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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
DIET, EXERCISE OR DEATH I

An eminent medical authority wri,es
that must ~ our city folks die " =
ttiek.nlng NJ The arteries ~ ~ Kidney
disease The Kidneys become closged aud
dp me-, utter the poisons from the blood,
and onc trouble follows another. hirh
hloni pressure damages the heart, Rrter-
ies and hldncys Usually its danger siss
nails are backachc. pain here or there.
swollen feet or ankles. rheumatic twinscs
~ spots appearing before the eyes
''rhc very best remedy II this kae
meat but once day ~ not a, all
Plenty ~ outdoor exercise, and drink
pure water frequently Before meals
take little auuric. the great uric acid
ncu,talScr that l. easily obtained at
the drug .torr When yuu have dE-
Slne-s rhills " sweating worry, or
dragging pains IN hack. Try this wons
dctful enemy tn uttC acid. which Dr,
pierce Of buffalo. ~ v, discovered and
named anufic. Anuflr N many tlmes
mur. po,cnt than li,ha and dissulvcs
uric acid aH hot water does sugar. -
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
BROTHER AND SISTER MEET
AFTER SlXTY.F0UR YEARS

GEORGETOWN. cat Aug
George Hand, pioneer Vt Oklahoma
tt,. wa, surprised lh', week b, a,iut
irum hl, sister whom he last saw a, an
infant IN her h,gh chair. a. he badc his
people good b, and started ipr Calf.
ioinia. Jan Il. 1852. more than sixty.
irrf wear, ago,
mi, sister &c Nj, Shepard " Napa
mother m Editor " \ Shrvafi ui
fhr Placer Count, llsfald
IlHHit Is unr ui the itW remaining
pioneer, ut this divide who r,aii
.'.if't event, VI inne aru lls ,s near.
h ~ ,tit, old and since hi, arrival
~ ~ Dorado County m 1852 until a
lev years aro. has been actively cu
gagged IN the savmill business. some
times for himself and sometimes Tor
others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
LOS ANGELES MAYOR GIVEN
EIGHT MONTHS TO LIVE

lO~ ANGELES. \uy s MlNor
Charlie. Sebastian ma, begun nut
uug Ono. uaif, u order ,u lace M,
future which m, al'uruc, and adviser
llr Rogers. said consist, ui eight
month. tu live according in a gtpup
of doctor, The mlynr was said ,o be-
suffering lum Bright, disease iu an
advanced stage
Sebastian and M, friend, debated the
ldu,lhI'y oi the mayor rr.guug Go
get complete rest The mlyur settled
'hc matter p, declaring "Ih,y ma,
has, 200 D.. 700, .u' u' wy office ur
q cot hr' lll never uu,
Earl Roger, said the malnf's drgi,
iuu iu see thing, through wa, oJcl
stoned D., fumuts u' renewed attack,
1000 him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
Boy Out-Hucks Huck Finn,
Undaunted By Jail Term

SAN NENETIA. Cal, Aug s.
Mr., Peter SchcuiIcn. ~ this town,
though mot wishing 20 a,pcr,c the
prplu, ct Mark IVAN has vet cS-
pressed to friends and nclghhof, 4
regret that lIucklchcrry Finn, ouoS
OF the hum1rl,j, chief work. had
ever entered her home. Her ,uu.
Peter ir. after ore hrclthlc,, read
ur ui that incompatible romance
wa, moved tD ape IN word and deed
II. hero \, q result OF which the
~.bruuru premise, and great
part of the immediate vicinity are
sand ru bee m q state OF dreadful
disorder
Peter ir boy oi high ,pirlI
discovered M lluck Finn Sympa
thcfiC nature Il may hc that to Pc.
fer some oi lluCklchcrrys alycu
'urr, were triilc tame but ,hcy
aNa,, ,hovcd The attitude hc liked
llc irlt that IN real life lluCk Finn
probably did lots more than thcl
lrt him do m the book and Peter
hoped iu live a broader lic than
llu,k though inspired by the same
ideals.
IL was after he had painted and
Vanished the COW to a point where
She rc,cmblcd porch swing that
he wa, apprehcndcd tie had
PLANNED number ot more amhi
u.u, number, and previously had
been able ip negotiate lust few M
l'r thing, such as putting ever,
one ruhhcfs Iu the stove feeding
the cat with patent syringe and
Producing hyNcrta ~ 'hc neigh.
hur, children hy preparing tu jump
u.i 'hc barn
Justice ut the Peace " T. Ma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

q, We do" he said. so planned ~
make place for them to cool oii in
aud then catch them nut Ut II.
las, TUESDAY | tpuk q cake oi ice
and dropped II IN the weed, in the
rocky cove oii Fish point Two hour,
later | dfihed b, the spot with golden
sinner, on my hooks and captured two
bass. unc two and hall pound, and
the other three pound, wheeled
around and ,naggcl a four pom \
icV minute, later had ,sug eight
nice base The oool water i, refresh
nv 'p 'hr has, and 'hafpen' their ap.
nrlllr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
CHICAGO POLICE HELP
MARRIED WOMAN El0PE

CHICAGO. Aus S-thc police
were quito willing To help Mrs Fred
lang rlorc and she might have done
it locHonly the chosen man failed To-
arrive
II va, Lang himself. the husband
who first appealed TO the police lie
,aid hi, wife wa, about ,o clopc with
Harry Kramer aud iha, she was going
Z, take their daughter with her Ills
special anxiety was to recover the
child nut he wouldn', sign com
plant. and therefore when Mt' Lang
came ,n,u the station the police said
shc could 20 a. iat as she liked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
CHEAPER BEEF CUTS
ADVANCE IN PRICE
ALONG WITH CHOICE

Advance IN the price oi the cheaper
cuts OF beef has been a. marked ~
Oklahoma as the increase IN the cost
OF the more choice cuts. according 10
local meat dealers
Tha, meat. which formerly could be
purchased by wholesalers at ~ and
Ia cent, pound now costs 3 and J
cent, a pound, was the Sia,emen, made
Saturday.
Cheaper cuts are selling at about the
,ame price now that they did ten wears
ago m some eastern cities. but this
doe, not apply to oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
HAlG. HEAD OF BRITISH
ARMY IN FRANCE. MAKES
PREDICTION OF VICTORY

n ONDON Aug s we look
forward with confidence to
q" success and triumphant peace"
was the conclusion Of an inspiring
telegram from General Sir Douglas
liaig, commander ui the British
armies IN France, read at a packed
meeting IN Queen, hall last night lo
celebrate the second anniversary ot
the var
Premier A,quith received trc-
menduu, reception when ne moved
q resolution expressing the milrV
ihlc determination pt the people ul
London iu continue the war tn
,ut,r,,i ,iul end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
WireF|ashes

CHURCH POINT, Ia The ufu
bale ui lpln cotton crop m Louisiana
was brought here late YESTERDAY II
va, grown IN acadia parish weighed
ST pound, and sold ior Is cent, a
pound
EAST ST. louis. nm lame, Nal.
den detective. wa, shot and killed
today Pos Iu,ruh tlu,rN whom hr wa,
tpnr tn awaken from o rupur tlu.
rN 'Nru W., dangerously Wounded h,
another lr,.ii,,
CHICAGO J. / Gilhtk. general .u.
pcrln'culcnl oi the Milwaukee railroad
announced TODAY the settlement oi li'
ference, between official, and the ~
lclrgfaphcf' whereby the ,clrulphcfs
Vrf" granted flat increase in salary
in ~ a month
CHICAGO RAYMOND Robin, chair.
man ui the progressive national CON.
,cu'iun and candidate n' 'hr lllnu,
progressive. 'uf lw'rl State, ,u1'uf
m lVli announced nll, that Me- would
support Charlie, Evan, llnghc, f,ruh
h,,u nominee 'of president and NJ
yhfrd that II u, manifest" that ,hr
progressive part, q, dead
WASHINGTON - Weather ptedit
,ion' iuf the plain, state, icf the com.
ing week are temperatures vii
continue above srasnnlhlt average
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Is Sclby opponent vi EstcS IN the gen
cfal election. We'll. a., not ,p. con
tinurd McAdam,. the banker, and
lawyers footed the bin"
McBufnett 10 McAlestef +. g. Nc.
Burnett. freed ~ rcgui,ilion hearing
va, taken Ia McAlcIcr thi, morning
a. answer a charge there An lllinni,
officer this week thought McBuruclt
was Jack Emerson. wanted IN that
state for murder
Courthouse Closed at Noon - The
courthouse closed AZ " o'clock TODAY
IN order 10 gi,c employees halliday
vacation
lwiek Has Quit Counting Last /
heard had 2NN majority over m, cop.
puneni ON PRIMARY ,ald luig, IWilk
tula, I pult counting then
City Dads Talk Paving CITY CON.
mi',ipnct, lhi, morning passed finally
on paving contract, On West lhti,.
third stree, Their special session va,
called originally ,n discus, water sur.
ply iot Wilson 4 Co.'S packing house
Mr. Slack va, unable tn attend. and
opu,spucu,l, the paving matter, were
gwen attention
Appreciation Expressed letter ut
appreciation 10 various organization,
and individual, ~ the 90, wa, received
. 'm, mpfnius AZ the ma,uf, office
I from the safety first" train winch r..
Gently visited Oklahu~'r Civ Accord
iur In the letter. llOrbN prop'c IN The
whole curr'r viewed 'hr c,hihi'' uI
m, tram and nnl Wiiret,,l M, mo
ton picture, displayed therein
Alleged ps,.u,' Csush, lla,lrr
I Cfrvg va, arrested 'hi, morning %,
rln Cluihrmlu Conner, a, a dr,r'ir'
,fuw 'hr arm, \ isvati ~ Sn &c N
tered iur hi, return ~ Font sill Okla
lic will Ne taken to officers ihct, iu
morrow b, officer Conner,
Chief Much Soush, "lhsy'tc al'er
me i, Cmsi Nichrli CIV this week
| The thiti !, faced by tive damas'
suits i'n appealed 'hnu,,' cates IN ih'
county ,uuf, and he had ,o hc u,he,
um irrm under sas in a dentist, rhau
/ A., 'Uttia, ~ testify In MUNICIPAL court
Alleged Dtunk Locked up="Psggy'
ilnfuhrfc,r ALLEGED chronic stew
suggested ,h,, morning that Judge Sp,I
lrr si,c him hem hne ,p that h
could W., io a job at Mustang un Mon
daV rcgpy', -,rla,h ilitsefsd vhci
hc made the ",usst,,iun." however. auu
Il will bc September When he wander
into Nu,aur The ,udvc gave h'm 3
aud thirty da,s IN iail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
BASS lURt0 BY ICE.
EASILY BECOMES PREY

ROCHESTER y w. Nus s-llh.
bard RAYMOND ui the lake keuks
Fishing club has Uncovered nee way
IN catch BLACK base IN hot weather
"Bau feel the ho, weather a. much
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
5000 People Dancing on One
Floor.

The large plat, mittur that are iH.
tailed IN the walls a, ~ Auditorium
all around N, dancing iluuf. shich re-
ilct, each person eight times is the
euse ~ this SATURDAY night always
inds q ,Ivwd at the Audilorium.-Ad,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

va, liberated. hut soon .hmr back
with M, mother and was taken up
Tor quite q longer time. In the IN.
ne interval oi freedom he stole the
family pewter bought two goat,
With the proceed, and picked the
family chicken, alive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

gee sentenced the boy 10 three weeks
ol duraucc vile At the close Of
which y wa, thought that Ilugk
lnu's influence had lett him He
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
MAKE Election Holiday

~ last ,ht ARMY o, summoned. the
mctteuar, 'hr ,.uyr,,iruair. who pol
'u,cS the government m power &, wtc,t
IN, ricM. from 'hr lcicu,clc,, and ihr
weak ,h' European huulh.llrr dr
randup ui the sovereign United State.
that she send h,r SOM, o. jir that their
blood may give value iu vested inter
ti,' whose creation Va, born ui robbery
and whose existence 3, hrug maintained
hy fraud mining huJOwccr, ut the
mountain, the land pirate, 9i 'hc plain,
rilllgrf, ~ The r,nu. urprr,,rr, ui
liberty dr,roilrr ul humr.. murderer,
oi Justice. come an ui ,nu. ,i least there
Is found inf YOU q house ru which ,nu
arc wof,hiprr O., gnI, anil ul whose
sliar the un.yWi. are 20 p, .l.r''Ird
fot sou 'u make tu election holiday
Th, procession .I N'uH 'srw.HI 500.
ian,. headed r.N D. H. m.N
suuln'rl .h's' .' tm. political mrpr
thv The nominee .i @ republican com
veulou i.r rr,Nl,u' ui fhr Juial
State, Charlie AHr. lIulhr."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
Vital Statistics
Births

~ THH sroRK v'H,s your noms, ~ the
home ~ your neishhot call v " 4 .,
ask TOT the city sditof of The Times end
tell min the facts
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson X Maidment
slSt. North Shat,el girl, this morn
ing
Mir and Mrs Frank NJ Palmer. girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

School Matters Attended The boar |
ot education last night voted 10 pave
'l' nroncrl, around the Lincoln school
building elected forty ianitors and me.
glanicS and rc-employcd Mrs. \ r
tlau,,cn manager OF the high school
cafeteria at q salary of SlO0 per month
Negro Clarence Fitch. negro.
8, being sought hy cry police He is
thought 20 have been the man who shot
and srripusly injured another negro m
a tight a, llS North Stlc, avenue la,
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Gasoline Analysts Analysis ni
gasoline ,amplr, submitted the ,iu
chemist y, the municipal Inspector ul
weights and measure, disclosed yrirf
day that thr iurl wa, oi ,i,, two
gravity and Oh, threatened probe Il "a,
ulnc qu,lii, was halted when u va,
discovered that uu ,iiy uf state law
iiNc, standard iuf weigh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Courthouse Closed at Noon - The
courthouse closed AZ " o'clock TODAY
IN order 10 gisc employees a halliday
vacation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Is Sclby. opponcn, oi Estes IN the gen
cfal election We'll. It., not No." con.
tinucd McAdlm,. the banker, and
laMAcf. fnniel the hill"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

lwick Has Out Counting Last
heard ! had 2Nn majority over ~, cop.
puncnt on primary sad Judge IWlJk
tpl,, Qut counting then
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

To Hire Woman Farm Agent Mem
bcr' OF the Federated Country Women A.,
club, decided yesterday at meeting
ot their executive committee IN tht
Lcc-lluCkinS hotel 10 get behind th-
movement to secure woman farm
agent Tor Oklahoma county They WV,
cndcavor TO raise $pO necessary TO as
,urc her employment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

pugilist Wounded-Cwis from knife
received in a fight a, Okarche caused
Bob S,cnhou'r rugilist who has
appeared uu uumefuu, occasions IN
Oklahoma City ~ faint q, lhe Rock
island station last night after he dc
,Ccndcl from 4 tram
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Dam Lumber Missing - MalInC
strips designed Tor use IN connection
with the ciy', cutoff dam al Packing
town are hclug sought hy the entire
Frisco railroad system The lumber =,
necessary ipr the construction ui the
liam aud until It g, found little pfrgrc,,
,ln he made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

brown Third IN Race 7 ufuvn
ismutfaii, candidate irf sheriff 81
'hfd ir the Ryt according ip pii,i
iahulsuur We "a, unN iuut vote, h.
hind Eatr Rob Mrrts d,rrN ,hsf
~ received the lowest vote. ninety i,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

MeBuinet, to McAlester 4. g. Me
Burnett. freed ~ rcgui,ltion hearing
was taken Ia McAlcSter this morning
a. answer a charge there An lllinni,
officer this week thought McBumclt
was Jack Emerson. wanted IN that
state for murder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Recruiting Depots Established Ok
lahoma will soon be dotted with ma
tlonal guard recruiting stations, in the
opinion OF Major {. n Barney, retired
IN charge OF regular army work in thi,
state Four commissioned officer,
have now been stationed at Enid, Tulsa
Mu,kogcc and Lawton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

Sslhy, As.in,, Slo, Machine. -''l'n
against 40, machine, and dice ,hfu~
ing said Charlie, u Selb,. numinte
" the republicans ict county a,,ofre,
City Attorneys Ac,iv. -ri,t ron,ir.
iinns ani two a,1uiials is the 'sorfh
ni yii, ATTORNEYS IN ,'i, srr,alsi ,sss,
'tcl 'u ,nuN,, ,Uuft ir rs, ihfss ia,s
MeAdam, Ccmm.nu on Elsstion--
The, sa1 hil Jte,urDft - pa,ins
gampaisn tsptnsts IT E,i,. ,aid
y MCAdams IN county a,totney's oi
lice to-day That soi" asked Charles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

In Executive Session--Directors Of
the Oklahoma City Chamber OF Com
mcrcc met in executive session at | 80
O'Clock IN the chamber rooms in the
Colcord building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
JAMES CRDGGON'S LIFE
EUL0G|zED BY FRIENDS
Deceased Veteran Newspaper Man
Subject of Much Praise at
Church Gathering.

Members of the Sons of Jonadab and
of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants
of the District of Columbia, as well as
many friends, gathered at Mckendree
NJ K. Church last night and paid tribute
TO the memory of the late James Crog-
gon,, veteran newspaper man. lifelong
resident of Washington and last sur
viving founder of the Sons of Jonadab.
The program included talks and remi-
niscences by some of Mr.. Croggon's
most intimate friends, and a number OF
appropriate musical selections.
Following the Invocation, by KEY
Francis NJ. Mccoy. pastor of Waugh
NJ. L. Church. of which Mr.. Crosgon
was a member, Charles F. Sudwarth'
sovereign chief of the Sons of Jonadap.
gave "reminiscences of the founding OIL
the order and of the important part
Mr.. Croggon played. in the work he
told of how six men, James CroSson,
Samuel c.. Mills, E. c. Ecklof, James j.
Campbell, Asbury Lloyd and w. p. La
selle, founded the order, which had for
its aim total abstinence from lntoHi-
eating drinks, with Mr.. Croggon father
of the thought that caused its inception.
"a recital of his everyday hfe-his will
ingness to make a sacrifice of self for
his weaker brother-unostentati
doing whatever his right hand found
needed doing without letting the left
average man of the present day., SAID
Mr. Sudwarth, would be fulsome flat
terry, so rarely do we come lin contact
with a character of such innate noble
ness of purpose as that of Brother
Croggon."
Rudolph kaufmann. managing editor
of The Star. gave number of rem1-
niscences on Mr.. Croggon's connection
with the paper. of which he was mem
Der of the staff as a reporter and spe-
cial writer for more than fifty years.
james Croggon was d good newspaper
man" said Mr.. Kaufman NO one
yer wrote to the editor of The star
calling attention to a mistake in any of
his articles-he always knew thoroughly
the subject on which he was writing. He
was always cheerful and always had
merry twinkle in his eyes. even up TO
the. time of his death. and he had many
friends. A newspaper man cannot get
alcng well without friends. for they TIP
him off to certain events which are to
occur Uncle Jimmy, as we called him,
always was put wise by his friends.
Mr. Kaufman went on to tell that MT.
Croggon covered the courts in the city
hall in the earlier days of The Star,
stating that although his handwriting
was bad his stories were good and. al
ways accurate. He went on to say that
Mr. Croggon was loved by all who knew
him because of his kindness and cheerful
ness. I'VE all shall miss Jimmy CroS-
gon," said Mr.. Kaufman.
Mr.. Croggon was rated a royal man
by Joseph E. Cotton of Pioneer Coun-,
Gil No. /, of the Sons of Jonadab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
PAPER SAVING EFFECTIVE.
German Manufacturers Now Seek to
Check Economy Movement.

BERLIN. October Is. via London, oc-
tober 26.-The threatened paper fam
inc, which months ago caused cries Of
distress among the publishers, appears
now to be thing of the past. Claim
ing shortage Of labor and high wages.
the manufacturers have sharply ad-
vanced prices since the outbreak of the
war and the publishers several months
ago reduced the number of pages to
save expenses. The government and
other authorities also inaugurated a
propaganda for the economical use Of
paper.
All this apparently has had the ef-
feet of markedly reducing consump-
ton and the manufacturers already
feel 1t necessary to take steps to en-
courage consumption. The association
of Saxon paper manufacturers has Just
issued a circular asking its members
to cooperate in counteracting the
view that a paper famine exists and
in combating the paper-saving crusade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
Will Address Law Society.

Judge Milton Strasburger Of the Mu-
nicipal Court is to deliver the principal
address at the meeting of the Judah p
Benjamin Law Society to be held in the
vestry rooms of the Eighth Street Tenn
pie Sunday at 8 pm. debate, ere
solved, That it would be for the best
interest of the American people for the
government to own and operate the
railroads." will follow. The affirmative
will be upheld by A. Shenerman. of vir-
ginia and B. Coward Of Massachusetts
the negative by G. Helford Of Rhode
Island and NJ. Grossman Of Pennsyl-
vania. A brief business session will
precede the address and the debate. Ar.
rangements will be made for an open
meeting in November. The adoption OF
insignia emblematic Of the society will
be discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
Pure in Thought and Word.

He was a royal man because he was
a victor" said Mr.. Cotton. Every
newspaper man is beset with tempta-
ton, but Brother Croggon overcame
them all and came out clean. He was
pure in. thought and word, and one
never heard an unclean word from him.
and a true handshake- He sought to
make men unselfish and kind and did
not stop to figure whether or not a
good act would pay. The highest
thing we can do to make life worth
while is to emulate that of James
Croggon."
That Washington owes Mr.. Croggon
a great debt for his work of building
men was the declaration of Rev. L.
Morgan Chambers. pastor of McKen-
dree Church. and a member of Pioneer
Council, No. 1.
Every one should have the grace to
grow old sweetIy." said DR.. Chambers.
TT takes a great mind to do SO. but
James Croggon found the spring of
eternal youth because he had great
idea-that of restoration. He loved to
restore a new life to men and that
made him young"
John Z. Rhodes, sovereign secretary
Of the Sons of Jonadab, presided at the
services. The music was under the di-
rection of B. L. Vipond, who also sang
Abide With Me- Other musical Sc
lections were THE Bird With the
Broken Wing" by Mrs Bertha Min
nick. and Memories" by N. F. Started.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements- consisted of John E.
Rhodes, chairman; Charles F. Sudwarth,
Farley. J. j. Desmond. Charles T. Smith.
w c. W. Burgess. J. w. Harker. NJ F.
Kinsey. J. ], Hayre, j. F. Madden and
Charles A Rossiter-