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Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

firearms. A government commission has solicited different cities to open their city parks as shooting grounds and on certain days of the month the government furnishes a limited amount of ammunition to beginners, who shoot under the instruction of competent instructors who serve without pay. Hence a goodly num- Der of cities have public shooting parks under supervision of appointed gun clubs. Without the direct gov ernment sanction received in Canada, many of our American cities, through wide awake park commissioners, have allotted certain sections of city parks for education of the youth of the land in artistic gun handling and accurate execution. Milwaukee,. Omaha, Minneapolis, Chicago and many other cities have swung into line and commissioners who are broad enough to forestall prepared ness should be commended. In Chi cago there has been a $25,0o gur club house erected overlooking the lake. One of ehe commissioners was so enthusiastic, he personally donated s2000 for accessories and embellishments for the club. It is certainly a move in the right direc tion
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
LUTHE FRAN

Grace Lutheran-We are situated on the corner of Sixth and Fillmore streets. Both Brill and Indian School cars pass within few blocks of the church. Watch the street signs. they will guide you Ministers residence 1017 E. Roosevelt street. Pastor Fred c. Maurer. Services: 9.45 a. m., Bible school, Dr. Karl A. Dannell superintendent; Il a. m-. divine serv- ice. Sermon theme How We May Know True and False Shepherds" The choir will render "The Lord Is My Shepherd" (W. J. Kirkpatrick) 7:45 D. m. vesper service.
 Zion Lutheran-The Zion Evangel- ical Lutheran church is located on Ninth avenue between Adams street and Woodland avenue. Immanuel P. Frey, pastor. Parsonage adjoining church, 136 North Ninth avenue Phone 3s36. Bible class and Sunday school at 10 a. m, J. c. Endeward, superintendent. Morning service at Il o'clock. Subject of sermon, Our Eternal Mansions in Heaven" Eve ming service at 7:30. Subject of ser mon, Jesus Denied Admittance by the Samaritans." A cordial invita- tion to all. Take West Washington street car to Ninth avenue and walk two blocks north.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
LATTER DAY SAINTS

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints The midweek prayer meeting is held at the church on Wednesday nights. Friday night the z. R. L. society con ducts studies and exercises for the youth of the church. The Sunday school is at 9:45 a. m., followed by preaching at II o'clock. The evening service opens at 6:45, with an hours class work. followed by preaching. Sermon by Elder J. E. Yates, subject, The Apostacy and Restoration of the Church" Text, Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed. the son of perdition,'' 2 ThesS 2:3.
 The church is at Tenth and More land streets on the Brill car line. A cordial welcome to all.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
A TRAP GUN'~. ROD
BY ~ TOM MARSHALL

game brought to bag. Circumstances luck in locating, acquaintance with grounds or superior dogs may be sa- lient features in acquiring number. Equal distribution should follow, leaving a much better taste in every body's mouth. Team work with your friend afield Is far preferable to that lego system" Never exceed the bag limit allotted by law.
 Arriving first at a wire fence, await your friend, push down the lower wire wiSh your foot: at the same time raise the one immediately above making his crossing easy. Never go through or over fence with a loaded gun. This also applies when riding in an automobile, buggy or boat. Never grasp the muzzle of a gun or draw it toward yourself. When brush shooting, walk abreast, ire quently locating your companion by short whistles-this will obviate acci dents. During a hunt, if you are most successful, slip some uncounted birds into his game bag; claim they are getting too heavy to easily carry; he will not object to the additional load. Suggesting to your friend after you have made successful shot, which he just missed, that you wiped his eye" is very bad form. Those shooting incidents occur; give him a chance; he will eventually re- fer to the shot. feeling much more kindly that you permitted him to make the first talk. When out shoot ing, divide your ammunition to the last load. Should your friends gun stick or he is delayed. wait until he is ready to move on. It is not smart to run a friend off his feet" If you see he is weary, suggest rest and a breathing period. Courtesies will ever equalize, if you are hunting with the right man. You can't guess a sportsman when he is mouth shoot ing around the stove before the hunt starts. After a short season afield you get him down just right.
 Secure shooting permit before trespassing on others lands, obviat- ing a poacher's fine. Don't shoot in the direction of houses or stock; never break down a fence or leave gates open. A brace of birds pre- sented to the man on whose land they were killed. guarantees you a return shoot. Every hunter has off days" when he can scarcely hit bal loon and his game all makes long fall" Smile, don't berate your gun. ammunition, dog or pard. To be branded a good field companion is the highest shooting compliment ac- corded sportsmen. Acquiring the bag limit makes possible the pleasure of dividing with friend
 Digest the above shooting ethics.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
 BIBLE STUDENTS
international Bible Students

International Bible Students-At the Arizona School of Music. Sunday afternoon, at o'clock E. H. Herr scher will deliver free lecture on the subject, "The Rich Man in He'll" This lecture is based upon the par able of the rich man." found in the New Testament. MT. Herrscher will submit proof that this parable never supported the hell-fire creed. He will explain the true meaning of the par able in detail
 All who attend the lecture are re- quested to bring their notebooks and Bibles that they may prove these things to their own satisfaction. All seats free; no collection taken.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Attention! Boy Scouts, Boys Red Blood club and Gimogashes. Follow this dissertation on field and shoot ing ethics which every one who listens to the Call of the Wild" should know and practice. You all love a gun. We are together going afield for a hunt, matching wits with natures feathered children. Have you a hunting license? Don't over look it; keep il in your possession. Warden then becomes chummy in stead of a menace. Leaving our camp we must extinguish all fires, covering live coals with. dirt-a zephyr might later fan the embers into destructive activity. Before starting out examine your gun: look through the barrel for any obstruction which might cause an explosion; carry sufficient num- Der of shells for our hunt. Take d mental inventory of all necessities for shooting or cooking-matches, knife, salt and string, you might be unex- pectedly detained over night. An In- dian fire, small forked stick and pa tience will broil your game. "Spuds" baked in hot ashes are fine. Mulligan stew Ca job lot of game and veg
 etables cooked In a suspended pot over a slow fire) is a nimrod's piece de resistance.
 Load your gun. after arriving at prospective shooting grounds, keep ing the muzzle down toward the ground. A gun is dangerous only when improperly handled. When hunting, walk abreast your partner, never quicken your pace to get In the lead, giving yourself an advantage when birds flush, thus taking unnec- cessary chances from the angle Of safety Having located covey of birds, await the arrival of your shoot ing partner. that he may have an even break. Let your slogan be fifty
 fifty, with percentage trending in your companions direction. Avoid being classed as a "claimer,' a man who always shot at the bird that dropped. A hard reputation to live down. When shooting from blind over decoys. don't specialize on being the first one up, securing the first and best shot. Team work in hunt ing counts. Name the sex of the duck and location or direction you propose shooting; this before the flock arrives. Shoot as you have out lined; don't change to an easier shot in your friends territory. if pre-
 scented. Division of game should be equal. not based on shooting skill or
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
Let Safety First" be your shooting

Let Safety First" be your shooting slogan.
 Question: Understand the park commissioners in many cities are granting gun clubs privilege of shoot ing in city parks, permitting erection of club houses and in every way pos sible encouraging the sport of trap shooting. Will you please give me little information, as there is a move on foot in this city, as is true in many others, to request this con- cession from park commissioners Charles H. Johnson. Indianapolis, Indiana.
 Answer: Ex-President Taft says: This war has taught us that it pays to be prepared. It likewise teaches us that now we are prepared we should remain so." General Pershing says: 'Painstaking training and pro ficiency in the use and handling of firearms, is a great national as well as personal asset" It is generally conceded by those who know. that trapshooting is the King of Outdoor Sports" and a national asset In the Dominion of Canada, there has been a universal move to promote the edu- cation of the rising generation in correct and accurate handling of
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
EPISCOPAL

Trinity CathedraI-William Scar ,ett dean. (The cathedral is situated at inc head of First avenue on Roose- q. eI. streetl Services for Sunday as foIIows. Sunday school, s:45 a. m.; 1norning service, II a. m; Cathedral nI,,b s:30 D. m. Dean Scarlet will ss,.l,,. .b at the morning service and the ccavkdral choir under the direction of ArthnS J. smith, will sing the follow nlsan ins p "Maestoso" ....:--.
 01o W S'' processional hpmn-"God Is Work
 ine His Purpose Out"
 To Deum-B minor -.-.--'- buck Renedictus ;;, ,S' Stau.le! a,, e. I69s.u,n~..O Master Let Me Walk Wltl
 I.hern-"Oh, Taste and See. How Gracious the Lord .; Is -.;; E,o. G4ss qhs Recessional hymnI"chriS' y'nn,, For the or'Dan nostlude-March Cornelius ofe .''- .......... Mendelssohn
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
M ETECDIST

Central Methodist The church with heart in the heart of the city Corner of Central avenue and Mon- roe street. Cecil M. Aker, pastor; Mrs. B. D. Rye, secretary; Leonard Bushell, musical director; Mrs. Heber Taylor, organist.
 The pastor will preach Sunday morning on The Why of Faith" There will be special anthem by the choir. Mrs. L. D. Dameron will sing.
 Sunday night the pastor will begin a series of sermons on The Applica- tion of the Ten Commandments to Modern Conditions" Leonard Bush ell will sing a solo, and the stringed quartet will play. Definite arrange ments for the Sunday school picnic at Eastlake park will be announced at Sunday school Sunday morning, also in regard to the award system which will be adopted
 The league topic for Sunday night will be The Right Way of Using the Sabbath Day w. A. Cox will lead the meeting. The Junior league un- der the management of Mrs. Sam Mallicoat, meets at 8 D. m. The In termediate and Senior leagues at 6 30 p, m. The mid week prayer and praise meeting is held on Wednesday night beginning at 7:45 Mrs. B. D. Rye's Sunday school class will have charge of the meeting. Everybody welcome
 First Methodist Episcopal-Situat- ed at the corner of Second avenue and Monroe street, opposite the Y M. c. A. James A. Stavely, D. D., pastor. Office and study in the church. J. H. Hughes, secretary. Church phone 47S1 Lula I. Clifton. deaconess. Phone S0S5.
 9:30 a. m Sunday school. J. o. Sexson, superintendent; II a. m., morning worship.
 Organ prelude-"Song of Dawn
 Vincent Anthem by the choir-'Sing Ale
 lula Forth Dudley Buck Offertory-Andante Religioso.
 Mendelssohn Tenor solo-"Come Unto Me" -.
 COnnel
 MT Shaffner
 Sermon by the pastor.
 Epworth league. 6: 30 p. m. Leader. Reede Foster. Topic. How Does Christ Wish His Day to Be Spent" 7:30 p. m. The pastor will preach Mrs. Runyon will play the following numbers on the pipeorgan: Spring time tBrewer); .Evensong" (Martin) All are cordially invited to attend these services.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
First PentecostaI Assembly of Go

.736 East Washington street. Sun day school at 10 a. m., classes for all
 Morning worship at IL a. m. Evan gelistic services at 2:30 and 7:3o D. m. Weekday meetings as follows:
 Tuesday at ?: 30 p. m., healing serv- ice; Wednesday and Friday at 7:3O D. m.. gospel service. We have no hobbies, and stand for the funda- mentals of the Holy Scripture. The public is cordially invited to attend our services. E. R. Polhemus, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
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 BRETHREN

Church of the Brethren-Loeated at 1923 Grand avenue, have service as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. Christian workers meeting at D. m. A very interesting program will be given Sunday evening, the subject is. "The Value of Knowing the Bible" Preaching at D. m. We gladly welcome all who wish to attend these services.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

ing Wednesday S. L. Johnson, pas tor. Residence 1149 East Portland street Phone s3s7. All are welcome.
 Church of God (Abrahamic)- Preaching at the home of the pastor, I. W. w. Williams, S07 North Third street, Sunday at Il a. m and 2:30 p. m. and at the home of J. w. Miller. south of Tempe, at night. Everybody welcome
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
CHRIS STAN

central Christian-Situated at the Iorher Of Central avenue and McKin- iey street. R. E. Elmore, pastor.
 Cnurch school, 9:45 a. m. Chris r,on Endeavor meetings, 6:30 D. m Frayer meeting. Wednesday evening at E45. Subject, Luke and His Gospel" The pulpit in the morning wiil be occupied by State Secretary H E. Dunlap. There will be preach Ang also at 7:45 p. m.
 The choir is under the direction of Mliton Rasbury. violinist, and Norma Lelnlnger- Rasbury, pianiste.
 Paul McIver will sing at the morn Ing service. MT. Rasbury will play Tn the evening, ITO A Wild Rose, . tMacDowelD. Morning Instrumental numbers are:
 Prelude-""Prelude . Scriabine Offertory-"Nocturn in major
 .................. Chopin Postlude Inflammatus'' from
 StaDat Mater .-.......... Rossini
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ, scienti.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Arizona School of Music. North Gen. tral avenue. Sunday service at II a. m. and D. m. Subject of the lesson sermon, Are Sin, Disease and Death ReaI?" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m The Wednesday evening testimonial and experience meeting sat 8 o'clock The reading rooms maintained by this church are in the Heard building on Central avenue, entrance room 40. and are open every week day from 10 a. m. to D. m. except that on Mon day and Wednesday the closing hour is 6:30 D. m. At these rooms a vel come is extended to the public and the Bible, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and all other writing by Mary Baker Eddy, also other books connected herewith, may be read, borrowed or purchased as desired. All are cordially invited to attend church services.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
CHURCH OF GOD

U Church of God-seryiee4sy 4y.st in ,fdde t6e chapel. Ninth avenue amp npoo1 s.45 a. isoh 6tI,ine Swine worship. II a. m. Eve
 m, irt'i Sarvice 7:45 D. m. Prayer meet
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Young Peoples union. There will be no night service of the church Next Sunday morning Dr. c. M. Rock will preach.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Japan is carrying out an "S- S. naval program calling for eight bat tleships, eight battle cruisers and all the submarines and other vessels which go with them. It is said theiI sea strength will equal that of the United States navy in 1928
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

The Grand Lodge of Free Masons in England has refused to sanction the decision of some of the subordi- nate lodges to admit women to their membership.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

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Arizona republican., 1921-04-10

Viola Dana in Danger D Sunshine comedy, The
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-09
Tuesday, August 9, 1921.
DROUGHT In EUROPE
Most Distressing Condition Of Which
There Is Record.
The CROPS GENERALLY have FAILED
Famine Has Already Commenced in
Some Localities, and it 10 Threaten
cd in Other Locaiities-Overhang
ing Danger of Widespread Disease.

Gu III SAUGl
ing Danger of Widespread Disease.
With practically all Of Europe Suf-
fering under torrid sun, with crops
and hcTbaSc whitening and blasted
with forest fires burning and famine
approaching in Russia, the savants
have set about TO discover the reason
for the unusual meteorological condi-
tions that prevail. Their explanations
to date arc many.
Sun spots, ever popular as 4 reason
for unusual weather phenomena. arc
being banned; spots of unusual size
and number are reported visible on the
sun by astronomers.
The altering of the path CT the At
lantic depression" is given 10y others
as the cause of the unusually high
temperatures in the northern half of
Europe.
Still others insist that a stagnant
depression" CcntcrinG over the states
of Central Europe is at f2ult
A Berlin astronomer believes that
premature melting OF polar ice hcids
last spring may be charged with re-
sponSibility.
Mcanv hile, the head Of the Italian
governments meteorological bureau
SCOTS at. the idea of sun spCts and
points out the fact that if sun spots
were the reason Italy as well as ths
rest of Europe would feel the effect.
Italy, it seems, is having temperatures
below the summer normal. This scien-
tiSt lays the blame on the lack of ram
fall and the consequent dryaeSS whlch
has caused the atmosphere to he III ca
with dust, which, coupled with hu-
midity wave, acts aG sky cap with all
the qualities of a heat intensifying re-
fie"tor
But whatever the reason, Europe
knows that it is suffering as it never
suffered before within the memory OF
living men. The drought in England
is entering its fourth month. AS the
days went by and still no rain fell, the
records of 1887. 1898 and 1895 were sur
passed: search, then, back through the
musty records of more than a hundred
years failed to reveal a single summer
of greater heat and scanticr rainfall.
The dearth of moisture, according to
Eng iSh records mas Decn cumulative
since last autumn, until now the aver
age rainfall Is many inches snort Oi the
normal.
The aggregate rainfall for the month
of June measured at Kew observatory
was 12 Of an inch; others elsewhere in
Great Britain reported more som" even
less. Only one station, and that IN the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-09
NO CHECK TO SUCCESS.
Man Makes Good Despite the Loss OF
Both Arms.

Thirty years ago Hugh l.. Dickson of
locomotive and lost both his hands.
To-day he is assistant United States
district attorney there and still on his
way to bigger things. And all because:
"A fellows never through until they
are walking slow behind him."
After six months in the hospital fol-
lowing his accident, Dickson found
himself with Il m"thc? to support and
no hands to work with. Many m"n
would nave bcmoaHcd their luck" H
Il street corner with Il cup and pencils
But Dickson went into the brokerage
business. An assistant went along to
write down the orders.
I'll" same kind OF energy put him
through the UnivCr@ity OF Mississippi,
where hc Studied lax. Since then he
has been district attorney for tw"
counties.
Tie became nationally known as
counsel for railroad firCmen when he
appeared before congress to urge the
need of more safety appliances. His
present job, wh"ra many men would be
content tu stop. hr regards as another
stepping stone To higher respunsibili
ties.
There's only about one thing that
Dickson can't accomplish. He can't te
his nccktic Eut then he doesn't have
to. hccauSr for the past seventeen
ycalS there has been Il Mrs. Dickson to
do it for him, and now there are three
daughters.
He can roll cigarette shave him
self. write with pencil or typewriter
and recently painted his automobile
(which he drives himself.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-09
HOW SMART ARE YOU?
Do You Think You Gould Answer
These OF Hand.
Yours Very Truly,
w. T.. Stevenson

Tho series Of questions recently
propuundcd by Thomas \. Edison
which attracted so much attention
contained Il great many which were
somewhat technical in their nature.
Here is n list which almost any nigh
school pupil should lie able to answer.
How many of them can yOu answer
off hand?
/. Which was the first miracle per-
formed by Jesus?
>. OF what battle was LeOnidas the
hero?
3. What is the emblem of France
i. Which is the oldest town in the
United States?
; Who are the "BlacksoX"?
6. Who is John Drinliwater?
7. Who wrote the most popular
wedding march?
s. To what territory was Missouri
attached after the Louisiana pur-
chase?
9. Who conquered the Inca En-
pire? The Aztec Empire"
TO- Who said Damn tho tnrpcd"cs;
go ahead!"?
II. Who was Butcher" Weyler?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-09

Bulls VS.. Babes.-W. b. Tritcs, the
novelist has been living for some time
in Spain, and in recent letter home
he said Spanish children are tho
most spoiled children in the world
Every Spanish restaurant Is filled with
their bawlng. They tread on your
feet and upset your glass as they play
tag in every Spanish cafe. In every
Spanish theatcr it is hard to hear the
performance through their din. And
yet this fact--thc fact that Spanish
children are unbclievably spOiled-en-
ablcd Spaniard in Palma to knock
me out completely in an ethical argu-
mcnt. You Spaniards are great ma
ton said to him, but | can't under
stand how a nation at produced Vel
aSqueZ and Valdes can stomach the
savage cruelty of the bull-fPht.' The
Spaniard rolled his black eyes at me.
emitted great cloud of cigarette
smoke, and said: You have in Ameri-
ca a number of societies for the pre-
vention of the cruelty To children, I
bcliove?' Yes And they do good
worli?' oh. splendid work. Now the
Spaniard showed his white teeth in a
smile. Well. scnor. such societies
would he useless in my country he
said. The man who would lift his
hand against Il little child has not
been born in Spain .''-The Argonaut
(San Francisco).