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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12

Nora Houston arranged tho 'stase
setting. and Miss Marie I.cahGy
directed the actors.
The patronesscs for the event in
clu1c: Mesdames w. l.. Y. Royerson,
Julien II. I'm. IIill Urquhnrt. John
NJ; Miller. Jr., Robert Clark. Il. G.
I!ill. Bahen. r. III. Mott, NJ. J. Fulton.
Misses Lou Belle Catesby Jones.
Louise Burle!gh and Julia Shepherd
Tho following program will be
~ vESIcE." AN oF
Given by clasres 1921 and 1929
Assisted b.
Mas Louise Stumpf. 10. v:o!in!s',
Miss Mary Thcdiccx. 10 pianist.
The Junior Vocal Class.
Queen Eliza beth spnats:
My hands were stained with blood. my
heart was proud GndS cold
My soul In black with shame--ou. gave
Shakespeare gold.
So after .eons OF Name. I may. b. grace
Rise up to xiss the du,, tina, shake
spearo's feet have noi.''
"hidsuJnmer Nights Dream tpianoJ
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Th.dIecx.
The Three Caskets.
Scene-Bclmont. room In Portals
house.
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beaten c.ndidat. Take. ur,se.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. IL
Captain Gordon Browning. defeated
candidate for Congress III the Eighth
District. celebrated Armis,icc Day
by marrying Miss Ida Leach. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leach.
at the brides home IN Huntington
tomorrow.
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who is graduate OF Yale. formerly
resided here. They VIII make their
home in Baltimore.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. Ii.-Mr
and Mrs. 4. l.. Franklin, Of Concord
have announced the approaching
marriage of their daughter. Miss Eu-
nice May Franklin. TO Samuel Arthur
Caldwell. OF Rustburg. the wedding
to be celebrated at their home rne
evening OF November IS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. IL.
Joseph Walker Laubin and Miss
Virginia Margaret Thurstou, both Of
Crozet, Va, were married at II
O'Clock this morning at the parson-
age Of the First Baptist Church. tho
ceremony being performed by DR..
Cecil v. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs I.aub!n
left Immediately after the ceremony
for Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Women Organizations.

Robert E Lee chapter Z. D. C. will
entertain Thursday afternoon at the
chapter rooms TO honor the Girls
Of 81
At the meeting tomorrow evening
Of the W0man's auxiliary 10 the
American legion work viii begin on
Christmas plans for eI-soldiers and
nurses in the tubercular sanatoriums.
The auxiliary viii meet at the cham
Der OF commerce
Wednesday afternoon al 8 o'clock
members % the WOman's Missionary
society OF Trinity Methodist church
viii hold a special service program
at the Mexican community center. SIS
South Kansas street 1lrs. II. T.
Graham viii preside and the Kisses
Clarinda and Mary Anne Corbin viii
be hostesses-
The regular monthly business meet
ing and social Of the Womeu's guild
Of the First Presbyterian church VIII
be held at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon in the church pariors. Mrs
J. l. Foster and DR.. Floyd Poe. pastor,
viii give a group Of vocal solos The
committee for arrangements VIII in
clude: Mrs. Del Richey. chairman,
Mrs. c. A. Peavey. Mrs A. J. McDon-
aid Mrs George Booth. Mrs. r. T.
owen, Mrs.. J. H Mckee, Mrs. G. C.
Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
COUGHED FOR z YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get vel IN
Illinois, but she did.

i had very bad cough for 9 years,
all the time. day and night Gould
sleep but little ] tried everything.
but got no relief Finally my doctor
said he could do no more for me, that
had better 20 TO Denver as couldn't
live In Illinois. Then I tried MiIks
Emulsion. From the very first. It
helped me. By the time I had taken
IS bottles. NY cough left me entirely
I have gained in strength and flesh
ana am now ~ perez lealI - s.. =
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This Is the only solid emulsion
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no matter how severe your case
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

officers dressed as bandits came in
and kidnapped" Capt AIatlack taking
him TO the Kloepfer quarters, where
he was rescued" by the members Of
his command. K troop. and returned
TO Col. Laughorne's quarters where a
reception was held, the maids and ma
irons OF the post Joining the party az
this time for dancing.
=
A tea which was TO have been given
By Mrs sam Watkins December 2.
has been postponed on account Of the
serious Hines Of AIRS. r. E Thomson
Mrs. Thomason's guests, Miss Mar
garet Thomson and Miss sara Davis
OF Gainesville. Teas were TO have
been joint honor guests at Airs. Wat
kin's tea with AIRS. Watkins mother,
Mrs IT. 3. Ament and Mrs. Ament
Deming Of Demlng. n. N
Miss Mary Field Page. OF Colum-
bus, n. H. was the weekend guest Of
Mrs A. T. Peterman a. her home, will
ioWwood." Mrs Peterman enter
tanned at luncheon TO honor Miss
PaEe- Covers were placed for Miss
Page, Miss 1lyra Winkler. AIRS. ken
dan S. Ickes and the hostess. Miss
Page was also the guest Of Mrs Mark
Cadwallader during her visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Two Ell PaSo MatronS To Give Tea
In Honor OF Miss Mary HeermanS

A DELIGHTFUL affair is being
"A planned for Friday afternoon
Of this week when Mrs. D. q
Huffaker and Mrs. Moliere Scarbor-
ouEh viii entertain with a tea in
honor of Miss Mary Heermans at the
Huffaker residence, 2035 Grant ave-
nue..
The receiving hours viii be 3 20 s
o'clock. About $50 invitations have
been issued to members Of the young
er society set
The receiving line viii include Mrs.
Huffazer. Mrs Scarborough Miss
Heermans, Mrs Paul Heermans and
Miss Florence Critchett-
To honor Capt Leonard 1Iat1ack.
who viii be discharged from the army
tomorrow, Col. George T. Langhorne
gave a dinner and reception Monday
evening at the Langhorne quarters at
Fort Bliss Covers at the dinner were
placed for Capt. Matlack, Mai. X 3.
Edmunds Lieut. p. r Upton, Lieut.. H.
f Kloepfer. Norman Walker. Lieut.
W. D. Van Ochs, chaplain John Ne
Williams, Lieut.. n H Cheshire, Capt.
G. c. Smith, Lieut. Jack Adams, Lieut.
Cress. AIaj. Gardner. Capt Jackson,
Lieut.. Caperton, Capt Rice and Capt
L B. c. Jones
During the dining hour four OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Out Of Town Visitors.

Mrs K B. Edmunds has as her
guest her aunt Mrs Emmie B. Pal
mer. OF Canon City, Colo
Mrs Arthur Acason and small son,
William Hartley. OF Detroit. Mich.
arrived Tuesday to spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs E. H. b Chew.
Of sos Arizona street. 1Irs- Acas0n
was formerly Miss Gratia Chew, o.
this city.
tonic who was the geust of Mrs.
Donald G.. Fart during the Thanks
giving season returned yesterday TO
her home in san Antonio. Airs. Hart
gave a beautifully appointed dinner TO
honor Miss Terry. one Of number Of
affairs which complimeuted the visi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Hungarians Propose
Strict CenSorShit

Vienna. Austria. Nov. 30.-CBy the As
sociated Press )-Information reach
ing foreign diplomatic officials here
is TO the effect that Hungary is at
tempting the enactment OF a rigorous
law for the suppression OF the dis
semination outside Of that country OF
all news considered derogatory to the
interests Of the government
Foreign correspondents violating
this law. IL is added, viii be subject
to expulsion. II is understood the
foreign correspondents at Budapest
have notified the government that IL
such law is enacted they viii leave
in a body and make a worldwide pro-
test.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Wednesdays Calendar
OF Social EUents

NTTEDDING at noon Of Charles Lit
wv tlepayge Ballard, jr-. and Miss
Eva DuttOn Stevenson at the
First Presbyterian church
Automobile club viii give a dance
In the evening at their clubhouse at
West Tsleta-
Meeting OF the Womau's auxiliary
to the American Legion in the even
ing at the chamber Of commerce.
A called meeting Of White Rose
lodge Woman's auxiliary TO brother
hood Of railway trainmen. viii be
held Wednesday evening at p. m
in Eagles hall This viii be a meet
ing for initiation. and social hour
viii follow.
New Franklin lodge 30. I33,
Woman's society OF the brotherhood
Of locomotive firemen and engineers
viii hold their regular meeting at
ESQ p. M in Knights of Pythias hail
on Stanton street The annual cleo
tion of officers viii be held and there
viii be a number Of mutations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Cooperation Subjest OF
Women Voters League

An address by Martin Bjoruer on
Cooperation" VIII be the feature OF
the regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the FL PasO league of women vcters
at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon az
the Y. ". c. a The program viii
open with a piano solo by AIRS. F. o.
Barrett, followed by a business ses-
sion and brief talks on current events
in the leagus by Mrs Joe Saulsberry.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tierney. Yrs H A Taylor.
Mrs. S. J. Fenner and other mem
bers. a Is minute parliamentary
drill viii be given by Mrs. Fennell.
who Is in charge of the program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Kovno on suspicion OF espionage in
advices to the state department They
are members OF the Grey American
corps assigned as inspectors OF the
European child fund and we're ar
rested in wilma by Lithuanian au-
fhorities and taken to Koyno for in
vestiEatiOu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Invitations Out For Wedding OF
Capt. Jones and Harriet Howe

INVITATIONS have been issued log
Gen and AIRS Robert 7 Howe
for the wedding OF their dang nLers
Miss Harriet TO Capt Henry Lramp-
ton Jones Of the Field arllilery, =
s army, which is 20 take place ~ ~
Clements Episcopal church at haif
past eight o'clock "Wednesday evening,
December 90
Rev. RULER swift. rector OF ST.
Clements VIII read the wedding serF-
ice and airs. James Graham 4cNar5
VIII play the wedding march
The wedding is TO be neautlIul
and elaborate affair with reception
ard dance following at the oIicefs
clubhouse at Fort Bliss.
Several OF the wedding ate uanta
will come from a distance including
Kiss Anne GRAY Hawkins cousin OF
the bride who is 20 he maid OF nu4ol-
Miss Hawkins is daughter OF COL
II r Hawkins Of Fort Riley Kan
g1e arrives Decem Der Is Mss Aman-
da Howe. who is remembered mere.
having been extensively entertained
while on a visit 10 the HOWE family.
VIII arrive from Austin, December D.
and viii be one Of the bridesmaids
Miss Amanda Howe Is daughter
OF DIT. J. T. Howe The Other brides
maids VIII be Miss Nancy Beal VIII
liams. Miss Marion Aiusa. Miss Alzlna
Orndorff
man and the Eroomsmen viii be Lieut.
GILES Merrill. Capt. Capterton, Capt.
Carroll IT. Counts and Lieut. q f.
F7eatherstone, lhe latter coming from
the Cavalry riding school at Fort
Riley for the Wedding Ushers VIII
include brother officers Of Capt.
Jones. Lieut. T. T. Argo, Lieut.. Wiz
liam Shaffer. Lieut.. Fred Clark and
Lieut.. Eye an OF the SIND field ar
ulerT.
Capt Jones is at present Instructor
in mathematics at west Point where
he and his bride will reside
Announcement Is made Of the mar
rage Of Lieut. @. r. Evans Of the 18th
aero squadron, United states army,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

November Q. Lieut. Evans returning
To his organization stationed at No
gales Arizona Immediately after the
ceremony. His bride leaves the latter
part OF the week 20 Join him
Mrs Evans formerly lived in Paris,
Texas. and came here five years ago
with her mother, Mrs n J. Simpson
to reside They have made large
circle of friends here during their
residence here. Lieut. Evans for
merly lived in Nebraska joining the
army at the beginning Of the world
war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

10 be given December 9. in 7. o. o. T.
hall Husbands Of the members viii
be guests wednesday evening.
The committe for the memorial De-
cember u, at 2-50, in ,. o. o. F. han.
win meet Wednesday evening. The
memorial service viii be open TO the
public and VIII be in honor OF Rev
H p. Bond. HRS. Olive DoOlittle and
Mrs. Gladys Perkins.
Representative from the First
Presbyterian, First Christian, west
minister Presbyterian. Eastminster
Presbyterian and Altura Presbyterian
churches, attended the executive
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor
union at the Y. W C. A. cafeteria.
Monday night Routine business was
transacted J. @. Good, president OF
the union, presided Airs. ". T. Tip
ton. resigned from her office Of vice
president and Rev. Schneider was
elected TO fiji the office. A commit
tee was appointed TO arrange the pro-
gram for the flying squadron. which
IS In charge Of the extension work Of
the union luss Thula Hardy. Miss
Sophia Gilchrist and Paul Loscheider
constitute the committee A program
committee composed Of Mrs Pauline
Latimer. Mrs, Isaac Der Helst and
Miss Sybu Shedd was appointed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Have Your Cards Engraved.
II IS quite the thing, and present In
dicati0ns point 10 the fact that they
viii be more popular this year than
ever before Call and see the sam
pies we are showing OF engraved
Christmas Greeting Cards
FL Paso Printing Co.
New address. los Chihuahua St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
>
Lodges and Clubs.
Friends OF Monroe Moritz WaIbridge
Enjoy Birthday Anniversary Party

ONE OF the happiest children's
" parties Of the holiday season was
given Sunday afternoon by Mrs.
J. H. Walbridge at the Walbridge
home in Ysleta, to celebrate the sew
enth birthday anniversary OF her son.
Monroe M0rftZ Walbridge- DecOra-
tions were chrysanthemums. Games
and merrymaking we're enjoyed, with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Klink Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Mitchell
tree. Misses Ora Gilkey. Marguerite
Paul. Nellie Hargrove, Ruth Dean.
Della Fay Kegley. Ruth Osborn, Mary
Liley. Pearlie Robinson and Mabel
Weston, and Johnnie Stephens. Mon
roe Bowers. Alan Gilkey. Bill Erouse.
Jimmie Bryant, William Hargrove.
Joe Kidwell. James Dean. Tom Kelly.
Walter Clayton and Floyd Stevenson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
e. Pasoans Returning.

Miss Florence Cathcart. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. ]. ". Cathcart, VIII ar
rive home December II from Ward
Belmont college. Nashville. Tenn. TO
spend the Christmas holidays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
T no american Girl Relief
Workers Held At KoDno

Washington. d. c., Nov. 3e.-rwo
American relief workers in Poland,
Hiss Martha Graczyk and Miss Mary
Wasflczk- were said 20 be held at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
CaIun1us Dance VIII Be December %;
Jack Mcdonald Is Reelected President

TIE Calumus club has planned its
1 Christmas dance for the evening
OF December IS. Adding interest
70 the bail VIII be a number OF the
younger set who are coming home
from school for the holidays At a
meeting Of the Calumus club held at
hotel Paso del Norte, Sunday, plans
were discussed for the dance and an
election Of officers was held Jack
Mcdonald was reelected president and
Robert Washburn vice president
George Matkin was reelected secre-
tarv and Roland Kemp was chosen
treasurer. Fred Humphreys was
named as chairman OF the entertain
inenl eonni''e
The fortnightly dance Of the Auto
mobile club viii be given on WedneE-
day evening. 1t via be a program
s%
Lodges and Clubs.
The Social club OF the White Shrine
OF Jerusalem viii meet Wednesday
evening at the home Of AIRS. Julia
A. Sharp. 1903 East Boulevard Plans
viii be discussed for the club dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
About e Pasoans.

son who IS seriously IN with neuu-
monia was slightly improved Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Thomson is also suI-
feriug from automobile injuries re-
Gently sustained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Washington, d. c., Nov. 30-Objec-
dons by the government to the plans
OF the packers for disposing Of their
stockyard properties were filed to-
day in the District Of Columbia SUI
preme court The governments OBJ
jections dealt with the Swift Cudahy.
Armour and Morris plans distinctly
as well as the proposal for forming a
holding company to effect the d.
vorcement Of the properties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30


Mrs Walbridge's sisters, Mrs Louis
Folk and Mrs William =. CLARION.
and Nr. CLARION assisting with the
hospitality In contest OF -pinning
the tail on the donkey" Dorothy
Wuerschmidt and Ella LoeWenstein
tied and IN drawing for The prize
Dorothy was the winner. Hot choc-
olate. cakes, confections and other re-
1reshmeuts were served. From be-
meath the cake ribbons were run to
tached to the ribbons. Florence Berg
drew the lucky number and received
a prize The guests Were Florence
Berg, Ella LoeWensteius Bertha Loew-
Crossley- Elizabeth Carnes. Emma
Leowenstein, Jessie Apodaca. Anna
Lee Rheiuemer, Josephine Rhelnemer.
Mary Bernice Carpenter, Albertina
Mitchell, Dorothy Wuerschmidt, Joe
LoeWensteiu, Ir- Jack Ponder VIII
liam Duncan. Eugene Carpenter. IKE
Loewenstein, jr, willis Crossley, Yer
non Williams. Robert LoeWenstefn. Il
A. Carnes, Marie Antoinette wal
bridge and the gr0Wnups. Mrs Frank
Howard, Mrs. A l. Peterman and Mr.
and Mrs Shanks Carpenter.
Mrs. Herman SchIeunnIng entertained
with theater party Monday evening
az the Ellanay in honor Of Miss Cor
RE Nae De Laney OF Del Rio, who
le visiting MIS- j. D. Carnes on
Wyoming street. Following the
theater party refreshments were
served at the Elite. the decorations
featuring a color scheme Of pink and
white. A crystal basket Of pink
and white carnations was used 70
decorate the table. while the same
tints we're reflected IN the ices and
confections Dainty favors were in
the same tints.
Those enjoying the courtesy to Miss
Delaney were Misses Elizabeth
Carnes. Ruth Gay, Marjorie Oliver,
Lena Muriel Palmer and Fred Maley.
James d. Hogan. Wallace Thew. Joe
ORourke. Harry Barker. Lieut.. Lang
ley, rs. Scheduling. lIr. and Mrs. Hugh
Adkins, Mr.. and Mrs. H r. Mewhin-
ney.
The TeNise club gave a bunco
party during the weekend at the home
of Miss Mabel Weston, 3130 Nations
avenue. The house was artistically
decorated with the club colors and
flowers and bunco and other games
were enjoyed Miss Della Fay Kegley
won first prize and the consolation
prize fell 10 Joe Eidwen. Refresh
ments We're served.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs g. W Weston Those
present Weres ALT. and Mrs Lester
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Unless your vision is perfect. you
are using up nervous energy which
should 90 into your daily tasks. Eyes
that tire quickly generally require the
help OF glasses. Let Us make an ex-
animation. which viii determine eX-
actly your powers OF vision and
whether glasses are required or not.
Need Glasses2 Ask SeEall
FL PasO Optical Co.,
106 Texas St, oil san Antonio St.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Buy your Xmas gifts at the First
Methodist Ladies' Bazaar Reasonable
prices December list los S. Mesa
aYenue.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Already the largest
selling high>grade
syrup in the world
an
Calf
OnOrds

This syrup is now ready at Jour
grocer's.
They have called It Brer Rabbit,
IN honor Of the hero Of the planta-
ton stories Of their boyhood. Al
ready meeting with quick apprs-
cation Brer Rabbit IS the largest
selling high grade syrup IN the
world.
Ordv can aodey. In5als 10
Fragrance; ka5is for y5ayssf re f.
mons BrT Rab5if 9sosr. TEsTs ars no
Brs1 Ra55f syyHps. TIE si-sigsf pavs
jzies Of he sRgar esss (5lzs ls5s9
aid z H7ilis5 gyrup Of s8oaifsd susef-
ness (5r0ug la5e), This kzgs1 syTup IS
sgpseially PR up f1T those U50 PRIZE a
seffsHiEg Of tie MD sussfnsss Of Oh
fasEioHsd plantation syrao. Enjoy lie
noted Brz Rab5if Rsgor f5nigEfl
Pe1fek Z For8, Id, Nev Orlsass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Makers and Designers of Fine Gowns,
Chic dresses. Mines Grandpierre and
Hamilton Prices SIS and up. Come
in and let us help you with your plans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

DRER RABBIT favor crowns the
u success Of two Louisiana boys.
Looking back at that day, twenty
two years before, when, armed with
boyish memories, they had started
out to duplicate IN deliciousness the
sugar cane plantation sweets Of their
boyhood, Penick & Ford, now the
biggest packers Of sugar cane prod
ucts IN the world-decided on the
final step.
They would give to the South an
ideal syrup.
One BY one their other luscious
products had been perfected, had
been approved by the discriminating
South, and shipped to every state.
Now they would make that syrup
which would be worthy Of the IA
nous batter-eakes and hot breads Of
the South.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Announcement Is made OF the mar
rage Of Lieut.. C. r. Evans OF the 18th
aero squadron, United States army,
znd Miss Rubye Simpson Of this city.
The Wedding took place in FL Paso
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24
New Plans of Salvation Army Enlarged
to Meet Every Kind of Trouble
By EvANGELINE BOOTH. Salvation Army

How the Salvation Army going spend its $5oooooo? Na
Salvation Army about to undertake that re-
quires such a relatively large sum to finance it?
$13OO000O in order that man, woman or chiiu
OF
facilities Through slum settlements
institutions plan able lend assistance every type
of anywhere who happens to require It.
the Salvation Army do not differ radically from the
but they enlarged and broadened that they EN-
every phase phanropc actvya relief for every type OF
trouble, aid for every Of want
various of the country being purchased
existent relief religious work In % cities new
already been purchased either for SITES where all
will be muchneeded In
every city of the United States survey was made by the
Salvation Army plans Immediately formulated to fill the most
conspicuous needs
Salvation endeavoring to its Home
the greatest possible advantage each community In
enlargement and broadening of the present
the starting of activities and the
solving problems all order that the endless chain of relief worA
which world the needs of those who
our help.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-24
Annexation to United States Favored by
People of British West Indies
By B. C. FIRTH. Legislative Director

People lndies those of English BIRTH favor
of Great Brian debtthe
tom made o parliament recently by Lord Rothermere
foregone the minds of who is familiar
Indian situation that they will day become
1t does matter what England wants what
the natives Their position and their
ultimate end American 1t tme but
it wic 1t inevitable.
of the Cca islands realize the inevitable
America They heartily favor of it. AZ
strongly Britain born and bred Britishere
advantage country than England essential
prosperity
the Bahamas West Indian islands, but Jamaica
Barbados the excepted by Lord
that there would be objection the transfer In Jamaica
believe it would be very strong.
Perhaps would have less enthusiastic feeling about
adsabity allegiance but think that
feelings islands, and position
having lived my that they would favor
X Lane Secretary of the Interior America from
orefather the first
compelled their homes against dangers that
scarcely imagined odds that heartbreakng
that this was of the thoes of their travail
become more America is spirit America
er an and material tingan
faith America something mystical that lives the heavens
constant and searching of the human heart for thing
better