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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
5
In all Helena diocese churches a course of sermons on the holy mass is being given. Priests named by the bishop prepare these sermons, and this sixth installment is written by Rev. F. X. Lechner, pastor of St. Ann's church in Butte.
In Exodus and Ecclesiasticus the priestly vestments are described as symbols of glory and virtue. The amice alb cincture maniple stole and chasuble represent humility purity and the yoke of Christ. The faithful are urged to view the priest as the high priest Jesus Christ and to adorn their souls with corresponding virtues during mass.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. and visit Boulder hot springs for rheumatism relief. P. O. News Stand offers stationery fine writing material and a full line of office supplies.
Central Presbyterian church choir of 20 voices under Ivan Hoberts plans a concert to be held in the next few weeks with Mrs James Adams as organist during Thursday evening rehearsals.
The final drive in Butte to secure votes for initiatives 18 and 19 will culminate today with a 11 am parade by Butte high school and School of Mines students and a 7:30 pm torchlight parade by School of Mines alumni and local high school students. Alumnus from Montana universities attend, judges and speakers have urged support, banners and decorated cars expected, urging rally for state institutions.
Due to space constraints the voting place for Precinct 64 moves from 1004 West Silver Street to 27 South Excelsior, announced by County Clerk Sam Anderson. An inspection of voting machines will be done today to ensure proper operation. Voters are urged to read sample ballots carefully to minimize delays.
The final Republican rally occurs this evening at 8 o clock in the Empress theater with several speeches on campaign issues and a musical program by the G.O.P. quartet. Speakers include R. Leonard DD J. Charles Dr. T. C. Witherspoon and Fred Wurman as preparations are made for a large political gathering.
London reports the upcoming replacement of the Black Maria prison vans with the new Brown Maria. The rubber-tired vehicle promises a smooth run and features lighting inside, with space for twelve prisoners arranged six per side and a central jailer seat.
Reports from Mexico City say Argentina is drafting legislation to centralize crude oil, keeping a large share in the country for industry, railways, and ships. The proposed law is described as more radical than Mexico's article 27.
Indianapolis Star notes Mr. Burleson faces questions about performance and admits there could be areas to improve. The piece frames the discussion around leadership accountability and ongoing efforts to raise standards within the organization.
The Butte community letter defends Katherine Meagher, descendant of Thomas Francis Meagher, from alleged slurs in the Bull et in and the Butte Independent. It praises her Irish patriot lineage, notes her music teaching stint, studies in New York, and DePauw University Chicago education, and urges Irish citizens to protest the insults.
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