
interest the American people, and that is lay
full truth of the story of his escape
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
NORTH DAKOTA BANK
To OPEN TODAY FOR
PRIVATE DEPOSITS

BISMARCK, n. D., Feb. 10-The
Bank of North Dakota, state owner and
operated, win be open to private and
public deposits tomorrow Branches
vii be opened in each of the states IS
counties. Only public funds previously
have been handled by the bank.
This was decided by the state indus
strial commission at a meeting ending
early today. a resolution adopted
said that the action was taken because
the North Dakota Bankers association
"signified the desire of the bankers to
have the Bank of North Dakota enter
into competition with them for de-
posits."
Both checking and savings accounts
viii be solicited. Interest rates are to
be paid as follows:
On checking or demand deposits two
per cent on balance above 5000; 215
per cent on balances above $500, and
three per cent on balances above $500
On time deposits for less than a year
four per cent will be paid and 515 per
cent for more than a year.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
Promise of Permanence

Will the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
permanent organization? Shall again have to
rcorganze and rebuild it three years from now?
Tho answers to these questions will be made by
Phoenix a community. There is Individual who
answer them today. The nearest approach to
rect answers is to be found examination of the
organization PLAN application of the test
tinued interest by the individual in a community
movement.
In scores of American cities the business and
professional have banded themselves together in
a more or less intelligent effort ascertain what
things will advantage their communities and having
fixed upon the things worth while, seek strive
Tor them unitedly That they accomplishing
what they set out to do. there be question,
But are they permanent? will be asked do COM
Inunities continue to support them? Many of those
organizations have been in existence for periods
ranging from three to fifteen years. and these with
out exception are bigger and stronger than when they
were started. Critics of such organizations who
fond of asserting that nothing of Them
should pause long enough to reflect that serious
minded and intelligent do support worth
less local organizations year after year.
Civic-commcrcial organizations that have lived
through the trial of years in scores places and
under the questioning of hundreds thousands
of clear seeing proves that Chamber of Com
msrce idea can and will stand on its own feet and
continue to grow in size and influence
II it is true that voluntary association of men
VIII not live after its members have interest,
then again the question of the permanence of Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce answered for it is being
expanded along the most modern lines lines which
have held the interest of memberships elsewhere far
beyond the experimental stage
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
"OF SUCH Is THE KINGDOM"
By Berton Braley

-Four thousand miles over the sea
The voices of mothers are CRYING
summons to you and to me:
Our chidren-our children are diving,
we toll, but of food there is none
With famine countries are stricken
But what have our little ones done
That thus they should hunger and sicken?
On, you, In a bounteous land
Oh you gentle fathers and mothers
We plead that you may understand
The pitiful need of these others
Our babies who moan in their pain
Our pale little toddlers we cherish
we plead, may it not be in vain
G1ve-sfve to them, give or thew nerish
Ihey are not to blame for their need
Their woe, or their lands desoIation.
on great-hearted people, give heed
save, save them from bitter starvation
On, give to our little ones bread
Made richer with loves precious 1eaven
Remember the Savior, who said
OF such is the kingdom of heaven
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
The Syrian Transfer

part of business to inquire into the
of the Syrian mandate from France to Great
Britain to question the propriety of this pure
y private arrangement without reference to the
pie of that region including Palestine whose territory
of Arizona 1t IS true Syria a nation, but
It embraces peoples. 1t loosely held part of
Asatic Turkey and thus it at the close of the
war under the control of the conquering nations
be disposed of they fit and assigned to
France not as territory be annexed exploited
but to be restored to order. That done under
the authority of the peace treaty.
If there should be any objection to the transfer,
and there be none the ground that Syria is
placed at disadvantage by it, be heard to
utter it for had not only held aloof from the
supreme jurisdiction such matters, but had de-
clined a mandate over nearby region.
We may ask though what would have have hap
pened in had entered the League France
and Great Britain had agreed upon such transfer.
No doubt it would have been accomplished any
way though perhaps, not in quite the way. It
would probably have been presented the League
for a formal sanction; at any would GER
taiply have been consulted doubt Italy and
Japan in this case notified that it was
the purpose of the two nations most concerned to
engage in this transaction.
1t only interesting conjecture what extent
the League could have influenced the transfer if a
majority OF the nations composing the League had
found it something inimca to the people of Syria
or the peace Of the world.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
The Value of lima

Most people think of thrift only in terms of
money, usually the penny. That is not good mea-
surement. 1t is not basic. On that theory some
would think of it in terms of shells or wampum or
bear skins. 1t is better to think it in terms of
minutes for if the minutes conserved all the other
things will come of themselves automatically
IL ones view of thrift is narrowed down to pen-
MES or enlarged to dollars, he may still be a
prodigal waster time which is a most inportant
element in the production of pennies and dollars
Now there is Thomas A. Edison said to be the
thriftiest man in the United States. Pennies and
dollars accumulation do not mean much to
Mr. Edison. They of value only because
OF the things he can do with them They are to him
also the representatives of much time profitaby
employed To most Of us, they stand for mere value
10 Mr.. Edison they stand for the value of time
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
REMARKABLE
REMARKS

THE cause for wonder lies not in
the few instances where marriage fails,
but in the surprising number of cases
where it succeeds beyond all anticipa-
ton. Lord Buckmaster, ex-Lord
Chancellor of England.
Modern dancing is leading to spirit
ual death. Archbishop John J. Klein
non.
1.-THE growing tendency of labor to
become more efficient and its willing
ness to accept some liquidation of in
flated wages is encouraging. lanes
5. Alexander, president National Bank
of Commerce, New York.
There is, in the Good Book. a great
story of men who reconstructed a
broken city with a trowel in one hand
and a sword in the other; but Europe
must Sc to work with both hands,
David Lloyd George.
"The value of our Investments de-
Ponds not upon the strength of our
banks, but upon the strength of our
churches. Roger w. Babson.
THE all important thing that Amer
leans know about Russia is that in
every sense the Soviet government and
the philosophy back of II are absolute
in their denial and liquidation of
democracy. samuel Gompers.
can Irishman can fight longer and
harder and be licked oftener and come
up smiling more times than any other
human Bishop Michael Gallagher,
president of the Friends of Irish Free
dom.
1T is nonsense to regard men as NOR I,
courageous than women Women have
more endurance and courage than
men. Sir John Cocl1burn.
1T is essential that the prices of
steel and iron should come down to a
fair, just, and normal basis if we are
again to attain the prosperity for
which we hope'-John Shelton Will
liams. comptroller of currency.
Don't allow children to have sugar
candy, ice cream or any sweets unless
under the most extraordinary circum-
stances and in the smallest amounts
possible. DR.. John Lovett Morse,
Harvard University.
Can the opponents of British mar
riage law reform explain why Ameri-
can home life is happier than the Eng
! fish variety LADY Muir Mackenzie.
Il have attended hundreds of psychic
demonstrations, and / have never seen
| one thing done by medium, or sup
| posedly by supernatural forces, that
cannot do by plain trickery.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
High School Notes

Washington's birthday will be cele-
brated by the high school students
with half holiday and a baseball
game. There will be an assembly
called some time before lunch and then
at noon the students will be dismissed
for the remainder of the day.
In the afternoon the Coyote baseball
team viii show their older brothers
how to play the national sport Last
year the Coyotes beat the Alumni by
one run and the Alumni are anxious to
revenge their defeat. The game will
be played at Eastlake park and will
commence at ,: 80. Season tickets will
be good. Be there.
A good lively assembly was held
yesterday morning during the fourth
period. Stan Stanley, the boy that
chases away the blues, was there to
give the students an entertainments
Mr.. Kreigbaum who has been coach
ing the baseball team while Coach
Venue has been with the basketball
team, told the students the condition
of the team at the present time. Gar
rison and Horton, the melody boys
favored the students with several Sc
lections
The Coyote basketball team went to
Mesa last night to play Gilbert for the
championship of the valley. An &C
count OF the game will be found in an
other section of The Republican.
A big track has been made on the
athletic field fer the track team. The
track is much larger than the one that
they had last year.
The first woman suffrage laws in
America We're passed in the territories
Of Wyoming and Ulah IA 4shy.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
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Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

The Italian airship, Roma, believed to
be the largest semi-rigid aircraft in the
world. was recently purchased by the
United States army for approximately
100000. The Roma IS 40 feet long,
50 feet wide and S21a feet high, and
eQliiDped with l2-cyIinder engines of
4OO-horsenower each. 1t has an esti-
mated speed of so miles an hour, and a
cruising radius at full speed of $500
miles.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
EotDo Grocer Shoots
TUo Bandits In Fight

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, Feb. 20
In gun battle with three bandits here
late last night, George Steiroerg. gro
ceryman, shot two of the men, one of
whom was shot in the breast at close
range and believed fatally wounded, as
he erumpled UP on the floor and was
carried to a waiting automobile, in
which all three escaped. Steinberg
was shot twice, but not seriously in
jured.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
Trvo 14,5OO-Ton Ships
Launched In Oakland

OAKLAND Cal, Feb. 20.-The two
largest freight vessels ever launched in
San Francisco bay-the 14,500-ton
Manulani and Manukai, sister ships,
destined for the Hawaiian trade, slid
from the ways within an hour today
at the Moore Shipbuilding company
yards here.
The vessels were built for the Mat
son Navigation company.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
CHINESE sMueGLER NOT GUILTY

MANILA, P. l.. Feb. 20.-The terri
torial supreme court today overturned
the conviction of Lieutenant Com
mander Wong Hsiao Wong. Chinese
navy, vino recently was sentenced to
two years imprisonment and fined 81,
600 on a. charge of smuggling opium
into Manila.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
LieHT-FINoERED ANCESTORS

Mrs AIyIes-NVhat beautiful snuff
boxes you have in your collection of
antiquesl
Mrs. StyIes-Yes: they were handed
down from my great grandmother.
Then she took snuff
oh, no; only snuff es.'-Yon-
kers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
General Reyes Dies
In Bogota, Colombia
Tyapshooting Tourney

IRepublican A. p. Leased WIreJ
BOGOTA. Colombia, Feb. 20.-Gen.
Rafael Reyes former premier OF Co
lombia, died Saturday.
General Reyes resigned as president
in 1909 His administration was de-
clared to have been characterized by
a firmness of policy that had much to
do with rehabilitating the finances OF
the republic.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
JAP PREMIER SEES EMPEROR

TOXIC. Feb. 20.-MarQuis S. Okuma,
former premier. today had an audience
with the emperor with regard to the
court situation resulting from the lin
trigue."
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

When the American people read of the concoc-
lions composed largely of whisky, that admin
tered to Caruso many who had never before been
lnflamed by such an ambition feel DESTROYS of be-
coming great tenor.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

Speaking of crime waves. that was no SLOUGH of
the one the coal barons pulled off They got away
with a good deal more than bandits who have
shot bank cashiers banks were first established
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

The United States Department of
Agriculture experts say that American
rice is as good As that grown amy
where in the world The years crop
is about a fourth larger than ever be-
lore.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

According reports issued by the Department
Agriculture, there has been pronounced increase
in the number of cew-testing associations n
United States during the last year
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

who recently died in Wheeling was re-
jected by a recruiting officer when he sought to en-
Civil War because of his advanced age at
that time.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wife of president elect
proved herself leo per cent American when she de-
cned either imported copied models for her ward
robe Of wearing appareI.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ~, 1921

To add brightness to the san or
glory to the name of Washington IS
alike impossible. Let none attempt
it. In solemn oaOe pronounce the
name, and IN ats naked, deathless
splendor leove 1t shining on.
Abraham Lincoln.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22
The Guilty Sark

strange ship flying the Portuguese nag puts
into a South African port for repairs she IS the
Guilty. Sark last of the China clippers re-
naming the high seas.
The era of the clipper ship was a bare quarter or
a century The first launched in 1S45. Steam
ships crowded the clippers out of business and with
them went most of the romance of ocean life.
1t is doubtful if has ever produced a more
artistic creation the clipper ship flying before
the with its $4,000 square feet of sails spread
like the picture you remember in your schoolbooks
There was lure in the names of those sails
the Tapping Lahoo Jib-o-Jib and Jamie Green sans
The clippers were wooden ships and, wood was
plentiful America in those days, and cheap, the
small clippers permitted the United States TO build
up a merchant marine that in 1850 totaed 2314,52o
tons. From then until the World War our merchant
marine declined steadily.
In 1920 the United States built and launched
ship tonnage greater than the whole American mer-
chant afloat in 1850 Many of these ships could
carry the Guilty Sark cargo, but, considering
conditions 20 years ago. ancestral shipbuilders
slow.
Our ferefathers lost their merchant marine Let
guard
Arizona republican., 1921-02-22

Eleven nations are represented
among the more than 500 members of
the Y. W 9. a. recently opened IN
smyrna, Asia Minor.