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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

s,g oermany's ex-crown prince wants to be
4fmer. Maybe he's been reading about Cad
nus. the old geezer who raised soldiers by
tt1wing dragons teeth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

Tho doctor who prescribes permanganat,
Of potash instead OF whisky for snake bite.
has taken all the thrill out of snake-hunting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

BUSINESS ID business, perhaps; but can
YOU imagine Abraham Lincoln entering a
legal battle" In behalf of draft evader OF
the Bergdoll breed? We can't. And our i'm.
agination isn't so burned weak, at that
WHAT D'YoU MEAN TRUE ONE? ARE THE
FIRST TWO PHONEY?
Sir: Quoted from last issue of the Albany
Review:
"Airplanes landing in the neighborhood is
getting to be quite dommon occurrence"
Harry Kettier and family. after many years
residence in the Dublin neighborhood, moved
Wednesday to their property in Fulton and will
be regretted by many friends"
Here is a true one: A visitor at our house
recently was telling of man he had known
fer years and years. Then, ".said he, Il found
out that he had been going under consumed
hame - wee.
"And the Best understand, Amt
None tee Good"
Bushnell Corr, Galesburg Republican,
Register).
Phil Citing was in our city on Satur-
day meeting many old and particular
friends. Mr.. Citing usually hobnobs
with the best when he does visit in
Bushnell and vicinity. Mr. Citing is
member of the constitutional convention
at Springfield
AN Argus headline reading "Carrie Hadoee
Seeks Divorce" seems to us to have too manv
words. Why not merely Carrie Hedges?
ARE YOU sPooFING US. SIR!
Sir: Please furnish heading for the fol-
lowing, taken from the obituary department of
certain paper: Mrs. N M died at
the city hospital following a serious operation
from which she did not recover" Such an.
item should be tidbit for The Tombstone. tha
mcrtician's affinity. -
p. S.: The obituary from which the above
is taken is signed Rev T. C. Whybrew." What
words do you guess his initials represent?
-CALLIOPE.
CAN you tell me-" .acetiousiy asks Skin
nay, whether zebra is black, with white
stripes. or white. with black stripes?"
Well. just to give sensible answer to
foolish question and bury an old gag, let ms
quote our good friend, Noah:
Zebra. l. Any Of several African equine
allied to the horse and the ass but
striped black or blackish -en a
white or buf1y ground" :. In other words. a
zebra is white Tor near-white) with black Tor
near black stripes. We trust that will settle
this question for Skinnay.
AND, by the way. Skinnay, il you will write
! limerick "as IS limerick" we'll give YOII
The top o the colyum. 1t is not rule OF this
limerick contest. We may~add, to Incorporate
INC uduC Oh It's cOnQuCdOF Therein
Not that We object, but We don't want Ia bore
others
ALL RIGHT: WE'RE READY WHEN
YOU ARE
Sir:
There is nothing in life-but the living:
TO be cheerful and GIVE when you're giyin@.
sever to knock. nor to look for boost
FOR misdeeds. remember. will come home to
roost
An right r. E. I'm not Anon. But rixht
lov-R- r Hoof is my e-n-d-P-egasus And
pack vceful wallop ready. pardon |
he soft observation-disclosures underscores)
We can't reproduce the underscores. but We |
Red to convey the ideal. r. r. HOOP.
NEW EVIDENCE SAID TO SHOW GER
fANS CHEAT.--New York Tribune.
8 Aothiag; Tie old evidences did that
r r NC r
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

From cask to casket is a natural jump, &C
cosding to the revenue sleuths who found two
cofans full of bourbon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

The vassar girls who have abandoned mod
ern styles say it's not so much for propaganda
% propriety.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

It's lucky most Of Us can't remember what
10 were worrying about a.year ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09
Argus Information Bureau


Give ~
pad - '-~'"-.~ ~ s"s'a'" VIZ "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09
A SOLEN COLUMN RuK.

A SOLEN COLUMN RnK.
II indeed good faith rime for solemn"
Is considered the same thing for column"
Then here's last line
For. limerick nine:
HOWEVER YOUR THOUGHTS YOU MAY
DOLL EN-" TX
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

TX" may be an unknown quantity but his
wits are not. We can think of but one other
solemn column rime. but we can't think Of
a way to use it that would make even faint
glimmer Of sense. Anyone else. however. 10
welcome to try his hand. II It prove Q fact
that there are only two honest to gosh rimes
fol solemn" and column" it strikes NJ that
fact should be recorded for posterity.
THERE seems to be doubt in the mind Of
*" as to the propriety OF riming solemn
with column" The second syllable novels
in both words are unaccented. which. as we
understand it, makes either word perfectly
good rime for t'other. To illustrate:
There lived young man in Decatur
Who wasn't approved by his pater.
He asked for some dough
And was told he could 60
Straight lowell, let us say the equator
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-09

THAT. we believe, is a proper limerick
proper, that is, as to meter and rime; the
sentiment-well doubtless many fathers will
agree that it, too. is ploper AS to the unac-
cented vowel idea, that is our opinion; if we
are wrong, we'll be glad if someone will set
US right. For each day we discover that some
|long-cherished belief is completely at vari-
ance with the facts. But il solemn" and
column are NOT good rimes there ought to
be an amendment to the constitution making
them so; for, take it from one who has had
land is having the bitter experience, there is
no more solemn task that compiling column
every day. No, nothing-unless it be compil-
ing TWO columns a day
JUST as We were on the verge of concoct-
ing suitable wheeze which has nothing what
ever to do with poetry, our scissors automat-
ically strayed toward a copy of the Monmouth
Atlas, from which they clipped and laid before
US shining example Of the advertisers WOO
ing of the muse If you're curious to know
how poem ought NOT to be written read
The Royal Purple.
Amethyst the purple you will carry,
It stands for the month of February,
Sincerity of purpose, peace of mind,
Well show in these few lines.
Washington the man OF great wealth,
Lincoln poor but with good health,
Gave all to their country in time of need
And made this month famous by their deeds
Longfellow too, Americas great poet,
Mckinley and others If you know it,
Enshrined in the Amethyst royal roAA
Have passed us by on the glory road.
HUGHES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
ADMINISTER OATH
70 new OFFICERS
County Government Taken
Over by Six Officials &.
Elected in November

oath OF office was Administered
Monday morning TO O. -. lawson,
county clerk by Lewis cline. retir-
ing county clerk. and following this
proceeding, Lawson administered
the oath to the following county Of
iicers elected IN November:
Frances Harvey. court clerk: VII
lam Mccullough. sheriff. Frank
l3olen. assessor. Chloe Ifnglcy,
county surveyor; ". 4. Seavcr
county attorney.
Most OF the day was spent by the
new county officers taking over the
work OF the former democratic ad.
ministration. County officers whose
term does not expire until July I are
county commissioners W, l.. North
I'D Dalton; Minctte Hedges, super
inirudcnf OF schools. ". ". Stuckey
county treasurer. Ira Short and
George Gilmore viii succeed North
ana Dalton. Wayne L. Dickey vii
replace Stuckey aud Mrs. Hedges
viii retain her office for another
tortn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
TENOR HERE TONIGHT
Harold Proctor. Eminent Irish Slug
"r. Here on community ihDum
Program ~ ton' cDiiOn Hail

Harold Proctor 40" eminent
irish tenor, viii appear In Tulsa to-
night H. concert with clccta Law
renee, pianist and May Rcos. violin
lst.
An three of these artists arc Eng
lish and well known 10 music lovers
Of London. Mr.. Proctor has APP
pcarcd In recent productions with
KITTY GordOn, charlotte Greenwood
and Fritlie Schcff. lie has also had
The distinction of being the tenor
Tor several years IN the largest
church west Of TIA" NississippL the
Temple baptist OF Los Angclcs
Tn" cuilr" company comes 10
Tulsa with the best of press notices
ana omments by English critics.
DR.. Dan Price of the Royal com
scrvatory, says OF Miss Roes. Her
appearance was n triumph he work
artistic and brilliant"
Tho Proctor ensemble comes un-
der the management uf the Tulsa
Community LyCoum. The price 10 the
general public will be so cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
MANDAMUS SUIT
HELD IN DOUBT
Action of Commissioners
at Today's Meeting
May BE Beginning

so animation has been given by
city uili,tls az to when the pro-
posed friendly mnudamus suit will b"
iuStitut"d against Mrs Frank Soi-
man. city auditor, to compel the
transfer of city money from one
fund 10 another II is possible that
this matter may bo brought before
th" city commission at its regular
bi-wcckly meeting Tuesday morn
inR.
A. their last meeting the mayor
ana city commissioners passed "a
resolution Transferring 800 from
the FUND for feeding prisoners 10
the garoiin" fUnd. both of whicn
funds are In the police department.
This rcEolutiOn was directed to. IN"
city auditor. II bills arc approve
by TIA" commission Tu' sdiF morn
Ing uvotdraWing the gasoline ac-
count In iiS state of dcplc ion, Mrs
Seaman viii according To- her an.
nounCcmout, refuse 80 Issue "a war
rant or variants Then the man
damus sun viii br started,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
PHONE HIKE CASE
SET FOR JAN. q
Another Postponement,
However, May Put
Matter OFF
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT
Duncan Sees No Chance for
an Increase Bell Manager
Certain of Decision

whether the SOuthwcStcfn Bcll
Tolophonc company will be allowed
to Increase rates charged In Tulsa
f1r tolcphon" service is to be de -
f,rmlncd nf the hearing to be held
nero Monday January a. THIS date
has boon definitely decided upon by
the corporation commission, but Ia
fbo light Of continual postponcmouts
ui this hearing for the pas several
months, January - viii hardly be
regarded by attorneys as the day on
which II viii bc held.
Although City Attorney Frank T..
Duncan does not anticipate that Hn
increase viii be grantcs, he expects
tu make vigorous fight 40 there
might not be- any slip-up because of
Oycr-confldcncc In the outcome Of
the ease.
George T.. Ucll. local manager FOR
thc telephone company is confident
that with tho. ghoNinE which VIII
hc made by the telephone company
tho corporation commission cannot
consistently refuse to grant an in
pIcnE,.
The size Of tho Increase In TO be
loft 10 the discretion of the corpora
ton commission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
COUGHEO so HARD HE
y WAS READY TO DIE
hut he recovered quickly an Il
gained % pounds In 3 weeks.

Last December caught a heavy cold,
which left mo with u deep seated cough.
coughcd 80 hard II would start the
blood. I thought was goner. untu
tried Milks Emulsion. used bottles
altogether. Ny cough Is gone. and have
gained nine pounds 10 five weeks. II
anyone doubts A. let them write Ve.'
ChasN l.. Walters ~ South 18TH ST.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
when hundreds upon hundreds of people
toll you of just such recovery. just such
ralns in weight II must he worth your
trying at lcast. 4 trial costs nothing.
Muks Emulsion Is a pleasant nutritiv'
food and a corrective medicine. II re
stores healthy natural bowel action, doing
away with all need VI pills and physics.
II promotes appetite and quickly puts
tho digestive organs in shape to assirni
tate food As a builder Of flesh and
strength Mnks Emulsion Is strcngly rec
commended 20 thoso whom soSnoss has
weakened. and IN powerful aid In re.
sisting and repairing the effects Of vast
. ing diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are prompty relieved, 1t
produces remarkable results in colds,
/ coughs aud bronchial asthma.
This is the only solid cmuslion made.
ana 80 palatablc that Il rs eaten with a
spoon IKE tee c'eam, Ttu's wonderful
/ for weak sticky children.
No matter how severe Your 'as'. ypu
are urged to Try MJlks Emul1lon under
B thts euarautee--Takr Dix bottles home
I with ynu--uso Il according 60 directions
ana IL not satisfied with the results. YOUR
money whl he promptly refunded, htlc'
/ 1bc ana si,5O per hottie. The MINIS
/ Emulsion 90, Tcrrc Haute, Ind, Sold by
druggists cverywhere AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
NEW Y. W. WORKER ARRIVES
- ii'st secretary Employed Here
wholly for Religions Work

MISS Blanch crosby. new religious
'dtcttiun secretary of the Y W &.
y" assumed her duties Moudgy. hay
ing arrived saturday from hcf home
Ia Marion. Ind
Miss Crosby VIII devote her time
iul th" present to becoming
acquainted with ia, local pr Iplc and
situation. In main. her work will
consist OF unifying the religious
work uf the association and co.
operating with tho churches. Sh. j.
th" flrst secretary employed here
wholly for religious work. Miss
frosty comes from Two years serv
lce ~ religious work secretary In
the association at indianapolis, Ind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
city Briefs

MIR. AND MRS. T.. 9, HANSON,
1tl5 Admiral boulevard. are parents
Of a daughter born sunday Jo1uory
End.
SYLVIA. LITTLE DAUGHTER Of
Mrs Alice GlaCominl. X u patient In
Saul Springs hospital where she was
operated on FOR the removal OF her
tonsils, Friday.
AMOS L. BRENEAIAN. athletic
coach nr Tulsa high school, WAS
called 10 Emporln. kny, Monday
by the death of his mother who re.
sided thurc.
BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. W. II.
ClsnAcnis, January |, II daughter.
Thc.>mother aud child are at Okla
homa hospital,
i
MRS. JOSEPH BEHRNlIiIJ, OF
Mounds underwent an operation In
Oklahoma hospital yesterday morn
ing. She was resting nicely last eve
Ming.
MhRRIAGA LICENSES were IL.
sued to the following Monday by TIA,
clerk OF county court j, owen
Tulsa, Lewis e. Choce, 81 and Myrtle
l.. Thomas, 81, Tulsa.
=
JtbGMENT FOR si,00A.50 was
asked by the Childcrs Gasoline com.
pnny against the Durrett Petroleum
company In district court Monday
aH the amount due for rentals OF
+ tank ears under control of the plain
uf company.
( AFTER TWO days nf vacation OF
I account of New Years day and sun
day. the postoffiCc farce was agoii
showed under with Christmas par
cells. yesterday morning, The ear
iiierE and general delivery window,
, disposed ot much of the matter dur
, ing the day however. and the business
of the office viii soon ho back (,
lnormal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
WidOU AUdrded $2.OOO
for Death Of Husband
Injured in EieUafOr

Judgment for $1,000 damages
FOR the death OF hcr-husband. :. j.
Mccartney, who died last fan from
no effect of Injuries received In
The summer of 1920 when hc bll
down an elevator shaft iu the Mid
west Bakery war awarded The
widow, Myfa -. Mccartney, in dis
tlict court 40 Monday.
\ second judgment in the same
amount was allowed by the court
ia the suit brought by Mccartney
before his death. Tho latter asked
damages OF $4,000 for his injuries
and the widow iD her suit filed
subsequent 10 the death Of the
husband, asked damages OF f2j,-
600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
NeD First National
Handles BiO CrOWds
First business Dan

without any noticeable friction
whatever the public business ~ the
FIRST National ana tnion National
banks was merged Moud~ into that
~ the greater First National Bank
TN" crowds that HurRcd into tho
bank lobby during the carly morn
lng were handled as rxpoditiously
as they would have been in the sin
rlc banks
Directors ~ both former iuNiu.
lions met an persons a. the door
with a h"atty welcome. An iufor-
nation desk In the lobby also
proved very useful. Tcilors from
each bank we're stationed at each
window. which also tended 10 pre-
vent confusion. Baskets ~ roscH
ana beautiful flowers a'ut Zoo by
other hanks ba message of good
viii added cheer to the occasion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
ELkS. LOOKING AHEAD
Many Plans for 1921. ff Carried out,
VIII Place u Ahead of 1920 IN
MMIIcr of ACCOMPLISHMENTS

provided the present program ~
outlined for activities in Tulsa Elk-
dom are carried out ~ fostcast by
tive executive committee tho year
1871 will eclipse that OF tho past
year which was the most sncccssful
thus far IN lodge activities.
This program OF activity includes
The organization OF a strictly Elks
hand, the installation OF "A drili team
and the construction OF an annex,
the height Of the present home, on
the lot Just south Of the building.
l;lks say that there IL little doubt
but that these things viii be put
across within the next two months.
Under Exalted Ruler William
West the membership has increased
more during the past IL months
than in any preceding year. The
lodge now has 1000 members and
Is the largest IN tnc state,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
1921 STARTS OUT GOOD
Crowds on street Monday Equal Ia
1hOsr I,cforc Holidays: Records
Tor 1920 May ttc broken.

II January .. the first business day
of the new year, Is any criterion,
tn. year 1924 IA going To be a rec
ord breaker NO far aH business ~
practically equalcd ia numbers IN"
concerned The crowds ON the streets
people who throngcd the business
districts on the day before Christ
mas. Which is usually considered the
busiest day of the year.
This was due to the fact that
Monday was preceded by two closed
DAYS and that ali the stores adver-
tised big sales The stores were
crowded all day by bargain hunters
who were there to buy. II was an
Ideal day both from the standpoint
of merchant and customer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
Many Boys HELPED BY "N."

A large amount OF personal scrv-
ice To boyb was rendered by the boys
division during the month OF De
cembcr. Nine free meals were pro-
vdcd, twelve free baths. five boys
provided with "Y" memberships. two
boys were visited at the county Jail,
eight sick calls were made and legal
counsel was provided for one boy
who was In trouble Gymnasium
suits were provided for twelve lads
who would not otherwise have been
able to use the gym. Positions were
secured FOR % boys By the secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
Reductions Announced
In Oil Tubular Goods

cut IN the price uf all oil country
tubular goods. ranging ~ high az I 3
per cent has been made 10y the Re
public Iron and steel company. the
youngstown Sheet and Tube com
pany and the Jones and Iaughlin
company and became effective Mon
day. Il was announced by -. Y. BOr-
den, secretary of the Purchasing
Agents association Of oklahoma.
The price cut was tu jhe quotations
by the National Tube company, MAX
Ing all prices on oil country tubular
goods uniform and automatically
eliminating the c'"bootloggor"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
Girl Loses Suit for
Auto Accident Injury

Verdict for tho defendant in n per-
sonai damage suit In which Christine g
Mckinney. minor. asked JIdgment
Tor $4,000 against James Ciemir,
was returned Monday afternoon IN
superior court. E'n girl clai;red she
had alighted from a street car az
Fifteenth and Main streets Octoher
10. 1919 when the defendant driving
an automobile at a high rate of
speed, struck the plaintiff She
claimed negligence on the part OF
Crcmiu. but the latter told the jury
that the girl had walked in front
of his car and that the accident was
unavoidable and not due To any care
lcssncsS on his part.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
MEYER IS ROTARY SPEAKER
VIII JCiI club Wednesday of Hin
drring md IIcIpIMI CiNis I,lcnlcnts.

Bnrncy Meyer. industrial commits
sioncr of the chamber Of Commcrc'
and secretary OF the Tulsa open
Shop association. is to be the prin-
cip,l speaker at the weekly luncheon
and meeting of tho Rotary club In
the private dining room Of Hotel
Tulsa "Wednesday noon.
Meyers talk will deal with tho in
dustTial situation In Tulsa tts
grywth and the faCsors that hinder
or help it's improvement.
Charley Mouscr IL to be Rotarian
at Wednesday meeting
A recently invented lock nut ~
featured 10y IA coll spring hat grips
the thread OF bolt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
IS YOUNGEST OEP0SITOR
Grandfather Opens Up Account for
Martha Copplc. Born Monday.

Martha Josephine Copplc enjoys
the distinction of being the youngss;
depositor in a savings bank depart
ment N this city.
Miss Coppie arrived in the shape
of bouncing baby girl at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H..
topple. 1903 South Guthrie avenue,
at II O'Clock Monday morning.
Forty-five minutes later J. a. cop
pie. her grandfather, had opened up
Il S. savings account for her In the
Exchange Trust companys savings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
NEW POSTAL CARDS RECEIVED
New Feature L. Translation Into -
Languages of Pledge of 4. y.

\ new feature OF the postal saw
iugs system which was 10 years old
January /. 1874, tx the deposit card
which bears the translation into 20
foreign languages ~ the statement
that the faith ~ the United states
IA solcmnly pledged to the payment
of deposits made with the system.
Tulsa has about $4,000 on de
uusit. Tho interest paid is . per
cent. Ten l0-ccut postal savings
stamps are required before the card
is paid Off.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04

In order To accommodate its rap
Idly increasing business tho second
floor of the Exchange Trust building
Is being rcmodcIcd for tho exclusive
use Of the company This will give
Tn" company double its present floor
space. The street stairway will he
Xcmovcd and an inside stairway sub
Nitutcd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
StOrk at Rogers Home;
Political Caucus Waits

Remlngton Rogers, one of the
Tulsa county representativ was
not In Oklahoma City Monday for
what appeared to him full and
sufficient reason. The stork had de-
I posted "a lo-pound boy at his home
\Sunday night. He therefore decided
that the preliminary caucuscs could
= get along very well without him un
der the circumstances. lie left for
the capital city Monday night. The
hoy has been named Donald Mcleod
Rogers. Remington, jr., is now
about two years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
4 If 4 "A in Nlref.

4 meeting Of the organization of
Veterans of Foreign Wars has been
set for I:30 o'clock Tuesday evenir z
in the superior courtroom OF the
county courthouse. This body was
formed December II with mem
bership of 30. FIFTY additional ap-
plications for membership have been
made. All men who have seen for
cign service are eligible TO member
shin IN the order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
Urnt Election Next Week

The annual election of the Tulsa
alumni chapter of the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity will be held at a
smoker a O'Clock next Monday
evening IN the private dining room
Of the Kennedy restaurant, II was
planned at the weekly luncheon
Monday noon. &. g. Avery and G. H.
Sweet. delegate and alternate dele
gate to the national "ekklcsia' held
In Kansas city last week, reported
ON thnir iri.p.