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Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
LUTHERAN

Zion Lutheran Churoh-The Zion Evangelical Lutheran church is To- cated on Ninth avenue between Adams street and Woodland avenue. Immanuel P. Frey. pastor. Parson- age. adjoining church, 911 Woodland avenue. Phone 2451.
 Bible class and Sunday school at 10 a. m; L. F. Block, superintendent. This will be Rally and Promotion day in the Sunday school.
 Morning service at II o'clock. Sub ject of sermon, "A Religious Model for Us" Exening service at 30. Subject of sermon, Religious Frauds and limitations" A cordia, invita- tion to all. Take West Washington street car to Ninth avenue and walk two blocks north.
 Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church We are located at Sixth street and Fillmore. The street signs will guide you to our church. A cordial invita- ton is extended to you to come and worship with us. Pastor. Fred c. Maurer. Residence, sos North Sixth street.
 Services at 9:45. Bible school, Dr. Karl A. DaneIl. superintendent.
 Il o'cloSk. divine service: theme. Ways Christ Assist Us in Our Deep est Distress.
 7;45, vesper service; sermon by the pastor
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
They Can't Be Evaded

Taxes are the increasing worry of congressman They wondering how they going to raise enough money to pay the national bills the time keep in good humor the wage worker the salaried man, the small business man the cor poration stockholder.
 The luxury tax, in form another has flourshed in every age of human development But rulers various nations and periods differed widely in their interpretation of the luxury" For instance, sunlight and fresh air considered Iuxuries in medieval France. A tax was levied on the square inch of window space. flat window tax later prevailed in England. Yards children to play in likewise under the luxury ban in England Househoders had to pay large sum for the privilege of keeping a front lawn
 Medieval Holland considered long names a lux ury and levied tax every letter certain limit. But that didn't prevent Dutch young bloods from sporting monickers like Johannes Frederkus Wilhelm Hijarich van Uppenspatter Taxes coats of became widespread in Europe imme- fiately after the birth of the democratic movement Mobiles were forced to pay if they wanted display their family insignia their doors.
 While all the income tax collector, we have to admit that methods of collecting taxes have improved with age Under the Roman empire the governor of province was responsible for all the taxes of his district. out" the taxes to a number of subordinates and they in Harmed them out" still lower down. After the taxes were collected the governor his under lings rich but very little money found it's way into the imperial treasury roads build bridges and improve trade
 Under the Turkish empire collector goes around in the spring and estimates the crop of a vineyard. The vineyard may be wiped out by drouth, floods or insect pests, but the husbandman has to pay what his land would have yielded if of these mishaps had occurred
 Taxes in necessary to govern ment When people group together in a club ety, the first thing heard is dues When people group together in a nation dues become taxes We always have had taxes and we shall have them as long as government lasts. The perfect system of taxation will come about when every cent of taxes is used to better the condition of the taxpayers
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
EPISCOPAL
.,edral-WilIiam Scarlet

Trinity Cathedral-WiliiamS Scarlett, dean. The cathedral is situated at the head of First avenue on Roose- welt street. Services for Sunday as follows: Holy communion. 9;3O; Sunday school, 10:00; High school Bible class. 10:00; adults Bible class, 1O:OO: morning service, 11;00; cathe- dral club, 6 ?. m-; musical service s D. m.
 of Arizona. will preach at the morn ing service on The Life, Character and Achievements of Theodore Roosevelt" In the evening he will make a short address on The Call From Macedonia"
 The musical service in the evening st o'clock will consist of an eve ming prayer service. an address, fol- lowed with an organ recital by MT. Arthur J. smith.
 The cathedral choir will sing the following program;
 Morning service
 organ prelude, Hymn of the
 Tnns" ....... Lefebure- WeIy ProcessionaI hymn. When Morning GiIds the Skies ..----...--.---. Venite. "In D"............... .Flagler Te Deum. "E Flat'-...--- Warren RauedictUS .-....--. Cnant Hymn. My Faith Looks Up to Thee'' --.---- Anthem, T Am Alpha and Omega
 StaineI Recessional hymn, Holy Father, Great Creator ....--... .....-...... Organ postlude. March in B Minor" ....-........... Schubert Evening service Organ prelude
 of Pilgrims ........--..-.- { MagnifiCat ..-.--.----.-- AlaciarIanc ! Hymn. Guide Me Thou Great ehOvah' .....-.------ ---.-- ] Offertory. solo by Mir Howard r Ewing.
 ! Organ recital 1. Prelude. B Minor .--....C .Chopi' 2. FastoTale .....-.---. Chamluad' Q. Introduction. Act 3, Lohenerin NaGnc ! Roccssional hymn, sun of My Soul Organ pUSUudc.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
BIBLE STUDENTS
InternationaI BibIe Students-

International Bible Students-'sThe Keys of Death and Hell'' will be the subject of the lecture at the Arizona School of Music Sunday afternoon at o'clock
 This lecture is one that will inter est all Bible students who are desi- rous of knowing the truth: it will also prove of interest to those who have given very little thought to Bible study of any kind because they could not understand it. The Iectu- Ter will show that death, which we have been taught was our friend, is the enemy of the human family: he will give proof that the time is not far off when there shall be no more death; he will prove that many of those who are alive on this earth to- day willnot have to die; they will never use the lot in the cemetery or require the services of an undertaken. He will submit proof tat Christ has the key that will unlock death and destroy it forever from the earth. The evidence will also be given that will show that the teaching of our creeds on the subject of hell is CT TOT; that they misrepresent the character of our God and are not in accord with the true teachings of the Bible. The Bible teaching on hell will be presented and Christ will be shown to have the keys of ell. He will soon use these keys and un- lock both death and hell; then shall the desire of all men be fulfilled. All seats will be free and no collection will be taken. No matter what your views are you should hear this lec- ture
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
Our "Alibi"

The attention of The Republican has been called by joviaI and well informed friend to an error which appeared under of it's pictures the other day depicting Sir Harry and Lady Lauder visiting at the former home of Robert Louis stevenson where it was stated. Stevenson died
 As every admirer of Stevenson knows that is an error the great novelist breahed his last in sa- moa. The Republican force offers a what is often incorrectly called "alib" that statement was not written in this office, It was concocted by the syndicate service which supplies the pictures Yet we can hardly evade blame for not having detected the error.
 It Is no wonder that our humorous friend hints at disregard in this office of the efforts of Mr. Volstead to increase the average of sobrety in this world.
 It is true that Mir. Stevenson lived for time at saranac Lake where he frequently visited and some times interviewed by the late James G. Simp7 son formrly of The Republican staff.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church of Christ, Scientist Arizona School of Music, North Cen tral avenue. Sunday service at Il a m. and s D. m.
 Subject of the lesson sermon, Pro- bation After Death
 Sunday school at 9:45.
 The Wednesday evening testimo- nial and experience meeting is at $ o'clock.
 Rooms maintained by this church are in the Heard building on Central avenue, entrance room 40. and arc open every weekday from 9;30 q. m to D. m.. except that on Monday and Wednesday the closing hour is r. m. At these rooms a welcome is extended to the public. and the Bible Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and all other writings oi Mary Baker Eddy may be read. bor- rowed or purchased as desired. Al are cordially invited to attend tho church services.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
A Condemned Path

President Harding's administration for the first time has brought face to face with great in dustria1 crisis. Upon the in which it will be met, will depend to extent the future of the administration and the fate the republican party We believe that will be courageously and firmly not as move in party strategy but because upon the administrators action hangs the bigger task of restoring normal conditions.
 If the president were disposed to weakness hes itation and indirecton he would be warned against such an attitude by the experience of his predecessor who met many such crises, maintaining bold front at first but at the last moment yielding compro- mise at the expense of the public. It is still suspected that that exercise political strategy-strategy which at last failed, the public turning against the party the railway unions return yielding divided and indifferent support cause at last the administration backed against the wall was unable further to compromise the public expense.
 We have often thought that the railway unions would not in 1916 have made those first of the series of demands upon the administration. for snthronement of MT. Gompers at the right hand of ,be president position continued to occupy until late in MT wilson's administration. Indeed he was moi at all wholly removed from it.
 When Mr Wilson yielded in the first instance he ,nened door which could not be closed because of tbe toe-hold which had been secured in the opening.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
Hold AlIened MnrcIerer

NOGALES-Sh Sheriff George White has returned from Tucson bringing with him Antonio Chavez. alleged to be one of the three Mexicans who at tempted to kill Louie Rang, a China man, at Patagonia. about year ago.
 ChaYez, who Is wanted in this county on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon, was recently sen fenced in Pima county to 90 days in the county jail on a charge of simple assault alleged to have been commit ted in Vail station.-HeraId.
 Form U. of A. Club
 GLOBE = Former students and members of the faculty of the Uni versity of Arizona met in Tucson last Friday evening and organized the University of Arizona club. A ban quet was given in connection. Kirk T. Moore acted as toastmaster and Professor Thornbur. who has been with the university for 25 years. made a very interesting talk about former events of the school.-Record.
 Sue to Clear Claims
 PRESCOTT-Suit for damages in in the superior court by Cora R.. Shell against H. H. Keays. Sadie A. Keays. T. G. Norris, F. w. Bower, P. R. Mines and the Peak Silver Mining  company. in an attempt to adjudicate maze of conflicting claims growing out of the organization and reorgani- zation of companies to promote the old Emporia and other groups of mining claims in the Hassayampa district.-Journal-M Miner.
 PRESCOTT-Ten thousand prairie dogs answered the roll call of the bio- logical survey in a drive just about completed by L. l.. Laythe. assistant to Director Gilchrist in rodent ex- | termination work of the government On the Cooper ranch the dogs seemed ! to have made a center for their de- structive work on the Prescott Farms project, but thanks to the gas and the good work of the prairie dog poi soners." they have been almost entire ly eradicated from the farms.-Jour- nal-Miner.
 Establish Garrison
 DOCGLAS-A garrison of 75 off cers and men is to be maintained at
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
METHODIST
Methodist Episcopal -

FtrSt MerhodISt EpiScopal - The church with welcome. Corner Sec ond avenue and Monroe. Phone 47S1 James A. Stavely, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30; J. O. SeXson. super intendent. This is where the wei come begins. We have a place for everyone. Church services at II o'clock. Organ prelude, "Adagio' from Fifth Sonata CGuilmant). Spe- cial music by the choir. Offertory, "Andante Cantabile" (Tschaikow- sky). Dr. Charles D. Bula of San Francisco, for many years secretary for Sunday school work for the Methodist Episcopal church. South. will preach for us. Our welcome is warmly continued.
 The Epworth league will especially welcome all young people to the de votional meeting at 6:30 Mr. r. E. Query is the leader and the topic is Two Things We Know About God"
 Evening service at 7:30. Organ prelude. "Nisions" (Rheinberged). Offertory. Angels Ever Bright and Fair" (HandeD. Sermon by the pas tor, The Prince of Peace
 Our welcome never wears out.
 Central Methodist Church-The annual conference will close Sunday night Bishop DuBois will preach Sunday morning at Il o'clock and pr R. r. Shuler will preach sunday night, al which time the bishop ---- poets to read the appointments fol the coming year.
 The eXangeisIc services under the
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
CHRISTIAN
Central Christian Church

Central Christian Church-Corner of Central avenue and Mckinley street R. E. Elmore. pastor.
 The church school meets at 9:45 a. m. The school is thoroughly graded. with separate departmental openings under capable superinten- dents. The orchestra is directed by Messrs. Rasbury and Yates.
 The Christian Endeavor societies conduct their prayer meetings at 30 D. m. Young people will find these services full of joy and helpfulness.
 Preaching and the Lords Supper at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
 This Sunday Mir. Elmore will preach at II o'clock on The Useful Folk of Phoenix The evening sub ject is The Esprit de Corps of a Great Church"
 The choir is directed by Milton Rasbury, the violinist, and Norma Rasbury, pianist.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
CONGREGATIONAL

First Congregational - Wlletta street between Second and Third streets. c. D. Yoakum, pastor. Phone 2596. Reached from the down town section by the Indian school Services of worship at II and :: 30. Sunday School at 9;45 a. m-. with classes for all ages. The graded les sons are used.
 At the morning service the pastor will preach on the sixth command ment: Thou Shalt Not Kill" Al both services MT. and Mrs. II. Alden Enyeart will sing. All lovers of goed music are invited to hear these high grade concert sololsts. The musical program is as follows:
 Morning
 Prelude ...............-.... Raff Duet. soprano and tenor, T Waited for the Lord ..... Mendelssohn
 MT. and Mrs. Enyeart. Soprano solo, o Divine Redeem err --..--.. OouHou
 Mrs. Enyeart.
 Evening
 Prelude. Andante ....-.. Rubinstein Soprano solo, Gods Love" "..-..-
 ..-...-. N Nard-Stephens Tenor solo, The Day Is Ended. .9at tIeL.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
BAPTIST

The First Baptist Church-Corner Third avenue and West Monroe. Rev. E. H. Shanks, pastor Bible school at 9:S0 a. m. Graded school through out with competent teachers.
 Church services at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m.. the pastor bringing the message al both services. The morn of Jesus" Evening subject. Christ at the Door" message from the songs of solomon. In the morning the choir will sing Love of God" There will also be a solo by the pas tor In the evening the choir will render Blessed Redeemer,' and Prof. Jones and Mrs Reese will sing a duet entitled Come, Holy Spirit"
 The young peoples meeting Sun day evening at the usual hour. We invite you to attend. The prayer service Wednesday evening will be taken from Ephesians 3rd. This service will take the form of study period, followed by prayer and praise, and will be led by the pastor.
 Calvary Baptist Church = An nouncemeut as to who will fill the pulpit for the Sunday preaching services will be made later. Watch the papers.
 Sunday school promtly at 10 a. m, with efficient teachers for all the classes. Unusual interest is being manifested in the Sunday school by all the teachers and pupils. who are COG operating with the officers of the school in an -endeavor to make this one of the best schools in the city. We invite everyone to come and be with us.
 The church has called to the pas torate the Rex. sam r. Gott, and he expects to be in the field the first Sunday in November. We feel that We have made a long step forward in procuring the Rev. Gott and anX- iously await his arrival.
 The midweek prayer service We'd nesday evening at 7:30, and we are expecting the Rev. Darnell to be with us for that service. Last Wednes- day we had the pleasure of having with us the state secretary, Rev. H Q. Morton, and a very enjoyable and profitable hour was spent.
 We extend an invitation to every one to attend this church for any or all of the services.
 First Southern Baptist Church. | Fillmore and Fourth streets. Dr. C. NJ. Rock, pastor Residence, 1926 East Portland street. Phone 410I
 Mrs. R. F. Scudder. city mission ary Phone 207R11. Call any time needed.
 Sunday school each Lords day al 1 10 a. m. Mir. R. V. Ingram, superln | tendent. With a complete staff oi l teachers and steady improvement 1T l equipment. We are enjoling the | growth of the Sunday school Come 1 and find a suitable class among us. The pastor will preach both morn l ing and evening. At Il o'clock the 1 sermon subject will be The Rewaro 1 of the Faithful" In the evening the l subject will he The Troubled Soul. | The song and praise service begins i promtly at 7:30; the sermon at s. Good singing. good preaching anc l large enthusiastic crowds are max l ing these evening services grea | blessings to many.
 ! Theordinance of baptism will b' administered at the close of tho | service.
 The young peoples meeting is a 6:30 D. m. Subject: Can Man B' ] Saved Without Christi
 Prayer meeting each Wednesday
 evening a 7:45.
 Every body is invited to these serN ! ices
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
ABOUT THE STATE

Colonia Morales by the Mexican army, SO miles southeast of Douglas. This force is to be under direction of Jose R. Estrada. commandant of the Agua Prieta customs guard.-Internationa
 Sell Post Project
 TUCSON-Another step in the de- velopment of an inland empire was taken yesterday when Nose Drach- man, receiver for the Edwin R. Post project, sold it at auction to Clarence H. Lee, the highest bidder, for sS6,- 45s.so. with the understanding that the latter is to pay certain liens amounting to nearly s17S,0O0.
 MT. Lee is the trustee for the larger creditors, pending the formation of a S2 0O0 900 Arizona corporation that will finance the project to enable the present landholders to remain on the land.-Star.
 Dewitt Bisbee Dies
 BISBEE-DeWitt Bisbee, one of the first residents of the Bisbee min ing district and for whom the town of Bisbee was named, died Tuesday at his home in Randsburg, Caiifor- mia, according to word received by s. P. Applewhite of Douglas.-Re- view.
 Pleads Guilty to Embedding
 DOUGLAS-W. P. Walker, who has been on trial in the superior court at Tombstone during the past week, on a charge of embedding money belonging to Cochise county. today pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferred by the court and the jury sitting in the case was discharged after the plea of guilty had been re- ceiYed.-Internation 
 Left Bar On Hard Liquors
 NOGALES-A new law has been passed by the Sonora state congress. allowing the sale of whiskey and other hard liquors in that state. it was announced in Nogales. Sonora. today. and will become effective as soon as the governor issues an off, | cial order.
 For sometime, saloon keepers in Nogales, Sonora, and other Sonora towns have been selling wine and beer. but the sale of hard liquors was rohibited.-Herald.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
Left Bar On Hard Liquors

sex purposes. Thus all Of our ac- tivities, except those directed toward preservation. are believed by the psychoanalysts to be sublimations of the primitive sex energy or Hbido. Most forms of scientific. literary. ar tistic. philanthropic. political. and so- cial activity, as well as love and fam fly life. are expressionss of this urge. disciplined and trained for the pur- poses Of civilization. Most kinds of insanity and perversion are believed to be failure of this force to find congenial outlets fin civilized life. with the, result that it reverts to primitive forms or tries to 60 so.
 o. How much does a gallon of sweet milk weigh? T. w. M.
 A. A gallon of sweet milk weighs about S.6 pounds.
 O. When did money begin to play an important part in world affairs? E. K. D.
 A. While coins had been made and money to some extent. it was not until Rome became world power in the centuries just preceding Christ's birth. that money became fluid and took an important place in affairs. It was also this time that soldiers were first paid for their services.
 0. If take Civil Service ex- animation and fail to pass, may 1 try again? C. F. B.
 4. It is possible to take other if you wish to try to make a better grade
 O. When and where was the first mill in America propelled by power from waterwheel? E. A.
 \. The first water mill in the Uni ted States was. in all probability. that built in New England on the Dorchester side of the Neponset in 1884.
 safe to trim soft maple trees? E. J.
 A. Soft maple trees may be trimmed late in the fall after the growth has stopped for the winter.
 O. Is it possible to do some col lege work at home and have it count toward college degree? E. R. o. 4. The Bureau of Education says that practically all of the large uni , versailles and colleges have what is known as ''extension courses" where part of the week toward. college degree can be taken by correspon- dence.
 L. +. "' A. There are no authentic statis- tics available in regard to the average longevity of cats, but they cften live from 10 to 15 years. O. How is the name Sir Arthur Quiller- Couch pronouneed7 H. J.
 A. Quiller- Couch is pronounced Kwiller- -Cooch-the double with the same sound as in food" e. What were elemental spirits? C. o. S.
 A. These were beings in the Mid de Ages which were believed to pre- side over the four elements. Accord ing to one writer. the elemental spirits Of fire were salamanders: of water. undines: of air, sylphs: and of earth, guomes.
 Q. What church does Lloyd George belong to? F D.
 A Premier David Lloyd George of | England is a member of the Meth | odist Episcopal church O. Why is court plaster so called7 | D. L. H.
 A. Court plaster was so named be- cause it was first applied by ladies of the court as beauty patches on the | face.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
PENTEcOSTAL
Eirst PenteoostaI chnroh-n

First PentecostaI Church-Old Re publican building. corner Second and Adams streets. II. L. Faulkner, pas tor. Phone 54S4
 Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 Preaching immediately following at II.
 In the evening, young Wesley Steel berg, the boy preacher. will have charge of the evangelistic services. Those who have been attending the past week have been greatly delight ed with the messages from night to night. Brother Wesley handles the word of God in a clear and definite manner and all who hear him are edified. Meetings will continue every night this coming week. except Mon day. Everybody is cordially invited Co attend.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

The Conversion of Cornelius'-Acts 10. Come and hear an old fashioned sermon. The Christian workers meetings are growing in interest and numbers. Subject for discussion on Sunday evening, My Words-Their Power for Good or H." The hour [. Preaching at $.
 Teachers meeting Tuesday eve ming at 7:S0. Cottage prayer meet ing, Wednesday evening at 7:30. will be held at SIP East Washington street. The spiritual atmosphere of these meetings are very helpful A cordial invitation is extended.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-23
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Rorganized Church of Jesus Chr of Latter Day Saints
school at 9:45 a. m.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 Preaching at II a. m.
 Doctrine and covenants class at ' ?. m.
 Preaching at D. m. Subject, "The Economic Side of the Gospel of Jesus Christ" The gospel provides for the physical as well as the spir- itual needs of man.
 Midweek prayer meeting Wednes- day at s D. m.
 Religion society meets at 8 D. m. every Friday.
 We cordially invite the public to attend our services