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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
ROGER c, AND WANDA
MAY WIN At COLUMBUS
Palm, Indianapolis Driver
Wins Principal Events
With Fast Rnces

Columeus. O.. Sept .s.-Palin. In
dianapois driver was the principal
winner In today's ErAnd ctrcui, pro-
gram Of Two class events two OF which
wcrc started Saturday. Tho Rowe sys-
tenn OF scoring was used for three
heats and then discarded Palm won
with Wanda May and Roger and
WAS third with Kokomo George all
PAGERS
Wanda May was back in Saturdays
part OF the .:is pAee but she had COM
mand In both heats today.
kokomo George stood a chance TO
with the ,:o- paco until Senator wilkes
got by him on tho stretch in the fourth
heat
Peter Da~ handiiy won the final
hca; OF tho .:i3 troI besun Saturday
and thus became double victor dur
inE the meeting. Charley Rex Of tho
sams stable waS In tn. :;o5 trot that
Peter Cooley captured after Natalie
the Great and Miliio Irwin had divided
tho first two heats.
Roger . WAS supreme in the ash
pace and made the oecond winner for
Palm
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
GRAND JURY
tcontinued from Page Ono,

jhrnas and appeared lit up" or abou,
half drunk' when nc first entered tho
Arhucklc suit. He donicf hearing any
screams from tho room whoro Ni,~
Rappe Aftcrward was found In dis
tress.
The defense dr~~ from Scnnacher
tho admission that he might have mis-
Understood ArSuctie's exact language
regarding tho ice Incident no said. Ar
buckle had dc,,-rih,d to him and others
but later told the prosecution that he
did not mistake Arbuckic's moaning.
II only mot Mrs. belmont thr~~
times In four years before thi, trip
to San Francisco the witness replied
To question from the dcscren But
YOU called her Maudic7" a,Scd Romin-
sues..
Il might have answered Sonnachcr.
Domingucz questioned him closely
about his stay at the Palace hotel
the night before the party At the 50.
Francis. Mrs. belmont and Miss Rap
10 also stayed at that hotel ScrnRchcr
testified that tho door between hls
room and that occupied by tho two
women was unlocked rnost OF the tim"
but that hc entered their apartment
to GO tn breakfast.
The hearing will be resumed In po-
lice court tomorrow morning.
Among tho vi,rcss~s yet TO h~ heard
arc Mrs D-lrnont and Zrh Fr-vost ard
Mice Blake. TAO show Eifls who at
tended Arbuckies party.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
SAILOR FRIEDMAN
MEETS WITH REBTEE

Philadelphia. Sept. 2s.-Direc'or OF
Public Safety Corteiyou announced to-
day he would not issue permit for
nEht between Benny leonard and
Sailor Friedman noIt week nor for
any fisht in which Friedman planned
To engage until ne has fulfilled his con-
tract 20 meet Johnny Moaly at the
Olympia. October ~.
The director eaid Friedman in under
contract with Herman Taylor. match
maker Of the Olympia and this cennot
he broken under n clause in the rules
governing boxing in Philadelphia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Council Discusses
Berkeley aving

The Berkeley ~, entie ia ri-= r.,t-,,
po'itinn came hoforc tho meeting o'
tho committee ~ twelve at tho ritv
council Yesterday with other r,attcrt
that wrrc discussed
The project w3E read before the
committee and will he referred 10 Tho
city engineer who will rbocs an ~,
frontage rrprcsontod by those vha
nave signed tne petition against tho
reNinE " was claimed that tho pe'i-
ton had enough sEnrra 10 represent
W uor rent NJ the prorert. owner,
within the proposed paving district
" WIZ NOW require greater per
rentase hy property nvrera vino vsrt
iho raNing to put the project thru f5r
ta yink
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
More Engineers Come

ArthuE 7 Morsan. n NJ lone. al
w. J smith. engineers n tho MORGAN
engineering company Of DAYTON O
Arriv 4 In Pueblo SUNDAY Tor month
flood problem
smith and Jones arc men os io,- ~.
nerirnc" IN their iinr ptni,b bsyir-
heen with N" Morgan COMPANY In ,e,t4s
ana Jones :. Tho equipinen, for thor
Work viii arrive shortly. being On
route here nnv
preliminary conference was hold
ny thr engineers with tho city a'far-
ncv and city commissioner ycgt~-d,v
rcforc thcy Hiarief artmaI trrk
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
SEMI.PR0 GAMES

The Gthia team Defeated the por--
Cross nine on the New Central
Erounds Sunday by a 1913 score.
Fritz HarlinS for tho hotucr- got
off to bad start during tho first
two innings whom the Shoemaker
sont over three runs, there after he
held them scoreless and yielded but
four hits. Sandoval was taken off tho
mound when he wn. hit hard and
Salazar substituted.
The Lithia club arc open for a
game with any team In or out of the
city and would prefer to hear from
tho Steel League clubs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
UETSELic HITTING ONE
REASON GIANTS LEAD

New York, sept. 7s.-Eieh, hi.s In
two dayu by Jrf' Fielder Emil Irish"
Nousri of the New York Giants was
ono reason why his team had an
eighteen points margin over Fittsburg
In tho National League today. Pitts
burg did not play yesterday.
a merry battle for third place IN
tho American League has developed
between 81. Ipuis and Washington.
The Browns held tho berth today. hut
were only three points ahead of the
Senators. who yesterday defeated De
troi' for their seventh straight vic
fore.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
col-Ln MARnLY srRAIGnrEN I.p

COULD HARDLY STRAIGHTrS t-r
when the Nidrcvs arc nN,rvntk Il nr
iiEnrdered and fail to th-pis out waste
matter from tho Hystc-1. DO rirsra
aches. pains. lame a1.t. swollen
ankles. sore Joints. di1,ins.1. floating
srecks etc J W rnahock. Chc<ter.
pa writes: MY t'dnsvs and back
hur, me- so whom : EHt Iut ~ h-d In
the morning I could hardly strsiehtcr
up. Had to rus jhc small 80 INV lack
before I could wl'R. could i1rrv
iutton my shoas hav~n's fs.f SIC
soreness sinCa 7 tnNk Foley lStIu~v
Pills Tho Horne prrs company ith
and santa Fe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
"scHooL pAys. scnoot. nAYs"

SCHOOL DAYS SCHno'. DAYS"
DO you remember tho old song aeou,
school DAYS being golden rule dayE7
I, ir wrong 20 send n coughing, srees.
irE splitting child to schor' 70 stread
disease ge'rns amorE little ones. COM
tncn -olds are infectious. Protect ySur
own and other little ones with Foicy's
Honey and Tar. This safe family
rcmed'- checks coughs and colds. zoos
ona II eEm and mucuous and coats
raw. Irritating membranes with a
healing. soothing medicine Tho Horn
Drug Company. Fourth and anita Fe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
MEMPHIS GETS LEAD
By 60 TICTORY

Memphis Tenn. Sept 2e,-
Memphis cut Fort worth's lead In tho
nast HesEon seriee in tho Southern aa-
-ociation and tho TEXAS league to one
game BY winning todsy's contest 6
to =.
--cadv. Will, wachtci was hit hard In
four inninEE
Fort worth 100 100 ooo-2 o
Memphis .... 100 i3o fox-s 10 q
Hatirrics-wschtcl. Johns and
Havprth. rohman and HungiinE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
BRTNKER AND' STOCK
TO RACE AT CISPER

Denver. Sept 2s.-Harold frinker.
winner n tho recent road race from
Cheyenne 20 Douglas. wyo. will meet
J. Y stock. Casper. wyo.. Gilman In a
special fifteen milo race vt Casper
next SUNDAY. it was announced hero
today.
Brinke- will drive 'ho car ~ which
ho won tho Cheyenne Douglas race
stock will drive racing car said to
have formerly BELONGED to Ralph Dc
Palma
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
SOX AND CUBS TO
PLAY CITY SERIES

ssu Frsnc,-co. cal. Sept A-rrcsi-
dent w. u. Mccarthy of the Pacific
Coast baseball league to-day telegraph
cd judge X, 81 Lands. National
baseball commissioner accepting a re-
cont invitation from Judge lands to
so 10 Chicago TO supervise tho post
eosson series for the city champion
-hip between tho cubs and the white
Sor no1s week
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
GUILFORD'r TICKET
WIN LIRGE AMOUNT

81. Louis. Mo. Sept. 1s.-Mombcrs OF
tho 81 Louis Country club where Jesse
f;uilfo-d won tho national amateur
golf championship today related that
r G. Van Arltdais Of Boston. won 1900
IN tho championship ''ioor because y.
- Rurkham ~ this city. who original
y drew Guilford thought no little OF
his chances that he sold his ticket for
$3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Thirty-nve rounds Of boxing. includ-
ing four bouts OF star talent will be
the fight menu handed to the fans
on the Pueblo Athletic clubs card to
be held at Mineral Palace tomorrow
night.
Jim Flynn the Pueblo fighting fire
man, known from coast to coast for
the ability he has shown in the heavy
weight division and for the record he
h.3 made among the "heavics" who
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
CASPER TRIMS DEN"ER
IN MD HEST SERIES

Casper. wyo.. sent. ?s.--Csspcr
came TO within ono game of the
championship of the Mid West league
today defeating Denver in Tho sixth
sama of tho post season serieE. ~ to
\. Casper has won four games and
Denver two. Score.
Denver ..... obo oio 400 ii !
Casper . i2n Oii okla " r
Rsttories--Niies. johnson and VIII
ton. steele and samids.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
FOTNTiN SCHOOL
TEENS H'TN , :

The Fountain grade school team Dc
faa'cd the Hinsdale seventh grade ban
club 3sH YESTERDAY. Tho batteries Tor
Fountain were taV and Wise. Hins-
dale. Harvi-s and BeriL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
A. colnmhns.
Minneapolis.

~ Columbus. :. Ninnes POLLS.
Kansas city Louisville. postponed.
rain.
No others scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
SINGLE g TO RACE
CANADIAN RACER
rhestn-rIIIe

Chnsto-viiic. ont. sent 7s.-A
match race for $4,000 between single
q tho United states pacing champion
and Rnn1hio. rHnada's fsstost pacer.
will he held ThuredaN The event viii
be over = hair milo course.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
WESTERN LEAGUE

A. wichita. is. sioux city Is
A. Oklahoma city. IL. 81 Joseph
"a tfirs, II innings. second -
Al Joplin. 4 Dee Noinsr. Z.
Al Tuisa- .. Omaha 4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
Games Today
Boston a, philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
Brooklyn a. Boston az.
Cincinnati at Chicago.

The Army squad is hard a. work A.
West Point for a dsuhle bill next sat
urdsy with New Hampshire and
spfs,Efield against them. Another ger
vic. team. the Navy. will meet North
carolina.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Adams. Carbon and Gooch.
Summary T~o-haso hits. King
Tiarn"y. Stolen haccs Maranviile
Sacrifice; Gooch. Double plays j.
Smith. RAIDER to Konctchy: Hcniinc to
Konc;chy to Rapp. Bases on balls on
Hubbell. 5. Struck out: BY HubboiI. 2.
Adams. 3. Carlson. l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

FhIIadeIphia Ulg UVU wy lU
Battcries-Russell and Schalk.
Moore. Harris and Perhtns
Summary-Two base hits: Schalk.
Sacrifice: Galloway. Double plays:
Dykes to BRAZIL; Collins TO Shecly:
Galloway to Dykes to Brnxill; BRAZIL
to Galloway. Bases on balls: Moore.
.: Harris 1; Russell, S. Innings
pitched: BY Moore. I: Harris, 2. Hit
by pitcher: By Moore (McCleliAn).
Struck out: By Moore. .: by Harris,
/: by Russell. L
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
new YORK BEATS
ST. LOUIS 4 TO |.
Philadelphia Gets First Vic.
tory From Pittsburg,
2 to |
NATIONAL

St Louis. Mo. Sept 26.-Nchf was
master OF the Cardinals and kept their
hits scattered while fast fielding en-
abled the Giants to win.
NEW WORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

PHILNDEI-PHLAI Z, PTTTSFURU
Pittsburr. Pcnna.. Sept 2s.-Phila-
delphia achieved its nrst F1ttsburE
victory of the season. Hubbcll was
unsteady. passing fve men. but tigh-
tened with men on bases Kings bat
ting was responsible for the visitors
yipr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
o base hits: Hornsby.

f'risch. Three base hits: Bancroft.
Sacrifice: Lawn. Double plays: Raw
lings to Bancroft to Kelly: Hornsby
to Lavan to FORMER. Bases on balls:
Pcrtica. 2; Walker. /. Pfcffer. /:
Nehf. .. Innings pitched: By Pcrtica.
5: Walker. !; Pfcffer. l. Struck out:
Nehf. /. Pcrtica, 4. Pfeffer. l. Wild
pitch: Pertica
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
YANKS GET FIRM HOLD D0NFLAC
BYBEATMC CLEVELAND T07
Babe Ruth Is Hero, Knocks Out Two Home Runs; Six
Pitchers Used; Philadelphia BLANKS Chicago,
Taking Series

the locals the final ssriss With tho
White Sox four games to one
CHICAGO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

Two hArc his~-s~werl. Ruth. wsm-
N-Earrs Thr~~ haze hits-purrs.
Home run-Ruth. :: Schang. sarrt-
pIav-o'Soiil to Burns. Bns, on balls
of Quinn. I: Hoyt. 4: Mnyr, 4: Cove
i-stis. J: uhle. I. Innings pl,ched-hy
Quinn. 80 Hoyt. :. Mays / IL. Cove
Ic.iSie. -: r-hic. -. Morton. ].
Hit by pitcher-by Quinn. tseveD.
Struck out--hy Hoyt, Mays, 1. Covc-
ic-lsic. :: uhie. 4.
PHILADELPHIA !. CHICAGO
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. -s.-Ncn-~
md Harris hi.nked Chicago and gave
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

x-Batted for Russell in Q.
H-Batted for Mcclellan in ..
PHILADELPHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27

H%--iSAtleo ior "aiher IN O.
New York -. o02 100 100 II ,
St. Louis 80. 900 010 o0o-i 8
Batterics-Nehf and Snyder: Walk
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-27
ro.as, .::..n ;. 10 = u

srtted for UhIs IN s,h. II ran for
Gardnc- IN Sth.
r,rve,nnd .... SO oot .oo-7 10 1
New York .......toa ~: oor 5 10
Ratterio>-Covcic-kic. Uhle, Morton
anf ..'Scin: Quinn. Hoyt May. and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-10

KEADa VERDICT as 10 the 't wonderful VII UEs
==-======@-@we giving
FRANTIC BUYING, furious selling clerks working like beav-
marked the immense opening days of this Masodonic
Sale Eager buyers from the north, SOUTH and
hronged the aes throughout every day. Bargains after
Bargains gobbed up by pleased purchasers Resolve
yourself into committee of one to investigate here toor-
row. Remember, this the final dash; only days more
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19

JULIAN B. BRINSF1ELD.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
WEAK BLOOD IS
A REAL BARRIER
Growing Children Often Need GUIDES
eptO-Mangan.

Some children grow too quickly
it snaps their strength. They lapse
into careless. desultory habits, or
develop a shrinking attitude. Their
faces look pinched.
The blood becomes overtaxed by
too rapid growth; and poisons from
the system take the place of streng-
th-giving red corpuscIes in the
blood. Red corpuscles are those lit
tie red particles that swim in blood
and give it its color. Gradually that
child loses interest in its play.
Poor blood needs the building
that the iron in GUIDES Pepto-Man-
gan gives to weakened blood. Guides
Pepto-M angan enriches the blood by
increasing the number of red cor
puscles, and restores the blood by
driving out the poisons. When the
revived blood gets to work, the ap-
petite becomes what a growing
child's should be. Your druggist
has Guides Pepto-Mangan in liquid
or tablet form. The name Guides
Pepto-Mangan" is on every package.
ADV
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
Commissioners Meet

The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session Tuesday,
October 18th. 1921. y full Board
was present, consisting Of: Luke X.
uackett. Pres, c. 5. jackson and H.
L. Spedden.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Bills amounting to $7,032.67 were
passed and ordered paid.
Margaret Downey was released
from the Eastern Shore State Hos
pitaI.
Mr.. James W. Linthicum was
authorized to cut ditch, known as
Horse Shoe Canal in Madison dis
trict The Board appropriated 500
towards same.
The ditch leading through the r.
L. Tubman Farm was inspected by
the Board, and passed on as being
in good shape.
The Board received sealed bids
which were rejected from the fol
lowing:
Phillips Pckg Co. cents; A.
Phillips e Co., 5 cents; 7. E. Jones
& Co.. IA cents; L. B. Phillips q
Co. cents; W. G. Winterbottom
< Co.. cents; H. H. Conway, shells
delivered anywhere in county So
cents.
The Clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise that the Board will accept
any and all shells at four cents per
bushel, measured at the pile. Those
desiring to sell shells at this price
may notify the Clerk and hauling
will be started at once.
AS there was nc further business
the Board adjourned to meet again
on Tuesday November 1st, 1921.
w. H. LEONARD, Jr., Clerk.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
To The Democrat Voters
OF Dorchester County

1t has come to me that there may
be some doubt as 10 my position in
regard to the nominees, of the
Democratic Ticket at the late Pri-
mary. l do not understand why
there should be the least doubt as
to myself for l have always consist
emily supported the Democratic tic
ket
l exercised the right of any Demo
crat under our Primary system to
submit my candidacy to the direct
vote of the Democrats of the County
in the Primary and to be subject to
the will of that Primary. l did all
l knew how, honorably, to obtain
the nomination for County Commits
sioner. l sought the vote of every
Democrat that l could get in touch
with, and certainly have no fault to
find because some others were more
fortunate than | in obtaining sup
port, and especially l feel that L
should be in honor bound to support
the successful candidates for County
Commissioners, they did no more
than l in trying to obtain every ones
support, and l certainly would have
expected their support if l had won,
and certainly no man shall be in
position justly to accuse me, II not
doing unto others, as / would have
them do unto me.
I have never held any office of any
kind, and therefore, might the more
feel that l had been treated unkind-
Nv than others should feel who had
in the past received hOnOrs at the
hands of our party, but l am too
good a sport for that, and l have too
high a regard for the many good
Democrats, who gave me their sup
port in the Primary for me even to
be suspected without protest of Civ
ing encoura cement to the enemy.
We have a good strong ticket,
geographically we'll distributed, the
nominees all men of the very char
acter, and all of them shall receive
my warmest support. Let us close
up ranks and get in true fighting
spirit. l appeal to every friend of
mine in the Primary to get behind
the whole Democratic ticket and
help to elect it. l am not expect
ing again to be candidate, but If L
were, the greatest harm any friend
of mine could do me would be to OPP
pose any man on the Democratic
ticket If we have any differences
to settle, let us settle them later.
Now is not the time.
The best interest of our party and
of our County now demands the
united, loyal, and ungrudging sup
port of all good Democrats.
1 shall do all in my power to help
elect every man on the Democratic
ticket.
Here's to an old time Democratic
Victory.
Yours truly,
JULIAN B. BRINSFIELD.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
In Mothers Medicine Chest

are standard remedies which have
stood the test of time-remedies
which their mo+hers and grand
mothers had used before them. Such
is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, which for nearly fifty
years has been helping the women
of this country to overcome many
forms of female ills; merit alone
could have stood such a test of time
and won such an enviable record
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
Mrs. Frank H. Gore

Mrs. Bessie H. Gore, aged twenty
one years, beloved wife of Frank H.
Gore, died at her home in Baltimore
Tuesday October 18th.
The funeral will be held from her
late home 112 East Cross street,
Baltimore, tomorrow, Thursday, af-
ternoon at half past there o'clock
Interment will be in Cambridge.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
J. Howard Hirst,
Phones 5O4; Home 200

At the Armory on Thursday even
ing will be found plenty of ice
cream. home made cakes and can
dies Holiday novelties will be sold
pretty dollies for the little girls and
plenty of noise makers for the boys
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19
BOX SOCIAL

There will be a box social at the
school house at Church Greek, Thurs
day evening October Goth. There
will also be Ice Cream and Cake for
sale Proceeds for benefit of Adults
Bible Glass. All members and
friends are requested to bring boxes
or cakes
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19

Have Just received a full line Of
all kinds of flower bulbs. DIN Lee
Compile. lO-14-ht
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19

Boat Supplies of all kind. Rope,
Shovels, etc. Phillips Hdw. Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-21

ST ruction. At the same rate of time
for the study of geography, it would
take IA years for one text book
Need Better Teachers.
"The second thing Is. your teachers
are unframed. You must have teach
ers who are consecratcd to the work
and who have made preparation for
the work. You parents send any place
for physician to treat your child
when he is i'll. Are you as particular
about his spiritual welfare?
Third, we have not got the proper
lesson material. l hope to see the
time when lesson material is prepared
by pedagogists and not theologists.
Fourth. our equipment is not ade
quate. The average sum spent in each
state on each high school pupil, each
year, is $34.45. The average yearly
church expenditure is As cents.
Remember that every child has
been born with a religious nature. II
this capacity is not developed and as
ISOLATED with the Holy Spirit, it tends
to die out. You don't have to implant
the germ Of religion in the child. YOU
understand? 1t is not your job to pu1
it there. Understand, l never said the
child was born a Christian. | sale
every child was born with a religious
nature. 1t is your job to cultivate
this religious capacity"
The Rev R. w. Stoakes led the de
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-21
Defects in Religious Instruction
Pointed Out in Honline Lecture

Alice Knollenberg was the organist.
Lee B. Nusbaum led the congrega-
donal singing.
Stresses Need for Unity.
eff Professionalism does not hang to-
gether bless your soul. it will hang
separately" was the concluding re-
mark of DR.. M. A. Honline, speaking
on the Needs of Religious Educa-
tion," at the First English Lutheran
church, Wednesday afternoon This
statement followed a lengthy discus
sion of Protestant needs. in which
the lecturer revealed startling con-
dftions
I'VE have discovered that 50 $40
per cent of boys and girls between
the ages OF five and % are not receiv-
ing religious education Of any kind
in the United States. Those figures
are from a survey Of Jews, Catholics
and Protestants.
do you know that since 1915, juv-
emile delinquency has increased 200
per cent? And did you know that
when it comes to crime and homicide
America heads the list?
Recently, 237 ChicaS school teach
ers made a survey Of 100000 public
school children of Chicago. They
found that more than one-half of the
children were suffering from too much
movies When these teachers sought
to find the relative influence of the
home, school, church and movies on
the same number of children, they
found that the home came first, as
it should do; the school second, NOV
| les third and the church fourth.
Favors Newer System.
whats the use Of crying peace,
! peace when there is no peace. I am
not pessimist, neither am I a coward
The solution is to create a system of
religious schools supplementary to our
Sunday schools and parallel to our
public schools. without infringing on
| either"
| DR.. Honline carefully outlined on a
black board the elements governing
the life of a child before he drew at
tention to the immoral and irreligious
! conditions confronting the American
people. He showed the Responsibilities
! Of the church in Strengthening these
! twisted and warped moral lines.
Here in America especially, we are
not able to give definite religious in
struction in the schools. State laws
curb that. And the home is neglect
! ing its functions in religious training
! Now friends we are leaving this worI
to our Sunday schools. | am thor
oughly convinced in nv own mind thai
t they will never provide an adequat
program for our children and you'll
with our present-day methods, for -four
reasons. The first is we don't allow
enough time for Sunday school study
If child attends every Sunday for {
year, ne only gets about "a hours in