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The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
Plan Big Gym.

Altoona, Nov. 1S.-A meeting will
be held here today to formulate plans
for the Pennsylvania Railroad Ath-
letic Association. which will include
in its membership all classes of en-
ployes on the Eastern grand division
If 5000 members are enrolled a big
gymnasium will be erected here for
the use of the organization and will
be equipped with all sorts of athletic
paraphernalia- Each department of
the shops. Offices and transportation
will be represented on a general COM
mittee which is to have the affairs In
charge.
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DIED.

DAWSON wednesday. November II,
1915, SARAH. E. DAVIS, at Tubercu-
losis Hospital
Funeral private from Lees Chapel on
Friday, November 19, at / p. m.
HILLEBRANT-on Thursday, November
IS, 1915, at his late residence, sos B
street northeast, FRANK j., beloved
husband of Carrie Hillebrant
Funeral services on Friday, November
10, 1915, at 7:3o p. m. 1nterment in
Kingston, N. Y.
LANGRAN-On Thursday, November IS,
1915. at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. ISOBEL LAM
GRAN. wife OF the late William Lam
gan and sister of the late James L.
Eervand.
Funeral services will be held at George
P Zurhorst's Sons funeral parlor 30l
East Capitol street. at D. m. Satur-
day, November 90 Relatives and
friends invited to attend
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
Shugrue May Quit Boxing.

New York. Nov. I.-Friends of Joe
Shugrue are bringing every influence to
bear in an attempt to persuade him to
discontinue his activities in the ring, and
1t is quite probable that the Jersey City
lightweight, who at one time was con-
sidered a formidable opponent for the
lightweight title, will never be seen in
action in the ring again. Shugrue's eyes
are in such poor condition that he will
probably meet with some serious acci-
dent II he insists on continuing his ring
career.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19

THos. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY SALE OF THE
TWosToRY. SEvES-ROOM FRAME DWELL
ING ON EVANS STREET, Mt. RAINIER
GREENWOOD, MD
By virtue Of an order Of The Supre-,s Court
o. the District Of Columbia holding a bank
ruptcJ court. in Te Jas B. Atkinson. bankrupt
No. 1855. ] will sell At public auction in front
Of the premises SATURDAY. NovembeT %
'sl5. At o'clock p. n lot - in block in
subdivision called Brentuood Prince George
County. Nd, improved - above
Terms Of sale made known at tine and place
Of sale. One hundred dollars deposit required
upon acceptance OF bid. TINS TO Be complied
with within thirty days from Gay Of sale
Further particulars upon application 10 under
signed
J. DAWSON WILLIAMS Real Esrats Trust
Building Trustee IN Bankruptcy
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
BIG GAME IN BUFFALO.
Hobart College and University oi
Buffalo to Meet on Turkey Day.

Geneva, n. Y, Nov. IS.-Hobart Col
lege is scheduled to meet the fast Uni
versity of Buffalo team at Buffalo on
Thanksgiving Day. This is the last
game for both OF these teams this sea-
son, and as Hobart has not been defeated
up to this time, a sharp conflict is ex-
pected- Hobart has many alumni and
friends in Buffalo. and a large part of
the student body is expecting to accom-
pany the team on a special train.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
Football Star surains Shoulder

Easton, Pa. Nov. 1s.-Lafayette
hopes received a severe setback when
in scrimmage that lasted for over
an hour. Lake, the star full back,
sprained his shoulder and 1t is a
probability that he will not be able
to play in the game against Lehigh.
If Lake is not able to play Diamond
and Martin are the logical candidates
for the post
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19

UPON PROPER AuTHoRTTY THERE WILL BE
onered for sale AZ The sales room q C. @. Sloan q
Co. 1907 street northwest. 500 Sd year Per
Snt coupon bonds. Of the New Washington Brick
Company. numbered 10 to ID Inclusive for zoo
each. with Nay TO- 1917 and subsequent eoupons at
tsched. On MONDAY. November =, lsg at II
O'Clock o m
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To PLAY Football on Pacific Coast

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 1S.-The University
Of Nebrasga football team will make a
trip to the Pacific coast and probably
will play the University of Washington
on New Years Day at Pasadena. Calf
The Nebraska athletic board has sane
toned the trip. An invitation to play
in the West came to the university from
a Pasadena committee last week.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
Cornell Leads Scoring,

New York. Nov. 1s.-Statistics pub
lished today show that Cornell leads
all the other Eastern football teams
in the total of scoring points. The
Ithaca eleven has rolled up 263 points.
Syracuse is second with 252, Pitts
burgh third with 227 and Colgate
fourth with 22a.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
Duffy Lewis Quits the Stage

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 1S-Duffy Lewis
was offered a job on the vaudeville
stage.
You've gotta wear grease paint" said
the theatrical persons.
'T do, do I?' shifted the home-run hero
of the Red Sox. well, I don't. See?
won't doll up like a chorus man for any,
body. I'm offa this hers stage stun right
now"
took II up.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
Ticket Scandal in West.

Chicago. Nov. 1s-Chicago developed a
ticket scandal today when charges were
made that brokers have obtained large
blocks Of pasteboards for the big Chi
cago-Illinois game at Stagg Field Sat-
urday and are holding them for twice
and three times the face value.
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PERSONALS.

GENERAL MANAGER
and all our .alesmen are ready 70 show the cas-
Of stock that we sell if it's pair Of new pants Al
s. 50 20 s. they must oe the best you can ooy tor
tb.t amount and besides. they must be . per cnt
L., than regular. ar sale One rrice. JUSTH'S 5
OLD STAND, SO ID.
N. 0Connor, and scsip TGeatnsnt sundays
ard evenings By Eppointment,
ss-7 Kenois Blds llth and g sts- nv.
TT-RAHE sPECIALs: SOC HEALTH HERB
Mixture, Sc; TrokAs stop cough. ticklish throat,
lcr. Hair Grover POmsde. loc: Beauty Powder. l0e
Admfation Perfume. g: Rare Health Herbs. &c.
lH.s Tth -. NV.
DR.. FISK ELGIN, SPECIALIST,
Has removed MS o1ices 70 LIZ "a ave- ~. 70
engaEenents call Main oA
fFSee sd Sundays Herlld
nF1cc rAIN Manicuring ana Scalp
mlSS Oh1N treatment 7ls 7th 81
n W.. Apt 1. Phone Main 7425.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

GENERAL FARM. CONTAINING = ACRES.
also got poultry farm PIndsll Station
Chesapeake Beach r. r. Fre-roon house out
buildings. fuit. good water. 2 horses wagons, i'm
plementS. cTops. 80 chickens. Gni household furni-
tIre. Price. S2ooo. c. F. LEE. Annapolis
A FRUIT FARM BARGAIN-lo0 ACRES. TOO
bearing trees. 1000 Enpe vines: ! mile electric
line in Virginia; only Il miles out; SO per acre;
terms easy: CoNwELL 400 II NV. NJ, 81
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FOR SALE OR RENT

3 BRYANT ST. \. W.-I0 HANDSOME ROOMS
hot-wItsr heat: fine neighborhood: brick Esr1ge
So il and then rent or buy; rent for So without
EAragc D. II. JOHNSON CO.. I3s n.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Losf-L1R6E TAssEL AND ROPE OF CUT
Set. Reward returned to MS De sales st.
L0sT-G0LD WATCH AND FOB BETWEEN
District line and Evans BLDG. both bearing ini-
tials ''P b. c." Reward II returned TO 50 Evans
Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19
CAPITAL CITY DUcKPIN LEAGUE
FOURTEENTH STREET puckP1N LEAGUE
RECLAMATION DUcKP1N LEAGUE
COMMERCIAL pUCKPIN LrAcUE

tals...... % N $50 TotAls... S5 "a
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use HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. 1UCTioNEET

ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCrIONEER.
Household, Office and Lunch
Room Furniture, Flexotype Ma
chine, Dictaphones, Typewriters.
Etc, by order trustee in bank
ruptcy, Columbia Transfer and
Storage Co., and others.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT WESCHLER'S,
92O Pa. Ave. N. w.
SATURDAY,
Commencing $50 AM.
Inciudinz Painting. Charlotte Caday.' by Cha.
Armour; Large Mahogany Extension Table Funed
Oak Red Leather Settee and Armchair Il Double
Leather 5ettses Parlcr Suites. Dressss Chinoniers
sideboards. Burets Leather Diningruon Chairs.
China Closets, Bras Beds. 80 Assorted Mattresses.
suit Gases. BABY Busgies. Ladies Desks Pictures.
Cut Glass. Croekery. Refngsntors. Ron-top Desks.
on''' ch.i'' C'r0<'' RE Rgss; Etc.
ioMshosany-anished Bsntwood Chain. u Arm
Lunch Chains Tables. Marble Counter. Large Re-
iriEerator Lunch sign. Ice Cream Cabinet. Buzz
Fan. Crockery. Etc
At II O'Clock Noon.
FeIotyps Machine, Dietaphones. Oliver Type
ALSOs
1916 4-cyl. spas. Overland; 1912
.6-cyl. 7-pas, Packard; 1913 Cole
Roadster; 1913 and 1914 Ford
Touring Cars; 1914 Chevrolet
Roadster, Chalmers Touring Car
and other Autos; 2 Horses and 2
Wagons, Carriages, Wagons, Har-
ness, Etc, by order of Trustees and
Others.
T-ms-cash ADAM A wEscHLER. Anct
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCTIoNEERs,
I+C G street.
UPON PROPER AUTHORITY THERE WILL BE
onered for Eals AZ the sales room q C. @. Sloan q
Co. l4T street northwest. 5000 so year pr
esnt coupon bonds. Of the New Washington Brick
Company; numbered 10 to -. inclusive for 800
each. with Nay TO- 1917 and subsequent coupons at
tsched. On NoSDAY Nor.nber p fs5 AZ II
O'Clock - m.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, Auctione-rx
By VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
Gully recorded. in Liber No. 14s Folio III e SEQ
o. ne hnd records Of the Dtsrict Of Columbia and
~ the request OF the party secured thereby the
derHsned trustees will sell AZ public aucton in the
ofncr OF Thoa J. Owen 4 Son ISL G 81 NV on
MEDNEsDAY: the 18th day Of November. A. D..
Iso n S0 O'Clock p m. the followinEde,crfbed
and and premises. situate IN the District of Coluu-
ola. and designated and being lot is in block D
IN the subdivision Of Garfield As ans is recorded
u The Ofhcs Of the Surveyor Of the Drrict OF
Columbia. improved BY a snan dwelling house
Terms TO oe announced al time Of sale deposit OF
n@ Ein b REQUIRED At time Of sale Al convey
anGns recording. etc. AZ cost Of purchaser Terms
Of sale 20 Be complied with within fifteen DAYS from
day OF sale ENOCH L WHITE, ALEX. BRITTON
Trustees. wilkins Building
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DOGS. BIRDS, POULTRY.

JUST MISUNDERSTANDING CAN2RIEs, PAR
rot. Dogs. Cata Rabbits. Guinea Pigs Goldfish
AGusriums AID remedies for all kinds Of pst. send
for catalogue. Tsxidermy In an its branches
sCHMlD'S PET EMPORIUM
III Twelfth Etreet northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-11-19

LADIES FOR OUTSIDE WORK:
SPLENDID PROPOSITION.
BASEMENT, oI2 I4TH ST. N. w.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Night School Work.

= Wrter n recent issue Of the Coiery after de-
houses
nen furnished the Of the E. White Goal Com
Eany at Glen following Of the splendid work
beng IN night is being supported
t5 the operators:
IS the object Of the company build mining
from ranks and maintained
vited to attend free cost .I5sS@ s@
Of the officials graduates mining
International
30 to instruct The
has been
1are Feels showing mining methods
to the and the
way Of simple, practical addresses delivered
the BIZ weekly
AXIS by the company officials.
company has just completed at the stoesbury
this practical end At Glen White pars are being
made for structure which being designed to cover
wants the employees the
y il the development Of
stactoIy results are being attained. .N8Ss.
company alone this River slnokeless
ee IN the Work of upt and advancement being carried
OF by all he5leading companies in the field
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Raising Road LAWS

To aid legislatures revising framing
road tegsaton dealing eahausLiYe
state arrangement
ISOLATION With The Bureau o Muncpal Research q New
ndexed and brought date has been submitted
ittee to a. III Johnson highway the
Research for the
rels and charts which will indicate the
which simplicity and efficiency obtained
GUIDED IN the issued will models
aid to road convict
labor Of bonds
Of local roads regulation Of subjects
legislation Charts Illustrating graphically
arit and the state systems will
prepared. sa5t#szsE 75=zs
The American ton its legislative
secured the effective aid
Public Rosds in compiling al road laws and the
Their step turning this adj
vantage The third this undertaking com.
personal conferences
experts whose
by the highway association.
the association represented by Charles secretary
its Office work charge
PeInybacker. executive secretary. s
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thoughts hardly have been tolerated
h Grant it equally out of
Place today Certainly there
the reunited union. s9
1fty Years the laid
Gown It's South glad that
great Gyl var did There VIII
70 the the brother
through
observance acelebration victory SUCH Therewas
u.s. At the Geysburg
veterans who have been here Bo
on the ast fen days long past that
we're able
south who planning their
az iichnlond IN Both Both
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Mr.. Strickfadeu's salary has aver
aged 5000 Ia year and out Of this sum
earned as pastor OF tic ORTIZ ASH.
land Avenue Erangelica Church. Chi
cago. he has bought and paid for a
cosy home IN Logan Square. He has
brought up four chill given eaet,
Citizen a good education: Mitts plenty
10 eat and wear. 1c has also helped
many IN distress nd has contributed
literally to church enterprises. The
family is free from debt because tlley-
have lived simply and n,iostcnEaticus-
~. and have paidcasl, for every thing.
e have made iii a rule to,geat
good, wholesome God aud have
plenty OF it said the Rex. Afr, StFick-
faden, TO keep q Saving account and
economic in small matters as well
as large ones.
Mrs. Strickfad len has always done
I her own cookinE and Sewing. She
early learned the value Of simple,
well balanced meals IA T,-ing the menu
each day SO that there is never mo-
4 notony IN the diet.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
lloyd Georges Liquor Speech.

London Times containing the fulltet OF Lloyd George
speech liquor probe reached ~ erIca
George preached labor meeting at
This speech eliminates feTvent appear 70 The
Of thelaboIers employers which runs As
allied between them could raise armies o over
Much should;ke talk about the need Of
the point Of special appeal today VIC sta
equipment than of This war IS an engineers
it lost owing the efforts or shortcomings
ofengineers-
.Our realize that, and employers and Worne11l
Germany stranng their utmost hear OF WoTker
works here who refuse to work WoA LOT e
minority throws whole work out OF
WHAT'S the Sometimes it one thing sometimes It as
another, but letls be perfectly candid
lure of drink They refuse TO work Full time
their strength and efficiency Impaired by
which they have their lelsure Drink doing Us
damage than all the German submarines
Unless able to equip armies
will
men, delay producing them full of peril this
country that things that ought to be
kept from the not believer giving lnorna
which is useful to him. You depend omit he knows But
do not believe in withholding from public Information
which they ought because unless tell
invite cooperation The nation that cannot hear The
truth not fit for and be volunteers
ought satisfy the apprehensve that
tnid who cannot face unpleasant acts We
appeal for the cooperation employers and
public The three must and endure together
delay and maybe imperil victory.
We laugh at things in Germany that ought terrfyus We
Look at the making bread out Of poatoesha
a that potato bread spirit something which
emergency and instead Of hooking all ought
inat 4$ .s !. FL
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Goal Industry Summarized.

With encouraging coal from the
states and pointing out the
issued National
being distributed by the Baltimore and
company The pamphlet is replee able
and
Of coal by the countries of and the
which it is prepared handbook
the coal trade ready reference. sss15ss5
The il striking
of
loss which the Through
interruption Of their coal trade Which temporarily
has withdrawn vast tonnage from
Pointing the activity theposs
bt their meeting the competition of other
worlds coal trade the article shows the
which inthe United States will
Panama Canal route IT certain that coal produced
sold proftably coalng
station hecana
the price charged This
should
tween The eastern seaboard Ct the United the Orient
1903 97l540 tons of produced United
91 which about 40 of the worlds output
estimated the that and pro-
duced to the
cent Of calculated to than
three trilion, five hundred billion tons. s:#g@5
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LIT b TALlKS ON STIIRI Tia i
BY S. $. INA Us ..E8
Presizaent 44n-erieaE Sssae1 FIR

b
Tor breakfast the family has =
cereal. oranges or grapefruit 81 otl1tr
fruit in season, bread, butter, coffee. 4
Thei luas heens are mainly ma az
from ieft-ogeTs from other meals and
their dinners usually consist of j
broilcd or baked or stewsd piece OF
meat, usually bee, or fish, with Fege-
tables, bread. butter and some simple.
easily digested dessert. as for instance
rice, sage or = cttstard:
From the French people We may
learn many Lessons in economy and
frugaIity. hey do not waste q thing.
They have positive genius for ntiliE-
ing everytling. he French peasant.i
for instance, gathers psttle twigs and
branches from the trees, which We
Americans conslEn to a hont1rr, ard
these he ties neatly into bundles and
sells for kind1ins.
All scraps of food and every biz
Of the vcgctab bic is used b. the French
Cooks. For instance. the French
housewife never throws away the va !.
ter which il drained from vegetables
III boiling. This is saved and PIT IN
Tier stock pot to form the basis OF
SOUPS and also every scrap Of suet5
and fat is saved and used for frying.
The American in nine cases out Of.
ten will use butter at forty cents a
pound, perhaps, when st1et and bcef
fat is very much better. a.
II Also the French cook knows tbs
value Of the cheaper cuts of meat
She utilizes the tops Of bects and cell
cry, thrown away IN rnany american;
homes. for making salads. and to give
tang 10 her Eravics and n1ade-ovcri
dishes. let us take these lessons
home to ourselves. ri
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bars st ERig loo:
56ood -bye, uncle s
FubHc D5y,y,. !
n I4UntiuStqp Herald Dispateh

tI4untinEtQp Herald Dispatch.
Governor Hatfield OF Vest mia
has fol loved tue example OF Gorernor
sion. nE Indiana III in setting apart
April 19 to be observed as pphlh
health day }s W Ts%
/. Us Indiana. last October. q nishty
/ impetus was given disease preTenttpr
py5 the state wide Observation or Ii
gay. On I'M hIch lactuTsss pun ti9ps.
tezhtbitions. parades 4 Id schuei seSer
sclses, Combined Ia disseminate the
| iM tedge that half az shumanits;s
burden iot Sickness isl pTeventahles
- MS praclanlatio ntsogernor gLIat-
neld asks tho preacher an the SUNDAY
preceding public health day to- de-
clare -sss ~
ne solemn Obligation that rests on
;soclely and on the indiy idual to- work
!; 4 .iof lean and heal thfll cond itipnS OF.
/ liNtn FOR tho removal or knoTn
tsalses Of disease, and for the disscnl-
ma ma ION OF a knowledge az those pests
i mat underlies an et1icient preservation
~ 1t1e pn -. and social sienc
Y. .els -, - tTuest patr tisn to hsf1t
1 III ms s Country But tho man behind
Tine gun IS not the on Ii Tor. s NJ,
men mel and women Who are cnSared ii u
I Ih 81 Nentieth century crlisadc ayainst
4 lnReTcuios1s and other proven taf5f1
4 diseases are entitled 10 their need Or
i praise as patriots true, aud al bl,l-
nianlty needs to be enlisted iii the
4 couse Jew York Mail
200 much stress cannot be la ia m
II on the Importance of this SUGGESTION
4 We believe the day lis coming Id which
1.-THE laWyerslrl1o keeps his client oft
Iof litiga tfon will be the most sought
iand best paid LAWYER, and the doctor
\ who keeps his patrons VOL the moss
sought and best paid doctor. That
much. IL not Of the sickness the peo-
| pie suner Is preventatole, is not to be
questioned. That much OF the dis
eases which preys upon he., human
\ family is due to ignorance of the pre-
fscFIbed laws of health and sanitation.
Tor to Gross violation OF those laws.
lis soemtllins that will be generally
conceded a campaign, therefore. hay-
ling for its object. enlightenment or
1.-THE people along lines calculated to
awaken them 10 the Importance OF
the question Of tea 18th, Is SO admirable
in its purpose as to demand the sup
port of the people. There are III this
movement vast possibilities. Disease.
even when not cOntaEious. is avoidablc
#inea large degree. The peopla should
i be taught how to avoid disease. TIE
i observance OF public health day will
have a tendency to direct the minds
of the people definitely to this ques-
ton. 1t is the greatest OF material
Questions. it affects every man unto
himself. It envelops communities
Governor sHa field Should have the CO
operation Of the people in pressing
the true meaning Of this day.
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leader the band there
the best had, and when his got him
store ii New York and heard moth
him months then back
loaned him. time called and told
she had been sent She related that the
proposed marriage
Prsoner re said that # she wanted to know about him
could tell her. That fellow still
employed the store has two
houses which lac has bought from He IS
as New penentiarE truly
reformed
= know there who believe they
they accomplish this they do than the ordinary
warden and perhaps it is worth the trial.
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NEW YORK, Apr Harry Fra
zee, So Broadway hears, went in with
Jack Curley as supplier of the War
Chest for the Willard-Johnson fight.
and is now likely to clean up a lot
Eof money he has dropped in the the.
atrical business ips New York.
| Fragee is O wealthy wcsterner Nho
blew into New ork a number OF years
ago to take flyer in theatricals. He
has had some successes but mostly.
failures. Now he is going to clean.
long shot too. He put UP in the neigh
horhood Of s 100. 00O. he got back
about $1,000 out Of the actual light,
! but he has a gold mine in Wl1lard.
The champion is under contract to:
Trace and will be exploited to the
Hint The picture receipts will bring
IN about S35O, G00 in spite OF the fact.
Of The fact tia there is a federal law
against Transporting tight pictures
from state to state. Frazee believes.
there u.s. a grave question OF the con-
lstitutionality fsthis ] aM and he will
test it tlroug all the courts.
Robert w. Cham ers, The author,
recently purchased a home on Long
Island and travelled to and from View
York By all tonnob BIZ The other5 week
The ecided to go ia fol, chic ken rals-
coon: On the d aE i twas to arrive he
Set forth in q Va gon .tosbring itsfronli
the freight Office. 5s5
III ii es reached Il he ailway station
(Which he. lad never seen hcfor =
ter ans hours drive No one5@was IN
l.sigh but there was his chicken coop.
III put 1T on the wagon and started
home After going several rods he
Eencount tered a MA h IN Uniform it'll
1.-The title .tssta ton Enlasteron bis cap.
What haNesso sot on that dray?!f'
demanded he ton master, excit-
Eedly. sF55s
l'.:.a1y 81 new chicken coop.
Chicken coop, nohine- You're
Ecarrying off BlankVil lie ~ nnc til on, e.
The scholastic theolog ians are out
after DIR. Charles II. Parkhurst. ia S.:
tterian church and ono OF the special
writers on the II cart papcrs: y seems
/ that DR. Parkhurst has stroked the
! .clericals fur th e wrong way in his open
advocacy of the use OF light wines
and beer IL. 4
Ha has always been a. liberal 10
This rie~s.and yet he has been in many
vigorous fight in New y orll and Inns
I done much to make the s q ty better
lnorall r lie lis strong Wa against pro-
Inhibition because he does not believe
that it prohibits and he is backed UP
1by Editor Art l1ur 81 Shane.
AS the result of his views, charges
have been filed against Parkhurst in
THE noderator's council OF the New:
York presbyterys The case in point
WAS that DR. ri rkhurst wired a Cal