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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03
Ell. PAUL A. NJ q.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES

Fog TIE past tkree Sgnasys Cur at
tendance has been above the aTera gs
considerably We are paeasess 70 mote
the increased interest since eoa1 wea tn
er set il.
We kars had numeroa< visitors since
OR Lag. aoses aTpesrss. An Of whora
We hope viii ea1 again soen
DR. VI. IT,. Lswery gzre rs Az inspir-
ing Temperance lecture o. the 59th.
We are proud of the interest mani-
Tested In the normal depart mant, regu-
lar attendance Ia very essential 10 the
success Of pGpn in that department
We are delighted with the war in
which LueiIe Simmons has served NJ AZ
reporter 10 the Bel. orr local Taper.
We are getting a los % dne Young men
IN or seaooI. We hope 10 have spe-
eial -oorn for their class In the near f.
fure.
Arrangements for Gun fall festival
are nearing completion. There VIII be
a variety sale IN conjunction Herewith.
Teachers meet every Friday evening,
7.30 to $50 at the church
While the orange and the crimson
are seen DER the Hill and vale, the
birds are feeting southwark and the
breeze bellows a gale
Our thoughts 60 on excursions in The
woods we lore 10 roam. But wen neve,
shirk orr duty till We shout the harves'
/ home 10 the boFs and girls Of our school
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03
JAMEs-AsHroRD WEDDING,

The home of Mrs. Lucy James. 127
Regart street was the sitting Wednes-
day evening at 7:45 O'Clock for the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Villa
James and Mr.. v. Ashford Of Chicago,
ILL.,, preceding the ring service Eead by
Rev Geo. W. Robinson, Miss Anna Mae
Griffith, the BRIDES cousin, sang go
Promise Me-, and 30 Perfect Love
During the service Miss Griffith played
in subdued tones nThe Rosary The
bride wore byue mouyseue suit with
ccrsage boqnet of American beauty
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Fay Ash
ford, the sister of the groom, carried
pink and red carnations. Miss James
is a graduate of North High school,
where she was loved very much by her
teachers and school friends. She re-
ceived flowers and useful gifts from
her teachers.
The Corinthian choir will miss Villa
more than words can express. She
has sung in the choir, taking the lead
in the alto section for more than ten
years, beginning quite young.
Her life has been constant
stream of worshipping in and around
all the different departments of the
church and state, holding a state Office
in the Sunday school and B. Y. P. o..
conventions for FIVE years. Seventy
five guests were present. Among them
being Mrs. Ashford of Bedford, Iowa,
The groom's mother and his sister,
Miss Fay. The wedding march played
by Miss Anna Mae Griffith was !" At
Dawning' in march time. Miss At
wood, student at Drake presided at
the piano as Miss Griffith sang. Many
useful presents were received.
After a ten day honeymoon in Bed
ford, Iowa, and Omaha, Neb., Mr.. and
Mrs Ashford Will return to Chicago,
ILL.,, where Mr.. Ashford is employed
as mail shipping clerk, Mr.. Ashford
also was student at Ames, Iowa.
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z NJ A NOTES

Everybody goes TO the s'YSi Sunday
afternoons. You hear good music. You
join in good singing. Tou hear great
message and ycu meet your friends.
It's every Sunday from 4 to 5 D. m.
Don t miss it. We have had some Of
the best speakers in the city to bring
as messages Rev. S. Bates will speak
next Sunday.
The eight piece orchestra of the Z.
M. G. A. is making wonderful progress.
They VIII soon be giving us good
music.
The male chorus of the T. n. C. A. is
on the line for success. Watch 'em.
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II. r. JOHNSON, EBIBA1MER
AND FUNERAL DIRECTO

Native of Lexington, No, educated
at Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City.
Mo.
Graduate Of HohenshoeC Carpenter
college Of Embalming class OF July,
1920. Passed state board with honors
Three years experience in embalming
and funeral directing. In Business foz
self at hi East Walnut street with
lady assistant.
Real estate in connection. Rentals
for sale, and to buy.
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Inat Ma. .se Ressor.

-
rhs paper states that you pleased
rig audience AZ the banquet Lass
uieht. The paper IL wrong. did
aot appear. .sUm, guess the paper
= right"
pus tho Dofiar 70 Wort
When a manufacturer or other pr
lDeef OF real wealts does prof able
bunness and turns his profits ,ack
into the business. he gives en-
|Dloyment to men and creates more
Zeal wealth as he progresses year By
rear. He does more real good for his
IteElowmen than he would II he gave
AL his profits In charity, because II Ia
better to make people seIf-supportins
and Independent than 1t Ii to give fem
something for nothing no matter how
worthy tie motives mas b.
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Mrs. Jackson wishes to announce the
engagement Of her daughter Alberta
TO Mr.. Norman Vincent Allen of Chi
cago, H., son of Mrs. W. e. Allen. The
wedding announcement will be made
later.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03

The annual meeting Of the n. A. A.
e. P. will be held November at
$3.50 p. m. at Tenth street 9 center
for the purpose of electing officers. All
members are urged TO be present.
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Use HOANS TO
WARD OFF PAIN

II TITLE aches grow into big pains
ualeas wardef of by an spplice-
ton Of SCANS. Rheumatism,
neuralgia, stiff Joints. Lame back won't
fight long against Slozn's Linimsnt.
For more than forty years Sloan's
Iiniraeat has helped Thousands, the
world over You Won't be an ezcep-
tion. It certainly does produce results.
Hpenet1ates wsfkout rubbing. Keep
this Old family friend dtarays handy
for instant Use. Ask your neighbor.
At ali druggists CSC, zoe, $1.40.
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Hans the kxpsnssl

~ George folded the fair youn1
creature 20 his heart dull. cracking
sound smots his ear. "Ahi It's good
by to those cigars In my vest pocket
10 said Grimly .but hang the expense
= mameSS Aka thiA-
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03

Mrs. Stella Hyde was hostess to the
Mary Church TerriIl club last Mon
day evening. Miss Nellie johnson will
be the next hostess. Quotations from
~ Bulver Lytten.
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S1Od1l;$
I1n11neIlt(lRasemm1s9)

TENTH STREET 7. W. G. A. NOTES
The Halloween season has brought
many parties TO the Center.
Gaturday night, October 22. the East
High school corps had a Halloween
eve party. The room was beautifully
decorated and the girls came masked
for the occasion. Many ghosts were
seen and the evening was spent in max
ing merry. Saturday afternoon, Oct.
20, from 2 TO Sunset and the Sunbeam
Club had Halloween party. They
had redeeorated the rooms making the
appearance more ghostlike. The club
came masked.
The classes open for registration:
Gym class, 8 to 8 every Wednesday;
hand work, to 8 every Tuesday;
charm school, 7:30 to 8:15 Friday. 9th
er classes viii be formed.
Vesper services for the month have
been very interesting. Sunday, Oct.
1e Mrs. }. A. Jefferson had charge OF
the program The following persons
participated: Miss r.. Warrick rendered
piano selection. Master Bernard Ma
son and Luther r. Clarke gave violin
selections. Miss Hortense Woods gave
vocal rendition.
Oct. % Mrs. John Mayweather con-
Quoted services. The program was vital
and full of interest, and Mrs. May
weather,s presence was thoroughly en-
joycd. Mrs. Bostwick, Mrs. Harriet
Jones and Mrs Tomlin gave recitations.
Mrs. Carey and Miss Tomlin gave a
piano duet. Master Melvin Sanders, a
drum selection.
Oct. 30--Afrs. n. G. Marshall conduct
ed services and a number of girls took
a hike. During yesper service Seeing
the beautiful out of doors.
Nov. eNiss r. Curtiss viii speak at
our yesper service. Miss Cnrtiss is
central field representative and especial
" interested in girls. The public is in
vited.
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z. W. G. A. NOTE

Y. w. G. A. NOTES.
The charm school is open every Fri
day at 1880 at the center.
Gym for young girls Monday at 4:45
to DAB p. m.
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R. N. Hyde is on the sick list at this
writing.

Mrs. Sarah Lewis of Marshall, No,
and daughter, Miss Maud Lee Of Kan
sas City were in the city visiting her
brother, r. N. Hyde, and son, Arthur
Lee.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03

The st. Paul Bell Club gave Hal
loween social Thursday, Oct. z.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03

Callahan Industrial club met with
Mrs. Title Lee, October 20.
James WILDER Fraser Of South Caro-
lima and Jessie r. Otis Of Carson, Miss.
were in the city. The young men are
students at Ames.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03

Fl. B. r. club met at the home of
Mrs. Hardy Brown, Thursday evening.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-03

b. Y. w. Y. X. met October 25 with
Mrs. G. a. Simmons
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MISSES SCHOOL SHOES
Last Resort

Over Twenry-Oae-Do you think
women should proposer Young Thina
IT don't know. Fave you tried ~
-thdue Sase?-Euck.
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News Of the Busy Basement
cHnDREN's SHOES

a real special FOR the week
snT-sizas i 10 s-brown kid
black kid. patents wish mai
hid tcp-aand TUNED 4 or
soles priced az 4sJO
, 1921-08-05
K. Of c. WILL
RAISE MILLION
To AID ITALY
American Welfare Work to
Be Launched at Request of
Pope Benedict, National
Convention Decides.

SAN FRANCISCO. ADS 5-At the
request OF Pope Benedict Nv. the
Knights OF Columbus have decided to
raise $1,000. 900 to inauEurate Amer.
lean welfare in Italy. II was an.
nounced at the International knights
q Columbus annual convention here
today. The fund viii be raised ny
popular subscription among the mem
bership OF the order.
Pope Benedict knows well the needs
OF the Italian youth and he has re.
the Knights OF Columbus 10 conserve
faith and aid in their mental and
physical development. aid Supreme
Advocate Joseph c. Pellctier OF Boston
in making the announcement.
1T is our aim TO so into Italy and
Introduce American welfare work
which the Knights OF Columbus have
been able TO perform 50 successfully
al home and abroad
In this way We hope. in part. TO
repay Italy the debt laid upon Amer.
tea when Columbus, the great Italian.
found his western world and made
Il possible for Christendom to extend
It's sphere. We arc going into the
land OF Columbus. probably into the
homo city of Columbus. to help the
youth of his country"
Mr.. Pelleuer added hat it was i'm.
probable tho Knights Of Columbus
would extend its organization proper
into Italy.
, 1921-08-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Antonio K. Fell, De-
ceased, heretofore in this matter
called Anna X. Fell, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that let
tiers of administration were on the
14th day of July, 1921, granted to
the undersigned in the above es-
tate, and all persons having claims
against the said estate are hereby
required to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers for allowance,
10 the undersigned Wyoming Trust
Company of Casper, within six
months after the date of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from
any benefit from such estate, and
if such claims be not exhibited
within one year from the date of
said letters, they will be forever
barred.
Dated July 81, 1921.
WYOMING TRUST COMPANY OF
CASPER,
Administrator.
Publish July 20. 20. Aug. 5. II. 1921.
, 1921-08-05
slayer SEIZED
AT GL0BE,ARIZ.

PHOENIX. Arr. Aug 5-Georso
Brown was arrested at his camp near
Globe. Ariz- yesterday on a charge
{ mrs YER N connection with h death
Of a deputy sheriff IN Atonka. Okla.
IN 1910 Sheriff J.. ". Phillips Of
Atoka IS expected 10 arrive in Globc
today 10 lake charg Of b prisoner.
"a ho is being held in the Ca county
Jail,
According 10 Information received
here from Sheriff Phillips. Brown has
been trailed through Oklahoma, Tex
as. New Mexico and into Arizona IN
the II years hat have elapsed since
the deputy sheriff was killed hut al
ways before he has managed to clude
the officers.
, 1921-08-05
Elimination OF
Switching Cost
Is Held Legal

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Failure Of
the railroads serving Omaha 10 in
clude in carload livestock rates full
charges FOR switching In the public
g~tockyards al Omaha was cid to be
not unlawful by Examiner Flynn in
a report today TO the interstate com
merce commission. The condition re-
sulting was not shown TO be unduly
prejudicial against Omaha nor prefer.
entail OF livestock markets at Denver.
East st. Louis, Kansas CITY. South
st. Joseph. Sioux City. St. Paul and
Wichita as charged by the Omaha
livestock exchange. the report slid,
, 1921-08-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

~
u. S. Land Office at Douglas,
Wyo.. July %. 1921.
Notice is herbey given that John
Wesley orem of Aminto, Wyo.,
VINO on Jan. "a, 1920Jan. "a, 1921.
made homestead and additional
stock raising homestead entries
Nos. 022S45-022S46, for H.-StS
NEh NEA Sec. II. So NWh
Sec. IS, T. 81, R. Sc; A. H.-Nh
NEh Sec. IA, NE NWA Sec. IS,
81 Sec. 10, Township 81, Range
Sc, Sixth Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Mar
ion p. Wheeler, at Casper, Wyo., on
the 2eth day of August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Merwin d. Volker, Clyde Maple, /.
N. Mallery. Mrs. VIM. Hinkle, all of
Arminto, Wyo.
B ]. ERWIN,
Register.
1901
, 1921-08-05

DO You know that the highest
grade OF honey is produced In Ma
trona county in sufficient quantity to
supply al dealers. William Mostellcr.
z. Q. RnN 11Oh. I-e7.if
, 1921-08-05

Right on Railroad avenue and not
too far Is u little home with two
extra large rooms. pantry and closet.
1t Is exceiientiy iocated FOR any work
ing man. and II will always rent. II
VIII sell for 5. 1000. $500 down and
SIS per month. Better inquire again.
, 1921-08-05

AND BOARD-Try Pats din
lngroom for the best family style
meals; special rates for room and
board by the week go South VOL
colt. s-l-st.
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. day ~
week. free baths TO rocmers. niso.
two working mems patching rooms.
$50 e month. Grand Rooms. 24s
West Il street. 7-f9l5t'
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Two or. three strictly
modern furnished rooms for house
Keeping: Ills garage. al2 South
Grant street. S-3-3ts
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT Nice cool furnished
room for one or two gentlemen. In
quire rear AL East Fifth street.
STAT
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Larse front bedroom:
clothes closet n bath. private en-
trance. suitable Cor n or two gen
tlemen. 9fl South Walnut street.
Phone 1881. S-4-3ts
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Largc front bedroom in
modern home; no other
corner Third and Lincoln; rem re
duced. SOS East Third street. Phone
is02R s4-et
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Three rooms. furnished
for housekeeping city lights and
water. SIS. Ais small furnished
house for batching. $50. Call 1875
Boxelder. Phone le7s-J- s-5-sts
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-IarGe. furnished bed.
room. adjoining bath. also one
housekeeping room with bath. 544 S.
Grant SCAT
, 1921-08-05
FOR R~ENT-Roohls

FOR RENT-Two nice front rooms:
suitable for light housekeeping or
for dressmaklng p4rior. also one nice
siecpinsroom. 1s5 North Durbin
street Can and see them SAT-.
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished front
room: suitable for one or two gen
tlemen. 443 South Durbin street
S-4-2t.
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Nice large room: suit
able for two, three or four people.
large shaded avn. onc-hal block
from Northwestern depot. 5s5 South
street s-s-et-
, 1921-08-05
TELEPHONE
Y0UR
WANTS
SPECIAL NO. 80.

a cal two--oom house. plastsrcd
and tinted and well constructed To-
Gated in southwest Casper. on n level
lot. 5ox150 feet. Give IL some atten-
ton. II Is good. IL Is priced right at
1880. IL is termed right at $500
down and $50 per month.
, 1921-08-05
SPECIAL No. 3.

Large living room. bedroom and n
dining room and kitchen combined;
newly finished and tinted. There Is
a half basement finished nicely and
which rents for SIS per month.
Lights Installed and water on the lot
On the rear Of tho hot Is 4 small
house renting for SIS per month.
This home for $500 down and $50 per
month. Price $500. Look Il UP.
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Two housekeeping
rooms, coal. water. light furnished.
Also one sleeping room reasonable.
s2s Kirk street. s-24t'
, 1921-08-05
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS

4"H
FOR REkT-R0OMS
FOR RENT-Two nice front rooms
suitable for light housekeeping or
FOR dressmaklng p4r.or. also one nice
siecpingroom. 1SJ North Durbin
street Can and see them s-4-2t.
FOR RENT-Three rooms. furnished
for housekeeping city lights and
water. sS5. Also small furnished
house for patching. $50. Call 123S
Boxelder, Phone 1851 s-5-st.
FOR RENr-Nice large room: suit.
able for two, three or four people.
from Northwestern depot. 5s5 South
Center street sat.
FOR RENT-Large front bedroom:
clothes closet n bath. private en-
trance. suitable Cor one or two gen
tlemen. 9fl South Walnut street.
Phone .SsJ. s4-st'
FOR RENT-Larsc front bedroom in
modern home; no other
Third and Lincoln: rcnt re
duced. SOS East Third street. Phone
lso-I sat
ROOM AND BoARD-Try Pats dir.
ingroom for the best family style
meals; special rates for room and
board by the week. go South VOL
colt. Si-st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. day ~
week. free baths TO rocmers. niso.
two working mems patching rooms.
$50 per month. Grand Rooms. 24s
West b street. T-i9l5t'
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room:
bath. lights. cool and airy. Strictly
drst-class. Reasonable rate. Phone
ess-M. 136 N. Grant st. s-5-2ts
FOR RENTING modern bedrooms.
adjoining bath; ladies only. AZ
South Lincoln street Phone 1S54Ra
e-S-4t
FOR RENT-Two housekeeping
rooms. coai. water. light furnished.
Also one sleeping Don reasonable.
e2s MIX street. s-24t'
FOR RENT-Two or. hree strictly
modern furnished rooms for house
Keeping; ais garage ai2 South
Grant street- s-S-5t.
FOR RENT-Large, furnished bed.
housekeeping room with bath. 544 81.
Grant. S.5.5t
FOR RENT Nice cool furnished
room for one or two gentlemen. In
quire rear AL East Fifth street.
SAT.
FOR RENT-Nice basement sleeping.
room. modern; rent reasonable. 1888
South Wolcott street. Phone 1505W.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished front
room; suitable for one or two gen
s.z's,.
FOR RENT-one large front bed
Private entrance 74s south David
Close in. Phone 4eS-W. 7-2e.tfdb
able for one or two gentlemen
Phone 1871. I19 North Grant. S.5-2t
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Close in. 333 SO. Beech. s.5.st
near refinery: reasonable Call
1921. s.5.2t
Ing hath. suitabIc Tor Two. reason.
able. Ts East 9Th. s-5.3t
home. suitable for two. SEA South
Wolcott. a-5-lt1
inrroom in modern home. ST. Kirk
street. Phone l5s6R. s-4-3t
room for couple. or patching. I34
n. jackson. S.5-ft
-,
keeping room, near refinery. Gail
at 9i2 S. Cedar st. S-5-2ts
FOR RENT-one furnished bedroom.
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apt.
for light housekeeping; suitable for
two or three gentlemen. Gas. 604 SO,
Grant S-5-1t
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Modcrn two-room and
bath housekeeping basement suite:
gas and lights furnished. sos L. Third.
Phone 13o2R. S-5.2t
, 1921-08-05
fOR RENI-ATANImEkTS

FOR RENT-Three-room new apart
ment modern in every way: private
bath: our clothes closets. front ana
back porch; a real home for particular
people. Inquire Casper Jeweiry &C..
$50 Second Phone 259W. SAT-
, 1921-08-05

FOR RENT-Onc ~three-room apart
ment with bath, Phone 5seJ. Cal
at ZIG East f street or $40 South Dur
bin street. s-34t'
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

For making hot or iced chocolate,
keep a chocolate syrup on hand.
To test wool for shine, rub hard
with a piece Of simalar woolen goods
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

WASHINGTON.--Miss Ida Beng
ston heads a corps Of about 400 sani-
tary Biologists employed by the gov
ernment in reconstruction.
Their task is to help MANNED sol
diers regain control OF injured mem-
bers and deranged mental faculties.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
Federal Farm Banks Giuen
$25, OO0 900 More to Use

The curtis-Nelson amendment
provides that in addition 10 this
Sc, 100000, the Secretary OF Treas
ury may deposit with the farm
banks. in his discretion. a sum not
exceeding the difference between the
capital stock Of the farm banks
($2s, 900, ,o00) and $4,000. 900, until
such time as the capital stock Of the
farm hanks shall be $50, ,OOO. 600.
Under the law. with every loan made
there must be subscription 20 the
per cent. Of the loan, so the capital
stock Of the farm banks is increas-
ing constantly at the rate of per
cent. Of their total loans.
TO prevent the possibility of land
hanks needlessly calling for these
deposits, the Curtis Nelson amend
ment provides they must pay inter-
est on these deposits Of one-half Of
one per cent. more than the rate Of
interest on the land bank bonds
This makes il desirable on the part
of the hanks TO sell their bonds to
get funds rather than use deposits
OF the u. S. Treasury.
At the same time Il enables the
farm banks always to have access TO
50,000,000i their present capital
stock Of s25,0O0,0o0. the difference
between their capital stock and S50,-
100000, which at present Is S25.-
100000 and the original provision
Of S6,000,0oO. AS fast az the capital
stock Ia Increased, the difference be-
tween II and $50,000,OO will cor
respondingly decrease. and abe
U. 5. Treasury will be subject to
oorrespondinsly less deposits.
While this makes ample provision
for funds for the farm banks. it is
also a good bargain for the govern
ment and the public taxpayer. Farm
bank bonds now bear per cent
interest As stated above farm banks
pay the u. 5. Treasury one-half OF
one per cent. more for use OF the
deposits than they pay for their
bonds, or 8 l-2 per cent This is a
higher rate Of interest than the gov
lernment gets from other deposits.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
Hapsbuxgs Dead and Buried,
Says Benes, SIau Statesman

Central Europe is bankrupt and dis
ordered.
That" he said, lis a grave delu-
sion on a par with the legend-for
it is nothing else-of a Balkanlsed
Europe. In the West you imagine
that the conditions of Central Eu-
rope are terrible. They may have
been two years ago. They are no
longer so. We are we'll on the way
to recovery, and even with the main-
tenance Of the Anglo-French entente
to consolidation.
Take Czecho-Slovakia for exam
pie. Our railways are running bet
ter than before the war; our paper
money has been appreeiably re-
duced. We have even made an at
tempt not altogether successful
will admit, but a serious attempt,
none the less to budget our balance.
Our heads of cattle are more numer-
GUS than in 1914. We are suffering
from an Industrial crisis, but who is
not? But we are optimists in
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
VILLA FLEES WHEN
FOLLOWERS REVOLT

Ell PASO, Tex. Aug. 26.-Fran-
cisco villa has fied from his 100000
acre ranch at Canutille, Durango, to
Parral. 70 enlist aid Of the Mexican
government in putting down a revolt
among his followers, according TO
an officer Of the Mexican army who
returned to Juarez today from Par
raj
The officer said that for several
months Villa's orders to his men
have been almost unbearable. Even
as far back as December, he said,
his followers threatened to revolt.
Villa, feeling that some OF his men
were becoming dissatisfied. ordered
six men executed, according 10 the
officer, who said he saw the mer
killed. For a time the workmen or
Villas ranch were quiet. but secret
" watched the time when the,
could successfully rebel. the ofhcel
said.
That time came last week. whei
the rebels life was threatened an,
he fed. the officer said. He reach
ed Parral the. day before yesterday
according 10 the officer.