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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
For sale-Furniws

r0T rale-E uLuiI.fu
CAS- STOVES connected Pm 1las.
OSE daFsnbort for sals- us n stantea-
eA.A PAD taI % tl-nilals " l-s--
BAEgafN f1rnllula- Erwin FURNITURE
CO. l99 81 laellto. u SO
FURNTuEE q two rooms inciudilE t7i
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GOLDEN oak dining tahl- and = chair
FJRNIrCKE f5r ale. 3 rooms f1r rea-.
rent SIS month us y. p eeso-
FOR saLE-Good base hurnsr. 11n1 hsr1
or soft coal s1od 3 mattress p 4li--
gl34 Aurors-
FIVE IONS furnished, f1rnIturs - Ez-5.
t--ll
HIdH priced a1artnanL comnloiely rur-
n-shed. close ln. t1r sale. $3.50 A1dres2
2 O. BOX 1874.
NEW FUKNITIHE EXCHANGED.
f1r old. VIII buy second hand Eucd7 Tuur
HOME FURNITURE CO. lll TEAS
We BY and ssu al Kinds furniture and
tools. RALPH Y. DAVIS. sos D. s-anto1
St Pm. So
BEAUIIEUL Circassla1 walnut chlfterooa
for $50. worth Sl15- Administer rug SIS
$50 500 Ncklnlsy. -. s4s4.
FOR sALE-Ons BrursEier phonogra71-
sectional bookcase N1Faio rusr F1-
d--1a-
WE Sill HaTE BaKGaISs u nos
and commiE1icn f1rulsure- fresh i1tI in
Ecekly- @ % Hou1er up1cil-eri1E c.
700 Texas Phone fila
one fat TOP Office desk. 9 y tsar
fz151. Princess dresser. flltls nlca l1-
o. gas ranges. tl- % SIS a-f-1 rl-1--
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zoe san Jac-nto-
VIZ AXE ID the ma-ke. for your furnit-re
. you have auythif 8 for SALE W VII cal
and give rol cash BIDS We also trade NV
FOR cd any amount BERHfHiLL FUR
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

WELL DRILLERs ATTENTION.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
STANDARD DRILLING RIG,
ALMOST NV.
Equipment includes-
inch Ideal Pig lron1.
10Hzt2 AJAX engine.
45 q p. boiler and httlnEn-
Rig tlmbarz complete.
Fully assembled 1uiiwheel and CALI wheel
walking beam
$500 feet each. drilling and sand Inc
I Set Jar6. stems and bitn.
Set OF Elevator
Complete set q Rig Bolts
Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools
This Is only a partial list Rig IS COM
piete and ready for Immediate operation.
This Is bargain. Act quickly.
soUTHWEsTERN WEIGHING co.
Il Pa.o Tex
OIL LAND.
We have Oh land. state leases, ln rularosa
Basin. near the W. So Cox and Iularosa
Basin Oh q Refining company wells. IN
large or small tracts. for quick sale at
g. per acre ups lf you want acreage n
Iuiarosa Basin at this price you VII
have 10 hurry.
A. C. KING.
with Y. d. Grerory. Security Bank Bids
Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

NE WESTEKN FrHNIITRE co WI
raT cash Cor Tcur furniture or We VII
elchlrEa 60 flr neU. Come 90 ere store
that saves you Money. Fhcna ASA Cc--
ner sl7nlnn lnd 0verllld-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

PIANO. $50 drssssr. floi di1ils anl
ler's pantry with shelves and drawers.
Sz5s gas range. f-5s chairs. parlor ST. l1E
illaid llnoieum. writing desk. ruE1- s-l
n 0-rern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

Service OIL Corpn. stock. 81
ID. r. WILKES.
nrn H-f~n-a 81 uHn-a rnrr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18
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ROOMS and boar1. strictly first class
NJ c. z Lar. .la .. Ml.soar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-18

pEAK-HAGEDON CNDERTAklNG co.
Onan cay and uiEh- 5o6-ae- -eNas >
~. 1a2 Private amhuiance serElce-
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
AT THE QUEEN.

Yesterday Theda Bara made her FIRST
appearance in "The Sirens Song" at
the Queen.
Here we have the vampire supreme
in the role Of a songster, not bird. but
A charming girl OF Brittany with a
voice that rivals the feathered singer
In Its mellowness and sweetness. But
II Is often the case that the thing we
prize the most and which is the best
In us, is often the cause OF the greater
part OF our trouble and here we find
she possesses such a marvellous voice
and this Is done because she possesses
a father who Is not only narrow-mind-
ed and ignorant but a hypocrlte and
looks upon the voice ~ his daughter
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
AT THE VICTORIA.

As the show Mary Regan is daily
playing to capacity house, and the time
is very limited, those Of the Victoria
patrons who wish TO see this master
piece must not fall to come to the Vic
toria early. II they desire to obtain
seats.
Owing TO the fact that the schedule
Is filled with list Of superflne photo
plays the management will be unable TO
show this picture again in spite Of The
appeals already received from those
movie lovers who are unable 10 attend
this week.
The picture is Of a charming young
daughter OF a society girl who had
married a master criminal. This
daughter. Mary Regan, determined to
follow her mothers footsteps and in
ours the ill-will Of her fathers friends.
How she was fooled into marrying a
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Silk Four-in-Hands, CSC

Polka dots, in various sizes and
colors, also brocades and self fig
ures. Large scarfs. Slide-easy
bands.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
AT THE RIALTo.

Tom Mix, made famous through his
cowboy roles on the screen is TO be fea-
tured at the Rialio today and tomorrow
and in the picture The Wilderness
Trail This feature does not require
It's hero {, be a cowboy but fur
Trader of the north The usual en-
,ironment Of The West Is substituted by
the cold rgid beauty OF the north and
Che action Is none The less acute and
thrilling
How many and varied tales Of the
weird Of the North? Men OF such a
ierrietory know no law. Their law Is
the law Of themselves. The conditions
of the moment furnish them the basis
for their actions. II a man kills an
other and can prove he was right In do
ing so. he is upheld. FOR since here Is
no protector provided the man docs his
own individual nrotecting
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

such surroundings. All OF her youth
and early life was spent in home in
which her every extravagant whim
was satisfied until at the death OF her
father things change and she is practi-
cally penniless but too used to luxury
to want TO give 10 up and becomes in
other words a social parasite living on
the bounty OF her wealthy friends and
incurring Herewith their cool indiffer-
ence and contempt.
Miss Dalton is all the emotion and
change Of character is up TO her partic-
ularly standard OF acting and no one
can find anything but the best in this
production which is TO finish the week
out at the Majestic.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
AT sHELLpOT PARK.

Mae Pierre Brookhart and the Prin-
cess Parllo with the other excellent
acts which are on the vaudeville bill
In the Family Theatre al Shellpot Park
continue to delight large audiences. II
Is better bill than has often been Of
fered In other places for considerable
more money. In addition to the won
derful performances Of Brookhart in
which he literally astonishes people in
the audience by telling them Of their
past and future. there Is plenty Of mu-
sic comedy and dancing and IL is a bill
which Is entirely out OF the ordinary.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
At THE MAJESTIC.

When a mind is occupied with living
and the making Of IL. II has little time
for the concoctlon OF dreams OF lust
and Standardization. These latter are
only made and bred In the minds Of
those who without other else TO inter
est them, seek the extraordinary and
cOlorful 90 entertain them.
Yesterday Dorothy Dalton appeared in
"Other Mems Wives at the Majestic
and in this picture conditions are Just
as ! have stated above. The class in
consideration therein is the class that
some people foolishly envy, the class
that Is too often blessed with too much
Of this worlds goods and too little OF
real human kindness and common
sense.
Dorothy Dalton in her characterize
tion on ynthia Brock Is placed In just
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Attractions AT The City Theatres

Place Tom Mix in such an stmos-
phere Of lawelssness and adventure and
put him in such a charming story that
is positively thrilling and invlgorstlng,
and you can easily imagine the magnifl-
cent results. Then in doing so you
have Just about an idea OF how excit-
ing THE Wilderness Trail" really Is.
Mr.. Mix is at his best in his strife and
trails in the frozen north and everyone
can be certain OF an unusual number Of
thrills In viewing this production.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
AT BRANDYwINE SPRINGS.

The public is now getting the bene-
Mt OF the double track line from this
city to Brandywine Springs Park and
II is possible for the traction company
to handle large crowds Of people with
out the slightest difficulty. The ride is
the longest and prettiest in the State.
and the continued warm weather is
causing large numbers Of people to take
advantage Of It.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

as gift Of the evil one and forbids her
TO use 10.
The domestic unhappiness and the
treachery Of the man whom she is sup
posed to love changes the nature OF
Marie and she goes forth into the world
and meets with success and fame but
her disposition and nature are both
radically changed and not especially for
the better.
Miss Bara Is splendidly supported In
this production. The en- cement OF the
picture Will continue today and to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

desolute young scamp but finally tri-
umphs, winning happiness and the man
she loves Is eloquently shown in this
wonderful picture is ntfully called the
best OF all Anita's triumphs.
As an added attraction Harold Lloyd
has been secured in side-splltting
comedy entitled. "Snrlng Fever-r
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

Plain and figured voile, plaid tuss
linene. combinations of plain and check
and organdie in all the light Sum
mer shades. Some quaint styles have J
plated vestee, shawl collar, silk CIR I
die, skirt with rows of folds and lace ]
trimming.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Ar THE SAVOY.

Madame Traverse. supported by a
specially selected cast, will be at the
savoy on Friday and Saturday. in a
William Fox play called "rho Love
That Dares." The story was written by
Elmer Harris and arranged for the
screen by Denison Cliff 10 is described
as a highly dramatic play, built along
lines that nc the great emotional abil-
fy Of Miss Traverse.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27

For Misses & '
Misses Charming Dresses

Brief descriptions and attractive price quot
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Boys Washable Norfolk Suits,
S4.9S, $3.50, $3.50 e. $40

In tan, brown and gray Palm
Beach cloth, black-and-white
crash, silver gray and blue Palmer
linen, tan and olive khaki. oyster
linen and white duck. Sizes s 10
1S years.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Genuine Palm Beach Suits $50 sos S15|

Beautifully tailored newest STYLES including dignfed
conservative models Twelve COOL patterns and
stripe effects; also the color.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
Ell
CHRISTMAS n l
MODEST MANNER
ny KARL n WOW wrnoAxD.


Berlin. Dee. 3T.--<3srmany.s frst
peace Chrissmaa. the last one being
known AZ ths -Asmtstics Cnristmar'
was celebrated In . very modest man
rev, with little evidences Of the Yule-
tide spirit for ~hi4a Germany was
famous before the war. The JOY ard
cheerfuinsss associated with the ssA-
son were held ia check By the uncer-
tsiats~of the general outlook. due to
the bad economic situation. political
f''uds. lack OF employment ard suffer-
ins among the poor.
But the most dcpecssde influence ~
all was the so~catted AnsfieEe runs
F-ase, or Impending demand Of the al
es for the surrender Of German gov
eminent officials and army and navy
Officers for trial In tho entente conn
THEA
with the certainty that this may
bring abont the most serious crisis
since she revolution. the Impending de-
n,and looms over wilhelmstrAsse and
Political circles like . great black
mountain Tho question has become
acute through broad limitations by
lea ding members OF the Democratic
government attempts 70 carry out the
demand of the allies by force. those
parties ws'l abandon the government
Witch would mean it's INN adtate fall
No cabinet could be gos toevthe
which would t-y 20 fu,nll that ciausc
Of thu Versailles treaty, excepting one
made up 81 communists and inde-
pendent seciaiists, Herr Erxberser.
minister OF hnsnces, remarked to me
recently:
'"rhs governments only hope he that
the generals will voluntarily giws
Themselves up and that the others will
fellow their example,
4 aasrar AZ the ltaAeisA- eAc~s A4-
tie basis for thar hope. unless = gen
eral change Of sentiment takes place.
I.udendorn. when asked what his at
tituce would he told me he did not
care 20 answer that question AZ this
tine. n Ia not believed that either he
or Hlndenbnrg will, be asked for By
the allies, tie general Impression be-
ing that enc tenets ana ethics corn
men TO all high commanders would
cause ever the allied generals 70 op-
ress such a move. Further than that.
Il must he known on IN. other hand
thst HIndenhurs's popularity has in
crensed rather than decreased In tho
least Few rnonths Little thought or
ink is heirg wasted on wilhelm. tho
former KAISER. That - considered to
h- Ho'iand'a hEht All information
from Holland sgrees that the Dutch
rovernment VIII stuhbosnlv resist any
demand for tire surrender OF the kstser
hr having voluntarily sought asylum
NJ Ameronwen.
The question. however OF the giving
NJ o. Germans from Germany Is tbs
gravsst problem the present govern
tnent has yet faced and In causing
much cudgeling OF brains. II spoiled
com plstsly the Christmas appetite OF
Wiihelmrt~asse The government IN not
even INDUCING In it's usual song OF
never, never" knowing by past per.
formances thai ii makes no impression
abroad.
Nothing is being volunteered as to
the probable altitude Of the govern
m, nj for ths obvious reason that II does
not know what 1t will do when the
dreaded demand comes and lie made
p.bic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
TREATY SITUATION
Is At STANDST|lL

Washington. Dec. s7.--Au negotia.
tions looking toward Z compromise on
tile treaty situation In the senate wars
AT virtual standstill today. Neither
Senator Lodge nor Senator Hitchcock
VISITED their offices and for this reason
conferences which had been arranged
BY those hoping TO bring about n com
promise were postponed.
Senator Lsuroot had planned to con-
fer with Senator Lodge on behalf OK
some OF the mild reservationists" who
are urging modification Of the reservA.
tions AZ q step toward ratifYcatfon.
II Is probable that Senator Lenroot
before him the propcs ed program Of
IN cd inratIon.
Senator King. OF Utah. Dem ocrat. an
nounced that he has practically COM
pieted the draft OF his reservations
which he will ofser ~ 8 substitute for
toe Lodge resolution. He intends TO
confer with ether Democratic senators
snd seek 10 obtain their. approval Of
rig reservations before they are for
n,aily offered In the senate.
Developments in the contest between
Senators Hitchcock and Underwood
for the democratic leadership are
looked for within"A few days. II -
understood that Benator Underwood
will return from Alabama early in the
week to give hts personal attention to
the contest Although the caucus
for the selection Of . leader Will not
be held until January Is Senator I'm
derwoot's friends have determined to
lose no effort which might bring about
his selection.
Two Of Senator Underwood strong
est supporters. Senators Gerry and
pitnar. conferred a. the White House
today with Secretary Tumulty They
declined To make public any infor-
nation regarding the conference. II
has been generally understood that
Senator Underwood has been assured
OF the support OF the White House In
furnce in his candidacy. the Hitch
cock supporters having openly eha rge.i
Secretary Tumulty and Postmaster
isuricson with having exerted them
selves in Underwood's bcnalf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

washington, Dec. 37.--President
Wilson will be 81 years old tonor-
row.
His birthday viii find him con-
vaiescent ana as such It provides .
striking contrast A year ago tho
president was In perfect health and
celebrated his birthday In Bucking-
ham palace as the guest OF the king
and queen of England. He had just
returned from the north Of England.
where he received tremendous ovia-
tons And praise for his speech gainst
future balance Of power" which
he, made in reply to Premier clemen-
ccAu.
The president was reported today
To be slowly improving and within
the next two or three weeks II would
be TO surprise to see him resuming
his motor rides. His birthday will
be quietly observed at the White
House and only immediate members
of his family will he present Many
congratu,atory messages were re-
ceived from persons Of distinction in
this country and abroad at the White
House today and all expressed the
hope of a. prompt recovery OF the
presidents health.
The president was horn December
rs. 1855 In Staunton, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
PRESIDENT TO HAVE
~sss LOT SAY IN NATTER

Washington. Dec. 2s.--President
Wilson Will have the fiua. say In the
settlement of the controversy prect-
nStated ly Admiral Sims refusal 10
srrcept the distinguished service
efoss awarded MIN by Secretary of
he Nav. Daniels.
q This statement was made today by
Secretary Daniels, who declared
tAst the naval board of award would
~ -reunnvenAa for the express pur-
pose of reviewing every case and
that It's nnal findings would be sent
10 %ihe Whits House. In the event
that the president does not exercise
the right uf review IL is evident that
tine report At the board VIII be hnai
In view 'of The fact that the board
struck off thirteen Of the nineteen
names suggested for the distinguish
cd service medal by Admiral Sims
and substituted tho navy cross 1t
Is Mt believed that il will reverse
itself
Congress however. Viii go ahead
with its Investigation OF the eontro.
Hrrsy
Secsetart Daniels believes that the
aetl@n ne took today will have the
effect az eliminating him from the
controversy but the president will
either have 90 stand by the action
aircady taken by his cabinet men,
Der or repuliste it. Further more,
toe president may relegate tho duty
Of review 20 th2 secretary and thus
tiunee flirn anew into the contro-
rrrsy as the final aTbHer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
SUSPECTS RELEASED
ANOTHER ARRESTED

Mount Clemans Mich. Dec. s7.--MfB.
Lcena Bennett. twenty -four years old.
with whon ]. Stanley Brown. found
murdered near here wednesday morn
ing III said TO have been infatuated.
was taken into custody late this after.
roc II Sandusky. Ohio, by Sheriff
Perry, acting on request from author
ities here, according 70 word from that
city.
Mrs. Bennett has figured IN the Case
as "Mystefieus Dolly" II IL said she
IL being held incomm unicAdo pending
arrival OF officers from hare.
sheriff Caldwell. facing habeas cor
pus proceedings to obtain the release
OF Mrs. Ruth Provost Brown and her
cousin. Lloyd Provost, and "satishsd
they know nothing Of the murder" re-
leased the couple today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
WHISkEY SHIPMENT
CASE IS SETTLED

tsreciai to Tho Richmond virg ,nian J
Bristol. Tenn. Dec. 27.--Civil charges
aEhins; f. Gouge formerly proprietor
or Distiliery No. t25 In Bristol, Va,
charged with violation the Internal rev
cnne law IN connections with shipme n 10
CT whiskey. were settled here tonight
NJ conference Of attorneys for tha pros.
ecution and defense, according TO an
announcement OF J g. Ashworth, at
ttrney for the defense.
Mr. Congo was required 20 compro-
ratse with payment OF $1,000 and re-
l'nuulsh HIS claims 20 the seventeen
ha-rels Of whfskey now held in the
Fristoi, Tenn. postcffice building
The criminal charges In the case
which were brought before the United
Rtaies district court in Abingdon, Va,
recently were dismissed. but the civil
charges which involved siss.nno worth
OF Mr. Gouge's property which were ex-
rccted to be taken up In the January
session OF the supreme court OF the
United states. when agreement was
reached here tonight and all outstand-
INK clairns sgainst Mr.. Gouge are said
to have been settled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
HIGHWAY Commission
HEARS MORE PLANTS

Briefs we're fled with the state high
We. commission yesterday by repre-
As-rtatiNes Of the various localities
witch ars lighting for increases in the
funds app9ri Toned them or for n
*change in the routes laid out hs the
legislature and by Highway Commits
asoner Coleman. December q was set
~ the comm lssion at the recent public
hearing as the last day on which
triets could be hied
Thn senate chamber was again
crowded with men from all over the
etsta, each one vitality interested In
The needs of his own community Be
cause cf the number OF representatives
AID OF the length Of time consumed in
hf'.rlng arguments. for and against
every propoffa change. the commission
WAS forced 10 extend the hearing to
Asndas Forther argument VIII be
rtard al thar .ime and the conr- ission
VIII then 80 'n'o - .cative session to
deliberate over the rnavy matters laid
before II and prepare It's recommends
lions to the general assembly
Discussion Of the merits and ae,ner-
ITS Of the Telegraph road lasted alt
morning and representatives. from the
fAipeper Orange Alhcmsrie section
r liowed with full exposition Of their
case, The war,nest Sight 20 devotion nj
either sesNson is on the Richmond
FredsrickseurF highway Briefs were
faisd by three factions yesterday, each
advocating separate route Support
ers Of the Telegraph road have shared
neither time nor trouble in bringing
fEs salient points TO the commission
rffentien. One Of the principal points
10 Its sayar 10 tn saving Of twelve
miles ever the route known "a t,s Me-
Krofoot- chileeshurg roai with a con-
ee~veEt saving Of over $500. COZ In tho
eHst ~ cor struction Tho mere cir.
Dsstsous route 10 advocated because A.
n0Uches more communities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28
NEW SUGAR NEFTNERY
SOON IN BALTIMORE

Boston, Dec. 37.--The new refinery
which the American Sugar Refining
company proposes 10 erect at Balti-
more will be the most modern and
possibly one Of the biggest In the
world. n win have n water front Of A
quarter OF 4 mile, with facilities for
handling four ocean-going steamships
at once. Baltimore will thus become
the principal distributing point on the
eastern seaboard for sugar for all Of
the middle west.
Fifteen acres OF lana have been ac-
auired by the company for the site OF
the new refinery, which win be A.
nanced out Of the ccmpany's own
treasury.
OF the % cane sugar refineries now
In the United States. with an estimated
maximum capacity OF daily MEETINGS
OF 40.00o.0oo pounds. tho American
Sugar Refining company owns six,
and does about one-third Of the sugar
business. OF the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

nv n 15I s s1,i. u. slranss I
q. X614g Sld lola 3. lEunce.
HO6osaryaL " oftam, Fudge
Cake, J. II. HAw1s, n. Ii. johnson, o.
MorYans Howard Hwinsford and
agar p. Taylor.
Mr.. Pempsrton had been In fall
ing health several months She was
q daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Crew. She was born IN
this city and lived hero practically all
her life. When about thirteen years
old she became member OF the
Sunday school OF Trinity Methodist
church. She was married to Thomas
William Pemberton In Trinity church
November Is, 1858, their marriage
being the Arst wedding In that church
after the structure WIS completed.
She became Identified with Cen.
tenary Methodist church and still later
became member Of the Second Pres
byterian church, OF which her hus-
band was an elder. She became
president of%the Loving Band and also
head OF the Loving Circle OF Kings
Daughters In the church, of which
the Rev. DIR. Moses D. Hoge was
pastor. Despite the fact that her
health had been falling, Mrs. Pember-
ton had been able within the last two
years to teach a Sunday school class
In her apartment in Gresham Court
Mr. and Mrs. Pemberton, accom-
panied by the Rev. DR.. Hoge, made a
trip to Palestine about thirty years
ago.
She Is survived ny two sons, the
Rev. Percy Pembertcn. pastor OF
Union chapel. Of Mountainside, N. J..
and DR.. Russell Pembcrtcn, who In
making tour of the world in the in
terest OF the Carnegie Institute.