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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29

Witt .. Menosky. Hendrix, McInnis. Col
Inns. Errors: Perkins. keefe. Two base
hits; Dugan. Witt. Pratt. Hendrix, Home
run: +. Walker. Sacrifices: MenosLy,
Scott. Double plays: Galloway TO Dykes
to Griffin; Witt to Pratt TO McInnis;
Ruel to Scott. Left on bases: Philadei-
phia L. Boston 1. Base on balls: off
Perry >; Bush l. Hits: off Perry in
1: Keefe in ;: Hasty in 0; Bush l
in l 1-3; Myers ) in S 2-3. Hit by pitrh-
er, by Myers Galloway. Struck out:
by Hasty l; Myers 3. Winning pitcher;
Myers. Losing pitcher: Perry. Umpires:
Wilson, Dineen and Nallin. Time l;20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
4. c. n. ATTENTION

A MEETING OF L. 9. 4. II CALL
ED FOR TOMORROW NIGHT AT !,
O'CLOCK AT THE COUNCIL. MAT
TIERS OF IMPORTANCE WILL BE
DISCUSSED AND 1T lS IMPERt-
TIVE THAT EVERY MEMBER BE
PRESENT. BUSINESS WILL BIZ
CONCLUDED WITHIN 80 MINUTES
AND EVERY MEMBER URGED TO
BE PRESENT.
W. VI. BATS. SECRETARY.
ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29

Summary: Runs: Bush Cobb 3. Veach
Evans .. Burns 3. Speaker, Wood .,
Gardner. Sewell .. Stephenson ?, Nell .,
Uhle 2 Errors Blue, Evans, Sewell.
ONeil. Two base hits: Cobb, Neach ,,
Burns. Wood, Gardner >, Sewell. Three
base hits: Stephenson. Home run: Uhle.
stolen bases. Cobb, Jones, Bush. SacTi-
flee Neach. Double plays: Stephenson 20
Sewell TO Burns; Bush TO Young TO
Blue. Left on bases: Detroit 3. Cieve'
land Il. Base on balls: off Leonard !;
Cole g. Uhle 8. Hits: off Leonard IL in
innings: off Cole IL in 4 innings. Hit
by pitcher: by Leonard (SewelD; by
Cole. (Buns). Struck out: by Leonard
l, Cole ] Uhle 1. Losing pitcher: Leon
ard Umpires: Hildebrand and Evans
Time 2:2j.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
SPORTING EVENTS
CLEVELAND CHALkS
UP q HITS IN GAME;
BEAT DETROIT 1876

Cleveland, Ohio. April 2S.-Cleveland
set a seasons record today, defeating
Detroit is to ), making twenty-three
hits for a total of thirty-three bases.
Each Indian made at least one hit ami
scored at least one run.
In addition to keeping Detroit's hits
scattered ana being effective in the
pinches, Uhle made home run with
the bases filled and got two singles,
driving in six runs. his homer sending
Leonard to the showers. Eleven men
faced Cole in the eighth inning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
Three Home Runs

Philadelphia, April 2S.-Three home
runs, two Of them by Ralph Miller,
and Pitcher Meadows, with the bases
filled gave Philadelphia an II to vic
tory today and an even break in the
four game series with Boston. Will
liams got a home run in the third with
the bases empty.
Score 10y innings
Boston -------------ll0 600 03l - 6
Philadelphia ----------4ul WI lfT-li
Summary: Two base hits, Scott,
Rawlings. Il. Miller. Home runs. X.
Miller, Williams. Meadows. stolen
base. Christtenbury. Double plays,
Meadows, Bruggy and Lee; Rawlings
r. Miller and Lee; r. Miller, Rawlings
and Lee. Base on balls. Scott 4; Mea-
dows g. Struck out by Scott 4; Mea-
dows l. Runs. Christenbury ,. Cruise
Boeckel, Ford .; Rawlings. Williams
.. Meuscl, Wrightstone .: II. Miller ,,
Burggy Meadows .. Error, Powell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE WILL
BE COMPLETED SATURDAY

The managers and captains OF
the teams in the City League will
meet at the office of Don A. COch-
ran tomorrow night. at 500 o'clock.
for the purpose of completing the
schedule for the present season.
President Tom Frame urgently re-
quests full attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
Tennis Champ Defeated

Oakland, Calf, April 2s.-Wllam
Johnston, worlds doubles tennis cham
pion, paired with Phil Bettens, coast
junior title holder was defeated in an
exhibition match here yesterday by
Bob and Howard Kinsay Of San Fran
cisco, CA; S-6 6-3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
Yankees Break Losing streak

New York. April 2S.-The New York
Americans broke their long losing streak
tcity defeating Washington in the last
game of the series 9 to 8. Rice, Lewis
ana Harris worked a triple steal in the
first inning. the first named stealing
home. Charity and Ruth almost came
to blows in the fourth, but We're sepa.
rated by Umpire Moriarity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29

SEARCY'S BIG REDUCTION SALE
ON BLOUSES, BRASSIERS. UNDER
WEAR AND MILLINERY WILL
CONTINUE THROUGH THE WEEK.
THESE ARTICLES ARE MARKED
DOWN TO COST. WATCH FOX
SEARCY'S DISPLAY or THE STYLE
SHOW. SEARCY EXCLUSIVE
SHOP FOR WOMEN. 2I-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
TRY FRENCH PHYSICIANS
REMEDY

A purely vegetable digestive. mild
" laxative. Now on the market un-
der the trade name of DlGESTOlDS.
Many stomach sufferers find tney
can eat whatever they like by taxing
Digestoids after meals.
Mrs. L. 4. Hill writes: Before
taking Digestoids | was very caretui
in my diet, now eat anything with
out any i'll effect. cannot say too
much for Digestoids."
Get a package Of DlGESTOlDS to-
day, on a Money Back Guarantee,
YOUR druggist--50 cents.
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NOTICE
,r.-n.nnaI Card

DR.. A. II. Collins, Homeopathic rny'
sician. hay L. Main street rnone
Ae4 Calls answered medicine furn'sh-
So 3.3l.1.mo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
National League
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Western League
Oklahoma City 10; Omaha /.
st. Joseph 3; Tulsa =.
Sioux City S; Wichita 9.
Des Moines 8; Joplin 4.
National League
Brooklyn .; New York !.
Philadelphia IL; Boston 4.
Other games-rain.
American League
Boston G; Philadelphia ..
New York 3; Washington :.
Cleveland Is; Detroit ..
Chicago ut ST. Louis-rain.
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NWTIIITUIN v W. HdSt IHIS, NIIHH, TItT-
cey rcchinpaugh. Stolen bases: Rice.
Lewis, Harms, Pipp. Double play: PipD
UnIs sisted. Insr un balls off Erickson
&; Courtney l. Piercey >. Struck out:
by Piercey (, Erickson .. Runs: Rice.
Lewis >, Harris. Charity, Fewster,
Peckinpsugh, Pipp, Bodie Ward,
Schang >, Piercey >. Errors Shanks,
Charity >, Peckinpaugh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29

r. Ryan in Sth.
Totals--------25


New York -Ol0 600 600 i
BROOKLYN ----------O0O 600 20*--2
summary: Runs, Kelly, Johnson
Griffith Errors. none Two base hits,
Kelley. King Three base hits, Kelly
Johnston. Sacrifices, Wheat. Double
plays, Bancroft to Frisch to Kelly; Ban
croft to Kelly, Ruether TO Olson TO
Konetchy. Left on bases, New York,
): Brooklyn .. Bases on balls off Ryan.
,: Ruether /. Hits off Ryan in q;
off Salee none in /. Struck out by
Ryan /; Ruether .. Winning pitcher
Ruether; losing pitcher Ryan Umplres'
Hart and Mccormick Time 1885.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-29
BOSTON Beats Philadelphia

Boston, April 2S.-Perry weakened in
the fourth inning Thursday Boston
making three runs ana eventually win
ming from Philadelphia G TO .. Bush
started in the box for Boston but was
expelled in the first when he claimed
that Witt, who had walked. did not
score on Dugan's double TO the left
scoreboard. Myers capably pitched the
remainder Of the game and held Phil
adelphia safe. He received flawless sup
port.
BY innings:
Philadelphia --------- 100 900 lOO-2
Boston ------------- 100 300 2Ox-G
Summary: Runs: witt. f. Walker
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IsNttfu Abi iNAoNAi' ~ A"'iA'
Score by innings
4 Paris - 900 900 900 600 900 ii
y Ardmore - 900 600 900 900 600 %
Summary: Double plays, Snappe to
, Royster. Jones to Naylor. Base on
Lalls, off Hill . off Mcdonald Z.
struck out, by Hill I, by Mcdonald
H. Hit by pitcher, Payne and Beh-
rem (by Hill Passed ball, Pember-
!, ton. Left on bases, Paris l2, Ardmore
4 q. Time of game , hours. Umpire,
:, Adams
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
HE AVENGED
SLUR ON Wife
D'Onofrio Held in Bail for
Shooting of Country
man at Chester
WAS CAPTURED
BELOW WILMINGTON

CHESTER. Pa, July 16-Pio
D'Onofrio, 26 years old, the Italian
and alleged gunman who fred three
shots into the body of Gaspero Co
lorsa, 22 years, OF 1872 Kerlin street,
and then escaped, was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Elliott In Police
Court yesterday and held in $4,000
bail 90 await the outcome OF his VIC
TINS injuries. The motive for the
attempted murder was the alleged
Dragging of love affair some years
ago in Italy by Colorsa-
D'Onofrio was captured at Hare's
Corner. Del, and brought here from
Wilmington after confessing the
shooting Because Of a cork leg. he
was easily identified. D'Onofrio said
that Colorsa had been Dragging 10
mutual friends OF his success in a
love affair in Italy. and he had tired
OF listening to his wife's name and
honor being mahgned. He came 10
this country three months ago and
settled In Chester with other friends
from his home town in Italy. but his
wife did not come with him. He
heard OF the boasts OF Colorsa again
on Thursday his anger was aroused
and. procuring a revolver, he sought
Colorsa and riddled him with
bullets. The victims chance for re.
covery is considered slim.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
FIND STOLEN GOODS
ON POND BOTTOM

SALISBURY. Nd, July 16.-The
rrst substantial clue to the robbery
OF the Dorman & Smyth hardware
store. perpetrated last April, was
found this week when about $500
worth Of the stolen property was dis
covered at the bottom OF the Sails
bury Millpond, near the elecric light
plant
The find was made by some small
boys while In swimming One OF
the boys, Benjamin Cannon, son OF
an employe Of the hardware store
carried a sample OF his ind to l.
W. Dorman, president OF the COM
pany, who at once identified il as
their property.
The loot found included seven
Winchester repeating rifles. 25 razors
several sets OF knives and forks
flashlights, scissors and pocket
knives, all in a badly damaged state
from exposure to the water.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
What Legion Men Are Doing
NxxN~x~~x~~xxx~~xxNxNNNS NNSN~NNNSS~xxSN~Sx~xxx>

agreeing to send delegations TO the
convention. the purpose OF which is
to maintain the Identity Of the divi-
sion, which was known during the
war as the Red Diamond Division
and which figured conspicuously in
the Argonne forest fight, as well as
through various other important bat
ties during the war. II was among
the heaviest losers Of all American
divisions engaged.
The American Legion was FIRST or
ganized at a meeting held in Paris.
France, on March is. 16 and II.
1919, by a delegation OF a thousand
men, delegated from all the units OF
the American Expeditionary Force.
which organized and adopted a dec
laration OF principles and selected
the name American Legion"
Lawrence Roberts Post No. 81 will
meet next Monday evening at the
American Red Cross Headquarters,
oil Delaware avenue.
A trial trip Of the American
Legion" the new 2l,00O-ton twin
screw passenger cargo liner OF the
Munson Line. was the occasion for a
gathering Of the American Legion
officials from the eastern states. The
trip lasted two days Il started from
Camden, N. j., and ended at New
York. The ship was built for the
United States Shipping Board by the
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
II was allocated to the Munson Line
Evening journal., 1921-07-16

Chamber Of Commerce. Of Kan
sas City. has raised over 100000
for the entertaining Of the delegates
TO the Legions National Convention
to be held there October 30. 81 and
November /. The housing commit
tee has already secured the promises
Of enough beds 10 house everyone
who is expected 70 attend and no one
will have to spend a night on a
strange porch. T h Q convention
proper will be held in convention
hall which will seat 10000 persons.
The promise has been gotten from
all hotels and restaurants that rates
will not be raised during the week.
Members Of the American Legion
headed by Franklin D'Olier Post Ma
tional Commander and representing
every state and every branch OF the
service will sail for Europe August
3 on pilgrimage TO the battle zone
OF the World War.
The pilgrimage Is at the instance
OF President Millerand, who on behalf
OF the French government invited
the American Legion to send a rep
resentative delegation of former SER
vice men to attend the unveiling Of
/ the Flirey monument and to attend
a series Of events planned especially
for the Americans.
A small replica OF the F'lirey
monument was presented to Presi-
dent Harding by Ambassador Jusser-
and who at the same time transmit
ted President Millerands invitation
TO the American Legion thru its Ma
tional Commander John G. Emery
Because Of the stress Of Legion busi-
ness in this country Mr.. Emery will
not get to go to France with the
! Legionnaires but has selected Mr.
D'Olier for the leadership.
Delaware Post No. / will hold ~
first meeting this month at st. An
drews parish house on next Monda.
evening. All members and ex-serv
ice men are invited TO be present
Last Thursday about sixteen mem
bers of the Lawrence Roberts Pos
No. 21 took a weekend trip dow
the Chesapeake Bay. cooking thei
own meals and sleeping outdoors, II
fact, getting a taste OF the campaign
days Of 1917, as one member ex
pressed It. All reported it an enjoy
, able trip.
Deiaware's delegates with the 25I
members Of the American Legiol
who will make the pilgrimage q
. France will be Governor Denney ant
Arley B. Magee. Jr.. son Of the Mayo
OF Dover. An effort was made q
get one Of them from the upper enc
OF the State. but business prevented
those selected from going.
When the legion pilgrims reacl
Pyrennes in France they will b.
greeted by Marshal Foch at tn
house where he was born.
John NJ. Fisher. (NavaD Post No
is will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A oi
next Monday evening for the frs
time this month.
A million-dollar fund has been ap
propriated by California as a re
volving fund for land settlement foi
former service men.
Plans are about completed for tn
first national convention of the Fiftl
Division Irregular army to be hel'
in Philadelphia in September. The,
propose to have a three-day meeting
including an organization meeting
) A parade OF about 5000 men and en-
tertainment features and outings ar
scheduled.
Word has already been received
from a lumber Of organization
Evening journal., 1921-07-16

Let the woodsy sofa (Figure - be
the first article manufactured.
Twelve burs long and five burs wide
Is the measurement for the seat, and
Il must be perfectly fat with even
edges Make this first and be sure TO
have It right; then on top OF one
back row, Of the burs OF the seat,
build a back TO the sofa. three rows
high. and across each OF the two
ends OF the seat build arms TO the
sofa. two burs high. See that all the
work is plumb. even and firm. When
finished stick in four burs, one al
each corner for the legs.
Next tell the 10 fairies TO make
you a wee church Gig. p. They will
first build the tower, making a dou-
Bile layer Of burs, two burs high, and
eight burs long. on top Of one end
they will build the steeple Gig. p
and next the roof. For the oper
doorway two burs will be taker
from the solid front, and the win.
dows will be opened by removing
one bur from each window Gig. p
Candlestick Is Easy.
The fairies can also make a candle
and candlestick all In one piece foi
you Gig. 3D.
There will be a hat rounded foun
dation OF burs on the center Of which
Is attached the candle built up, on,
bur on top OF another. The handle
is a loop OF burs fastened in place
II is lots OF fun. but don't get thi
burs in your hairl
/ Copyright 1921 by Newspape
Enterprise).
Tomorrow Dan Beard viii tell yol
how TO make baskets out OF old straw
hats.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
JOY RIDERS IN
ROAD MIX-UP
Wilmington Men Held in
Chester; Women Com
panions Released
TOURING CAR
BUMPS TRUCK

CHESTER, Pa, July 16.-Four
alleged Joy riders from Wilmington
came to grief at an early hour yes
terday on the Chester pike within
the limits Of the borough Of Glen
olden. Harry T. Glanding, OF that
city. the owner OF a touring car, and
Lester Burns. who gave his address
as the Bedford Club. Wilmington.
were arrested and held in $1,000 bail
each for a further hearing next week.
Their women companions, Miss
Helen NJ. Burns and Miss Helen
Chadwick, Of Wilmington, we're dis
charged by the Magistrate.
The touring car collided with a
truck and suffered a broken front
axle, a smashed fender and was
otherwise battered, but no one was
seriously hurt. Chief OF Police
c. NJ. Marion. Of Glenolden. who ar
rested the two men, charged them
with driving a car in reckless man
ner. with being intoxicated and acting
disorderly The truck was driven
by Rex Harvey. OF Lindenwald, n. j.,
and was loaded with brass castings,
on its way to the Baldwin plant in
Eddystone.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16

Most the meOSS and money your auOmoe equipment due to
engine troubles Scored cylinders Caked plugs gmmed valves and loss OF
power caused cabOn-Oming impurities gasoline and OIL
The remedy simple suggest ethad apply unless PUROL Gasoline and
TOLENE Motor oil are always specified always used
These twins of Power uniformly good because uniformly refined from
uniform petroleum ghade parafne base Cde from wells and
refnereS and thru distributors.
PUROL sweet and dry gasoline free from and nOnvO oils
ItE all speed and power
TOLENE Superned product known Th Oil That's Clean There
is no better ubrcating oil than this.
There's quality and performance guarantee with PUROL and TOLENE
thatcOuId not be carried out by products lower quality
But make this quality dOub authorized dealers display
the ARROW of PmO and the of One To patOne these
you engine peOmacet
low upkeep but the prompt and intelligent service that
is the hallmark of the highclaS filling station
A11175JA THE PURE OIL CO. @3es
sB9$S ~ Producers Re9pHs naTnoew ~ lSOMSlM0
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
no DISCUS FIRE RAVES.

A meeting OF the committee ap-
pointed by A. d. Warner. president
OF the Chamber Of Commerce. to
investigate increases in fire insur-
ance rates. has been called for 4
o'clock next Tuesday afternoon. by
Charles II. Ten weeges. chairman.
Later the committee may hold hear
ings. Besides Mr.. Ten Weeges.
the committee Is composed OF
Carlton T. BRIGHAM, vice
chairman; Councilman Alexan-
der r. Abrahams. Albert Bird.
Robert d. Kemp. John S. Mullin
and Ralph saitzman.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
MOTOR CYCLIST
SERIOUSLY HURT

ELKTON. Nd, July 16.-George
Leight OF Port Deposit was brought
to Union Hospital here late Thurs
day night suffering from a fractured
leg and other injuries sustained
on the overhead railroad bridge
along the State road near Charles
town, this county. He had bought a
motorcycle in Philadelphia, and on
his way home with the machine col
lided with the bridge. which is de-
scribed as a death trap" His leg
was caught in the machine in such a
manner that he could not extricate IT,
and 1t was some time before assist
ance arrived.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
Alto BINfPs ROY

Running into the street directly
In the path Of an approaching au-
tomobile at Sixth and Monroe streets
afternoon, Michael Selillio
aged 6 years, was slightly injured
The automobile was being operated
'y William ]. Fox, OF 1914 West
sixth street, who picked up the lad
and carried him to the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, where his
Injuries were found not serious.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
FREED OF DROWNING CHARGE.

CHESTER. Pa. July 16.-After
hearing the testimony OF eleven wit
nesses a coroner's jury found a YER
dict OF accidental death in the
drowning OF Robinson Green. a Penn
/ seaboard Steel Company employe,
who lost his life in the Delaware
River June %. Tony Milko was
4 charged by some companions OF
zGreen with having led Green into
ieep water. then deserting him.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16

Dan Beard is national Boy Scout
commissioner OF America A good
deal OF his time, however, has been
spent in the interest Of girls. This is
the third of six stories on "Summer
stunts for Girls" written by him
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
soc-MARTAN CHoCoLATEs-ssc

Packed in one pound boxes each
containing rich Maple and Vanilla
Creams with Walnuts. FIlberts, Bra
I'll Nuts and Peanuts.
soc The Pound Box
DANFORTHS DRUG STORE
The Only Rexan Store I'm Wilmington
Market and Second Sts--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16

leaves and pink
headed burs. Look
steadily at the
bush, do you see
I n e furniture ?
Look again at the
pink headed burs,
and as you look,
Imagine them all
coming together,
ready at your CON-
|mand, to form
themselves int q
toys OF various
kinds.
Remember that
you have 10 bright
Evening journal., 1921-07-16

Ian bEAhD little IalrleS ready
with their magic to change the burs
into toys. The fairies are your
fingers. Have them gather a gener-
Gus quantity Of burs; then hunt a
shady spot 10 work where the
ground is level and smooth, free
from grass. maybe carpeted with
beautiful green moss, or possibly
paved with a large, fiat stone.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
BY DAN BEARD.

National Boy Scout Commissioner.
Yes, they are really there, but you
must look for them and put them
together. Hunt up a fine large bur-
dock-bur bush with its big green
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-11
UNIVERSITY RECITAL
AT AUDITORIUM SUNDAY

The first Sunday afternoon musical
recital of the year at the university
auditorium will be held this coming
Sunday, starting at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
On the program will appear Prof.
John w. Dickinson on the violin and
Miss Isabel Clark on the piano. Mos
COW people will recall the excellent
numbers that were given in the series
Of recitals of last year and will well
come the announcement that they will
be held again this fall and winter.
Last year there was surprisingly
large attendance at each of the YES
per musicals.
1t Is not planned to start the series
OF recitals until later in the fall, ac-
cording to Prof. e. o. Bangs, head of
the department OF music, but 1t was
thought that the time was favorable
for the first number.
The program is now being worked
out and will be announced in tomor-
rows paper
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-11
MOSCOW PASTOR OFF e
FOR DETR0IT'MEETING

The Rev. H. o. Perry left Wednes-
dav morning for Detroit Mich. to
attend the great national Methodist
meeting. The convention is for the
nrrpose Of gaining information. Gre
atine new ideas and for the general
stimulation OF the life OF the church.
The Rev Mr. Perry is a member
90 the national general board Of elu-
cation and is called to the convention
in that caracity.
He expects to reach CHICAGO to-
morrow morning and will go to Gary
IND whore he will snend tho day
talking with the men who have had to
do with the famous Gary nlan Of Re-
1iosous education. He will be in Chi
caoo SUNDAY attending one Of the
1aadino churches for the rnornin q
services and q gathering from he
cnlIares Of tha country Sunday even
inc ard Monday
At tha latter meetino thern will he
p discussion and consideration Of the
disc rraa noert nuastion. Tie will 90 on
N Detroit Tuesday morning for the
confararce This will last four 5avs
re avnects TO be zone two or three
weeks.