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Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
METHODIST
Central Methodist - The

Central Methodist - The church with heart in the heart of the city. Corner of Central avenue and Monroe treet- Cecil NJ. Aker, pastor, Mrs. B. D. Nye. church secretary: Miss Bess Barkley. choir director, Mrs. Heber Taylor, organist.
 The pastor will preach Sunday morning on The Gospel of God" There vii be special music by the choir. There will be no preaching service Sunday night but the con- gregation will join with other ocn- gregations of the city in a union meeting at the Library park at D. m. The intermediate and senior leagues will meet at their accustomed time. : o'clock H. c. Jones will lead the senior league which will be rally service for the Prescott Encampment the middle of July. All the young people cordially invited.
 The Sunday school meets at s:45 a. m. The daily vacation Bible school will Continue through the week end- ing on next Friday. July l. On the afternoon of that day there will be a display of the work that has been done by the children and closing ex- ercises Friday to which everybody Is cordially invited
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church of Christ, Scientist- Arizona School of Music, North Cen tral avenue. Sunday service at II a. m. and 8 p. m- Subject of the lesson sermon, Christian Science" Sunday school at a.45. The Wednesday eve ming testimonial and experience meeting is at o'clock The reading rooms maintained by this church are in the Heard building on Central ave- nue. entrance room 40. and are open every week day from g: 30 a. m- to 6 D. m. except that on Tuesday and Friday the closing hour is 9 D. m- Al these rooms a welcome is extended to the public and the Bible. Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and all other writings by Mary Baker Eddy, may be read, borrowed or pur- chased as desired. All are cordially invited to attend the church services.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Suggestions To The Farmer
 By a Valley Pioneer and Expert

must come together. It can be done. notwithstanding the saying that you can't make a bunch of farmers stick together. The s. R. " w. U- A. has proved this to the contrary and Cali fornia has demonstrated to a finish by now that consolidation of produc- tion and marketing is the only sal- vation for the growers.
 One big drawback to the proper quick and healthy development of the valley is the present tenant system, because in most cases the term of lease is too short to be an incentive to the tenant to keep up even the nat ural fertility of the soil. even if only to go to the extent of proper crop rotation. If he only gets one-year lease he will not do any more but try to get the best out of the soil and noi put anything back The lease should be made at least five years or longer if possible. and the proper up-keep oi the fertility of the soil should Dc made a part of the contract
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
e --------- n 11 BAPTIST

xx-st 6aptist-Third avenue and vest Monroe street Geo. M Iabigb has'or. Bible school begins at e.3n IT. Classes for all ages fsb,,-et, serVlces at II a. m. Rev. c. M. North up or Glendale will preach st tb. trsl.. rs service. and in the evening el,s el,s Gnurcn Will join with other enurcnes or the city in a union meet ing at the Y. stadium at
 neV. Lehlgh will return and preach tne iirst Sunday in July. B- YP IT seIsices at p. m. All young peonle xr,. ,nsiteo. Prayer and praise services Weanesday evening at 8 D. m. Fri nay July l. being the closing da~, of .ne vacation school there will be an parents are invited.
 Calvary Baptist-20 South Central xepue. Sunday school at 10 a. m. e- r Maxwell, superintendent. Spe cial attention is called to the men's ana women's classes both of which nave excellent teachers. Preaching at II a. m- Subject, Comfort Ye, comfort Ye, My People. Evening service at o'clock. Subject. Com pietely Equipped for Life's Battle.'s F: Y F. U. at D. m. Prayer meeting Neonesday at p. m.. special service which will be conducted by the junior H Y. F. U. Interesting and helpful meetings and hearty welcome as- spred. Come with us and We will do thee good"
 Calvary Baptist picnic-Thursday night was get-together night for the members of Calvary Baptist church At p. m. number of cars and people assembled at the church and from there went to Telegraph Pass picnic grounds Abundance of water. ice and refreshments were provided. and after the picnic lunch had been well taken care of by the participants the mountain side and rendered a number of selections and the music in such setting was exceptionally sweet. Then the old folks and the young folks joined together in series of outside games.
 This is an exceptional and com mendable feature of the church life Of the Calvary church The youngest and oldest mix and mingle together in a true spirit of fellowship and cana raderie. There was not one person who seemed to feel left out and all who attended spent a most delightful evening
 First Southern Daptist Meeting in Adams school auditorium, Eighth avenue and Adams street. Dr. c. M, Rock, pastor; residence 1926 East Portland street. Phone 4107- Sunday school each Lords day at 10 a. m R. w. Ingram, superintendent. Suit able classes and hearty welcome for all At II am. pastor will preach on the subject What Are You Doing 2 This subject will merit your thought full considerations Come and hear what pr. Rock has .to say to this question At s p. m. the service will as usual be out of doors. The pas tors subject will be. Creator Calling 10 the Creature" At D. m. B. Y. P IL. Mir. Parson, leader. Subject
 Missionary Study of Africa" You are cordially invited to any or all of these
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
SPIRITUALiST

First Spiritualist-The work of spirit healing will be demonstrated every Tuesday evening at o'clock ct the home Of Dr. J. w. Herbert, 52I East Monroe street. Dr. Herbert will new to the work, but of wonderful power. There will be a circle after the healing demonstrations The Thursday evening development circle is held at the above address. begin ming at o'clock. No admission is charged and lSe public is cordially invited to attend seese meetings. The Sunflower club. ladies auxiliary of the church, will hold an ice cream social and lawn party next Wenesday eve ming at 300 East Moreland street. Save this date, for good time is as- sured.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Reorganixed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints-Sunday school at s.45 a. m. Preaching service at Il a. m. Doctrine and covenants class, at 7::15 p. m. Preaching at D. m. by Elder K. H. Rogers. Subject for the evening service will be Antiquity of the Gospel" How old is the Gospel of Jesus Christ? According to the Scriptures it is as old as man. The gospel was preached upon this earth many years before the Savior came among men. He did not bring the gospel for the first time in the history of the world He restored or brought it back once more to the children of men. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 D. m. Religious society meets Fri day at p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our meetings.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
CONGREGATIONAL

First Congregationai-Sec and Will&1ta streets. G. D. Yoakum, nin ister. Phone 5895- Sunday school at g: 45. The pastor will preach at I on The Summons" After the service a spaE3al meeting of the congregation wilIshe held for the discussion of sev- eral matters of interest to all. All members and friends of the church are urged to be present. Sunday school and the morning church serv- ice will be continued through the summer with programs of special in terest
 Neiohborhood Congregational Frederic J. Stoetze1, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning worship, Il d. m. Christian endeavor, 30 D. m song service, S:30 D. m. Theme oi sermon. Understanding Christi This
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
CHRISTIAN

Central .Christian-Central !. Chris tian church, situated at the corner or Central avenue and Mckinley sfreer. R. E. Elmore, pastor. Church schooi every Sunday at 9.45 a. m- Christian Endeavor meetings in separate de- partments, Sunday evening at T. Preaching and the Lords Supper al Il a. m. The choir is under the direc- tion of Milton Rasbury, the violinist, and Norma Leininger- Rasbdry. pia- niste. The musical program for this Sunday includes the following num- bers:
 Prelude-"Nocturne ....... Nevin ffertory-.Romance' Sibelius Baritone solo-"The Lord is My Paul McIver . Postlude-Gavotte in G Major. Bach
 No evening service, the Christian church cooperating with the other churches in that service.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Loyal Order of Moose

The Moose will have a big picnic Fourth of July and every Moose and all their friends are given a cordial invitation to be present Eastiake park has been secured for the day and everyone is assured a good time A good program has been arranged and one of the best ball games of the season is assured The ball team from San Diego naval air station will cross bats with the Tigers and it will be a real ball game. Those who have seen the Tigers play here know that
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Woodmen of the World


 The boys sure did themselves proud on Monday evening when they pulled one of the finest affairs of the sea- son in the Knights of Pythias hall.
 It was the occasion of our annual bird feed and we sure had some feed and there was something over goo people there and everyone present seemed to have had the very best kind of a time. with the possible ex- ception of "Bill'' Rissey. Poor old Bill. he had the weight of the whole affair upon his shoulders. and so en- thusiastic was he that he forgot to eat anything for a whole week pre- ceeding; and when he was confront ed with those birds 1t was just too much for him. and when he finished the only thing that he could find to dance with was a broom: yes. it was pitiful, and him such a nice looking boy. too,
 Sovereign Cheatham was another of those who did not receive the en- joyment out of 1t that he might have: he was too much afraid to get away from the kitchen door before the feed that he could not dance any: after the feed he was unable to do any thing, and rumor has it that he kept his wife up the rest of the night hunting Sloan's liniment-
 But. speaking the dance. 1t was one grand time from beginning to end and everyone will De looking for. ward to the next affair.
 Don't forget our meeting tomorrow night for we are going to initiate ( nice class of candidates.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Adams street and Woodland avenue. Immanuel P. Frey. pastor. Parsonage adjoining church, l36 North Ninth avenue. Phone 2451. Monday our summer school of religious instruction will enter upon it's second week The attendance has been good. but there is room for more children Bible class and Sunday school at 10 a. m. J. c. Endeward, superintendent. Morning service at II o'clock. Sub ject of sermon. Christian as Salt of the Earth and Light of the World No evening service. A cordial invi- tation to all. Take West Washington street car to Ninth avenue and walk two blocks north.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

(Continued from page l, Section 9 stead of feeding it to a COW that will make from 50 to 75 pounds of butter fat.
 When we come down to just few products. such as cotton. dairy pro- duce, as butter. canned milk and cheese, eggs, canned vegetables and perhaps canned fruit, then in between seasons cantaioupes and lettuce and perhaps a few other fresh vegetables, we are perhaps able to make an inn precision on the national market
 There is another big field not to be overlooked in the near future and that is grapes, table as well as raisin grapes. I know we can beat Califor- mia a long ways on both, because we have a better soil and better. that is. more water, in a-better climate. and it does not take so very much water, either. so you better go to it, but don't forget the main thing-you
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Church of Christ-Located on the corner of Grand and Eleventh ave nues. The Sunday morning services at 10 o'clock. Directly fol- lowing the opening songs. the Bible classes will recite. The Lords Sup per comes next. after which Bro. H. M. Collins. pastor, will preach for us Remember the evening services as well, which begin at s o'clock sharp After the regular song practice Bro Collins will deliver a short discourse.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Security Benefit Association


 The Security Benefit association met in regular session and held very interesting and lively meeting. Much interest was taken by those present in the social nights that are to be given on the second and fourth Friday of each month
 There will be no meeting held on these nights. Arrangements will be made by the entertainment commit tee to have picnics. swimming par ties. dances and other forms of amusement.
 The newly appointed entertainment committee consisting of Brothers Pryor. Bayless and Sisters Hall and Thomas. are planning big times dur ing the summer months
 Each member Is requested to work with the committee and help make these social nights a success.
 Next meeting night will be the reg ular night for business and initiation of class of candidates and a good attendance is desired
 The Security Aid headquarters are now located at 21s North Central ave nue. where any information concern ing the order or the meeting nights can be had. and any suggestions as to the social nights or other business pertaining to the advancement of the order will be cheerfully given and re- ceived.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
rirst Pentecostai Assemblv ot

First Pentecosfaf AssembIy of God -736 East Washin gton street. Sun day school at 10 a. m- Morning wor ship at Il. Evangelistic services at ?: 80 and 8 p. m Gospel services Wednesday and Friday at D. m. Our services are increasing in inter est, power and blessing. The sick are being healed. We preach whole gospel for the whole man for the whole world That Ye May Know That the Son of Man Hath Power On Earth to Forgive Sins. I Say Unto Thee Arise and Take Up Thy Bed. :" E. R. Polhemus, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

For the convenience of those who for ing services. the Lords Supper will be administered in the evening. We extend cordial invitation to every one
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
GAgEKa|65E1k1AS

will be the last sermon the pastor will preach before going on his vacation. In July the pulpit will be filled part of
 he time. Watch for announcements.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

In the middle ages. the bodies of persons who had committed suicide. were buried at crossroads
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Book beer is so named from Elm book. Prussian town, once famous for it's beer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

derstanding .of this great day The seats will be free and no collection will be taken.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
'up Retains Tennis Title; Cycle Racing Tonight

not be able ~ strike him rna ssillnR
blow. Even Rfmuiine lint tne fhrnl.
gion may hand on fhn Me- fshu,no n
they say fhni he iH ir rufh condition
that u win take 20 ~ Iaeha hand. ~
wailOrs - stop him
A heavy WORKOUT ras planned ~
the challenger tsday 90 sas fsaa
~ So into tho ifainira rims end ffllDs
cut the INSTRUCTIONS a. pnnfn hard
There were aofue us H sfaffinr uan
IN hand. bot fhey we're hfpi Inside
the training residence nud tbef nsHis
could not be- learned
Really serious ffaininn has hsrHn
~ The camp. This De- evidnht ~ III ia
no other way thar vs. ihe seiian ~
the challenger On hia iasi nublio a.
rcarance, THURSDAY an ainna Hf Had
been pulling punches. enHina an1
heggins the pardon m sniHmanis
whose jaws he sfrutt too hard
On Thursday there waa HfiIf emH
ing insofar aa be- uas c0nfarnf1 aus
no merry whatever fin nnnfld H.s
men, kent bic mouth fhui ana waved
tor another victim. Hufh riu d. fhs
order ~ things now on untu IulF 4.
when the training period fnds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
WILLIS LEADS At
GREENH|LL TRAPS
Defeats Other Cracks in First
Days Matches: Sousa
Here Too.

II The fret day of the shoot ~ the
GreenhiH club yesterday. III ID. Willis
of Wilmington, held the lead in the
Delaware singles trapshootiug chanp
pionship Today ne viii be called
upon t. set the Same pace If he is to
win because RI. r. al Punt. n Fair
vile. and H. n. Morgan. ~ this city
are playing tag on the leaders coat
tail.
A feature Of the shoot yesterday
was the presence Of job Phillip
sousa. the march king gousa is 4
regular visitor at the Delaware state
shoot and tries his luck Al he clay
birds with the rest OF the shooters.
Ills total yesterday was I3t-150.
IT willis can come through today he
will have an opportunity to clean up
the laurels. To lead the 3eld 0f Del
aware's shooters, Wniis was coun-
PEELED to break rs cut Of 100. dn Pont
ard Morgan broke ~ each.
In the shootof for the Maplewood
Hundred. Willis was forced to lower
his eolors. when Spence r.. Olir. Of
Alton, III. took his measure. Both
h. and Willis broke 9s out Of 100.
Also in the field yesterday was Paul
II. Earle. who is champion Of South
Carolina and also champion SINGLES
shot Of the entire south. Ola broke
las out Of $50 and Earle turned in a
score of two less. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
DEMPSEY PUTTING ON
FINISHING TOUCHES
Birthday Festivities Over tie
Enters on Last Week OF
Training; Weighs 192.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Atlantic city. n. j., June 25f-Wifh
biz heavyweight championship con
test one week away, Jaek DEMPSEY To-
iaY RESUMED training after 24-hgin
lay0n to celebrate HE 2sth birthday
Ths cbatnolon will b9E this afternoon
* tomorrow and or Monday win
spend another DAY III idleness. His
wofkouts from now III vill take piace
IL the DpsH ais zrena instead Of IN
the airplans hanger, the scene 81
Oempsey's treinins 81 Thursday.
Dempsey is IA high 1plrits and
s'fjwr n9nc Of the irritsbnHy that
wa7 noticeable waek ago. A sur
Prise party was adaged IN honor ~
the ehampiona Hthday last night BY
he newspaper men. a jar hand. r.
trio Of uawsiiat singere and several
vaudeville entertainers usre Impress
I'd into service for n" Jecasior Al
o'clock Dempsey ba5e his visitors
eood night for ever On sbis bifthJ..
the champion old not care n disturb
the regularity ~ his retiring hour.
Dempsey received more than 500
birthday teiegrams yesterday That
prized above III by the champion was
from his mother. Ia salt Lake city.
A telegram from Georges Carpenter
was also received. n sire acknowieds-
ing the courtesy vas dispatched by
Dempsey 70 Carpenter
Detnpseys weight today Is placed 1t
1872 pounds BY mis- trainer. Teddy
Hayes. There is every possibility
that the champion viii scale under
the 100 pound mark when he enters
the ring at Jersey city.
Next weeks wo-x pfobably will
briHg Dernpsey's poundage still lower
as the weather has become hot
Clay Turner Indian heavyweight
Is ar the Dempsey camp and viii
probably help out the champion for
The remainder of his training Terry
Keller. who was sparring partner
with Dempsey at Toledo, also report
Sd 1T the Camp last night
Dempsey viii have az companion on
his road work trips for the balance ~
training. George Brown. holder of
aeveral walking records. Brown ~ in-
structinE the champion in the proper
method Of getting the most out of his
road work
TC.nny Farrell. Or Indianapolis
seer years old. is living with Demp-
seg At his camp. He is keeping DernL-
sey in good hur3or by his antics. The
yo9ngstar 81 an accomplished dancer
iroTs most IF the popular songs. sand
is tufnbler n considerable skin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
POINTS IN YESTERDAYS GAMES.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. June 25.-Fast fielding
was displayed by Second Basenan
Rawlings and Shortstop Parkinson Of
the Philadelphia Nationals in the game
against New York yesterday. The
Quaker infield pair played perfectly
in handling 199 chances out OF The
team total of forty-four. Rawlings
had five putouts and six assists and
Parkinson three putouts and i've as
sists. In combination witt First base
man Lee, the pair had three donale
plays, Duplicating their feat Of last
Monday.
Another player to join the Two
homers In one game class was Catcher
Scydar OF the New York Giants. His
home run total for last season was
.1rse.
Detroit's II to victory over ST.
Louis was he most presided shut
out Of the Ametican League season.
The previous highest was . to 0. also
rvs7e AGAINST tho 3rowns by the
1tsers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
BAT TING HALTS AS
PITCHERS WARM Up
Babe Rut,i Held Down to Two
Homers; lieil en Still Leads
Americans.

Chicago, June $50 tSing Sol,
has been much In evidence I'm the base
ball world during the last week and his
warmth has apparently brought
pitchers who were slow IN rounding
into condition back To their stride
As a result batting has suffered ma
terially.
Baoe Ruth. who was ON home run
batting spree week ago. made only
two circuit irives during the past
week, and brought his string 10 &C.
In the National League. Irish
Meusel, OF Philadelphia. failed To add
30 his mark Of II homers. Jack Four
nier. nf st. Louis. however. managed
70 Ept two brinring his total to nine
which puts hir1 I'm a tie with George
Kelly. of New York. who has not made
a round "trip 10. several weeks.
The warm weather also is helping the
iase stealers.
larry Heilman. the Detroit slugRer
continues 60 top the battars of the
American League, with an average of
Ala, according TO averages released
today which include ganes OF Wed
nctday However, Heilmau's mark ha
dropped II points. below his mark Of
week a-o iris Speaker. pilot Of the
Worlds champions. wh} is 'he runner
up. pIso slumped and now Is hitting
a0c. eleven points behind his mark Of
a weak ago Tt Cobb, dropned only
,wo points. and Is in thu7d place with
.396. while George Sisler. the St. Louis
star. lest i3 points aud is tie,i fot
fourth with Severaid, team mate. at
.377
Sisler is out IN front among the base
stealers os the junior major circuit
with IA thefts. while Harris, Washing
ton. is trailing him with 10,
other leading batters: Ruth, New
York al; williams, st. Louis, .357
Charity, Washington, 1855; r.. Jones.
Detroit. 1854: T.. Collins, Chicago, .353,
In the National League Iogers
Hornshy added three points % his
mark of a week ago and leads the
regulars with an average Of, 4ia
Nicholson. cf Boston. did the best
hitting Of the week, however. boosting
his average from .34l to $50 He now
ranks second tc Hornsby. Tho st
Bouic club possesses most Of the
leagues sluggers. for McHenry with
9S2; Mann. with .373. and Funrnier.
with 37o. all Of st. Louis. come next |
in ths battiug standings
other leading batters Young, New /
York, 363. Bre ssler, Cincinnati. .35a.
IIousch. Cincinnati, 3a3; Johnston
Brooklyn, .349: ldaEanville l'ittsoufg |
2as: Grimes. Chicago. .341.
In stolen bases, Carey Of Pittsbure |
who has been araong the leaders for /
years. is having a tight tuRsle With /
Fra TX Frisch, tine New York young
ster. each having stolen IS bases. I
Southworth of Boston is not far be |
hinI with ~.