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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale


Farms and Land For Sale So
FOR SALE OR TRADE-6O acre farm, 5
miles east Of Elkhart on Middlebury
road; splendid Groom house. good barn.
chicken house, corn crib and garaEe
well fenced. Inquire after q y. ID.
Willard, 1870 5. carroll 81.
SUBURBAN HONE OF 50 acres; fne
large buildings overlooking the city :
price S20,COOO0 Wants residence or
business properly Wesley Van vain,
ca Farm1ss Trust Bldg.
TWO AND ONE-HALF ACRES-Near
Dixie highway and state line stop on
Niles car line. VIII sell for 800 per
acre: cash or terms; 10 percent dis
count for cash. This Is big bargain
for anyone desiring a country location.
Call Mr. Moore, Main III, second floor
% $. Main 81.
40 ACRES: LEVEL-Heavy soil; main
improved -osd; large house; bank
barn; orchard; 4 acres timber; price
500 per acre. Wants small house:
Wesley Van Valln, 624 Farmers Trust
Bldg.
40 ACRES-WithIn 1 miles OF city; moth
ing better for fruit or trucking; new
tive room house, large cellar, granar-
les, fair barn, other out buildings
new woven wire fences. Terms Of sale,
half cash or would consider hvc OF six
room house In exchange J. III. Jolly,
225 s. Main. Lincoln 1898.
50 ACRES-4iA miles from Knox. Ind.
$500; half down 200 \. Main 81.
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CoLPAERr REALTY CORPORATION
BROOM COTTAGE-New, $500; 5000
cash. Wesley Van Vain, 62i Farmers
Trnsf Rllr

GROOM COTTAGE-New, $500; 5000
cash Wesley Van Vain, 62i Farmers
Trust Bldg
blocks from center, excellent loca-
ton, all modern rooms, garage, shruos'
trees. large lot $500.
Beautiful residence in best condition
is rooms. 10 blocks from center, uVelJ
thoroughfare. Every convenience. entire
oak finish hot water heat, lot 66xl20--
lot alone worth SSOOO-price $1,000 Cash
$500. This is one Of the best buys In
city. will positively Increase In value.
Near MshaWaka, excellent 1Odern Q
room home built one year; good lot 81
700.
Modern semi-bun Ralow five rooms and
bath. sun parlor S42J0-SJ0O cash.
Excellent home part modern i've rooms,
Navarro place beautiful home built FIVE
years six rooms, bedrooms every con
venience, garage, large lot. shruboery
we have acres. one-half acres, lots,
suburban homes and residences in every
part OF South Bend and Envlrons WOr-
den Realty Co, 23S Farmers Trust Co.
Main As.
7-ROOM HOTSF-City water, electric
lights. gas and garage large enough
for + cars on King st, near Porta &c
av. car line. 800 cash, balance go
per month Hastings, 2l5 " Michigan
St Lincoln GAO. Office open evenings.
> ROOM H0TSE-Large lot, IN good 10
cation near South side car Inc. for
SO: 300 cash. balance SO monthly.
Possession at once. Hastings, 2ls y.
Michigan ST Lincoln $40. Office open
evenings.
s14-S18 E. COLFAX AvE-2 strictly
modern homes and rear, FOR sale AZ q
sacrifice. Front home has eight rooms,
large sleeping porch, downstairs lava
tory. oak floors. excellent heating
ufpmr Rnn- home seven rooms fur
mace and bath Both properties in ex-
cellent condition. William Happ, Real
tor. 207 $. Main 81. Phone Lincoln
1c43 \. JOHNSON sT-7-room strictly
modern home with garage and sleep
ing porch. located on one Of best streets
on northwest side. Home has OAK
floors and trim downstairs, very az
tistlc decorations. ample closet space,
large buffers pantry. Basement under
entire house: fine heating plant. Three
bedrooms. bath, sleeping porch up
stairs. large attic william Hspp
Realtor. 207 S. Main 81. Phone LIN
coin 1571.
I0-ROOM HOUsE-In good locality; for
cheap sale $4,000 down, balance
same as rent. Price - 10000 Phone
Lincoln 561T. J. A. Mccullough. 20o2
;. Michigan 81.
515 Z. HANEY Av.-Just being COM
pieted, Groom, very complete modern
home located on best street on south
east side Home has oak floors and
trim downstairs, beautiful French doors
between living and dining room. lam
dry travs ia basement, large drain
board sink ii kitchen. tile bath NTH
bgIIf-in tub and pedestal Isvetorv.
laundry chute. Alley lot with all as
sessments paid. Price 5000 terms.
William Happ, -realtor. 207 s. Main
A. Phone Lincoln 1h1
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situations wanted-Female 81


Situations Wanted-Female SO
HOUSEKEEPER = Wishes position in
respectable middle aged widOwers
home. Call Main 1895.
hURSING-For practical nursing call
evenings. Lincoln 1894, or 613 W.
Washington. Best OF references.
WIDOW-With child wants position as
hOusekeeper in middle-aged widOwer's
home. Call Main 2S73. 903 W. Jeffer-
son.
WASHING-And Ironing done at 1TI2 S.
Chaplin St
WOMAN-Wishes position as housekeep-
er; has one ,hild; care OF elderly COu-
pie considered. Address Box 149,
Situations Wanted-Male 81
COOK AND BUTLER-Call 1925 W LIS
ton ST Can IN -nish good references.
CRAFTSMANSHIP years experience
along automobile and special machin-
cry; wishes to make connections with
firm where initiative and conscientious
application count. Can prove ability
by record. Call X1536, Elkhart, Ind.
POSITION AS PRIVATE CHAUFFEUR
By highly experienced man; mar
ried. Can furnish best OF references.
Box $50, NewE-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
Money to Loan

HOME BUTLDERS-and real estate men
can get money for home building from
John Mnnec association, Chicago, at
6 percent. Up TO 90 percent Of ap-
praised value Of building loaned pay
able at l percent monthly, including
interest. Write A. Harrison, Colfax
hotel today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

10 ROOM HOUsE=In good locality; for
cheap sale. $4,000 down, balance
same as rent. Price - 10000 Phone
: Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

WI HANE-Several rebuilt b.rEctes, 81
and up also, several rebuilt Johnson
tons Motor BIKE shop. - - r Jet-
fercnn Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

y. OLIYE-By owner; broom bungalow
with quarter acre or more; optional /:
price right for quick sale. Main SJO6
Call 1zO8 Lincoln Way West
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
Omces and Desk Room
Wanted To Rent.

WANTED-By family Of two, a house
Of 6 or rooms by Oct 10, or sooner.
Can furnish reference. Address Box
14S. NewS-Times.
MODERN HOUSE-Seven or eight rooms
oct. LIST. southeast side Call 1924 s.
Chaplin or write Box 1J1. News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

FOR SALE-Seven percent land con-
tracts on dwellings. These contracts
range from 81, 200 to 5000 and the
payments will be guaranteed by the
Securities Investment Corporation met
assets over $225, 0O0). Inquire Securi-
ties Investment Corporation Phone
Main SOC. 40 S. Main St. South Bend.
Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
BUSINESS SERVICE
Heating and Plumbing

We FURNISH AND EQUTP new or old
homes with the most attractive toilet
articles Estimates cheerfuliy given.
Slutsky's Plumbing shop. 1910 W.
washington. Main 5522
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
AUTOMOBILES


HARLEY DAVIDSON-Jsed and reoni Z
Harley Davidson motorcycles and aae
cars al reduced prices: so and lp.
lnDestiEate our payment plan rag
dorm and Webster. Zl6-Z- L. JeueIson
blvd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
Mnnte1-Tn Rnrrnw

A GROWING BUSINESS needs So. 300
additional capital security three
cent for three years. Address Box 13S.
care Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

MR. HOME BUILDER-It's economy TO
have tile floors anu walls In your bath
room. Let US explain. South Bend
Marble and Tile Co. ID Lincoln Way,
n I1neain 1h7e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
Kodak Finishing


Heating and Plumbing ~
FEN TURNOCk a Cu.-Pumbng and
heating repair work Of Ell Kinds: est
uates cneerfully furnished G21 East
Jefferson Blvd. Main 1905
K0W IS THE TIME 90 have hot air fur
nacss Overhauled repairs furnished
sheet metal work al kinds. J. ~.
Prank shop. f0f -. ScCtt ST. Lincoln
1885
TFPAIR PLUMBING ana contract work
done Let rs give you an estimate on
youF new bouEe. McGmth Plumbing
Co. AS =. LaSa{1e az. Main $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

Insurance 81
AUTO ACCIDENTS-occur eTsTT day.
SO do auto fires and robberies Are
you properly insured against these
thlngsl II not. call william Happ,
20I Nan. Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


LOTS FOR SALE IN south eide ~ tie
city; near car line. schools and factory.
/. Taylor. Lincoln COOS. 102I r. Bow
man So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

MODERN HOUSE-Northwest part 81
city; now vacant; vacant lot az first
payment: balance in monthly payment.
Hastings, 21S y. Mich gan 81. Lincoln
GAO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-28

LLKHART SUBURBAN HOME-One
acre and seven room house. near com
pletiOn; ideal garden spot: , minutes
walk from street car, s. 700 buys IL;
Go days possession. Information. Isaac
Chandler. Elkhar- Ind, r. f. d. 6.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
GEORGE STEPHAN NAMED
AS VIviAN'S SUCCESSOR

Despite the fact that Former Lieu
tenant Governor George Stephan pro-
tested that he was not a candidate
TO succeed John F. Vivian as register
Of the state land board, it appears
that the honor will be thrust upon
him.
On Monday Governor Shoup sent
to the state senate the name OF Mr..
stephan, and it is likely that his ap-
pointment will be confirmed by the
senate. Mr.. Stephan made good
showing as lieutenant governor under
Governor Shoup in the last term, and
served several months as Governor
pro tenn.
Mr.. Vivian is member of the Ma
tional Republican committee. He has
just completed his sixth year as re-
gister.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
AND PADGETT
FOUGHT A TEN ROUND DRAW

The boxing match at Montrose Mon
day evening is pronounced to have
been one of the best events put on
SO far this season. In this match
Cowboy Padgett of Dolores and Jack
McCarty of Delta were the principals.
Both men put up good scrap, and
at the end of the tenth ronud a
conference between the main referee
and the two ringside judges both
men were led to the center of the
mat and raised both their hands amid
much cheering
As usual in so close a contest,
there is some difference of opinion,
some Padgett supporters claiming
that he won the draw, while Mccarthy
friends say that had the fight lasted
a very short time longer he would
have won the decision.
AT any rate it looks good for our
Jack. man who has had practically
no training aside from home men, put.
ting up draw fight with a man with
Padgett's training.
Jack Poole and Kid West furnished
the first preliminary match, West
winning the decision. Al Rose of Port.
land. Oregon, and Clarence Lang OF
Denver, Rose winning easily. Sidney
Belt of Dolores and Sailor Innis fol
lowed Belt winning in the second
round.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
SUGAR FACTORY PEOPLE AND
FARMERS GET TOGETHER

The contract as published in n
recent issue of the Independent. pro
posed by the Holly Sugar corpora.
ton for 1921. has been accepted by
the growers and many have already
signed up.
The first growers to begin drilling
were Starr Ensley and Ernest Hobbs.
who are farming the Hallock place.
starting operations yesterday.
With prices uncertain for potatcns.
onions and other crops, the grow ng
of beets can not but prove as pro
fitable. II not more SO, than any other
crop. Then. again. the Delta sugar
factory should operate. We put in
some fifteen years to secure it-now
our farmers should have pride in
keeping 1t running. There will be
plenty of labor this year. at much
lower prices and undoubtedly more
satisfactory production
Acreage is being signed quite readi.
ly but the factory can handle upwards
Of 10000 acres.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
JOHN WILLIAM GESLlN
RECEIVED FINAL CALL TUESDAY

On Tuesday, March IA, John Will
liam Geslin passed away at the family
home in North Delta. following ten
days illness from pneumonia. Tne
deceased was born October l9, 1888
at GAINESVILLE. Ohio He was united
in marriage to Miss Rose Sulli- Il Of
Laurelville, Ohio, December s, 1878.
Forty-two years of happiness crowned
this union.
Surviving are tne widov and tn
children, Mrs Maude Spanglsr of Len
yer, Mrs. Ethel Barnum OF Kansas.
Mrs. Beryl Hamacher of Carmen, k
lahoma, Mrs. Erma Berry of Forsan.
Oklahoma, Earl Geslin of Rivsr.on,
Wyoming, Lloyd Geslin, Vera Geslin,
Mrs. Fern Brown. Mrs. Grace Marsh,
and Mrs. Bernice Carter of Delta.
The funeral service will be con
Quoted Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock from the Church cf God bv
Rev. F. W. Hopkins. Intefmsut will
be at the Garnet mesa cemetery.
Members of the family fcom away
were Earl Geslin from Rivc.tnn, Nyo-
ming and Mrs. Maude Spargier from
Denver
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
LOCAL ENGINEERING FIRM
TO DO MoNTROSE ROAD WORK

Edd Hanson and Jim Girardet of
the Girardet-Hotohkiss Engineering
company returned Saturday for trip
to the southern part of the state
where they were looking over the
road situation in Dolores, Durango
and bayfield,. This company has Just
completed very fine piece of road
work from Delta to the Montrose coun-
ty line. Montrose county is negotiat-
ing to have them build mile OF road
in their county, commencing at the
Delta county line.
According to arrangements being
made. there will be some change In
the location of the road where same
CROSSES the railroad.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
MISS MAY ovERsAY BECOMES
BRIDE OF ELIJAH ALLEN

At the Methodist church Sunday az
ternoon at 200 O'Clock Rev. Geo. F.
Klein performed the marriage cere-
mony in which Elijah Allen and Miss
May Overbay were the principals.
The couple were attended by Mrs.
la Hobbs and Lloyd Overbay. sister
and brother of the bride.
Mrs Allen is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Overbay of the Upper
Gunnison, who has made her home
here for number of years. She is
known to a large circle of friends. as
is also her husband.
We hasten to extend congratulations
to this couple just launching on the
sea of matrimony
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
BOB WILCOX MARRIEs
LONG BEACH LADY

On March /. at Long Beach, Cali
fornia, Robert w. Wilcox. elder son
of Mrs. T. II. Gale. was married to
Mrs. Elsie Feldman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Rasmussen of Long
teach. Bob Wilcox spent his boyhood
days here. and after finishing his
public school education here, attended
Stanford university. He served in the
army medical corps during the late
war. and after his release hung out
a shingle at Long Beach whore he
is enjoying liberal patronage.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
WomAN's RELIEF Corps ATTEND
MEMORIAL AT MONTROSE

Sixteen members of George b. Nc
to Montrose Friday and attended the
meeting of Montrose Corps No 3,
after which the doors were thrown
open and a beautiful memorial SER
vice was held in honor of the late
Mrs. p. H. Adams whose demise oc-
Cured on February last Mrs
Adams united first with the Delta or
ganization and served first as an Aide
and then as Conductor. and after
3oining the Montrose she was elected
as Senior Vice, which office she re-
tAined until she was called away
The altar was beautifully draped
n vines and cut flowers, the gift of
Mr.. Adams. and tributes were read
b. Mrs. Jessie Hawley for Aontrose
and by Mrs. AuriIla Wright for Delta
while resolutions of coincidence were
presented and accepted by the Reso.
lutions committee. Mrs. Grace Nc.
Kelvey sang two contralto solos.
The following ladies from Delta
attended the ceremonies: Mrs. r. S.
Kelso. Mrs H. ]. Baird: Mrs. Roy
Gregg: Mrs. L. Hurst; Mrs. George
Wonders: Miss winifred Wonders; :;
Mrs. s. NJ. Wright; Mrs. Tom Dewar
Mrs. T. f. Remley; Mrs. l.. A. Dowd !:
Mrs. J. E. Beckley; Mrs. ]. N. Crabill
Mrs. A. s. Harwood Mrs. F. R.
Stearns; Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Mrs.
Lauretta Travis.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
\ First Baptist Church

Sunday School at 9:45 n. m. A live
up-to-date school.
Morning worship 1l:0O a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at 700 p. m
Evening Service at 500 p m.
At this hour Rev. ]. c. Ashley will
preach his farewell sermon. and the
Christian church congregation will
join in the service.
We want to call attention to the
six-day program which is now in pre-
paration for the Easter Season. be.
ginning with n Missionary Conference
the afternoon and evening of March
cath. and closing with evangelistic
services on Sunday. April 3rd. The
Choir will present beautiful Easter
Cantata Sunday evening, March %.
Come and worship with us.
"The Homelike Church"
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
ONE OF BEST KNOWN MEN
OF SLOPE DIES MONDAY

On Monday, March IA ]. P. Hunt
ley passed away after br1ef
illness. Mr.. Huntley is well known
all over the Western slope, having
served for thirty years continuously
as depot agent for the Denver & Rio
Grande at Pueblo. Alamosa, Gunni-
son and Delta For the past fifteen
years he was engaged in the grocery
business with his brother-in-law, ]. S.
Turner in Delta, selling out their bu-
siness about a year ago.
A few weeks since he went to Los
Angeles where Mrs. Huntley had gone
sometime before, and soon after ar
irving he was taken i'll of the trouble
which ended in his demise.
John P. Huntley was born in Wes-
tern New York state on the Sth day
of March, 1s45 and was 76 years ard
6 days of age.
He is survived by his wife and one
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Wolbert of this
city and two sisters, Mrs. John S..
Turner of Los Angeles and Mrs. E..
P. Black of Denver.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Huntley's sisters in Los Angeles
and burial was in Rosedale cemetery
Many Delta friends were present with
others, and there were many beautiful
flowers to attest the love of his
friends for the departed.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
REV. S. w. PlMLoTT Is
NEW N. e. PASTOR FOR DELTA

Following the resignation of Rev.
Geo. F. Klein Of the First Methodist
church OF this city, inquiries were
sent out for candidates to fill this
pulpit, and n message received here
yesterday brought the acceptance OF
Rev. s. w. Pimlott. for six years
pastor Of the church at Ordway.
Rev. Pimlott comes highly recon-
mended as spiritual man and a min
lister OF the gospel He lie young
man and his family consists Of his
wife and four small children.
Rev. Pimlott IL expected TO arrive
here shortly after April lat.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
MAYOR STEWART SAYS HOME
LOOKS GOOD TO HIM

Watson H. Stewart, Mayor of the
city, arrived home Saturday after
spending five or six weeks in the
East during which he visited in Phil
adelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
mia, Washington, D. C. and points in
Ohio and Oklahoma
Mr. Stewart says he is glad to get
back to Colorados eternal sunshine,
as he saw a lot of bad weather while
he was away. He had not been in
Pittsburgh two days until he was in
troduced to a seven-inch snow storm.
Regarding business condition East
Mr. Stewart said in part: I talked
with number of manufacturers and
they all seem to think that things
will drift back to normal conditions if
the railroad rates can be adjusted so
that they can know where they stand.
They claim that if they load up on
raw materials, within two or three
months there may be readjustment
which would work a hardship upon
the manufacturer. They also claim
on the other hand, that people will
not buy goods on account of this pos
sible adjustment of rates.
| Mr.. Stewart visited several large
wollen mills in Philadelphia, where
high grade ladies' clothing is made.
and says that Australian wool is be-
| ing used exclusively. and that the
manufacturers say it will be two
years before the home grown product
will be in demand to any great ex-
tent. This wool was purchased with
the expectation of evading a high
protective tariff. Mr.. Stewart says
the same is true regarding beef and
mutton, packing houses being filled
to the guards with imported meats.
Returning Mr Stewart came
through Oklahoma. Here he says he
saw warehouses jammed full of cot
ton. and tons upon tons outside, while
many acres of last years crop has
never been picked. Under present con-
ditions the owners claim they could
hardly give it away.
Taking it all around it doesn't look
as If business conditions will be nor
NAL within the next two years.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
GICPiN RED WANTS TO
BOX WITH MeCARTY

A letter has been received from
Louis Ferganchick of Austin in which
he states that he wants to meet Jack
McCarty in a boxing match. His let
ter follows:
Il am ready to go on in 30 days
time at catch weight, winner to take
all, or 40 and 60-any way to suit
Jack. I am going to quit the game.
and am entitled to return match,
so come on Jack and get some easy
,Signedl Gilpin Red.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
BLACK CANON STOCK
NOW LOOKING W

A message was received here Mon
day announcing that the Lubbock
OIL corporation had struck oil at n
point about three miles from the Black
Canon OIL company's we'll. and that
the oil is standing 300 feet in the
well. This well is about a mile and a
half from some OF the Black Canon
leases.
The Lubbock people drilled to a
depth OF 4225 feet last fall and decided
that It was dry hole. so they were
considerably surprised when the oil
broke through last week. The Black
Canon drill is down 1000 feet and
according to biologists. should strike
oil at least 500 feet higher on account
of the fall OF the land.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
HON F. o. cATLiN SPEAKS
TO DELTA DRAMTic CLUB

Last Monday night the Community
room of this city was the scent of
a most enthusiastic gathering Of
members and visitors of the Delta
Dramatic club, when Hon. F. ID. Cat
lin of Montrose delivered for the bene-
fit of the Delta people his quite un-
usual and very scholarly talk on
Maeterlink, the Belgian modern drama
tist, essayist and philosopher.
Mr. ,Catlin's lecture showed the re-
suit of much studious investigation.
sane weighing Of mental concepts and
a thorough appreciation of the philo-
sephy of Maeterlink bearing on the
eternal question of human life. and
the two correlative questions. What
is life. and What is truth?
Mr.. Catlin said. blessed assurance,
Jesus Is mine!' is the cry of all sim
cere christians. and blessed assur-
ance. the universe Is mine, and / be-
long to the universe" is the cry of
the Belgian poet, Maeterlink- He
further showed that Maeterlink's phil
strengthen to understanding.
Inc QramatlC ciuD mas enjoyed
many careful papers and talks in its
meetings this winter but no talk or
paper has been given at any time
which has shown the able preparation
and understanding Of the subject Of
the Maeterlink talk OF this week.
Some discussion followed. Millard
Fairlamb briefly outlined the play of
Maeterlink known as The Intruder.
and spoke of the beauty and grandeur
of his play. The Bluebird. DR.. Nc
Clanahan. with his usual able come
back" dismissed Maeterlink. his poe
try. his philosophy and his greatness,
by ably proving that "pathelogically.
he was not sound" He also referred
to Maeterlink as coming under the
same description as Mrs. Eddy in
Mark Twain's little comment that
her constructions were all right, but
they didn't mean anything"
Gaisworthy and Thomas are the
next two dramatists to be studied. and
the club members are looking forward
with much anticipation to the papers
and discussions forthcoming.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Meeker

roui vi ANU Mcehet
Rev. F. r. Stemme, Minister.
Services for Palm Sunday. March
goth, 1921.
9:45 a. m. the church school with
classes for all ages and teachers for
all classes.
11:00 n. m. Divine worship with
pulpit message. Sermon subject
"The King OF Glory"
500 p. m. vesper service. Sermon
on 'The unanswerable Question"
Special music at both services.
500 p. m. Christian Endeavor SO
ciety, Last Sunday was record
breaker In all attendances. 81 at c.
r.. 102 at Vesper service. 144 Mt
morning service and 1s9 at Sunday
school. "AIl things are now ready and
there IL yet room"