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Evening journal., 1922-09-18

sible for Episcopal bishops 10 or
dain clergymen OF other denomina-
tions. the amendment requiring the
promise of conformity to the doc
trine and discipline OF the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church only from
those who are 10 ofIiciate in that
church.
This amendment first was adopt
ed at the general convention three
years ago. Effectiveness Of the
amendment. however. will depend
on changes in the canons relating
to the concordat.
Bishop w. +. Nichols, OF San
Francisco. prevented the killing OF
an amendment TO the constitution
which would give women the right
10 sit in the House OF Deputies. The
matter was left open for further
discussion.
The House OF Reputies unanimous
ly adopted the following resolution
aimed at mob violence and certain
agencies (which. in the name OF pa
triotic Americanism. capitalize bigo-
try. hatred and intolerance"
Whereas. There has cen
disclosed in recent times. with
ever-increasing violence. the
practice OF contravening due and
proper legal procedure. through
unregulated and uncontrolled
mass action in dealing with those
suspected OF crime as well as
farrF.uffNfC
OF their daily vocations. by
means that are brutal. abhorent
and utterly nhuman. and
Whereas. These sporadic out
breaks outrage the inalienable
rights OF even the humblest OF
our citizens TO security OF life
and the pursuit. OF happiness.
make a travesty OF justice, and.
unless suppressed. must result
in the breaking down OF ordered
society and imperial our Christ
ian civilization, and
Capitalize Bigotry And Hatred"
Whereas. There appears TO be
very close and intimate con-
nection between these increasing
acts of mob violence and the re-
cent rapid growth Of religious
prejudice and racial antipathy.
fostered by certain elements in
our country which sometimes,
in the name OF patriotic Amer
icanism. have capitalized big
otry, hatred and intolerance; be
Il
Resolved. the House OF
Bishops concurring. That the
Protestant Episcopal Church. in
general convention assembled,
expresses its solemn condemna-
tion OF all forms OF mob violence
undertaken by secret or other
agencies operating contrary TO
the clearly defined laws Of this
nation and OF the widely recog-
nized practices OF well-ordered
society: further be II
Disloyal To Gospel.
Resolved, That Il Is the con-
viction Of this convention that
any men or group OF men, known
or unknown, organized or un-
organized. who seek to array
man against man, citizen against
citizen, neighbor against neigh
bor class against class, race
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
GREEK Church
LOOKS TOUNITY
Patriarch Meletios Accepts
Validity of Episcopal Or
ders and Faith
ACT AGAINST
KU KLUX KHAN

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. IS
Hope that relations between the
Eastern Orthodox Church and the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States may be the founda-
tion upon which the unity OF all
churches OF Christendom may be
built, was expressed by Meletios,
Patriarch OF Constantinople, ac-
cording TO a report to the House Of
Bishops Of the Episcopal Church
Saturday. by the Rev DIR. William
Chauncey Emhart. field director OF
the National Foreign-Born Ameri-
can Division of the Episcopal
Church. who has just returned from
the Near East.
DR.. Emhart brought with him
letter from Meletios. addressed to
the Protestant Episcopal Church
through the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury in which the Eastern Ortho-
dox Church head formally accept
ed the validity Of the Anglican or
ders and recognized the apostolic
succession Of the Episcopal Church.
The effect of this action on the
part OF the Eastern Orthodox
Church, DR.. Emhart informed the
bishops. would be that clergymen
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States hereafter will
be authorized to minister TO all
Greek members Of the Eastern Or
thodox Church. The bishops d.
rected a committee to prepare a
reply.
DIR. Emhart. who recently visited
C rysfomos. Metropolitan OF
Smyrna, who was reported killed in
Smyrna a few days ago, said In an
interview that the Mohammedan
revival (which is,sweeping the Near
East and threatening Europe again
as It did 1000 years ago, seems TO
be the result and not the cause Of
the onset Of the Turks. who are
making a drive to regain the poll
teal and territorial position lost
during the great war"
The House of Bishops refused TO
accept the resignation of Bishop
Logan II. Root, Of Hankow. who
had asked to be relieved of his jur-
isdiction in order to become head
OF the newly organized National
Christian Council Of China. The
bishops adopted a report which de-
clared that while they were in SYM
pathy with the movement they con-
sidered that Bishop Roots first duty
was TO his diocese.
The House Of bishops. by a bare
constitutional majority OF SO affirm
4
to the constitution OF the church
offered by Bishop c. p. Anderson,
OF Chicago. in effect making II pos
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
EDEN STAFF AND
FRIENDS In DETROIT

Leaving here yesterday shortly
after noon. members OF the degree
stan OF Eden Lodge. No. "a. 1. o. o.
F., and other members OF the lodge.
arrived in Detroit. Mich. today 20
attend the convention OF the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge, which opens in
that city this afternoon. The degree
stan OF Temple Encampment Joined
Evening journal., 1922-09-18

and Magistrate Black fnsd him 90.
A touring car owned and driven
by August Gable. 2sss susqushanna
avenue. Philadelphia. collided with
car owned and driven by Harry
Dentstein. 602 West Twenty-seoond
street. at Twenty-fifth and Market
streets about 6 o'clock last evening.
Neither drivers nor other occu-
pants OF the cars was injured.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
TWO HURT IN
ROAD SMASHES
Two Drivers Fined for
Careless Driving of
Autos
NONE HURT IN
CITY COLLISION

Weekend automobile mishaps
resulted IN the lnjuring OF two
women and the arresting and hning
OF two operators on the charges Of
reckless driving. The Injured wo-
men were Mrs Mabel Wright. 1900
Reed street. and Alma Moses. a coll
ored girl. The men arrested were
John w Lindsey. colored. Phiiadel-
phia. and Harry z. Berger. OF Eddy
stone. Pa.
Mrs. Mabel Wright was treated at
the Homeopathic Hospital last night
for a fractured arm. which she re-
ceived when a motorcycle on which
she was riding overturned at Wood
dale.
Two cars were badly damaged at
S.45 o'clock last night when car
owned and driven by Harlan Std
ham. $40 West Ninth street, was
struck near Red Lion by car
owned and operated by Harry r.
Berger. OF 9is Saville avenue. Ed
dystone. Pa.
Stidham was driving south and
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
p,-ruIAN CASTLE DANCE

A dance will be given in Pythian
Castle on Wednesday evening. There
will be one prize fox trot and one
elimination dance. Music will be
furnished by the Original Six Or
chestra. c. A. Mahoney is chair
man.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
CUT|CURA HEALS
HARD P|MPLES
On Face. Itched and
Burned. Face Dis6gmed.

my face broke out In pimples
that were very hard and annoying.
They were real large and itched and
burned so badly that lost my rest
at night. / did not like to go out
among strangers because my face
was disfgured.
The trouble lasted about three
months. A friend recommended
Cutieura Soap and Ointment so I
purchased some, and after using
four cakes OF Cuticura Soap and three
boxes Of Crticura Ointment I was
healed" (Signed) Miss Eva Gen
til, 253o z. Madison ST., Phils., Pa.
Make Cuticura Sosp, Ointment and
Talcum your everyday toilet preps-
rations and watch your skin improve.
s.zpl. kssh Pr. ey Man. Addre.s; -c.tissss Lab
erttoriss. Dept r. ksidsn 40, xkss" Sold every
where. Soap 2se. Ointment Is and boe Tnleun zse
a. Cuteur. Soap shAves without mug.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18

the delegation at Philadelphia on
the trip west. Forty-one degree
staffs are entered in the competition
al Detroit.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
SEREPTA
Crowded out last week

Crowded out last week.
 As we have got over our sickness, we will write again
 Everyone is we'll at present.
 Glad to report our Sunday school IS improving fine
 Rev. H. c. Kennedy preac ched a very interesting sermon at Rocky Mound Sunday afternoon.
 B. T. Stovall was a Prescott visitor yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs k. l.. Baker spent Sat urday night with Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Prince
 Sorrfy to say MT. and Mrs T. R. White are going to leave us next week. Rev. Thurman White and wife at tended church Friday night at New Salem
 T. k. White and K N. Cross made a business trip to Prescott Friday
 We had very nice shower of rain Saturday night, which was appreciated by all.
 Sorry to report that little Florne Gentry is on the sick list this week, but glad to say she is improving.
 Mrs. Gladys Fuller spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs Moore.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther White attend ed church at New Salem Friday night.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
GGG Cures Malaria, Chills, OOO Fever, Bilious Fever,
 Colds and LaCrgrippe.
ENMET

Crowded out last week. Little Miss Ruby Goady of De Ann visited her cousin little Miss Lucille Dehan last week and returned to her home Friday. MT. Eugene Sutton of Little Rock is visiting his sister Mrs Lester White of | this city.
 MT. Lawrence Segler of Little Rock is visiting his parents Mir. and Mrs. NJ. B. Segler Mir William Barton of Little Rock is visiting friends here
 Miss Ora Wylie visited Miss Ivilo vickers of Washington last week and returned home Sunday
 Mrs. Rose Breed who has been visit ing friends and relatives at Benton and Little Rock and returned home Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. Dick Smith of Mount Vernon. H., are visiting MT Smiths brother and wife, Mir and Mrs Frank Smith.
 Misses Lois. Grace and Mae Me Clan ahan are visiting friends and relatives here.
 Misses Mae and Elsie Beaty who have been attending the summer Nor mal at Conway returned home Monday.
 A small crowd of young people en- joyed an outing the last Tuesday and Wednesday of July on .Carouse Creek.
 Miss Kate Chambless of Bairds Chapel. visited friends and relatives here last week.
 A singing at the home of MT. and Mrs Lemar Chambess Sunday night was enjoyed by all
 Misses Kate Chambless, Thelma Shell and Jewell Bautts and Messrs Stephen Shell, Otis and George Town send motored to Washington Thurs day and took six o'clock with Miss Ivilo Viekers.
 Mr and Mrs. J K Mcfarland and daughter Flora and Mrs Netherlands pe.her. Mrs Cleo Tyree. were business visitors to Hope Monday
 Miss Sue Whaley < attending the summer school for teachers in Nash vile, Tenn Rev w W Christie is holding
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
P!NEY GROVE

Well, here we come again after two weeks. with something new to tell you.
 We are having one of the finest meetings that has ever been held here. Large crowds are attending the ser vices Come one. come all. Services will close Sunday night: baptising at 3 :O0 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Lowe were very pleasant visitors at Piney Sunday night.
 Herman White and Miss Ruth House attended services Sunday.
 Miss Birdie Hosliu is on the sick list.
 Monroe Fillmore has number of children on the sick list
 People are coming from far and near to hear the good preaching at Piney Grove. Come and hear Rev. Fitzgerald.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
ANTIOCH
Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
 We had nice little shower this morning which was appreciated very much as everything was so dry.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. w Aslin of Morris were dinner guests of Mir and Mrs P B. Easterling 4th Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Wiley Ship of Bluff Springs were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert Hamilton 4th Sunday
 Misses Cordie and Sylvia Easterling who have been attending the singing school at Morris returned home yes terday. 1st Sunday. They report a splendid time.
 Miss Vera Simpson of Little Rock spent last Monday with her aunt, Mrs Ida Easterling. of this place.
 Mrs. Lee Hamilton has been on the sick list the past week
 Mrs. Martin Woosley has been visit ing her mother, Mrs. Davis of near Stamps the past week
 Claude Sutton was mingling with friends around Antioch last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Cap Weaver spent last week end with their parents MT. and Mrs. Josh Weaver of near Baird's Chapel
 Holly Almonds singing school open ed up this morning with 56 enrolled pupils, and perhaps more to come.
 We are sorry to hear of MT. Gordon Waddle being so low. Hope to hear he is improving ere this is printed
 Luck to all ye scribes and readers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
STRING TOWN

How is this warm weather serving everybody?
 Claud Phillips and his father made business trip to Prescott Friday and Saturday.
 Olen Phillips who has been work ing in Gilliom, La, is at home now. He will remain over until Wednesday visiting relatives and friends.
 Mrs. T. c. Phillips and daughter, Tommie spent the past week with Mrs. J. E. Phillips.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Bailey spent the day in Walsburg Sunday They re- port a grand time
 Will close as news is scarce will try to come again next week
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
rhESCOTT GIRL RECEIVES
 l.. l. DEGREE AT U. OF A.

fayetteVltle, Ark, August S.-Miss 'efa Voesta of Prescott, Ark, com p'e'eo her work for the teachers cer- ,"'oate' commonly known as the l.. |
 Nosfee, at the end of the University VI ArkanSas summer school here Fri s"s' The teachers certificate is given " tue University of Arkansas at the N'' oi two years of work in the Uni '. 'eisity College of Educati tion, and en- 1'eS the holder to teach in any school tue state without examination.
 mere are p persons completing 4'n work for degrees or certificates 'he end of the present summer ses-
 al th" University. The degrees e. eertihcetes will be officially con .e'fed at the first conyocation in the os ,efSi'y chapel after the beginning u tue regular school term next fall ,, oi those finishing their work at oa suiiiher school have been prevent o. run attending the regular term ha @'eouht of their teaching work, and .oa. 0ohe the greater part of the work s0aa e' TOT graduation by correspond
 ,r, UT attendance at summer sessions IT,. S years summer school at the th. s''s was the most successful in no history of the institution. There
 ''4 students enrolled and, of
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
ROCKY MOUND
Crowded out last week.

I will write few more lines. We had some fine rains the past week.
 Everyone seems to be about up with their work now.
 E. T. Stovall was Prescott visitor Saturday. :.
 T. R. White and K. N. Cross made b siness trip to Prescott Saturday.
 The ice cream supper at Mir Tom Gentry's Tuesday night was well at tended. Everyone ate ice cream until they almost frOze.
 Miss Clara Kennedy is back at her old home for d few weeks visit. Glad to see you Clara.
 Will Fore k on the sick list this week, and also his sons. Herman and Coy Hope they will soon recover.
 Success to the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
LANEBURG
{ Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
 Several people from here attended the singing at Mt Moriah Sunday All reported a nice time.
 Vernon Fore spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents Mir and Mrs. J. l. Fore
 MT. Joe Hood and family of Emmet visited Edgar Murray and family Sun day.
 Ellis Whitten returned home Thurs day from Conway.
 Mrs Harris was pleasant visitor at Mrs. Nelm's Saturday.
 Lawrence Sampson and family spent Sunday with ]. J Sampson and family. Miss Minnie Carnes is visiting her grandmother at Emmet this week
 Will Mcfarland and children and Mrs. J. NJ. Mcfarland visited J T. Adams and family Sunday.
 Clarence Woosley and Earnest Hes terly are visiting friends here.
 Mrs Henry Smith and children of Fl Dorado spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs R. B. Me Cough.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

Miss Ivilo vickers of Washington, is visiting friends and relatives in this city Miss Pauline Townsend of Little Rock. who has been visiting friends and relatives here, returned homo Monday.
 Miss Cattle Deaton of this city Is visiting Miss Etoil Vickers of Wash ingtOn
 The young people were entertained with a lawn party given by Misses of Miss Pauline Townsend of Little Rock. who was their guests at that time.
 Miss Ruby Smart is visiting relatives near Hickory Grove.
 Mrs Otto Smart is visiting her cousins, Mir and Mrs Dick Smart of this city.
 Mrs. I. NJ Goad and children, Myrl and Pauline, have returned home from visiting relatives in an near Idabel.
 Mir George Townsend is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Hettie Caruthers of near Hickory Grove Little Ivan Jones is visiting his cousin. Myrl Goad here Misses Dell and Exa McGough of | Texarkana. were visitors here the last | week end MT. and Mrs Bob ShacklefOrd and small son, Ralph visited relatives here last week Miss Hazel Segler was a business visitor to Prescott Monday.
 Miss Adeline Segler of Texarkana, spent Sunday with home folks.
 Ralph Beatty is visiting his father, F. W Beaty Miss Elizabeth Arnett of Hope is visiting friends and relatives here. Miss Flora Mcfarland is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Nonie COfield of near Sutton J. r Shell visited relatives in Hope Saturday and Sunday.
 Little Comodore Shell is visiting his sister, Mrs Nonie Cofield near Sutton. MT. and Mrs Dick Smith of Mount Vernon, Ill, are visiting relatives here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
LIVELY SNAPSHOTS

There are an awful lot of cripples in this world-crippled financially.
 We all have to bow to the inevitable. which causes a lot of backache.
 Marriage is considerably larger a joke before than after.
 Soviet Russia wants to eat the dove of peace, feathers and all.
 All men yearn to get something for nothing, but few make it stick.
 The doctor lays his mistakes on the Lord, but he doesn't collect his bills that way.
 June is the month when the bride finds the groom has holes in his sox.
 Some fellows Spring fever hangs on clear up to Christmas
 Keep your temper, because very likely some day you will need it.
 If it becomes popular radio will have to broadcast the scandals.
 AlimOny is the price foolish man has to pay for his bad judgement.
 Seems misplaced to see q 5000 in- surance on fifteen cent man.
 Democracy has probably been saved, but somehow it doesn't look the same
 Science says we are losing the imag native faculty That's because skirts are too short.
 Considering jazz, we didn't evolute up from monk. but down,
 Booze is called pretty good now if 1t doesn't eat the bottom out of the glass.
 Genoa discovered America, but 1t bucked on discovering Russia.
 The process of deflation should con tinue until it hits senatorial wind.
 Why not change the name of Sunday to Golfday or Joyrideay?
 Ford has a self starter on his presi- dential boom, but none on his car.
 If you go to Europe don't return and talk about t the rest of your life
 Russia ought to be satisfied, Sena tor ,ROrah has recognized her.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
Minus the Final One.

When you need help you'll find
 That folks will only snort And though they'll give you help,
 Twill be one letter short
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

meeting at Dehan this week. Meeting Sunday. August 9th and the Baptist VII begin as soon as the Methodist closes
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
Why Mir. N. Windsor R. I.) Put Up
 with Rats for Years

''Yeafs ago got some rat poison which nearly killed our fine watch dog. We put up with rats until friend told me about Rat-Snap. It surely hills rats. though house pets won't touch it" Rats dry up and leave no smell Prices 35c, oSc. S1 .25.
 Sold and guaranteed by
 Hesterly Drugstore < PrescOttHdw.Co
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

these, 723 were registered for the en- tire six weeks term, the remainder at tending only for the various short courses offered Of the 723 full-time students, all but 20 applied their work toward entrance or full University credit. indicating the desire to con tinue college work toward degrees.
 What is needed is master mind to settle the rail strike in way to make each side feel that it has won a glor- iOus victory
 Now is the time, if ever, for every state to stand by the United States,
 man is not old until he begins to grow reminiscent.
 A man by the name of Hand Is suing a man by the name of Foote III Wichita, (Kan.), Court to recover dam ages to his automobile.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10

He's Been Handed Something and
 Now He Wants the Bill Footed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-10
Daily Senteree Sermon

Be careful how you trust your friends-and yopr memory
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-26
RHoDus.rULLER NuprlAIs

Miss Thelma Rhodus and Mr..
Stanley Fuller were married at the
home Of the brides parents Sunday,
May 21. 1922. Rev. Philips per-
forming the ceremony
The wedding march was played
by Miss Velma Matthias and the
bridal couple took their places be-
fore the altar promptly 1T four
o'clock in the afternoon. after which
the ceremony took place. The bride
was gowned In white, and carried
a bouquet Of cream roses and feri.
Miss velma Matthias sang THE End
OF a Perfect Day." and the wedding
party enjoyed q social time preced-
ing the bountiful dinner. Relatives
OF the bride and groom were pres
ent. and u few friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Gilliland. MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert
Gilliland. Howard Hunt, Velma
Matthias. Rev. Phillips and' family.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Last Sunday was a good day for
the saints. One received by letter.
Next Lords Day We have the
honor of being host to the G. A. r.
We are looking for another good
day.
s;45. The bible school. W. h.
Wilson. Supt.
1900. Morning worship. Theme
Worthy Warfare"
1900. The young people, both
senior and junior.
500. Evening worship. Rev. W.
a. Pipkin OF Lamar will preach at
the evening services. Brother Pip
KIN has been spending the month OF
May In the valley. prospective TO be-
coming the valley pastor. He has
thus far made a very fine impress
sion. Shall we not give him a great
hearing,
Brethren Geo. Assay. Geo. Lilley
and the pastor are already eating
the fish that they are going to catch
on the first day OF the season. My.
but they were "whoppers." aud the
flavor, nothing like them. This Is
the time. Wrights ranch the place.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-26
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. A. c. v. Skinner Ph. d.,
Pastor

TdhtOT
A day Of patriotism on Memorial
Sabbath. The morning sermon for
the children at 1880. Another
True American Boy: A Modern
Joseph. and sermon THE Hand OF
God in History" and evening wor-
snip and sermon Mt 500. THE
Meaning OF Cid Glory" Music ap.
propriate.
Sunday school and bible classes
AZ S:<5. Junior e. Endeayor At :.
Senior c. Endeavor at Z. On We'd
ncsday night NJ $500. praise. prayer
and study. The Ladies' Aid Society
meets Thursday afternoon at ?:30.
The Pioneers meet Thursday eve-
ming at 7:l6. The Session with the
pastor have decided TO have no eve
ming services Sabbath or wednes-
day. during the month OF June, or
until further notice.
The pastor begins \ series Of SER
mons Sabbath morning. June 4, on
great books, mighty men and vast
issues. There are Z OF them. Great
Books. Mighty Men. Vast Issues:
/. John Calvin. the father Of
modern political. civil and religious
.. John Knox. and his contri.
button to the modern life and times
of America.
!. Winston Churchiii's The In.
side Of tho Cup" with n glance At
the outside too.
4. Ralph Waldo Trinc's. "In
Tune with the Infinite" Its Strength
and Its Weakness.
&. Guy Thornc's when II was
Dark"-or infidiliity. its own defeat.
g. David Livingston. n factory
boy who opened up n continent to
Christian civilization.
Z. william Jennings Bryan's "In
His Image" Does It answer tho
evolutionary theory,
The gospel will come out In all OF
them. Don't fail to hear them.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-26
WOODS FLORAL STORE
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Memorial Day shipments will
arrive Monday morning. The doors
will be open at one o'clock Monday
and all day Tuesday.
We will have two thousand Cape
Jasamine buds from Texas: iilacs
and purple isis from New Mexico:
peonies from Chicago. Everlasting
flowers. CRllas. roses. etc. from
California. and q large assortment
from the Denver greenhouses.
Pansies. Eeraniums of all colora
and vines will also be on sale.
We have stocked up heavily H.
order to supply the demand.