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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-21

The Mothers Club held a highly
successful meeting last Wednesday
night at the Antioch Baptist church.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-21
Some Special Bargains

Womens Satire Boots worth $500 sale, $1,000
Patten Leather Grey top Boots $1,000, sale, $1,000
Cloth top Stetson Shoes worth Sl2 sale, .. $498
Many other bargains in broken lot shoes-sma sizes
on sale at .--...................... $39S
There will be a Bargain and a Smile for Everybody
DON'T MISS YOURS.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-21

lfothto omah ii
(iost manvhar in Shoes
cwHIle o 0
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-21
Feb. 21-28

This progressive Store VIII place Sale for da
day, Feb. 2I n wonderful lot of seasonabIe White
Ready-to prices far below the presen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

Icy rzeki Ruhr, powoli zaczyna
szeregi opuszcza6. widzQc calQ
beznadziejnoSt dalszcj walk,
Essen 80. marca. - Robotnicy
uaiezacv do uni w Berlinie /
przewodcv komunistGw niemiec~-
kich odbyIi konferencyc, ma ktorej
odzywaiy sic prawie wszystkic
gloSy "a zakohczeniem WALK.
Paul Levy. dowodca komunist6w
niemieckich Z Frankfurtu, ma kon-
fcrencyi przedstawicieli robotni--
k5w oSwiadczy}. re lego partya
ME mozc sic spodzicwaG zwycie-
silva wSr6d warunkow podobnych
W jakich sig obecnie znajduje, re
uiemoziiwq Jest rzeczq. ably jedna
k,asa robotnicza p~otrafiIa zwal-
eve Gale Niemcy. POdobne gfosy
robotnikow odzyswajq sic Z bort
mund. Elberield i Brcmy. Zostaje
wiec tylko jcdna czeSc robotni--
k6w nieprzejednana i zdecydowa-
ma na dalsz2 walke pod Wesel. a
i IA musi ust2piG, gdyz ~zostanie
odosobniona ! pozbawiona d~alszej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

Ijczba wojska W czasie pokoju MA
wynosic 300 tysiecy. Minister
wojny, hrabia Alberico Albricci,
domaga sic jednak 120 tysiecy do
dstkowo wiecej teraz pc skohczo'
mel wojnie, anizeli mia}y WlocE,y
czasu pokoju. Me tylko armia Ia
ma uledz reformie opartcj
ia do5wiadczeniu ostatniej woj--
ny, ale w}adze wojskowe planujg
udoskonalcnie W kaidcj gafgzI
wojskowcj. Lotnictwo zostanic IL
Iepszone i rozwiniete, a to wszy-
stko ma ma cclu utrzymanie pote-
81 w}oskiej W czasie pokoju,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

BOLSZEWIZM w GDAN-
SKU.
Rotterdam, 80. marca. -

Rotterdam, 80. marca. - Me
we Rottcrdamschc Courant" Z
Hamburga donosi, re komuniSci
Gdansku wysIali ultimatum do
przcw6dcy wojsk alianckich W
Gdansku Reg. Tower'a, Z zqda--
MEM natvchmiastowego ustrniecia
wojska alianckicgo. Ieze1i sic do
komunist6w ME p~rzychyli,
to ogtosza generalnv strajk. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
~TaIGgramy zagTaNiGzne,
Dokonczcuic ze strony l~-s2ej.

wschodniq ! zrzcc sic reszty male
%2ccgo sic Cd Chin Rosyi odszko.
@owania. Fodobno .Japonia ma
proPorovane zawarcie PoSoju re
~trony bolszewickici odpowie-
dzia}a mi.czcnicm. PrawdOpodob-
nic jedaahIc Iaponia bedzie sic
lczyC L oGolnem zadauIem ze
~Cro0y MoskaIi ~1y sic wyniosl1
i-E nai?redzei Z Sybcryi i dla zje-
1aaria Sor:r Iycziiwoscj &c stro-
ny rosyiSEjei, wczmjc pod rozwa-
e wa.urki DoLoiu otjarowaneso
nrzcz NiOSIaii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
BRONILI
N~OWOROSYJSKA PRED
"BOLSZEWIKAMI.

Noworosyjsk, 80. marca. "a
jecie miasta tego ME sprawiaio
bolszewikom wielkich trudnosci,
gdyz zaraz ma widok zblizajacych
sic oddzial6w bolszewickich, ty-
STAG ochotnikow Denikina przyla-
czyEo sic do bolszewik6w, reszta
"a wsiad}a ma czekajace statli i
odpIynela do Krymu, Tylko jedy-
ME okrety rosyjskie daily kilka
strzaf6w do wojsk bolszewickich.
Ciekawa jednak jest rzecza, re Dol
szewiclie wojska ME ostrzeliwa}y
okretu amerykahskiego .Galve-~
ston" pomimo, re ten ostatni Cd
u}ynat Z przystani. Ma statki an
gielskie i francuskie bolszewicy
otwarli silny ogieh Z dzia& maszy-
noWyctl.
A MAJA KLOPOT
Z NOWYM KRoLEM SYRYI.
Paryz, 80. marca. - Jak z jed
nej strony narobiI aliantom klo-
potu IAnunzio we Fiume, tax
moze jeszcze wiekszego kiopotu
Azyi Mniejszej nawarzyl nowo
zamianowany przcz samego siebie
a dotythczas przez aliantow ME
zatwierdzony W swej krolewskiej
Feisel, wladca niezalez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

odpowiedzi ma grozby komuni--
stow Tower wy6adzil 5we wojskq
L angiclslHich okret6w ma lad, ably
bye gotowym ma wszelki wypa--
dek do stlumicnia tego ruchu, kt6-
~ ma w Gdahsku wielkq liczbe
zwolennik0w, zwlaszcza pomiedzy
NiemCami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30

El. iiNSt ''S
rozporza dzcnia tylkO > dcSki. m'ls%a sic
| punie5ciG. bad2 ma kuferkach, had2
Ia zicmi.
Warunki pcdrGzy okropnc! znduch |
tbrud strasznc. Insckty zjadljQ a M
iplcrwszym pOstoju w JasSach chcq mas
wykapac i ,,odwszyG', lCcz nam repre-
zcntanci tl6mactQ dOktOrom, &c kQpiel
500 Os6b, zajelaby conajmnicj dni pare
Ii niewiclcby pOmOgia, gdgh wcsziibyS-
my w ten sam brud, zakurzOnQ OdzlcZ.
| Argument pr2ckOnywa lckarzy je~
! dHiemy dalcj.
Nastcpny rost6j W Czcrniowcach ma
Buk0winic. Kraj ubOzszy i ~jcSzczc bar
dziej jcdnostajny.
Sta.iemy ia ziemi polskicj trzecieSo
dnia w~icczorcm, W Sniatynic. RadoSc 0
g6lna. Witamy kraj rodZinny picSnia-
mi ..Jcszczc POlSka ME Zgincla" !
.,Boac COS PUlskc"- Naczclnik stacyi i
tclcgrafista adumiCni skad ten zapaf
TAXA masa ludzi widOcznie intelligent
nych, a wyglqdajQcych Okropnic'
Wzajcmnym pytanicm, informacyom
ME byloby koilca, gd% 20 Sodzinie po'
ciag mic ruszyl " zwyklym brzekiem
lclaziwa i wstrzQsicniach waGon6w, oil
kt6rych padhjq III ziemic navel ludz'e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
do k%raJU.

chOdzQ fantaStycznc pOglOSki o 2ar0b-
kach IA nafric. POglOSki 81 przcsadne
i chctnie zapominamy, 70 malta jest ko-
nicrzna, re okrct jest haldlowym i &c,
gdyby Mo Oh, wszyscy ci ludzic music
liby zoslac W nicSpvkcjnej i Hnienawi-
dzonej ROSY.
w SewastOpOlu naplywa znOwu Kill
kaSct ~podr6znych, zapciniaja sic ,,tru-
my" 20 nafcic, kt0ra ZO&tawiia nictyl-
ko bartzo przykry zapach. ale i obawe
pOzaru, W razic nicoStrolncGo ObchO-
dzrnia sic Il ognicm. Nare&zrjc po .
dMiach wyruSzamy przcH morze C'zarnc
W Strone doIiny ku DunajOwi. lest o.
bawH, IL ME bvdzicmy w~puS"c2cni do
Rumunii, jak rrzcd paru tygodniami
tranSportowicc ..N~iolctta'. LtGry POSTAL
~1lwrGCOny, rzckOmo z povod6w sani-
tarmych. Il jak twicrdZa jHgo paSale,
rowic, wzicci Ia %.,Polonie', sAutkicm
wyStqpicn bol>zcwickich.
N%azajutrz po odp'ynir"iu Z Scwasto-
poIa, $50 wczc&nia, przy pogOdncm
micbic, TAX zwana .,nliortwaja zyb". cZy
Ii zaburzcnia INA samcm dmic mora,
n~irwid0"znc M powicrzchni. Chorujl
prawic w>Hy&cy. i wSzys,y 81 ZairwOic-
nj q ca}o>j "llrcu. Ale wyplywamy
Szrzc>liwic. 20 dwLrh dniach. ia woody
DUEaiU. ;giHie nGwy pOSt6i &c Wzglr-
dow San]irarmych. WrcSZcic 20 CATO
dzicnncj pr1cprawic prZcz Spokoinq i
wQ2kq w ten micjScu rzckc, docicramy
90 GalacZu.
tn VITA mas miSya nolSka. Przygoto-
waia "a miaStcm harabi M hilka>ct o.
sob. WirkS2nSG znajdujc tam pomirSz-
Genie, inni W hUiclach lub prywatuic
IN SwOjc pirmiadzr. PicrwSzy raz paSa-
2crowic widz9 dhaIo&i o Sirbir w}adz
pOiSkich. v barakIch dostaiil harlzo
''"'P navy '"''o' iii "p''" "upF " sun
Scrw, wicczorcm ryA lub kawe. D2ic:i
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" KUHK
PRZYCICHA.

K~openhaga, 80. marca. Tele-
gram Z Muen,tcr donosi. re wiclu
socyal;stow, ktdrzy brali czynny
rdziai w wa,ce woi$kiem w oko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-30
MANIFEST DO


ne Srodki celem przyprowadzenia
porzadku W tel okolicy. w nowo
zorganizowanem ministeryum ola
Prus zasiada obecnie ~czterech So
cyaIistow dwu demokratow i
dwu centrowcow. General Luden-
dorff, kt6rego opinia publiczna
poSQdzala 0 przynalezenic do
spisku przeciw rzqdowi, oddai sic
do dyspozycyi sedziego Oechlage-
ra i zaprzeczyi stanowczo ably
mia{ popierat lub sympatyzowat
L ruchem reakcyjnym.
REWOLUCYJNI
WZYWAJA POMOCY ALLAN
TOW.
Berlin, 80. marca. nNor-
waerts' donosi. re general Loe--
venfeld ma czele brygady morskiej
wkroczyl w zaglebie rzeki Ruhr,
celem zgniccenia ruchu komuni--
stycznego tamtejszych robotni-
kow.
Essen, so. marca. - Delegaci
robotnik6w udajq sic do Kolonii
w deputacyi do przedstawicieli a
lianckich, aby Ct poSredniczyli W
zaiatwianiu spraw robotniczych,
oraz by wysta1i swe wojska w-ten
okreg. Ouch pojednawczy W SEE
regach robotnik6w zaczyna braG
gore, ale radykali stanowczo sig
temu bronia powiadaiac. re zFoze-
ME broni znaczy Smierc dla Mich.
Rad Eberta domaga sic Stanow-
GO rozbrojenia robotnFk6w i
wydania w~szystkich wiezniow, o.
raz przywr6cenia prawowitej
wfadzy do rzadu. Jezeli robotnicy
ME zgodza sic ma tie Postulaty,
wtenczas Rad wySle swe wojsko
W te okolice, by tam Przywroocit
normalne stosunki.
Berlin, 80. marca. - Nowy kan
clerz niemiecki zapowiada stano-
VEGA waike z zywio}ami reakcyj-
nymi. Me bedzie on mia} milo
sierdzia ola ~sprawcow Przewrotrl
i rewoh1cyi. Zapowiedzia1 on, re
gl6wni sprawcy zamachu stanu
musza bye ukarani, a "a wyszu-
kanie miejsca pobytu tych co sic
ukrywaja, by ujSt zas#uzonej ka-
~, nalody2 wysokie wynagro-
dzenie pieniezne.
ALIANCI WOBEC AMERYKI
Paryz, 80. marca. - LHome
L1bre uwazany "a organ Clemen-
ceau powiada, re jezeli AmeryAa
zamierza zawrzec osobny pok6j 2
Niemcami, to warurki tego pokoju
powinny bye podanc Aliantom do
p~rzejrzenia i w danym razie do
zatwierdzenia. Poniewaz prezy-
dent Wilson wywiera wielki
wpfyw ma wszelkie plany i zamia-
~ AIiantow, TEN samem prawem
alianci moga wgladat we wszyst-
kie czynnoSci Ameryki, majace
ma ceIu uktady niemieoko amery-
kahskie, gdyz W tych uk7adach
moze bye interes aliantow wpla-
tany, moga bye rozstrzasane i "a
latwiane sprawy, kt6re wielce in
teresuja aliant6w.
L ROSYANIE BRONILI
----~
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TIE
RGOTJH2CE G9GS

TIN NUMER Ma TELETOSIE 20 LILLE,
TULIPANY IYACE%TY DO TASZEGO
DOMU. JEST 20 NUMER EWIACIAENI
". MOJCIECHA. MANY
"IETE KVBITY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
MEMS CLOTHING PRICE CUT.

OMAHA, May 17.--,One of the larg-
est department stores here today an
nounced a flat reduction of 80 per
cent in mems clothing. following 90
per cent cuts made by three stores
Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18

Pendleton, with Dave Roberts as heat
umpire and John Dickson as base UNI
pire. The arrangement has beer
agreed to by both teams.
President Ellis had conferences with
the fans and directors OF both team'
on Monday. following which he made
his decision. Pilot Rock, he says
withdrew its counter charges against
any Helix players eligibility and ad-
mitted playing one man. the catcher
In the contest protested. In violation
OF the bylaws. The fans of the town,
the directors OF the team told Mr.. Ellis
wanted to bolster the team and some
OF them took 1t upon themselves to
do so. The team. according to the
league head, was not scouting for new
players.
Gate receipts of the protested game
were ordered split $3.50 between the
teams but in the contest here the re-
ceipts will be divided according TO the
league constitution.
The contest over which the protest
was made resulted from a long stand
ing rivalry between the two country
towns. Helix had won two preseason
games from Pilot Rock and the sports.
men from the Rock were out for vic
tory. The game here Is expected TO
be tho hottest contest OF the. league
season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
SWEDEN CHOOSES SWIMMERS

STtNk AoLM, May lS---bennlnS,
Swedish swimmer. won the 200 meter
breast stroke swimming contest today
in the elimination event to select this
country's swimming representatives AZ
the clymp.cs. His time was minutes
5S.l Sc, onGs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
EpIsCoPAILANs WIN

Tho Episcopal church intermediate
team won on n well played game last
evening from the Presbyterians at
Roundup park, the score being to 8
when darkness ended the game in the
fifth inning. The winners scored in
each inning and were never in danger.
Guy Johnson umpired the contest. To-
night the Methodist and Baptist in
termediates play at 6:15 at Roundup
park and tomorrow evening the Chris
tian and Presbyterian mines meet. The
only senior game of the week will be
on Friday evening between the Episco-
pal and Methodist churches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
.SHAMROCK'S DESIGNER
SATISFIED WITH CRAFT |

CITY ISLAND. n. Y, May 49,
Charles Z. Nicholson, designer of
Shamrock Nv. who arrived from Eng
land Sunday, had his first thorough
inspection today OF the yacht with
which Sir Thomas Upton hopes to
win the Americas cup off Sandy Hook
in July. After the inspection. Nichoi-
son stated he was satisfied with the
way his plans had been carried out.
Even were the work OH Shamrock
Nv finished 1t would be impossible to
launch the craft before the end of the
week. The Vanitie which starts rae
ing the Resolute off New Haven on
Friday for the honor of defending the
Americas cup was hauled out today
for her final cleaning. The Ameri-
car yacht is lying directly in front of
the cup challenger. Until she is
again put into the water. it would be
to launch the Upton yacht.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
| ECs HOW they
~ STAND!
Pacific Consf Ieagne.
where They Play Next Week

Salt Lake at Seattle; Sacramento at
Portland: Oakland at San Francisco: !:
Vernon at Los Angeles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
'UMP|RES DIAGREE ON
HIT AND ANGELS WIN

Los ANGELES. May 1s.-Los
Angeles won a postponed game from
Portland 3 to /. Sam Crawford hit
over first in the second inning. Um-
pire Holmes, behind the bat, called it
fair ball. Umpire Toman. on the
basis. called is a foul. Crawford
agreed with Holmes and got to third
before the Ducks discovered what was
going on. A five minute convention,
with Holmes receiving the resolutions.
resulted in Crawford holding third and
later scoring. Then in the fourth
Andrews scored on wild peg to the
plate, cinching the lead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
WRESTLER
IS AFTER M'cARROLL

Friends OF Kid Daily, of Freewater
have written the sports editor of the
East oregonian to bring Ray McCar-
roll out of his hole. The east enders
claim that Daily is wrestler OF. con-
siderable note and they want to see
the two men matched.
In recent visit to Freewater, Nc
Carroll is reported to have made an
overture to wrestle Daily, but he has
not replied. The fruit raisers are
willing to back their man with money,
marbles or chalk. they say in their
letter. and want TO hear what the To-
cal bulidogger has to say about it.
Daily has lived in Freewater for the
past six months and is employed there
He weighs ia pounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC
CONTESTS COMING

LONDON, May 1s.--Advices just
received announced that some Austrai-
ian olympic representatives will sail
Monday to be followed by a larger
contingent including several members
OF the New Zealand team early in
June. Included in the Australian
party are Miss Beaurepaire, Kirkland
Herald, Say and Stedman. all swim
mers; Halwin and King. cyclists; the
marathon runner, Hewett; Baynes,
Iscuiler, and two track athletes. Parker
and Hunt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
RECON-, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY IS, 1920
SPRING FOOTBALL WORK
AT STANFORD ON WITH
DIRECTOR AT DISTANCE

, I;JZEMiN, Mont, May 1s.--- 4
+ Starting a new precedent in the q
= work of physical education, Wal 4
= ter Powell tpday began coaching 4
4 inetlIe fouifali squad OF Leland 4
Stanford uris ersity in California Z
= by CORES Dondence from Boze- =
= man. Siring football practice .
began al the California school .
. this afternoon. =
T. Powell rcsiPnch from Montana =
State college t1ic week ago to be- =
= come athletic director to Stan =
: fold. hut v i'll not move until the =
= middle of the summer. He has E
. outlined spring work in series +
y Of letters to tlIa captain-elect of =
= the Stanford team, who will be =
3 in charge until Coach Powell +
. leaves Montana. =
: q q q q z. = 4. 4 a 4. 4 4. d 4. q a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18

It's awfully hard to give away some
things that you want to get rid of.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
PROTESTED BASEBALL
GAME BETWEEN HELIX
AND P. R. THROWN OUT
President Ellis Fines Offending
Team $25 and Orders Con-
test Played Over at Round
Up Park Next Wednesday.

Pilot Rock was fined s25' and the
game II won on Sunday. May 8, from
Helix at Helix, was thrown out today
by Rex Ellis. president OF the Blue
Mountain league. The contest was
protested by Helix on the ground that
Pilot Rock had violated the bylaws
and played a man not n resident OF the
community.
The contest was also ordered played
over and "Wednesday. May 26. was fix
ed as the date OF the game. The two
teams will play at Ropnd-Up park.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
LEONARD, OFFERS FIGHT.

Los ANGELES, Cal. May ls,-
Billy Gibson. manager of Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion. announc-
ed here tonight he had offered Lew
Tender of Philadelphia, a match witt,
the champion il Terdler would agree
to n decision bout. the distance to be
anything over II rounds in New
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
BOSTON TAKING STEPS
TO HALT GAMBLING ON
MAJOR BASEBALL GAMES

BOSTON, May 1s.-Another effort
is being made 10 rid major league
baseball here of open gambling. Sec
retary Graver of the Boston Ameri-
cans announced that the betting crowd
which gathers in the first base bleach
ers will be cleaned out and open wa
gering stopped. Six men were in court
today on charges of gambling, having
been arrested in Saturdays game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
WHITMAN SHOWED UNDER
BY STATE COLLEGE IN
BASEBALL AT PULLMAN

PULLMAN. Wash, May 1s.-The
baseball team of Washington State
college defeated Whitman college here
Monday afternoon by a score of % to
8.
COLUMBUS. o.. May 1s.-In a
ninth inning rally Ohio State defeated
Illinois Monday in Western Confer
ence baseball game, to 6.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
TWO HELD FOR pRoFITEERING.
oBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE federal
grand jury in Brooklyn, today return
cd indictments against Morris and
Company. and the Cudahy Packing
company, charging profiteering in
foodstuffs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-18
COMPANIES NOT LIABLE
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, May 17.-The su-
preme court today decided mat tele.
graph companies cannot be held Liable
for the full amount of losses caused
by delays I'm delivering telegrams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
Celebrated Euangelist 10 Hold Special Services in
 West End Tabernacle
Dr. R. A. Torey Has International Reputation for the Success He Has Achieved in His Particular Field of Religious Endeavor-The Services and Lee
 lures Will Extend Through Two Weeks

tary effort of the people of West End. Tn order 10 secure the permanency of tn, enterprise it became necessary to purt chase the five lots on which the tabers nacie now stands This was done and the churches entered into the organiza- ton known as the West End Federation of Churches. The constitution provides that any church of West End desiring to cooperate in the community movement may become member of the federation on application.
 APPRECIATION
 Laynen and ministers of the city agres in their expressions of appreciation that the churches of West End united in call- ing Dr. Torrey to Birmingham
 In expressing his appreciation, Dr. George R. Stuart said:
 "I am rejoced to know that Dr. R. 4. Torrey is soon to visit Birmingham un- der the auspices of the rhurches of West End of all denominations pr. Torrey is a world figure. The tour of Torrey and Alexander to Australia and the east in their great evangelistic meet. irss was one of the outstanding features of modern evangelism. Dr. Torrey s held by ministers and laymen of all de. nominations in the very highest esteem and his coming to Birmingham will be notable event. I feel sure that au preachers and laymen will avail them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
GEORGIA BISHOP
 ID PREACH HERE
Rev. Richardson to Be Heard Today in Simpson
 Methodist Church

This morning at Ii o'clock Bishop Ernest Gladstone Richardson of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Atlanta. Ga, will fill the pulpit at the Simpson Methodist Church, at Seventh avenue and Twenty street, North
 Bishop Richardson, it will be recalled, was one of the sixteen who were elect ed to the bishopric at the late general conference held in Des Moines, la.
 He is recognized throughout the pounds of the conference as one of the forceful speakers and strong ministers of Methodism.
 The pastor of Simpson Church, Rev. H. Fl. Bowen, with his congregation, extends a cordial invitation to the pub lie to hear Bishop Richardson this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15
IDS of the Churches and Religious Activities
COOPERATIVE HOME. .
 ID OPEN OCTOBER 1.
Mrs. Fields, of Biloxi, Is Coming to Make the Nee
 essary Arrangements

Mrs J. c. Fields of Biloxi, Miss, will arrive in Birmingham this week to make necessary arrangements for opening of the Eva Conner Coopera tive Home for Business Women Octo- Der l.
 Mrs. Fields will take charge as gem eral superintendent of the home on Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue, that is now being completely repaired and remodelled. Shower baths are be- ing installed. sleeping porches built attic space widened and a number of bed rooms are being added to the for mer old Walker home on the corner. The additional buildings in the rear facing Eighteenth street, will offer the accommodation of twenty four apart ments.
 Mrs. W. A. Curry, as chairman of the remodelling committee, has been un- tiring in her interest to add every con venience to the house, and Peter Bostick has generously given his ser vices as contractor. The papers for the purchase of the property were pre- sented through the kindness of At torney w. T. Hill. as were those gov erning the organization of trustees The following have been elected mem- bers of the board of trustees:
 Frank Dominick, J. L. Yancey and Dr. Cunningham Wilson for three years. Mrs. W. S. Brown, Frank Lathrop,, and c. A. Jones. two years l.. A. Christian, Dr. H. M McTyeire Mrs. E. A. Rowe and Mrs. W. P Ewing, one year
 Request is made by the city missio or board under whose auspices the home will be maintained that all checks ex- oept from First Methodist members bt sent to the treasurer of the home fund Mrs. H. B. Hewett 6010 First avenue Woodlawn.< All subscriptions made by members of the First Methodis Church will be in charge of Mrs. w A. Curry
 Among those who are interested 1T furnishing rooms in the home are Dr and Mrs. George R. Stuart, who, witf Mrs. R. N. Bell and Mrs. W. S. Browr have offered to make the living room attractive. Mir and Mrs. Richard Mas sey, Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Dunlap, MT and Mrs. H. D. Newsome. MT. Nabers Mrs. H. C.. Ryden and Miss Ros; Strickland's Sunday school class vii furnish bedrooms
 Members of the city mission boar, join with the president Mrs. Mary E Russell. in thanking the public for tn, generous response during the $75 00 campaign and for the continued in terest that is being manifested.