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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
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TUCSON When attempting TO
board a freight train In the Southern
Pacific yards late Monday, three toes
of Heraldo Ruiz accidentally found
themselves under the wheel of a
moving car, with the result that
while the toes still are the property
of Heraldo, he no longer claims them
as his own.
Following the unfortunate accident
Rruiz was taken to a local hospital
for treatment by J. n. Wheatley.
Ruiz stated he has been employed in
cotton fields near Yuma and was en-
route to Jalisco, Mexico. where he
expected to join his wife and family
He made the trip as farm as Tucson
it understood, in an empty freight
car.-Citizen.
Charge Negroes With Assault
GLOBE-Bernard Washington and
Leander jackson, negroes, members
Of the Ninth United States cavalry,
stationed at FIT. Apache, were arrest
ed yesterday by Frank Haynes, dep
uty L. S. marshal, on federal war
rant charging assault.
Ii is alleged in the complaint that
the negroes assaulted Ed. 1t being
further alleged that neither was mar
ried to E4.-Record-
Arrest Arson Suspect
YUMA-Rufus Burns is in the
county Jail pending an investigation
of AN attempt to destroy by fire the
grocery store of Sharpsteen Brothers
at Gadsden late Saturday night.
While the damage done to the
building is but slight the fire of sat
urday night is the second one sur
fered by the mercantile company in
four months. In August a building
occupied by the concern, with its
stock of goods, was completely de-
stroyed.-Sun.
Recover Body From Water
YUMA-The body of Hazel Hub
bard, a negress, was recovered from
the West Main canal. in the outskirts
after passersby had discovered a
horse and buggy standing in this
water and county authorities, acting
under the belief that someone had
been riding in the buggy, had ordered
the canal drained.
From tracks on the banks of the
canal the horse and buggy ent into
the water between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth avenues Apparently the
horse had been allowed to go to the
ditch for a drink and had slipped
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into the water. At the place the
horse went into the water the canal
bank takes a perpendicular drop Of
about nine feet.-Sun-
viii Call Road Contracts
PRESCOTT - Six road building
contracts of from five to eight miles
each viii be called at the December
. meeting of the county highway
commission, according to an import
ant announcement yesterday by
Chairman Bob Moore. following the
return of himself and Commissioner
Mullen and Engineer Joe Mccarthy
from Phoenix yesterday noon.-Jour-
nal-Ainer.
Find High Grade Ore
DOUGLAS to parties
in the city yesterday from the Hua-
chuca mountains a good sized body
OF high grade ore has been opened
uP on the Wakefield silver gold
gold claims which are being worked
under lease and bond hy AIessTS.
Medigovith and LUtich az Bisbee.
The property is located ON the west
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
WHICH,?


A magazine asks: 'If you part of a watch
which would you rather be, its face or it's main
spring."
That's an categorical question to set you think
ing what job you'd like hold in the busi-
ness world
Our guess is that the average person would pass
up the chance of being the the handspring of
watch and select the job of being the pretty girls
picture in the back of the After ALL the whole
watch runs only for her. So does the owner.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
JOBS

At the unemployment conference. the advisory
committee recommends the rotation system, by which
the individual works shorter time that thereu
enough for all
Henry Ford installed the rotation system
weeks ago at his Highland Park and River Rouge
plants. Each worker is idle week in eight
This is horse-sense. Every should share in
depression just all should share prosperity
when 1t is available
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
YEGGM EN-

Yeggmen in the last IL months burglarized 24O
banks, the American Bankers association. Total
loot only $239.0S7.95. average haul for each
Job" of 1895. Usually it has be divided among
gang.
It's queer sort Of warped brain that win risk
death or liberty in a venture that nets only 1896.
And for every 166 successful bank burglaries n
failed entirely Does crime pay? Not in dollars
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03

In 1920 the hens Of Kansas alone
produced a sum that represented
more than twice the amount needed
TO pay Tor The Louisiana Purchase
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 3. 1921

All ertremes are error. The re-
verse of error is not truth but error
still. Truth lies betaoeen these eI-
trenes. Cecil.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

GLADNESS IN SERVICE:-Ser the Lord aoith
gladnesS. Enter into his gates aOith Thanksgiving
him, and bless his name For the Lord is good
Psalm 1902, 4.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-12-03
Find Hiah Grade Ore

UGLAS-According to parties
in the city yesterday from the Hua-
Chuca mountains. a good sized body
OF high grade ore has been opened
up on the Wakefield silver gold
gold claims which are being worked
under lease and bond by MessTS.
Medigovith and LUtich Of Bisbee.
The property is located on the west
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Our Magnificent New
Bohn Refrigerator
Salesrooms
Are Now Open

No who is in need of Refrigerator should fail to
visit and inspect magnificent stock.
The Bohn Syphon Refrigerator is we'll known
the worlds standard that Remuneration of its
exclusive features seems superfuous. The "Syphon'
system of ventilation the "Flaxlinum insulation in
walls and DOORS the porceain-ename fused
round dcornered lining, the front drain INSTANTLY re-
movable for ceansing) the heavy and beautiful con-
Bohn "Syphon" in class high above any other re-
frigerator ever built.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Ice Consumption

The ice consumption of the
Bohn Syphon Refrigerator is the
lowest of any refrigerator built.
This is due to the "Syphon" sys-
tenn of rapidly circulating cold,
dry air. to the "Flaxlinum" insu-
lation (impervious to heatl and
to the scientific system of con-
struction Of the entire Refriger-
ator.
Just figure for yourself what
saving in ice Of 10c day will
mean in the course of year, and
then multiply that saving by
many years, for Bohn Refrig-
orator lasts a lifetime.
And also remember that all
the time you are saving on ice
you are receiving the magnificent
service of the best sanitary re-
frigeration which the greatest
engineers have been able to de-
wise!
Evening star., 1921-06-18
n BIBLE STUDENTS
GIVEN CERTIFICATES
Representative Moore Among
Speakers at Meeting of
Bible Institute.

Seventy-one certificates for COM
pletion Of courses in Bible synthesls,
Bible doctrines, personal evangelism,
New Testament Greek, intensive book
study and comparative study OF the
Gospels were awarded students OF the
American Home Bible Institute. Mon
day evening at Mount Vernon flace
NJ E. Church.
Representative Moore of Ohio de-
livered an address. Mrs. l.. Elaine
Rising, director of religious education
of the Y. w. e. A.. and Homer Coun,
cilor. dean of the Y. NJ. c. ~ School
of Religious Education. also maze
brief addresses.
All classes of the institute close AT
the end of June, but summer. or va
cation. reading courses for indiVld-
uals in Amos. Philippians. Ecciesi- :
astes and Ephesians have been Haae
available for July and August. Ihe
plan calls for mersiy the repeated
reading Of the selected book during
the two months and the taking OF Il
test, which the reader gives to hlm-
self. to ascertain what has been
gained by the reading. No charge rs
made for these courses, and thfy are
available to any person making ap-
plication. The Y. w. G. A. ana the
Y. NJ. c. A. are cooperating with TINS
branch Of the institutes work.
The first presentation OF certihca1es
in the colored branch of the American n
Home Bible Institute will take place
Monday evening in the chapel at 4l3
1st street southeast.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
WILL HOLD CONVENTION.

The board of Religious Education
of the Diocese of Washington an
nounces the twenty-fifth annual con-
vention of the Sunday School Institute
will be held in Epiphany Parish Hall
October 10. from 10 am. to 10 pm.
The speaker at the public meeting at
IL am. will be Rev. DIR. Samuel $.
Drury. rector of ST. Pauls School,
Concord. n. H. At 2:15 pm. Rev.
James Lawrence Ware. Sunday School
field secretary of the province of
Washington, will lead conference
of general interest. At the public
meeting at pm. Rev. James i.
Freeman, rector of Epiphany Church,
will make an address.
The board is planning to conduct
series of teacher training classes
for Sunday School workers, meeting
next winter on Thursday afternoons
and evenings. beginning October -.
These classes will be conducted by
Rev. Charles F.. McAIlister. rector of
st. Matthew's parish. Hyattsville. who
conducted similar classes last winter.
At recent meeting Of the board
Rev William b. Dent. vicar of Holy
Comforter Chapel. was elected mem
ber of the board to succeed Rev. p.
F. Hall. recently assistant rector at
Epiphany Church. who has become
rector of St Pauls Church. Aiexan-
dria.
Evening star., 1921-06-18

which is Gods gift of grace to men
through faith) will be based upon
their labors. which were inspired by
faith and love. Christ promises to
reward men for their services to the
stranger. the sick and suffering be-
cause He identifies Himself with the
poor and needy. considering He states
that Ina smuch as We did it unto one
of the least OF these ye did it unto
Me-" This will cause them to ask
three times when they did service
unto Him. showing that it is not
what we remember that We did for
Him, but what He knows we did
out OF love for Him to advance So
cial conditions and promote His
cause. that will secure for us the
reward He has promised to give to
those who carry out His social pro-
gram. He that loves God will love
his fellow man; The one who would
serve God will serve humanity by
not only preaching the Gospel of
evangelization. but by practicing it's
social teachings, so as to help
forward the new age and hour when
the Lord shall rule a world free from
poverty. vice and iniquity of every
kind and nature.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW

the subject OF the sermon by Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. minister of All
Souls Church, tomorrow morning IN
the knickerbocker Theater. The musi-
cal numbers will be given by Charles
Trowbridge Tittmann. bass. and David
Nemser. violin. with Lewis Corning
AtWater at the organ.
X \
"Ingratitude" will be the subject to-
morrow morning by Rev. George A.
Miller at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. At night he will speak on
"One Thing Only" At night there
will be lively song service, led by
Frank A. Carpenter. and accompanied
by a large orchestra.
\
"Christianizing the Mexicans in Amer
ica' will be the topic of an illustrated
sermon tomorrow night in the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. E. Church. The
minister. Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitchell.
will use the slides issued by the cen
tsnary commission Of the NJ. F.
Church. Don Wynkoop will operate
the stereopticon. The minister's topic
in the morning will be "Why Not Turn
Out Of the Church All the Hypocrites?
+ X
At Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
morning Rev. DR.. John F.. Briggs will
preach on "A Physicians Account of
the Birth OF Jesus" All the services
of Fifth Baptist Church will continue
this summer
X X X
Rev. A. j. Fristoe will preach at Pet
worth Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. in the absence of tn e
pastor, Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, who
will be in Des Moines. Iowa, attending
the Northern Baptist convention.
At st. Thomas Church near Dupon,
circle, Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith to-
morrow morning will preach on Does
God Speak to Men Nowadays in
Dreams as He Did in the Old Testa-
ment and in the New Testament
Times" There are only two services
now on Sundays in St Thomas
and II. Rev. A. H Hamilton, one o,
the curates of ST. Thomas, is on his
vacation in Ohio. Rev. DR.. William s
Bishop is also away for a short while
Rev. DR.. James H. Taylor, who has
been attending the conference for
young people at the University OF
Virginia. as one of the speakers. will
occupy the pulpit of the Central Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Rev. DR.. Shera Montgomery viii
preach at the Calvary Methods
Church tomorrow morning on "A Mar
On the Throne" In the evening HI
will give sermOn-lecture on the
season, his subject being, The Coco
Old Summertime"
Evening star., 1921-06-18
Sunday School Lesson

John in prison that Me was the Mes
siah. One of the results Of His
gospel is seen in the encouragement
that has been given to help develop
medical science. so as to prevent
much of the blindness. and in some
not see the marvellous grandeur of
this world. His gospel has helped
to bring light to those in mental and
spiritual darkness.
The fourth plank promised help "to
them that are bruised" by the Calling
chains Of sin that cut so deeply and
sorely into the soul. The gospel
antiseptic will heal such wounds.
Forgiveness of sins will not remove
the consequences of sin. but it will
help US to mend our broken lives. 1t
will even make the scars of sin to
testify to Gods glory. True Chris
tian service will prompt us to visit
the sick. cloth the naked. feed the
hungry. befriend the prisoner and by
ministering to the downtrodden has
ten the coming of the day of the
Lord. Christ carried forward His
social activities Throughout all His
ministry in compliance with the
that He could claim that the scrip
ture was fulfilled that day. 1t was
this last plank which turned the
multitude against Christ and caused
them to reject their Lord, the world 8
only hope for spiritual and social
salvation.
When Christ comes again to set up
the reign that He would have COM
menced if He had not been rejected
by the people of His days in the flesh
it will be marked by the bestowal of
rewards for social service according
to that part of the prophecy concern
ing judgment. which furnishes US
with the closing section for study.
He will invite His followers, who
have proven their faith by their
works. to share with Him in the gov
ernment of His kingdom, which it has
been Gods eternal purpose to estab-
lish among men.
Having presented a social gospel to
the world, Jesus, when He assumes
the place of judge will pass judg-
ment upon men and naSons in accord
ance with the manner with which
they have carried out His social
ideals. The church. country. or COM
to bring forth the fruits Of righteous
ness will be condemned and doomed
just as much as the professed Chris
tian, who did not possess Christ, will
be- shut out from the courts of glory.
The nation that takes a selfish view
Of the world will perish The men
that are prompted by the spirit of the
Lord to do His work in caring for
the needy and oppressed will be re-
only in the returns that their efforts
will secure in this world, but in the
judgments that will be proclaimed
when Christ commences his reign
men.
The reward (not their salvation.
Evening star., 1921-06-18

Rev. Dr. Herbert Randolph. pastor of
Foundry NJ. f. Church. is to begin a
series Of sermons tomorrow morning on
"The Pearl Of Prayers" and in the
evening series of Sunday evening ad-
dresses on The Pearl Of Parables. "
Representative John c. Ketcham 0:
Michigan will address the Epworth
League at 6:45 o'clock.
+ X X
Miss Ella Holmes. missionary to India,
who will shortly start for the foreign
field. will address the congregation OF
the Second Baptist Church, 4th street
and Virginia avenue southeast, tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock. Chaplain
Julian T.. Yates, L. S. A., stationed at
Fort Myer. Va. will preach at pm.
The Modern Woodmen of this city will
have a special memorial service for their
dead tomorrow night at the Centennial
Baptist Church, 7th and Eye streets
northeast. The sermon will be preached
by Pastor f. HeZ Sven and musical
program rendered.
Rev. DIR. Henry Allen Tupper. pastor
Of the First Baptist Church. will begin
a series of travel talks. 1.-The Land of
Our Lord" illustrated by colored chalk
maps. and based upon his personal ex-
perienceS, at O'Clock tomorrow even
ing.
An organiZa ton meeting of the board
of control of the Teacher Training
Union of the District of Columbia was
held at Bethany Baptist Church We'd
nesday evening. In preparation for
the meetings Of the union for the fall
and winter heads of committees were
elected. the full committees to con-
sist of one representative from each
church holding membership in the
union. Charles H. Gray of Dumbarton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
was elected as chairman Of the COM
mittee on program: Miss b. Braxton
Howell of Douglas Methodist Episcopa,
Church. chairman of the membership
committee, and Charles f. Fairman OF
Bethany Baptist Church. chairman OF
the publicity committee.
X X X X
At the Emmanuel Baptist Pastor Cove
morning THE Sure Promises of God, >
and in the evening breaches sermon
on promoted" The Junior Endeavorers
opening of the service. and baptism is
! to be administered. The pastor expect.
to attend the Northern Baptist conven.
ton at Des Moines. leaving Monday.
At Temple Baptist Church tomorrow
Rev. DIR. Muir will hatA as his sub
jects BE Patient and "Disciplininf
the Tongue"
"Nead We Fear the TRUTH" will h,
Evening star., 1921-06-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL BENEFIT

An entertainment will be given in
the auditorium of the Church of the
Ascension. 18th street and Massachu-
setts avenue. Tuesday for the benefit
Of the Sunday school. The following
have volunteered their services: So
prano solo. Mrs. c. G. McDonnell: vio-
lin solo, Miss Bland Boardman: tenor
solo. NJ. r. Farrar: violin solo. F. Zim-
norman: piano SOLO, G. Heisley. John
NJ Kline, Shakespearean actor will
impersonate characters from Julius
Caesar" assisted by Talbot o. Pulizzi.
A oae-act comedy entitled waiting
for the Trolley" will be presented by
the Dramatic Club of the church.
Evening star., 1921-06-18

by helping to keep those parks clean.
We should get into them every time
we, get a chance, and when in them set
Il good example to others by the way
we treat our parks.
This is the time of year when We
think the most of our parks and here
is the park pledge that Mrs. Susan
AlburtiS has taught the children IN
the nature study department of the
schools of Washington to say and
keep: II pledge myself 10 help
keep this park clean and free from
fire and to prevent fire spreading
wherever l go" Pass that along to
your friends now that so many are
getting out into the parks this time
of wear, RUSSELL BURKE.
The TravelOg Boy.
P. S-Remcmher my letter about the
du Pont fountain? Well they have
the water turned on now and 1t Is
very pretty.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
OPEN-AIR MEETING.

The eighteenth year of open air
meetings in Lincoln Park will open
tomorrow afternoon az o'clock. Rev.
George A. Miller. pastor of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. will be the
speaker. A committee. representing
the cooperating churches of the
northeast and southeast sections of
the city. is working with the Y. NJ. G.
A. in planning these meetings, and.
judging from what has already been
done, this promises to be a banner
year for the Lincoln Park meetings.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
BAPTISTS ELECT OFFICERS.

At a business meeting and socia!
held Monday night the Fifth Baptist
Branch OF the Columbia Federation
of Baptist Young Peoples Unions
elected Miss Elsie L. Jones to serve
a second term as president. Under
the leadership of Miss Jones the Fifth
Baptist Union has grown to be one
of the most progressive in the fed
Grafton She was reelected without
opposition. Other officers elected
were as follows: Herbert S. Eeamy,
vice president: Forrest p. Neal. treas
urer; Miss Ida Rice, secretarN Mrs.
A. j. McCiary. assistant secretary, and
A. J. McClary, librarian.
Evening star., 1921-06-18

building does stand out from the garden.
capitol from Pennsylvania avenue
and right across the street from the
garden and the entrance to the capitol
grounds is the Peace Monument.
If they should ask me l would not
have any more monuments showing
how men fight is shown by the
plunglng horses on the Grant statue
in the Botanic Garden. l would have
more Botanic Gardens and trees and
Fairgrounds and pretty fountains like
the one in this picture.
That reminds me that in Washing
ton there are $500 acres of parks.
Just think of that. Col. Clarence o.
Sheriff. of the Engineer Corps is in
charge of these and dozens of other
things. having to do with looking
after them and the public buildings in
the District 7 think every member
of the Junior Travel Club should help
the officials in this and every city
Evening star., 1921-06-18
BISHOP TO OFFICIATE.

Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop of
Washington. will institute the new rector
Of Advent parish. Rev. Thorn William
son. jr. at the Church of the Advent at
ii o'clock tomorrow morning. Morning
prayer will be said at 10 80 and the Of
flee of institution will follow. The
bishop will preach and the newly insti-
tuted rector will be the celebrant at the
eucharistic service following the insti-
tuition.