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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-05

fiuDGklNS, FRANK L.. Eangor.
Penobscot county; age 81: born in
Hancock; town school education; mar
ried; in house furnishing business:
treasurer 81 HodGkins and Fiske Co:
director. Maine Retail Furniture AS
aociation and Ranger Shipbuilding
Corporation: Mason and X of p;
past master Rising Virtue Lodge. +.
X A. NJ, and commander Of ST. Johns
Commandery, No. 3; *. r, of Bangor;
member Masonic Club. Tarratine Club
and ConduskcaG Canoe and Country
club,
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational

Located at Second and winetta streets. Take Indian School car from city.
 Services at II a. m. and 7:SO p. m Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 The Pilgrim club meets on Wed nesday evenings at 8 o'clock: the Junior Camp Fire Girls on Fridays at p. m. and the Boy Scouts on Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor. MT. Yoakum, will preach on Sunday morning on "The Desire of Christ for Heroic Fellow ship" This is our bi-monthly serv- ice of communion and reception of new members. At 7:30 D. m. over so slides. beautifully colored. will be shown illustrating scenery. customs, social conditions, etc, in the Philip pines.
 The quartet will sing at both serv- ices. Miss Cordelia Hulburd, pianist Musical program as follows:
 (Morning) Prelude-Prelude in E. Wallenhaupt Quartet-'I Will Magnify Thee. o God" .................. Churchill Soprano Solo-'I Do Not Ask. O Lord" ..............-. Spross
 Mrs. Alden Enyeart
 (Evening) M UT Ouartet--Draw Me to Thee" .Nevins Tenor Solo-"The Mountains Shall Depart" ..... McDermid
 MT. Alden Enyeart
 The public is cordially invited to all services.
 Neighborhood Church
 Sunday school. 10 a. m. Services II a. m. Rev. William Ewig, pastor. Subject: ''The Nations Hope"
 Christian Endeavor society. p. m Union Church (Murphy Distric., Sunday school, 9:SO a. m. Christ ian Endeavor, p. m. Preaching T:30 D. m,, by Rev William Ewig Subject: Our Surest Wealth"
 Week evening meeting, Friday, z: SC o'clock.
 West Side Sunday School
 Each Sunday. 3 p. m.. Miss Alice Chipman, superintendent. All not at tending other schools at that houl are invited to attend or visit the school.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
BAPTIST
Eirst Raptist Church


 Third avenue and Monroe street. Rev. E. II. Shanks, Ph.D., pastor.
 Armistice Day services will be ob served both morning and evening The subject of limitation of arIna- ments will be discussed by members of the church. Prof. Lloyd Elliott will give a four minute address at inc morning service. The pastor S subject is "Universal Brotherhood" !" The choir will sing Savior Divine" i" bv Giordani- Clark. The Lords Sup per will be observed at the close and new meabers will be received by letter and baptism. In the after noon mission Sunday schools will be as follows: Grand avenue. Mir. Run van. superintendent; Madison district. MT. Bernard Miller, superintendent; Berean Mission, corner Eleventh street and Virginia avenue, Miss Best. superintendent.
 R Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m., Sam Bur ford leader. Miss Tillie Johnson will discuss the subject of disarmament
 At the T. 30 p. m. service the pas tor will take for his subject The Enthroned King" and the choir will render "The King Of Love, My Shep- herd Is" We invite the strangers m the city to worship with us-
 Devotional meeting of the Mission ary Union at the church Friday, 2:3O D. m. A special invitation is accord ed to all friends of the church ano congregation.
 Calvary Baptist.
 Prea ching services at II a. m. and
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
- CHRIS STAN
Central Christian Church

1Cllidl AHT1SlldH AHuINH Situated at the corner of Central avenue and Mckinley street. R. E. Fillmore, pastor.
 The church school meets at e:45 a. m. in separate departments, thor oughly graded.
 The Christian Endeavor societies conduct their prayer meetings at 6:30 p. m.
 The Lords Supper is observed at both morning and evening church services.
 This Sunday at II a. m Mir. El- more will preach on "The Eternal Christ" The evening subject is The Prevailing Church.
 The choir is directed by Milton Rasbury, the violinist. and Norma Rasbury, pianiste. The musical pro gram for this Sunday includes the following numbers:
 (Morning) Prelude-"Prelude". .Coleridge-Ta Anthem-"Even Me" ...-.... Choir Baritone Soloist. Paul Mclver Offertory-"The Afra". .Reubenstein Contralto Solo-In the Secret of His Presence" .........- Spuddlss Mrs. Charles Rothacer Sterling Postlude-Hymn ....-....-.. Choir
 (Evening) Prelude .....-.. chopin Soprano Solo-"The Day Is Ended' ........-..... bdItietl
 Mrs. w. s. Russell
 Violin Obligato, Milton Rasbury Offertory-"Roma ...-.- -Sibelius Postlude-Hymn .....-....-. ChoiI
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
M METHODIST

First Methodist Episcopal, corner Second avenue and Monroe street; James A. Stavely, pastor. Office in the church. Phone 47S1-
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. m, J. O. Sexson, superintendent.
 Church service at II a. m. Anthem-'1f Ye Love Me Keep My Commandments" ....... Coleman offertory Solo-"Come Unto Me"
 ...............- Lindsay
 Mir. Shaffner
 Sermon by the pastor-"The Con quering Christ"
 Epworth League at 6:S0 D. m. All young l,>ople are cordially invited. Bert Mckinney will lead. the topic being "Following Christine LeaderS' Evening services at 7:S0 o'clock. Anthem-"The Sun Shall Be No
 More Thy Light" -..... Woodward Solo MT. Fred La Piere Offertory Duet-"Jesus Thou Joy of
 Loving Hearts, .......... .Goetze Ira F. Shaffner and F. E. Dingman
 Sermon Burning"
 Central Methodist Church
 The church with a heart. in the heart of the city. Corner of Cen tral avenue and Monroe street. Ce- cil NJ. Aker, pastor
 The pastor will preach Sunuay morning on "The Christian Attitude Toward War" The choir will sing Stand Firm for the Truth" Miss Bargley and MT. Ristow will sing 3 duet.
 "A Backslider Restored" will be the subject of the Sunday evening ser mon. This will be the first of ser ies on the Twelve Apostles. All in tarectad cordially invited
 The Sunday school meets at s;4a a. Tn. Classes for all ages, under the direction of competent officers and teachers.
 The Senior and Intermediate Leagues meet at 6:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
LUTHERAN
,,ee Evanqelicai Lutheran Church

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Our church is located on the corner of sixth street and Fillmore. Both the Brill and Indian school car lines pass within a few blocks of the. church. Pastor, Fred c. Mauer, resi- dence sos North Sixth street.
 Services
 e:45. Bible school, pr. Karl Danell, superintendent.
 i1:00 Divine Service. Service theme. ''way Christians Behavior Should Be Guided"
 7:45, Vesper Service. Sermon by the pastor.
 We are having regular anthems by our choir each Sunday morning. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and worship with us.
 Zion Lutheran Church
 The Zion Evangelical Lutheran church is located on Ninth avenue be- tween Adams street and Woodland avenue Immanuel P. Frey. pastor Porsonage adjoining church, 911 Woodland nvenue. phone 2i51.
 Bible class and Sunday school at 10 a. m, L. F. Block, superintendent
 Morning service and Lords supper at Il o'clock. The pastor will preach on the doctrine of the Lords Supper Evening service at 7:30, subject of sermon. "The Singleness of Heart of the Disciples of Jesus" A cordial invitation to all. Take West Wash ington street car to Ninth avenue and walk two blocks north.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
BILE STUDENTS
International Bible Students.


 "The The Mystery of God-Fin- ished." is the subject of the lecture at the Arizona school of music Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock by F. H. Herrscher.
 What is the mystery of God? How do we know it was finished? Why was 1t necessary to have a mystery2 ? Has the finishing of this uytery any connection with the trouble that the world is experiencing at the present time? MT. Herrscher will answer these questions. He will show that this mystery of God spoken of in the the scriptures has taken a period of nearly 1000 years to complete; that it is just about finished. MT. Herr scher asserts that the confusion among christian people today, result ing in over 500 different sects is due to their failure to understand this mystery. The theologists do not rightly divide the word of truth" found in the bible but look to their
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Chuch of Christ, Scientist, Arizont School of Music, North Gen. tral avenue. Sunday service at II a. m. and p. m.
 Subject of the Lesson Sermon: Adam and Fallen Man"
 Sunday school at 9:45. The We'd nesday evening testimonial and ex- perience meeting is at 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 920 a. m. to p. m., except that on Monday and Wednesday the closing
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

own understanding and wisdom and are therefore in confusion. The con- fusion clearly show that when the Mystery of God is finished the time would follow in which millions then living would never die; it is this time that the entire creation has been growing for and waiting for these many years. That time it Is the very doors today and many who are now living will never see death. All think ing truth seekers should hear this lecture. No collection will be taken and all seats will be free.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
YUKON IS a5 YEARS OLD

DAWSON, Yukon Territory-Sour doughs from all parts of the globe Will gather here to celebrate the Yu- kon's twentyfiftn birthday. One of the features of the celebration will be banquet at which nothing but Yukon products will be served. The bread will be made from wheat grown in the territry. Native beef
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

hour is 6 p. m. At these rooms 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 purchased, as desired
 All are cordially invited to attend church services.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
FREE wARnRnRE

A tramp comes across a scarecrow in a field. He exclaims:
 What? A scarecrow with a top hati I only need a pair of lacquered shoes now to make me a gentle man. From Der Drummer, Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Church of the Rrsthsren.

1923 Grand avenue. will have its Sunday school at 10 a. m., Sunday; peaching at Il m. The Christian Workers will convene at 6:45 in the evening for song service; the prog ram beginning at ZOO: preaching ai S:00. The Sunday school teachers meet at 7:30 Tuesday evening for lesson study. Anyone is welcome to come and study the lesson with us. On Wednesday evening at :: 30 week ly prayer meeting will be held at the
 (Continued on page 10.)
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
GERMAN HuMoR

A man is dressing and, as he con- templates his shoes. says to himself;
 T shall never be able to get these boots on my feet until I have worn them a few times" = From Der Brunnmer, Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

and pork, fruit and vegetables Will demons trate that the Yukon can pc self feeding while it produces rich minerals.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

FEMININE LOGIC eve are being followed by man Which of us is he after?' You, of course-it is my husband From Lustige Blaetter, Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

JOHN RYDER Hyder Fills Mail Orders An interesting incident in con lnection with the growth of Phoe- mix as a mail order and wholesale Icenter is brought out by an order received by Hyder Bros store Ihere for two suits of clothes to be Isent to Breckenridge, Texas. It lseemS that the writer, MT. G. w. lWhitmarsh, some time since was lin Phoenix and while here became Acquainted with the Hyder Store land the character of merchandise lcarried as well as the excellent lserYice rendered. After having left Arizona for a period of time, MT. Whitmarsh was attracted by an advertisement in The Republi- can telling of the fact that clothes and furnishings had been ordered by an American in the Argentine Republic, but this is all lexplained far better by the letter from MT. Whitmarsh which fol- flows:
 MT. John Hyder,
 | Phoenix, Arizona. | Dear John:
 | Some time ago I noticed an
 'ad' in the Republican where
 you advertised that you had | filled an order for a suit of
 clothes and furnishings for an
 attache of the American Elm
 bassy in the Argentine Re
 public. Since leaving Phoenix
 three years ago I haven't had
 the satisfaction out of the
 clothes I have bought that I
 used to get when I bought
 them from you. so I am en-
 closing a check for S1O0.OO and | I wish you would send me two
 suits, one blue and one of
 some mixed material such as | you know would please me. If
 this check does not cover the | cost send me bill for the bal
 ance and I will remit promptly.
 With regards to yourself
 and Arnold, I am 1 Yours very truly,
 R. c. WHITAIARSH.
 All of which seems to show that hn the Hyder store quality and service go hand in hand and that lPhoenix is assuming greater pro hortions continually as a mer- Ehandising center.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

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Preaching services at II a. m. and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-08
JAPS ACCEPT FOUR POWER PROPOSAL
ireland May Become Nation
League Member; NeeU Peace
With England Far-Reac1aing

tication or rejection. This was the
first time a dominion premier es-
sayed to place an issue of foreign
policy before his parliament 1t
/ led indirectly to the calling of the
Washington conference on far east
ern questions.
Follow Canada'S Lead.
Ever since that occasion Canada
has been striving for more individ-
uallty. Indeed, the general cleo
tions in Canada which were held
this week resulted in a victory for
the opposition to Premier Meighen
Some of the opposition speakers
discussed Canadian participation in
matters of foreign policy that were
OF direct concern to her and con-
troversy was waged in the press as
to whether Sir Robert Borden, q
members of the British delegation
to the armament conference, was a
representative of Canada or of the
crown. The Washington govern
ment was freely criticized for not
issuing a direct invitation to Can
ada, to which the United States of
ficials have been replying inform
ally that the Washington govern
ment dealt only with the London
government at the latter's request.
The movement for a Canadian COM
missioner at Washington has beeh
sqelched least so official Wash
ington understands-by the disin-
clination of the British foreign OF
fee to permit the foreign policy of
any of it's dominions to be handled
separately and by the argument
that Canadian officials can confer
frequently with the British ambas-
sador, Sir Auckland Geddes, who
happens incidentally to have lived
a long time in Canada and is famil-
lar with the Canadian viewpoint
Complications Likely.
On the other hand. General
Smuts, the premier of South At
rica, issued not long ago q state
ment declaring that Canada should
have received a direct invitation
from the United States and should
have the right to send an ambas-
sador to any foreign conference at
(Coufipupd' IN PaUR Five
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-08
DEFENSE OPENS
FINAL ASSAULT
IN SMALL CASE
Grand Jury Report
Was Illegal, Beau
bei2 Charges.

Waukegan, Ill, Dec. S.-(By the
Associated Press.l Attorneys for
Governor Len Small. and Vernon
Curtis, Grant Park jiii.j banker.
who are under indictment charged
with embezzlement of state funds,
conspiracy and confidence game,
opened their final assault on the
charges today with a renewed at
tack on the Sangamon county grand
jury which returned the indict-
ments.
Alexander F. Beaubein of Wauke-
gan declared the grand jury was
illegally drawn and returned an
illegal special report He went
back into the history of grand
juries from the time of King Eth
elred to show the safeguards which
have always surrounded the Selec-
ton of jurors.
without Precedent.
Mr.. Beaubein claimed the Sanga-
mon county court should not have
received and made public the so
called special return in which the
grand jury purported to describe
the evidence on which it returned
the indictments. He said that new
er in his years of practice in Lake
county had he heard such a report
being made
Judge Claire c. Edwards inter-
rupted to state that a Lake county
grand jury had returned d present
ment criticizing a public official
during the past year He added,
however. that he had Immediately
imp Junded the report and not per-
mitted it to become public.
"FouDd Guilty" by Jurors.
'I only wish that had been done
in the Small case" Mr.. Beaubien
declared. Il think it likely that if
they had done that the governor
would have gone to trial immedi-
ately."
Mr.. Beaubien said the governor
and Mr. Curtis had been tried and
found guilty by the grand jury
without any chance to present a
defense. Part of the alleged evi-
dence as described by the grand
Jury might be barred at a court
hearing as improper, he said, but
it has already been broadcasted
through the state and the public be-
lieves it.
Governor Small was reported
confined 10 his bed today with a
light touch of ptomaine poisoning.
His condition is not serious and
Mrs. Small spent part of the day
in court with Mrs. Curtis.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-08
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright, 1920


Washington, Dec. S.-Peace be
tween Ireland and England means
far reaching effects not only upon
the arms conference in session
here but possibly upon the foreign
policy of the United States in re-
spect to the British dominions. The
settlement means:
First, that Ireland is entitled to
membership in the League of Ma
tions along with Canada, Australia,
New Zealand and the British do
minions The British now will
have seven members in the League
of Nations assembly instead of six.
Second, Ireland's territorial in
tegrity will be guaranteed as
against external aggression by all
the members OF the League of Ma
tions under the famous article 10
of the covenant. Originally, the
Irish viewed this article as a guar
antee of British control over Ire
land but in view of the fact that
Ireland now assumes the constitu-
tional status of Canada, the mem
bers of the league are obliged to
recognize Ireland's territorial en-
tity as well as that OF any other
member.
New Foreign Policy.
Third, Ireland will unquestion-
ably find herself as aggressive
about foreign policy as Canada and
Australia and South America have
been. The peace treaty just signed
between Ireland and England does
not specify exactly what shall be
the relations of the Irish free state
with the other governments of the
world. This is a delicate point and
has never been defined in the case
of any British dominion. In fact,
Canada went further than any
other British state had previously
gone when Premier Meighen mott
fed the British government at the
last imperial conference at London
that if the ADglo-Japanese alliance
were renewed, he might submit it
to the Canadian parliament for rati-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-08
REVISE TREATY
OF VERSAILLES
IS BORAHS CRY
Predicts Europe Will
Go To Smash If
Pact Stands.
RI LAWRENCE MARTIN,

BIZ LAWRENCE MARTIN.
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent)
Copyright, 1921, by the United
Press.)
Washington, Dec. S.-EurOpe will
go to smash and America will face
serious trouble unless the Yer
sailles treaty is completely over
hauled and rewritten, Senator
Borah, Idaho, declared today, in
launching a campaign which he
hopes will lead to revision of the
pact
Borah urged the calling of an in
ternationaI conference of Great
Britain, France, Japan and Ger
many to rewrite the treaty so
Europe can live
America win Suffer.
Revision of the treaty is the
only way to save Europe, Borah as
serted in an exclusive interview.
Unless Europe can be saved and
restored to normal, the United
States not only stands small
chances of collecting the more than
81, 900, 100000 already due on war
loans, but American prosperity will
suffer through the failure of for
eign markets, he pointed out
Until the economic basis of the
treaty is changed and Germany is
given a chance to come back" any
aid the United States might try TO
render, either by cancelling the
war debt as is being suggested, or
by lending more money, would be
futile, Borah believes.
Europe Must Save Sell
Americas answer, therefore, to
all European appeals for help
should be, Borah said. that this
government will do nothing to help
Europe until Europe does some
thing TO help itself by rewriting
the treaty on basis of sound econ
omics and justice.
There is a very well organized
propaganda in this country just
now" said Borah, ito the effect
that the United States cannot save
Europe, however willing we might
be to try, unless Europe is willing
to be saved.
Until the Versailles treaty is
radically changed and completely
oycrhauIed no power can save
Europe. Next to disarmament the
most essential thing for the bring
ing of peace and the restoring OIL
economic sanity is the modifica-
ton of the treaty. Unless that IS
done the United States will waste
time and money in any effort to re-
store normalcy in Europe"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-08
BRITAIN TO
CLEAR ERIN
OF TROOPS
VIII Remove Forces of
Crown if Peace Pact
Is Ratified.

Dublin, Ireland, Dec s.-(By the
Associated Press. Announcement
was made today at the military
headquarters here that if the Ang-
lo-Irish agreement is ratified. the
crown forces would be removed
from ireland within a month
Belfast, Ireland. Dec. Shy the
Associated Press. THE members
of both houses OF the Ulster par
lament considered the Irish agree
ment at a meeting this morning.
After two hours of private confer
ence, it was announced that Sir
James Craig, the premier, would
leave for London tonight.
Dali EireaHn Meets.
Dublin, Ireland, Dec. S.-(By the
Associated Press. )-The Dali Fire
ann cabinet assembled here today
to consider the treaty signed in
London by the Sim Fein and Brit
ish delegates, creating an Irish
free state. It's action is fraught
with great significance, and it is
expected to develop for the first
time the real attitude of Eamonn
de Valera and his councillors to-
ward the treaty, on which the Re-
publican leader has thus far stead
fastly refused TO comment. His
continued silence has been inter-
preted in many quarters as indi-
eating his dissatisfaction with the
terms.
Talk of Split.
Talk of q possible split in the Dali
90 1G
ing, and the resignation of some of
the cabinet members are predicted,
among them Cathal Drugha
(Charles Burgess), minister of
finance.
Some of the leading members of
the cabinet are known to object to
the form of the oath of allegiance
laid down in the treaty. Regard
less of possible differences, how
ever, it is believed the agreement
will be approved, in principle at
least.
!. Business is Hopeful.
Dublin, Dec. Sin business and
agricultural circles throughout Ire
land the opinion seems to be gen
orally favorable for setting up the
Irish Free State. Trade conditions
are poor, and everybody is looking
to the settlement to improve mat
ters.
Officials OF the Dublin chamber
of commerce said that peace would
bring enormous relief and benefit
to the commercial community,
which in late years had been bare
ly able to keep going. but would
nick up with hone of an early
peace.
Shooting in Belfast
| Belfast, Ireland, Dec. S.-There
| were demonstrations of rejoicing
and bonffres in the streets of the
Sim Fein districts of Belfast last
evening There was also some
shooting, but nobody was reported
injured. At two points the police
were attacked by armed men, and
in one instance returned the fire.