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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
DR.. WILLIAM SHAN's
COMING To AMARILLO
THIS WEEK AWAITED

The coming of Dr William shaw,
formerly General secretary OF the
United society ~ Christian EndeaSor
to Amarillo On March u Is proving
pc great nt,r's, - leaders ir church
and ylnug peoples society circles.
ur Shaw 81 considered one of the
outstanding Christian laymon IN the
country seldom il u given To ono
MAN tn see n great religious move
mpul crow. as Dr shaw has seen the
Christian Endeayor movement grow
under his active leadership. It Is
said
when nr SHAW became Identified
with the international organization
Of Christian Endeayor, it, equipment
consisted Of n white-pine kitchen
table. with a drawer holding all the
literature OF the movement, ana a
wooden chair. the throne OF the gen
oral secretary. all located IN the
rooms OF the Massachusetts, Bihl"
Society Now Christian Endeayor
has It's own beautiful headquarters
building on Beacon hin IN Boston. a
structure of eight stories. the dyna-
mic center from which flows the in
flusnces of Christian EndeayOr to
the ends Of the earth.
At that time. the resources Of thu
organization were $1,000 IN pledges
and here was only one s9iaried Of
fic"r 40 the present time. Christian
End"avor has q general secretary. an
Nocu,Nr secretary. AN alumni upct-
iui,ndrul publication manager. %
Western representative of the PublI-
,atiUn Department. junior ana inter
mediate superiuiendents and with
twenty field secretaries .n stater and
sections. ana u'l cam. 81, rrturiDs ir
China and lndu. with arf uu
worker. in other countries CGrs
tiuu Eudclyor t1s gI1Al tp Dc pol
great worldwide movement ~ '0.-
900 societies art t.HH0uU member.
and lo'r- ..s Nu.. 900 s. denomiu.-
iiOr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION POST
WILL BEGIN Membership DRIVE
MONDAY To | Asst DURING WEEK

-r service ia affiliate himself with
l ur.anization
"It I. fhr 0p,lr ut the member
h.p committee to make Hanson
Post the largest post Boo West Texas.
% is estimated tN1t Their" ar, ono
.urnd r,-.ory.cr men 20 this
.,nmu.Ifr Each u o. WuF assist
l. committee iu their work by
o.nnl 1' 'ho following place, with
300 being solicited be- added
Membership card and bution.
mas D., u.upcd at The following
r.n,cs r. "A. ,roVo a company.
Goa polk street Gilyin 4 Giiyim
lu7 T.. Fourth street vs. - Estes
second Floor. CHS Hall and Randall
nruc Compar, Fnh and rolh
streets
The membership drive committee
will meet ~ the office OF X. II.
Grove. Goa Polk street at : 30
T.. NJ. Monda, This * said To be
a VERY important meeting and all
members Of this committee are
urged 10 be- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

The membership drive committee
81 the locsi chapter OF the American
Legion b. ready 20 START q ioo
American membership campaign Tor
new members AT CX-serv.ce mcu.
soldier. sailors and marines. Who
served ir ihe World war. aIr ,.l--
IDLE 20 membership
The committee 300 charge VII
place placards boz Ore business
district OF Amarillo and nearby
towns OF the Panhandle which do
not have posts Of the legion The
committee will be- pleased = tue
business men VIII cooperate with
them by letting them placc these
posters In their windows. 70 vas
stated yesterday.
The SLOAN az the legion is.
Lets stick To-c'her'" The boys
did In the var and It Is necessary
for them 20 do now a. u was then.
member ~ tho committee said
Yesterday 1t Is the duty Of every
ex-seryice man. regardless Of rank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
CAMPAIGN To RAISE HOTEL BONUS
WILL Be STARTED TOMORROW WITH
FIVE COMMITTEES COVERING CITY

side Of Taylor nistrio No. .. From
Third 10 sixth on the We; sid" ~
Ta' loi AID including tho East side
OF Harrison. District No. I From
Third 20 Si.th on 'he East siie OF
Folk anl East 90 the alley Each ot
the five sub-coAmittecs will be- as
sighed 10 one Of the four districts
and the Solicitations viii continue
Until the required amount Is raised.
II j. said.
Lists ~ the business and profess
sional men and the bankers OF the
Ciiy have beer prepared and quotas
have teen assigned Will" no actu-
al soliciting has been done. tNo mer-
chants have already signifird their
willingness 20 donate the quotas as.
signed them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

4 vigorous campaign will 10 star
I'D tomorrow mornius by the Board
OF Cit, development, special comniii'
tee for the pui pose ot raising a si'-
600 bonus TO secure a modern hotel
for Amarillo. The committee, which
has been divided iEio five sections.
will he headed by President r. p.
Durham as general chairman aud
ly Ben stone. Rev ". " virgin
Tony chisnm and c. VI. MeCullodgh
rs sub-ehairman.
The business section of III" riiy
has been divided into five sections as
follows: Dis,il.t No. |, all territory
noril OF Third street on Tyler. Polk
and Taylor streets: District No ;. all
territory from Third 10 Sixth on the
West side Of Polk and to the East
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
EOIH JUDGMENTS ny
DtfttiT RF\:EIED.
~ cot >TlCOI ut

-Four judgments by default wora
rendered hy Iulgc Raw G. John .np
m ne county csH'' vestvrHts. Thr
,tyl" 81 the cases were as follows.
n \ llouser v Z. n Tudy. 1it on
T1is. National glHE at Commerce
ss - W. Roach. -ui u' note. ".
T. white - \ r Ram N uit IN
not, and + 4 NILS 49, q w.
ro,u q suit on mo-
rti" will b" tNl moro wU.k1 "
cC'ft. count 'I t.W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
"Ep WYNN CARNIVAL"
Americas Greatest Laughing Show
Coming to the Court.

The appearance in Wheeling on De-
Gambler 20-al Of the cmmtHt comedian.
Ed Wynn, with "Th" Ed Wynn Carni-
val" o new musical revue. promises 10
prove the most interesting and proht-
able cf the present theatrical season,
WYNN Is proving a veritahlC sensation
eycrvwhcrc, and on his engagement IN
New York at the New Amsterdam the
atrc, also at the Illinois, chicago, ne
has TONED. all others in the noint OF
gross receipts. ThcatreGoerS who prefer
tho lighter form of stage entertainments
will be Interested in the fact that the
carnival" comes her" with the strong
est endorsements. and IL according I"
many we'll known critics and reviewers
an Extraordinarily artistic, interesting
and tuncful production. The book, writ
ten by Ed Wynn, Is genuinely funny
and entirely out of the beaten pain,
while the songs are bright. gay and
mclodiC. The "Carnival' Is IN TWO nets
and twelve sccncS-maSSivc and orig
nal IN design and the sctttnGS--hut
com lning in an artistic degree. all the
elements OF pictorial beauty. Win
commendablc good taste. Mr.. wynn mas
elected to cmperil the brtlliancy OF his
own radiance in the stellar role. by
surrounding himself with an cxcep-
tional coteric Of gifted players. LII
liam Fitzgerald. diminutive come
diennc. sparkles brightly In the sou,
bret role. and Lillian Wagner. a tall
and strikinGly handsome woman. Is
the prima donna. Wanda Itor In an
Egyptian novelty and Malcolm G. Hicks
an elhsh little miss. Is the premiere
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t" follow his fathers footsteps or
rather, pencil marks. to he exact, for
the elder Watts was we'll known
architect OF Melbourne. True 10 his
parents wish James studied the pro
frssion and followed II for time.
Then came the. ohI;;G&c theatrical anElS,
AMI he was found one night singing
tenor roles with the c. Williamson
Royal Comic Opera company. He re-
manned with this Organization three
years. singing the leading tenor roles
in "Floradora.' The Belle Of New
York" The Runaway Girl and other
successes
Next he entered the musical .Cunser-
vatUry IN Melbourne and studied dane
ing and took 4 course in operate roles
with Nine Nevada. II WAS this tech
meal foundation which led to his ca
rccr as a character impcrsonat"r ana
satirist lie seemed 10 tax" more per
SUnal pleasure out Of initiating MS rel
low pupils. and was not too strenuous
i'm his operate studies. He appeared
at many Of the informal entertain
mrntS which Mime. Nevada gave from
time to time. From these he developed
his "Pettcoat Parodles' and finally
was engaged for the rcVuc "Hellow
Rag,imc" at the Coliseum. London.
He was brought To- this country ny
the MesSrs. Shuhcrt originality. hut as
they had no spot for him at the time
ne was placed in vaudeville where MS
success was but mild. The rapid!t!
with which he has advanced is cyl
denced by the fact that nc has, the
lions share Of tho comedy episode III
the Greenwich Village Foll!cs.
Seats go on sale for the PONIES
on December 18th hut mall orders ar-
companted by remittance including war
tax and self addressed stamped e!nr"-
lnpe will be filled in order received;
No tchnhone orders will be taken ana
no tickets laid away unless paid for.
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Greenwich Village. Star
Travesties Art of Pavlowa

James Watts. whose satirical m!micry
OF the Geep-brcathing dive and the dtN-
trous Russian dancer adds much to the
lure and gaiety of the Greenwich. WI
lagc FollicS. the reHusical COMEDY
which will spiral about the Court on
December 10. II. Is, was born in Mel
bourne. Australia. His success IS one
OF the outstanding personal sensations
of the past theatrical season. Almost
unknown he came TO New York from
London two years ago. true ms repu-
tatlon in England was of the highest
but he had hard struggle IN salhlhS
ths approval of america. His hrst APP
.nraranc,. IN this country included Il
vaudeville tour and humid season on
A ruufgarden. lfut with his advent |"
TN, Greenwich Village foilicS his ar
,iStic Horoscope was rcadJuSted. Tor NJ
was an instantaneous hit. This was
nerhaps due To the fact mat Watts was
giving a seriously thought out ana
studied performance; 1t was lmtnIu1-
otNly evident that here was no nap
GnzarJ travesty or hurleSque that watts
had been 4 Studcnt-And carclui ph'
of tn. classic dance and opera nj
;p,itatinn Of PaVlOwa. his satire on al
ber charming mannerisms; ana MS
hilarious hurlesque OF the prima DONNA
nvcn 10 the reproduction or her some
,i,nrs yrotrsuuc facial expressions her
Conventional poses, her nonchalance-
ali Tho iit;lr tricks of the wcil-Schooiei
sn,oIst we're recognized at once. and
shot Watts from comparative ooscurttS
To nrc-"m:ncncc. .,i-
WIS early training Indicated anything
except 4 stage career. lie was Hh''"u'o
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wholesome and clean manner in when
It is presented, gu towards making y
rare fun for those seeking this line OF
amusement.
The cast is excellent. the characteri-
cation OF the respective roles OF Adam
and Eva, being especially noteworthy.
Upon the shoulders OF Coates GwEnnc
rests much Of tn" humor of the entire
play. and his eccentricittCs, carefully
rnunciatcd. received earnest apprccia-
tiUn. Blaine Ivans acquitted herself
we'll as Eva. while Charles Horn, rs
the father. was but Il bit behind II any
in sharing with the others. Rosemary
Hilton and Frank Knight wcr" couple
IF true lovers and Romano Weaver was
none the least diScUuntiuG in the clever
yet minor role. OF the maid
Adam and Eva tells the story Tar
different from what one might expect
the title suggests. 1t is not the tale
from the Bible, but on the contrary one
mat prnvokes laughter In every detail.
Adam Smith. business manager Is
put in charge OF the family. during the
fathers absence on an extended "Trip
OF course. this is Il different tamlF
from most uthcrS--One that does not
know the fun meaning or the w"ri
work" Ry the tjmo the business
MANAGER puts on the finishing touChcS'
the fun starts. ...,,
With the cast intact. the comedy tull
OF humur and dominated by bright
lines. Adam and Eva" certainly IS
wholesome comedy food Tor thoSe Sn"t
are hungry in this line. 1t Will close
with matinee and night performances
today. and capacity alone Will prove
that Wheeling has endorsed the play
along with every other Guy that WAS
fortunate TO View II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
EXPERIENCE A GREAT TEACHER

PlayGocrs who have seen Lynton
Athey play the part of col, ChaH.
Wright a 'dodecr" in John Corts mu-
steal hit Listen Lester" at the Court
December IL a. Is. hive no doubt
wondered how Mr.. Athcy has so we'll
mastered the art Of lodging. In re-
cent interview Mr.. Athey lays bare his
secret.
I'm the impccuniUrs days of my
youth. some twenty odd years ago. |
raired the experience which has since
proven so valuable t" ME in playing the
rlrt If Col Dodge. These w"r" hard
DAYS for 4 young actor. and i was "ny
through persistent d"dg.ng that ! SUR
yi\cd Thor" were w!athful land!adies;
most annoying tailorS, and host or
others continually camping on my lrall ;
and Tor more than year ""dG"I ana
duckrd them. even as ! ~" duck an
dodge Miss ArbutuS GUILTY on the stage.
It's Il strange thing that after All thes'
wears l should IL doing III" sam" th'nS
| did at the start of my career. We'll.
7 ,.,l.ss every experience IN our lives
proves useful at some time or other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
Announcements

about two weeks and a wide circle OF
friends here wish for her the sincercst
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
MOUNDSVILLE
MOUNDSV|LLE ELKS
LODGE OF SORROW
IN STRAND THEATRE

DIR. VI. +. Compton. Of this city. will
deliver the address 1T the l-"d F." Of Sor-
row, Of Moundsville Lodge No. 2h2. b.
L. O. Ellis. 10 he held IN the Strand
thcatcr tomorrow afternoon.
The entire program will not hc I'M
ishcd until today. hut tn" services this
wear Will be as impressive and bcautl-
full as any that has been given in FOR
NOR years hcCaus" of tn" facilities that
the service can hr given under. The
stag" of the new Strand thcatcr Is TO b"
beautifully arranged and the graf sen y
ing capacity Of the theRtcr WILL enable
everyone to see the services.
The orchestra from the virginia the
alter IN Wheeling has been engaged TO
furnish music for the occasion. and n
quartet from the church choir of The
Second Presbyterian church in Wheel
ing will give several vocal select Ions.
Miss Hazel Virginia Soamun. formerly
OF this city. hut now Of Wheeling. Will
also give several selections.
The public in general is invited I" at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
! THE THEATRES.::|
TWO PERFORMANCES
OF "ADAM AND EVA"
At COURT TODAY
&pAcity Houses Promised for Clever
Comedy at Pop flag Wheeling
Wheeling Playhouse.

The Court - dark all next
week with the exception Of Tues
day night when the University
Concert takes place. This ~ the
nT~t tim, during the regular
season thar Manager Johnson
has ever had a dark week. This
happened through the closing Il
three popular priced shows that
We're booked ana II SO happened
tina, the New York booking Of
E,cS could ami nothing 70 put
IN 10 Ill. the open timc. How
ever. starting On Monday. De-
crmoer 18th. the b:E playhouse
w!ll stage many brilliant attrac-
tons during the balance OF the
month and all through the
month OF january. y glance at
the list If r"mI"E events makes
the show gurr feel tha; Wheel
INK IS being NcrptionaiIy we'll
taken care OF by the booking OK
changes aud Manager johnson.
Here's the lineup:
Dec. l3-it-lj- '"LiSten Lester.
Dec. l6-l1-lN-''Gree VII
laSc F'Ullles."
Dee. @U-2l-Ed Wynn's Carnt-
Dec. 27-2S-Chauncey Olcott
in "Mucu$hla."
Dee. @g-3D-Jaek Sorworth IN
MY Lady Friends"
Dec. 3l-JAn. i-@--M G.. Fields
Mtnstreis.
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exceptional beauty and there will D
about thirty voices to sing.
Wofaa And Personals

Mr.. John Keyser. who resides south OF
town Is recovering from a bad case OF
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ward have moved
from their former home on Central Ave:
nue. to the corner Of Central avenue ana
Thirty-seventh street. ~
marriage was an event Of THANKSGIVING
Day. will spend the end of the week with
her mother. Mrs. Loretta Caldwell, et
Central avenue. Mrs. Thomas expects
TO spend most of the winter here willis
Mr.. Thomas is teaching at Cambridge. Z .
Mrs. Bert Landers Of Central avenue,
spent the latter part of the week at
Armstrong; Mills. ~
Mrs. Wilbur Boston is a guest Of rel.
ativcs near Woodsneld for the rematndA4
of this week and next week. 10,
The Light Bearers of the Presbyterian
eninr at the nome Of Miss Eleanor Aylt,
Mrs II. r. Dunfee visited relatives
and friends at Woodstield this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

ecceutrique danscuse: Earl Rrnham
tenor, brings vocal cXcclirnC" I" the
male singing contingcnt; Ray Miller
and his Black and Whit" Melody BoYs.
The Meyakos Trio. Henry Regal and
Simeon Moore. Harry Cowley and Ted
Roberts are included In n company that
might. with entire propr!ety hr ciaSScd
as an all-Star cast. Tho rcgu lar box
office scat sale starts on Thursday, De-
crmber 18th, but mall OILERS accom-
panied by remittance including war TAX
and self addressed stamped envelope
will be filled in order RECEIVED. Tclc-
phone orders will not hr tnken and no
tickets will be laid away unless PAID
for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
SHADYSIDE
Ben voyage

70 wish God speed Ia Miss Gail rat
trrsun who is To l"iV' this month for
missionary work ia India. the "nnErega-
tirn Of thu Lincoln Avrnu" Method 81
church held - social meeting in the par
l.rS Of the church WCinr sday evening.
The, affair was in the nature Of shower
L. provide all the articles which she is
required by the Mission Board to take
for her comfort and convenience. The
gifts presented were many and beautiful
in quality TIL. guest Of honor expects
Ia leave ShahyStdc cnroutc To India in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

about two weeks and a wide circle OF
friends here wish for her the sincerest
bon voyage.
Church Announcements
Christian! Monday evening the con-
ErcgatiOn Of the Christian church Will
holn Il special meeting. Business. pro-
gram and supper will fill the hours
from 80 to 1000 o'clock.
rresbyterian: In the absence Of the
Ing, Rev. Garvin, Of Wheeling. will de-
liver Il sermon. In the evening Miss
Nell Lyl" Of bridgeport. only eastern
ohio representative at the worlds Sun
day school Convention held this year in
T,kio, japan. will give n report Of that
lrrat event. This will be real treat
fer Shadysdc people and all are well
COinr
Methodist: Sunday morning the holy
communion will be observed and In the
evening the pastor will preach from the
theme. 1.-THE Revival That Is Needed. ="
The church choir is now at work upon
cnnlata which will be rendered during
tn. Christmas season. The music Is Of
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Adam and Eva" delightful COM
edy. is the splendid attraction at the
Court theatre which will be repeated
twice today. matinee and night: Inc
comedy is by Guy BoIHton ana S,r%rS
TIJdIrtom n Mas staged by Robert
Milton. To say that II is amusing. )
clever would in L minor part begin 70
Cxnose the true qualities Il possesses
as a medium OF entertainment. Inc IN
terest is Of the sort that increases a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-01
Laura c.. Arenz
And Harry Grain
Surprise Friends

Surprising their friends by. giving
no warning of the event, Laura c.
Arenz, who is employed in the auto
mobile department at the state house,
and Harry N. Grain, news editor of
The Capital Journal were quietly
married in Portland Saturday even-
ing.
Miss Arenz is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Arenz, formerly of
Salem but now residing at 614 Powell
street, Portland. She is a graduate Of
the Salem high school and former
member of the 1920 class of William
ette University. White at the Univer-
sity. While at the University she was
prominent member Of the Philodo-
sian society.
Mr.. Grain is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. T. Grain, ESQ Tillamook street
Portland, and was a member of the
1918 class OF the University of Ore
gon and was active in student activ
tiles during his years on the Eugen
campus. He was editor of the Emer
aid, student newspaper, during hi
senior year and a member of Sigmi
Delta Chi. national journalism fra
ternity, Sigma Upsilon and Friars
Since leaving college he has been con
nected with the Eugene Daily Guar
and The Capital Journal
Mr. and Mrs. Grain returned to Sa
! lem Sunday evening and will max
tharf home in this city,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-01

States. He pictured the disaster that
has attended the asivenJ Of bOlshevism
that is only socialism in new name
in Russia. its failure at jamestown, at
Kaweah and Antelope vtiley( in Cali
fornia.
Striking at the heart Of the soclaiis-
tic movement, Mr.. Letter defined il
thus
socialism means the slowing up Of
the gait of progress to the stride of the
--LATEST man. for it annuls all incentive
10 work in the individual. and it wakes
Unto a general contest of inactivity
Saying that he has given the land
and labor league much thought. Mr..
Letter said that sit is composed of the
discontented workers on one side and
the diseontented farmers on the other.
\ merging together TO shape the future
/ for their welfare only, You can readi-
lly see what chaos, what ruin, would
follow such an arrangement when such
a party would strive only for the fu-
tture>of one class
He concluded with plea that the
lp eople awake and fight this move
iment. which is an opening wedge in
this state for the birth OF rampant So
Icialism"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-01
new STATE PARTY !
TARGET OF PRESS
CLUB PRESIDENT


Warning that there are. dangerous,
insidious elements at work in the state
seeking to organize revolt, spread the
doctrine of discomfort and to over
throw the sound business principles
that we are now working upon, and
expressing the hope that the men and
women of the state will net sit idly by
while dreamers and theorists and ad-
vocate the upheaval of justice and
right without being combatted," O. c.
Letter, president of the Portland Press
club. and. one of the best known
newspaper men in the state, addressed
the business men at their luncheon in
the Commercial club Monday noon.
Among these dangerous organiza-
tions / speak Of Mr.. Letter declared
"is the new land and labor league par
tv that was formed in Salem here sew
eral weeks ago. After enunperating
the many strange. revolutionary ant
socialistic principles't the party seeks
support lOf III tllc Stdtts MI INANS
tsaid: II only pray and hope that th'
people will come TO know the light an'
that they will not. be led off to follow
false gods of foreign lands"
The land and labor league is 7
Icamouflage duplicate of the non-par
ltisan league of North Dakota tn
speaker said TT does not take a ma
of great intellect" he said TO Sc
that with it comes ruin and desolatio
: in this state if it is permitted TO go OF
for it has cometo be known by IN
: people of North Dakota, yea, the pei
/. pie of the United States, that onl
I failure has attended the movemel
) there. We hear thai their taxes haN
: increased double, yes thribie--th'
their crops have brought them not Il
:. lrosy returns they were told"
f The measure before the voters ne
Il election calling for no more than fo'
( per cent on all loans was attacked
+ Mr.. Letter. He said that 1t would p'
: an end to the lending of foreign mon'
: ir the stae. limiting development az
S the much needed expansion we
= hope for"
Letter flayed any tendency Z
d ward socialism in the state and Unit