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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-02-17

happen. OF course she. was much
frightened but not hurt in, any way
Some grown-ups joined the crowd dur
ing the day. Geo. Cantrell just arriv-
ing in time to 'mooch'' and MUNICH
some fried chicken-leave it to Geo. !
The Mental Science Class was well at
tended and, as we had NO program at
the theater. we ran our meeting lit
tie longer than usual.
= = s. ~
Monday, Feb. l4-The clearing
crew is still on the job. The saw mill
ran all morning, but in the afternoon
the brick machine was put into opera
ton too, and Comrade Reichsteiner
was kept very busy keeping up steam
for both plants. Wood-hauling con-
tinues from the east field to the wood
saw. Van Nuland is driving roust-
about wagon and in his spare time is
blowing in the garden. Lindsey and
the tractor are still puIverizing the soil
on the west side of the road. Fred
Anderson expects to start burning
stumps tomorrow. and is getting his
tools together to-day. We started a
new work-day to-day Work starts as
usual at 1880 am, the bell rings for
dinner at l:30 am, we take an hour
and half for dinner and start work
at lp.m., stopping the days work at
IS pm. This arrangement gives our
mules and horses more time to eat, as
well as ourselves; it abohshes the nee
essity to rush in eating and gives the
food chance to begin digestihg be-
fore work begins. There are various
health reasons for the change, and
health is our first consideration. Az
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-02-17
THOMAS MILLS TO
GIVE LECTURE SERIES

The education department Of the
Pacific Cooperative League has just
made arrangements with Walter Thom-
as Mills for series Of lectures on var
ious phases Of cooperation 70 be de-
livered before the memberships Of var
ious stores in California and elsewhere.
Mr.. Mile is conducting his information
al School Of Social Economy in Berke-
ley. but has consented to deliver the
lectures mentioned on the following ar
rangement:
He will agree to deliver one lecture
a month for ten months to ten organ
izations. He prefers that these stores
or other organizations be as close to-
gether as possible SO that the jumps
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-02-17

from place to place will not necessitate
expensive travel, and 50 that after de-
livering the ten lectures TO the ten Or
carnations. he can spend the RENAME
der Of the month at his home in Berke4
ley.
Arrangements have already been
made for Mr.. Mills to deliver such a
series Of lectures among the co-opera-
tives in Humboldt County, beginning
April first.
Walter Thomas Mills is without
doubt unequalIed as an orator and de-
batter. He has been around the world
several times. He campaigned for ov-
er year with the British Labor Party.
He spoke many times under the aus
pices of the British cooperative move
ment. He was lecturer and organ
izer for the Labor Party OF australia.
He has spent the last three years as
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-02-17

Sunday, Feb. l3-Satnan and Ole
and some Of the fellows are doing
some small repair jobs. and the berry
patch volunteers are out on the job
with a full determination to have a
fruit patch worth while. The kiddoos
and | made our first trip to the swim
ming pool. We took Our lunch and
put in most Of the day. Everybody
had good time and some Of them had
a cool swim. Little Nona Robertson
had dip into the water that was not
expected. owing to being too venture
some; but Mona is small and has lots
of pep, and we expect accidents to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE
MAPLE RIDGE BRICK

offered splendid
a OF
beautiful.
cqepmept
desirable
Center hail dEnlcd staircase side HAN
ample number and break
The kitchen
tub bath There baths
q e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DNSry t.,.t, f, ..,. >.,i.. ~, 80
tu.f ,asEe gs, ~" H'"''H' '-.''V'
-. ...............
HII NA-a.
BUSINESS LOT n West Iulsa. good bar.
gam. ih"'" Usage 52-.
GOOD hipu ,ust front lot Hidpov,,d .d.
dItIou. H 500. lnli terms A. l. J.rlIr.
n SON Phone. latge 4gUC
I,f.gIet... ...,.g ,..,...-..-
,'',t Wa" az, ''a' lnN,iL.
r,,d tcr,,,s '''N''y,o ',gNe 'n corner
for off.rr L,,ui'r, nHi,o, M corner
road. good value r ~ Word cedar
1854, Bsauc SaIa.
yA,AN,p t,.1, -.
n,lr.J t,,.'u l'sE, l'ssS ~; suu,nN NrSt s.ac. s.ac.
blocks out. ben o. Angel 4 co.. 40 Eob'
Inson Iudg Osare 74b9.6O76.
VACANT LOT Ttrrnco prnys h 900
uuc-half cash. This is a good buy must
sell. Bsu u. Angel & 90. 42g Robinson
UidE osagy 7lbg. tOfG
F,,t, g,Ir ,-i....
I,r '" ' ''.l '''"I t"'' W'lh
't 80 70 'pp1'u SUI. i'!," i."NV
EHay ''''' '''''' "''' 's's' 'H'-- '@'V-
.......-...-----....
FOh SALE choice lot. close iu. south
., side, on paved street sewer paid out
'i,' t-.''o. H"'' 'o- s-o' we .
VACANT LOT Modern. level lot close
to car line. Kendall only t675 cash.
I,uy '""'S. '' fhe'ah' 'SaE" ASs2.
WILL EXCHANGE lots IN GARDEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WANTED ru buy four ct tNe rlums ~
good furniture where house may b., rent.
od muut bv bargain tUt cash. Address
'7o.b. care OF World.
WANT TO Buy Ntr.ruuu modern house.
TON s'lo lot 1000 down HuJ payments
not 60 exceed 500 per month. Including
interest ru Kendall property considered.
give description and location I'M uus~,riur.
e. W Torry, Phone rs ur lO7. BuN Jgs.
ki,frr. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

LOOK OVER the following excellent real
estate IrruaN M offerings
Small payment down buys siN-room mod
sfu bungalow. built-in features, South
Newport. leaving town. VIII also sell
furniture. a bargain at y...fl2. 900
Interesting terms viii buy oight-room
duplex, East jefferson. will discount for
cash ...... .......t.. ..''.'...,, $1,000
Dandy bungalow on south Wheeling easy
terms ......... .....,....A6,j 500
corner bungalow on South Nanthus cor
utl lyD.rH0U, modern ..... 1850 Cash
Plenty OF time on balance
several acre tracts both improved and
IuWprDytd al attractive prices.
Vacant lots ln various sections OF the
city, priced 60 sell.
We have a large listing Of fresh spring
buys on easiest kind Uf terms, We can
supply your wants. we give you supe-
rur service,
NOONAN RROS.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone Cedar 2iF9.
Suite 5o2. Iowa Bldg
P s. What have you to trade for
small settled production?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
FOR RENT
REPLACEMENT PRICE

tufEr siN.toom bungalow on full
size lot tn restricted addition, heavy
hardwood floors throughout. also
hormcut. two-,ar garage. ono side
of which can be- converted into scrt r
ant quarters. This property IL a
pickup at The price. S2,OOn cash.
balance l,sa than f15 per month, re.
du,iug each month.
office. Usage 1898
Res. Usage 2O1
B. NJ. GROTkOP @
2Ot Kennedy BIDS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

WE HAVE buyers Tor four, five and six.
room houses also for an eight or ten
room house close IN on southwest side.
Phone Osage SIC ana ten us what you
have % offer y. G. Powers q co,
HAIE 81 600 cash payment to make on
five or siXsruDU modern house. Address
Box I7a-D care World.
WANTED REAL ESTATE Have buyer
with tl25D cash. wants best bungalow
Sc 600 or under viii buy Phone Usage
q706 ask for MI Maccurdy.
WANT no buy from owner, small corner
property southwest side. Wlli pay cash,
Cedar 1903 -
NANTEU-To bus houHe to move, pre-
Ter ,.pHt 60 tru-roufu. twu-stury but
consider any good house, Ossge 2O73.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

FERNS cash balance SIX twelve and eighteen months Most
as lots selling Tor af the size In other good residence sections We
restrictions $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FoR SALE sS
PEW special offerings on wheeling,
victor Nanthus and Admiral Priced
,rs.u and up such offerings require
t..np' attention Usage 80.
.f.-r.tN sIy. room modern duplex. only
IDOL $3.50 cash. Mrs. Henderson
.sat, 9fgt
,..g SALE courtroom house, nicely TO-
.taf at 2iiu g.. Ninth. not modern.
r,,.r aud sewer ready To connect. Price
-, cont Hest buy on east side. e. u.
,f..r. osugC $50. .
NEW PRiCE LEVEL
vrlta bungalow, six rooms. Price $3.50
10 ..4fU. Houses OF this class formerly
,,ii az 81 900 and w.
g..t bungalow, five rooms &c 500,
:, rgUt fyturrs 4. n. word, Real rs.
tT .,dar 253t usese s52t.
,..r SAIF.New thr,e.tuou house
srrUy modern, electric lights and dec
ota..H. Immediate possession for about
H,,u. balance Same as rent call
I..g. ..I Wl take you 70 Soc 10.
,s.r..- 81 600 CAsIi-Ucst block Kendall.
good buy six rooms, basement and
..... large corner lot, fluo soft water
ion q. Angel & CO., 42s Rob
.er r1E Usage 7i6s-GO7t.
,.... 5000 CASH aud $40 per month; a
r..E fuur.ruum house, In" level lot,
r.'H .,.II garage. all under fence. This is
..tuy little buy not far out anf good
N.'r Ben %. Angel a Co, 42g Rob
.r... U''F Usage ii59-Go76.
uiu .uak4AINa aFtve-room modetn, Nv
.. r.um across the front, oak floors.
.... I|rh corner lot. on pavement
. fYr4fitu. only 1870, easy terms
Nrs Henderson. Osage g32l.
ritrrr from owner. siS.room duplex.
tgt being finished hardwood floors,
tuftIn features modern 10 every respect;
rarta. ,aiu, per month 800, tuke car
OIL IYl .u first payment. 2iJl Admiral
$500 FtVE.RDOM modern bungalow on
PEORIA. near Fifteenth. $500. Usage
F,p SAIL. Spw up-to-date siX-room
bungalow. large rooms, oak floors, base
g,,.f furnace heat walking distance,
.,.H tIs. Price 5000. 81. 500 cash. bal
sr.a like rent Phone Usage stg2-A2gO-
$685.
Tl ALL RIAL ESTATE MEN--My prop
.rtt ~ IiL s.. quincy Is of the market.
1900 cAsH-East. side. bungalow. five
.afge rooms and breakfast room, nicely
decorated. French doors, oak floors, ga
raru price for quick sale. $500, bal
srrs suay. can J. g. Hcddin, aOs COS
den Bldg Cedar 1900
HOMER a. CIRCUIT s. co.
Real Estate.
9aI-5'. Roberts Bldg.
oifcc Osage ts5s. Residence Usage tF9
list your property with the Triangle In
vstmout co, 5l6 Mayo Bdg. Usage
tiR SALE -Fivg-room box house. to be
moved on Phone Usage 7ta9.R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
HOUSES Tor SAFE

MY PROPERTY at 2Ggs Admiral Is or
you in Immediate possession as owner
Of "a new four-ruOm house. Price $500.
Room for garden. You can make what
you are paying out for rent for this home
Let us show you. Usage 1854. city Realty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

rayirr IlFr-Toom modern house, on
teims os.."er paid out, Price $3.50;
r,. n, ,fnss Trust Co., real estate deoaTt, ds0nJ',
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

rr.n WV sacrifice attractive four
rsccl I.i home newly papcred, ter
vo-a . ooa "".. $4,000 cash, Lot alone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
OKLAHOMA
TEXAS

1000 ACRES near railway, near and be-
tween two on fields. rich, productive;
800 acres cleared. balance WerchautabID
timber which Will pay Tor land Liberty
county. Texas, $40. terms, Charles Peter
son. 22I First National Bank, Houston.
Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
PROSPECTIVE BUILDER
LANDS AND rARMs ron SALE

TWO beautiful vacant lots In southeast
part OF the city. Priced to sell Usage
zoe Is. T.. pettus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

Ns.EER AGAIN rT THIS. vii, .yop b.
a. 81. rt,op bly this South Baltimore house
aHI .n.Lh only }l,a00 cash. five rooms
TaFs ing porch, modern, clstern, ga
'og ll-5 per month Sne rfgn'sns oncS nov
Invss,,N9'' .s"n. Usage 7gsl. city Realty
Coz room ., Nebraska Bldg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FOR
FIRST TIME

Some fiIst class acre and quarter
home sites southeast OF the city only
"A few LETT ana bargains high and
Aghtly, rapidly increasing in value.
Terms. Can Osngc 1900 and in
anccL thcan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

MY PROPERTY NJ 2C2s Admiral is or
the market. o, \. Maneff,
CLASSY corner bungalow, seven rooms
ana sleeping porch, furnace. garage ana
servant quarters on East Fifteenth ST.,
a small cash payment viii handle. Phone
owner, OaaEe 2t6O.
FOR SALE-Flye-ruom house and lot IN
West Tulsa; good five passenger or road
ster considered ou deal, can at 2i0a ;,
Phoenix.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
NiTNI,'O

send for new folder, Farm Land Invest
ments In Mexico" Mexico Land Syndicate,
rox 1909, Dallas, Texas.
OLD MEXICO
Mexico lands for sale, large ana small
tracts,
MEXICO LAND COMPANY
ballingeT, Texas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
MISSOURI

BIG RED APFLEs-unlmproyed 40.
O1arks Missouri south Of 81, Louis. run
ming streams, fishing, great resort, lust
where you want your future home and live
20 years longer. low price, easy payments.
only those who have no land need apply.
J. j, Hamilton, Chanute, Kansas. $50
W. Fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

YOU H. Balance SOS month"; buys
on South GISl,[eom bungalow, corner lot,
sewer UaIr~ EMl'', paving nearly paid
can C!3.- 'n.s Is a good buy; close in'
Clos, .,e.. Il, u. Epperson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

room 554,neast side, beautiful six
kitchen rSSGI'ng.low. hardwood floors.
,,erge basem.n,"' fine mantel, garage; +;
rent CSlE35 g 500 cash. baIance les t,eo ,ben
I-slesHcs O',,-l.a O,lar 1908, n, d. Eppersor,'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
DAN j. DAVISSON
SUNSET PARK
2lS Palace Bldg.

in building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

FARMS. acreage and city property priced
TO sell or trade, Anna Muster. 309
Security Bldg Phone Usage 22tI. Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
COLORADO.

FOR SALE-32O acres good sand loan
soil close school, good neighborhood /.
about $4,000 improvements, lots or good
water. Price sc, Cash s2,bOO, balance
terms. For sale by owner Write John
W. Mccoy Arlington, Colorado.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

rI0rrr from owner, siS.ruom duplex
ild being finished hardwood floors,
tu'if.'n features. modern In every respect
psrn. value per month 500. tuke car
.rIt .u first payment. 2i5i Admiral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
ARKANSAS

special land for sale Tor
March, s. 20 800 per acre; finest. best
improved bottom land. country smoothe.
good roads school, churches, societies.
best farms ever sold 80 cheap; prospects
OF Yell county becoming oil field. Come
or write, 3. NJ Briscoc. Plainview, Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
j. G. REDDIN

eos Cosdcn Bldg. Usage 1900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

1850 FiyE.ROOM modern bungalow on
PEORIA. near Fifteenth. $500. Usage
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
SEES HERESY
in COLLEGES
Mr.. Vrooman Declares Lib
eralism Will Sweep the
World
LITERATURE
is CONDEMNED

Declaring that every university is
hotbed Of heresy. except those under
strict church discipline the Rev. w.
der strict church discipline. Rev. W
\. Nrooman propheslzes a wave OF
religious liberalism sweeping the
world on the grounds that what
the universities think today. the
masses think tomorrow" in the Uni
tartan Church yesterday. The sub
jcct OF his lecture was Liberal
Christianity He pointed to mod
ern literature, Tolstoi TO Emerson.
Wells TO Tagore. and Shelly to Whit
tier; science, history. and biblical
criticism, as all united TO swell the
tide OF liberalism rising in the
churches. He described Unitarianism
IS but little wave that is being
hung forward by the advancing
tide In every country.
KS lecture In part follows:
The differences between the
churches consisted principally in
doctrinal beliefs. ritual ceremonies
and forms Of church government.
AA'"N AAhM ANNNANlfM MnAAlAE NfAlNu
RIGS OF Christian history and some
favored one system and some
another In all there is much that
IS common and unity will be estab-
lished only on the basis OF simple
religious faith and Christian ideals
OF conduct and character. Al
Christians believe that God is like
q man in character. when man is
perfect IN love and holiness. They be-
licve that Jesus presents that hu.
man ideal Of lfc moro clearly thar
any other man Their destiny
they believe. is 10 become like Chris
and so be in character tho sons and
daughters OF God by spiritual birth
and inheritance. Animalism and
sin are 10 be eliminated from hu.
man nature and all our human pow
ers be brought into obedience tC
God. This transformation shall bs
brought about by faith in God. The
purpose in view is that. as ST. Pau
says all men must grow up unto the
fullness Of tho stature Of Jesui
christ
These are the truths that Uni
tarians emphasize, and they are deai
tQ all Liberal Christians In great
or or less degree they are found il
all churches. But mixed with then
are still many theological concep
tions Of antiquity which have be
come unreasonable and unreal q
modern men. These remnants %
ancient orthodoxy are becoming
more and more ignored. or tn
meaning Of the ancient creeds 6
changed into something cntirel.
foreign to the mind of those VIII
framed the crceds. In the Libera
churches the necessity OF stating tn
principles Of Christianity in term
consistent with science and histor
is faced without evasion or compro
mise. This is heresy but truth
always heresy until IL wins a ma
iority."
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
DIR. H. v. TOPE To-
MAKE ADDRESS
Anti-Saloon League Super
intendent Will Speak Be
fore White RibbonerS
KENT w. c. T. u. TO
MEET WEDNESDAY,
ipccial I, The Evening journal

Special Z, The Evening Journal
WYOMING. May THE thirty
fourth annual convention of tho
Kent County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held i'm
the Methodist Episcopal Church
here on Wednesday. Three sessions
will be held-morning afternoon
and evening.
The officers OF the association are.
President. Mrs. Ella ID. Cordray.
Harrington; vice president. Mrs.
Kate Thompson. Cheswold; honor
AIRY president. Mrs. Kate +
Smithers. Smyrna; corresponding
secretary Mrs. Josephine NJ. Hitch
ems. Wyoming. recording secretary
Mrs. NJ Evelyn Killon. FELTON,;
treasurer Mrs. Annie T. Slaughter,
Dover. The program follows:
Morning session. $50 o'clock
Convention called 20 order: song
service. led by Mrs. r. L. Jones.
Dover: devotional exercises. led by
Mrs. G.. ". Moore. Camden; address
OF welcome. Wyoming Union; greet
ings by pastors. response, Mrs.
Argresta Hanson, Lebanon; song
service: report Of treasurer. Mrs.
Ample +. Slaughter, Dover; three
minute written reports OF unions;
election OF officers. greetings by
State President Mrs Georgia Pierce
Milford; noontide prayer. Mrs.
Annie +. Faulkner. Magnolia.
Afternoon session. lis o'clock
Executive meeting. song service:
the memorial service conducted by
Mrs Kate Thompson. Cheswold
address Rev. +. q. Prettyman.
Wilmington. superintendent of the
Delaware Anti-Saloon League, sing
ing by the Lebanon quartet: echoes
from the Regional Conference, Mrs.
Name Register. Lewes; address, Dr
Homer W. Tope. Philadelphia. SUI
perintendent OF the Anti-Saloon
League Of Pennsylvania; /. T. L.
exercises, Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst
FELTON,: report Of tho resolutions
committee; invitation for next con.
vcntior: childrcn's hour. addressed
by Mrs. Register; singing, CLOSING
exercises
Evening session. 8 o'clock-Soni
service. Wyoming choir; openin.
exercises by pastor; address. DR.
Homer W. Tope; Offering; adjourn
ment.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
TUGBOAT CREWS in
AGREEMENT ON WAGES

The wage scale dispute between
the masters. mates and pilots and
marine engineers employed on tugs
in the Delaware river and bay and
their employers was settled yester-
day by a decision OF the Board Of
Arbitration. The reduction OF 10
per cent. asked for by the employers
was agreed TO, and the time limit Of
work was fixed at 10 consecutive
hours a day. with extra compensa-
ton for overtimes. For Sunday work
the licensed officers arc TO receive
$40 a day, in addition to the regular
scale. The new scale becomes ef-
fective today. Any change that
either side may desire to make in
the agreement may be made on 80
days notice.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
RAISE MONEY FOR
YOUNG MEMS CLUB

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May Women OF
ST. Johns r. G.. Church cleared
about $40 on Saturday on a bake
held on the porch OF tho Washing
ton House. This money will 20 to-
wards fund that Father Brennan.
pasto- Of the church is raising to
concrete the basement Of the
church and ht it up as a club room
for the Young Mems Catholic Club.
Some Of IL also will be- used TO place
l light over tho organ.
Dr. John Oiiphant of Nineland.
". j.. conducted three services
AT 81. Thomas Episcopal Church
yesterday.
The congregation Of ST. Thomas
Church will hold a meeting tonight
20 elect vestrymcn for the year.
Al $50 o'clock yesterday morning
thieves broke the plate glass window
of tho clothing store OF sol" VIII
son on Main street. The telephone
: exchange is next door TO the Will
. son store. one OF the girl operators
heard the crash and called for help.
The thieves were evidently fright
. cned away as nothing was stolen.
Following the congregational
meeting at St Thomas tonight the
guild will hold contribution tea.
Miss Helen McNeal. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Warner McNesl and
carl Fisher Of Pcrryville. will be
married next Saturday at the home
of the brides parents. Owing tc
the recent death OF the only child
Of Miss McNeals sister, only rela.
tives will attend Mr.. Fisher is a
graduate Of Delaware College of the
s class Of 1917. and is now employed
at the Edgewood Iron Works. near
Havre de Grace.
Mrs Charles j. Anieck. Of Nor.
folk, Va, will spent a month or si5
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carter in this town
while her husband, who Is a ship
broker. is in France on a busines
trip. He will sail in a few days OF
big freight steamship from Nor
folk, which prevents Mrs. Afleck &C
companying him.
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
.HOPEFARM IN
NEEDOF MONEY
May Have to Close Institu-
tion If Funds Arn't
Received
IS PATIENTS IN
NEED OF TREATMENT

Unless greater financial assist
ance is provided. the Anti-Tubercu-
iosis siciety will have to close Hope
Farm. making homeless some 50
patients.
The serious condition which faces
the institution has been receiving the
attention Of the managers for some
time past. They have been trying
TO devise some means OF avoiding the
crisis. The treasury OF tho instmt-
tion is practically depleted as tho
result Of the failure Of large con-
tributors TO continue their aid. and
tho slump in the sale OF seals last
Christmas.
Dr. Albert Robin. Of the Board
Of Managers. has made the follow
ing statement. "The Anti-Tubercu-
losis Society. which maintains Hope
Farm. Is struggling to avert the
necessity OF closing the institution
during the coming summer months.
sales OF the Christmas Seals fell
off sharply Private donations de-
clncd equally. II not more so. Whore
| before generous donor could and
would subscribe 10000. this year
he or she only has been able 10 put
down $1,000.
we managed after hard work to
| iIquidate a lager debt. and we do
not wish 10 acquire another.
AT present We have 35 patients
many of which are homeless. The
state tuberculosis Commission is
. r,,.fnf.fnfu~ On ~ fHrDn naffrufu
That leaves 10 wno will have TO be
cared for. The city and the county
/ will have 20 help.
Then. too. cost Of maintenance
/ has doubled.
"All these things are cumulative.
| We must have additional aid. or we
/ shall have 20 close our doors. And
what shall we do with the homeless
ones for whom we can no longer
provide?"
Evening journal., 1921-05-02
BAKING POWDER.

when using baking powder, al
ways mix it with the -four, rather
than putting it into the mixture
alone.