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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
The Happiness OF
Pretty Compilations
The Refining Influence OF StuArts
Calcium Waters and Why Ptmples,
Blackheads Etc, Disappear.
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The influence Of Stuarts CALCIUM
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for the greater activity in the skin.
This is because calcium cxcrts a pccu-
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blackhcads and other such evidence or
localized skin sluGGishness arc replaced
with new material and soon. the skin
rcncws itself with firmer, healthier It's
suc. This makes the beautiful complex
ion so much admired. No use to hide
njmplcs with cold cream and lotions.
They come from within and keep COM
ing until such an influence as calcium
is employed.
You can try these wonderful waters
free by sending the coupon below.
Stuarrs Calcium Waters are sold every
where at so cents a box. Be sure TO try
them for beautiful complexion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
MORE TROOPS COMING.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-The fol
lowing organizations were announced TO-
day as assigned to carly convoy: Base
-; evacuation hospital number 35; hos
pital train number 30; field hospital
number al; convalcsccnt camp number {
and bakery company number $50.
Announcement that the "253rd field
artillery" had sailed on tho battloship
Connecticut duo at Newport News March
-. was corrected today to read Send
field artillery brigade headquarters"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
BOY coHFESSES TO EIGHT ROB
BERES AND THE SHERIFF
CONNECTS Hm WITH A
: 81 DOZEN MORE.
Had SUFFICIENT PLUMBER IN ELS
= ABODE TO STOCK ORDINARY
GENERAL STORE oETI-
z GALS SAY.
YOUNG SAVAGE SHOWS CUNNING
or INDIAN WHILE SHACK
IS " LIVED IN RESEM-
BLEED DEN.

The score or moro Of housc-robberics
ana cases Of petty larceny committed
onsthe eastern outskirts ot the city dur
ing the past two months. have been
cleared up by Sheriff Hastings and dep
uttes and laid at the door OF a l8-year-
old lad.
Driven from homo some months ago
by an irate and evidently hrartless
mother the boy established himself in
ans abandoned camp shack on Middle
wheeling creek. whore he lived III"
kprlmative life 90 n savage. Living thus
close TO nature and dependent upon his
own resources for sustaincncc the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
WILL CONSIDER OFFER.

LONDON. March 2n.---Thc Lancashire
committee on employers have decided tn
grant tho workers fnrty-nino and on"
half hour week. compared with the
present s;tty-fivr and one half hour
week.. but declare that they cannot con-
ccdc tho demand for increased wages.
The workers had asked for forty-fnur
hour week with increased pay to enable
them to "4rn tho Same amount in forty
four hours as in fifty-fivc and n half.
The employees unions will consider the
offer Of the employers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
A Health Builder
sFor Weakened Lungs

> Where q continued. cough OF cold
threatens the lungs. EcKman'S Altera-
the will help To stop The cough
strengthen the lungs and restore health
SIC and $3.50 bottles at druggists or
,E1RMAN LABORATORY. Philadel ohla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

The Domestic Science club wlll nor
meet with Mrs Sharp SIS previously
announced but win have an all da,
meeting with she president. Mrs A
Dsbbens a, goos West Cleveland and
the following committee viii as@isi
her. Mesdames n q sharp. v " Nc
CURE. Clyde Upham. George Spe%r
Charles wriwhs and u Il Derwin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

b. proad or There ~as ak icnel,
flAxs fie~tinx over Oklahoma aseaa'
n honor of she rc~soswslcR VI psac'
throughout the world. and Ia i@nog o
ths many brave lsaa Who tell Il
Flanders field. newer TO rise asaln. an
many 90 them Guthrie lads too
How snxny of the 0ushsse hansneml
hossss clo.~d thcAr doors 10 aAoe
their appreciation ~ wAas has h@es
done
| win ~ xr~,ly suglsised X III
mayor doew nee sasas warrant sur AZ
srgessw ot aha few sn.n that ware ma
traosic cnuagh 10 9as ahoas tsn lAoand
~ steam IN their whistles sor asslash
sng sh- long waited for 9~acv
Citiseas ia a name simDss ssSo gp,eA
for yoa and no nan~ IA bad enough
u she heys that fell IN mo Mans
l@ndr knew hs~ shsi day was cale
Nrat~d At Cvshris In their Homer. fs~I
aai shey wanld say n thank Gou ina
! am where ! am, FOR ann vi laa~s NJ
srectsd hev
Ard how a. yoa think thai she ynsns
nsen IN your community th4t ar
malmed FOE life fell ~hvn shev sas
shst you dld not rssp~ss Armlstics
is1s a. much ~ yeu did yvaF eaants
FAIR A Y~er sxa yoa wan'a hAy
called gnAn d sl2rksr that aid shss
nnw. what 90 yna eall yourself
There WAS AZ leas, one mMn in N
'e~n that showed hl~ appreciation
That man vas saps & n Peak nral ~
b. 20 hisnl for setting Baeh a. exam
nle before the Younger xenewtlon h,
dlsmisrine school In ii.e afternoon n
DISCHARGED Soldier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12
ARMISTICE DAY
IN GUTHRIE

With streamers and bunting mAttlns
the streets of Guthrie and thousand
OF flags waving In mid air. the citizens
os Guthrie witnessed the gresfesl
celebration thas has ever been exhibit.
ed In the state of Oklahoma. in hon
or Of restoration of world wide peace
and for the boys that spent many .
ref,icss day and night in NO Mans
Land.
But hf Us remove all camouflnws
and we will see what tribute wa
rally g'aid.
Armisiice day IN Guthrie WAS re.
sY~cicd In one great manner. YES. and
In manner that every citizen should
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12
Don't Burn and Blister
Your Skin With Lini.
ments and Plasters
Trying TO Cure Your Rheumatic
Aches and Pains

Whenever you suffer from an III
'ack Of rheumatism. your anuAeles aul
lolnts ache and hart. ltA but me- iura'
% try 10 stop the pain Such .ellnl
however. IN only temporary and
sooner or later the aches and agony
return. even worse fhrn before be
cause the poisons are al ihc tlmn &C
cnmulating in the blood
The necessary treatment In Ia re
move the real cause OF the aches and
palms cleanse the blood ns those in
pnriiiew which multiply anie~s the
proper treatment In applied,
DO this before another attack. he.
fore your joints swell aud you icae
the use Of the parts affected. Get
Yourself bottle of the well known
plcagh's Prescription c.sess and a
package of 22g3 Liver piils Take one
plil ~ bedtime, the following morning
begin the Liquid plonwnn rresefip
lion C22@3 treatment taking tea >
spoonful dosce three times 4 day in
half giaAa OF daier. Wear hn' able
rlothing, do not EXPOSE yourself ia
damp weather and abstain from the
NN' WI iva HtsAAh NNft NANLft
Many medical authorities agree that
there are very few drugs which have
any value In the treatm mi ~ Chronic
Rheumatism. and those named are
used In the preparation of plongh'n y
Prescription c-arzS
The manufacturers have 80 much
faith In the merit OF ploagh's Pre-.
scripiion C-s22s that they viii rfund
The price of two 81 90 bottles Il you
do not gct the relief which you ex-
pected.
Your nearest druggist can supply
yon with Plough's Prescription c-e223
at ti60 a bottle. OF the z223 Labora-
tory, Memphis. Tenn, vii send 10 you
prepaid. on receipt OF price. Clip and
mail this for sample OF 2223 Liver
Pills and leaflet which tells you all
shout this real fheuamise treatment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

Groves Tasteiess chiIi Tonic
re- aorea vitality and energy by puri-
lying and enrtching the blood. You
can feel Ns Ssreng,hcninv. inyIgorat-
irg Effect Price sspc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

Many 0uthraans Near Ssstsns Choir.
Qusse large number ~ Guthrie
people went down 70 Oklahoma Cny
yesterday to hear the Sassine choii
and arsone tha~e 9he heard sh~ choir
we're Mrs Frank Dale. Mrs J u Burke
Miss Lenora and Lucille Bark Mr.
l. BeiSnd Misses lserhs and
Blanche ana John Beiand. Eugrns ne
land: Mr~ y W B~kfcrd. Mrs I.e AZ
seaman. Mrs 4 = Rsxroad. Mrs l. n
Housewowh. Dr Pauline BARKER. Mrs
Anna Owen. Miss Florence Adler. Miss
HeaiAh CAvoat. Miss Roberta Bishop
Mrs w Duke, Mrs Post. Mr. and Mr.
r. y wiiber and AIR and Mis- W n
Coyie,
X n X
Trinity Guild.
Mrs v W Furrcw entertained Trim,
ity Guild III her horne yesterday with
an all-dsy session. The members
sreni she day sewing for the Christ.
mas sale. which y 10 be held The fsrs,
week ln Ds~embe~. Al one o'clock
cafeteria luncheon w&a served, In
two weeks the Guild will NEE, with
Mrs n Il Hagsr
" N X
Mr. and Mrs FLOYD Fsruuharson an
nounce the birth az u g3rl. which they
have named Dorothy. on Saturday.
November eighth
X X u
The Home Missionary society will
meet Friday with Mrs II IL Catcher
N " S
Miss Mable Ropp will enterain the
r p NJ club on Thursday.
" X ~
p z o Chapter.
The r Y O chapter met with Mrs
NJ I Armansrout Tuesday at e.3A ATT
eF the regular business meeting. a
lancheoa was 7erved cafeteria style
20 the members by Mrs Armantroui
aud Mrs w G Smith.
% N "
Contributed 70 Red Crosa
The following contributed literally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12
Q 4 1 : ~ . 4 \
WEDNESDAY,.

"wednesday Dinner cnp--Mrs Stella
B<iand.
DR. l. N Posts viii speak at West
Side N 4 church. Subject. Chris
sianisy the Worlds Need"
VI NJ c Ciub--Mrs J A Ssaufser.
THURSDAY.
Acorn Club-Mss G N pcat.
Altrnrian Clab--Librsry.
Rev George Cochran will speak AZ
West Side N u church Subject,
Christianity Through the Years"
Auxiliary No 1---Al nay Sessios,
The d NJ G Club Mrs c c Closhier,
FRIDAY.
Rooney Mooney Shsh--Mrs Lymon
Gray.
Rev A Callan. pastor OF First
Church will speak al West Guthrie
" + church. His Epworth League
win furnish music.
Domestic Science Club--Mrs Il G
sharp.
SATURDAY.
Phi Delta Gamma Club Luncheon
Mrs Byron Bachelor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

oAtL rnou cHr
Let Us, then. be UP and doinx.
With q heart for any fate:
Stisi achieving. sii. pursuing.
Learn TO labor and to wax.
"a rsalm Of Life"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

,edicine for woman's ailments I evs
Nv. Mrs. SARA SHAW, r. No. ]
ortsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.. Shaw proved ths merit Of hi
iedicine and wrote this letter In crds
ist Other suffering women may nr
lief - she did.
Women who are suffering ~ shs wal
tould not drag along from day 70 day
dithout giving this famous root anl
efb remedy, Lydia r. Pinkham . vsgs
able COMPOUND, = trial. PCY specla
xivice IN regard 10 such ailments writ
= Lydia 2. Pinkham Medicine ca. Lynn
1ass. The result II IT. forty yeofS
'vrriencs y y YER Service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

In the Red cr~~ as4se carried cn
amonx the s~x@snr~rs II the Acms-
ccminx lnterurb&n. sftw The ~sneers
Tuesday evening M~wdames I. ! hsr
lard. ] y Bafke, Charles nsfkcr, !. }
Hcas~xers. n 4 Rsxss3d aud i.eslis
Seaman Mt~e~ Anna Owen. issrlsh
cAsost. ienovc burke. fTccncc Ora
ham and " Il Mey@tse.
Ny x
Mrs = x Van Voorhees, viii he hos.
tess 70 the Five o'Ci~rk Tea glub on
Friday
Armlstics Day Program a. n q Church
The Arm*ssce day prorvem NJ ihe
First N n church las, nisM was >
rsgssnR ssihute sn the bows wha haed
sh~lr breasts su the Hun euil@te auA
hAyoness The hani music wAs az ~
lfs usual hksh standard aud ,hr com
munssy singing and vocal masss wss
splendid. A large crowd filled ths
church. The local O A n po~s msm
eerS were present and aided IN max
ms the rsogrsn q suoceAs
W ~ "
Williams nry~.
Yesterday at III a'eAsek while shs
Whistles were blowing @ad bells were
rlnwsng Ia celebration ~ the annlvsr-
ssry OK the sfrninx ~ the srmlssses
reclamation MIR Ciess Williams of
Cushing aud Mss Oietha Drye of
Crescent were united in msriags The
ceremony was performed hy Rcy Geo
@ Nichols. Ira lsor % the First Pres
hvterisn churvA "a his ressd~nre The
sister ot che bridegroom was present
~ IN. marriage Mrs Nslhsms har
for quite while been engaged In
office work ~ she A O Z w head.
quarters In this city. Mr. Williams "
engaged In business In cu,hlnw and
lsft today with his bride Cor That city
where they viii make their future
home.
x W "
Missionary Meeting
TIE woman's Home Missionary
Auxiliary OF the First Methodist
church will NEE, With Mrs. II. A.
Butcher, oil East Noble avenue. Fri.
day afternoon at 2,aa O'Clock. All
members are urged 10 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
DEDICATION rnusspA>

Norman Nov a2-+-nedlca'nry ever
rss~~ 81 the state university hoalsssa
II Oklahoma CITY win be held Thurs
lay, November IL. II was announced
here By Stniton y Rroks areviarni
81 the University ~ Oklahoma.
The exercises will take ulare n
. m In the house of Representatives
rfambcr al the state capitol The hos
n'Ial waa he o~n fern pshlic lnApsc
Ton THAI day from 10 a M to II m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

Mrs = x Van Voorhees, viii he hos
tess 70 the Five c'Cieck Tea hub o,
Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12
Get ting Too Fat?
Try Thio--Roduc

People vhc dOnv grow eco fAt arv
the forunAiv cxvertloa. hut II you ffnd
~ accamuistInx or already cum
berpcme. you will - wsse TO fSSlo~
thix suggestion. whieh h endorssd ~
thousands of p@~npie Who know. Ash
ycur DRUGGIST Tor u yoa prefer write
~ tAe Nxfmo.A Co. SS& woodward
Ave. Detroit. Michl fer l~rxe cA~e
II MafmoiA Prescription Tables o.
II the pfsce tho World evc<. ny doins
tits yea VIII ~ shle 10 ~dnce two
gAre< or -four pounds . week without
dieting cv exercise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

no weak ~ 1mEs
could hardly &c
around to % m.
work, and a. | hn
four In my famil.
and three boarder
itinade II very har
for me. Lydia T.
Pinkham's vegs
table Com poun
was recommends
70 me. ] took !
and Il has restore
my health. II i
~.~S .s~l~ Az -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

ulass ~ofk.fr A Sa nAsa aFe oas
n strike This nen 30 nW call Il q
sfskv. however They nay they sre
Alng much needed vacation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

Are yon ~ sa often answsrcsi-~
oh It's only cold. "a " cold
WAS matter ~ little consequence
sat people arr beginning 10 learn ,ha
comnun cold - matter NOS "a b.
ififled With that ecsue ~ tae mu~
s"rleus disease, ssars with ersd Az
non as the sirss lndluaslnn of = cold
HJpsAs t4Ae Chamberlain caash
Remedy Remainder thas the sooner
You Gsa rid Of somr cold the isva shs
danger, ard fhis remedy Will help you
10 throw II or
Watch for al on Ready Ito Veal
Sale al RuescF iiurtons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-12

A chsaamAn has neyer BEEN KNOW
. asffsr from color hisadaest The
ACE se~gnS ssem.a from shis infltm
lly
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
BUSINESS MEN JOIN
IN METHODIST DRIVE
Many Give UP Commercial Activities
To Assist Centenary Campaign.

One hundred thousand minute men
u the Methodist church have awak-
sned America TO the knowledge that
he Methodist Centenary IL the great
est church movement the world has
aver known They have talked before
millions OF people during the past four
months telling OF the magnitude OF
he program the church has outlined
in its movement for a religion OF ser
vice
Thousands OF the country's most
famous business men have temporarily
abandoned their commercial activities
20 take mp this work of reconstruction
acing the church They are travelling
he country day and night telling OF
he plans which have been formulated
Tor the expenditure OF the 100000. 0O0
Centenary fund 10 be raised the week
II May is
A Detroit buy>css man has been
one of the leaders OF this army A l..
Parker has set aside his business in
forests TO become dollar-a-year man
with the church lie accepted the
position as national secretary of the
Minute Men movement and for the
past six months he has been spending
avery minute travelling from coast TO
coast cementing this organization to
gether.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
NO ONE ENTIRELY SATISFIED
Seems TO Be Rule Of Life That Man
Must Desire Things He Has
Not Got

Wherever we are In this world we
want TO be somewhere else. ] have "A
letter from country boy who wants
10 live In the city, "where things are
doing" ! know his present setting
place where the needs and comforts OF
man are supplied with the slightest eff
fort. His placid, sun-baked village, in
It's parklike setting. glimpses the ideal
lists vision of the perfect life i'm perfect
peace All this seems 10 have palled
on the taste of the young man and he
y"arns for the contentious. busy and
dirty city.
We all have visions OF the peace and
c0ntentment Of the country; the scent
of the woods. the song OF the birds,
the drone Of the bees, the roses, the
grateful greenery. and maybe "A cow
bell tinkling somewhere. We have
sensed this ALL perhaps, in vacation
time and thought il was paradise for
two or three days, after which we be-
gan 10 get homesick for the city noise
and trouble. This is the goal men
speak of as desirable; peace. abund-
Hnce. quietude-bOdy and mind at rest
In natures setting-yet here is boy,
reared in this elysium who wants 10
get away from 1t and come To the
noise and dirt and seltishness of the
big city.
Probably the utopia TO which so
many of us aspire would not be en-
tirely satisfactory II we possessed IL.
Tie quietude OF a country place or
country town l. often very duh. There
are no daily sensations. no scandals.
I no banner heads in the daily newspa-
! papers 10 interest one.
The high spot In the day is when you
/ 20 down To the post Office for the mail,
or barter with the country store for
| Goldfish and matches. The weather Is
! the leading topic of conversation
/ there are no very rich OF very poor
persons in the community; the popula-
/ ton is, perhaps, at colorless dead
level Of mediocrity; there are no mil
| lionaires TO fiaunt their wealth, no Nv
cried coachmen, no airs no aristoc-
racy or proletariat.
The rural conditions are what the
idealists seem to be driving at. yet
here is a boy willing 10 give II all up
for the city Is IL possible that ease
and contentment pail on the taste, and
that man Is better satisfied when he Is
meeting some discomfort and discour-
agement In the battle OF life?-Seattle
Post-lntelllgencer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
FOR SUCCESS IN BUSINESS
Interesting List Of Requisites Which
Men in Commercial Occupations
Should Have NJ Command.

In a recent Issue American Mag
azine draws up an interesting list
OF requisites for various commercial
occupations. For instance, II states
that the head OF ii department should
possess the following: Keen sense OF
justice, sympathy. tactfulness, cour-
tesy. teachableness and knowledge OF
human nature. The bookkeeper needs
most: Accuracy, speed, perseverance.
concentration and mathematical ability
figures. To be successful in going
after new business, the trade solici-
tor should have: Tact courtesy,
verbal expression. personality, opti-
miSm. self-confidence and knowledge
OF human nature. An auditor Is In
danger Of proving a misfit, and fall
ure unless he possesses in marked de-
gree: Love OF details, perseverance,
patience. judgment. elaboration, calm
ness, accuracy and analytical ability.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
He Was Puzzled.

An old colored man stepped into the
Indiana National bank one day recent
ly, and presented Il check 10 be cashed.
Ii was the window OF the discount
cage, and the clerk handed back the
check.
Take 1t 10 the opposite window"
he said. and went on with his work.
The old man examined the check care
fully. then he walked on. About five
minutes later the clerk of the discount
cage had the same check presented TO
him. Hi. you" the colored man said.
you'll have 20 fix up this piece OF pa
per for me. / been round to all the
windows. and amt none Of them
marked Opposite. - Indianapolis
News
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
Facts Concerning Red Gross.

In 1864 an international conference
Of IA nations was held In Geneva,
Switzerland the outcome of which was
the Treaty of Geneva, known as the
Red Cross treaty. This treaty provid-
ed that hospital formations and their
personnel should be treated as neu-
trails; that each nation signing the
treaty should have an association Of
volunteers TO assist and supplement
the medical service OF its army; that
the emblem Of service common 10 all
nations should be red cross on II
field Of white This emblem. which
* the Swiss flag with the colors re-
verSed. was adopted in recognition OF
the fact that the Red Cross was found
ed at Geneva. Switzerland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01

OF Europe II has another
gigantic duty towards humanity In
helping to relieve the widows and
orphans who have been victims OF the
war and the ravages OF the Huns.
"Methodism must answer this call
ne said. The future OF European
rests with the answer
We make to its call for aid. In nearly
every country OF Europe the Methodist
church has the chief responsibility for
Il IL the leader in the work at this
time and has the organization. we
must not fail the pioneers who are
blazing the trail for the Protestant
Church and we cannot turn deaf ear
to the pitiful cries for help from those
little orphans and grief stricken
widows"
Original plans OF the Centenary pro
yided for an expenditure Of 5000 600
In Europe. but survey made by a
commits sion. OF which the Bishop was
= member, revealed such stupendous
Ia ak that the budget was increased
ave-fold and SIS 600 600 will b. needed
to carry out the i've year program.
Even at the present time RELIEF
work OF the Methodists is being car
RED on for they are operating orphan
ages I'm France and Italy and supply
lng food and medicine TO war sufferers
Clinics. dispensaries. hospitals. or
phanages, schools and churches will
be established in many parts OF
Europe This work while inaugurated
as a war emergency, is Of permanent
nature and will be- carried on after
the immediate relief is accomplished.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
Turning the Joke.

Now and then we meet men who
are happiest when hitting some one
hard rap over the knuckles These
are the men that wither right NJ
when you get q good Joke ON them.
And have YOU not noticed that such
men are most always IN trouble he.
cause somebody has said mean things
about them? How slow we are &c
learn that maple syrup heats vinegar
all to pieces as nm attraction for honey
ices
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
BISHOP HENDERSON
HEADS WAR RELIEF
DETROIT PRELATE TO LEAD IN
EUROPEAN RECONSTRUCTION
WORK.
OUTLINES AGGRESSIVE PROGRAM
Methodist Centenary European Plans
Are Increased Fve-Fold After
Commission Studies Dire Need
Of Battle Wrecked People.

Bishop Theodore $ Henderson. head
OF the Detroit area of the Methodist
church. is IN charge of the great re-
construction program OF the Methodist
Centenary in Europe. AS executive
chairman OF this department OF the
Centenary Commission he spent three
months in Europe investigating con
ditions in the devastated districts
Upon his return TO America. the
Bishop declared that Methodism has a
titanic duty TO perform towards Pro
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-05-01
Making Good.

There are no talsmans against fail.
ure; there are no luck stones that
assure success. After all, when We
get close To those whom we term IA
nous or successful or talented we find
them very simple folk. much like our.
selves. and we are apt 10 marvel az
their achievements and. finling them
so much like ourselves. We put their
success down to some hidden forces
that We do not understand or some
unsual opportunities which have been
gIvln thom.