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Evening journal., 1920-10-21

Taft or with anyone who may ofref
sincere adyioe-but am for ha
League.
Gray Presents Nominee.
Stale Chairman lsaacs called tho
meeting 30 order. The Rev Carlisld
l.. Hubbard delivered the Invocation
and Judge Gray introduced the nomt
nee.
Introducing Governor Cox. Judsa
Gray sald
ladies and Genilcment.
"This Is no ordinary political meote
ing The American people have placed
In the background. for The presenk
many OF the old issues that occupied
/ their attention The paramount lssud
| of this campaign Is more momentous
and anpealing ihaq any Of these. Do
not think ne undily serious, when
/ pronounce 10 The gfeaicst moral ISSUE
| the world has ever known.
ut cannot. therefore, be a PARTISAN
ISSUE 10 Is an appeal 10 the cons
science and patriotism OF an, Of whabf
ever party afllliatiun. who love theln
country, whether. at this crisis OF The
worlds history. after an the agony
and sacrifice OF The war through
which we have Just passed. we are 10
abandon the hope that animated al
our hearts during The great slruggle-
that ycarnng hope that at It's closd
Continued on Page Two.
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Win ONLY 9
Of 60 APPEALS
Democrats Succeed in Hav-
ing Only Few Republi-
cans Stricken Off
MORE WILL BE
HEARD NEXT WEEK

Making a total NJ nine appeals sus-
tanned out OF between iifty and sixty
so FAR b,oueht before the court by
me Democrats, the names Of two
rcgietrants, a Negro and a Negress,
were ordered from the gelstration
lists by Resident Judge Herbert l..
Rec mis- morning on appeals taken
by The Democrats from decisions OF
registration officers They were the
only registration appeals brought be-
fore Judge Rice today.
Those whose names were ordered
from the lists are Willard sullivan.
Negro. 80 years Of age. Of 30i East
Eighth street, the appeal Of whose
registration was first brought up yes
terday. and Sarah Spencer, Negress.
p years Of age. Of 5Oi Locust street.
Having become 2i years OF age since
1900, the two registrants. under the
State Constitution. were required 10
pass an educational test. and neither
could meet the requirements. When
the appeal OF the rgistrati0n Of Sulli-
van was brought up yesterday The
Negro claimed that. because Of ex-
ccedingly poor eyesight he was pre-
vented from receiving any education.
He was examined by an oculist yes
terday afternoon and according Ia
The report of the results u the exam
nation, Sullivan's impaired eyesight
was not so extensive as 20 lead the
court 30 believe that he could moi
have received sufficient education 10
qualify.
The Spencer woman. when called
up. admitted that she was unable 10
read or write and fha anneoI tbcr,
fore was sustained.
James !. Boyce. representing the
Democrats Informed The court that
twenty-five subpOenas had been is
sued for registranls yesterday after
noon. but that the sherins ofilce had
succeeded IN serving only a few. ne
stated thai the large Number Of reg
islrants couio not be found by the
sheriff's utlce. stating that two were
In a hospital. several were working
out Of taa city or temporarily away
from home. and that one had moved
Judge Rice tool occasion TO state
Continued on Page Fourteen)
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Gamers WOULD
SELLAT COST
Try TO Devise Plan of Dis
posing of Pack With
out Loss
HOLD MEETING
AT HOTEL DU POINT

About 70 members Of the Tri-Siaie
Packers Association representing
the packing int rests OF New Jersey.
Maryland and Delaware gathered in
the Hotel dupont at 4 o'clock this
afternoon In special session. The
meeting was called by state Senator
Asa Bennett OF Frankford, president
Of the association. at the request OF
the members who desire to consider
plans whereby trade can be stimu-
lated by the buying public. The con-
sumers, and also 20 discuss the action
OF iobbers IN canned goods re,0cting
their contracts IL was int.maih this
morning that some action might be
taken by the packers against those
who have ordered goods from them
az 81 50 a dozen and then rejected
the contracts when buying, owing 10
the market falling.
In speaking OF the condition NJ the
canning industry This morning Sena-
tor BENEFIT said despite the fact that
this seasons pack Is close 90 100000
cases short or That or last year and
many or lha caincrs we're forced out
or business last season. the Gamers
"a
goods "rnis." he added. "is due 10
the retailers having on their shelves
canned goods purchased when prices
were high ana they will not unload
uTiii trey get itnir price
While 10 was moi generally known.
Wilmington wholesale grocers are
saidit DO have had few cases OF Tomatoes
on their shelves two weeks ago.
while the retailers were stocked up,
and according 90 Senator Bennett. two
men. iOhbers. broke lho market here
by selling direct Do the consumer
These men, stevens and Weiss
brought a carload Of tomatoes 10 this
city and sold them at si.25 q case,
as compared with the wholesale price
OF si.6j q case. As a result OF ihis
cut in prices a Philadelphia johher
also shipped truckloaf Of canned
goods to This city and sold them Ia
the rNailers AT reduced prices.
senator Bennett said. Retailers
who bought those goods did 90 40 the
right price. and II the price charged
the consumer Is not reduced the pub
lie knows who 10 blame"
The meeting which opened today
for a two days session. according ID
Mr.. Bennett, 10 try 20 find mean.
Of giving relief 10 the Gamers by
forcing sales through a stagnant mar.
ket The public. he said. was partly
responsible for the present condition
! In that the consumer Is bucking The
/ prices asked for goods
Many Of the Gamers reported thai
they not only lost money on the i9i!
pack, but they still have canned good.
OF last year In their warehouses anC
while this years pack was smaller
they have The output OF the two
years on hand. As a result ih'
packers said they were willing q
sell 40 The bare cost OF production
wh ch is about $3.50 a case.
Just what action will be iaken a
Continued ON page SKI.
Rims For All Cars. Automohn
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TRAIN BANDITS
SHOOT and ROB
Armed Men Hold Up N. Y.
Central Passengers in
Buffalo Yard
TWO SUSPECTS
ARE CAPTURED

BUFFALO. " Y. oct q United
Press Three bandits firing revolvers
into the air robbed passengers on Now
York Central iiain No. i5 In the East
Buffalo yards early Today. George
Sinclair. Geneva. D.. a lrainman, was
sn6i and wOu1ded.
The train was standing In The yards
when the bandits iumpcn on the plat
fOrm n Tho last Iti man. Sinclair
tried o. bar ihcir way. They fred at
him. lle + N wounded Entering the
coach. the bandits fired several shots
into The roof awakening passengers
who were sti1 in their herihs The
Passengers then were ordered out Of
their herihs and marched 20 one end
OF the car. two ~ the men threatening
them With revolVcrs while the third
man searched clothing and looked
under pillows for money and watches
Thirty minutes after The holdun the
police arrested John nepka and SIAN
ley Depka. brothers They were taken
10 the train coach and Identified by
iho passengers police allege. Sincls'r
was rushed 10 a hOsniiai.
All the persons robbed were
OhiOans.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
CALDER
IN CITY TONIGHT

Tho Hon. William VI. Calder,
United states Senator from New York,
will be the principal speaker at a
mass meeting OF Twelfth Ward Repuh-
licans in the Victory Theatre. Fourth
and dupont streets, tonight Colonel
Thomas W Miller. chairman of the
Eastern Division OF the National Com
miiioo speakers Bureau VIII also
make an address.
Donald Morton, assistant secretary
OF the Republican county ,et 1ell'',ii.,.s W.
and chairman Of the Twelfth Ward
Committee Will preside at the meeting:
prior 10 the meeting Mr. MortoIf Will
entertain the speakers and few OF
the officials Of the local Republicaf
headquarters at a luncheon at Ihe
Lambros.
The Hon. William II. Fairless Of
Virginia. will address a meeting OF
Republicans at Milton, tonight.
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WORLDPEACE
NOT POSSIBLE
IN ARTICLE X,
HARDINGSAYS
G.. o. =. Candidate Thinks
Only Heart and Soul of
Justice VIII Make
World Better
CANNOT ACCEPT
WILSON COVENANT

ROCHESTER, n. Y. oct q UNITED
Press l-Senaior Warren G. Harding
.oday challenged any one TO draw up
PARALLEL column OF his uttorancce
on The league Of nations and ind
statements not In accord.
Speaking In Convention llall here,
The Republican candidate FOR the
Presidency insisted mat ne has held
to his position throughout his cam
paIgn and again refused 90 outline In
ton OF nations.
IL challenge contradiction. / invite
any mans parallel OF utterancos which
are not IN accord" ne said u have
unfa.lingly said that we wish 10 asso-
ciaie with other nations TO end war
and promote and preserve peace lhc
other nations OF The world are wiser
than our political opponents. They ac-
crpted the fact that there Is no hope
of uniting Americans or even a very
substantial minority behind me inn
possible proposal that we should ac-
cept the covenant as written, The
foreign nations have set their faces
To tho future. So must American. sc
must every friend or a new better
order"
senator Harding tNltItu N'W 1Nfl
State today for The FIRST time sino'
he received the Republican prosiden
/ tal nomination.
The senator will speak at Buffal
| tonight.
Ne does not plan 10 50 10 New Nor
lefty 40 any time during the oampalgr
This trip probably Will be senate
| Hardlng's last outside o. his hom
state. The final week of the cam
pain Will be spent In Ohio's mos
/ important cits
Criticism from Democratic leader
who charge Senator Harding ha
shifted his League ~ Nations position
several times during the campaign
brought from the Republican candi
date an offer OF a reward 90 any on'
who can point out an inconslstenc,
In his utleranccs on this issue sine
his speech of acceptance.
81 have said from the beginning ina
we would not have the Wilson cove
nani and ! say 70 10 you again now,
Continued on page Fourteen.
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LONDON, Oct 2i United Pressl-
Orders have been Issued for British
railway workers 10 strike Sunday at
midnight In sympathy with coal min
ers. Under the orders sent out today
railroad men throughout the United
Kingdom win walk out sunday mid
night unless specific Instructions 10
the contrary are issued In the mean
time.
Unless Negotiations 10 end The coal
strike are Instituted within twenty
fouv hours the issue will be "be-
tween the government and The work
ina CLASSES" Secretary Robert VIII
liams OF the transport workers said
today
Williams made the statement fol-
lowing the morning session OF trans
mort workers delegates lie In rccog-
nized as one OF the radical leaders.
Williams statement, following the
transport workers meeting was taken
10 mean his organization was inclined
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BUSINESS CALAMITY If HE
is NOT ELECTED, HIS NEW CRY

W. Presidents
visited Delaware today the course Of his swing round the circle speaking
later overflow meeting on fiih street outside Hs
section escorted by
notable OF
the
Isnid
declared his
them their fight for
by proof would ands benefit
lie dared questions
whc o
his address give hechng however
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
BISHOP COOK
MEETS LAITY
Tells Episcopalian Men He
Brings His Best to New
Duties
GETS AXE GIFT;
TO CUT'DEAD TREES

The Rt Rev. Philip Cook. n n.
Bishop of Delaware. was the guest N
The Mems Club OF Trinity p p.
Church parish at dinner IN the
Church Club rooms last night. 10 was
Tho first official appearance OF the new
Bishop in Delaware and the affair was
attended by several hundred church.
men, clergy and laymen.
The address of welcome was made
by the Rey. Frederick NJ. Kirkus. rec
tor Of Trinity p p. Church In his re-
snonse Bishop Cook told OF his plans
for the future and appealed 10 the
churchmcn 90 cooperate with him.
He laid special emphasis on the work
among children which ne said was
one OF the big objects OF his episco-
pacy.
Bishop Cook made a decidedly fav-
Continued on Page TWO.)
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BRITISH RAIL WAY MEN
TO STRIKE ON SUNDAY

% force action he did not saY
whether he had assurances tha1
other labor bodies would follow In {
division between the government and
The working classes
Aside from the meetings OF The tyQ
unions allied with The miners In I'd
triple alliance" there were few de5
vlopmenE IN The strlgo today. Lacq
OF coal continud 90 shut down f1ctor@
les and throw workers out of en-
ploymcnt but fhtre were no signs o1
violence.
a move n enforce national'zatiou
of British coal mines was seen In thd
demand of Welsh miners that pits ~
South Wales be- occupied and oper@
aled
That threat was made al a meeting
In COdely. which decided 90 ask tho
south Wales conference. meeting FRI
day. 20 eXpel owners and their repre1
sentaiNes from The mines. seize ana
operate Them until settlement hH
been reached.
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Tho nominees declaration OF busi-
ness depression cane at the very
close Of his address. III The United
States STAYS out OF the League" he
said. 'st will be so isolated mat ~
business will drop. mills VIII close ana
the nation will lose iis place in the
world" Continuing. he said.
"Wo will have the greatest business
depression In an the world because
we must go into the League 10 give
Europe The credit necessary TO pre-
vent her going into bankruptcy. which
In turn viii bankrupt us Tie quoted
from reports ho said hc had received
from Europe telling that children
Noro actually starving In Vienna, and
/ mat ii 100000 we're undcrfcd In Ger
many "Somo part Of Europe's starN-
fne population must die mat me ne.
malnder may live, De continued. and
thousands are doomed 10 die In Ire
land unless tho United States supports
the League.
Tho governor added That he was
"nreaching the creed OF Christ.
Anyone who wants 10 can preach
the cra a Of Cain" he added. Then
he closed by saying
~ am FOR the League N Nations
with al my heart ! Shall be for
10 November . and March 4. n elect
cd President I will consult with
President Wilson and eX-president
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
BISHOP TO HEAR
OF NURSERY'S NEEDS

The board of managers cf the
Babies Hospital. Day Nursery and
Kindergarten will meet this afternoon
at the office Of Chancellor Charles NJ.
Curtis Bishop Philip Cook OF the
Episcopal Diocese or Delaware will be
present. and will be informed Of the
work that Is done al the hospital BY
virtue Of his position Bishop Cook Is
the head OF The Babies Hospital One
ihn recent letter issued by the man
ayers In which an appeal Is made for
both the hospital at POI Washington
street and the Hospital and Day Nur-
sery for Colored Babies at 700 French
street This Is the first appeal that
hes been made 90 the friends of the
hospitals In the past two years.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
SMILE AWHILE

MACON, Ga.-Guy AmSpoker.
barber. hunting squirrels, was put
on the defensive when his squir-
rel turned out 10 be a hve-foot
catamOunt. His. shot brought the
bearCat down.
OMAHA. Neb.-Mrs. Frank Ryan
i thankful for suffrage. She traV-
eled 10000 miles from Uruguay 10
Omaha so her "S0n" could be born
in the United States and have a
chance at the Presidency. The
child Is a girl.
OMAHA, Neb.-Merville Snyder
said his wife would not stay In at
niqht.- so &c destroyed all her
clothes. Discharged on promise 10
buy new clothes.
CLEVELAND. O.-NrS. Maud
Holman ran from her house yell
ina Help, burglars." Police found
a dummy. 4 moment later the
Melman hopeful was heard cry
ing. "Quit mama, | won't do II any
more"
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
ALEXANDER
In DEATH SHADOW

LONDON. Oct. q UNITED Pressl-
King Alexander ~ Greece was worse
al o'clock last night, with a temper
allure OF i0i. the Greek legation here
announced today
WASHINGTON, Oct. q UNITED
Press Prince Paul. 10 year old son
OF the banished King Constantine,
will be isked 10 assume the Greek
throne II King Alexander dies 10 was
believed at the Greek legation here
today. King Alexander Is in serious
condition rs the result OF an infec-
tion from a monkey bite
Before Prince Paul could assume
the throne he would have {. accept
as 1nal the banishment Of his father
and eldest brother, Prince George. II
was said at the legation. Whether
ne could do ths-is uncertain
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

impossible 90 spend in legitimate
ways on the campaign. As an Instance
n the methods employed, Governor
Cox said That his opponents were
using as propaganda an editorial. pub
lished In one OF his newspapers, which
slurred travelling men.
"The Governor stated mat the edi-
torial was written without his knowl-
edge and a reiraction was promptly
Continued on PAGE Two.
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PYTHIANISM
SHOWS GROWTH
Grand Lodge of Delaware
Hears Encouraging Re-
ports Today
w. r. WILSON TO
BE CHANCELLOR

The Grand Lodge Of Delaware.
Knights Of Pyihiss. convened this
morning in Pythisn Castle. with
Grand Chancellor Commander Harry
A. Fritz presiding About 200 mem
bers. delegates and grand officers
were present. Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Percy Warren Green. past chan
cellor Of Alpha Lodge. No. p, made
the address OF WelcOmeA 10 which
Judge Henry c. Conrad, past chan
cellor ~ Washington Lodge, No. 4,
responded.
According 10 custom. the name Of
William r. Wilson, grand vice chan
cellor commander this morning was
placed In nomination for grand chan
cellor without opposition. Contests
were expected for several of the other
Offices when the names Of Irwin Brin-
ton and George Snidar wer1 placed In
nomination for grand vice chancellor
commander. and the names of Albert
Wilhelm. Of Adelphia Lodge. No 3. of
New Castle. and Frank Fisher, or VIII
mmgton. for the Office OF grand pre-
late. 10 was said this morning that
Mark /. Garrett, grand keeper or rec-
ords and seal. would be reelected
without opposition.
The report of the grand keeper OF
records and seal, Mark l.. Garrett, as
submitted follows;
Number of Lodges last report II
Present number Of Lodges .... AZ
Number Of members. June 30h,
1919 .......... ............+..... iyJ1
Number Of members initiated
during year .....-..--.-.-... .lol
Number Of members reinstated n
Number Of members by card. 7
2i5O
Suspended during the year.. 50
Withdrawn by card ............
Died ..........-.....-.... -
| Expelled .......-.-.......-.-..
Number OF members June Both.
1920 ...........................s2 2V2e
Number aii S' Of Past Grand chancel-
Number Of Past Chanceliors .... 5si
Number Of Knights .............f3 1898
/ Number Of Esquires .............. i3
Number Of Pages ................ "a
2oss
Received during the year D.. s2Oi7702
/ Paid for sick benefits ........ Si,026.34
Paid for funeral benefits Gee. 2,i9i .i3
! Paid for other relief ........ 330i0
Paid for current expenses ....-s, ,636. 90
Paid for supplies ......-...-. t,O294O
si65fl2s
Receipts exceed expenses zee. 1862 70
The full financial report OF the as
sets, receipts and expenditures Of the
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

OClOufr ltius lt-u.
Hon. James NJ Cox.
Governor Of Ohio.
columbus, ohio.
Sir.
My attention has been called TO
The following statement attributed
TO YOU by The New York Times.
IN his night address before a great
audience Governor Cox revived the
charge the Republicans had collected
fund Of Sij000000. which 1t was
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
TEXANS WOULD
RECOGNIZE MEXICO

WASHINGTON. Oct 2i United
Press. l-The White House TODAY an
nounced. Il had received a telegram
from GOV. Hobby, OF Texas. urging
recognition Of the Mexican Govern
meni.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
PEPPER SPREADER
is UNDER BOND

sadie Gluck. 207 North Van Buren
street. was held under sio0 bond to
keen the peace by Magistrate Stradley
last night a.,
She was charged by Sarah Alex
.ander with placing rcd pepper on
her front steps and brushing y 10
the ewes OF children In the neighbor-
hood.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
TODAY'S TFMpFRATURF
sUN ND TInE
LOST AND FuUNn.

I OsT - sHELLTEX sPECTAcLEs.
II lost between 18th and Poplar and sth
and Market Sts.. Wednesday. Reward IL
returned 10 327 r. 18th St oct2i-2t.
CONTINUED on Page Twelve.l
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si65f423

The full financial report OF the as
sets. receipts and expenditures Of the
grand lodge showed receipts Of ST.
Sl2 67 and expenditures Of 81 SIS 81.
leaving a balance Of SiS3S0.
The report Of The grand keeper Of
eXchequer. p. r. pcnnOck, showed a
balance Of si526.17.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

A Rich Food. Clover Dairy Cos A
Grade SAFE MILKt-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
GOV. COX GREETED BY STATE DEMOCRATS;
p S. DUPONT RAPS COX FOR STUMP ATTACK
CANDIDATE FOR
LEAGUE; ASSERTS
1T MEANS PEACE

Democratic Presidential Nominee Addressing
Big Audience Says Wilson's Pact Is OPP
posed TO ArmdmenEHague Tribunal
Lacks Sufficient Police Potoer to Preserue
World Peace, He Thinks
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

Buy SAFE MILK. Phone l51o. The
Clover Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

SOS worth OF Records free Af0rd
Plano CO.. 2io ". 9th St.-Adr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

Rims For All Cars. Automobile
Equipment Co.. 3rd and French ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21
THE WEATHER

Pair tonight and Friday: little
change in temperature; gentle to mod
crate west winds.
Evening journal., 1920-10-21

GisSslataSn Yesfeldsg lS,947
Non-Returnable
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-17
A Grateful Letter.

II is In trying conditions like that
related below by Mrs. Geo. L. North
OF Naples, N. X, that proves the
worth of Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Two years ago
last summer" she says "our little boy
had dysentery. At that time we were
living in the country eight miles from
q doctor Our son was tiken i'll sud
denly and was about the sickest child
! ever saw. He was in terribel pain
all the time and passed from one con
vulsion into another | sent my hus-
band for the doctor and after he was
gone thught bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the cupboard. gave him some OF
Il and he began TO improve al once
BY the time the doctor arrived he was
out OF danger
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-17
In tic D:strIct Conrt


OF the Third Judicial District or the
state OF Idaho, In aud for Ada county
Goldie Jamison, Plaintiff, VS. Pull
man Jamison, Defendant.
Alias Summons for publication.
The state OF Idaho sends greetings
TO Pullman Jamison, the above nam
ed defendant.
fon are hereby notified that COM
plant has been filed against you In
the District Court of the Third Judi
cial District OF the State OF Idaho, in
and Tor the County of Ada, by the
above named plaintiff.
This action i8 brought to obtain a
decree OF divorce on the ground that
defendant has wilfully failed 10 pro-
vide foT plaintiff the common neces-
sarieg OF life for more than one year
last past; and plaintiff prays for tho
care, custody and education of the
minor child and for general relief.
And you are hereby directed
70 appear and answer the
said complaint within twenty
days OF The service OF this sum
mons II served within said
judicial District, and within forty
days II served elsewhere, and you are
further notified that unIess you SO
appear and answer said complaint
within the time herein specified, the
plaintiff will take judgment against
you as prayed in said complaint,
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said District Court, this 1st day or
September, 1920.
fgea1) Stephen Utter, Clerk.
BY Thos. f. Powell, Deputy Clerk.
q. H. EDWARDS, Attorney for Plain
tlff, Residence, Boise, Idaho, se3-ocs
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-17
EAGID TEENS.

Mrs. " M. Hawk left Friday FOR
Rockingham, Wash. where she Will
visit her parents.
Bessie Bays left Friday for May,
Idaho, where she will teach the COM
ing year.
Thomas Aikens left Thursday for
Long Beach, Calf. where he will
spend the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs, James Gilbert and
children arrived home after three
weeks motor trip They visited
friends at Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Tongue DEPART
ed Wednesday for Phoenix, Ariz.,
for an indefinite visit.