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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

Last night holds the record Of being
the first service at which every per
son present donated something when
the contribution pans were passed
IEmer Rodeheaver. in charge of the
musical emu of the Sunday campaign
in talk before Mr. Sunday. took the
pulpit, asked that every one contrib
uie-a dollar hundred dollars, safety
pin or button-contribute some.
thing
In short talk before launching in
to his sermon. the evangelist pointed
out the snowstorm now raging in the
North. and asked the audience if they
were not thankful that they were
/ here in sunny Florida" He received
lengthy applause when he stated
I'm thankful I'm here the only
thing | hate about being here Is that
/ have 10 90 back"
1t Was also suggested that plans
be made for this famous evangelist
and his party to GENE to this city
each winter AMI hold a campaign.
This also was met with great en-
thusissm BY the crowd
This afternoon. following hnmedi-
stely after 'Billy's" sermon Miss
SAKE. the Bible teacher. will deliver
her famous address or christian
Science and the BibFe This address
has caused considerable comment
throughout the country, and is adj
judged among the best The onll
way YOU can judge Christian Science
and the Bible" stated Billy sun lay
"is TO judge it like making a conn
nsrison between a novel and the hi
bic
Following several rcnditious by tbs
mammoth choir solo by Homei
Rodebosver and duct 10y Mr Rode
HEAVIER and Mr. Peterson vita Mis-.
Kinney at the piano. all three or tht
Sunday party. the evangelist took q
the pulpit. apd after his short am
ncuncem-at aud informed tain lann d
81 into his sermon in his usual Wig
orous style
Jesus Locked in Spare Room
Jesus Christ the Son Of Gel #
knocking At the door Of every one
; heart VIII you open il and iet Hia
: in. or shall you rejecI Him.
Jesus Ike stranger at your seof
Will not force his entranc iato YOU
heart. but stands knocking at Ia
: door ready to enter at yoar abidiu
word with forgiveness and forgetfu
!. ness OF sin
"A lot of you have accepted Jesu
already but have shut him in tn
: spare room.
: "A spare room. You know Vhat
. mean that cold. damp, uninhahite
: room. generally on the northwest coi
. ner. where the frost gathers qnickes
: on the windows i'll fitted with >
: rugs and the bed without springs
: You have accepted him. hut an
: locking him in your spare room 4,
: b. held there until your chill IS a
the point Of death or until the q
: man doubles up with tie collie Whe
: you L., him out and ASK for his eol
: ISOLATION.
oh people, those Of YOU who hav
: accepted Jesus already, don't kee
hin in the spare room bring hin {
: lie family table. lock arms wish hin
aake hln a member Of the taEa {.
!. aaA take bim with Won wherever 50
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22
Sunday Euangeistic Services
May Be Made Annual Affair
at Beach; Forty-Fiue Hit Trail

80. stroiling on the beach. or to the
movies. Make him one of you and ac-
cepr his good fellowship.
( Those OF YOU who have not ac-
+ cepted jesus. pray here tonight that
you may see the Divine Light and
4 cease the knocking at the door. open
it and let Him in You admit every
thing but Jesus. and when you aImit
Him youll do away with lying, trea-
+ son. Safeguarding and baeksliding
and abide in His way.
For 1900 years Jesus Christ has
been knocking at the doors of the
churches and Of individuals and He is
being accepted throughout the world
as never before. | see a great and
beautiful horizon for the churches Of
today. We have the membership.
money ami all other essentials aad
are admitting everything but Jesus
I Christ He is knocking al The doors
Of the churches today. and is being
admitted
Back TO God Away with this
twentieth century bunk. isms, cisms
and geology that man can be saved
{ ~ his character. They believe that
if a man holds to certain scrupies
without accepting Jesus. he viii he
saved By living right admire this
liking righi idea. but away With il !,
/ accept Jesus Christ IN your heart and
/ tn wcri Of God. OF reject
/ Assures Hearers There's A Hell
Many believe that there is heav-
er but no He'll As certain as there
| is heaven there is he'll There
Z are preachers in the pulpits tolsy
who are preaching this rot-they are
j liar and ] reieicc in telling them so.
III a man could have been saved
by his own character Jesus would not
have been sent down TO earth by God
L and epucified 20 that We could be
saved
Sc me SAY that they are Christians,
that they 90 TO church. etc Even
the deyil goes TO church Yes, he sits
there right Il the same pew and prays
with YOU. ready to grab YOU at the
first opportunity.
Jesus Christ is knocking at your
doors Open them and receive Him
and through righteous living and
PRAYER cherish the memory Of the Cay
sou accepted Him and His love
There are many here who have
never prayed and never viii until
+ tile great day cones. when it may be
too late
"Wheg Tie ship Titanic went down
there was q certain life raft. on which
a personal friend OF mine was saved
He stated that the capacity Of that
ran was normally - persons. hut al
least &c were on il when the sh;I
sank The raft oyerweighed by is
human eargoe, sunk until the chests
Of those survivors were in the icy
, waters
Fer SIX hours they managed to hole
t Ga the slightly su5m erged raft, ans
when the eocl ship Carpayhia wa
sighted. uen wAo had never uttered
la PRAYER since they were tolls prayin!
on their mothers knee uttered Nov
] lay III down to sleep the only in'
of prayer thev knew Imagine liz
Now lay me down 20 sleep-in tia
3 ivy water
r start new accept Christ. aH'
learn 10 pray tor the salvation o
5 souls.
s At times during tajs forceful ~
& mon iha renowned evangelist woul
suddenly drop from cloquence 70 stree
slo,.. AZ ,sus- instance he drew
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-22

F'orts-hye persons professed Chris
tianity. acceptance Of Jesus Christ.
and hit the trail with Billy sun
day Monday evening. after hearing
one OF the forceful sermons of the re-
nowned evangelist. delivered in his
eloquent and at times slangy manner.
The attendance was very good during
the services. the lower floor being
filed TO capacity. and only a few va
cant seats being left in the balcony
The Sunday party motored 10 Mi
Dora Monday morning. where the
evangelist delivered a sermon in the
courthouse. Returning through De
Land. "Bihy mounted the pulpit in
the chapel at Stetson university and
made a talk to the students at that
place
Tkis afternoon the famous evange-
list will deliver what is termed hi;
most. famous and forceful sermon on
''The Second Coming OF Jesus 1t is
expected that the huge Auditorium
VIII he filed to ovcrfiowing. Mr.. sun
day announced that this sermon. be
cause Of tn. time required 10 deliver
II, would begin early. at 2:15 if pp@-
sible. and urged al re .~.i;i.-.t Dy that
time.
Finishing his sermon on the text.
Revelations 500. Behold stand
knocking at your door" in which he
drove home TO his hearers that Jesus
Christ was standing al the doors Of
each one, knocking shall YOU heed
and let him. or shall Won reject him. =
was the theme
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING. MAY 23 1921

bride in a lovely frock of silk net of tulle and her flowers a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Lila Campbell of Prescott was the maid of honor and the brides only attendant. She wore a fetch ing frock of pink georgette and car ried Cecil Brunner roses.
 Fulton Chapple served MT. Burke as best man.
 Immediately after the ceremony a prettily appointed breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents on West Lynwood street. Here too Easter lilies were used in decoration with ferns, sweet peas and gladiolas lending additional charm. Covers were laid for twenty five.
 Mr and Mrs. Burke will spend their honeymoon on the California coast later taking up their residence in Prescott, where MT. Burke is con neced with a drug company. Mrs. Dennis Burke came to Phoe-
 nix for her sons wedding and an other out of town guest was Mall
 colm Barrett, also of Prescott , The bride is an unusually popular girl and will be missed greatly by the younger set. She is a graduate | of Ramona college, entering the Cali | fornia school after the completion ot her high school course in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
HARDING PROMISES COOPERATION IN
 COLORADO PROJECT

Cooperation of President Harding in the Colorado River Basin project and the general reclamation program was assured the governors delegation. according to word received at the executive office from Governor Campbell yesterday.
 Governor Campbell in his wire to his secretary, Henri Behoteguy. stated that the Colorado River Basin bill would be introduced by Senator Bursum of New Mexico and that he had every hope of its early enact ment. Among others those who are lending assistance to the passage of the bill is Senator Ralph Cameron. according to the message on file at the state house.
 The governor is appearing before committees daily in the interests Of reclamation of the west. His pro gram is outlined in his wire to MT Behoteguy which follows:
 Governors delegation appeared be- fore president yesterday. Received assurances his co operation general reclamation. also Colorado River Basin compact. Appeared this morn- ing before house committee pn irriga- | tion and have engagement tomorrow morning before similar senate com mittee. Senator Cameron assisting | p every manner possible. Senator Bursum Of New Mexico will introduce Colorado River Basin blu and have every hope of it's early enactment
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
quire to complete the in-
 take work ..... s15o 100000

quire to complete the in-
 take work ....... s15o, 900. .00
 Making a total for the
 Intake of ... s35s,012.63 Which compared quite closely with the above three estimates
 In addition to the above s150,000 we should have approximately s25, 900 to take care of expenditures all ready made in excess of funds al lotted to city force account work on the laying of wood pipe, making a total amount to be provided at this time S175,00O.
 Had it not been for the fact that the pipe company's bid of January. 1920, due to the rapidly increasing cost of material, exceeded their es- timate furnished in April, 1919, by s2S1 900, the city would today, based on actual expenditures made. have available S25S,00O, of which S150,0O0 could be allotted to the intake work leaving available s10S.O00 for the construction of a reservoir
 Office of city engineer, April, IS, 1921
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

the employees of every business place in Phoenix with a group pledge plan
 The organizations taking part in the drive are the Associated Chari- ties, Maricopa County Health Cen ter, Maricopa County Anti -Tubercu- losis association, Florence Crittenton Home, Council of Jewish Women and the Colored Womens Charity Club.
 The various drive committees which are working with the Welfare League will organize at 9:30 o'clock this morning at the chamber of com merce rooms. Any one having few hours to spare for this much needed charitable work will be ren- dering a kindness to the committee in charge if he or she will report at the chamber of commerce rooms at that hour
 All preliminary lists and other data have been compiled, so that each worker can be given small area to canvass, which will not occupy more than two or three hours time. The charitable organizations which par ticipate in the annual budget of the Welfare League have been doing ef- ficient work in taking care of the charitable needs of this county. With a fair measure of support and cooperation, the league will have very little difficulty in raising the necessary funds to complete their budgets for the balance of the year and this will remove any necessity for any further charitable drives un- til next year.
 It is desired to have committee workers in the drive from every sec tion of the city. so workers can be allotted districts in which they can accomplish the best results.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
Why More Money Is Needed to
 Complete Verde Water System

explanations thereof as of April 15' 1921.
 The original estimate made May 16, 1919, was as follows: Total wood stave pipe
 based on duotation
 furnished by Redwood
 Pipe company. 522,126.53 Excavation. backfilling. ar
 roya and canal cross
 ings, hauling, etc. 235,2sS.E Total ................ s757,425.oo The actual cost is as follows: Total wood pipe con-
 tracts, complete. ..-.... SS03, ,S65.12 FIX .avation. backfilling,
 arroya and canal cross
 ings, hauling, etc. Es
 timated, complete .... 195,S17.7I
 From these figures 1t is plainly indicated that the excess cost, bid and contracted for by the pipe com panies January, 1920. over the origi- nal estimate furnished April. 1913, by these companies was $2S1,73S.59.
 While the city's cost of doing it's portion of the work was less than estimated in May 1919, sS9, 9,4S0.20.
 In January. 1920, we received the following guaranteed estimates GOV ering the intake work: Olmstead & Gillelan, Los
 Angeles ........s 1925, TOO, % Bent Bros, bid without
 excavation. S223, ,500.00
 Olmstead x Gillelan es-
 innate for excavation,
 s120,000.00 ..... s343.5O0.0 .0C The Foundation Co.,. seS2, ,S9S. 0C R. NJ Shea, June, 1920. S449, ,95O.0( Our cost to April 14,
 which includes the con
 tract for making and distributing all of the e0-inch pipe, is ...... $20S, S,012.6: I estimate that it will re-
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
WELFARE LEAGUE
 CHARITY DRIVE u START TODAY
Workers Asked to Report At Chamber of Com merce This Morning SlS,OO0 Amount To Be Raised

The Welfare League campaign for funds 10 complete its budget for the year will begin in Phoenix this morning. and before the end of the week drive leaders hope to obtain the Si>ooe needed to keep up the activi- ues of the six major charities par tictpating.
 This supplementary drive of the Welfare League was made necessary ny the fact that the original attempt to raise the years budget was in- terrupted by another campaign. The leagues effort however eliminates number of charity campaigns, as one Of tfs objects is to concentrate sub scriptions to charity in one definite period collecting funds for all the charitable organizations in one drive
 In the campaign which opens today a special effort will be made to reach
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

The original estimate for the com pletion of the Verde Gravity Water Supply System was $1,315, 900. It was believed at the time this esti- mate was made ana the bond election held for the issuance of bonds to secure money to build the Verde pro ject that within few months a ma terial reduction would result in all costs entering into the construction of a project of this kind.
 As is well known, and contrary to expectation. building materials ma teria1ly increased in cost and the in- crease in the cost of material and labor entering into the construction of the pipe line alone was $2S2, 900.
 The original estimate of the cost of the pipe line was not based on an estimate made by the engineers, but on a bona fide quotation received from the pipe companies at the time the estimate was made.
 The original estimate also includ ed an item of $250 900 for a 5000, ,090 gallon reservoir Barring the increase in the cost of pipe line, money would have been available for the construc- tion of the reservoir. leaving a sur plus of something like S35, 900, which coul1 have been applied towards the completion of the intake system, in which case it would only have been necessary to have asked for an ad- ditional $40, 900 to complete the en- tire project.
 All the excavation, backfill and structures of all kinds in connection with building the pipe line have been done at a less figure than was orig inally estimated. The cost of the intake is exceeding the estimate made by the engineer, but taking the estimates made by other reliable en gineering firms and also by reliable contractors it is quite evident thai the estimate was too low in the be- ginning.
 The following is condensed state ment showing actual conditions witt
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23
LOCAL GIRL BRIDE IF PRESCOTT MAN
 IN EARLY WEDDING

Selecting the hour before dawn for their marriage, Miss Carolyn Null rein. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Mulrein, and Beverly Burke of Pres colt were married this morning at St. Mary's church. Only the rela- tives and few friends were pres ent at the simple but impressive ceremony. The service was read by Reverend Father Novatus.
 The altar was adorned with Easter lilies and feathery ferns. The ex- quisite floral arrangements formed an artistic background for the,bridal party. Miss Mulrein made lovely
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

A police census recently made in Baltimore Md, indicates that there are nearly 5000 children of school age in that city who are neither at tending school nor working.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

Nearly half of the graduates of high schools in Wisconsin go to college, and per cent of all per sons of college age in that state eighteen to twenty two-attend col lege.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-23

Half of the number of county or rural superintendents in California. Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South
 Dakota and Washington are women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
COHEN'S WEARWELL
SILK STOCKINGS
$1.95 Pair

Made especially for us, in accordance with our
ideas of what good-lookng, serviceable Silk
Stockings should be. Double soes, deep garter
welt and extra-high -spced heels insure the
wearing quality. Black only. Excellent Stock
ings in every way at S1.95 pair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Order Window Shades Now!

APARTMENT House Agents can save
considerable by teephoning
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
TEN YEARS AGO.
September 12, 1911.)

o. D. Longstreth was elected cap tain, Albert Jones first lieutenant and Ernest Douglass second lieutenant of the newly organized company of Ar kansas national guard here. There were about 60 enlisted men in the company.
 It was announced that full nine- months term of the public school would be maintained, although it would be necessary for the district to borrow funds with which to operate the school for two months.
 Prof. w. o. Wilson returned from Chicago, where he spent the summer, to enter upon his new duties as pro- lessor of mathematics in Hendrix Col lege.
 MT. and Mrs. John Dunaway, ST., returned from an extended trip to the Pacific coast.
 The state school and poll tax fund was apportioned to the districts of Faulkner county. A total of $17,752. .02 was apportioned to school population of 9,483, making $1.83 per capita.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
NEWS OF OTHER DAYS.
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 (From Log Capln Democrat Files.)
TWENTY YEARS AGO.


 Miss Ora Smith, day operator for the Conway Telephone Company, was enjoying a vacation.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. J. M. Hawley of Pine Bluff, formerly of Conway.
 Prof. c. l.. O'Daniel, recent grad uate of Hendrix College, assumed his duties as principal of the De Valls Bluff high school.
 Judge w. H. Duncan issued Uni versity scholarships to Hebert Martin and Roy Hendrickson of Martinvile. Mrs. w. H. Harrell entertained the Dolly Club.
 c. G. Patrick was appointed justice of the peace of Benedict township, on account of J. F. Raney, who was elected, declining to qualify.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
MOVIE COMEDIAN
 HELD FOR MURDER
(by the As,ocYared Fress)

San Francisco, Sept. 12.-A formal charge of murder will today be per fected against Roscoe (Fatty) Ar. buckle, motion picture comedian under arrest for the alleged killing of Vir- ginia Rappe, an actress who died Fri day morning after she had attended a party given by Arbuckle in his suite in the St. Francis hotel. Police authorities in charge of the case de- clare that injuries inflicted by Ar buckle caused her death.
 Evidence against Arbuckle includes statements by Mrs. D. Maud Belmont, who attended the party; Mrs. Jean Jameson, the nurse called for Miss Rappe, and Doctor Rumwell Mrs. Jameson's statement relates to the party. After several drinks had been passed, Arbuckle is alleged to have seized Miss Rappe and dragged her into his room. Screams were heard and Mrs. Belmont, who attempted to open the door, found it locked. Ar buckle finally pened the door. It was then that he injuries were discovered Large bruises had been inflicted on her left thigh and upper right arm.
 An indictment will be asked by Prosecutor U'Ren when the grand jury goes into session tonight. Under the California code, life taken in at tack or attempted attack upon wom- an is classed as murder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
MANY CITIES BAN
 ARBUCKLE FILMS
(By the As>o1ated Press,

New York, Sept. 12.-Dispatches to- day from Detroit, Memphis and Los Angeles stated that exhibition of mo- tion pictures in which (Fatty) Ar buckle, held for the murder of Vir- glnia Rappe at San Francisco, ap- pears has been put under band and their showing prohibited.
 Henry Lehrman, motion picture di- rector who was engaged to marry Miss Rappe, stated today he would use every spare moment to further the prosecution of Arbuckle for murder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
BUYS HOSS PROPERTY.

w. A. Webb today bought five acres of city property, corner of College and Donaghey avenues, from Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss. The consideration was not made public. Mr Webb also bought 2 smaller piece of land in the Donaghey addition from J. A. Mode.
 J. w. Sneed, who bought from Judge w. H. Duncan the building lots on corner of College avenue and Mitchell street, has started the erection of a residence there.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
SLAYER BATTLES
 CHICAGO POLICE
fBy the Associated Pressl

Chicago, Sept. 12.-Police authori' ties Investigating the double murder of Bernard Daugherty, automobile salesman, and Carl Ausmus, today say they are confronted with two conflict ing confessions by Harvey w. Church chief witness in the cases. According to the police, Church in one confession admitted to both murders single hand ed. In the second confession, he claimed to have had accomplices.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12

JIM. Brummett has taken over the property on North Front street form- 'eriy occupied by the Kansas City Feed Company and has opened a grocery store where he will handle a line of fancy and staple groceries.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12

MT. and Mrs. Sam Donnell of Little Rock spent Sunday here as guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Don- nell. MT. Donnell will complete his pharmacal studies and return here near the end of this month.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
MERRIMAN FAMILY IS
 SAFE AT SAN ANTONIO

Mrs. Sam Heiligers late Saturday received a telegram from her brother, E. N. Merriman of San Antonio, Tex, stating that he and his family es- caped injury from the flood which de- vastated that city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
IMPORTS
 CLIMB IN AUGUST
tBy the Associated Press)

Washington, Sept 12.-American exports increased approximately $54,- OOo,oO0 and imports $17,000,O00 dur ing the month of August as compared with July, according to the monthly summary of foreign trade made pub Ilct today by the departent of com merce.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
YEAST AND BREAD
 RECIPES.
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By Mrs. c. b. Turner

By Mrs. c. ID. Turner, County Home Demonstration Agent
 Liquid Yeast.
 Peel, boil, cool and mash four me dium sized potatoes. Dissolve one magic yeast cake in one cup of luke warm water. To another cup of water add ? tablespoons sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, ? teaspoons ginger Beat all together, let rise in warm place for three hours, then set away "A hours before using Keep in a cool, dark place, after taking out what you need.
 Light Rolls.
 Three cups flour, 1 cup liquid yeast,
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-12
MRS. FRAUENTHAL IGNORED.

Word has been received here that Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal of this city was elected as state treasurer of the Arkansas student loan fund at meet ing of the directors to the fund held in Forth Smith Friday.