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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
SAVES BOY BUT
DIES HERSELF
Grandmother Killed on the
TrestIe by Train

BEIIINGHAM. July 3. - Caught
on trestle. Mrs Annie Forester. 60,
succeeded in placing her 10 year old
grandson In place OF safety. but
was herself instantly killed by an
approaching northbound interurban
train last night
Mrs. Forester apparently did not
hear the warning OF tho train until
II was too late. She had placed her
grandson on girder and had almost
reached another herself when the
train struck and hurled her into
gully 20 feet below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

matters that affect human liberty
and the justice of law.
The promise we deliberately re
newed when we entered the great
war for human freedom. and we now
keep faith with those who died In
Flanders field to redeem IL.
THAT | should have been accorded
leadership In such great matters fills
my heart with gratitude and pride.
and the course that the party has
taken fills me with perfect conf
dence that II win so from victory To
victory until the true traditions OF
the republic are vindicated and the
world convinced not only OF our
strength and prowess. but OF our in
tegrity and our devotion to the high
est ideals.
This is a conquering purpose. and
nothing can defeat H.
WOODROW WILSON"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
MsADOO

cratic national convention q, Baiih
more. he was among the firs, TO pre-
sent the convention with the name
Of Woodrow wilson for nomination.
lie became vice chairman during the
greater part OF the campaign.
President Wilson made McAdoo
secretary Of treasury when be
fsmed hts cabinet.
During the war. M secretary Of
treasury. MeAdoo was responsible
for the financing OF the govern
ment and the sale Of It's bonds
Then. when the government took
over the railroads. he became di.
rector general Of the railways and
his work more than doubled. IT
- said that he was one of the
hardest working members OF the
official family.
Quit the Cabinet
He resigned because OF III health
due to ovcrwofk. and. according to
his own statement. the need OF sup-
porting his family. in February
1919.
McAdoo was first married 20 Miss
Sarah II. Fleming in 1855. She
died In 1919. leaving him six chill.
dren. lie married again In 1914.
his bride being Miss Eleanor Ran
dolph Wilson. daughter Of Presi-
dent Wilson. They have one child
His three sons were enlisted In the
navy during the war. and the eldest
ls now junior partner with his faith.
er in the firm OF McAdoo. Cotton a
Franklin. In New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
McAdOO Is FapOrite
'DuringNight Session

McAdoo ,ss. Cox 1874. Palmer c5S.
Gerard 81, Cummings e5. Owen sS.
Hitchcock rs. Meredith 27 Smith l0s.
Edwards AZ. Davis 80. Glass 2sH.
simmons "a. Harrison 6. williams 20.
Marshall 81. Wood 4. Champ Clark
.. Underwood u. Hearst I. Bryan l.
Colby l. and Daniels /.
The official totals on the second
ballot were:
Palmer 246, Cox 15e. McAdoo 2SS.
dust Turn the pagel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.
Following the adoption Of the
democratic platform last night
without amendments, the demo
cratic national convention swung
into balloting for the presidential
candidate.
Two ballot were taken late last
night. with no definite result. Nc
Adoo was easily the leader on both
ballots.
The official totals on the first bal
lot were:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
MORE Than ONE
miss WILSON"
New Complication Arises in
EIWeII Murder Case

NEW YORK. July s.--Morc than
one woman known to Joseph Bovine
Elwcll. slain whist expert. was in
troduced to servants and friends as
Miss Wilson" authorities were in
formed today,
Miss Viola Evans. who knew FL
well for eight years, according TO a
statement made by District Attorney
Edward Swami. denied quarreling
seriously with Elwell.
Ann Kane. former housekeeper,
declared she heard "a woman known
10 ner az Miss Wilson" threaten to
Kill Elwell If he should spurn her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
johnson May Go
to New York Club

NEW YORK. July 3.--The Giants
are negotiating for the services OF
Ernest Johnson. manager and short
stop Of the Salt Lake club Of the Pa
cific Coast league. He is hitting .3s4
and is regarded as one OF the best in.
fIeIders"fn the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Nobody Will Thirst

LONDON. July 3.--Great doings
are being planned by the American
colony in London to celebrate Inde
pendence day Daylight saving viii
be ignored and all the big London no.
tells have reserved bathrooms for
dances And II IL expected that no
one will die OF thirst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Mex Forces Throw
Back Rebel Attack

MEXICO CITY, July 3.--Govern.
ment troops have repulscd a second
attack made by rebels under com.
mand OF Osuna. war department
statement said today. Osuna, him
self. was wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Mccormick Thinks
Deadlock Certain

AUDITORIUM. San Francisco,
July 3.-Vance Mccormick said after
thes first ballot today that 1t looked
like a deadlock. THE situation IL
shaping up as 1t was in 1912" he
declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
Never. under any circum
stances. apply cotton directly to
A burn.
SEVERE BURNS
REQUIRE A PHYSICIAN

Severe burns always require the at.
tention Of a physician II available.
When the patient has reacted from
shock. the clothing should be re
moYed carefully. cutting II around
the places where u sticks to the
flesh If patches OF hot tar or SOME
sticky substances are adherent 70 the
skin, do not try 70 remove them, but
place the dressing over the foreign
substances. They will gradually
loosen up and come off.
In explosions Of powder into the
face. IT IL important to pick out the
grains OF powder. for these may lead
to permant Disagreement II they are
not removed.
What has been said above should
be regarded as solely advice for first.
aid and emergencies. when the
necessary flrst.aid steps have been
taken. IL is usually wisest 10 leave
the rest OF the treatment to the doc
tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
MAYOR REFUSES
TO GRAPPLE WITH
cow; IT'S NO BULL

Mrs. Alexander. ss2s 3ith ave.
w. REQUESTED Mayor Caldwell
Saturday 10 remove COW from
her front yard
The request was referred 10 the
street department. the mayor de.
claring that he was too busy to
do any cowpunching at the pres
ent time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
MANY WAYS OF
TREATING BURNS

A large proportion OF IN. iniuriaA
resulting from Fourth Of July cele
brations are burns. There are many
ways Of treating burns. all Of which
have their advocates.
A very satisfactory dressing Il
plain vaseline or petroiatum rnnlle.
This is spread with a knife on clean
pieces OF old muslin. gauze or sim
liar material. Just as butter Is
spread on. bread. The prepared
cloth Is then cut into strips and the
strips laid on the burns. "outtered"
side down.
The plan OF using several or more
small strips liz better than applying
one large piece. as the smaller dress.
ings come off much more easily
when the burn is re-dressed A thin
layer Of cotton may be applied over
the muslin or gauze to protect the
part from injury and the entire
dressing held In place BY a suitable
bandsge.
Never. under any circumr
stances, apply cotton directly to
burn
A good deal OF fluid exudes from
a burn. and this fluid will harden In
the cotton and cement IL firmly to
the surface OF the wound so that IL
cannot be removed without great
pain and Interference with the heal
ing process. The dressings should
be removed at the end Of - hours
and fresh ones applied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
BY HUGH BAII1LIE

AUDITORIUM. San Francisco.
July 3.--The democratic national
convention, ready to continue
bailoting for n presidential nom
ince. went into session at 9:is
.. IN. today.
Following two Intellectual bal
lots last night, tense and ex.
pectsnt atmosphere pervaded the
big Auditorium. and the report
WAS out that leaders intended 10
make every effort TO conclude
the bslloting today.
The order OF business provided 70,
the nomination OF vice presidential
candidate. Immediately after the
naming Of the head Of the ticket.
The galleries were still only parti
ally filled as the session started II
WIS evident that all OF the deiega
tons had not yet arrived. and there
were many vacant seats on the floor
Itself.
The Rev. James l.. Gordon. of the
First Congregational church. Sar
Francisco. delivered the invocation
The minister prayed for 'interna
tlonal thoughts" in the convention
and quoted Tennyson's lines on The
OF Man. the Federation OF
the World" making a plea for the
league OF nations. The prayer was
by a shout OF Good" as
the chaplain asked Divine aid for
President Wilson. D..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
CAR AND AIRPI.A>E
IN HARD RACE

Some one. meanwhile. had got
word 70 Dale that the plane had been
engaged Shotgun in hand. he rushed
wildly out and headed for the han.
gar In his racing car just as the
aircraft was leaving the field.
Car and plane sped like the wind
with the occupants Of the latter
waving farewell to the sccthing old
gentleman in the auto.
when the plane had attained a
height OF nearly 100 feet. and the
pilot turned her nose sharply up
ward. Dale seized his firearrn and
pointing II skyward. let go both bar
reis.
But the young eiopera scared up
ward into the clouds and were los,
to view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
HART TABOOS
"BuLLDOCC|NC"
Will Not Permit Cruelty to
Animals

OLYMPIA, July 3.-There viii be
no "bulIdogging" or other alleged
cruel sports at the Fourth of July
roundup at centralia and Chehalis
IL the warning issued Friday by Gov.
Louis r. Hart. Is observed.
In n letter TO Herman Allen, prose.
cutting attorney of Lewis county.
Hart ordered vigilance 20 prevent any
possible cruel and inhuman treat
ment of animals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
EFFORTS TO
SH00TDOWN
plane FAIL
Racing Automobile Used in
Wild Chase After High
Flying lothario

GOIDENDAI.E. Wash. July 5.
--tioIdruiale's first airplane
eioprmens came near ending In
disaster. IL was learned today.
when the young brides angry
father tried 10 wing the plane
with n double barreiied shotgun
loaded with y charge Of buck.
shot
The elopers are Lawrence Brown
and Miss Cordelia Dale. one OF this
city's most charming debutantes.
Miss Dale had kept her engage
ment a secret. II is said. until yes
terday.
Dale. seeming 10 scent the plan
OF the young couple. gave orders 20
have the fastest racing auto In town
kept at his disposal. ready for In
.stans service. and got out his favor
fte fowlsnE piece.
Confronted with these obstacles.
the young couple decided upon the
only course left open--to fy for It
Brown got an airplane. paying a
bandsorne price for It's pilots service,
IL Is said. and promising a larger
surn "to beat the old man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

The length Of the mean Gregorian
year is 3s5 days : hours 40 minutes
and IL seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

There are some $4,000 federal
statutes now In force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Centauri, the star nearest the
earth. Is $4,000. 900. 100000 miles
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Necessary to nominate. 730.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Oeaher

Tonight and Sunday. fair:
moderate pestsrly toinds.
T-urp~rature Last 81 Hours
Maximum. -. Minimum. 81.
To-day noon 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
ORIGINATOR Of THE VAN|P DANCE
SAYS It |SBE|NC MUCH ABUSED

they are naturally possessed Of the arts-
tic and refined senNhtIit!cs which pro-
duce quickness OF intuition and tho
adoptabllity to pick up the graccs and
arts, said E Willis Duncan last night
in discussing the "Namp." the dance
which has taken tho country by storm
since II was introduced last summer in
New York. where it was adopted by the
! American National Association OF Dane
ing. and originated by Mr.. Duncan.
Asked 10 describe the dance which
created such a furore and accustomed
so much comment by the ministers Of
all localities, Mr.. Duncan said: 1T rs
difficult to describe dance for you
cannot put into actual words anything
Of that kind. 1t Is composed OF some
OF the Hitting gracefully insinuating
steps which characterized the early
Castle dances. It has feature Of the
shImmy. combining double and stngl"
steps. and the atmosphere of the long
stumbling drawn graceful dancing Of
tho cleverest negro dancers, with Il ton.
dency toward eccentric movements.
But the air was full Of the tension "r
the dancing masters grievance be
cause Of these features 1t is not IN any
way vulgar. on the contrary II Is most
graceful, refined and artistic. ANY
dance can be made ruinous IN effect
when a rabble got hold Of 1t. and IL Is'
not the instructors fault If the boys and
girls and tho society people who tax" up
the dances. pick out the points Of m"
dance which can he mad" suggestive.
and exaggerate them until all S"Nhau,'
Of the origina! is lost. All rnnrluS
teachers are unanimous in their CON
demnation OF the ShiIumY. tn" ne k hUll.
the check to check, bunny huEl!ur. hut
beyond certain point we arc unable
to cope with the situation. 1t is W I"
tho people themselves t. r"Eulat" their
dancing. to moderate it. and max" it the
graceful and delightful relaxation which
1t should be.
As the teacher and originator Of tho
famous "vamp" discour&Cd on the Nor
it's OF the dance. in tho Iitth ante room
OF tho hail where his c'a$s", are Goa
Quoted. all the poSsIhl" rr,las and the"
cavaliers, were calmly. quietly AMI
serenely going through tn" common
place and ultra rcSp",'.,hlr steps of tn"
two step and the walt. just mt the same
pace and in tho sam" quietly religious
manner in which IN" dance. was done
decade ago. hcror" IT," world wont mad
on bunny hugEinp. tauguinE and f"A
trottIng. It was very disappointing.
You hoped that s"Iu" wild youth would
suddenly beCom" !rr"Sirl'uahlc and
burst into tho measures Of the terrible
"vamp." but h" didn't. MI went "n
with the Same air Of undlsturhrd pear"
there was not even Il check in cheek
They were MS sim aud straight aS their
srandm"thcrs IN the NirEiula Reel.
Yes" said tn" originator Of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
CAlLLAUX DENIES
CHARGE OF AIDING
i ENEMIES OF FRANCE
NJ, CAILLAUX OPENS
DEFENSE IN COURT
Might Have Been Guilty OF
Imprudence But Never OF
Treason He Says

PARIS Fob 2n-That he Rad never
,ha,npicned policy Of closer r''"''''S
with Germany, but ono or t'"'"''"'
cancellations" and might haN" h'eh E""
" OF imprudcncc and smpNIS'E''''NN Wv
never OF intelligence with ''S '"e'
proved to hs the opening defense "
Joscph Cai,laux. former premier, charE- .
LIN ,r,,e,r,Iln dealings with IN" enc
my. ln he resumption "f his raj "''H
barrre thu Senate, sitting rs l heh /
court. .,,-... 49,.
Tho examination OF ". Ca.'lauN COW ,
rred his trip 70 South America lat" IN
1914 an dearly IN l3l|. Ia" name %
James Mlnotto. Son-!U-taw OF LOUIS 0
S,yift Of Chicago. who WAS intSrncu III /
the United States rs IN alien ehe'''! ~ q
1915. was necessarily mentioned 'hVouH"-
out the iutrrrogati"nS OF Leon """'
rsois prcsidrn, ur The senate. who pre- /
sidcd o,cr th, court. CallIauN. in reply
TO the questions of ". Bourgeois cIa'''- {
al 10 have been Crulcd by Mtn"tt". IS
numerous others had boon fooled. ne
said. He had every reason 20 p"Ii'N''
Minotto was respectable. b" SAID as ne
mad been vouchcd for by many pr"un-
nent Frenchmcn. He declared ne WIS
introduced TO Minotto by Edwin V. Nor
gan, the American ambassador at Mo
Janciro. ,
NJ Ca,l,aux stood the long and trying
ordeal we'll, holding himself with Slsios
efforts we'll under control. Once, In eS-
nlaininS some Incident. VI. CaliauX Saiu'
"Nfy COLLEAGUES will understand ne
flushed. hesitatcd. suffered ana theh
corrected himself: ~
The members Of tho high court Will
understand"
NJ. Ca!llaux disposed OF Minoto oy
saying that he was one Of the nu,tesoUS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21

which will be used for. the manufacture
ing Of the new swing.
This swing when put on the market
no doubt will be one Of the best and
quickest sellers that any local concern
has ever handled, for the simple reason
that when cold weather comes it will
not be hard matter to take the swing.
apart and store it away during the win
ter months.
The old swing when taken down takes
UP a considerable amount of room.
while this new device Is made in such
way that when taken apart II will
take up very little space.
This company has a patent on this
article and will be tha cole distributors.
Anyone Wishing to see same can do so
by calling at the -nlant. which is locat-
ed at Forty-fourth and Woods streets.
They also are planning ~ make other
porch furniture. including rocking
chairs. settces. benches and other pieces
of furniture which are used outside
during the summer months. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
HOLD
ANNUAL REUNION
BIG CEREMONIAL FOLLOWED BY
BANQUET AT THE SCOTTISH
RITE CATHEDRAL FEATURE.
wheeling Is NOW One OF Tho Leading
Cities Of Tho Country in The
Masonic Line.

The Aucirn, and Accepted Order "i
Mobiles Of thu Mystic Shrine yesterday
held thor WINTER ceremonial at the J.
W. Morris Scottish Ri,n Cathedral.
! Slrirnrs from MI narts IF tho country
v.rc in rh,. civ. Quito a large delcGa-
ZION from T,rt<hurrh arrived in tho city
r,rr,iuc with them several vaudeville
,.,s rim, have taken Pittsburgh by
: storm. All day yesterday the streets
wrr. filled with men wearing caps prov
! ing that they wrrc Mobiles Of the
Mystic shrine.
/ ,pl ...r.ur,r,,e wnrn started Off Mt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
CLEAR YOUR
COMPLEXION
Of Those Unsightly Skin
Blemishes.
Use the Guaranteed BLACK
and WHITE Beauty
Treatment.

Som" people dislike % use face
powder. creams or rouge. hut they
,runut suffer tho embarrassment OF a.
dark. Snllvw. hiulrhy pimply skin.
TA"y therefore depend IN powder,
and rOur" t. CcV"r up "r hide their
embarrassing facial hI"miShcs, little
rruliziuu that tn" longer their use IS
continued Ia" more aggravated the
trouble becomes.
why don't You clear your complex
ION. r,u!uiy thu>" UnSiKhil% SKIN
hlcmishcs Nhirh 81 distress !uur It's
caSy--u" more trouble thHn Applying
cold cream or r0ug". Y"u cleans" tho
skin with Black and White Soap Just
b, fore retiring and th"u apply Black
and Whit" ointment. In tn" morning
ynu wash OF tn" Ointment. y"
trouble and the result" are So salts
Go TO your nearest drug store or
toilet counter today and yet Nuu 4
parkngc of Black aud whit" Ointment
and l. bar Of IIa"k and Whit" Soap.
You can hay both iur SIC. i'rt'uiy
parlorN would chars" - hundred times
rrurn for The S',W" result. u ynt
cannot lind tn" rittm ml and sap.
accent no suhstiiut" hut send soc tn
IN" manufacturers for IN" complete
treatment.
a sample litrratur" and FH"k
and Whit" birthday and Dream BOOK
fire." If YOU will clip and mail this nd
v'rtis"m"ut 'u Ilnrk and White. Eos
?l". Memphis. Tim.
factory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21

For Colds, GRIP or Influenza
and as II preventative. take LANATINE
RROMO UCiNlNE Tablets. Look for
T.. w. GROVES signature on the
box soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21

scrvic" and tclcphon" facilities. when
arn from. time To aim" coming to the
commissions attention. Their has been
40 uur connected with the cUmmiS%it n
Qualif"d iu handle these matters. he In
Gicatrd.
Mr. liandlan was superintendent OF
tho National Telephone company OF
Wheeling before II was merged with the
ChesaTcakc and Potomac Telephone
company. and then entered the employ
Of the latter company rcs!Snins n short
time ago.
judge Wies stated that for long
time the commission had recognized the
need Tor such Il department. but had not
been able 10 secure suitahl" man {"
A rect IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21

wicked dance smiled" We like the
waltz and TIN. tw" step. They NJ" r"Eu-
lar standard performances. v" stage
them every n,rhr. EN'ry"'4y likes
them. ", give them tn" other things
too. But :, - ur to them - do mem
the right Interpretation. otherwise inc
au;is Will -, after them and take away
their danrinE and II VII! come under
the ban Of prohibition too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
au.rnu C.. Z p. PronartH.

"" further declared that within
short tim" an ,HEinrc" would II" aN-
pointed !, make valuation aud apprais-
al Of the prorcTt - -: the th"SApcnk"
and Potomac Telephone company for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
LOCAL PLANT TO
MAKE FURNITURE
a. c. Fisher & Sons Co. TO Manufacturs
Porch Furniture.

ono 0f the newest and best inren-
tirns over gotten up by Il local concern
is the new folding porch swing which
rn- recently been completed by one OF
the nlrurh"rS Of the \. c. Fisher & Sons
60 Of South Wheeling. This concern
IN the past operated a planning mill. but
they arc now putting new addition up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
What is Perfectly Baked Bread?

Bread in wcshapcd, full weight loaf-with
1lu crisu polden-br brown crlst-with a smooth, white
texture inside that doesn't crumbe when you slice it
that contains the food value and nourlshment when
can come only from the proper mixing into the dough
of Flour, Salt, Lard Sugar and Malt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
PROFESSOR E. WILLIS DUNCAN,
or THIS CITY IS INVENTOR or
MOST DISCUSSED DANCE or
THE AGE.
lays the vulgar Sex Dances VIII NOS
be Tolerated-Better Dancing
Must be Protected.

Girls can learn dancing or any OF tho
arts in one fourth tho time and with
one third the effort with which any or
the mex. or boys can accomplish IT, for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21

rurpo.c of determining whether the
company should be allowed the rate in
crease for which IT has made applica-
ton.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-02-12
INTER.cHURCH WORLD
MOVEMENT SPEAKER COMING

On next Sunday night at the Ly-
ceum Theatre at 1880 an Inter-
Church World Movement conference
will be held. This will be in the ma
ture of and Inter-County conference.
The purpose is that the people of this
and adjoining counties may know
something Of the scope of this great
movement among the Churches in
North America in which many de-
nominations are cooperating. It is
not necessary for this article to at
tempt to tell what this movement is.
Space will not permit. But everyone
will have the opportunity Of getting
this information next Sunday night.
DR.. H. r. Mills of Albuquerque who
Is the State Superintendent Of the
lnter-Church in New Mexico, will be
the principal speaker on this occasion.
Mr.. Mills needs no introduction to a
Clovis audience as all remember his
attractiveness of personality and
forcefulness As a platform speaker
during his stay with us some two
years ago as Supt, of our Chautau-
qua.
On Monday night banquet will be
given in honor Of all visiting pastors
who are expected from other coun-
ties as we'll as from Curry. This ban
quet will be at the Harvey House for
the purpose of giving every preacher
an opportunity to PROFOUND whatever
questions he mey desire relative to
the plans of the Inter-C Church Move
ment.
The public is invited to the SER
vice at the Lyceum Theatre on Sun
day night.