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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

It may seem strange to YOU as 1t
does to me, for an outsider, as 1t were,
to drop upon you from somewhere,
and tell the ladies in alexandria how
to cook! When l think of how Vlr-
GINA was noted, far sback in colonial
DAYS, for the excellence of her cui-
sine, yea when Kansas, my native
state was yet bowling, wilderness,
/ say, when am reminded of this, my
heart sorta fails me. l think OF the
effect this column will have on It's
readers when I try to tell 'em how
to spread Johnny's bread to best ad-
vantage, or how to stretch one pound
of beefsteak to two by the addition
of flour, or crumbs of whatnot.
In days gone by, recipes were
sacred possessions. To be sure, there
was always the family cook book
which covered everything in kitchen
dom, even to the biblical multitude of
sins. Pm quite sure we have all had
the same experience, we women OF
today who were children of yester-
day. About the quickest and surest
route to recovery when convalescents
was to tease mother to let US look at
her cook book which was guarded,
next to the Family Bible, with rellgl-
Gus zeal and fervor. And we'd read re-
cipes till our ailing tongues would
water at the prospect of strange new
dishes. some of which were highly I'M
probable, if not impossible. She al
ways put us off with "wait until
you're WE'LL" or well have to ask
the doctor"
In every community will be found
locally famous cooks, each having her
speciality some particular Wand. Back
in the little town, it was Maggie
Hollys ginger cookies, Mrs. Lakes
potato salad, "Rhody" Riggle's pickle
and so on down the line. These were
snapped and copied and passed on
so it occurs to ne that this is just
what we can make this department
"a "Passin' on" affair. And il the
best pickle maker, the best ginger
bread baker, the best salad artist
will only realize what blessing one
little recipe might be to some sister
houseworkcr, we will soon have the
best and most practical culinary de-
partment outside of expensive COM
piled editions.
As reminder: Keep pair of sharp
scissors and small pot of library
paste handy. 1t is simple matter
to clip helpful suggestions and file
them for future reference.
There is an old joke which once
went the rounds of the variety theat-
re. what is the difference" it began,
between tramp, a freight train,
and a sandwich" The answer came
back, "the train rides a steel. the
tramp steals a ride-"The sandwich
ooh, that's what you bite on"
We all like to "bite" on sandwiches,
and so popular has this species of re-
freshmcnt become, the method of pre-
paration differs somewhat from the
day the sandwich made its debut-a
thick slice of ham and mustard be-
tween two thicker slices of bread, or
bakery bun.
The tempting pink pimento and
cheese filling makes satisfying sand
witch to serve with coffee when the
tang of autumn is in the air. Mash
cream cheese to smooth paste,
cream with teaspoonful of mayon-
aise, add one or two minced pinen-
toes, and spread literally upon the
crustless triagles or rounds of thinly
sliced bread.
The above may be lastly varied
by the addition of minced olive, celery
or sweet pickle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

The tempting pink pimento and
cheese filling makes satisfying sand
witch to serve with coffee when the
tang of autumn is in the air. Mash
cream cheese to smooth paste,
cream with a teaspoonful of mayon-
aise, add one or two minced pimen-
toes, and spread literally upon the
crustless triagles or rounds of thinly
sliced bread.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

tive filing for thin slices cut from
rounds of steamed brown bread, and
nut bread.
One mother converted the ordinary
egg sandwich, so popular among our
working men, into a tasty omelette
sandwich for her school kiddies. They
always asked for more.
Now that our conversation has run
into sandwiches, l must tell about a
friend of mine who was known for al
ways having the first of any new
wrinkles" that appeared. At an enter
tainment she gave where light refresh
ments were served, a dainty plate was
passed to each guest bearing the de-
licate coffee cup and perfectly beauti-
full cake. There was light and dark
cake, and the most wonderful white
layer cake imaginable, with pale
yellow filling.hWe all pulled off the
same bonehead, and saved this exqui-
done. A square loaf was trimmed of
all crust, sliced evenly, spread with
butter and placed in layers. Then
pressure is brought to bear, not suffi-
cient to mash, but to hold firmly, and
the whole cut with thin, sharp knife.
Any other filling may be used to taste.
I conclusion, I wonder if it wouldn't
be good thing to make this an Oh
Be-Joyful column A corner where all
may come to iron out the wrinkles
of every day life, and to gain foot
hold for a joyous beginning of another
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

Tomato preserves make an attrac.
tive filing for thin slices cut from
rounds of steamed brown bread, anc
nut bread.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

There is an old joke which once
went the rounds of the variety theat-
re. what is the difference" it began,
between a tramp, freight train,
and a sandwich" The answer came
back, "the train rides steel. the
tramp steals a ride-"The sandwich
ooh. that's what YOU bite on"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

We all like to "bite" on sandwiches,
and so popular has this species of re-
freshmcnt become, the method of pre-
paration differs somewhat from the
day the sandwich made its debut-a
thick slice of ham and mustard be-
tween two thicker slices of bread, or
a bakery bun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-25

As reminder: Keep pair of sharp
scissors and small pot of library
paste handy. 1t is simple matter
to clip helpful suggestions and file
them for future reference.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

DESARMARII
4

WASHINGTON, II Maiu. -
Propunerea senatorului Borah re-
feritoare la desarmare q incurajat
81 pc alti sepatori, partizani al des-
armarii, sd coopereze cu ell. Sena-
torul P0merene din Ohio, cerut
o clausula la legea navala ca pre-
Sedintele sd fie autorizat sd sus-
pende programul construction ma
vale pc sase luni 81 in timpul aces
ia sd elaboreze un plan de desar-
mrae. Proiectul lui Borah referi-
tor Ia convocarea unei conferinte
internationale pentru desarmare,
va trece prin congress. Daca va Fl
acceptat de congress, Harding va
ii autorizat sa convoace conferin-
ia la care Sd participe Britannia, ia
ponia 81 Statele Unite, pentru dis
cutarea modalitatilor cum sd sc
poata reduce flota in Occurs de
cinci AMI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
IndusiTia gelInana
prOsperoaza

E J.
F. w. Ramsey, presedintele fir
mel Cleveland Metal Products
Company, y facut eri membrilor
camerei de comert un resumat
foarte interesant despre starile
economice din Germania. Ell s'a
rcintors tocmai din Germania,
Franta, Anglia 81 Belgia unde a
facut calatorie de studii.
Media dividendelor platte de
intreprinderile industriale pc
anul ~trecut afost de 20 la suta.
Toate intreprinderile industriale
infloresc 81 multe noui intreprin-
deri s'au formal in decursul ami
Tor de dupa razboiu. Cele mai
multe sunt sub influinta marelui
capitalist german, Hugo SHINES.
In general, conditiile sunt foarte
bune. Gu toate aceste, cand am
avut intrevederi Gu fabricanti, Ell,
in mod ipocrit, Sc pllngeau ca a
facerile merg rau, desi cifrele ii
desminteau.
Poporul german este Gu multi
mai bine situat decat cum sunt
multi, foarte multi dintre moi. As
dori ca conditiile industriale dc
aici sd fie asa de bune. precum
sunt cele de acolo. Platile sunt
ridicate, ziua de opt ore este pre-
tutindenea introdusa, lucrul Gu
bucata este acceptat, 81 statisti-
cele lor arata ca neamploiarea nu
e mai mare de eat A. la suta d
amploierii din timpurile cele mai
normale. Acest procent ma
mic de cat in Anglia 81 neasema.
nat mai mic de cat In Statele
Unite. Muncitorii fara lucru in
Belgia sunt ia la suta, lar in
Statele Unite 25 la suta. De fapt
in Europa nu este nici o tara
afara de Olanda 81 de Russia, unde
neamploiarea sd fie mai mare ca
in Statele Unite.'
Dl Ramsey, vorbind dcspre
greva de carbuni din Anglia, spu.
ne ca aceasta este unul dintre cele
mai dramatice episoade in astoria
industriala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
STIRI DIN PATRIE

Lovaszy, fost ministru mgar,
= sosit Ia Oradea, 81 de-acolo va
veni la Cluj. Calatoria aceasta. Sc
zice car Fl in legatura Gu chestia
ziarului maghiar ''Jovos' din
Viena 81 nu Gu chestii ,politice.
@ scurta stire din Timisoara
anunta ziarului ''Tagespost" Cd
Ia Delta s'au gAsit Ia 8 metri a.
funzime scheleturi, monete 81 ar
me de 0 insemnatate istorica ex-
cepfionala.
La IS Maiu Sc incepe retragercs
restului de moneda Bancei &c,
nerale.
t. :
"A vederea nouilor ilnapozite, ii
cusin1 = W flscepe un recensa
mint geuerll y pcpsalatisi AZ
|f a arx, '1 y N U ~ ls
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

In CehosIoracia s'o rotot si4s'a
pus IN dplicare lege toarte prac-
tied pentru specalatori de orr ce ca
tegOrie, intre cdri 81 acei carl in
mod fraudulos Dor erporta sau in,-
port0 articOle psVhibHe de legi sau
disp0zitiuni misMsteriale.
Pc ldngd pedepsele bdnesti, ori
ce persOGnd trecNtd de etdtea de Is
ami, doueditd Cd cdlcat legea, e
condamnatd deld 0 land pdnd Ia un
dn inchis0dre.
COndGmnatii, |bdrbati sou femci,
orr cat de sin,andicoosd ar fl per-
1Hana Tor, IN tinspuL zilei sunt obi
gsl!7 sd lucreze H,uncG mdnuald de
utiIifate pubiicd1ca curdtotuL 81 re-
poratuE strdsilOr, ale clddirilor pu-
blice, s0seIe. apeducte, canale, c6i
ferate, etc, IN phblic, Ca lun,eo sd-i
cunoascd 81 sal site.
Cetind aceast6 $tire, M 'om gdndit
ca &C bund ar fl b osemenea lege IN
R0nsdnia, unde, dupd cum dratd
siarcle, m,isuad speculatorii. 81 ce
haz ar fl sd resi pc un Tdsdloonu,
Schuler, ETC., cNsdl,nd strdzile Bu-
curestiNlM de nfnrddriile carl, du.
pd zisa ziorelor, nor produce o ca
lGn'itGte ca inceperea cdldurilor.
M cred legiuityrii rOmdni cd
ideia 6 practicd 81 dintr'un foe AZ
inpusca dOi epNri dintr 'odatd?
C4R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
PUTINA sPERANTA
PENTRU RUSSIA

. WASHINGTON. lS Maiu. -
Inainte de a ii vre-o apropiere in.
ire Russia 81 Statele Unite, priso
nierii de rasboiu carl mai sunt In
Russia trebuesc eliberati. Nici NJ
sc poate sfncepe vre-o discutie pand
ce nrl seiva indeplini aceasta con.
ditie. Acesta a fost raspunsul GER
curilor oficiale la stiricirea neofi
ciala a agentilor guvernului sovie
tic. Nu s'a facut insa nici o de
claratie Cd ce masuri vrea sd ia Sta
tele Unite in interesul prisonierilol
daca rusii nu vor indeplini aceasts
conditie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
RUDELE STREI-
NILOR NU POT
VENII IN AMERICA

WASHINGTON, IS Maiu. =
Srtainii carl l0cuiesc in Statele u
mite, carl va sd zica nu sunt ceta-
teni al Statelor Unite, nu-si pot d.
duce rudeniile in America. Aceasta
decisiune fost adusa in sedinta
curtii supreme din Washington.
Yee Won, un chinez, a mers a.
casa. Revenind STA adus ell sine
81 femeia 81 dol copii minori. Tri-
bunalul din California refuzat
permiterea debarcarii lor. Ell a
facut recurs la curtea suprema
care a aprobat decisiunea tribuna-
lului din San Francisco.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
e6nana p|atestc $50 mliOane maci aM
HPRIMA SUMA CE SA PLATESTE
ALIATILOR
TERMINUL DESARMARII

PARIS II Mau.-Colnisia de despagubiri anuntat All
in mod Official ca Germana pus la dsposta Ell 150OOO0O
lnarc pae parte in devise strane Sa adaogat
comisa de despagubr facut dispositi penu prmrea
sume
Comisa de despagubre in raspunsul catre guvemu
german la dat acestua sd ineeaga Cd aceasa suma fos
primt& III contu sumei de 1OOOOO0OO0 marci
Geania ebue sd pateasca pana in 81 Mau Suma aceasta
rebuie patita in devise strane aprcbate in oblga
ori in bonnr de tesanr rebue paa in franci in Paris in
lire sterne In Londra orr in dolari in Satele Unite
Comisa reuni maine dnneata spre decide orasu
in care Sc vor plati cele $50 milioane oferite
RERLN, II Maiu.-Data pentru desarmarea Germanei
este xaA in 30 Iunie aatlor ransmisa All Gema
ie Nota armata 90 fe de 100000 zua
de IS Ipne Toae armele 81 muna sperua 50 fe predae
ineraiae pc zua de 81 Main toae armele in po-
sesunea civiHlor s6 fie predate pana in 10 Iunie.
0erania rugata % predea pana "A 80 Main lista a
brcelot ~ sun de aat pentru fabr-
csrse 3nilor Nots cuprinde NJ diapoz referitpae 4
1 Ialie peats 81 hlai decat AZ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
WHITE, SEFUL
] CURTEI SUPREME.
Pc MOARTE

WASHINGTON, Is Maiu.
White, seful Indicator al curtii SUI
preme din Washington este pc
moarte in spitalul Garfield. Toata
noaptea trecuta . fost foarte slab.
Pulsul alba il bate 81 de eri seara
si-a perdut constiinta. 81 q fost
operat Joi u se credea q W ii mai
(bine dar eri ! rec6zlt.
Il bite ! Inst juramfntul IN nina
'lde ~ 4 lsrtie dsla preeil ilintele Hsr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
MUMA UNUI
NESUPUS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, II Mai

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, II Mai.
D-na Emma G. Bergdol, mama
fratilor nesupusi (legilor militare)
a fost condamnata astazi Ia un an
81 . ii inchisoare, pentrusca la sju-
tat Sd Sc sustraga della legile mill
Itare, cn conditis Cd daea pana in
siua de 13 Iunie " pl6ti amend6
de " 600 sentinta Gu inchisoares
~ ii suspenaatS s.;z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
CaIida dip|o|1adca
Reforma unor norme invechite.

Una din cele mai necesare refor-
me este desigur aceea diploma
tiei noastre intrucat S "a dovedit in
deajuns ca reprezentantii tarii
noastre in streinatate nu corespund
vremilor de acum.
Cariera diplomatica era in tre-
cut apanagiul clasei boeresti, din
care sc recrutau elementele repre-
tentative ale tarii dupa criteriul
stabilit de Petre Carp, care ar Fl
spus ca cine vrea sd faca politica
trebue sd alba eel putin venitul
unui million de lei, adeca sd fie
RENTER.
81 daca in politica devenise dog
matte principiul averei, Gu att mai
multi trebuia sd hOtarasca titlul bo-
gatiei la alegerea carierei diploma
tice. lar cum reprezentantii ave-
rilor mostenite in tara noastra Sc
gaseau aproape exclusiv in patura
de obarSie streina sau intreinata a
boerimei, care Sc afla totdeauna la
carma, fie sub drapel conservator,
fie sub drapel liberal, nici nu Sc
puteau gandi macar Gel iesiti din
straturile mai sarace ale poporului,
ca s'ar potrivi pentru cariera di-
plomatica.
Cat timp a tinut pacea intre po-
poarele europene prin pastrarea e.
chilibrului stabilit de aliantele po-
litice ale marilor puteri, rolul di-
plomatilor nostri Sc reducea la a.
celia de simpli figuranti, earl apa-
reau regulat, in stralucitoarele lor
unfiorme la serbarile de gala 81 la
receptiunile ocazionale della curti-
lie regilor 81 imparatilor, formand
suita adevaratilor diplomat, carl
hotarau soarta popoarelor.
Diplomatic noStri nu aveau atat
grija sd reprezinte interesele tarii
in raporturile sale GU strainatatea,
cat mai multi sd fie pc placul gu
vernelor straine, pc langa carl erau
acreditati, ceeace Sc putea justifica
pana la um punct, pentru men
tine in situatia tolerate de stat in
dependent, dar ceeace nu putea nici
decum corespunde ell delnnitatea
unui popor Gu aspiratii mari in
Yiitor.
Astazi vremile stunt altele 81 70.
lul diplomatiei noastre trebue sd sc
schimbe dupa noua situatiune ct
STA creiat tara noastra in rlndul
statelor europene. Nu mai suntem
tara mica de mai inainte care S;
traiasca prin bunavionta celor mar
ci este 0 putere Gu adevarat de sine
statatoare.
De aceea trebuesc inlOcuiti ii
gurantii nostri diplomatici Gu per
sonalitati, carl sd reprezinte nj
traiul luxos al unei boerii istovitt
81 taranimi roasa de pelagra, c
munca harnica unui popor vigu
ros 81 de viitor. Pentru aceasta 81
Ger diplomatilor nostri mai putin'
cunostinte ale etichetei, dar ca
mai multa pricepere probleme
lor vitale ale neamului nostru d
q caror deslegare favorabila atarn;
viitorul tarii.
J Credem de aceea, ca e acum mo
mentul sd Sc aduca seriOasa refor
ma diplomatica, lasandu-se deschi
sd cariera numai acelor reprezin
tanti al tarii nosstre in strainata
te, carl prezinta garantia necesar'
ca sunt fntr 'adevar la fnaltime'
chemarii lor, nu prin rangul ave
rilor 81 blazcanelor, ci prin cunos
tinte temeinice asupra chestiunilor
pc carl trebue sa le rezolve in inte
result superior al tarii.
/ (Vointa Carpatin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18


ROMA, II Mau.-Agentia Stefani anunta in mod semi
Official ca cererei conteui Sforza minsru de ex-
terne al Itaie comsa nteriata din Oppen fixat des-
pagubre de 100000 lire suma pc Poonia trebuie Sd
plataesca pentu perdere eau trupee taene din
nsurgenlor.
comise de arani poonezi s'a prezinat la generalul
italian Rome sefu misiunei mare aliene in Varsova 81
oferit de mai mue mloane mrci germane pentru
ran alien 81 pentru rulele celor mor dar generalu
dupace consultat legaa italiana, refuzat oferta
@ KATT0WITZ, Silesia Supreoara, II Mau. Adalbert
Korfany seul insugentlor poonezi redactat un umat
rroprcarlor Industrial din srctele mniere industriae
acesa dea hart de valoare pent patrea mineror
cac Banca Impeala Germana Reiclsban reuzat sd pla
easca de 250OOO0O0 marc Korfanty facu acest u
mat de teama mnier 1nfuria 81 flamanziti dis
nt Koranty mtart frontieree dar in nterioru terito
riulu ocupat ma lasat decat nste sentinele.
.OPPELN, II Maiu-Comitetul executv poonez din ST.
sia al caru cap este Adabert Korfany eegrafiat conf
sei nteraate, ca nsurgen sunt gaia de retrage
cazul aca aia e da garan locu lor luat de
rupe aliae 81 de german Comtetul executv in
nesa aite ca trupee pooneze poate tecut mee pru
dente.
OPPELN, II Maiu-Sefii Industrial germani, carora a
fos adresa ultatu lu Korany penru plarea mnierlor
refusal hui Eli fost condusi refuzand ut
maul de sperana ca mineri dstruge mnee 81 cd
soarta insurgentlor este pecetuita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
P0|Onia ceTe spTijinu|
State|Or Unite
ITALIA VREA DESPAGUBIRI PENTRU
PERDERILE. DIN SILESIA
. KORFANTY CEDEAZA
AIIATH AU FIxAT DEsPAaUBIREA LA 81
KORFANTY CEDEAZA
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, II Maiu-Polonia apelat in
mod neoficial la Statele Unite pentru ca sd spri-
neasca in consiliu suprem ocupa chestia
Silesiei Cererea aceasta care fost transmisa prn
printul Lubomirsky, ministrul Poloniei fost repe
tarea cererei ce sa mai facut 81 sub administratia
veche.
Evening star., 1921-11-18

chaels than in Baltimore. Ninety
cents q bushel is said to have been
offered at st. Michaels.
Information regarding the turnabout
the first time anything Of the kind
had ever been done, was given to the
state conservation commission by Capt.
E. o. Townsend. chief oyster In
spector Of the commission.
Chairman Vickers of the commits
sion, in a statement regarding the
local oyster situation, pointed out
that the city is short 10000 bushels
up to November Is. as compared with
the quantity delivered here last year.
The latest development n taken to
dealers are in a price-cutting war
with the county packers or are de-
termined not to give standard prices
Evening star., 1921-11-18

I'VE do not want tho old Puri-
tanism to return, but we do desire
that the standards in the home
infancy be remodeled to meet the
needs Of this day." he said.
''The new feminism Is drawing
the best Of our womanhood from
marriage and motherhood. while
loose ideals on the permanence of
marriage are being imported by
Russian barefoot dancers.
THE hand that stops rocking the
cradle begins to rock the boat of
our family life"
The executive committee Of the
council of boards Of benevolence of
the church will meet here today
and tomorrow to map plans for
tho meeting Of the entire coun-
Evening star., 1921-11-18
SERVICE LEGION TO MEET.

A special feature meeting and
smoker Of the Military Service Legion
Of the District Of Columbia 10 TO be
held December 1, according to an
nouncement Of c. Eugene Edwards,
president. This meeting was to have
been held November II. but ewing to
the fact that the rooms In the armory
will be needed, for other purposes at
that time, 1t was necessary to post
pone the date.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
SAYS RUSSIAN BAREFOOT DANCERS
BRING LOOSE MARRIAGE. IDEALS

suits Of the three-day meeting, de-
clared tho work Of the centenary
movement had only begun.
1.-THE present hour must be q new
Calvary. where once again we will
take up the burden Of the cross and
Christianize the world" he said.
Declaring the American homo IL
disintegratinE under the influences
Of "the new feninism," Rev. Fred
winslow Adams of Springfield.
Mass, made . plea for changes In
American home life.
Evening star., 1921-11-18

for oysters Of an inferior grade. The
average price here for oysters in good
condition was about IS cents q
bushel.
The oyster crop in tho entire state
IN short this year, as compared with
last, but 1t shows up better than some
previous yearA
Evening star., 1921-11-18
TURKEYS ARE PLENTIFUL.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., November H.
There are more turkeys in the North
Carolina mountains than In many
years, local dealers declared. and re-
tail prices are not expected to be be-
yond Is to 50 cents 4 pound dressed.
There are thousands Of turkeys in
Buncombe. Yancey. Madison and Hay
wood counties.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
REFUSE TO SELL OYSTERS
TO BALTIMORE DEALERS
Schooner Captains Sail With 1000
Bushels for Better Market
in St. Michaels.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. November 1s.-Three
oyster schooners loaded with about
1000 bushels of oysters are on their
way down the bay today because their
masters found, after reaching here
yesterday, that they could get better
returns from the packers at st. Mi
Evening star., 1921-11-18

By the Associated Press.
p. DETROIT. Mich, November Ia
A challenge to the church to as
sumo the leadership in the homo
and in various phases Of public life
was sounded by speakers here at
the national conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
At the closing conference session
last night Bishop Edwin n. Hughes
Of Boston, in summing up the re-
Evening star., 1921-11-18
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
Another Seriously Injured When
Machine Goes Over Embankment;

TAMPA. Fla, November 18.-W. s.
BOYD. former aviator. was killed and
A. l. Riddle. automobile dealer Of this
city, badly injured. when tho automo.
bile in which they were riding went
over . steep snabankment near Chris.
tina Riddle. who was driving. says
he ala not sec . curve in the road,
ana the car plunged straight ahead
and over the embankment Boyd'S
homo IL Booth Bay. Arbor, Maine. !,
Evening star., 1921-11-18

ell next Monday and Tuesday. At
tho meeting next week funds for
each Of the benevolent boards Of
the church will be apportioned.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-01-28
WORK ON COLDCHA|N
 GOING AHEAD RAPIDLY

The tunnel on the Gold Chain mine as being driven in rapidly, although it is understood that as soon as ma chinery can be brought in shaft will be sunk to a considerable depth. The breast of the tunnel is 130 feet below the apex and 240 feet from the portal. This tunnel is being carried in about 20 feet from the vein and a crosscut will soon be run to penetrate the big mass of vein matter that shows on the surface. At the last crosscut the vein showed a splendid body of high grade ore.
 A few days ago F. E. Haley, c. Gin aca, M. M. Page, w. E. Plank and Morris Brooks, of San Francisco, shareholders in the company, visited the mines, in company of c. F. Nourse, and were we'll pleased with the showing made. MT. Nourse is general manager of the property and believes that a big producer will be opened. The mine is situated to the north and east of the Katherine, and is the same general character of ore.