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Shifting Silks, $3.50, $2.e8, $3.50

Beautiful qualities in crepe de chine, Lajerz,
neau de crepe and radium silks, dainty and
bold stripes, on white. for mems shirts, ladies
blouses, etc; $3.50, $2.9S, $3.50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16

The Memphis piano teachers will meet
wednesday morniE at lV;SV O'Clock ~
the woman's building.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
Printed Satin

handsome line of printed satins in a guaran-
teed-to-wear quality; exquisite styles for fur and
coat Innings and kimonos and house % 1E
dresses; SO inches wide; special 49,. pG. y
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Entertainments

.la.ail.a-aa,..aa.aal.la sa. STANDARDIZATION.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-16
Crepe de
Chine
$2.25

All the light. medium
and dark shades; both
S6 and 40 inches wide; a
splendid, lustrous crepe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
GAINESVILLE
|! STD
THE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
".,~ In Bottles

Mr., Herbert Fowler. at Wnlnut rtrrrt
entertained with 100 phrtY al hnr
hume Turn,iny nft"rnurn complimentary
Ia her gurrir. Mirr"- t.dithr llnrhln'i
md Errvi N~illv Of Mnrtlur Ferry and
Mnrrnr"t Sheppard 81 ~. 'lnlrnrlllr.
,IuIuty lunch wnr "crH"'.
Mr- Carl 1hnIIn". MIR. Allan HluhhH'
Nru nrrvI simpson nnd Mir''"r olga
Sailing and Mary Stmbh- w"r" Niri'"rF
In Whc"ltnE rn""drN
Mr. md Mr". |. -. M""t" al Mnih"rff
sIrr,t will entertain II number oil young
,,rurlr nj their ham" thl" evening f"ui
,Ii,n.u,nry tu their son Howard Moore
,vhn hns been spending II iurinuKh VIII
,b,.,u and who will leave Thursday might
f,,r t'arp Dodge. lh"a Mnin"", Iowa.
where ne is stationed. I'm enjoyable
inns il looked forward tn.
ln11rS and John brp"w OF Mulhrrr!
. r.ri entertained n number al trleuus
,t heir home Monday evening. Tn"
rrruinr which was devoted I" gaines
and music proved 4 most "nJoy;thl" one.
\ir, refreshments Wrr" served.
William Iittmnn Of this pla"" VINO
had both ankles badly crushed. caused
H.: n failing Stun" while At work 1T the
MrIi; mines last week remains III t,
serious condition.
Vernon Graham had the, misf"rtun"
Ia have his back injured %hll" ~ "nrk
nj ih, Mrdia mines saturday afternoon
also caused by IL falling stone lie IL a
sun Of Charles Graham u S"uth al
town. ,,.,
Mrs Russell Whitllng"r Of South
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
McMechen Personals.

Harold white left yesterday for
Miles, O.. whore he will spend several
days in interest of the Bell Telephone
Company.
Francis Kady is able to be out again
after being confined at his homo on
Fourth street for the past several weeks.
Mrs. Charles He'll continues i'll at her
home on Third street, OF pneumonia
Mrs. Robert I"ian who has been Ill
for some timn is now on thu road to re-
covcry.
charles Weiss. OF wheeling. spent
Yesterday in this city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pr"St have return
ed To their home at Cambridge after
brief visit here. ,,,
Miss bella Hughes. who has be"n Ill
for the past several weeks. - no" On
the road TO recovery.
Mr. John Petro and family have r.
turned To their home 1T StcuhrnHillc
after brief visi: her" with relatives
Mrs. ]. c. Harper is spending several
days with relatives at hundred.
Bob West has returned TO his nome at
Weston after a brirt visit here with rel
atiyes.
friends at Martins Ferry.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry prunick have re-
turned 10 their home at canton after a
brief visit hcrr with friends.
Harry Georges has returned 10 ms
home at Detroit after brief visit
here on business.
Miss Logston is able 10 be out again
after being confined at hrr home In
South Marshall street. for the past sew
cral weeks. -,
Miss Dorothy West. who has been III
for some time. is now on the road to re-
covcry.
Miss Ethel Scott spent last evening
with friends at Wheeling.
Miss Th:lma Morris spent yesterday
rrl "a
vlllc.
Mr.. t-ashtcy spent yesterday in this
c'' KISS Ss D PSar Anderson hass returned
home after Il brief visit with relatives
at Moundsvillc.
Mrs. James Wright. who underwent a
serious operation at the Glendale hospi-
tai. was removed 70 her homr yesterday.
John PrndrrEast is recovering nicely
after being confined At his home Al
Glendale for the past several days.
, The knights Of Iythias lndg" No. IA
. held thrir weekly meeting last evening
at their hall on Marshall street
Miss Alta Gatcwoud has resumed
hnr studies at thu Wesleyan fnllrg" al
ter q brief visit here with her parents
Ralph CANDY has returned hnm" after
a brief business visit 1T t'"nn"llSrlilr
! Miss Gilbert. OF Hartford. Is VISITING
| friends in this city for several days.
! Mrs. Henry Shoemaker was removed
! To the Glendale hospital yesterday
where shs will undergo Il serious opera
! tlun.
! WAYNE f;ni"wnod has resumed ht'
| studies at the University Of Pittsburgh
| after L brief VISIT here with hlH PARENTS
Mr.. william 'Hurr"y'* family CON
: tinu.& III 1t their h"m" on Marshal
| street.
MR.. John Hogl;rns Is i'll at her HON,
on Marshall street. of pneumonia
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Mouudgytlle Briefs.

Miss ycrna Bennett, who has b'cn III
,,f rncuuonia. ~ able to be about.
william McAdam Of Wheeling was III
tho city on n business trip yesterday.
Miss Ada Hodgcrs is i'll at hvr nom"
on South TnmlinSon avenue.
Miss Birdie Taylor is spending IT"
days with friends and relatives near
baltimore.
t;sscl Cats has returned I" ms nome
i'm t,aptainn after Il visit here.
Clarence Young. who has been IN inc
aviation corps Mt Camp Houston. has
hccn mustered out and has returned
home.
Mry. Everett Hartley Of Center street
has brru taken 10 IN" Gicndal" hospital.
wh"rt. sh. will un"drEn another opera
tiun.
Miss Mamie Berry ~ i'll at nor nome
on Tenth street with innSllltlS.
Mrs. Everett E'arkcr IF M"Mcrh"n was
tho. guest nf rriruds and relatives here
yesterday.
Itob"r, Hlauk"nS"p. who I'm" been STA
,iuurd at S"wIurrt NrwS. Va. hnS r'""tH-
cd his. iinnl dir''hnrE". II" Will arrive
hninr. some Inn" ihir week.
Mrs. ". H. Johnson Of Shrrh"n"dS-
town ~ Il,r rIlr"l "f !l"" daughter, Mrs.
- - !:nrunll on Third street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Fonter Found

Late MONDAY. Jor CrCs"p found the
body Of man in tn" RIVER near IN"
Cresap landing al the foot Of Eighth
street. The body Is badly d"comp"$cd
and will be buried in Mount Rose Gene
James Craig and infant. Her death oc-
Cured at tn" hospital ut 'ambr!dG" on
'lNIrsdny Services wcrr conducted by
Roy Flax, Of ihr Christian Church OF
E"Ilair". lntrrmcnt al n" new NJ. l..
cemetery.
Mrs. Martha Hog" returned Saturday
after a fow days visit with friend" at
rillonva" md Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Allen Gregg. ut TT. Thomas. kE.
has received his honurahl" discharge and
arrived her" on Tuesday
Mls4 Nrrua Jones. Mrs. r"nrl Wright
md MISC N"ff w"r" li"llh!r" shopper"
last Saturday.
Prof, f. t.. Maris was Mt ST. Glars
VILE on saturday.
Mr. Decker ~ moving from enai or
town to IA" property Of MIR. F"rn" or
riSnn.
MIR. Don Gregg = moving from th..
property Of Mrs. Vail I" ihr rr"l"raF "'
Mrs Martha I.Irn" on Mnpi" avenue.
Mrs Mary Duffy and 'n'"i""tnE li''I"
danrhi"r. r>uln. Of I;nrn"S|ill". ar" on
| ty,, wr"k%' nj with iI."'l" here.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy I"rr"tt. OF Ecl-
r,,,,,, ,r.. visiting their sou. Mr.. \. H.
Jnrrrit AMI family.
Mr. r.. g. 'rrar;. Of C'ntcrvill". WAS n
| callrr here Saturday. Mr.. A. ST. Clair
| Mnhlrv returning with him for visit
! with hon" folks.
! Mrs. Clara Spencer. ~ Cool nm. %p' nt
,,st week with hcrmnth"r. Mrs. X. r.
| Perkins. OF Railroad street.
Mrs Roy Irwin IS recovering from an
nttack Of grip
Mrs. oscar Gladden. and son. Virgil
called ON IN" Misses Lewis a. Barnes
! ,iiIr ms, Sunday. who viii leave ihi>
| week for Colorado,
| Mr. l.. Il. Wr'rh! and Mrs.. vs. w. In
en-: ARE nj 81 Clnir"vill'. thI" week %"rE
ms IL" jurors
| NJ. %aihnn Craig = waiting her Honi
r.r, and Stnulry. at columbus. thi'
vr"k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
wa- Activities Committee.

A meeting Of the War ActFlties CONT
uittec OF Marshall county was frein YES,
tcrday morning here. with L'cu''i'"'''
Ham; representing tn" treasury ueP"r'
ment on hand. The committee arr"4's'u
to push the campaign Tor inc S"'r y.
Fifth Liberty Loan oonos. Li'u s''at',
Byron Henderson was harnHo W NO.,
the COMMITTEES by cplistlng rctnr"'" H"',
,iicrs to aid in the work. o"'I"'
FOR the workers will ." hclu u'<"r'
April 8. Lieut.. Hahn VIII .e!"'' 49,,
this event All returning solulc'H VIZ
br meg Mt tho trains. DR.. VI. Il. haI''p' ','
chairman of the committee S'a'r"' VIZ
untccrs with autos arc aShed " c"'
nncrntr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

incnIu Avenue Will hr hnstcsS To the
ncmhrrS ct her club Ut her h"thc tnlS
rLrninE with a fancy work party. Re-
frcShturnlS Will hr served.
john GnCk"uh"Imcr of Warnork spent
Monday with his mother Mrs. Eva
tinrkrlh"iInrr IF Fair street
Clarence EiShup Of lrEEctt .tv"nu"
wont 10 Cambridge Monday where hr
wlll lac Employed ut the .Fordycc and
SccrcSt Garage.
Herman JEFFERSON returned tn Camp
Shrr,nan Monday nfr"r spending Il ten
day TUrlnugh in this city.
Earl I'ancoast. Of Akron. is visiting
his cousin Robert Edgar Of North Arch
81 rect.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Fitton and daugh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
UNIQUE DRUGGIST GUARANTEE ON
BURTONE LIVER AND BOWEL TABLETS
Grest Drug Company Give Customer Back Double Wha u0'
Of Burone Tablets Cost if Not Most Satisfactory
Remedy Used.
l.I itIflI .tIltt

l:a"iurir Tablet
You ..:lu :...t = tube 81 Ih'.>' w"n"''iihI
Ily..r ami bowel tablets, at :. ~ ''r'
rrtIn -. herr. IN Nh''iiti. AMI IN 'N-
tu.. ,,iu. rIEuI upw feel r'"'h '''E'"y
,luITI, rul Tor = IHAafiV" or pun f'''' y "
t,I ih.. ..y.f.tm 81 waste. tia Z" L: h"'h'hE
unit. So good ANY "l.il al :. ". ''r"''
nt,l,. CO., w1II ,:IN,'. Il tI!:'''i NfI'lI'u Gu
,,,r.r ,l,,tlhi.. ultri ihr tub 81 I:nr'"n''
Tablets cost vIrlr.Ii nnv uurlhl'hi'- ''"'
:, ";r tub. i"uiI:hi Keep iu'"' HANDY
IN th, huu~... f'nr sale her" IN Nh'liH!
hy {. II. I:r,r&t I'ruE 90. and ~ H'i WEI
stocked drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

,,rr t,urrnor !. r mct'nInlr viewed
the rrnuInn nnd "Tdorrd ntorIn"h'. '"o
,n,u v,n- five feet NIX Iu"hcr In h"iEh'.
and weighed nb"ui i6" p"uh'"' wv" ''
black hnm. EnHh about 'h'''
long wnn found nhnv" ON" OF inc "y'"'
but thin mnr have been 'nil'c''d n''"'
the body wnH in the water |io'"'"s
worn by the victim hnr" Ia" h"'R vi
I,ryison and Brnumnn. 1921 rrth H'c-
nuc. pittsburgh. Pa. He wof" o'"c
wool shirt, u two piece blue serge sui
and black ovcrcoat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
NO PROTEST STRIKE.

TEnRE HAuTE, Ind. April 1.--wiI-
liam Mitch. sccretary-trep surer District
So,.ll United Mine Workers. gave out
= statement this morning denying any
mans for protest strike by members
Of this district against the lmprlson-
nrnt Of Eugene V. DcbS. The nAttoe mas
not been before the executive ooeIu OK
the organization according 70 Mltch'
and any report Of contemplated str'ke
Is without authority OF the mine work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Prison en. Takaa Liz

John k!lbsOrk. Rus Sian prisoner IN
tho state prison. took his own lIfe in
his cell yesterday morning. II is bclicv-
ID he WAS mentally drranged Kilosork
made n moose Of broom wire and fastcn-
ed It to the top OF his cell. One Of the
guards found the lifcicss body dangling
from the wire He was sent up from
Mcdowell county In July. 1918. TO serve
four years for grand larceny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
parewel1 Party.

Mrs Ieapord entertained tho members
OF tho Junior department "f the ttrSt
Christian church Monday evening al hcr
home on Eighth street IN honor or MIS-.
Harry Tomlinson. who IS leaving Io{
Wellsville. whore sh" Will make her u
+rre home Mrs Tomlinson was pre-
sented with beautiful gold brooch
Following a evening u; pleasant enjoy
mcnt a delicious three course luncheon
WAS served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
VIII HOirt CaEeH.

The ground has been cleared Tor tho
u"w tippl" lo be erected at Tho First
street rnnl mine aud y derrick hhF been
set III plar" to be used in ho"iing tho
CAGES from IN" SHIFT. Th" material II
due to Hrriv" soon. and III" work ~ go
iuS on as rapidly as possible. The new
equipment for the mine will be up TO
date in every way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
DoRB Kill Sheep.

Monday night dogs ran nmuck in the
flock of sheep owned by J. w. Travis
and Mr. Scott. al Round Eott"n. ami
animals valued AT s5n0 were killed. The
farmers nr that section Ar" u7 in arms
and CANNES will suffer as they are
found All OF tho sheep w"r" killed
with y bite on tho neck which reached
tho juglar vein. Tho dogs arc pr"iIci"nt
in their work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
futenstiur meetfnR.

Yesterday afternoon large number
pof women from tho missionary So
ciriics Of the Methodist churches OF
Moundsville McMech"n and Glendale,
mot at the First n. F. church here. The
centenary work was discussed. and Mrs.
Luther c. Anderson gave n splendid ad-
dress. Plans for work To be done In
the near future were outlined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Can Still send Clothing.

The c"Iuuiti'" ~ "hnrE" Of ia" WORK
Of packing TN used "l"ihiiE Eath'r'"
ia til" city during thu past w""k for ia"
!, rmrrre II I:'.l.,tuiu and Frame" ha% an
,uIIII,',h that II - mot 49,, lat" I" nlhkn
dur,nrImu" rh"v ask 7hnt tn" l''tnl
y, .rI., los" no TIM" IN t"iIIuH their ,"n-
irinuii"u% Ia tn" l!IanI>ru%"p factory.
W hire tn" pacElr. - being done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Iieut. Wilson Spoke.

Last night Lieut. Gill Wilson OF
Wheeling, delivered lecture at the
First Presbyterian church on his OK
pcricnccs while an aviator IN France.
His address WIS we'll delivered and was
highly entertaining. y large number
were on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Entertained Friends.

Miss Grnr" Wrliy delightfully."- "nt"r-
t,incd n group ur her friends last even
inE Mt her HON" on South brni'uwa[ IN
honor Of her sixteenth Dirt hdnI. Tn"
evening was sprut in games. music and
dancing At a ScaSnnablr hour a dclLc-
ious three course luncheon Was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Iouten Service.

Las, evening n special Lenten service
was held in the Catholic church. con-
sistins of the rosary. sermon and ncne-
dlction. Rcv. Father Brady, Of Little
ton preaching tho sermon and large
CONGREGATION was on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Met Last Evening.

Tho Fourth and Fifth ward fir" do
nartlncut held their weekly meeting last
evening in the hnS'' h"nS". AT which
time many important business mH'i'rS
were taken up ADD discussed. ~ Il l;''"
hour a smoked WAS enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
Illustrated Lecture.

Last evening an lllus1rasen ie''uI'
was given in the First y. r. cnulch uh-
der the auspices Of the mems Rlo'e class
Of the church. DR.. NJ. r. compton o'-
lvercd the lecture. using bloical t"p'Cs'
and many were present TO ENJOY INC al
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
|[]'II5!l.III|.l|||..k|| [ 1 |.
THE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
~ In Bottles ."
TueSday Might Club.

Mrs.. i. ". Grim entertained members
uf he Tuesday Night club last evening
at tier HON" "u East Third street. A
nul"udtd program WAS carried out. and
many wet" present. Refreshments wore
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
entertained Bible Glass.

Mrs. Vim. Rayburn was hostess 70 enS
-,cnohcrs OF the Ladies' Bible class o.
The First Christian church last evening
at her home on Caldwell street, PTsccaI
ing a brief business session dellsatlu'
evening was spent in various amuse-
1nents The serving OF light refresh
1Dents concluded tho affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
r,+ar4ained c. w. B. NJ.

Mrs VIM. Muldr"w entertained me
members Of the e. W. l.. NJ society last
evening 1T her HON" IN taiiw"il street.
Following hrl"t business session Il az
lirhttuI evening WIS spent IN Il &orlal
tim,. At 4 late hour dainty refresh
mcntS were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
T-1a1a nnh.

>1rs Ado Cole entertained tho men,
hers OF the I-kulelc Club las; evening at
her home on North Marshall street The
chief diversions Of the evening was
music and dancing. AT a seaSonaoie
hour dainty refreshments were served.
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surnt in games. music and conversation.
A number. of solos were" also rendered.
The affair was concluded by the serving
Of Il light luncheon.
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Class pnrtv.

Last evening IN the parlors or IN"
Jirs, church OF God. Miss Ida Oolinser
Entertained tho members OF her SUNDAY
school class. y delightful evening was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

''t.;t,raI "rrHi""s w"r" E"'d her"
hGrSdHy uy"r tar :."iiia'hS III -M'''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

geT FDFP unto Caesar the things that things
n discussion Of duties the state and
duties and obligations to
puritan less dangerous than the R
1nan--Rey. J. B Newer, St PauFs Lutheran church
aVh legislation utmost
n remain only BY the immediate personal presence
be made beautiful the paradise Of God
-JOwett-Rey Rufus C. Baker, Orchard Park Methodist
young during special eyanste meetngs held IN min
ing village doing something God bought he
distributing day Of his old companions who de-
spoke them Of Here said Of them "ean
a o.
sesmeh night ways dehRev
Grover Government Hill Baptist church
Pilgrim ideals priesthood believers;
the individuals; sefminaon Of each local church, equality Of
intellectual
culture anu ~ 80
willingness modify them to fit changing dhons profound faith IN God
this platform
oOnggOnHs standsReV. Dwight Bradley First Congregational
church.
90 give they said
the Lord Let all the praise thee
yield
usH-Rsv. n Farley, Westminster Presbyterian church
The men and they may indulge
privileges they
citizenship peneus9
constantly country
establish reputation the whole eountry-Rv. Atkinson
Christian church.
enterprise by Baps
during beginning Sunday Bapsts
called themselves against something
December & The motive imP These vii
reaching goal financially be
greatest spirit Of
Atty VII be theirs
this mighty campaign We must reach the goalRsv J. F. Williams First
Baptist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
PROTESTANT CONVENTION WILL
ATTEMPT CHRISTIAN UNION

Session at Baltimore is Expected to Bring Representa-
tives Of 100000 Christians together; Community
Church Starts in New York With Unique Corner
stone; Liberty Churches Booming in Michigan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22
CATHOLIC WELFARE COUNCIL
PLANS CIVIC EDTCHTT0r

The National Catholic welfare
council organized in September has
under way already its civic education
plan Il takes over this plan from
the war council, and holds it to be
one OF the most comprehensive svs-
tens OF popular teaching ever put
1orth by any religious body II Is
addressed 70 native born Iiliterates
ana immigrant classes. while open 10
an, and deals with American citfEen-
snip better housing. sanitation. and
most elements needed by a melting
pot OF the world Especially VIII 1T
IN 80 % inform young women OF the
duties OF voting as expression OF
patriotism Suggestions are Just out
Tor catholic churches 20 equip them
5elEes with workers and buildings
The moving picture IS 70 Sc used
10 the limit To demonstrate the plan
special committee OF the council
ls about to enter on a tour OF prin-
clpal cities, calling IN diocesan iead-
eIs and ewing them six entertain
Lnents- With the entertaining fea-
lures are planned brief INSTRUCTIONS.
me fundamentals Of Citizenship. ne
history Of democracy. and the need
4or social service. Community sing
ing Is also Included An Elaborate
system Of rllm distribution. Censored
- 20 morals but not restricted 10
lsisious themes, has been perfected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-22

EARLT In February there Is 20 be
L held IN Baltimore. Nd, a conven-
ton Of evangelical Protestant bodice
TO bring about an organic Christian
union. Representatives Of 24,00o,O0o
Christians are expected. Sessions
wiz continue for three or four days,
and Il IS announced that definite
plans win be brought forward by
It is explained that these leaders
are not opposed TO the world union
OF an churches. including Roman ana
Greek Catholic, but they hold me view
81 Is said, that II divided Prot
estantism gets together q long step
toward a larger union VIII nave ne ,.5
taken. Some OF their mum Der nolui
also, that the larger union Is i'm
possible, at least in this country and
that i is she part OF wisdom 20 unite
such bodies as can be united at this
time
This Protestant union plan started
r-ith the Disciples OF Christ and
Presbyterians. and had an influential
leader IN the late Rev. Dr. j. wilbur
Chairman. and has another In the Rev.
Dr.. Peter Atnslle- a former president
Of the Disciples General convention,
and Tor years the head OF Disciples
efforts toward union with others
Bodies which are taking leading parts
IN the Baltimore meeting include the
two named, Methodist both North and
South, Northern Baptlsts, both Re
the CougregaGonaL Promoters OF
the Baltimore meeting declare they
have the only practical plan Of union
at this time.