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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29

Tho study department Of the Pro
gressive Thought club will meet with
Mrs. II. r. Pearce. w. Garfield st..
at lao .. m. Take West Queen Anne
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29

porcas circle win meet with Mrs.
c. Jehnsione, ssis 18TH ave. W..
Wednesday. November 80. ! y. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Club Calendar

T.. O. r., Club--Wed ednesday evening, Eiks
club rooms. Business meeting.
La Sale Club-Wednesday. 80 p M
Chamber Of Commerce, Parlor A.
Settlement Mothers, Party-W ednesday
afternoon, Social Settlement house
9. n. A. p. p. Y. Club-Wednssday eve.
ming. sewing class. Social Settlement
house. 40
Aipha Tau OmegO-wednesday. II to
lao .. M, luncheon, Chamber Of Com
merce.
Clan Gordon Ladies Auxiliary--W ednes-
day. D. m. with Mrs. W. G. Watson, 1851
Parker street.
American War Mothers Kensington CIun
"Wednesday, . p. M, with Mrs. 1eofs
Parker, 1473 Spencer street.
Omaha Business and Professional Wom-
ans League-Wednesday, 6:15 p. M, Hotel
Loyal. Dinner and program.
p. E. O. sisterhood. Chapter B. Il
Wednesday, p. m, with Mrs. john Lutz
200 Park avenue. Council Bluffs.
Comis Club--wednesday. 1890 o'clock
luncheon with Mrs. w. A. Smith 1o5
South Forty-first street. Annual election
Of officers.
Candle CIub-wednesday 7 .. m, with
Mrs. Grace Wells. 2S74 Vane street. Social
meeting An invitation Is extended to any
girl who may be interested in the organiza
ton.
Lecture on Modern History-Wednesday.
D. m, Duchesne college and Convert OF
! Streets The Rev. Alfred Kaufman of
Creighton university, speaker. The public
| is invited.
Lecture Course-wednesday, IL o'clock
noon 500 Baird building, Seventeenth and
| Douglas streets Mrs. Effie steen kfttle.,
son will repeat the second of a series OF
talks on Psychology and Expression and
| the Correlation Of the Arts"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
What Happened When They Broke
the News "at Home"

Little Mrs. Durkee and Edith
Fairfax crossed the lawn to meet
: us as | guided the car up to our
side veranda steps,
"What luck?' my neighbor asked
anxiously.
None at ALL" / returned real
izing that l was watching Edith
Fairfax intently as | spoke. She
knew that our failure meant that
! we would be exiled beyond the
! committing zone. Would she be
glad or sorry?
She has learned to control her
| features and her expression since
the DAYS when first knew her,
and there was no indication of her
real feeling, whatever it might be,
in her perfunctory echo OF Mrs.
Durkee's sincere dismay.
"Oh, dear! Whatever shall |
/ do?" Her Fiufiness exclaimed. "lt
: was bad enough losing you as next
door neighbors-I know | shall per-
fectly despise that cat who's coming
here--well, there'll be one comfort,
I'll never speak to her or even so
much as. look her way if l live here
100 years. and I'm going to have
a high board fence put up between
the two places just as soon as |
can get a carpenter-I'll show her
thing or two--but ! never thought
you'd be so far that ] couldn't run
over to see you any time | wanted
to. but mercy"
That's what l say" Dicky
drawled impudently. "Havc mercy
on us, and tell us one thing at a
time. I'm so mixed up now that
don't know whether its the high
board fence you're not going to
speak to, or the cat next door
whose loss you mourn"
e.. No News to Dicky.
"Box his ears for me, Madge,'
Mrs. Durkee begged eagerly, then
added casually. Did you see Ali
or Leila? No. you couldn't have
seen All, it isn't time for his train
quite"
| I'VE saw Leila Dicky responded
"streaking it toward the railroad sta
ton as if the last train to HEAVIER
were due, and she had no seat re-
served. But we didn't offer to .picl
her up or to wait for her beloved hts
l band. We know when we're strictly
outsiders, we do, and those two don
want any motor ride. They're il
that stage where every little blade o
Igrass has meaning Of its own, anc
they wan. to saunter down the vii
lage street, hand in hand, ira !;
LAP .-...s
"Honcymooners are so sappy,' Mrs
Durkee observed with so disgusted ;
tone and look that Dicky and
shouted with appreciative laughter
But Edith Fairfax's face was I'LL
smiling, and | saw Dicky steal
quick look at her, then abrupt.
change the subject.
81 wonder if Katie has Dime
ready" he said with an air of eager
ness. I'm starved, and | want t
get to bed early tonight, for I'm go
ing into the city with Alf i'll tn
morning"
"There'll be quite delcgat,o
them Mrs. Durkee replied, 10
Edith and Leila are going in,' too.
Lillian Intervenes.
Without reason for my belief ther
came suddenly to me the convictlo
that this announcement was no new
to Dicky, and | had vision CT til
four lunching in the city togetilci
For a second or two / Saw red
then my common sense conquere
nv silly jealousy, and | spoke cas-
ually. as il in answer to Dicky
question concerning the dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrisons New Phase of
Revelations Of q Wife

"I'll go and hurry dinner" said,
getting out OF the car.
Little Mrs. Durkce smiled as II
she had just come from the cream
dish. ..'
You'll have to go to my kitchen
then she said. Now you needn t
saw a word, Madge. It's perfectly
ridiculous having that girl try to
serve meals with things as nearly
packed as she has. | went III today
while you were gone. and she was
in positive tears trying to decide
what things to leave out OF the bar-
rels until the last minute. You know
don't rave over Katie the way you
do. but she certainly can't do I'M
possible things. Pack up every last
pairing knife said to her and come
over to my house and get the meals
until they break up hcrcH She was
tickled to death SO you see you
have nothing to say"
Except that you're dear | said:
trying to be properly enthusiastic ana
grateful, but heavily conscious OF
the fact that every day until we LETT
our home Edith Fairfax would make
one of the group at mealtime. that |
had eaten my last with Dicky III the
home | had loved so dearly. But
looming even above, this picture
was the obscssion of Dicky and
Edith lunching i'll the city on the
morrow, either deux or with Al
fred and Leila. go.
| shall never know whether Lillian
interposed just then from sheer
goodnature, or a comprehension oI
nv feeling. AT any rate, she address
scd Edith. laughingly:
DO take pity on me tomorrow
Edith, and lunch with me-" she said.
"You know you'll only be a goose
berry with Leila and Alfred, and l
positively hate to cat alone
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Mrs. Krine Reelected.

Mrs. 0. Y, Kring was unanimous
ly reelected for third term as
leader OF the public speaking depart
ment of the Omaha Woman's club
at the annual business meeting lueS'
dav morning at the Y. w, c. A.
Mcsdames L. M. Lord. w. O. Nal
strom, John Mullen and w: E, Bolin
were chosen assistant leaders. Mrs.
II. ]. Holmes, recording secretary.
and Mrs. George Magney, CORE
spending secretary.
Professor Pulls will continue as
class instructor.
The department will entertain al
luncheon Tuesday, April l9, at the
Prettiest Mile club.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
ADVERTISEMENT
To Make Hairs Vanish
From Face, Neck or Arms
Beauty Culture)

Keep a little powdered delatond
handy and when hairy growths ap-
pear make a paste with some of the
powder and little water, then spread
over hairy surface After 2 or 5
minutes rub of& wash the skin and it
will be free from hair or blemish.
This simple treatment is uniaillng.
but care should be exercised to be
sure and get genuine delatone, other
wise YOU may be disappointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Appear in Concert.

One of the FIVE choirs to appear
next Saturday, April 9, at the concert
and dance given at the Auditorium
for the Catholic diocesan music
fund will be the Cathedral Girls
Song club. The club members are
Agnes Braig, Pauline Braig. Leona
Bourbcau, Mary Canavan, Adelaide
Cash. Winifred Cash, Cecilia Davis,
Dorothy Davis. Mary Dmeen. Re-
gina Dolan, Margaret Donohue'
Grace Drumi1iy, Harriet Egan, Cr-
suia Fagan. Mary Flynn, Regina
Gilligan, Mildred Guggenmos, Ber-
nadette Hoeschen, Frances Nc
Carthy. Pauline McGoush; Evelyn
O'Brien. Lucille O'Brien. Ida Pas
cal, Agnes Ryan and Mercedes WIZ
fians.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Nominees Honor Guests.

The "A persons who were norni-
,,ted Tuesday for candidates for city
commissioners will be honor guests
~ the luncheon and musical pro
gram to be given by the City Con.
ert club Wednesday noon at 'he
Chamben of Commerce.
The concert club has under con- n
sideration plans for the summer
which will be announced at the meet
ing Wednesday. l.,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
4-Day Treatments Free

This means that TO snow you, ilRht Nv
your own home the many advantages of
this Method. you can have four-day
treatment, Free. by Just writing for IT.
Think what ii would mean to no longer
suffer with these roaring NOTES.-The
whistlng--the escaping steam---thc hum
OF inse cts-the buzzing-ail the weary
catalogue of sounds. Perhaps. too. your
hearing is beginning to fail. but whether
it has or not. you know in your heart OF
hearts that it may go and the voice OF
science warns you in unmistakable terms.
IL you have Head Noises. sooner or later.
you may be deaf
Here is your opportunity. Send Tor one
of these Free Treatments and see thS
Method which has done so much FOR hun~
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drop Specialist Sproules office note or
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This offer and talk is for YOU; Perhaps
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EAR SPECIALIST SPRoULE
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
For DR.. Lyttle.

The Womcn's Alliance OF tne
First Unitarian church will give, a
srnner at the church Wednesday
evening $50 o'clock, for Or. n
I,yttle Of BROOKLYN, \. \. fo,loM-
inc the supper DR.. Lyttle VIII ao-
dress the assembly. IT.,
Reservations NAV be made at the
church. Harnev 3039.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Omaha Boy Honored.

Warren S. Ege, who is attendIng
Dartmouth, has been elected to I'm
Beta Kappa, honorary seholastis
sac;etv Nine seniors were made
members and will be initiated at
.he annual banquet in April. Mr..
Foe is former student of central
High school. He is member OF
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity and also
of the Casque and Gauntlet; SENIOR
bonrarv society at Dartmouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

Reservations for the luncheon to
be given by the parliamentary law de-
nartment of the Omaha Woman $
rlub Thursday, 1880 o'clock. at the
Pretticst Mile club, should be made e
Not later than Wednesday evening
with Mrs. A. J.. Fernald, Mrs: Ohm
Haarmann or Mrs. John w. Welen'
Luncheon will be followed by a
,eus;nrton and card party.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Luncheon for Miss Rhodes.

Miss Gwcndoleu Wolfe enter
tanned at luncheon at the Athletic
club, Tuesday in honor of Miss Mli-
dfed Rhodes, who becomes BRIDE
Wednesday Covers were placed
for Miss Rhodes. Esther smith,
Margaret Baum, Mary Fuller. Mar
ion Coad, Irene Carter. Blanche
Deuel., Ruth Carter, Emily Keller,
Marian Judson of Chicago. and
Marie Patterson of Los Angeles.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Society
Bridal Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Rhodes
entertained at dinner at their home
Tuesday evening in honor OF their
daughter, Mildred Rhodes, and War:
Hall, who will be married Wednes-
day evening. The guests nclud-
ed DR.. and Mrs. f.. II. jerks, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Aycrigg, Mrs. X:
S. Hall, Misses Marian yudson OF
Chicago and Dorothy Hall and
Messrs. Jasper Hall, Charles Rhodes
and David Caldwell.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Problems That Perplex
Answered by .
REATRICE FAIRFAX
Exercises Imagination.

Exercises ImaSl1latluh.
Dear Miss Fairfax: l am 10 ana
going with a young man "a years
nv senior. I am five feet tan ana
weigh 1S5 pounds. My irieno is
six feet, 2 inches and weighs ilV
hounds. He is dearly in love WIN
me and insists on calling at my
home to see me every nlgnt. ~
YOU think this Isl proper! ne Is
very wealthy man and promises me
a very comfortable situation II l
marry him. I do not really love this
man. but he thinks I shall after we
are married. 7 am considered very
sweet and beautiful girl and do you
think it is proper for me to marry
this MANI I have another boy
friend that ! really love although
he is poor and my parents OBJECT
70 II What shall l do. marry for
money or love? WORRIED.
Aren't you giving your magma
,ior a little exercise? No particular
harm in that. but will save my
good advice for someone VINO
needs it.
Mabel: Don't count you're chick
ems before they are Matched, you
know. 1t seems to ME that you are
taking a lot for granted from
Young man you have never seen.
certainly would not start trousseau
until / had at least been introduced
to the man. People often. speak
carelessly, and his interest in your
picture may have been just idle COM
ment. You are making an ideal OF
this young man whom you have
never met. You might like the boy
at home much better after knowing
them both equally well. Wait until
you know the young man "of the
picture before you commit your
self.
Marie. II you do not like the
conduct Of your girl friend when she
| is with boys. I think about the only
| thing for you to do is to stop chum-
| ming with her. Do not talk about
her, however, If you do this. You
| might try to give her your point of
view. for think you are right.
Wear your skirts length that
| will make you feel comfortable.
| should think for girl your age,
three or four inches above the ank-
les would be girlish length ad yet
long enough so yeu would not need
to be self,conscious about yourself
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Hansen n-MacIntosh.

The marriage of Miss Daisy Mac
Intosh and w. &. Hansen took
place April ?. Rev. Arthur Attack
performed sthe ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs Hansen have gone Oh a trip
to the Pacific coast. They will be
AZ home after Nav at Drake Court.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
Do You Want I O Put
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If you are be-

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in danger. The
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the food you eat
will not enable
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in o r m a | flesh.
Y ou n e e d a
| spring food tonic
|such as Father
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Iw h i C h is a IL
lpure, wholesome
| nourishment.
| Thousands H
| people find that
| they gain weight
steadily W h il4
) taking this old
fashioned pres
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Iunior Hadassah Program.

The following program will be
given at the open meeting OF the
Omaha Junior Hadassah unit We'd
nesdav evening at the Lyric build
ing: Piano SOLO, Anna Leaf; dra-
matte reading, Annette Fangsr; ad-
dress, "Women in Israel" DR.. VIC
tor E. Levine; solo dance, lola
ChaSon.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Piano Recital.

A piano recital will be given by
nupils OF A. M. Borglum at his studio
Wednesday evening, Taking part
will :. June Gilbert, Gretchen Meier,
Emily Hoagland, Alice Borshelm
Elizabeth Paxton, Esther Smith
Ethel Glandstone. Jeanne Borglurn'
Margaret Shotwell, Eleanor Smith
Elinor Kountze, Dorothy Sherman,
Elizabeth Robson, Elizabeth Fat
fcnrath and Richard Bender.
Another group OF pupils VIII give
program on Thursday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Fortniahtly Club.

A two piano recital will be gwen
Tuesday evening at the Nickel
music rooms by Dorothy Morton
Tohst I Of Lincoln and Adelyn Wood
Of this city under. the auspices OF
The Fortnishtlv Musical CLUB
Louise Jansen Wylie will . sing.
Mrs Harvey Milliken is in charge
az the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Goldye Pred Will Be June Bride.

The marriage OF Miss Goldye Pred
and Mayer Spiesberger will take
place the first week in June. MIR.
and Mrs. Pred and their daughter
arc now in New York City and will
return home Friday, They have been
spending the winter in Florida.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
ADVERTISEMENT :
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
For Bride.to-Be.

Mrs. Morton Marcus will enter
tain at an Orphcum party, followed
by tea at the Fontcnelle, OH Thurs
day in honor Of Miss Lillian Rise,,
man, whose marriage to EDWARD
hlnerson will take place April ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

MISS s1lkllu NpdluWdli WIN SpN'S
next Weekend in Des Moines. ..
Mrs. r. A. Evans of Iowa City is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. X. b.
Hunter.
Mrs. ]. H. Muldoon and daughter,
Viola, left Sunday to spend week
in Sioux City.
DR.. H. NJ. Fitzgibbon is spending
several days in Rochester and chi
cago this week.
A son was born SATURDAY. to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lipsey at the
Stewart hospital.
A son, Louis, was born to MT
and Mrs. S. II. Schaefer at Stewart
Hospital Saturday. ..
Mrs. Lloyd Burdic of Tckamah
spent Monday here with her mother,
Mrs. Alfred Darlow.
Mrs. Thomas Brenton OF Omaha is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Andrew
Whitlock, in Denver.
Zoe Schalek and Mary Eii1 abeth
Graham have returned to the state
university at Lincoln.
George Brandeis has returned
from a trip abroad. Mrs. Brandeis
| will return to Omaha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. DeNore have
been visiting their son, Stanley, al
| Kemper academy in Boonvillc, Mo.
Mrs. Lawrence McWilliams O.
Shenandoah, Ia, spent Sunday witt
her mother, Mrs. Lucille T. Matthews
Mrs. T. X. Jackson of Mobile
Ala. who has been visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. Miles McFayden, left Monda,
for her home.
Miss Dorothy English will 60 &c
Lincoln Saturday to attend the an
nual banquet of Kappa Delta soror
Iity on that evening.
| Walter Judd has returned IRON
Lincoln, where he spent several days
to resume his studies at the Univer
/ sity of Nebraska college OF medicine
Miss Ruth Long, sophomore a
the University of Nebraska, has re-
turned to school after spending the
Easter vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Long.
| Mrs. Harry Bellamy and children
Betty. Jack and Robert, of Chicago
Twill arrive the latter part OF thi
month for visit with Mrs. Bel
lsmy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l
Walker.
| DR.. ard Mrs. o. Phillip Wolfsol
of Miami, Fla, have come to oman
to reside. They are now at the FAR
lview apartments. Mrs. Woltson wa
| formerly Miss Nora Pred ct th'
lefty.
| Helen and Frances Wahl an.
Gladys Nickel went to kearney Fri
day to attend house party. From
IKearney they returned to school a
| the University of Nebraska IN Lin
| coin. .'.
| Miss Henrietta Rees who has bee1
spending some weeks in Hawai- ar
rives home Tuesday evening. oh
| will be accompanied by her uncl
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. lhoma
Rees, of Springfield, ILL.,, who Wi
spend. a week here,
| Miss Dorothy Belt is spending til
Iweek in Minneapolis as the guest {,
Miss Alice Wheelwright; She Wi
return home Saturday. The N1ssc
Madeline and Catherine Diekey Q
Kansas City arrive Sunday to vis'
Miss Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fisher, WI,
have been staying with Mrs. Fisher
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. N; DoN
since their arrival from Seattl'
Wash, are located for the present
> a
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Lecture for Daughters of Isabella:

Mrs. Anthony French Merrill OF
Chicago will give lecture TUESDAY
evening at Duchesne college. Ihir-
"ty-second and Burt streets, for the
Daughters of Isabella and their
guests
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Dancing Club,

The Thursday Night Dancing
club will give dance Thursday
evening at Crounse hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

scription which is real food toni
and not a stimulant. 1t rebuilda
and strengthens without using alcos
hol or dangerous drugs.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

Head Noisesi What n picture Of sutfer-
ing these words bring to mind. But II you
have Head Noises you are the one to ap-
preciate the blessed relief in the words
my Head Noises have stopped" and these
are the words which the mail brings Spe-
cialist Sproule's office.
The Joy and gratitude Of many people
who have used the Sproule Method has
been so great that this introductory offer
Is 1oAade again
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
AInha Chi Omega.

Mrs. H. S. Weller will entertain
members of Alpha Chi Omega
alumnae at luncheon at her home'
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Card Party.

The Columbian club of Sacred
Heart narlsh will give card party
We, lay afternoon at Their hail.
r ,cond and Locust streets.
N 7. Mulvihill and Mrs. N
p will act as hostesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
M.o,e J,
6ov FkoI
Mava
Steppd'

"rhosc terrible Ear
Noises have stopped"
is what letter after
letter is saying. You
remember that some
time ago Treatment
for Head Noises were
offered Free to Omaha
Bee readers. Many
people took advantage
Of that offer. saw the
Method and put them
la 49, "a ao,.a
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

PETER THOMPSON DRESS
ES-6 to 20 years; of blue
chambray; both MILDLY and
one-piece style
S5.75 to $3.50
STRAW HATS--2 to IA
years; in a variety OF shapes,
straws, colorS and combina-
tons
$3.50. $500 ;: !: s Io $3.50
to $500
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

JUNIOR SUITS-14 to l6
years; of jersey. heather
mixtures, tweeds and serge
in tuxedo. chic boxy effects
and belted models; some
with braid and embroidery
trimming. These make ex-
cellent school suits
S15.75. SITS. $50
and S29.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Beach OF Lin
coin are moving to Omaha.

Miss Sigrid Sandwall will spend
next Weekend in Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-06

Table of fancy finest filets for
curtains and lace shades; the
$2.25 to $500 quail O. M
ties, special, yd., QA.UO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-14

Is
!. Crittenberger, Grafton lays ~
w Raiter. irmonty and q. y
Izihiman, Hnntingtonss alternatee,
clerical, Rev. s. s.. Adams, Acc4.
dent, Md, and Rev. NJ. L. Peter An-
rnra, Md; lay, ]. L. Englehart, Ac-
cident, Md, and @. w. Matte, Wheel
ing; member board OF home mis-
sionary and church extension work,
Rev P. II. Crittenberger, Grafton;
representative to the Women's Mis-
sionAry meeting. Rev. E. q. Camp
bell, Bittinger. Md; editor OF the
Young Lutheran, Rev. S. s. Adams;
synodical Sunday school secretary
Rev. r. A. Harshman, Wheeiing.
The synod viii hold its next ses-
sion In First Lutheran church, In
Wheeling. next fall.
At the session, a series OF reso-
buttons were passed which tnclud-
ed the following: That our people
play more earnestly for laborers IN
the harvest and that effort be made
to interest young men in entering
the Christian ministry by handing
their names to certain church off
cIsIs who will send them literature
on the ministry from time to time,
that more stress be laid on the
reading of the Bible In the public
schools, that thanks be extended to
Rev. Meyer, the pastor, his con-
rregation, those who entertained
delegates, the ladies for serving
meals, the choir, the local press,
Mayor Conway, and all who assist
I'd IN making the session a sue