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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12

previously, they are worth considering
There are five OF them. among whon
four went to the Athens Olympics
Here arc their names and titles:
J. de F1eurac. president of the prep
aratory committee to the Antwerp
games. ex-lieutenant in the French
army, who is the champion of France
for the fifteen hundred yard run.
NJ. Raguenau. ten times champion.
the first Frrenchman who ran eighteen
kilometers in one hour.
| G.. Poulnar. ex-director of the Join
vile school. champion of the eight
hundred yard dash. for France.
Doctor Beiiin du Coteau. the only
physician In France who trained in
track while he was a student in medi-
cine and who participated in the final
at Athens.
Maurice Renard. another French
champion in the 1900 yard run, who
went TO the stockholm games.
These five men who are among the
best trained have. of course, many
chances to distinguish themselves at
Antwerp. but according to very good
information. the four following men
should be watched and are now In fine
condition.
dash in '50-3-5 when he was only Is /
years old
l.. Guillemot. the recent winner of !
the ogs-country in England.
NJ. Denis. who won the 1900 meters
run in minutes. seconds.
A. Bouchard. one OF the first places
in the marathon.
Some OF the well trained men are: I,
Jean Arnaud. another 1900 metres
run record man; Geo Andre and Simon
PaoIi. the latter very good disc hur-
Ter.
The French track club has organiz-
ed an all around championship In
France starting May 4. the winners to
come to paris for the French cham
that will select the French
at Antwerp.
The French Union of Athletic So
,ieties was scheduled to start elemina-
lion events on May 9. which will be
considered as selection TO the first
iegree. These events are open to two
,ategories of athletes:
On one part the beginners under 25
Who will be admitted in the
ixty metres dash. the three hundred
metres dash, the thousand metres run.
umping. yaulting. disc throwing.
: On the other. the athletes. members
Il clubs attached to the Union. who r
will participate In the hundred metre
lash. 400 mrtee dash. 1.500 metre run. 2
10 metres bundle race, voting. 500 =,
metres four man relay.
As long as sports will not be a part :.
4 French education. instead of "a /.
title gymnastics.. as II Is generally. !;
rance cannot expect TO produce men
t,.n
,lympic games, despite their good will !,
nd the good condition of those who
I'LL go this year and for some time to
cme.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
National League

New York 4, Cincinnati o.
Boston 8, ST. Louis 2.
American League
Chicago 5, New York 6.
St Louis 0. Philadelphia 3.
Detroit 5, Washington 3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
METHOD|STS CAPTURE
FIRST TWILIGHT GAME

The church league season opened
last evening at Round-Up park with
victory for the Methodist church inter-
mediates over the Presbyterian inter-
mediates, l6 to I. The game was rive
innings. Aaron webb, catcher for the
losers, was the individual star of the
game and his two doubles assisted in
the score made by his team. Guy
johnson, of the senior division, um-
pired the contest. Tonight the second
intermediate game is to be played at
6:15 betNeen the Baptist and Chris
tian mines. Cash Wood will handle
the Indicator in this game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
100 FRENCH ATHLETES
WILL ENTER 0LYMp|CS
BY HENRY wooD

Omitted Press staff Correspondent. +,
PARIS. May l2.--France will be
represented at the olympic Games at
Antwerp this summer by about 100
athletes. selected out OF the 150 men
who have been preparing for 1t.
frances preparation for tho oIym-
pics has rather been a mon -prepara-
tion." according to members of the
preparatory committee but there are
many reasons which make il easy to
understand, first OF all because there
has been no budget voted to help the
men who were selected TO start train
ing. and also because track is now con-
sidered In France as a sport which
does not pay. contrary to football and
boxing which do pay.
However. the French will not come
10 Antwerp without chances at all
although their stars have been beaten
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
HARD HITTING FEATURE
OF SALT LAKE VICTORY
fRy Associated Press. }

SALT LAKE CITY. May 12.-Salt
Lake defeated Oakland in the spring
game of the series Tuesday, 9 to s..
The game was featured by hard and
long hitting. Rumler had five hits in
five times up and Buzz Arlett, Oak
land pitcher. knocked two home runs.
The Bees won in the ninth when Null
igan squeezed Rumler across with a
safe bunt, Rumler having arrived at
third on his own hit and wild throw
by Knight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
KooB 1wIRI.s No-mr GAME

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May l2.-Ernie
Koob, Louisville's left handed pitcher.
hurled the first no-hit, no-run game of
the season Tuesday against the Kansas
City American Association team. He
allowed five passes, hit one batsman
and struck out two. but never was In
danger of being scored on during the
nine innings. Only one opponent
reached second base.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
CALIFORNIA WILL SEND
TEAM TO MIDDLE WEST
(By Associated Press. ,

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE University
OF California will send team OF five
athletes to the Western Conference
outdoor track and field championship
meet at Ann Arbor, Mich. June 4 and
| o. II was announced last night.
The entry of the Californians will
give the big ten games added inter-
est as the westerners, in view OF pre-
vious performances. will be regarded
as the dark horse of the meet. In a
recent dual meet between the Univer-
sity of Illinois and California at Ber-
kelley. the Californians were the Vic
tors. Illinois won the indoor meet of
the western conference and is strongly
regarded as the favorite for the out
door championship.
The University of California will be /
represented by athletes regarded as !
certain point winners in some OF the I
events, no matter how keenly the COM
petition develops.
BERKELEY. Cal, May 12.--L A. :,
Nichols, graduate manager of the Uni
versity of California. last night an
nounced the personnel of the team
that will represent California at the
western conference outdoor track and
field championship meet at Ann Arbor
Mich. June 4 and s. They are: John
broadjumper and hammer
thrower. who made the p. A. A u |
broad jump record of % feet, II ga 1
inches and has a hammer throwing |
record of 165 feet: A. B. Sprott. miller
and half miller; o. Hendrickson. 220
and 440 yard runner; Marcus Peter
son. pole vaulter; o. c. Majors. shot
outter, and Walter Christie, coach.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12
Vernon Loses Opener.

SACRAMENTO, May 12.-Timely
hitting in the fifth and sixth innings
gave Sacramento Tuesdays game
with Vernon. 4 to 1. Both Schellen-
back and Prough were batted hard
but the latter managed to keep the
Tigers hits down to an average of but
one each inning. Compton and Mid
dieton each made remarkable catches
of long flies at critical moments when
hits would have meant runs and pos
sibly victory for vernon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-12

When man is discharged he thinks
that his former employer made the
mistake of his life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
no Dream Of the Moon.

To see a moon In brilliant clear.
ness for a wife, love and good
health; for a husband increase In
wealth. 70 see the new moon mean
Advancement in business TO see two
moons means an increase in dignity
and rank. For a beautiful woman to
see in a dream the moon at its full
predicts to her a high standing in
fashion and in public admiration. For
q young girl or widow to see the moon
IN fun and its face Of a dazzling
brightness denotes a speedy marriage.
To jewelers., goldsmIths and bankers
this dream is most happy. Chicago
American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
ANNETTE KELLERMAN
The Modern Venus at Library Thea.
tire This Week.

Annette Kellermon. the modern
Venus, who comes TO the Library
Theatre on Thursday Friday and Sat
urday OF this week in what Women
Love-, is supported by a notable cast
Of fayorite players.
Playing opposite the star will be
seen Wheeler Oakman. best remem.
bered for his work in The Spoilers
"rhe Meier DO Well" Mickey" and
more recently with Priscilla Dean in
THE Virgin OF STEAMBOAT"
Walter Long, Carl Ullman, the
celebrated Bull Montana and Ralph
Lewis are among the best known Of
the able cast.
Beautiful photography, amazing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
United STATES SHIPPING BOARD
0ners Thre Hundred aud Seventy
seven ships For Sale.

.
snids win be received on a private
competitive basis from now on In ac-
cordance with the Merchant Marine
Act at the Office Of the United States
Shipuing Board, 1919 l. street n. W.,
Washington, d. c.
The three hundred and seventy-sev-
en- sships offered for sale consists Of
n~inety-two steel ships and two hun-
dred and ei~ghty-fiVe wooden steamers,
The steel steamers are both oil and
coal burners. The board has estab-
liHhed Il minimum price on these Ves-
sells.
TERMS ON STEEL STEAMERS
10 per cent Of the purchase price in
cash upon delivery Of the vessel; 3
per cent In 6 months thereafter; s per
cent In ~ months thereafter; . per cent
IN III months thereafter; Q per cent in
~ months thereafter. The balance Of
az per cent In equal -semi-annual In
stallments over a period of ten years;
deferred payments TO carry interest at
The rate of 8 per cent per annum.
The two hundred and elghty-lv
wobden steamers for sale consists of
Daugherty Type seventeen Balm
Type; Ten Peninsula Tyne; Six Pacific
American Fisheries Type; one Allen
Type one Lake and Ocean Navtga-
NloN NoNlupnN type lnlrleon McIlel-
land Types one Hundred and Eighty
six Ferris Type; Thirty-one Hough
Type: eleven Grays Harbor Type
TERMS ON WOODEN STEA MEHs
40 per cent cash on delivery. Balance
hi equal "semi-annual installments over
a period OF three years.
Bids may be submitted for one or
more vessels or for any combination
OF above vessels, and must be accom-
panied by certified check made pay
able to the U. S Shipping Board foi
~, per cent OF amount Of the bid.
Bids should he submitted on the
basis of purchase "as Is and where is
Further information may he opium.
ed by requeEt sent 10 the ships Sales
Division. 1910 II. street n. W., Wnsh.
lngtOn, ID. G,
The board reserves the right 20 re.
iect nny and all bids.
Hihs should he addressed 10 IN,
UNITED STATES SHIPPING nOARI
WARRINGTON ID. G., aud indOrsct
"niD ron STEAMSHIP Name o.
ShlpJ."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tod
Briefly for Brsy Readers

Nucoa- the best nut butter Estes
market. Adv.
Annette Kellerman at Library The
atre Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Adv.
Miss Ella Casey, who has been Wis
ting friends in town, has returned
to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Big prize rube dance. Prize given
for best costume at East Arlington
Friday night. Elwells orchestra.-Ad
Roby Jones has opened an insurance
office over the Savings bank in the
Remington Savings Bank building.
Spencer Lee, II. Wells Person and
Arthur Rickert attended the Masonic
meet ne at North Adams Tuesday
evening.
Mr., Harrison has recently presented
TO the Free Library a copy OF "The
Credentials Of Christianity" by Mar
tin j. Scott. 4
William Hurley, who has been con.
fined to his home on Elm street with
an injured knee, has resumed work
at the postoffice.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davenport of
Troy are erjolcing over ten birth of
q IL pound son. The hoy has been
ramed Harvey Bushnell Davenport.
G. S. Staples, Grand Warden of Yer
mont Odd Fellows will visit Stark
lodge this evening. The first degree
VIII be conferred. A large attendance
is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gleason are
IN town today visiting friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Gleason are to move their
furniture to Meehanicyille where
they now reside.
Harry Roster, salesman for the Rob.
ert Reese company OF New York. who
has been confined to his home on Elm
street for the past three months with
eye trouble, has recovered.
Mrs. Fremont Barnes and Mrs
Newton C0ttgell entertained about
~ people at the home OF Mrs. Cot.
Ifell ON Union street Monday eyen.I
Troy and rejoicing over the birth OF.
Morgan Bridge, William Mort and,
Charles Patchin constituted one az
several motor parties from Benning-
ton that attended the matched trot.
ting race a Manchester Saturday al
teFnoon,
ulAclNi StINlNt5 LOT MIS-, ~. IL.
Pettlbone age 50 years, who died at
her home in North Pownal Octc Der
rs, viii be held from the home of the
late deceased Thursday morning at
10 o'clock.
Mrs. Maurice f. Rudd entertained
% people at a dinner party at her
home on G%randview street, Tuesday
evening, in honor OF their tenth wed.
ding anniversary. After the dinner
party cards were played.
Arthur Collins, aged Is years. died
at his home in South Salisbury this
moTning. Funeral services will be
held from the church in South Shafts
bury Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and Increment will be at the South.
SALISBURY cemeteryl
Thursday morning, 1880 to II.
O'clock, prayer meetings will be held
at the following homes: Mrs. NJ. r.
Nichols, II lmepEial Ave; Mrs. Buzzel,
Sl012 South Branch St: Willard II.
Iighthall, 219 Washington Ave-; Mrs.
Charles Hicks, 712 Cage St; Mrs. r.
II. Cranston, 2l6 North ST.; Mrs. Perry
Russell, 314 South St.; Mrs. c. S.
Atk MS, 2 Grant ST.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDA Y-The worlds most famous mermaid,
ANNETTE KELLERMAN in WHAT WOMEN LOVE" The most stupemdous sma-
ton in motion picture history. Prices for this most unusual and wonderful attraction will
be as follows Matinee, Adlts22c; Children tic; Evening Adults &c; Children Tie See
our special ad in Banner tomorrow for fun particulars. s. M. ME #N M# 81 #@aa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

scenes of q deadly underwear fight
between a man and the girl, luxur-
ious glimpses of fashionable Homo
lulu and daring studies of q bevy
of beautiful bathing girls of the
California beaches, are highlights of
the story.
Critics who HAYS viewed the pho.
toplay say that it excells anything
that Miss Kellerman has done be.
fore.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
Fire Test for Carpets.

An old way OF testing carpets to
see If It is a true Persian product Is
IN vogue In Persia. A piece OF red
hot charcoal IS dropped upon IT,,
which leaves a round singed spot. II.
the carpet is Of the 6rst quality the
singed wool can be brushed Off with
the hand without leaving a trace Of
the burn discernIble.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
Polishing Vanished Floor.

To polish o vanished floor, rub
well with equal quantities OF beeswax
ana %turpentlney Another method is to
take equal. parts OF olive oil and
spirits o. %turpenllne. wet a Sofi cloth
will these, rub the wood hard. then
7ub with n dry cloth. THIS is also
good for hlnck. walnut furniture and
sewing machines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

If there were expressions or terms
enough in which to impress up
on the minds of the shopping public
the desirability of paying a visit to the
big sale in recognizing the business,
they would be utilized to the fullest
extent. If you have tailed TO take adj
vantage OF this wonderful sale, make
post haste now.
But a short time remains to select
from thousands of bargains In Daven
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

ports, Easy Chairs, Lamps, Beds, Mat
tresses, Linoleum, Stoves and Ranges.
This IS the time when judicious ex-
penditures really amount to the start.
ing of a savings account. Goods are
reserved for later delivery for those
about to move or who cannot find a
desirable home.
Store open tonight.-Union St,
across from Postoffice.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
Raw Vegetable Cure.

The Juices OF raw vegetables elimi-
nate all kinds Of poIsons from the
blood, and many proofs are now forth
coming Of cases Of rheumatism, neu-
rltis, consumption, etc. having been
completely curei by the raw vegetable
diet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
Art Of Die msklna.

Old coins have been found which
show that the art Of die making was
known TO the Greeks as early as 500
3. c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

ee,mst

A cake OF yeast consists of live
sgg-shaped hodIes so tiny that 1000
Of them. placed end to end, would
measure an inch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

High Cost of Fine Furniture Smashed.
Continuous buyers at Parker-AtweII sale
OF Furniture, Rugs and Stoves, show
their appreciation. Thousands of dol
lars worth Of quality Furniture must go
this week. Store open every night this
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
Cheer Up

One oi the splendid features os the
home talent musical revue ~Ths
Cheer Up viii be the Dance Con.
test. In watch four People viii as-
pear in the contest for a silver cup.
70 BE presented BY Mr. Koctsch. the
ieweier or timer.
Contestants are requested 70 20
present In the audience az Cwhrie
Theatre. November 2sth. or 27th. or
both nights
PerAms outside cuthrie proper are
invited TO participate Mrs. Hildresh
q TIE Guild. has received the follo~.
ing letter from Ripley.
Dear MissHs:-i take may pen in
hand 10 let yoa know that / have
been reading your Advertisements IN
The Daily Leader" al about your
dancing CUP. want TO get into this
dance. some ssy | won't stand no
show 70 get this cup. but an wlll-
ing to try ard get II anyhow. which
] think viii, having been asflici
Cd with rheumatism in my knees AMI
shoulder blade, hut which Is muca
better row. Me and my lady friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

One ot fhr nr~sgiew weddings ~
the yeay ws& shat eslernplned Thur
siay. Nov AS ~ The vounsrs homc
~ Mr and Mrs rhs~~Aore Wianesv '
when thpr daughter Eiah wAa
naisea a marriage 20 Nj a~'.,isoi'l
sartha. @an ~ Mr ArN AlseFt
surhs rronaaly a. ti,e hfAlsl
cnnpls assnnsls~l hs NlsSm i.enogN
shipus.n aua Nj Alfrrd llsckes. -
sersi ihu i~Tlar d thw vachanssng
sifalua A Nendrlsohaa Nvddsne
sgaNh. playcd W Mrs fusss'h y
krasa Th~ mavlAxs' cefssnuay ala
vet essw new was performed nv Itssv
u Il Wade Tbs bride. a gvffeei
blonde. hooked hsAMigal III heg Euwn
~ Eeorwate and nleaNailne Nhc
eorv qswcufnliy drrsred es~tdhas
esrl ard savied "a arm lseauei q
alnsws whhr ehrsnau humNmw Nlaa
Shipmap lsoaed charming ~ white
lare ana ulae nirNaaltnv she alvo
CARRIED houusg Afscg she ,er~mosy
t~ountszeua Aupp"g MAS Served rhr
lsrsAn ssas ihe vuke Va whleA were
e.nsswlesi rlnK thlmhln ess and
mnch nNgvanlert waa eAused utef
tln finding ~ taA various artisiee
Fne wmna emnle received many NMH
fnl a. Weil a. heuuglftal aFeawsi@
ANogoahsw 4 wAa very nAewN
| gathering and ahe Niesis united In
wishing for Nr and Mrs cuwhz q
! future al hAxY a. their ~eidlug day
n ~, NaleAts uSww MIR ANA MFH Al'Wri
turxha and family Nrs lda ravss~.
Alfrod Lloyd and lyalA isss Aea Mv
and Mrn Wm klespess Res y =
Made ami fampy Mr. and Mrs NJ n
g'r~man. Ngw loaoih + kais str
amt Mrs ioula iilrNel ~ and Mira
w Il. Poison. Mrs ilenrY Hers w. Nr
Paul. Mipw Daisy iansiF ana son NJ
and Mrs, George raul and White
and Mira girmssnt Harris MIaA ship
niau aud Mas l~nota Shlpman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Gn,hSses Musical 4 presastson was
rafsed To newer and hishrr leveg
by she deilghsfsll entertainment hast
might al the home of Mr. and Mrs
A.. ] STARK. when tlpe Canhfid1e ehA,
Frogram on fs~neh opefa was elycn
~ Mrs Il ". Merton. assisted ~
Nrs M + nhkfora. ~ and Mrs g
r. iiiN and NfS lAeselms, who gave
IA paf~r on tA~ orarin and develop
meat cf F'rensh oi'efu Mrs Mcrten's s
reading of the story ol sho opera add :
~ mssh to ts4e effectiveness q the
aria TIE anHis ~ the artists am
gnArlng Is 50 NNa known and apprS
gaafed ghat any cnmmeni sn~nie sn
perfaaoas However the, appeared
90 better edVaasa8e ~ wnre more
enthusiastically received than In tbs
nelpwtion frosn Ma~~enets og~fa
ANrodlaec He ls Good He is
Kind tSaiom4e.4 Mrs W r nick
foria Mrs Megtsm ac,senpanhst. !.
"yision Fugitive" tHeredl DF a B
Hall. Mrs Hsll aoeompanist. 1fare
W. wela, sJohn.l Mr. r. w Merton,
Mrs Merter accon4paniSi Both Mrs
Msrten and Mrs Hnl showed W their
aocompanimonts quick interiwesa
fton of and rsare sympathy with the
singers mood At the close of the
rogram on the opera. Mrs Birkfonl
Delighted the guests with group OF
modern songa. Birth of Morn, =
f.eoni.l and. u stte w@cr Minne-
tonka,r tIieurancc) Light refresh :
ments ~~rV served 10 Miss Florence
Adler. Judge and Mrs Boles. Mrs. W.
y. Bsclford. Miss Beland. John lse-
hand. Mrs y. NJ. Carter. Jadge aud
MRS Dals and thelr distinguished
guest. Colonel Root, Or and Mrs
Davis. Miss Marie dean. Mr. and Mrs
Deselms. Mr. and Mrs. A. q Dibbcns
Mr.. and Mrs II A. butcher. Mrs
Henry George. Mrs. sam Gardner.
John Gatchell. Mrs Hahn Mrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

have been doing considerable dane.
ing the past winter, we having oo.a
danced together At All the SATURDAY
night dances In Ripley and there.
aAoats. Please let me know all ahcas
iAe particulars of your dance lnclua.
ing also your dancing cup
Yours lovingly
Alonro 4iowdowu.
Rehearsals for Cheer ITp" have
been progressing beautifully. More
than loo children are rehearsInE AZ
the Gaild Han each afternoon In tae
cutesi cleyerest stunts. and the bis
folks each evening at the lone BAL
Room are working hard and enjoy .ng
the rehearsais OF splendid songs and
dance. Mr. Scarden tho proprietor
% the lone has generously donated
the bah room to the use or the re.
hearsais
Performances will be given Novem-
ber 2eth, and 27th, thar is Friday and
Saturday this week at the Cushrle
Theatre.
Tickets reserved az the Corner
Pharmacy. Thursday and Friday
morning AZ 2 o'clock for Fridays
show, and Saturday at ? for sa'ur-
days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
HIGH COST HITS THE
HIGH D|GN|TAR|[s
Many English Gentlemen, Who
Own Broad Acres and Hunt
ing Preserves Are In
Dire Need

London. Nov ~ liign dixnltarles
of the English church arc finding an
ficulty IN making thsir official vi
ponds meaa the hasai eDst Of living
DR. Wilmington Ingram. the bishop
n London has leased his town mans :
~ in - Jamos square and announ
eer he ls quite prepared 40 give up
FsIiham I'aiaoe his magnificent n
fetal residence The bf#hops ~tl-
pend Is 10000 Ieninds a year Being
a msn of simple habits. he does fsnt
spend 81 900 year on himself. yss
he is often heard TO say that he ~
worse of nov than wf<f he waa a
curfe"
The archbishop ~ York and prlmafss
N England. cousno codrou al<ux. de-
clar,~ fhat Il Il aukn impossible for
ham 10 maintain his home. Bishop
thorpe pa1ace. and entertain his
clergy on his official income Of 300
sounds year. aiahWigh he ie a.
bachelor. sAyn sise EsepIns s'yndard.
The bishop Of Winchester with
6 500 pound annual income. IL IN
similar plight He has 20 maintain
Farnham Castle. the hrges, bishops
palace In thls country. with dver
park which IL one Of the sights of
The bishog Of Lichfieh definitely |
lnnounoes that he rs about 20 change
lis ys1ace for 9 small house. lie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

" the skfu ht eeietissv salloe muddy
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