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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Friend Of Hardings.

Mrs. McLean's intimacy with
Harding is of long standing.
When the Hardings returned to
Washington, they were guests at
the Mclean home and remained
there until they moved into the
White House.
Recently the Chief Executive
Of the Land and the First Lady OF
the Land, dropped in" on a
dance the McLeans were giving
and their first Sunday outing al
ter they entered the White House
was spent in friendship, the Nc
Lean country home at Leesburg'
Va 1t is rumored that the Nc
Leans have offered this country
place to the president for a sum-
mer home.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs. Ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Nine Ask Permits
ToUtlize Water

Application for permission tc
appropriate two and one-haif sec.
ond feet OF water from Fall creek
tributary OF South Fork OF the
Umpqua river, for the irrigation Of
Ito acres in Douglas county, has
been filed with State Engineer
Cupper by the Lexington Invest
ment company Of Roseburg.
other applications for water
rights have been filed as follows.
BY L. w. Wart, OF Enterprise,
covering the appropriation Of wa
ter from a small spring for dom
estic purposes in Wallowa county
BY Charles F. and L. w. John
son of Joseph, covering the appro-
priation Of water from Sheep Greek
ditch for irrigation and a supple
mental supply for 90 acres located
In Wallowa county.
BY Fred Creighton Of Fox, IN
Grant county, covering the appro-
priation of water for garden ir-
rigation.
BY Peter H. Mohr Of Hood Riv-
err. covering the appropriation Of
waters from Elk Bed springs. for
domestic supply and irrigation OF
20 acres in Hood River county
BY Samuel Loney OF Walla Wal
la, Wash, covering the appropria-
tion OF water from Swartz creek,
for irrigation of Is 5acres In Uma-
tilla county, Ore.
BY Charley c, Reeves OF Baker,
covering the appropriation OF wa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Mute Inyents An Alarm Clock,

Denver. Colo, June 20. - Eliza
Cretzer, a Denver mute, worried
because he oversight, so he ''in-
vented" a contrivance that works
as an alarm clock, assuring his
rising at the desired hour. Cretzer
made block of wood in the shape
of a letter "T", the top of which
is wrapped in heavy folds of cloth.
The arm of the 1T" is set under a
wire that is connected with an
alarm clock over Cretzer's bei.
When the alarm goes off the wind
ing screw strikes the wire, relees-
ing the block of wood, which tufn-
bles down and strikes Cretzer on
the head. THE best alarm clock !
ever had" Cretzer said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

ter from Powder river. for irri-
cation Of two acre tract in Baker
county.
by Charles Rand OF Freewater.
covering the appropriation Of wa
ter from East branch OF Mud
creek. for irrigation of 80 acres in
Umatilla couaty.
BY Mona Weissenfluh, Of Cav
erhill, Grant county, covering the
appropriation Of water from Pine
creek, for irrigation OF approxi-
mately Is acres.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
||usvsll Party
E....u fnr Miss Claggett

[IIItU lUI UA4oo ON0O
Triends Of Miss Reta Claggett
n, her a pleasant surprise Fri
I'm evening in the form Of q fare
In party. Miss Claggett will
|lnve within the next few days
n California where she will
|.kt with friends and relatives
II Stockton, Oakland, San Fran
dpO and Los Angeles. Dancing
|,u enjoyed throughout the eve
|,ng and at a late hour refresh
|amts we're served. Those pres
/ N we're Miss Hester Hillpot, Miss
|AldIue Hillpot, Miss Pearl Pike,
|sIs Elsie Boynton, Miss Elsie
|Vstor. Miss Gertrude Aldrich,
bis Ethel Churchman, Rex
|Aioph, Glenn Gregg, Ted Pur-
|dbe, Dick Goodin, Maurice Nc
|glney, Floyd McIntire, Edmond
|.|drich, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ar
|eikle, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Orth,
hi and Mrs. Earl Headrick, Mr..
|,,l Mrs. c. F. Patton and G. T.
By Of Stockton, California.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
couple Is
! Married
OnSunday

..dding OF Miss Leah
4, !, and Merle R. Ivie was
''' .,..d on Sunday afternoon
home Of the brides par
l. and Mrs. c. G. Nichols
II '.,vice was pronounced by
RAs Evans, of the First
y. ,.,,.n !, church, and only imme-
~ s,'''irE friends and relatives At, Of the the
y y. we're present. The wedding
|'1P,s !! Snist Ht' in nature ana the cou-
1. Ssre unattended.
\, =. - rooms of the brides home
!, decorated in pink and white
~ ~. 4 luncheon was served fol- t,I
=. tbe wedding by Mrs. W.
WIZ O,',.r,ings. Miss Rose Collins
Mi.s Leda Young. Mr.. and
n. 4. Iyie left in the afternoon for
M wedding journey which viii
E,ude coast points.
% 7, Tvie is deputy county clerk
4, 4 the son of Mrs. May lvie.
IN, A, Mr., and Mrs. Ivie are
$3.50 of Salem high school
ssvp numerous friends in Sa-
"A Tbey will make their home
/. 4: s.lem at 1850 Cottage street.
Il, II town guests at the we'd
H. - we're Jesse Mouldon. Los An
|.,,, Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Klumpt
IN family of Portland; Mr.. ana
n a, Iohp Mouldon of Silverton;
n, and Mrs. Charles Mouidon,
|'',.,tOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
|Suldon. silverton and Mr.. and
h, {. 3. Thomas, Silyerton.
nA., guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
|1Vd Weeks, Mrs. May Ivie,
|srd Glenn Ivie. J. Mouldon Of
E,n and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A..
|rmmIpgs, Miss Rose Collins,
H. Leda Young and Mr.. and
"a 4. G. Nichols and Glenn
8hhOIs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Tiffin, Ohio, Has
Movies On Sundays
Following Blue Laws

Tiffin. Ohio, June 27.sunday
movies are coming back here after
TWO months Of blue Sundays. Lut
only educational pictures win be
permitted, under a ruling Of Pros
ecuting Attorney Lott. who lam
cned q crusade against SUNDAY no-
vies last February. The county
prosecutor held that movies which
are reproductions Of dramatic. Or
sneatrical performances are Illegal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Former Resident
| Visits Sister Here

Mrs. Nancy Jane Stewart. Of
South Bend, Washington, arriv-
led in Salem last week and is Wis
iting here with her sister, Mrs.
M A. Thompson, and her son,
Rex Stewart. Mrs. Stewart form
erly lived in Salem. She is accom-
panied on her visit by her grand
son, Lee Stewart.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

'1lcnte0 III heClJdl
me younger students of Miss
|1na Weller were presented in
|'ro recital on Friday evening.
|lms "a, at the First Christian
|Auch. Some Of the interesting
|'s Of presenting musical prin-
|bIs we're demonstrated, includ-
|hg rhythm pictures, time exer-
|aE and transposition. The en-
|nl program was played from
|,moryc showing much careful
|mk.
Students presented we're Flor
|nR Hinkle, Kathryn Gouley,
|A1sle Keene, Edith Oleson, Blair
|hlsT, KimBal Page, Chrystalee
Hszvell, Ronello Lewis, Ivan
hioury, Helen Kafoury, Maxine
hrVell, Lavada Maxwell, Dom
|M Deekabach, Donald Paujade.
lnuthy Livesley, Gwendolyn Jar
n. Mildred Roberts contribut-
a violin number.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
California Student

-~~~%%A~ Re04Lub
Spends Summer in Dallas
Dallas, June 27.-Mrs victoria
Lienfiesta Of Coban, Guatemala
has Just arrived in Dallas to snend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. r
d. Phillips. Mrs. Lienfiesta was
q pupil Of Miss Eugenia Philips
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. d
Phillips. who has been mission
ary teacher at Coban for several
years. Before going to Central
America Miss Phillips was en-
gagged in the school work in Polk
county and was a very successful
teacher, but chose the mission
airy work for her life in which
she has made fine record, Mrs
Lienfiesta has been attending
school at Pasadena, California
the past year preparing herself
for the missionary work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Dallas Auxiliary
Chooses Convention Delegates

Dallas, June 27.-At the spe-
cial meeting Of the Women's aux
iliary unit of the American Lee
gion Friday evening they elected
Mrs. John Cerny and Mrs. Jos.
N. Helgerson delegates and Mrs.
Conrad Stafrin and Mrs. Charles
Mccain alternates to attend the
state convention that will be held
at Eugene in July. Arrangements
were made to hold a picnic Fri
day, July 8, for the. members of
the American Legion, the Wo-
mems auxiliary and their fami-
lies.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

Assets of Willamette uniVersi-
ty, including grounds. buildings
and equipment, are valued at
$622,s22.64 and the total endow-
ment yielding income is now
s571,940.19.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
and cartoon comedies and animal.
Or nature. studies are permissible.

A cool, vet summer Is healthy
weather for babies. Judging BY re-
cent records OF infantile mortality.
IF YOU HAvE A BACKACHE
or II you are subject to uull pains
In the head. dizziness. nervous
ness, are languid and feel tired
all over. get package Of the old
reliable remedy Mother Gray's
AR0MATIC-LEAF. the pleasant
Medicinal Tea. We have many
testimonials. AS a gentle laxative
Il has no equal. Ask for Mother
Gray's Aromatic-Leaf at druggists
or sent by mail for SO cts. Sample
FREE. Address Mother Gray CO.,
lie Roy, n. X. (adv1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Woman from Dayton
Is Visiting in Salem

Mrs. w. j. Togarty, Of Dayton,
Ohio, sister of Mrs. P. ]. Kuntz,
is a visitor in Salem. Mrs. Fogar-
ty arrived on Tuesday and will
remain for several weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Mrs. Hartman
Coming from Portland

Mrs. H. Hartman, who mas
been visiting in Portland for the
past five weeks, is expected to
return to Salem today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Hh Return From
iHianity Installation

.'..ahlty INSTALLATION
Mss la Spaulding and Miss
tsH Holt have returned from
1iand where they spent last
~ at the Pacific coast con-
A'lon Of Alpha Chi Omega. They
" present at the installation
chapter Of their fraternity
ns University of Oregon cam
wen Sigma Delta Phi. local,
2 Installed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Eugene Girl
Is Week End Guest

Miss Grace Knopp, of Eugene,
spent the week end in Salem
where she was the guest of
friends. Miss Knopp has just
concluded the school year at
Ashland as instructor in Spanish.
She is attending summer school
at the University of Oregon
where she is working for her mas
ter's degree.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

More than half a million dollars
will be spent in education of ap-
proximately 5000 school children
In jackson county this veal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
Health Ministry
Suggests Night
Shirts for Hoboes

London, June e. - Oakman
land) board of guardians has been
a good deal amused during the
regime of the ministry of health
with its remarkable suggestions
for "benefitting" the inmates Of
warehouses;
But they now think that the
ministry has passed the limit OF
sanity. For it has lately suggested
that they should provide night
shirts for tramps who accept the
hospitality of the local workhouse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27
ma Carriers
F Week End Outing

n'S carriers of the Capital
"a ehaperoned by Mr.. and
A. W. Kelly, spent the week
y an outing at Spong's
The party included
's's members.
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- 70 Portland
Week End Visit

sladys Sargent. who is a
'i the Y. W. C. A., mo-
|" Portland with friends
week end and was a guest
. The George Burnett
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

To Home in Toledo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Young, OF
i Toledo, who have been in Salem
for the past two weeks, return
ed to their home on Saturday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

N ".'s ,s.ls''a eOwdy spent part
end in Portland.
Es' a visitor. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

ss1 WANT ans PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-27

anderson
p trsn East
<. z. Anderson returned
',aay frOm Fort Dodge.
$ I. mere ... she went some time
~ ,,ead sa the funeral Of her
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ing contest in Mamory's orchard At the
tiE celebration.
"kcy KirA;;:.~ and sister Miss
NutI and Mr.. In! Mrs. H.. rmau k;rk-
mar. ~ - Akron. formerly o. ms
i'."'.. ""rr VISITING friends hey" thurs
IN" members < the Silver cree and
,n>':'t -U">ts w"Sr 'u'h ,"rn"Iy "n,"r
ttr,d =: .h., NJ :. l,trS,.',,g" Thursd y
","'gus ~ Mrs ". & Nu'i"".
Nj ruI Mrs. Jonn : kNnrf"r. VIII"
AZ. -" guests ot rs PARENTS. Mr. '"'!
>'.r' ::.,.n rur evening his week. Mr..
.,iG kau.i'irr me- Mr.. Mabel Craig.
w"r" 'UarrIrd IN l:ril,fr. Jun" 81 AMI
h.s>" -" h">, wishes ~ all fo- fu,ur"
prosperity
NJ md Mrs. rho> M""k"r wrr"
Wh"..l:.; aN"ri"r r. Tu"staN
':tHiH:r t.h Gin" 81 Wheeling was
err,;ins old friends IN town Wednesday
Aih"r; t.. Irartwyl"r. local young
mar. W.T. An"wu IN business md social
rirr'"> wa~ united n marriage I" MISS
Frr,.- Gmu."l "Wednesday. June -. amt
are u" :rrl'@"nt$ q: ;hc good wishes 81
th"ir "!auy fri"ThS-
To- l"aU:if'., EXCURSION boat. Verne
Swan. = bii,"d ~ bring party II
day
Following IN" special meeting Of the
X 80 +. ut their castle hall Saturha Y
evening" In Which initiotnry work viii
=" d'r". y banquet has boon Irran%e!
:" whtcH members and wives Will be al
rr'tt"d
UrIikr certain town IN Monr""
county. Clarrnct"u welcomes IN" far
rlrr and his car made N Detroit
Bring N tho wife and %rddtrs, too. we
contemplate moving the houses hack a
wec hit - give ON parking room.
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CAMERON


Cameron. W Va. IG,v Leslie Ho"-
son ,"t' to-day tor New i"-k cay.
where Il" NJ attend = general m"r'lNE
Of thu Christian E"H-a>"- Association
Raymond 'Nii"l. M" "tS H"m" Tor
tho Fourth. returned [" Bc'hIut '".!"G'
we"r" he is Attending sumner ~,n""'
Minor trr">>uLu purchased u REV
Chandler Nut"rn"Sl." Last week
Ny. aud MIS-. !"N" Ross spent inc
Fourth with rarc";s her They return
al 20 N""GAui""n asst riEhf.
Mr.. y. n. !S" q: the y NJ Lee Co.
Of Mana!nGtnn. ". ". Is II n" r;,y to-
day. on business
Miss Ethel Ross - It"3r"SFii". v"
Va. - he Su"Nt -: Mss Mary l%TFe'
and MISS Fl" Nuttn"r.
Mr.. and Mrs George tetrrctt 'tnc
daUGhtrr. Della. aad Miss Mary karre;t.
i h".ia;re. - w"r" The quests 81 Nr.
and MIS-. +. J lS,rT"i;.
MIS- N"!'r' "!.S"n. o' MHun"": ne
Mas t." E'.'~t O.: NJ. And MIS-. LON
Wl,>,'H yesterday.
". l. N""n and ;3m"y "t MNh''''
r""y :"o'"r"d through and when about
49, U,.''s rom her thc fna1h'hr "t"H'
H. IN. -" '"''' me mao ., y" ~. 49,. "
NJ !,:N'r lMri"t'. nt AHar.
Va. - m" cues, % MIS- h""''r" f'%-
@'.-,- 'h;S week. ...,
w. ''Hd MIS-. Htt'H'" y" NC
nom" Yesterday t1"In i.eI.'S', :" ''
-, 80 r,,o,,,,y Irn,, ~ WASH
Norman and IA%''aS h..'' - ~ 49,,
,iEt'u. =. - ar" ''' S"'''S 70 49,
ArS. N""rE" non
NJ. h"n('t hn""Io - "T:"e -. -.
days from TVAn'N'''e. - ~
Is contracting tor S"ine ""hS
Miss Theo EESN AMI MSS owe ~: IN
ford spent the Fourth ~ nome. n'E
returned 10 bethany where 'H'E are a.
tending summer Srhoo~
Mss blanche shepard re'urneo MoanS
M""'AS i'ott.
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CLARINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Stretching and
children r-tmc IN from .Nkrr'n. a.. S2tut-
Gav 70 sI,caG a zen days VACATION Win
relatives IN town and country.
Mrs l. r., k"l'n and Miss Sy'N:a H.
baugh wrr- sHupp!ns IN "hc.s;aG Tues
ddS
Mr and Mrs Garfield Tsrhapratt and
tvo ch!.drcr - l'tCichSvr.e. are visit
Ink herr.
Tuesdly t-om several days visit With
friends IL ShaayS;de. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gas BY and sons. War
nor aud Harold. returned home {" Full
ton Monday from i short WISH with
friends n Town.
Mrs. Andrew Leigtsr and Nttle dauch-
,e- we-y tn. guests this week OF re!a-
lives n Eellaire.
Or. W. /. Johnson. county health
commissioner. speaks tonight in me
opera house on health and community
interests
MIR AID Mrs. clyde Malloney and two
cN;!dr,.:. drove IN from Akron Sunday 20
sp,.nt several weeks with his parents.
MIR and Mrs. ". J. Mallory
TIE ."c;tI pos, office viii ooServ" holi-
dav hours N July 4th. POSTMASTER j.
v, Sanford expects 10 enter the prr eat
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best wishes and hearty c"nEratulat!"H9
for 4 long. harp} and prosperous it".
Coeu-A Andrews.
\ welding .,h,.h Will emo as sur.
prs. - a -, ,ir"l,. Il Trends = thai
OF Mayor Guy f. r""u ~ th's city and
Nj, ltS"tia /, Andrews " Marietta
Ohio. which occurred at The HON" OK
N" bird" at . ," r'ri"rk W"'!n" Sh1v.
June -
The groom = \ son ~ SPUR" and Mr..
II : ro'n. and =, \ prominent merchant
~ this city. TIL" hrid" j. highly cs-
termed Young lady. and IN" happy "ourl"
hav" the hrAr,'"St CONGRATULATIONS ~
Their many friends. whu wish them 4
lonE prrst"r"uS and happy htc.
Volunteer Society.
The Volunteer society - the rrcsNy-
terrain church mot 1t IN" home Of MrI
Il. Il. Uezl"p last Thursday. The t'ms
was spcn, ~ sewing. conversation. etc
Entertained.
Geraldine Mcbride entertained n
number OF ~" younger social set nj her
homo m George street Thursday even.
ing TIL" hours were Pleasantly spent
In games. music conversation. conclui-
ing With dcnriouS luncheon.
Council Meets.
The newly rlr~;cd councilman and
mayor mot N IA" city building Friday
July l. and IRA nsL"trd business pertain
irc 10 tho Clty'S affairs. We understand
VIII GntrcIl was rhus"n policeman 10
MI tho place ~ Will J Locke. RradT
M"ckS was appointed cIty manager. and
Attorney G. r. Smith city attorney.
Miss Eu!alia Rarlnwe ~ this CITY dici
Thursday morning. June 81. At her home
on Third street. wN"r" sN~ had hccn !
patient sufferer for many months from
compltcat tons SIC was n years Of
nrc. and IS survived Ivy her parents Mr.
md Mrs. J T.. Rarlnwc. 4 number 4,
brother" and sisters also = host a.:
Other relatives md friends. Funeral
services were Void Friday 1ft"rnoon AMI
ntcrmcnt made in tho COW creek Gem =
tr-y.
I.afc T"thtcl ~ la r"llr was bust
ness caller hero Friday
Miss Lirrtruh" Walsh 81 Cincinnati.
Ohio. * visiting friends h"-" ,HiS week
W. O. IIardman m, family Of ClarkS-
burg are visiting relatives. and friends
hero.
Charles Rraun 81 rlcasNrtS was hero
Thursday t-anSlc'inE business.
Mrs. Rcryl pots"n was 4 Marietta
shopper Monday.
Tho Ladies' Aid society met In the
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SISTERSV|LLE

Tho Misses Mary and ENzaf"th Har-
rington left Thursday for 'hautauTnl
New York Why're they VIII spend "'N-
cral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David BENNETT have as
Their guests Miss Sara licnnNt'. RH"
Miss Mary Bennett and Miss Mary Lou
Is" Kent ali II Philadelphia.
: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris "f 'lcyH-
land are the guests Of his PARENTS MT
AMI Mrs. Harry Morris.
Miss Gillette IA Barre Of ""IiSnrrE
after 4 viSi, of several days with Mrs
=. +. Hammrrick. lrft for her home
Thursday.
Miss Gene Carpenter Of fairmont
will arrive Saturday 20 b" IN" guest
for I few days OF Miss Elizabeth Way
MIR. and Mrs Clarence Kerr and Fer
ko fIarrlS have returned from 4 H'N-
rral DAYS automobile rur through "i'"
and Indiana.
Mr., ard Mrs W;lkcy Cooper "f Akron
urr S;.rdl;c I few days nj the HON"
Of Inr cooper and other relatives.
Miss cor, Daily, after an extended
visit " III rrr hrUth.r licHTH OF Marion
Ia. is rNpc,.'rd to return S"u" Friday.
Mrs. John Kni-ht NJ 'Harh>hurG and
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MISS E.ioiSe Clarke ~ New MartinSville
VIII" have been guests Of Mrs. Robert
M,,'0rri"E l"i' Thursday for their 70
Sj,.,.,:Nr homes
Mr. ThuTI> IE"li l"f' Thursday for
Lima. phi". :" ~irnd the summer hay
Ing N'>.t"'i for several weeks at the
h"u'" If h"r son. y. ". Bell.
Ms, Josephine Way. who has ben
'N~ c'.,s' - h'r sisters ~ Elizabeth
AMI arh":. burg. ~ill arrive home Fri
day
Tn, An'.'.ii Krdrath Chau'audma will
"i".u 81 W,''.,,~ ENGAGEMENT in THIS CITY
July 9th -. II TiCkert. advanC" man
for tho rhaurauIua has arrived Z"
boost il' sii. If tickets and TO place
plararI. -'rcan'rS. etc.
Mautc"T, VI me Various local base
bal teams have effected an OrEanlza-
, tiou known - III" Industrial RdSrha II
I."n -, cr'UrrlS'nE eight teams as FOL
lows. Wiser oil. roStoTicc. Carter Oh.
: S.s'rrSN:ii" Tank & Boiler Works. Class
Factory. Garage Men. Review and Pure
OIL.
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ST. MARYS
RunH-Isrnsl

Euntx-IsrnsL
Monday. June - Mr. A4olTh KuHtz
and Miss Reuhcnta Israel. both 81 th's
city. were united in Uarr!aE" at Park
erShurS. w Va. Mrs. kurtZ Is III"
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William Israel
and iS \ very popular young lady. For
the past several mnn'hs she han been
an efficient member ~ ". II. Guth &
cos clerical force. and by her courtesy
has won for herself 4 larc" circle !:
admring ricrdS
Mr. Kuntz = tho eldest son ~ Mr.
and Mrs. V. J. Kuntz. and - an energetic
yntIrG business man. interested N ,hc
Western Glass company Of this city.
Their many friends wish 10 extend
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BROTHERHOOD SOCIAL.

The Warwood Lutheran Brotherh GOD
will hold Il lawn fete on the vacant !o'
adjoining the Whrwood High Schoo
lmilding on Tuesday evening, July IL
Tho various committees who ara look
ing after the affair prUmi*. that they
;viIl have all kinds OF good things to
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Because ashes should not be dropped
on the carpet men frequent pool rooms
where they may be dropped without
comment
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rat among which will be ice cream,
cake. candy and other things. In addi-|
ton To- this program OF amusementS|
Is being arranged for this affair.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-10
TO FILL
PEWS OF
Secretaries of Three Denominations to
Tour Central Vermont. Starting
at BrattlebOrO Oct. 10

Much interest is being aroused over
the campaign being instituted by Rev
W. \. Dawson, secretary of the Yer
mont Baptist state convention; Key.
Charles c. Merrill. secretary of the Yer.
mont Congregational Conference; and
Rev. Walter II. Davenport, superintend,
ent of the st. Adams district of the Yer
mont Conference. These men are to tour
central Vermont in the interest of a gen,
eral effort to fill all the pews OF all the
churches at the Sunday services. Their
appointments are as follows:
Sunday. oct. 1G, BrattleborO; Monday,
Oct. II. Bellows Falls: Tuesday Oct. IS,
Ludlow; Wednesday, Oct. 10, Windsor
Thursday. Oct. 20. Randolph Friday,
Oct. 21, Montpelier; Sunday, Oct. %,
st. Adams.
Mr.. Merrill will speak on Empty Pews.
and Mr.. Dawson on How to Fill Empty
pews. From long experience these
speakers know the churches of Vermont
and the habits of the people with regard
to church attendance, and also the fact
that each church has within easy reach.
Il population more than large enough to
fill every seat in every pew so that every
church in the entire state might have to
hang out a sign by about 1925 every
Sunday morning, standing Room
Only"
Prominent men are endorsing this
movement. and especially its non-denOmi-
character, each person being
urged to attend the church of his choice
whatever that may be.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-10

a sun porch along the entire width of
the building.
The third floor will contain the ma.
~ternity wards and private rooms for
maternity cases, and also the two OPP
Grating rooms, one large, the other some
what smaller. with other and steriliZing
rooms adjoining. There VIII also be on
this floor a Doctors room, a nurses
room and a diet kitchen. The private
rooms viii be four in number.
Up-tO-Date laboratories
As an essential element of the new
hospital plant there will be installed in
part of the present building laboratories
for meteorological and pathological
work. ard also the N-ray department,
by means of which dangerous diseases
may be d>tected when other means of
diagnosis fail.
The new unit will be heated by means
Of 4 separate heating plant, located at
The north end. This means that the hos
nital building proper will be protected
from dust, and the nurses saved need
less labor.
While the new structure viii have a
capacity of 90 patients. there will be
room in the present building. under the
rcarrangemcnts that are part of the ar
plans. for . patients more, so
that 81 total of IS patients can be cared
for in emergencies.