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Evening journal., 1919-10-06


several thrilling adventures, she returns
home, much wiser than when she left
She is writing Of her experiences to
Joan, her chum.
I am writing TINS, Jean dear, in
little hotel at Holings Junction, where
Randy and ! had lunch together, The
plates were thick, the coffee muddy and
The chicken tougher than a tennis ball.
We weren't The first who had employed
tue tsbleelolh. And there were ilies,
But did care? Not II The stuify
dining room was a lordly hall, The
food 'ambrosia. The flles were mes
sengers OF cheerl For it was 80 GOOD
10 be at rest aud with an old, loved
friend.
And yet days Inc delight or
hearing about you 1rst-hand or learn
ing all the friendly news Of Bentsville
Of being reassured by this blessed
Randy that the gossip Mrs. Mills eircu-
lated was not so serious as | thought
Al this made il seem but a fash OF
time. Yet learning so much, feeling so
much, transporting myself TO Bents-
Vile on the wings Of Randys narrative.
makes me feel we must have sat in that
old dining room for months on months
1T wasn't so much the tittle-tattle
that Mills woman had started" Randy
told me. that sent me scrambllng 10
your rescue, Dolly. 10 was what knew
would follow. I'm wise 10 that Her
ron chap and I was all too sure he
would stop at nothing TO accomplish
what he set his mind 10.
Il was one OF the very few who
knew Of the Ridgely Lakes affair, and
decided this was the moment TO
spring It, Il would enable me TO snatch
YOU out OF his clutches and at the 1
same time put a wholesome crimp in |
this blooming self-assurance Of his. /
Why. that fellow was beginning 10 !
think he could get by With anything !
lie knows better now"
Then Randy began 10 look at his 4
watch every few minutes.
Don't hurry me, Rand ! pleaded.
III you knew how hate TO go back 10
New York"
New York;" he shouted. You're
going straight 70 Bentsvllle with me.
I've hired flivver TO run us over in an
hour. There's just one disappointment
for you, Dolly. Joan is away. Had TO
go up TO her Aunt Cynthias 10 help
with one Of the kids. It's measles or
pip or something"
SO am sending you this line dear.
10 tell you that the mere prospect OF
seeing old Bentsyille again has made
a new girl OF me. only this morning
was sick with despair Now my heart
Is singing. Randy has a way OF resting
and comforting person without SEEM
ing 10 try. He Is so good 10 look at,
loo. What have you done to him,
loanT
The car IL al the door and am fairly
trembling with esgerness I want the
Heron chapter Of my summer behind
me as quickly as may be. want 20
lask IN the homely peace Of Bentsville.
am like a homesick soldier who Jared
'orth 10 conquer the world-and found
himself fighting inglorious mud and
ain and all the powers Of darkness. He
wants a sight Of the yellow lights IN
he house windows, the smell OF the
woods. the green Of his familiar hills
Ie wants his neighbors' voices, the
Evening journal., 1919-10-06

grasp Of friendly hands, and hearts that
understand
Only you won't be there, Joanie.
can't quite understand IL. And Randy's
manner when / ask him OF you puzzles
me
God bye, darling, here's TO our meet
ing soon. DOROTHY.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06

tsrson Or. Charles Reese. Joseph Ban
croft. w. s. Harrington and Charles X.
Weston.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
Price Machine Co.
Ais West Front st.

General Machine Repairs.
AutomobIIe aud Gasoline Engine Repairs
Frames Strengthened.
Carbon Burning.
Welding and Bra1ins.
Electrical Repairs.
Automobiie Parts made.
All Work Guaranteed.
BELL PHONE 7ass-w.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
Board of Assessment
for the
City of Wilmington

Wilmington
investigations
entirely proportion
the value of the properties
aths
Tabe
determine TO do whatever
real estate and
doneowaTd assessments
sboadto tplans
exorbant furnish
the attached form and forward promyto the office of the board
Board o City ofNVnmhon,
W., E. SLOWER. Predden
H.T. PRICE, Secretary.
To the Of City Wilmington
Name ofRentr r - -,-- -- -- -- --"--
formerly
Condition
- --- -------- --
SIgned)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
DISTURB THE FILTH
OF MANY CENTURIES
Consiantlnoplc l. Undergoing u
Cleaning up Under Guidance of
the Nmcrt,un Red Gross.

CoNSTNNTINOpLE Aprl 10 -r
cry MaiiD -Cons'au'.rop.c is being
cleaned up 10y iho allies and sQon
II vii! h" Ike a western Eurupcnu
city The regeneration OF lurke,
Is commencing win a general siui-
tary campaign IN which the Nmc'.-
can Rcd cross commission go INC
Balkans has been ASKED go alf
American sanitary engineers ot
the GocthalS Npc are hldlN needed
at here. declared an American
physician, "ScVcrapa system. must
he Installed throughout ,h" notr
east In hundreds OF towns ouus'an
lroplc must bee cleaned up ull 90
looks Like Swiss nouscwIfc's
kitchen Mosquito netting b, The
millions ot bales mus. ho brought
over Local doctors dp not believe
IA the screening uf r..h beds or OF
hospital Window. The mus, go to
school again 100 their profession
Swamps ana unhealthy valley, mus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
REPORT LENlNE SEEKING
ARMlSTICE WITH k0l0HAk

LONDON. May while there is
no confirmation from other sources
that Nikolai Lcnine. the bolsheviki
premier Of Russio has proposed an
armistlcc OF Admiral kolohak. head
uf the Illusion government at
bmsk. there are Indications that the
bOlshcviki are anxious over the fate
OF Hctrogrdd and Moscow. A wire
less Russian dispatch states that the
defense committee of Moscow Is APP
pealing for women volunteers Tor
military service In towns and admits
that non bolshcvik troops are fight
ing In the outskirts Of Riga on the
left band OF the Dvina,
According to a dispatch from the
Reuter- correspondent with the allied
forces In the Murmansk region,
which reflects military views. there
IL no doubt entertained that petro-
grad can bc taken but he says It's
capture would be useless owing 10
the allies inability to feed the popu-
lation as the British line Of COM
muniCations Is now 500 miles long.
with a single line Of railways The
correspondent adds that Admiral
Kolohak's troops should be In Nitaka
in six weeks and soon Afterwards
should he In touch with the
Archnngcl front. He says once SUP
plies from siberia are assured. tn"
CAPTURE ~ Moscow and Pctrograd
viii be "A matter of only a short
time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
r. v. Smith Supply Co.

4O6- 10 N. Broadway. Oklahoma City
(Formeriy Burwell-Smith)
Distributors and Jobbers OF Auto
q Supplies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

bitterly cold he was without an over.
coat Noticing barrel on the curb
he went over to search for a scrap
of food. Unsteady on his feet he lost
his balance and tcll int" the barrel
\ half hour later a patrolman no
uccd Jimmies shoes protruding from
the barrel lie Investigated and wa,
unable TO pull him out Following
the next best plan. he dragged jim
mic and his barrel to the station
house.
Turn Of the Road
Inspector Alexander Williams.
then a captain. was in the station
house when. the patrolman arrived
with his batrcl Of burden They
finally took Jimmie away from the
barrel At the captains suggestion
Jimmie, now fairly sober, went
around to the concert hail where the
salvation Army lUssics were holding
their meeting HIS first visit prompt
ed second and 1t was on that oc-
casion that he decided 10 mend his
WAYS.
Unlike many others. Ash Barrel
Jimmie clung fast To his new found
faith lie was never hackslider.
lie soon Joined the salvation Army
and from that time until his final
illness toured the country conduct
ing meetings ana telling his expert
pnrp -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

scripuon clerks Mrmiu- machine
Htlcsmru, experienced ,ooup m.I
operators. army bakers and coat
nud pants Stl,smcu win east side
experience The first hoa'luad TO
leave Tuulon or Ncw No'k should
contain lhc plumbers declared the
physician.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

ho drained The people must be
case into The omen country where
the sun can ret al 'hom ana Wncrt
they can engage ~ healthy farm
work
Sometimes. said tho Red cross
doctor / feet an irresistible dcsrr
to gather 10 600 OF jhcs unfor.
tunalc wrclchos together. elrp
lhcm ~ their crazy -quil, bundles of
Ncfm.n- infested RAGS force them all
into a vast petroleum pool, then into
a great tank Of clean water would
give thcm one and an n pair ~
American shoes. a pair OF oNcralls
and a sweater
'rhc roads over which We are try
ing to prt our automobiles. hllcd
with Red cross supplics for the un.
dcrfcd uf central serbia are quite in-
passd hlc From SIlou,k to belgrade
he roads are lined with tcur of thou-
sands of skeletons and roitinE ear
CHSScs OF animals soldiers graves,
'hinly screened with earth skirt the
highways 80 wonder there are
dozens of cases OF typhus in every
city In serbia
Nccd an Invasion
"Nhn. The ncar cas. needs is Ncv.
cral divisions OF American plumbers
railroad men. sanitary engineers
doctors nurses white winE~. build.
Ing cuutrdv. ur-. druggists and pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

spot in the tube. The acid-cured
splice is always the best, but must
be long, liberal one to eliminate
all danger of air bubbles and leaks.
The Buckskin splice is acid-cured
and extra long.
The Buckskin is the tube made
for the Southwest climate Hot,
dry weather won't affect it. The
Buckskin will not crack or stretch.
1t keeps its life and shape indefi-
nitely. Is extra thick and tough
BIT you can get the Bucksk|n at
the price of an ordinary tnbc.
If your dealer is out Of the
Buckskin, he can get it for you
from the closely distributor. Ask
about the phenomenal BuckskiI
guarantee before you buy your
next tube. Look for the Indian
head on the Buckskin's gray box
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
Buckskin Tubes
Have This Extra
Long Splice

Many tube that is otherwise
Okay, gives out at this point.
splice too skimpy" is the reason
the fireman usually gives. And
you're out the price Of another
tube.
There's nothing Sktmpy about
the Buckskin's splice. 1t is extra
long-from 23d to 8 inches. Some
tubes spices are as short as half
inch.
&. Because the Buckskin's splice is
extra long, it permits effective
Welding of the overlapping ends.
These are joined by the acid cure
making the Buckskin virtually one
piece. A short skinny splice US
ually indicates a "vulcanized
joint" and an over-vulcanized weak
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Who's Here
d A ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS


q. A. Wilson, ranch.
w. \. Everett. " faao.
John y. conway. Santa Fe.
MARI " Conway. santa Fe
Hcbecca Conway. Santa Fe.
Lolita Chapman, Santa ".
Albert 4. Ciough. Alhnmbra.
". l.. Goodman, Los Angeles.
n. l.. Fvnns. Munkonee. OKLA.
~. q. Evans. Muakoree. Ohia.
lien oooch. Rooorro.
N. !. Murfin. kan Francisco.
Hugh AfKenH Cleveland. %.
o. ". Eunn. quincy.
n. hfurnl. Los Angeles
J. ". IAnder aud wife. socorro.
O. y. divine. Houston.
.. n. Uislch. ~ Louis.
chaa ~ Becker. santa ~.
an NittDO.
chas T. KniGht. Denver.
Thoa y. Daiy, Denver.
y W. utrIomann, Denver.
NJ d. Wool. uoidcn.
J.. saller, Boston
a. l. harris ~ Louis.
Mrs Bob ADAMS. IloihrUuk.
Aiberi Goldsiein, ~ Louis.
o. y. Leuders. Denver.
E g Ray. ~ Joe
nauiel sadiof, Santa ".
!. 81 ie,er, Denver
y T. Davis, New Jersey
e. l.. Layiin. Phoenix.
Jcrse cnplan Sew York
samuel Wclas. Cleveland. a.
y. y. Van Peit. Fox Fifms
W W. Druhha Hiohm0nd. ind.
Fred Perry. Los Anrclcr
X n. sciiF. Philadelphia
tDNnS.
q. 4. Mitchell. rOrtalcs. y. ~
chas. A. unuchrn. Clovis
w. o. buffy. Tulsa. OKLA,
Kay ronnett. MaEdsieun
~ ~ Musrfovc, hoeuiN.
A. N iAhrf santa Pc,
Mrs. a. o. slevrnH oklahoma Cly.
y. % Medallion. Denver
a. a. Wctmorc. nelsn.
y. y. auckland. Belrn.
Vim Mciarinne, michigan
Tom a. Heed. oklahoma Guy.
w. o. Simpson. Amarillo
James Norntent, santa ~.
it. o. fathrup New York Ciiy
!. 4. fcinntcf, salisbury, y e.
William itusr. Canadian Fails, Tex
Guy y. Mitchell. portales. y N
H. y HatchcoX and vile, Lincoln,
.chfsska.
~ Render New York
". D. nawson. MuEdairna
J. r. Zimmerman Pasadena. calf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Mortuafy


MIR. MlHr hnfrs.
Anor AN ilnsas % five months. Mra.
Mile Knecsr. % years u ags wife
~ Edward Kncesc. q prominent hflrk
layer. passed avail M stt5 o'clock
Tuesday evening a y residence tn
old Town Funeral viii take place
2 20 Thursday afternoon ut the
French pariors lnfernent win be- 81
Falreicw cemetery. She ~ survived
~ one brother Joseph Taylor Of Clear
, AXE. iowu. her husband and mother.
AIRS Jenny snayriy ~ uid Town.
harkneyed IN every detail ~ produc-
ton Rarely indeed does The star MIN
every detail 90 his taste. For this
reason "a Man and Ills Muney-ycty
much the Kind " a play he ihrs 10 do.
hy the wag-ls hy all Odds the best
starring vehicle he has had ainc he
coming une ~ thr 0oldwyn group
The comedy. Bride aud doom D
and the riri ~ Ford Weekly" pie.
tufVs will llso be- repeated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Drainage Booklet
Soon to Go to All
Valley Landowners

five thousand copies ~ the cham
brr ~ commerce drainage bulletin
are nov being printed ana viii SCOT
be- distributed 10 an land ~ n e IN
the middle RIO grandc valley The
directurl uf the chamber officially
authorized the publication at their
meeting last night
A. the copies will loo distributed 10
an land owners lu the entire middle
valley. the chamber has invited a
number % the iatEfr business msn
and land owners la other counties 20
assist In dcfraying tho expenses. The
booklet n an answer TO al drainage
questions and " prepared In simple
language ln both English aud spanish
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
SCHOOL. CHILDREN
MUCH IMPRESSED
BY HEALTH CRUSADE
Clever Story Written by Fourth
Grade Child in Contest Shown
That Lessons Of Campaign for
Health Struck Home.

Esther Horton I soniy one or the
many children IN Our public schools
who kno how % keep well, thanks 20
the Intelligent study and work which
has been introduced through our
modefn methoda Esther IA a mcmhc
OF tho fourth grade Of the fourth
ward. but-read this story and sre II
" doesn't make you smile. and make
you think.
crsnshnsouhcr's story.
~ was In December nineteen hun.
drcd eighty .rlne. II WIS Saturday
afternoon. Dark clouds began 10 fall.
The north wind began 20 blow and
whistle through the trees and around
the Of the houss. The chii.
dren cane In and gathered round the
crate wherca fire burned brightly.
Grandma. IN her fayoritc rocking
chair WIS sitting by the nre knitting.
where's ptpaf 2" said little Willie.
ha he laid his head on grandmother's
He has sone to the dentist" said
What's mamm doing 20 asked Ida.
oh. she's IN bed with a sick head.
ache" replied Owndma.
II am roinR TO get Uncle VIII 10
show us how 10 make nm acceptance.
cried Jack.
Il am sorry. but your uncle has
Grandma answered.
20 pnhaw. We might as well be In
n hospital" complained Jack.
'Urandma N we'll. said Willie.
Tell us q story" pleaded Ida.
20 roody, Toodyi" cried the othcrs
Joining hands and dancing round their
grandmother.
Grandma laughed aloud and showed
Two rows Of pearly teeth. lie eyes
were ~ briflt ~ starr as she be-
gan;
once upon a time about seventy
Years ago there was a little rtri, She
ate candy whenever h wuntd ~.
She would do anything she wanted
90 do. Che would play With her TOYS
by herself aud would not let anybody
play with her. She stayed up late %
| night " she ala not want 10 50 20 bod
and when she did go 10 bed she chew
ed gum an tho time w bed She
newer brushed her teeth after hcf
mcaiH
she rot real sick ana had 10 auit
school for "a long time.
she got well after a while and went
hack TO schoi again. And one day
. there waa "a womnn az scliOol organ
ixinr a club called the Modern
Health Crusader" She said Tho chill
drcn who Joined n had 10 do heai'i
.chSres. such as roing 10 bed early.
4, thinking water before meals, standing
4 straight. brushing teeth. washing
] hands and fac teforc each meal AMI
| being happy and cheerful
4 This little girl had beer 80 sick
that she thought she had better Join
SO for seventy wears she has done
faithfully an health chores,
"whew' That's a Ions time cried
Whats her name. Grandma >" ash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
a DISCOVERY THAT
MANKIND

Two discoveries have added cFca "
Co human welfare.
In 1855 Newton originated the var
uump process for condcnsinR milk VITA
cane sugar 10 a scmi-hgatd fc-m.
In 1883 Horlirk at Rarinr,v Vs.. d.
covered how 10 reduce milk 10 a dJ
pguder form with extract Cf matted
grains, trifhoEi canc sugar,
This product hoRlicn named
Matted Mih. tNnmc since copied
by others.) lts nutFi,i,c v%aluc,
digcstibilty and ease Of prcpara,icn
lhy simply stirring IN wa,or) and IT,
fact that u KEEPS IN any climate.
has proved Of much value to mankind
as an ideal iood-drink i7orl infancy
10 old agc.
s.h Ger koelieK's Avoid imssasiea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
At TnE rDE,n

MARI Miles Minter. little blonde
queen Of the screen. has not often had
"a delightful O role 40 that which Jos.
erh Franklin Poland has furnished
her In "A Bachelors WIFE, IN which
shs plays ne part % impetuous Mary
~ Hourke" This new American fea-
ture 20 fhr Ideal today
We first meet the fair colleen In a
picturesque rocky glen IN nallyhnn-
mock. Emerald Isle. To her comes a
letter iroin her cousin In America.
Norah's cry OF longing Tor a signt OF
her " kln eocs straight to Mary >
wnrm Irish heart. nnd impulHiecly
nne decides upon a whit 10 New York.
There she nnds Norah n her baby
sud n not lonG ln " out the
tragic Ilnle hlrtoy--a haaty marriage
ana a youthful hu hand who loved
and-ieft Marys IRISH ~ ~ NJ
once. impulsivciy she declares she
VII make TINS wealthy Joan stuyvea-
ant hook alter his family.
Al The arlstocratlc s~tuyvcsant home
Johns Invalid mother mas uuich vel
GENE iuf hoth nisl and baby. though
lohn 4 secrecy l. a matter tor trounied
wonder. Mafy h d-umhfounded to dis-
cover tina nuo herself ~ bcing ac-
ceptcd for Johns wife. hut the doctor
permits no explanations Tot fear Of
exciting his patient
How bachelor John returns TO find
vile and baby established IN his
rooms. now he aud Mary play the
thing through az daggcrr points each
rcorning thc other, nov embarrassing
situations arise one after another, a
how the tanrie is finally utraiahteued
cut through q combination Of cir
cumntanccs involving Johns ianccc.
hia cousin. Fred Stuyscsant, a min
iatcr. q policeman, q viii aud a mar.
riare certificate. make up a tale Of
Eenuine dramatic power and absorb-
ing Interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
At the Theaters Today

"B.-"The Knickerbocker Buoiaroo - with Douglas Fair
banks; and d. o. MoIvez. overseas entertainer.
PABTmE-"A Man and His Money, with Tom Moore, aud
Bride and Gloom. = comedy and "Ford Weekly"
LvRrc-"csstles IN The Air." with May Allison aud .
Kinounm- World Weekly.
fDEAz-"A Bachelors wife" with Mary Miles Mintcr and.
Wolves Of Kultur, . with Leah Baird
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

Castles IN ihs Alr. the brilliant
comedy romance ~ which May All
son u The star. win Be tho FEATURE az
the iSrlr thrater today nnlt.
In this lively ~sppeailnr drama Miss
Allison enacfn the rolf ~ Fortuna.
q poor but ronfanflr riri who believes
hat some day like The hcrulnca Of Inc
romantic novels u which ahe ~ fond.
she viii meet a millionaire and have
all the happiness % her nnmfaako.
I. Huw she does meet me man %
wealth hut huw her own romance
comes from another and quite unex-
pcctcd qunrfcf. are lncidenls which
40 10 make . day ~ dlatlnction ami
charm. Fortuna b. q lotnhie lltiie
character-a chnratttr "a the Kind IN
which Mar Allison cNceils and her
dreams aud Expectations. and her
eventual happiness combine 20 create
q plrture u wlnninn appeal
The clever star - surrounded ~ q
notanle east amunr whom nre Hen
Wilson. Clarencs hurlnn. walter !.
TcIcival IRENE hich. "Auihrr Andet-
son. Viola Doland and huth Maurice.
The play was directed hy ucorgo ~.
nnker ana was adapted fron the story
~ Kate Jordan.
Ths ~ VIII 10 seen alsO a klnoFmm-
World Weekly reel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

An architect 70
marked A. a lady
that he had been
10 see the great
nave iu the new
church
Don't mention
names the lady
replied, "a know
the man you refer
a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

%regurdlug u trum
peter " h ~ had
sounded the WRONG
call. when he real
lied that he had
on him the cye nf
hiH colonel who
was 70 member IT
the Society Tor tho
nf
kMnnrInE. md tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

words De uttered we're:
on you naughty naughty trum.
peter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Ar THE rAsrfuis.

The conventions Of the cinema are
reversed IN many WAYS b., Tom Moore
in his new Ooidwyn feature. "a Man
and His Money" which H. at the Pas
time to-day FOR the last time. What
might have been the concluding
scenes In an ordinary play become the
ilrst ones In this entertaining comedy d.
dumn. The engagement. the kiss and
% future % hiss with the rlRht girl
this u too often seen IN he final
~"fado-out' ON "a Man ana His
Money 3. the first thing that hap
pens After that the dash u charac-
tors bccins ard an ununuul complicu-
ton 81 incidents. with IL second en-
raeemcui. q KISS and q future OF bliss
Tom Moore. Ia reading a SCENARIO
Intended Tor him. H. Keen 10 pick out
sririns lity ln telling n story. once
e. director himself, be- brings 10 his
work not only akil a. b player, hut
a Keen sense Of what De- fresh aud un-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
GARDINER RETURNS TO
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

Rev. Or James l. Gardiner. pas
tor OF ST PauTs NJ. r. church. who
has spent the past five months
abroad as a Y. NJ G. a. secretary.
returns to his pulpit this morning TO
again take up church work
While in Europe Or. Gardiner kept
constantly i'm touch with his numer-
Gus South Bend friends through his
numerous contributions TO the col
umns OF The News-Times. lie re-
turns To- this city rich i'm the lore OF
welfare wogk. carried on particu-
larly among the American soldiers
in France and Germany His eX-
periences overseas were numerous
and various the doctor having
served in special capacity for the
Y. NJ. G. A. lie Will oxcupy the pull
pit this morning and recount nu-
TaeroUs experiences and impressions
IN a sermon. with the American
Troops in France
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
NE VI RULES MAKE
CANNERIES CLEAN
Additional Regulations Are
Announced by State Food
Commissioners.

Greater purity and wholesome
ness of All canned products is prom
ised by Gamers in South Bend anu
throughout the state ~ general
when they conform TO the new in
spection rules and regulations re-
ceiyed here from the National Can
Hcrs association,
Rigid rules concerning the inspec-
ton and certihcatiOn of Indiana
plants have been in force in Indiana
Tor some time, according TO Harry L
Barnard, state food and drug com
missioner, but the recent rulings Of
tho national organization viii throw
SIN greater and wider safeguards
about the Manufacture and sale OF
preserves
Dr. II. III LOOMS an expert on
sanitation, has been assigned TO the
inspection of Indiana plants. and h
in turn win appoint a star Of assist
ants who Will make II least two Wis
its daily 10 every local plant havinb
membership in the National Can
ners' association.
Commissioner Barnard says x
Gamers have agreed to an assess
ments of ID cents case on their
pack, which will raise all
revenue for the inspection service
and VIII not necessitdte an increase
I'm cost TO the consumer for such ex-
penses.