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New Britain herald., 1921-12-05

one and one-half cups flour, -
teaspoon salt, teaspoons baking
powder, tablespoons butter. 34 cum
milk, | egg, sugar. nutmeg, canned
peaches.
Drain peacho from syrup. Mix
and sift -four, salt and baking now
der Rub in butter slightly softened.
Beat egg till light and add milk.
A"o 10 dry mixture and beat well.
,onr INTO q well buttered, deep pan.
ADA peaches, sprinkle with sugar,
|aCging the amount by sweetness of
The fruit dust with nutmeg and bake
in moderate oven. The peaches
VIII sink in the batter Bake half
an hour and serve warm with top
milk
New Britain herald., 1921-12-05
Don't Neglect q Colo

Mothers, don't let colds Get unicr-
wa; &c IKE first cough or erifuc rub
M a-clc q the throat nnd chest.
TTlztsrc'e 10 n pure, white ci-tment,
made with q cf nuct7rl. 1t drawa
cut cc~re-ti~1, r-l:evcs scrc7c-s, docs
oil the Wort; If the good old-fashioned
mustard PLACER u Ccatic- way, With
out the bl:rtcT.
Keep a jar handy Tor olieme.Ceacics,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ayourkcnc.
$50 65cinj AIRS e. tubcsi 1pi.als!zc, So.
RETTER THAN A MucrARn rLAsTER
New Britain herald., 1921-12-05
Straw berry Float,

Straw berry Float.
One cup canned Strawberries
drained from their sirup, egg, .
tablespoons powdered sugar, / p cups
milk, l dessert spoon -four, IA cup
gfanulated sugar is teaspoon So
= teaspoon vanilla
Separate white and yolk of egg
Put white, powdered sugar and
drained berries in a bowl and beat
with a dover heater until stiff. This
will take twenty minutes.
Put yolk Of egg in top of double
boiler with era nulated sugar salt and
hour Mix perfectly smooth and
pour over scalded milk. Cook over
hot water till custard coats the spoon.
Remove and, when COOL add vanilla.
Pour into a glass dish and drop the
strawberry mixture from a tablespoon
on the custard and serve at the table.
banana Snow.
Two bananas, tablespoons sugar,
tablespoon lemon juice, | teaspoon
water, egg,
Peel bananas and scrape off the
outside. Mash with sugar and lemon
Juice. Rcat white Of egg with water
ill stiff and dry. This egg white
must he bcaten on platter with a
wire whisk Fold in the banana
mixture and chill to serve. Make
little cup cakes. using the yolk of the
cgE
!ahcd Nut and Date Pudding.
One egg, 2-3 cup granulated sugar,
, tablespoons -four / tablespoon
water Y teaspoons baking powder,
81 cup chopped English walnuts, "a
cup chopped la ties.
Hnat first five ingredients well.
Adj nuts and dates. Turn into a
nGttcred pga and bake 90 minutes in
u SOW oven. Serve with whipped
cream.
Tapioca Cream
Two cups milk, > tablespoons
min-.;" tapioca. IA teaspoon salt,
.,.e..r l., p.- Curlr tlD'.SD0OD
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
Adam Schantz, Former Business
Man of Ddytona, Increased IT'S
Fathers Fortune to So, O0O,O 600

cid fashioned buildings We're s1aAu-
ING ard to erect modern office nhita
ings IL their place.
lie was particularly interested IN
improving the Third and Main street
ste owned by the Gem City Realty
COMPANY. on which the Phillips hotel
elete dis deal he planned toshrdlu
Is located
Doror or Park: Aided in Flood Time
HIS public spiritedness was Gemon
.tratea on many occasions. as for ex
ample. when he gave Waldruhe park
10 the city and made ii possible for
me city to acquire Island park. Buk
his hest sardice was rendered Day
son during the flood Largely through
his inspiration the Flood Prevention
fund was raised amounting TO s28oo,-
900. In fact Ire may be regarded as
The organizer OF the Flood Prevention
fund. And the remarkable thing about
this plan Of Mr.. Scllantz was that he
dared TO make the proposal at a time
I that Dayton was facing a property
u,ss OF SIPS 900, 900 He worked con-
.isfently and effectively until the con-
serxanev proect was certainty.
The Sehantz plat, one OF the most
beautiful improvements in Dayto9, was
HE carrying out of the plans OF Mr.
+. sehsntz.
although he gave practically al his
time to business. yet he was mem
Der of quite a number OF fraternai
organ ssat ions. He belonged 10. the
lElks. the knights of Pythias. the Tel
sel,al club. the Knights OF the Golden
gagfc. the Dayton Bicycle club, the
Eagles. the Miami Valley Golf club
the .d;ami Literary society the Day
ton City club and the Dayton GYM,
inastie club
He was bobrn in Daytona. Decem.
Der IS. 1867. and was the second Sol
- Alan and Salome Shanfz tne'
Salome LATIN. He received ms e1u,
tatiol in the common schools an
took commercial course. lie Shove,
, Il. early aptitude for business and wa
Of great assistance to his father be
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
Ladies Committee Busily at
Work on Fancy Work for Elk's
Charity Fair, February 9-19

Miss Lola Mcdonald. Mrs. +. I. Po-
latty. Miss ElIaaene Wright. Miss
Louise Wright, Miss Birdie Clifton
THE GABL ES' Mrs. Bessie Hall
pefn. chair,aay; Mrs Boysen. Mrs.
saith. Miss Kinning, Mrs. F'absr, Mrs
Holstesn. AIRS. Silvie. Mrs Johnson.
Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Prevo, Mrs.
Gould. Mrs. Rothchild. Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs. smith. Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs
Bertha :. Smith. Mrs. w 3. NILS
Miss Maxine 0dum.
"DESPLASDs Edna Wallace
cha lady. Miss Dora Williams. Mis-
Eleanor Browning. Mrs. Hewitt Ed
mundson. Mrs. Geo. Marks airs \
c. Hankins. NJ SIS Adeliae Briggs. Miss
Harriet Crane. Miss Antoinntte Foltz
Mrs. David Sholtz. Miss Eracstins
Switzerland. Mrs. Harold Zimmerman
AIS W ]. Gardiner, Mrs " II. Han
Ains. Mrs Margaret Dayi', Mrs. l.. L
Williams, Mrs. Jean MacCauley. Mrs
r. H. LaRoche.
PRINCE GEORGE Mrs. II. B
schultz. chairlady; Miss Olive H.nsk,
I Mrs. Winthrop Esch. Mrs. Geore'
s Horton. Mrs. r. S. Woolford, Mrs. II
g. Low Mrs A. AIilligan. Mrs. Hayey
Mrs. J. l.. Pepper, Mrs. Fred Pules
on. Mrs. G. NJ. Bingham. Mrs. Hol
eoyd. Mrs. A. McF. Porter, Nile Ed
ina Manuel, Mrs. AfIeck. Mis-. r. L
Neyin. Miss Witt, Miss Dennisor
Mrs. Metlenry, Mrs. Brown. Mrs Bal
;ntyRe Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. r lian
stevens Mrs. j. @ Lyle. Mrs. Mar
r Youlin, Mrs. " ". lilly 3i.'
G. Amer, Miss Phgls Beoalfel5
las lanes Kelsey, MS. Loring Hol
mes, MIS-. + Lend Miss Marion Brew
s;er
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

The work OF getting ready for the
big fair which viii be held by the
i-lks oil the city in the Armory from
February TO 10 is proceeding stead
~ and rapidly The fair will be one
of the biggest of its kind that has ever
been attempted in this city. Al idea
OF rs magnitude may be realized whe3
Il 5 considered that more than 200
ladies' are working on fancy articles
and several thousands OF dollars are
expected = be realized from X.
Following are some CT the ladies
who will aid IL ha work
CANDY BOOTH" Mrs. Max I.eid i
ersdorf. chairlady. MS. Geo a. Crane
MS II. r. Low Mrs ". 3. Shaw
Trs. .tehn Miner Mrs. ROLAND keat-
ing. Mrs. G. ]. Chrvst. Mrs. Geo. NJ
rafh. Mrs. r. NJ BAILEY. Mrs. Harry
Mcdonald, Mrs ii. b. Ross. Miss Irene
Brown Miss Fern flibard Miss lens
Neal Mrs. Shirley Bowden.
THE PRINCESS ISSENAf Mrs
! Kemp. ehaillady: Mrs W NJ Ham
kins. Mrs John He'll. Mrs Ed. French
Miss Mary Gille. Miss Florence Schat-
Ter Mrs. NJ F. Cornwall Miss AlleI
+ o erisn. aiiss Sarah Perr... Mrs. T. +
Ftzseraid, Miss Lola Mcdonald, Mis-
Highland ChaGse, Miss Nlargare
Fayna Mss Agnes Shepherd. Mrs
Iieny Polliiz, Mrs spakman. MIS-
Myrtlc warner Peter Dygert. Mre
Geo Bach. Mrs. Harry Flarn His
Jaanit Ness,aore. Miss norothy Eos
re-
THE RlnGEWooD'' AIRS. Tor
Milton cbairlady. MIS-. A. b. Hlr.i
on. Aius. Jack Wigft Mrs 1iand
AnGrew. Ngs Minnie pappei Mrs. /
". Has. Mss Mia Nae .iatrell. Mr..
Geo. 7 Graham, Mrs. Fsank Percs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

DAYTON Ohio. Jan. la lam
Sehantz, who died ar st. Augustine
Fla. this week. had been in declining
health during the last two years and
a half This condition, while known
only to his family and intimate friends.
was the special reason that he ieit
the city last Wednesday for his trip
to Florida He kept to MS desk, how
ever. till the time for his departure,
land the brief letters. which he wrote
to Dayton. contalaed no mention OF
his Illness
The III health Of Mr Sehantz vas
due primarily TO his constant applica-
ton to work
Adam Schantz was conspicuous
exainpie of the son OF a wealthy man
who demonstrated that he was made
Of tie same solid stuff as his father
ana who kept the faith of his father
imposed in him in making him execu-
tor 81 the estate by tripping and per-
haps quadrupling the fortune which
his father left. The Sehaatz estate
is now valued at between S3-oo0,oe0
land S4.0eo OG0. il Is understood.
Had Many interests Throughout City.
Besides serving as executor OF his
fathers estate during II last L
years, since his fathers death, Mr..
Schantz had many other interests. he
was president of the Buckeye Build
ing and Loan association, director OF
the american National bank, presi-
dent of the Moraine Development
omDany with E. A. Deeds and C. r
ketter'ng. interested in the Edgemonl
RgaI.y ee2any, aad. an officer of tbs
e ~ CITY ;sea'fy company which con-
.rals the phillips hotel site. He was
a'e lest 81 the combination of the
Day.oa Breweries company. was for
nlar president CT the Dayton Street
Railway company. and director OF
thp Reliahle Fire Insurance company
Sit schantz was responsible for re-
placing more old buildings with new
buildings than any other man in Day
ton. II was his particular delight t,
bny - site on which old shacks u
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
Atlroctiue Living Models to
Display Gorgeous Gouns and
Ladies Wearat Anthony Bros.
Formal Opening of New Store

Anthony Brothers splendid new
home Oh Beach street and Magnolia
avenue will be formally opened with
d style show Monday afternoon There
will he music aud the latest mod Is
will be atfraetively displayed BY liv-
ing models from 800 til o'clock IN
tine ladies' ready to- wear department
will show spring styles IN afternoon
and evening gowns, sport toys, porch
fsocks. rub dresses. negiigces. evsn-
ing gowns, bathing suits beach caps
and capes. Eight we'll kGoan payto-
"a ladies viii assist la making the
AFFAIR the success II deserves BY .et-
ing as the living models. they are;
Mrs David Sholtz.
Airs Aibartus flankiBs.
Mrs. Tianoli Zimmerman.
Miss Jean Maecauley
Mss Dora Williams.
Miss Edna Wallace
Mics Henrietta Crane.
Miss Hyiand Chalfec.
Anthony Brothers have new com
pleted errfy detail ia connection wifi
their new place Of business and al
three floors are yeritable bee hive
OF industry in cslarsp oi capable s,tl !
people Who give courteous attention
20 ali Customers Thcie motto is sarv
ice and this they are able 10 give be
cause the Stock IS all new aud dali,
arTsvass keep it right mp to III mia
ut In styse and quality. making III
store the le..der of The Es;iit Coast q
it aiis lorg felt wait and eaahl =.
the whole faaiils TO set outduei fr3.
head to foot.
An elevator. which Is n coastan
operation really makes IN onamen
of the stains Each department
complete in detail ard ueder the FOG
may be found advanced STYLES AZ
practical wearables Tor man. Womsf
and child
The ground floor may be ente@e
from Beach or Magnolia avenue an
only gives suggestion Of the ap
pointmenls OF The two upper door.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

Entering from Beach street you turn
TO the left aud the men's department
is II hand Here you viii find mems
shoes and shoes for women and
children. Ga the right are notions.
ribbons. silks. wool piece goods. or
gar dies yoiles. ginghams, pe.cales
and madras. domestics. table linen.
tewe,s and outing fIannels.
TAKE the elevator TO the second
Iiloor Tor tn Antoinette Tea Room
and Mr.. Bonield.s information bur-
can. After you haze satisfied your
aapeiite and acquired any travel I'M
formation you may desire just have
an accommodating sales lady show
you the latest "a millinery. eorsets,
musli.f Philippine and silk under
Wear. bungalow aprons. morning
dresssa. sweaters. gingham dresses
rhillren's m ddes and children
lresses \ 6ittlg room + eIa5 crate
= arranged forth trying on of cor
Is To che front on the second flooi
are feuni ev4rhg gowns. sui s coats
street ard afternoon d@esses. SKIRTS
cte tbs DEPARTMENT Is also .equip-
ped witi two steam heated room
used exclusively for the trying o. q
garments,
4 somewhat fatisued with yen
shopping. take the elevator u tn
rest rooM on The third floor wasrI
eve Gysa'Hg j. n band TOR yaur com
OFT. Then walk ou into tha sale
~oain anti VI. wiil hRd tha Nest com
'iiste assortment Of art neealewcrl
e e.. s. IL. Another da9astm mt o.
n th'fd floor is given over 10 blank
ots. comforts and draperics while iss
at haad flaN be secured trunks mi
bags
Thas IS lis aa oueliue OF waf
nl.y b. feuid & the aew home 0
Anlhopy Ireihers q Is really thte
fi9ers Of shops which cafer TO mel
tnd yemen 81 y eosM 3pelitan cora
mrmdy, All customers are given IN
nneN courteous Alteration regdltl,ey
Of the amount Of Their purchase sn
nlade o feel that they aee at home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

aud the chances are the entertain
ment OF the club will begin nj the he
ginning Of the meet. and the business
part will follow We viii have some
good things The meet will b. in
charge OF Miss Louise Doran Of Rock
ford. IL Tie suckers Viii be There IA
saod fern and il large numbers.
Representatives from other states are
urged 70 jein the club and to get
Signs made SO as TO designate the
place your state occupies in ihe hais
Conn one. GENE all, touch elbevs
with everybody. Shake haads. tell the
efhes fellow Your name. and whore
you reftfom. The chances are youII
kaoF some Of his or her friends. o.
IL 9 Vii know yours
Yours tsu'y.
"Cnele George Il N4n Pelt
LiIses Gardinia's Orchids. Lilie-
ef thu Valley and Presses on thrs,
days netice Daytoua Cut FloNe,
SHOP $5I-1 l5-2
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
"Uncle George" in
Call to Tourists to
Attend Meeting

BE ye perfect" Bible iiui II YOU
cannot be leo per cent perfect. be
sure to get well up in the 80 ) The
idea is 10 be up and do'a., IN every
good thing no matter what Il may ~
] am gaing to address myself this
beautiful morning 10 the Triple Ci' les
Tourist Club. | want to impress upon
all tourists that we have such club
aud II will BE- exactly What wv tour
ISIS make t. It is up 10 every Wide
awake man. Woman and child over
twelve years Of age. To zine" thi
club. Il only costs sl60 to 'iine" and
every dollar Is "a be spent on those
Who have paid IL Is also up 10 the
majority OF The members to deeile
when, whc. What how. etc. il is 10
oe spent We now have two faiflN
good meeting places located on each
side OF the rive. aid we are promised
better pisces later on. providing sc
tourists make bowling suecess %
the club | AN speaking row OF places
f~r orr daily meets Il " II come aboat
Il We viz work for the club, and
ysbile we are doing this Ne are dong
for ourselves as well
Il is far better to be selfless than t.
> SalHsh. tag selfish person will
lose ont az eve.y Stage of the game.
The gaea eli Golden Rule should hold
prominent place in our thoughts
! hoag.t i. action before 10 IS acted.
ii - think good We do guod We tour
ISIS eec1an place IN the hearts ol
the citizens Of FloNda, and il IS up -
"a - ln;sk- : 3ni Naturally W. wish
ihem aad others Ia think We'll OF
II combining uur efforts 10 make tha
T. ~ r q "a success We can giy.
everybody pleasure and the people o.
the Triple Gates will be glad To see
yes again neNi winter. ana Ne also
will Dc gla 60 Giret each other /
ssiia urge all tourists TO come oat
ami b. separate. than Is each STATE
be So 81 oar meets hHi 10 ba oaa ia
ona grand lody Some of sea re
~ mheI ihe stofy Of Inc monkey au I
ihe parrot. welt l'n III parrot. Hhea
Debating this vas ask q 90 ,ssf ID
story Yen III niA no. have beagd j.
sob ere goes;
4 lady once-Iad monkey and a
parrot One day the IGOR of the par
, rot : esge was lep opel, AIRS PaFlt
eanre ut - hase cli8s with Mr.
Monkey \ discussion atu.. resulting
IN a lght. and 1e7 me lady of IN
house came into tn room She found
ihe feathers p 70 gnfa; scattered
aad the bl5l booked like pickle,
chicken. The .eiy sail. "oN lay poo.
dear. little earlN ws4t Is ase ma.ttI
viii yoa2 tlod did this happen?e Pol
~ replied I taiS tpo much te ha
nte Key s5 " oFsc s9ere griufins u
me-. And ~ What's the madei
waia gon i,cl Geore.. What ".
neer ~ q 500 meets /. Ia be ahr
and &c say what We have 10 say. in a,
tew words as Ne tan. short aad snap
~. No long drawn euI stories. every
body SAYS that last MONDAYS nleei
was ;hs best yei Nav Enslapd
Kentucky. Michigan are all thorough
y efSanizad and each ons-is da.i,
growing larger
Moaess, Jaa H. Sc meet af ST.
tasiae Hnrsesne st l O'Clock D IN
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

spussy willow
these harbineprs 81
sonable and lasting
ton Daytona caf n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-21
mot GUILTY." THE
VERDICT FOR THE
DEFENDANT IN THE
MATTEWAN TRIAL

williamson. W. Va. March ei.-
The l6 defendants tried in connection
with the death OF Albert Felts. who
was killed during the Matewan gun
fight last May 10. were today found
not guilty by n jury in the Mingo
county court. The defendants were
formally discharged by Judge r. ID.
Bailey. presiding, but were remanded
to jail pending bond arrangements on
six other indictments charging the
men with having been implicated An
the death OF six other privats detec-
lives killed with FelSA
The trial consumed 46 days.
News Of the acuuittal was shouted
to large group of miners standing
at window outside the courtroom
and the announcement was received
with enthusiasm.
Wives and relatives OF the Mate
vans stood on the porch Of the
county iail and received their kin
with open arms. Williamson resi-
dents received the verdict quietly and
there were no demonstrations aside
from an outburst " cheers from the
miners who had stood vigil since early
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-21
BUSTER BROWN AND
"TIGE" ARE HERE ON
A BRIEF VISIT

Buster Brown" and his dog.
"Tige." were visitors In this city
yesterday Buster Brown" is 37 years
Old. four feet TALL and weighs So
pounds. He Is one of the smallest men
in the world. but is developed in per-
feet bodily proportion, and presents a
very neat appearance
For the past nix years he has been
travelling on an Advertising stunt
for the Brown Shoe Company VI ST.
Louis. Mo. He lectures to the school
children in the etores OF firms through,
cut the country which handle the
products of the Brown Shoe Company
and as he lectures, "rige" acts as
pantomime Illustrator. one of the lee
lures which the midget delivers is
on the evils OF cigarette smoking. and
Tige smokes a cigarette while the lee
ture is being delivered.
Buster Brown stopped In uhis city
while en- route TO Healdton. He did
not deliver lecture here, but states
that he expects 10 IN the near future.
For the benefit OF the quests he put
rige through some very interesting
stunts al the Hotel Ardmore las,
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-21
FIGHT FOR STRICT
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE
WILL BEGIN APRIL 3

Chicago, March 9l.--A campaign by
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union FOR strict sunday observance
and against tobacco, was announced
today by Miss Anne A. Gordon. ma
tional president, to start April 3,
That week. the announcement said.
Will be week OF prayer for the
success OF the campaign. and Sun.
day. April 10. is designated US anti
tobacco sunday. when literature to be
sent out 10 W. &. II. L. branches.
schools and colleges, will be distrIb-
uted, Large signs, announcing the
program FOR the campaign will 6e sent
cut soon, Miss Gordon said.
Among the violations OF sunday as
a day OF rest. the announcement
stated that 100000 persons now are
working ON Sunday In this country,
and restrictions are to be sought on
golfing, pleasure automobiling, base
ball. movies. theaters and dancing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-21
ACCUSED MAN SAYS He EXPECTS
A HEAVY SENTENCE FOR HIS
CRIME; MRS. DIXON STILL
RETAINED BY OFFICIALS

No date has been set for the prelim-
mary hearing in the case Of the state
Of Oklahoma VS.. Newt Ashcraft who
Is, confined in the county jail on the
charge OF killing Charles Dixon on the
Berwyn-Ardmore road the night OF
March 10th. The county attorneys
office is busily engaged conducting
an investigation OF the case. and the
preliminary hearing Will be held i'm
mediately after the investigation is
completed.
Ashcraft stated yesterday that "he
has given up all hope and expects
a heavy sentence for the crime which
he is alleged to have committed and
which he confessed to last Saturday
morning. although he intimated in
his confession that he killed Dixon
in self-defense, after the latter had
attacked him.
Mrs. Charles Dixon. who Is being
held as an accomplice. suil maintains
her innocence Of any knowledge OF
the crime or completely therein. Her
son. aged seven. is being cared for
at the home of the DiXon's by q
sister of the accused woman. at 92l
Il street. northeast.
The body OF the murdered man was
shipped to Greenridge.l Ark. yester-
day morning where 1t will be buried.
The mother of the deceased who had
.
the news Of the death Of her son. ac.
companed the body to Arkansas.
Greenridge is the home of the mother
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-21
CLARA 5. HANON
BECOMES MEMBER
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Church, ARDNORE
ii FEEL THAT / HAVE BEEN
BORN AGAIN AND III Is MY
PURPOSE TO LIVE A
CHRISTIAN LIFE"

Clara Smith Hamon at the morn
ing service at the First Christian
church yesterday made confession
and took membership in that body.
While the church edifice was filled,
yet there was an absence Of curiosity
seekers; the event was not known be-
fore. Had it been known the church
would doubtless have been filled and
the streets about it would have been
crowded with people who permit
themselves to be swayed by curl
osity.
When the invitation was given for
new members, by the pastor. Dr.
Crayton S. Brooks, and while the
first stanza Of the hymn was being
sung, the little woman passed quietly
down the aisle. extended her hand
TO the pastor and quietly sat until the
hymn was finished. The brief for
malities Of the church were gont
through with and an opportunity was
given the people to extend the hanc
Of welcome and church fellowship
and it seemed that every person in the
house gladly availed themselves u
the opportunity.
The vast congregation was moyeC
to emotion, and tears streaned from
every face, as the church people
quietly and without ostentation moved
down the aisles singing and shaking
the hand OF the woman who wa.
given verdict Of acquttal on the
Thursday before on the charge Of
having shot and s.illed Jake l.. Ia
mon.
There was a spirit Of sincere wei.
come which / had never felt before,
said the little woman in speaking Of
the event There was u Christian
love there that l had not known be.
fore. The people Of that church Were
good to me when l most needed
help. they were perfectly lovely tC
me yesterday and / feel reincarna
ton. | feel that l have been borr
again and with deep sincerity it Is
my steadfast purpose to live the lif'
Of q Christian"
Mrs. lannon's mother. Mrs. Smith
now of FL Paso. Texas, and her sis
ter. Mrs. V. D. Wallng, of Wilson
have been members OF this churc!
for many years and are deyote'
Christians. and her other sister. Mrs
Van A. James of Los Angeles, wh'
was here with her during the ordea
Of the criminal trial. made the con
fession yesterday when Clara did, an'
both of them were baptized last nigh
and are now in full fellowship in th'
church of which their mother is
member.