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Arizona republican., 1921-11-01

campaign and gave as one of the principal purposes of the conference an effort to arouse general interest in the church's social service. relig ious education and its missionary work
 All sessions of the conference will be open to the general public. Those from outside the city who are at tending include the following mem bers of the clergy: Rev. WTn. ]. Dix on, Tucson; Rev. Geo. C. Golden Bisbee: Rev. Henfy C. Smith. No gales: Rev. |. E. Brown, Yuma: Rev Stanley Wilcox, Globe: Rev. Harry G Gray. Kingman; Rev. H. H. Gillies Flagstaff; Rev. B. J. Barneille. Je- rome: Rev. Arthur w Nichols. Pres colt: and Rev. Francis BIoy, Mesa
Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
INSTINCT GUIDES ASTRONOMER

London-Miss Annie B. Cannon, an astronomer in an English university is endowned with a remarkable gift of classifying the distances of stars in the stectrum almost at a glance, a feat that would otherwise require laborious measurement. She has thus classified seven hundred thousand of them in a great catalog now being published.
 Referring to Miss Cannon's scien- tific gift, Prof. H. H. Turner. chief assistant of the royal observatory at Greenwich. declared her only astron- omer in the world able instinctively to identify stars by their spectra. and that her word was of immense value in solving the riddle of the universe
 Chauffeur means fireman or stoker in French
Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
TO
 GOT TON GROW FER s

The new type Roller-Shaker seed-cotton cleaners installed and operating in our Phoenix Glen dale and Chandler gins They will operate next week in our Litchfield and Marinette gins.
 Our gin rate has not been raised. But the grades of cotton are being raised beyond expectations. Records to date show increase of from to grades The average is grades.
 On present markets and differentials that means from S10 to $40 increase in the value of bale plus bringing considerable quantity of low grade to a grade that is in demand.
 As compared to the old non-cleaner days 1t is lit eray true that the present method of ginning cancels the gin charge and often returns several times the amount in increased values to the grower
 Deliver dry, cleanpicked seed cotton Our gins will bring out the values.
 We purchase seed-cotton.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
GREAT SUCCESS IS
 RESULT IF REVIVAL

Bringing the total number of con versions since the beginning of the revival to 80 10 men and women ap- preached the altar of sthe First Church of the Nazarene yesterday at the evening service, conducted as a part of the revival at the church under the direction of the Rev. c. Edward Roberts of Pasadena and his brother, the Rev. Ernest c. Roberts of Columbus, O.
 The sermon last evening was preached by the Rev. C. Edward Roberts, who had his theme "Esau and His Pottage." The sermon was an application of the Biblical story to modern conditions, with a special reference to the selling of souls for
Arizona republican., 1921-11-01
FAIRLY WELL STARTER

Baltimore business college re- ceived the following communication: ::
 q wish you would let me know how hutch it costes 10 Tern tiperiting. I already kno how to spel."-Retail LeGger. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

Etter, Mrs william Grubb. Mrs. Robert
Galbraith, Mrs. J. D. Stone, Mrs. Her
man Weeweler and Miss Gertrude
Price.
Miss Dorothy Campbell daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Campbell, Of
Jenkintown, has postponed the card
party which she was to have given this
afternoon In honor of Mrs. william G.
Kluge. Of Mont Clair, n. j., on account
Of illness In the family.
Miss Josephine Taggart of Fort
Washington, who spent some time nj
Miami, Fla, will spend a week or so at
Southern Pines. N. c., before returning
to her home.
bridge and five hundred party will
be given on Wednesday afternoon,
March 80. by the Women's Republican
committee OF the Forty ward, OF
which Mrs. William e. Gruben Is chair
man, at the clubhouse at Ogontz and
Olney avenues. The hostesses include
Mrs. Robert r. Dearden. Jr., chairman
of the entertainment committee: Mrs
Ernest Etters, Mrs. Walter Fowler
Mrs. Groben Mrs. w. r Holbrook. Mrs
Samuel Moylan. Mrs william StCne and
Mrs. Charles Won Tagen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

in the parish hall, at Seventeenth and
Ritner streets. The proceeds Of the af-
fair will go toward the Catholic civic
center. Among those who took part In
the entertainment were Mr. Maurice
Towers, Mr.. Thomas Grace, Mr.. Joseph
O'Neil, Miss Catharine Grace. Miss Reba
Kelly, Miss Catharine Barron, Miss
Josephine Harrington. Miss Bernadine
Gallagher, Miss Madaline McFarlan.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan. Miss Anna Cook.
MISS Catharine Green. Miss Edna Smith.
Miss Loretta Toner, Miss Mae kearney,
Miss Catharine Burke, Miss Catharine
Boggs, Miss Josephine Harrington, Miss
Margaret Mclaughlin, Miss Marie Nc
Cabe, Miss Margaret Maxwell, Miss
Evangeline Wilson, Miss Grace Wilson,
Mr.. George Martin. MIR. John Muldoon,
Mr.. Leo Toland, Mr.. William Ward. Mr..
James McCann, Mr.. Fred Gorsse, Mr..
George Dougherty, Mr. Herbert Nc
Glinohey and Mr.. John Hogan.
Mrs. Walter Homer entertained re-
Gently at a luncheon and 500 party. The
following guests were present: Mrs. Car
roll, Of Brooliine Mrs. George Haney,
Mrs. c. Lefferts. Mrs. r Hazlett. Mrs
r. Schell, Mrs. ]. A. Roberts Mrs j.
scheck. Mrs. J.. Halpin, Mrs @. Noon,
Mrs. T. Wade, Mrs. J. Roberts and Mrs
Oakes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
GER MANTOWN .

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Shannon,
II Nippon street, Chestnut Hill, enter
tained the supreme officers. Shepherds
of Bethlehem, and friends at St
Patrick's party at their home on Satur-
day evening. Officers included Mrs
Eva Wykoff Hall. OF Haddonfield, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin. Mrs
Anna Armstrong, of Camden; Mr.
Charles Rath. Mrs. May Cedar. Mrs
Francis Mccormick, Mrs. Elizabeth
Farrell. Mr.. Elmer Black, Mr.. Thomas
Brooks, and Mrs. Aplett, Of Camden
and forty additional guests.
Miss Elizabeth Calhoun, a student AZ
Wellesley College, Massachusetts, IL
spending the Easter holidays with heI
parents, the Rev. DIR. John Calhoun and
Mrs. Calhoun. at their home at 80 East
Mount Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Kester, 7157
Bryan street arc the guests for severa
days Of Mrs. Kester's mother, Mrs
Jerome G. Yeager, at Moscow. In tn.
Pocono mountains.
Mrs. Ralph P. Coleman, all Dorse
street. will entertain at luncheon. fol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
ART EXHIBITS
OF THE WEEK
The Art Alliance, 1923 Walnut street

The Art Alliance, 1898 Walnut street
Open weekdays from 10 80 a. IN. to
0p. IN. Works In oil, water color
and etcbings by Blanche Dillaye.
British etchings, household linens.
Tho Pennsylvania Academy Of the Fine
Arts, Broad and Cherry streets
Hours: Weekdays, 0 to o; Sundays,
TO 5. Free days, Fridays and Sun
days. The 118th annual exhibition
Of works in oil and sculpture.
The University Museum, Thirty second
and Spruce strcets-Open daily, in
cluding Sunday. Exhibitions Of Inca
and Aztec gold treasure, Arabic art
from Damascus and Cairo; the
Chinese sculptured horses of the sew
enth century, A. ID. Guides will be
on hand for visitors each day.
The Print Club, 1914 Latimer street,
between Spruce and Locust streets
prints BY Miss eliza d. Gardiner
wood engravings by Miss Raversat,
Of England silhouettes tcut) by Miss
Nadine II. Chase. Exhibition open
until March %, 10 80 to ]. . to .
daily except Sunday. On Saturday
until 1 p. m.
Inc FHlIh1etpHIB SheUH SiuU, -oc
South Camao street.-Daily from
to 8 y. m. Exhibition of sketches by
Philadelphia painters until April 2
McClee's Galleries, 1907 Walnut stree,
Exhibition of portraits and paint
ings by Juliet White Gross unit
March 80.
Newman's, 1882 Chestnut street
Fourth exhibition of paintings ant
sculpture arranged by Alice Ewing
Works by Crafty, Laesslc, Eakins
Cassatt, Bellows, Culin, Brecken
ridge, Glackens, Speicher, Througl
| March 80.
Plastic Club, 247 South Camac street.
Twenty fourth annual color exhibi
| ton. Open weekdays 10 a. m. to
p. IN. Through March 30.
Tho Rosenbach Co.-Exhibition of pas
tells by j. NJ. Rosenberg. Until Apri
| 2.
Tho Philadelphia School Of Design 10
Women, Broad and Master streets
Announces free illustrated lectures OF
Friday evenings at S:15.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Helen Hewish, Of 213l Columbia
avenue, gave miscellaneous shower on
Wednesday evening last In honor OF
Miss Breta Bisphan Long. of Haddon-
field, n. ]. Miss Hewish will attend as
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss
Long In June. The guests included
Miss Breta F. Long. Miss Helen War
rich. Miss Margaret Hubbard, Miss Anna
Mckee. Miss Elizabeth D. Treker, Miss
Sara Christine, Miss Dorothy Entriken.
Mrs. Walter Wright. Miss Frances Gill,
of Hulmvillc. Pa Miss Margaret Ks-
ter, Miss Marion Loos Of Haddonfield a;
Miss Eleanor Mortland. Miss Eleanor
Borton, of Moorestown Miss Mabel
Regm, Miss Marie Siegle, Miss Ruth
NJ. Biting and Miss Vera Saber.
A meeting of the Faculty Club OF
Temple University was held on Saturday
evening at 1915 North Broad street
when Commander Holden c. Richardson
U. s. N, told Of his transatlantic flight
Commander Richardson Is pilot of the
NC-3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

Union League before the meeting Of the
Saturday Evening Dancing Class.
MT Gonzale Munez, Of the Racquet
afternoon at the Philadelphia Cricket
G,ue ,. Among the guests were Miss
Wilson, Miss Nancy +. Cope, Miss Eliz-
ardson: Mr.. Robert Deckert, Mr.. Alfred
Peer. Mr.. Wilford s. Lewis. Mr., Ernest
Savage and Mr.. Horace jayne.
The Duchess de Richelieu, who has
been in this city as the guest OF Cap
tain and Mrs. Clark Daniel Stearns. u.
s. Navy. Of 1880 Rittenhouse square,
has returned TO New York.
Mrs. Samuel Humphrey, of Overlook,
sailed today on the olympic to visit her
oaughter, Madame Leiusann in Buchar-
at -Balns, France, for treatment
Mrs. Carroll Thayer will entertain the
Fortnightly Club at her home in Swarth-
more this afternoon. Mrs. John u.
Tuttle and Mrs. Thomas Shippers will
assist In entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hawkes. Wilson,
whose marriage took place on January
20. are occupying their new home. 10
Asbury terrace. Oak Lane. Mrs. will
son viii be remembered as Miss Made
line Asbury. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Asbury, Of Mestha. Oak
Lane
Mrs. William Shewell Ellis, Of Moy-
Ian. will return tomorrow from Bos-
ton, where she has been the guest for a
week or her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Taft.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry T.. Drayton will
open their country house at Blue Bell.
near Pcnllyn, before the Easter season.
The board Of directors of the Pres.
meeting and election Of officers today
at $3.50 o'clock. In Westminster Hall
Witherspoon Building
Mrs. I. II. OHarra was hostess al
the tea given on Thursday afternoon
at the Philomusian Club. following the
program on occupational therapy. Mrs
Osborne presided at the tea table.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bernstein, OF
Newark, announce the engagement OF
| their daughter, Miss Ruth Bernstein, to
Mr.. Maurice II. Strauss, of New York
formerly Of this city.
Mrs. Benedict Gimbel, of 1415 North
Broad street. with Mrs. Harry s. Behal
will give a theatre party on Wednesday
| evening, followed by supper at the
Ritz-Carlton. Twenty guests will be
| present.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Aloe, Of the
Lenox Apartments, will have as theii
guests next week Miss Isabelle Aloe
Louis Aloe. Of st. Louis, Mo. The Misses
| Aloe arc students at Smith College and
will spend the spring vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs William F.. Menewisch
Of West Philadelphia, announce the on
gagement OF their daughter Miss Marie
Loretta Menewisch, to Mr.. Theodore
| Stein of F'rankford
| A pretty wedding took place on Sat
urday, at 4 o'clock, when Miss Cor;
Lee Kelly and Mr.. Morton Elliott Car
| iisle, of 543S Merton avenue, were mar
ried by the Rev. Frank 3. Lynch at tn
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. r.
| Kelly, $3.50 Emerald street. The brid
was given in marriage by her brother
| Mr.. John Kelly, and was attended b!
Miss Florence Richter as maid Of honor
| Mr.. II. c. Macmillan attended as bes
man for the bridegroom. A wedding sup
| per followed the ceremony, after whicl
| the bride and bridegroom left for the
wedding trip to Atlantic City. UpoI
their return they will live at Spring
| field, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
MooRESToWN

Miss Dorothy Warden was guest OF
Miss Helen Hasskil, of overbrook, over
the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dudley have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Robinson Dudley to Mr.
Aaron r.. Statton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. woodward,
Of Chester avenue, will spend some time
in Asheville. n. c.
Mrs. Melville Il. Snyder, of Trenton.
has been q guest of her sister. Mrs. a.
e. Street, OF Chester avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.: and Mrs. Murdoch Kendrick, Of
sranord and Fifteenth and Locust
,sreets, have issued invitations for "a
ming, April ?. In honor Of Miss CHRIS
une kenurick. Mr.. and Mrs Kcndrick
snd their family win occupy their coun-
Try place at Strafford early IN May.
Miss Rachel Price. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Kirk Price. Of 1909 Walnut
sTeet. viii entertain the members of her
Tr'dge club at her home this afternoon,
NIL, NJ oe followed by tea Twelve guests
VIII attend
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buel Franklin,
=. =. Ardmoro, will entertain informally at
ne Radnor Hunt Club on Friday night,
a,hpril J, after the wedding rehearsal Of
neIr onl daughter, Miss Sarah S. Franklin.
Ss s.u M Mr. T. Dudley Riggs, Jr.,, who will
rn III 81 Marys Episcopal Church, The
euests euts Will include the bridal party and
0ut-of-town guests
nm. mo guests who will attend the din
W on Friday evening, April !, which
NJ t'' and and Mrs. Alexander Mercer Biddle,
vi,,o' vancouver House. Torresdale, will
Eye S, In honor of tn cir daughter. Miss
sPydney Biddle, will include Miss Mary
mayer. Miss Ruth Packard, Miss
HH".narine b. Knight, Miss Mary Hoppin
FrTwannd, Miss Elaine 3. sullivan. Mr..
frod fd"'ts Taylor Chambers, Jr.. Mr.. Al
CIo,, Mr, IAN fSarTDWS, Mr. J.
Jr JJray,"G @ ,McElroy, Mr.. r;enlamin Rush,
win ana Ar. James X. Davis. The guests
ana WI later attend the dance which Mr..
u H"usor MRS Henry Miller Watts. of York
tbo;se ogontz, will give In honor of
WI, debutante daughter, Miss Marian
Wa,ts AT Eilden, the home OF MISS
Born@S B@ grandfather, Mr., Charles d,
EIisaS, Albert Warren Kelsey and Miss
| Hi mG"neth Kelsey, of Rauhala, Chestnut
Cltv are spending some time in Atlantic
nrd H'"s Anna l.. Foulke, daughter OF Mr..
W., Mrs, william G.. Foullia, Of 243
ha 't lulpohocken street, Germantown,
'''urhed from a visit to New YORK.
Mra ms Elizabeth T.. Cope. daughter of
strSo, waiter Cope, OF 200 East Johnson
dav nernantown. viii leave on Fri.
| be moNt for Baltimore, where she will
| Of MI. sueSt over the Easter holidays
Mac,and MI and Mrs, William L. Marbury' at
'",ou'e Ridge Farm"
Miss i's: g. Norton Downs and her daughter,
snGe eet and Fordhooke Farm Three Tuns
Ter ~ S'ss Anna Sophie Yarnall daugh-
who AR, and Mrs Charlton Yarnall,
CNI,pare travelling through the West and
April WI" return nome early In
1son ana Mira Walter Gwynne Hender-
own 9WS5 indian Queen lane, German
IeI.n m,h introduce their daughter, Miss
gith y, Henderson, to society at a tea
fiss Iahctng on Tuesday, December 81
konor henderson will be the guest OF
|klds, a, dinner to be given on Sat
April ., by her parents ut the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
WEST PHILADELPHIA

A surprise birthday party was given
in honor Of Miss Meta Pierce on Wednes-
day evening at her home, 729 Union
street Among those present were Miss
Georgianna Hayes. Miss Margaret Car
lin. Miss winifred Kennedy, Miss Kath-
crime Klrkman Miss Julia Smith, Miss
Florence Underkofer, Miss Meta Pierce,
Mr.. Richard c. Pierce, Mr.. Harold Con-
ner, Mr.. Charles Rowe, Mr. Harry Baker
Mr. James Lasher, Mr.. William Dankel,
Mr., and Mrs ]. Il. Du Pell, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. harrington and Mr. and Mrs
T. II Du Pell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
Gree enbero. Wiener Weddlno

A quiet home wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss
Esther Wiener. daughter of Mr.. and
avenue, was married to Mr.. Morris
Greenberg Miss Reba Wiener was maid
of honor and Miss Lillian Selkoon was
bridesmaid. The best man was Mr.. Sam.
uel Kolb and Mr.. Ben Wiener acted as
ception were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sil.
verman. Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Wiener,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Berger. OF New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Cooper, of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Erlich, Of Rich
mond, Va. After a wedding trip to New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Greenberg will re.
side at 310S Montgomery avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
NORRlSTOWN

Miss Evelyn Quarry, of Green street,
entertained ut a St. Patrick's party at
her home. The guests included Miss
Anna Quade. Miss Edith Rodenbaugh.
Miss Ida Slough. Miss Mary Slough, Miss
Kathleen Aker, Miss Miriam Aker, Miss
Margaret Groff, Miss Margaret Harring-
ton. Master Sydney Povey, Master Will
liam Aker. Master John Cassell Master
Edward Leahy. Master Lester Hun
sicker, Master Leonard Monaghan. Mas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

lowed by five hundred, at her home this
afternoon. The guests will include Mrs
Harry Blanck, Mrs. Edwin Roeloff, Mrs
Ada Craig, Mrs. Claude Lehman, Mrs.
Richard Pate. Mrs. e. wischong and
Mrs. John ogden
Miss Marion Oily. $3.50 Camac street.
entertained informally at her home on
Saturday afternoon. The guests, who
cluded Miss Eleanor Wilkie, Miss
Eleanor knipe, Miss Elizabeth Page,
Miss Camille Phister, Miss Eleanor
Gross. Miss Marjorie Watson. Miss
Miss Laura Hitchcock, Miss Annabelie
Wood and Miss Elizabeth Redheffer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
DELAWARE COUNTY

and Mrs. James Patton Hunter. Of Media,
left on Friday for New York, where she
will be the guest Of friends or few
days. ~
Mrs. Henry Martin wirz, who spent
some months in California, has returned
TO her home in Wallingford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. william Ray, Of 2233
Moore street, entertained Informally at
their home on Friday evening In honor
of the birthday of their son. Mr.. Howard
Ray.
Mrs. Walter Christ and her daughter.
Miss Florence Christ, of 1927 Daley
street. are spending a few days with
relatives in Baltimore.
st. Monica's C. c. presented Fannie
Brown" comedy with music, in two
acts, last night and on Thursday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

ter Francis Denner and Master John
Quarry.
Miss Lille stiles, OF Bast Jacoby
street. entertained the members of her
card club at her home. There we're
twelve guests. Favors were received
by Miss Mildred Crawford, Miss NIL.
dred Cox, Miss Catharine Barnes ana
Mrs Jesse Baird
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
ALONG THE READING

Mrs Graham Wood will entertain the
five hundred club Of which she Is
nesday afternoon, April 6. Her guests
will be Mrs Forest Etter. Mrs Ernest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
Banker weds In Atlantic city

Atlantic City, March 21.--Miss Elva
r. Smith, Of Atlantic City, became the
bride Of Allan w. Gibson, young
banker Of Sarnie, Ontario. in st.
James Protestant Episcopal Church
Saturday. The Rev. William w.
Blatchford, rector, offiCiated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

MRS. JAMES q.
NEWIN, JR.
IND her small
'aughter, Of 1905
Chestnut street.
Mrs. Newlin will
70 remembered
as Miss Williams,
OF Now York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

DUMONT'S VTll 4 ARCH EvEs., rs
MnLs Mon, We'd. Sat. .. !
EMMETT WEIGH Minstrels
Sensational Rur'PEque "SCANDAI,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

LOA Ao MATINEE TODAY
ABE REYNOLDS REVUE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21

ORPHFlJM Gormantown& & Chctcn Aves
Matinee Tomorrow-9I5
MAE. DESMOND and Her Players in
Next Wk,--'Rchrcca Of Sunuyhrook Farm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-09
Says WMs
OfEaSt Put
West ToRou1

Chicago, Dec. 9-The wild and
wooley west" was decried by Gil
bert B. Traveller of Cimarron, n.
M, circuit rider for the Meth
odist Episcopal church for many
years, who is attending a church
gathering here.
There was a time" he said,
when our grandmothers used to
tell us tales of the terrors of the
west, but now you have to come
east for excitement.
Some whiskey is drunk out
there, but we don't have moon
shine killings. Why. We haven't
had a man in jail for six months.
Commenting on other things, he
said:
"The women on the streets here
are little different, too. Out
west child 12 months hangs on
to its mothers skirt, but here they
have to be three or four years old
before they ranch that high"
Mr.. Traveller rides a circuit of
1000 miles. He said he believed
that people in the west are better
because the family is the unit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-09

Austin Stack, Charles Burgess,
Desmond Fitzgerald, Liam Mel
loves, Countess Markiewicz and
all the out and out republicans, 1t
is believed. Government circles In
London, however, remain convinc-
ed that Arthur Griffith, Michael
Collins, and their supporters will
win the day. as it is felt that the
moderates will follow this group.
The split in the Dali cabinet
will not interfere in the release
of the prisoners in the Irish in
ternment camps, according to the
Irish office. Those from the Bal
lykinter camp will be given their
liberty today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-09
Rock Spur Man
Wins Hard Fight

II was about down and out
when l started taking Tanlac, and
IL it hadn't been for the way this
medicine built me up would
have had to quit my job" said T.
]. McNamee, of Rock Spur. Or.
81 had no appetite and the lit
tie food l ate seemed to give me
no strength at all and l finally
got so weak l could hardly stand
on my feet. What I needed was
something to build me up and !
am convinced that l got Tanlac
just in time to keep me from go
ing down and out.
II felt myself getting new life
and energy from every dose of
Tanlac and l am feeling like a
new man now. In fact l never felt
better in my life"
Tanlac is sold in Salem by j.
F. Tyler, druggist, and by leading
druggists everywhere. (adv)