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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Supper Table
Gossip

The Roswell grocery storc at 1924
North Fourth street has been sold TO
Mrs. Ida Cook. The store viii be- run
on tho same basis Under the name OF
The Palace grocery. cash and carry.
Leo ". ceeelaky viii be the manager.
Worl has bsS.u recrivett that Frank
L.. Bynum. who directed the Saliva
ton Army campaign In New Mexico.
has been appointed as provincial IL
rector AZ 81. Louis. Miss Erna Fer
guason. who was working with him
through the state has beon trans
ferred from Oklahoma 20 Minneaotn.
with headquarters at Minneapolis.
q. &. Bclson lcavrs to-day for u
weeks camping trip IN Ellis canyon.
The W. ". :. Of the First baptist
church will meet ct gao Thursday
afternoon at the following places;
Circle No. ! with Mrs. Olson. got
North Edith; Circle Ne. 9 az station
a: Circle No. : with Mrs. !. =. silver.
fi0 South Arno. Every lady In the
church II invited to attend these
meetings.
Thcrc will be "a regular meeting Of
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars this
evening At the Armory At 5so
o'clock. Very important business.
All mcmbera are urged TO attend.
The Highland fire department was
called to al North Arn0 street at ]
O'Clock today when "a coal she'd
caught fire. The fire spread To he
shed from a pile OF rubbish In which
IL is believed "a match had been
dropped. The damage was about $50.
The property IN owned by Rafael
Tagliaferri and rented by Celia guam
tann.
11lr casc bsought against 4. T..
Torrez by Siegfried Kahn for an al
legged debt Of si32 was dismissed ait
or a hearing in the court OF Justice of
the Peace John W. Wilson this norm
ing. Torrez who h a teamstor. hauls
supplies with mis- brother from the
Kahn store to the camp OF the san
Miguel Mining company.
The elcction of commissioners FOE
the South Albuquerque drainage dis
trict will he held tomorrow. The
election was called by the county
commissioners. The polls VII be
open an DAY at the residence Of VIII
lam nolde. The three commissioners
who will be elected will handle the
business Affairs OF the drainage dis
trict.
An important special meeting Of
the Elks lodge will be held tonight
at 5 o'clock In the shrine Ma
sonic Temple. All Elks p asked To-
he present promptly AT the hour
named
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
N. p. League Men
Get a Big Vote
Contest For Go,rvilor In Minnesota Is
Clos One.

. TER AsaoefsTrp rssss
ST. PAUL. MINI. June 23-With
enc congressional nomination on the
republican ticket assured, non-parti-
sun league candidates are forcing a
close race FOR the gubernatorial selec-
ton and the congressional nomination
In another district In RETURN from
Mondays statewide primary available
late today.
Rev q. J Kvale. OF Benson. IN
creased his LEAD over Congressman
A. J. Noistead. author Of the prohibit
ton enforcement act, who sought re-
nomination In the seventh district, re-
turns from s4i out Of 3I5 precincts
Riying kvale 1850 ana Nolntead H.
as7 in the unofiicik, count.
In he ninth district Congressman
Halvor siecnerson a only a slight
lead over \. r. Thormodson nom
partisan league candidate. AIS pre-
cincts out OF b2f giving steenerson
fz.SeO and Thormodson i2O33.
When 2.S2b precinc,s out Of 3,i95
in the state had heen heard from on
the republican g~ubernntorial nomina-
lion. j.. A. o. preus had t27 TsS yotea
an against mass polled for DR.. Hen
Hk Shipstoac. he non-partisan l-ngue
candidate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Colby Not Taking
Wilson's Orders
President win Not Dictate TO Conyen
ton, He says.
rTG"s ss,eeiAFse FHts,

~
CHICAGO, June 23.-Bainbrldge
Colby, secretary of state and delegate
10 the democratic national convention.
who stopped on ia Chicago TODAY, OF
hts way TO san Franc 'co. denied that
he "A taking any OF President Will
sons dlctums 10 the convention.
President Wilson too much re-
spect Tor his party TO attempt to In
trude his ideas or force his ideas upon
the party IN an open convention" Mr..
Colby said. Il have had many confer
ences with the president, hut we have
not n third term Tor him.
nor candidates FOR the presidency.
Personally, l believe the conven-
ton VIII be singularly free from any
attempts from any quarter 10 innu-
ouce It's deliberations or to give direc.
ton to its action"
Mr. Colby said he was sure there
would he some aiiusion made 10 ths
treaty Of Versailles and the league of
nations A lar as ] am concerned.
personally. I believe that the party
should go before the people with q
definite tand for The adoption OF tho
treaty" h secretary said.
7 am for the lengce OF nation.
without any reservations. because the
language OF the document Is quit,
clear"
Secretary Colby Is a delegate al
large from the District OF Columbia.
He emphatically denied thnt he WI,
taking along a second place boom In
his own behalf.
There il absolutely nothing in an,
talk that ! may be a vice presidential
candidate he declared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
life INSURANCE
FIELD ATTRACTIVE
F. B. S~chwentker Tells of
Opportunities II Of
fers Young Men


TN life Insurance business ~ a
pefqIhio vocntio0 for a young man
was aliratiieely described IN 3 paper
feda before nhe KiuAniana AZ their
ianfhepn today ~ r. r. srhWenther.
manager for thn rscIHc Mutual Llfe
fnensnurr rouspAnE ia NoW MFNicu.
lhe fresl boom ~ the ME iusur-
rcf hanineea ihe past year lna The
prospects for future nuod business
nahe r. particularly npportunn FOR
10 consider the field. the speaker
NIrhf billion aoliars worth OF me
insurance Nna written last year alone.
aid ~. ~NfhweniAff. this mount be-
inr n ihlrd OF an the life inHur-
alca ilaf has been written 20 date
Nerf yeur the business VIII Increase
BY 50 per cent. IS a expected.
The business should appeal to tho
fnunG man eager 70 enter Home prof
liable business ncld a Of the
quick returns. The steady increase Of
fnrulnGH and the comparatively small
amuunt 81 special training which -
required 10 ~ into the work
G. Wlnmm Foster m charge Of the
local rHsy recruiting station, old The
KfWhnlAns 81 tho opportunity which
the navy was Offering some A~lhuqner-
uue hoy between Ia age 81 Is and
go Years 81 are 70 attend the summer
coufse at the Great Lakes Naval
Training station. He outlined the six
weeks coefEt which viii be onered
ana asked the club 20 choose a boy
from the city for the scholarship.
A committee composed Of n. l.
Fox. I'd. Coz and Dr.. w. G. Hope
uaa appointed to select the young
man Tor the navy training. They will
fct IN iouqh with boys who would be
eligible and who would like the pp-
poftuuity Of a = summer training
sud eacafion.
The Attendance prize o. nve dollars
worth Of trading a. any kiwaninfi
huNintes house, given by George G.
Taylor was won 10 Dr. D. IT, Bower.
The klient boost was a residences In
vogtory blank for FIRE Insurance. pre-
reuted by Frank W. Grnham Of the
Frank-Ofnhnm Insurance company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Johnson AsSails
Delegates Treachery


LINCOLN. Neh, June 23--frank
A. Harrison. OF Lincoln, manager Tor
senator Hiram Iohuson's Nebraska
presidential preference campaign,
whu recently charged that "the
tr.achery aud Assertion 81 Inc dele
gates from instructed states broke the
heart or the johnson movement to-
day made public n personal note from
the senator IN Which the hitter SAYS
he wishes to Jake steps 20 mold
ZAP 10 deserved public obloquy and
scorn," those who Ne said, broke
mith.' at Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
One-Period Cold-Pack Canning Is the
Thing When Sugar Is Scarce. Time and
Energy Are Precious, Says Uncle Sam
Accuracy and Swiftness.
Requisites Of Success
in CoId.P Pack Method

WASHINGTON. d. g.. june et.
CAnnlnE time h here again.
strawoerrief ar EoIns. cherries
Are coming. and then Etralehl
through the summer fhcfr will be
vegetables ~ an descriptions ffuiis
that VIII Yield juices for jelly MAX
ing, Fruits 20 pftserfcan ilnany
the golden peaches % safiy NIL.
rpenlnF 10 be earned whole. in
halves. or made into mellow peach
butter for winter MORNINGS.
True sugar b. scarce. but the me
ihod 81 caunlnE endorsed by the
United States department % agncui-
tufe points q way round this ditfl-
Guilty. h, the onc-period coId.pAcs
canning method fruits ma b. cams
ed without sugar. Hot water Instead
81 strip ~ poured over tke fruit IN
the can before aeallnr pf course
" a housewife has plenty ~ suur
md wants 10 use u. sirup u quite 10
nrder-but q y not necessary.
Al~ofnie A~seuracy
The first requisite to Eucsess with
cold-pack canning is absolute &C.
cumcy. Then. according 40 govern-
ment teachers Of this method, one
must carefully uniearn ali the less
sons Of the Old time. more cnmplicat-
ed canning systems. such a. tbs
open kettle" method. and start Win
an open mind TO master the five sim
pie Steps Of the cold pnck me bod.
There are several variations 81 the
co.d-pack equipment for canning In
ciudinr hot water baths with home
made outfits and with commercial
equipment. water seat outfits, and
steam pressure outfits. The steam
pressure outfits a time hut home
nude equipment - quits as sue
ccssfui and calculated - appeal "a
a majority o. housewives by reason
~ economy.
Waaiihoilrr l. favorite
A homemade outfit may he made
of such a receptacle A. q washhoiler.
a large TN pail. a lard pail. milk can
or a metal washtuh. Such n Gamer
must have "a we'll fitiirg cover and
q False bottom or llftiug platform %
who'd or metal, This false bottom
b. necessary 10th 20 support the fruit
Jars and prevent them from cominE
III direct contact with hent. and also
to permit a free CIRCULATION o. water
and steam around and under the Jars
In addition TO the canner, q house
wife should have at hand several
bowls and sharp knives for pairing
the fruit or preparing the vegeta-
blesi wooden spoons for pHsking
food into jars; plenty of clean white
cheesecloth aud two large kettles Tor
the b%lanchlng and cold dipping pro-
cess; a colander: a supply OF new
rubber rings for sealing the Jars;
Jars sterillncd and tempered by heat
ing IN water and allowed TO cool IN
the same water; quart measure;
funnel. n clock,
rive CoId.Pack Strps
The successive steps In this method
are scaldinp or branching. cold-dip-
ping, packing the food In Jars. ster-
xililne. and sealing the jars.
The branching process h accom-
piished by putting the food. thor
ourhly cleared. int a large piece OF
cheescloth ana lowering this into a
Kettle u boiling water. leaving Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Burned by Steam
From an Automobile

Louis Co.'S. n mechanic for the
Baker Steam Motor Car company d.
nt 81. Ioseph's hospital suncrinf from
steam burns received yesterday whii"
working ON one Of IA steamer can.
Co.'S By accident unscrewed o cap
which released "a sHsat volume OF
steam ia the direction ~ his body.
ffa face and neck. hands and arms
were badly burned His condition
~ reported briter today out the
burns. while not deer. are very pain
ful.
~ \ -. Cunfield as soon a. his con-
dlflun permits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Mrs. Winter Heads
Women's Federation

UEs MOTNEH. Ia. June 23.-MrsI
r. q. Winter. Of Minneapolis, was
chosen president ~ the General Fed
GRAFTON Of W1omens Clubs al yester-
days election. u vas announced Of
ficially az the bfenninl conyTntiou
today.
other officer for the federation
chosen Yesterday. Vice president.
Mrs. VI s. Jennings. Florida. second
Vice president. Mrs j. X. ScherTner-
horn. New Jeryry. Auditor. Mrs II
A. Iuid. Arizona; Recording secre-
tary Nlrs. Adam Weiss. Colorado:
ond treasurer. Mrs. y. n. Clark. Rcd
Oak. Iowa.
Mrs Winter received go votes and
aiisn OeofUia Bacon. Of Massachu-
sets he's only opponent All votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Ohio Delegates
In Salt Lake City

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, June 30.
Two trains Of 10 cars each, known
a. Cox specials. carrying about 900
residents OF Ohio e the democratic
convention 90 san Francisco. arrived
In Salt Lake today.
After q 10 hour stop. the party,
which Included he Ohio delegates to
the convention will proceed q" Los
Angeles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
New Mexico to Give
Argentine Advice on
Care of Range Cattle

The New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers association Is to furnish adj
vice &c Argentine regarding uhe ear
ing OF cattle on the ranges.
The association this morning re-
cmved "A letter from an embassy Ht
Washington. stating that he he'd re-
cei,ed a cable from Buenos Aires re
questing copies OF laws n regtld-
aons In regard To branding and other
methods OF marking rhttie, horses and
sheep In the United States
the association Is asked to furnish
Information as b b. said Argentine has
encountered difficulties with b I'M
fenced range as are encountered ~
New Mexico.
How are cattle returned 20 me
owner and what is the penalty for
theft?" asks the communication,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
II Negroes Held in
Woman's Murder

81. Joseph. Mo, June 22.-Parts
Of an iron bedstead corresponding
with bed rafa attached 90 q wo-
mans headless body found In Lake
Contrary several DAYS aEo have led
to the arrests Of seventeen Z.
The bed parts were found In the
negroes rooming house district and
the police made a general raid on he
section. Seventeen are held for in
veztigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
INNS %CONvENTION

SAN FltANclScp, June g3.-Lcud-
crs among progressive Chinese from
all sections NJ North America gath
cred here today in tho first great ma
uonal convention OF the Chineue In
this country devoted to the purpose
ut establishing better erHinndinE
hetwee nthe chinssea and the Ameri-
cans and cementing the friendship
between the hines and the AnaTi-
vention h under The auspices Of the
Chinese National Welfare Society Of
America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Chicago'S Case
tConLInued dom nagc one.l


the big builders do not iook Tor any
important resumption of activities.
Attitudc Different
The attitude ~ building labor H.
self j. vastly different from what It
was a year aRo six months, or three
months ago The vanishing of the
labor shortage has stimulated OUT
put. The sl%uckening OF work has
hammered home the economic fact
that high wage have tu come out
~ production and that. as Governor
lsowdcu phrases a. You canu divide
thnn you produce
one builder estimated saturday
that a certain type OF bungalow In
1874 took $50 carpenter hours To-
build, hut In 1920 h required between
1908 and 100 carpenter hours The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Proctor Promises
To Support Harding

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Harding, republican presidential
nominee, continued his conferences
with republican leaders today. dis
cussing with them plans Tor his cam
paign and subjects with which he will
deal In his speech OF acceptance.
William Copper Proctor. OF Gin-
cinnati. manager for Major General
Leonard Wood In his campaign for
the senator promising his loyal sup
port.
Senator Harding today received a
letter from Theg 1re Roosevelt. Jr..
concentrating him on his nomina-
tfOu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

CHICAGO, June 43-Lumbyr
prices generally throughout the cpun.
Try have decliucd from ~ tu 20 per
cent during the past month, accord
pany which owns its " woods and
mills.
Builders are being advised, the
lumber company suid, That the pres
ent price level would be- maintained
throughout the wear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Plays Fewer But
Better, Frank Keenan,,
Film Star Says

plays are FEWER than they used to
he hut what n produced n much
better and a longer time II given In
the production"
This wat the statement of Frank
keenan. 1lsn celebrity who was in
Albuquerque today en- route TO CALI
fofnla. MI. Keennn 4 20 attend the
democratic national convention at
san Francisco and then 90 10 visit
his Daughter. Mrs. Prank slonn, wife
~ Major Sloan az Portland.
Mr.. Kecnan has been IN New York
and according 4 o his statement II
going 20 California for a rest. He
expects 20 return eas; again In n few
months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Texas Delegates to
Vote for McAdoo

DALLAS Texas. June 23-bccllr-
ing their intention 10 east TcNaf
forty votes on the first ballot for
william g. McAdoo FOR the priest
dental nomination. the Texas dnlr-
gates e. the democratic national con-
yenuon left here last midnight Tor
san Francisco.
The party, which includes six wo-
men delegates. ~ travelling Dos spec
iat train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

figures are relative. not exact. but
they indicate a slump % a. least o.
per rent Ia productivity. Wages have
a. least doubled hut output instead
81 kccpinr pace has dropped OFF one
third and has showed labor cost up-
wards OUT ~ an proportions But In
recent weeks. an Increase Of rs to 20
per cent In man-hour nutput has been
Mniad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Another Earth Shock
Felt at Los Angeles

Los Angeles. June ga slight
earthquake at 4 %. m. today was felt
chiefly la the southern section Of
Los Angeles and az fnElewood, which
sustained the heaviest damage In the
shock %: Monday night The tremor
today raitled buildings but cause
nu dumare.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Now Wheat on Mnrkct.

FORT WORTH. Tex. June 23.-The
first carload OF new Texas wheat
reached the market here today from
Rochester. Texas II tested 80 Z
pounds to the bushel and brought
S2.SO per bushei f. a. b.. Rochcster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
Author of Volstead
Act Is Defeated

ST. PAUL. June 2s.-congressman
a. =. Nniafcad. republican, author OF
uie prohibition enforcement act, was
Defeated FOR renomination In Mon
days primary by The Rev. .. j,
Kyaie 81 Benson. non partisan league
candidate on virtually complete re-
iuruF
This congressional upset IN the
seventh dist7ict. the onlg district in
which an Incumbent seeking re-
nomination was unsuccessful. almost
scsfnhedowed the unusually close
race FOR the republican guhernator-
ial nomination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
TIM TABhE ron BRANCHING
AND STEitILixiNG

Immersed FOR the number % min
schedule. The hlnnchinF may be
dome ly suspcndinK the food In
cheeacloth above the boiling water In
team The process n ~ great i'm
p~ortnnce. eliminating o~hicctable
acids. starting the flaw 81 colorlnE
matter ana reducing the bulk NJ the
fund
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
RoBBERs PICkING

TERRE HAUTE Pred a. BecRcL
farmer. u minus n 500-pound calf.
Just up N disappeared aud he be
iieyes robbers with an auto chrted it
away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

Il took from i77b until 1873 Tor
Main 10 gain separate statehood from
Massachusetts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23
WHAT STRIKD, or
FIVE MONTHS COST.

NEW YORK strikes In the
country during the past five months
hnye cost. lt b. computed here, Nh7-
GN3.37O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

A solder has been intrnted winch
holds rimleaa lenses dgainst the metal
pnrts OF eyeglasses without screws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

For quick artion q pistol holster
Inns been patented that opens It's en-
Tire length whea a weapon IL with
drawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23

Don't eiIh you could eel your houss-
Hfil h
Dont Wish you eodd lhnd 3 iob-Flad u
Dou't wish you could rent your apart
Howl
~ 1slhg The Herald's Classified Columns
Phase af6- Phone 3f5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-23


When f0od h blanched Il must be
cold-dipped Immediately after. The
shook from boiling To cold water kills
certain bacteria. sets the coioring
matter. ana hardens the puip under
the skin. The food In the cheese
cloth should be lifted directly from
the boiling water and plunged into
a kettle 81 very cold water u should
never be allowed 10 stay In the cold
water. hut should be removed m
mediateiy and drained. prepaiory TO
packing.
A wooden spoon Is the beat FOR
racking the food into Jars. since IL
does no; injure the food a. q sharp
spoon might. When the lars are
packed and fuii pressed down. TO IN
SURE full jars when finished. the jars
should be filled with boiling water
81 the food Is a vegetable; and with
either boiling water or sirup " Il
H. fruit. The scaldsd ruhhers and
covcrs are then placed IN he lars,
hut not scaled. lest the air expanding
when heated should blow the rub
her out and break he ipr.
No Delay between steps
s,exf comes the a%tcriiizinE. The
Jars filled with food arr placed on
the false bottom Of the washbolier
Ia boiling water which should reach
AZ least several Inches above the tops
or the jars. They mus, he left In the
boiling water the exact period 81 time
stated 10 the schedule for that partic-
uIar food. and time should De count
ed from the second the water be-
gins jumping over the entire surface.
The cover should be kept GA tightly
until time to remove the lans.
When the sterilizing l. completed
- nL.aH - ..a.AmHlA - AnNEE
sealed and tested for leaks hy IN
Verting or lying on their sides while
cooling.
Experts IN this process emphasize
In addition 20 the necessity for ac-
curacy the fact thai the there must
he no delay between the i've steps.
From government bulletins and
from various books prepared by
teachers Of the cold-pack method,
the housewife can find detailed re-
cipea Tor each TODD she may wish to
prepare IN this way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-28
Sulphur Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Connally came
in Saturday from Childress, where
they have been living for the past
six or eight months. Mr.. Connally
has held a responsible position in
that city with the Western Union.
They plan TO make Sulphur their
home now.
j. S. Stephens, prominent farmer,
has sold his farm just east of Pal
mer, and will leave later in the fall
for Arkansas. where he will make his
future home.
Miss Myrtle Pickens, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Pacey,
has returned to her home in Musko-
gee.
John Nichols and family of Wichi-
ia Falls, have been visiting friends
and relatives in this city. returned
home the past week
A. p. Chrisco and family of Ash
Field, Ark. returned to their home
Tuesday after n visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Thomas.
Mrs. j. Murphy was Davis Wis
itor Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. F. c. Webb, and
Mrs. ]. H. Bridges, attended the
woman's district missionary meeting
at Davis last Tuesday a large
number of the church and lay mem
bers went over for the night ses-
sions. Rev. Chappell, noted Method
list divine delivered the chief address
Clyde d. Woods left Tuesday &c
visit his mother for a few weeks al
San Angelo. Texas
Mrs. j. II. Wright Of Houston
Texas, is here this week visiting
with friends.
Roy r .Oakes Jr., OF Detroit. Mich.
Is here this week visiting friends.
Mrs. A. /. Price and children
went to Ringing Wednesday for O
visit.
Mrs, Bette c. Wright was an Ard.
more visitor this week.
r. c. James was an Ardmore Wis.
itor last week, where he was arrang.