Take a Victrola
on your camping trip
A Victrola is IooktcI upon as a regular part of
a camping outfit nowadays.
It is always sure of a rousing welcome.
Its delightful music is one of the real joys of
camp life.
Whether you are g» -r ramping or not, romr in and get acquainted
with the V-ictrola. We’ r wily play any music you wish t » hear.
Victrola* $15 to $150. Victors $10 to $100. Terms to suit your
convenience. ' \ ♦
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WASHINGTON. July 22. Since thi
price of leadership among hghtiiu
men. now as always, is willingness tt
share equally danger and death, chap
lalns with the American troops art
not hesitating to pay it.
Two of them. Father Houghertv ant
the Rev Lyman II Rollins, were or
tiered hack from France and after t
day's stay in Washington sent ti
Camp Zachery Taylor, at Louisville
that men of tile cloth undergoing i
preliminary training period there mat
have the benefit of the experience o
those wlio have preceded them. Lien
tenant Rollins, Ir ing up to the require
ment Hint chaplains must stay will
their charges, followed a lint fa lion o
New Knghtml infantry " over the top'
a few weeks ago. but came back tin
scathed, while Father Iiougherty. wh
ranks as a major, served in staff ca
pacltv for the ministerial corps.
While only one chaplain, fnptaii
Walton S Hanker of Worcester. Mass
has paid the price in full on June H
and lies now in a grave near a she!
crater in the making of which he re
reived a fatal wound, the quiet at
rrptanre of the soldier's risk is win
ning for many others of the corn
high standing among their men. Tie
Rev Frederie II Hanker, brother o
the gallant deatl man. and himself ;
worker for tile V M C. was will
him during his last hours
At Selcheprey anil C.mtigney. lie
priests and ministers who wear the tin
Iform have, unarmed, held their place
with the moving ranks, and will con
^ tinue to do so while the present spir
it rules.
In the Louisville camp, chaplain re
emits are spending five weeks living
the life of a private. They take till
drills and labor, with the added effor
of absorbing lectures and lessons upot
army organization The army no*
has 700 chaplains in service, and 35'
more are ready for assignment. Pro
testant chaplains are selected tbrougl
the Federal Council of Churches o
Christ, while Catholics are namet
through Father O'Heam of the Paulis
order, assigned to a station near thi
war department for the purpose.
About 200 additional chaplains wil
be added shortly.
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Use the Times' classified column
MORMONS IN SAXONY
CAUSE OE APPREHENSION
—
AMSTERDAM. July L'T Represen
tatives in Saxony of tin* Mormon
• hurch have petitioned the Saxon
chamber for permission to conduct
freely their religious observances un
der the same privileges as those
granted to their religious communi
ties. The minister of public worship
has consented to examine tie- inten
tion.
The Neues Saechsisches Kirchen
lil.itt. the organ ot the Saxon ehureh,
asks indignantly how people can he
found to countenance such a proposi
tion at this time it declares that no
competent Kerman authority ever rec
ognized Mormonism.
“We take this." says the clerical1
organ, "as a challenge Let us he on
our guard America is sending over
force' to carry the war into our coun
try and to cheat us out of peace."
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JAPANESE DEGENERATION
, IS EMPHATICALLY DENIED
()S \ K A. Japan. July i!.', 'raking ex
reptioi to the talk of degeneration of
the pr - * nt da> Ja; aiie-a-, the \sahi
points tn the remarkable increase ot
reliulo is feeling It sa>s that the two
ini' "pillar ?• • ipies in Japan, one
in the Ka >t and the other in the West,
attract millions of pilgrims every
1 year. Due is the Kudo Ituddhist tern
1 pie it Narita. and the other tin- Kom
pita Shinto shrine in Shikolu The
latter lias a number of replicas or de
tached temples in Tokio
it is said that the annual number
of pilg ims to Kompira is more than
three i ii 1 lion. but this year’s number
is uni rceedented. The number ot
pilgrims during a recent month is re
ported to have reached close upon two
millions, and if visitors arrive at this 4
rate the number for the year will
reach a tremendous figure. The peo
ple of the little town of Kotohira.
1 where the temple is situated, are reap '
ing a golden harvest.
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Congole ini rugs-? The Northwestern
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