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dust outside, I'm sayingl Shut the
door from the other side. and don't
come backl Good night"
And without q single backward
glance she was up the stairs and
out Of sight. The sound Of her sharp
little heels sounded on the floor
above as she went back and forth in
her room, preparing for the night
Sally, silent with confusion, fin
ished counting her money before she
looked up mt Davidson
He was standing just as he had
been standing three minutes before,
smiling down nc her. Evidently
Miles jealous outburst had not
disturbed him any more than her
command 20 leave the house had
caused him TO 60.
WELL" ne said in an undertone
to Sally. What have you 20 say
about that?" @
~ITl say this, Good night" replied
Sally, getting UP from her chair
with her money in her hands.
She turned toward the little office
nc the end Of the hall, where Aunt
En- had a tiny wall safe for her
money.
She did not know that Davidson
had followed her there, until she
had deposited the money in the little
stronghold and closed IL.
Then as she turned to 20 back 70
the hall, she came face 10 face with
him. He was standing close behind
her-so close that when she turned
she touched him with n Of the
dusky white shoulders that curved
above the soft blue silk Of her dane
ing dress
He laid one OF his hands on II,
covering It.
CONTINUED MONDAY
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ACHED ALL over
Was Suffering DreadfuIly, Just
''Wasting Away" Took
Cardui, and Says Ii
Helped Her.

Arlington, Tsxas.-A resident OF
this town for many years, Mrs. j. II.
jackson, says.
II had suffered dreadfully with an
aching all over my body. At times
INV head would give me 80 much
trouble I could hardly stand il i
had been i'm bed for weeks and IL
looked like i was just wasting away.
II took 9 bottles ofCardui and my
strength began 10 slowly return
~Since that time / have used this
medicine a good many times and it
has always helped me.
~At one time / took Cardui for
several months regularly. 4 would
be afflicted with sudden spells Of
dizziness when / could not stand ON
my feet Everything would turn
black before my eyes and / would
feel as IL 1 were going to faint At
times 4 would be quite nauseated- i
turned at once to Cardui and took
1t till / was safely through
Cardui II q mild, medicinal tonic,
made from purely vegetable ingredi-
ents- Ii has been i'm use for over 80
years, ard in that time thousands
of women have written that Cardui
helped them back to good health.
Sold by all druggists Nc-fss
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JUSTICE OR JUDGMENT
Brass Tacks on the Sunday School Lesson

through the motions and deliberate
" ignores motives. It il sounding
brass and changing cymbal" because
devoid Of love for either God or
man.
The counsel OF Amos, expressed in
cur golden text, Is ~ appropriate
for our day as for his own: "Let
justice roll down as waters, and
righteousness as q mighty stream"
This Is Gods will for us In every
realm, for merchant and minister,
for court and cottage. Jesus Christ
asserted the same thing In what we
cali the Golden Rule in the words,
"All things whatsoever We would
that men should do TO y0u, do We
even so 70 them"
(The international Uniform Sun
day School Lesson for Nov. q is
Amos Sal, 2. 1O-15: 1924. the sub
ject being amos Pleads for Justice
and the golden text Amos 5:24 "Let
justice roll down as waters, and
righteousness as n mighty stream.")
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BY DR.. L V E. BELL

A "calamity-howler" and a Crepe
hanger" Amos must'have been called
many a time a. he prosecuted his un-
welcome ministry as Gods spokes-
man in denouncing the songs Of
Israel and predicting terrific judge
ment from God in punishment for
their sins. Even TO this day folks
are not much more delighted al
having their faults condemned than
they were in the days OF Amos. Fur
thermore, conditions about us today
are IN many respects not greatly
different from conditions which con-
fronted Amos in lis day.
There are still those who "hite
him the rebuketh in the gate 1.-THE
gate was their court Of justice) ana
-abhor him that speaketh upright
w." Instead Of labelling the courts
places wherein justice is done"
they would have them deserve the
label places where injustice IL
done With the courts thus muzzled
and controlled there are those who
would tread upon the poor and
take from him burdens OF wheat"
that they might thereby "build
houses Of heEn stone" for them
selves where injustice Is done" but
never in that Supreme Court Of the
Almighty and Just Judge OF all the
earth wherein justice is done" to
rich and poor alike. He sail il
IN anifold transgression" and
mighty sins" thus to "afflict the
Just" take n bribeS and "turn aside
the poor from their right"
Amos stoutly disclaims being
ciassed with those prudent" ones,
who keep silence In such a time,
because 1t is an evil time" He would
be a party 70 no conspiracy Of ST.
lence in the presence OF wrong do
ing He had his say as every one
of as should against wrong doors
and in behalf Of those whom they
we're expressing. He was more de-
voted to Jurisprudence" than TO
produce: and "Hate the evil and
love the good, and establish JUS
tice in the gate; 1t may be that Je-
hovah, the God Of hosts, viii be
gracious unto the remnant Of Jo-
seph."
Being neither a prophet nor q
prophets son." but just n plain lay
man In religion. Amos has no in
clination TO spare the priests and
mere religionists Of his day, who. in
their produce" lad failed 20 de-
nounee the system in vogue. He let
them know quite positively that God
was more interested In real religion
than in mere ritual; more DESTROYS
Of faith than feasts; and more de-
lighted at works than words: ~
hate, ! despite your feasts, and /
will take no delight in your solemn
assemblies. + will not accept them;
neither will ] regard the peace-of-
ferings Of your fat beasts. Take thou
away from me the noise OF thy
songs: for ! will not hear the mel
ody Of they viols."
To God there Is no music nor mel
ody In a religion which merely goes
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Friday Revival
Crowd Largest

The sermons by DR.. Dawson at the
Baptist church here Friday were, in
the morning. Digging the Old Wells
Deeper" and. in the evening, "What
Rsus Said in Simon's House.
The crowd for the evening was the
largest in attendance since last Sun
day.
The sermon for the morning was
taken from the setting Of Isaac dig
ging out the old wells dug by Abra-
nam and which had been filled by
their enemies. DR.. Dawson set out
the fact that Isaac was a progressive
spirit digging out the old wells and
digging other new ones. He said that
IN any sphere Of life ~the reactionary
Is doomed" The only pathway for
mis- 20 walk in il one of progress. We
never appreciate the wells until we
experience the drouth, and so we ap-
preciate our religion in times OF af-
Fiction and trial"
DR.. Dawson noted some ways that
the wells get filled. "These wells
were filled By the Philistines, the
enemis Of Abraham, and SO there are
enemies that will stop the wells Of
spiritual sources for as. The wells
Of salvation can not be stopped in
their source. but an enemy may OBJ
strrct the flow. Commercial smuse-
ments, ridicnle and other things hurt
and hinder many. A second way that
these wells Of spiritual water may be
stopped is by neglect. Worldliness
and secret sin come in upon us and
stop the flow Of spiritual blessings.
We need to clean out the debris
that the blessings may flow without
obstruction.
Among the new wells dug BY Isaac
was Rehcboth, which means to make
fruitful. God would have a Rehoboth
in each on our lives making u a
blessing TO all around US. Wells
that wa need "a dig deeper are. first,
faith Abraham believed God and It
was counted to him for righteous
ness. Jesus said Of his home com
munity that He could do not mighty
work there because Of their unbe-
lief The second well that we should
die deeper is prayer. Abraham was
a man Of prayer. To pray Is TO work.
90 serve. The mightiest factor In
the kingdom OF God "a prayer.
Prayer puts Us into partnership with
God. Prayer operates with power
here and elsewhere"
The evenings message was taken
from the story Of Jesus In the house
of Simon the Pharisee during which
time a woman Of the street washed
his feet with tears and wiped them
with the hair Of head. "Jesus said TO
Simon. Simon ] have somewhat TO
sny unto thee Jesus has some
thing 20 say on every important sub
;cct: the social question. marriage.
divorce. wealth. heaven. hell. The
important question before us as a
people and a nation Is religion. This
IN more important than politics.
Jesus said that religion is an ex-
p~crience. N realization Of sin. People
az not think any more that they COM
nit sin- Religion means 4 quicken
inr Of conscience until we realize sin.
Jesus came 20 save those who were
sinners. Religion brings a conscious
ness az cur insufficiency. insolvency,
failure. But religion II more than
an experience. II Is a service. There
is no religion worth having that has
no service in Il That which saves
usAis not merely a creed. IL a religion
cf service. A saving faith ~ an &C.
tive faith. one that serves"
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Brownsville Church Services

first Sunday q our fiscal year and
we are expecting "a large attendance
in celebration Of this fact.
lVt9u-tPlcase note change in
time of beEinning) Morning sacra-
mental service.
Organ Prelude-"Caro Mic BEN
lGiordani)-Mrs. Henry Snow.
hymn-"Jesus Lover Of Ny Soul"
Congregation.
Apostles Greed. ard morning
PRAYER.
Anthem-The King Of Love. Nv
Shepherd Is CShelley)-Choir with
Mesdames A. Sutherland and ". A.
Crawford and Mr.. MrCubbin, soloist.
Lesson from the Old Testament
read by the pastor.
THE Gloria Fatri"-Choir and
congregation.
Lesson from the New Testament.
Announcements and offering.
Uffcrtory "Contilene Nuptialc"
(Dubois).
Hymn, I'm the Cross " Christ 7
Glory'-Congregation. I.
Sermon-Love's Last Reoueu+r Nv
the pastor.
The sacrament Of the Lords sun
rer viii he administered al the
close cf the sermon.
Prayer.
Hymn. "Jnst As ] Amr-Conrrera-
ti0n.
Postiude-Coronation March (Mey-
cfbcer)
6sf5-All the Leagues meet ~
regular session.
4s4b-EverinE preaching service.
Prelude. Evening Prayer" (Rei-
recke).
Hymn. "NTore About Jesus"-Con-
vree1tion.
Prayer. led BIZ Rev. W. n. II.
B.rrr.
Male Chorus-~The Kings High
way
Announcement and offering.
Offertory. "Nocturne@ (Chopin)-
Mrs. Henry Snow.
Sermon. "Salvation's Center, BY
the pastor.
Hymn, Jesus, / Come"-ccngre-
cation.
Postiude-"Fancore" (Ascher).
q. C CROW, Pastor.
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a.45 p. m.-Bihle school, Harry l..
Fanlk. supt.
i0:55 a. INFORMING worshin.
Dr. Dawson who IA leading in the
revival services will preach. Special
music hy the choir.
ESQ n. m.-Junior. intermediate.
Senior ard Adult VI Y. r. US.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship. DR..
Dawson preaching.
The revival services continue
through the week. We invite Your
attendance and trust that this COM
re week shall bring us blessings
from the Lord ON the religious life
cf thP community through these re-
vival services. We urge All our peo-
rie ~ attend and we especially I'M
wife the Baptists who are not mem-
hers with - t. come with Us Ia
these meetings.
II. W. MARSHALL. Pastor.
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Sunday 1ls00 A. m.-Dittman
Theatcr.
SonrIPrayof Of faith'"
Silence.
Sonr-Love LITTER Ne"
Announcements.
Responsive Reading.
MESSAGE.
Offering.
Song-Shuwers of Blessings"
BenedictiOn.
mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Truesdalls
leaders.
Reading class every Thursday
evening ~ $500 o'clock, 1872 Adams
Sc.
All are welcome.
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Two young men, caught tampering
with automobiles nc the circus
grounds Thursday night, are being
held for Investigation, police say.
The boys were caught trying to IN
lock = ear with one Of several keys
they had In their possession. po-
lice say they watched the boys make
similar attempts on several ether
cars.
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Church services will he held at the
Junior high school building AZ 10
o'clock Sunday morning. All invited
to attend.
Rey. i. r. weidersnders. pastor.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Program for sunday, Nov. g. 1897.
9:30-Sgndny school. This "a the
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Elizabeth ard Stillman streets
Sunday E~crvices-1f A. IN
Sunday schcol-osS0 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting. { r. m.
The public Il cordially invited.
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700 q. m.-Divine service ard
Holy Communion every morning.
JEAN B. FRIGON. @. N. Il. ~astcr
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Summer regulation. from June 18th
20 Sept 25th-
SUNDAYS
7.oo a. m.-Hoiy Communion mass.
9.e0 a.. m---Lcw mass. Rercdiction
or the Blessed Sacrament.
No evening service except on
special occasions.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

in the kitchen, which made the
smoke. During the excitement one of
the employees who rooms in the
building, carried an empty trunk
outside onto the porch and left all
the valuables in the room. Several
others had their belongings packed,
ready to take outside, when word
was passed around that there was no
real fire.
Mr.. Rose went to Flagstaff Satur-
day. His daughter, Luella, who is
attending school in that city re-
turned with him to attend the dance
and spend Sunday at home.
A picture show was given in the
school auditorium Friday evening.
An employees social and dance was
held in the auditorium Saturday eve
ming. Refreshments consisting of
sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee
were served
Mrs. Rush. teacher in the school
here, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Flagstaff with her sister.
Tuba Citv basketball team played
Leupp team Saturday afternoon.
Leupp won the game.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
KAYENTA NEWS
s4*$4+*@+@4*#**++ -

Harry Nurnberger is again at his
old place behind the counter at the
Warren trading post, after an abb
sence since the first of December. He
was called to Sequel, Calf, by the
serious illness Of his father, Charles
e. Nurnberger. The afflicted man
submitted to a surgical operation and
at this time is recovering in satis-
factory manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashcroft, son
and daughter, Joe Hatch and Mr..
Greer were here from Dene Hotso,
Sunday. Mr.. Hatch is just home from
Pennington, N. Mex, where he had
spent a couple of weeks. Mr. Greer
is fur buyer of Aztec, N. NJ.
Ben Wetherill has been down from
his trading post on Piute Mesa sew
eral days this week.
Frank Young was here Tuesday
from Monumental Valley. He has
been having a little rest from hauling
gasoline from Flagstaff to a con-
ccrn that is drilling for oil near the
San Juan river as the company is
making some little change with their
machinery. Frank doesn't understand
the meaning of the word rest so he
is spending the time grading the
new road just completed through
Monumental Valley to Mexican Hat
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Herman and
three children and Spencer Stout of
Delta, Colo, spent Tuesday night
here They were on their way to
Phoenix for month or so.
Frank Bradley has been given the
position Of disciplinarian for the In
dian school
John Conrad arrived from Flag
staff, Friday evening, to be the fire
man at the school which will open the
first of February.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
IN COCONINO COUNTY

ing the remainder of his vacation in
Williams with his parents.
Mrs. John Juhl has been quite i'll
the past week.
Hear cThe Village Quire," Feb. 10tn
Parish House.
A number of dogs about town have
recently been either shot or poisoned.
The annual dinner of the Ladies
Aid society was held in the M. e.
social room Tuesday evening. APP
proximately 100 guests were present.
A playlet given by the Dramatic club
the boys quartette from the high
school and other numbers made up
the program.
Mrs. E. J. kirwan had as dinner
guests Monday evening, DR.. and Mrs.
G. ID. Jeffries and son Clymer and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butler.
j. G. Butler made business trip
to Grand Canyon Wednesday.
Mrs. J. J. Scanlon was hostess to
the Williams Bridge Luncheon club
Thursday, the following being pres
ent: Mesdames Jas. Kennedy, F. y.
BLY,, G. H. McLeese, r. j. Hook,
George Kimball, E. J.. Kirwan, NJ F..
Duffy, P. A. Melick, r. G. Stevenson,
e. o. Messimer, G. d. Jeffries and
Jack Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyd enter
tained number of friends at ra-
dio and dancing party Friday eve-
ming. Those present were Burl Der
fendeifer, Vance Shrider Cecil
Thompson and Ike Stettler, Mrs.
Steve Quinn and daughter Colleen,
Ben Messimer, L. A. Phillips, Miss
Fflna King, Miss Edith England,
Mrs. Freda Steinmetz, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dial, DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Grain,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harkey.
Ben Messmer left Monday evening
to spend few. days in Phoenix.
Miss Lillian Lonegran is spending
a few days in Phoenix.
School Notes
The second semester of the schools
opened with total enrolment of 464.
Prof. R. G. Stevenson has offered
as a reward half holiday to any
class showing perfect attendance.
On February IL, the junior class of
the high school will give dance at
I. o. o. F. hall, the McLeese orches-
ira playing. Proceeds will help de-
fray the expense of the Junior Prom.
Dean G. M. Butler of the Univer-
sity Of Arizona, addressed the high
school students at their auditorium
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

turned out. Next shoot will be Sum
day, February IS, if the weather IS
favorable.
George Scheck, third trick engineer
at the new power plant, spent the
weekend in Winslow, returning on
Monday.
Mrs. Fred johnson was most
gracious hostess when she entertained
at bridge tea at her home on Satur-
day afternoon. Guests included Mrs.
Wesley Gaze, Miss Gala Trick and
Miss Edith Kolb.
". Patrosso left for Kansas City on
Saturday, George Reid relieving him
during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Birchfield of
Chicago are visiting here and are
house guests at Ell Tovar. Mr.. Birch
field has charge of the advertising for
the Santa Fe.
R. H. Williams and "Bob" OFT l1iked
to Phantom Ranch on Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
We dislike to mention anything
about it. So there! We're not GO
ing to say word about the dazzling
sparkler the young good looking
school 'marm" is sporting.
Mark Boyd and Ralph Marquee left
Friday night for short vacation to
Albuquerque and vicinity.
Carter, small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Clark, recently underwent a
major operation at Duncan, Okla, but
we are pleased to report he is doing
nicely. Mrs. Clark will return to the
Canyon the latter part of February
with her sons. !,
Mrs. Raymond Williams and small
son Kenneth will leave on Saturday
for Los Angeles for months stay
visiting parents and relatives.
G. B. Crouch of the field service de-
partment and NJ. III. Arbuckle, both of
Beloit, Wis, accompanied by K. B.
Bourne, research engineer for the
Maxim Silencer Co. of Hartford,
Conn, are at the Canyon on business
for several days connected with the
new power plant.
Munroe Fredericks motored to
Flagstaff last week and on his re-
turn broke down in Williams, where
he had to leave his car for the present
and make the rest of the trip to the
Canyon by train.
george helu, ulViSlOH SupCAilie
ent for Fred Harvey and temporarily
relieving Mr.. Patrosso, left Monday
for Phoenix and will return on We'd
nesday.
Jack Dunn and Roscoe Chambers
recently purchased bean ranch at
Mountainair, N. M Jack expects to
raise the beans while Roscoe will go
in the jackrabbit business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorty" Kent moved
the first of last week to the Bright
Angel from Joe Reeds cottage next
the power house, Mr.. Reed having
had orders to move the place.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
GRAND CANYON

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Shirley and Will
liam Thomas, Mr.. Shirley's secretary,
returned Wednesday evening after an
absence of three days in Phoenix on
business.
Jerrie Lee, deputy, and John Il.
Towles, collector of internal revenue,
of Phoenix, spent the first part of
last week at the Canyon.
Mrs. Joe Reed spent Wednesday
shopping in Williams.
On Wednesday night, February 2,
one of the first Santa Fe reading
room entertainments will be given by
the Kucker Concert company of Los
Angeles. This should prove to be an
evening of good entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Wells, who have
been house guests at Ell Tovar for the
past week, departed for Phoenix and
Los Angeles in their private car on
Friday.
Kenneth Poison of Williams was Il
visitor at Grand Canyon on Thurs
day.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cotton, arrived on Saturday morning
from Los Angeles to spend the week
with her parents, leaving the follow
ing week for the University of South
ern California to start the second
semester.
Curley Ennis returned Thursday
evening after four-day trip to
Santa Fe.
A rumor has been circulated around
that work will be started on the one
million dollar Harvey hotel within the
next 80 days.
G. A. Valentine was in Williams
Wednesday of last week.
The sad news of the death in the
Sisters hospital at Phoenix, of George
Burton has just reached the Canyon.
Mr.. Burton was formerly chauffeur
for the transportation, but more re-
Gently locomotive fireman for the
Santa Fe. He is survived by widow
and infant daughter.
Robert Francey left Thursday for
his ranch in Apache county, to be
gone a few days.
The Gun club held the first shoot
of the season Sunday. A good crowd
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
Wife Takes VinOl
Feels Fine Now

II was weak and had no strength.
Since taking Vinol, feel fine now
and do my work again. Mrs. G.
Barnesberger. The very FIRST week
you take Vinol, you begin to feel
stronger, eat and sleep better. Vinol
is a simple, strengthening iron and
cod liver compound in use for over 25
years by weak, nervous women, run
down men and sickly children. Con-
tains no oil pleasant to take. Breen-
Dingle Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04
LEUPP LOCALS
: 's+4+*44*++4++%s4s !

Thursday evening during the sup
per hour at the club, smoke was seen
issuing from between the paper and
the upper floor, on the side of the
unfinished ceiling of the dining room.
The fire alarm was given and in a
very few minutes every employee
and the large boys with the fire hose
were on the scene. Upon further in
vestigation it was found that some
jelly had boiled over onto the stove
The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

last Thursday Afternoon, the 9th.
Williams boys were defeated again
Saturday evening when Clarkdale
high wiped them up with score Of
AZ to 18. Williams will play jerome
high boys here on Friday evening,
the fourth. Williams girls meet
Clarkdale high girls at Clarkdale on
the fifth.
The border vidette., 1927-11-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of
Samuel H. Alexander, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned administrator of
the estate Of Samuel III. Alexander,
deceased, to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publica-
ton of this notice to the said ad-
ministrator at its place of business,
Trust Building, Nogales, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate, in said county of Santa Cruz.
SOUTHERN TRUST COMPANY,
BY w. w. BARBEE. Asst. Secy.
Administrators of the estate of
Samuel HI. Alexander. deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona, this 22nd
day OF October, 1927. 1022.5t