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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

laws that create superior beings and
conaciously 20 about II 20 accelerate
the speed at which humanity ~ in
toilectually improving
"Th" possibility exists In theory" 4"
he replied, and II will exist in fact
rs soon as we learn more about the
laws that produce brain power At
present we know very little about
these laws. u Is all matter OF
association. | mean ny that Il is n
matter of the association OF the lit
tie follows inside or us tstt contain
whatever intellect we possess. We
are made Of cells and some. but not
all Of these cells manifest whatever
Intelligence We possess, Some parents
happen TO be suited 10 each other
and their product has exceptional
brain power. IL is Just like two mon
going into partnership. II they hap
pen to he just the right kind OF mon
and also happen to be suited TO each
other, they make a wonderful sue
Ccss at business. thousand other
partnerships fail and nobody knows
why ono succeeds and the others did
not"
Don't Make children Study.
"The important thing" he said,
is not TO make young children study
things they don't Ike. The moment
school is not play II Is an injury.
do not know quite the age at which
a child's mind atrophies. but It is
somewhere between the ages OF II
dnd ~ Make a child study what &
does not like and keep this up until
1t Is IA years old and its brain Is
impaired forever.
THE kindergarten & the place to
begin. Children Ike 10 learn II they
nrn tnnght right Thov hANa crnnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

All owners OF abutting property, ths
and other property liable to assessment.
are hereby notified that all matters
affecting such improvements or benefits
TO the property thereby and any claim
or objections 10 the asscsEmeI as above
set forth shall be filed In writing ln the
office ~ Mrs. Frank seaman. city Au-
ditor Of the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, -
or before the 4th day Of November. 1891, al
ZOO o'clock a. ~, and the same shall be
heard by tho Board Of Commissioners on
the 4th day OF November. 1871, AZ
o'clock a IN. and any claim or objections
not so filed In writing before said time
shall be deemed waived.
Dated this llth day Of october, 1891.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

FOIIOwIng n pricr asked and eloalnF hId
OF Independent oil stocks on the New York
curb Tuesday as reported by Houston
Fiblo & Co:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

All owners OF the Ehutting pFAlN "
the property benefited by said Improve
ments and other property liable 60 'ss,ss
ment are hereby notified that all
affecting such Improvements OF hentl's
to the property thereby. AT anv sil.h
Or ubiec iona to the sssvgs n 'r's as a",Es
set forth shall be filed n Wiling 'n w
office OF Mrs. Frank seaman, Ci'y AAI,
tor. ot the city OF Tul"1 DklAnuhA IF"
or before the 4th day ~ No7aniocF. .l-T
At 500 o'clock A. NJ, ami tho same sna.,
be heard by the Board Of C1mu's~l' "a
on the 9Th day OF November 1871 DO. ~
o'clock A. NJ, ana any claims - ou.l
tions not 81 filed IN writing bctof' h''3
date shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 18TH day of oct 1n"r, t-l'
MRS. FRANK SEAN M,
CITY Audto'
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We Might All Be PrOdigies
-SQuS EdiSOn---

All That Redds Human Development
the Lack Imagination
Human Brain PoWer; Only TUo Per
stand HEUdent Fact Plainly Stated and the Greeks
Were "BLnd," Famous
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

Nrw Norh COTTON
sew YOttK. oct .s.#tpitln- Sp'
steady. middlInE 20 i5r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-26

. IT. vs.. Randolph
4 r TO- Hattie n. Purdy
.lW TO- Il. l.. NcGuire
Is y TO- Hattie NJ. Purdy
% w TOR. l.. Mcclure
g r TO- Hattie NJ Purdy
.gW TO- n L Mcclure
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23
AN ORDINANCE.
Organizing and creating Vermilion Par
Ish Special School District No. /. Of
Vcrmilon Parish, Louisiana.

Section !. T., IT ordaiucd hv tar V,r-
millou Parrish >, uool Board ct tbr rar
r-h oi NrrmIliou. Louisiana, THAT .lc
f,rlitorral umi~ IT the Nrm um r.r.
r-l ~r,,rn school District No. >. 90. TIE
Parish of Ncrmiliou, Lor,laua. .naI
embrace and comprise the whu.. of tnc
Parish Of NcrmlIon, as created pi
defined bv Act No. 81 of the Ccr,rqI
Assembly Of the state of Lom,ialt for
the wear lNi4.
Section .. Ec it further ordain, l.,
etc. That a. thus constituted sand Yer
miiou Parish Special School District
40. !, snail have all the right, and
POWER, granted the same under the
Constitution and Laws of the State of
Louisiana.
The vote on the above ordinance was
~ follows:
Yeas: Ulvssc Bernard, NJ. Dubois,
j. Il. Holmes, Oyc ComeaWx, Alexis lam
gliuais, J. II. Thcriot, G. ). Montgomery.
Nays: j. o. RroJssarI, W. l.. H.G-
rauir
Absent no. voting: &C.. ". s,au.,
bury.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23
west and Esther Langlinais motored
TO Ahbpvillp Inst Saturday.


Mrs. Walker gave fudge party last
Friday and reports arc that they all had
4 pleasant time.
Jos. Broussard was n business visi.
tor to Abbcvilc last Monday.
II. i. Mclancon of Lafayette, was uI
business at the Langlinuis store last
Friday.
\. g. Langinnis wus on the sick list
this week.
The cow island High Schonl IS doiug
fine. 30 ~tudrui- nrr attending.
Hampton t,,rrur va, the pleasant
~ II of Mi-1 O<itc Brou-sard last sun.
Walter Rrnu>,ard has purchased n
tract of land hy Mr.. Ernest Rrou-sard,
aud j. busy moving his house.
~. fHrmcrs ave busy his week plant.
ng vice.
Some Of the farmers report to have
seen lee SUNDAY morning, aud quito n
damage was done 10 the crops.
lovclarc lnnglinais was the pleasant
guest of Miss Bonita Greene last Sun
dav,
Levy Hartman aud EIilda Kemp AZ.
tended the dance ~ Rdsso last Saturday
Miss Agnes Dartoz, Of Crowley, IS
visiting Ernrstnc Broussard.
'Tuot Iangluai, reports 10 haV0
watcrmclnns nearly good 70 cat
Long Island Farm aud Ranch ara
busy this week dipping rattlc.
The cdi'"r would like 70 have 'l9
uumc If this correspondent.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Nbut I,Imu,. y. j.. i,I..au,. " T..
FIRST N'Ep ~ICO\D rRGDI\'r.
Jos. Moorr, IIouor. l.E'aur. i.tla
I.rruari, I'll Leblanc. rI,rh.
SECOND WARD FIRST rRECI\,
E.h buga-, Tom Drjup, Oti~ Chaut 100,
II o. Williams, cIrrk.
THiHD WARD WRIST FRECfNcT.
rlcitr Harrington, Jonas Wcoill, r.
j Samson, FcIlN Nuucz, Clcrk
FOURTH WARD FIRST PRECINCT.
e. u. Trahan, Camille Broussard, j.
II. Blou--lrd, ONcy Dartcl Clerk.
FIFTH WARD FIRST PRECINCT.
r. B Landry, Adlar Er"u-sard, &. B.
Taulk, Percy Morgan, clerk.
FIFTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT.
cleric Eoulct, John buho>,, Homer
Wood. Hvru,tc Blanchard, Clerk.
SIXTH WARD FIRST PRECINCT.
. y. rr0.. Otto ruhau, Finest lie
mJrrr. N,,"uD- IIrhrr', Clcrk
MYTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT.
". ~ ~.,i-,, Duprr EIrhrrt, E,cIicr
rr"u--ud, e.. =. ~I'igc, 'hrk.
NEN ENTH SECOND PRECl-
scr.
Martin ~tan-&drv, j. f. Jones, jc.
V,l ~uuou. C. " prroUru, CIcrI.
SEVENTH WARD SECOND PRE-,
CTNCf.
Laodi,r Thca'l, Jos Th'ail Dupre
Icbcrt Dominique Pcrr. Clerk.
SEVENTH WARD e. FOURTH PRE-
CI\CT
T.. +. Wmr,, James Mor&au, Pete
IA.
NEN NTH WARD TOr RTH PRE-.
CINCT.
William Choatr, r. :. Sargrcra, Gran.
Vile Choatc, Paul Laplacc, clerk.
EICHT WARD---F1RST PRECINCT.
Plilo Savois, G. A. Evans, Wilmer
Stebbius, John Riley, Clerk.
EIGHT WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.
Henry Reese, John Hungcrford, Adam
Cnrmcr, Luke LcDoux, Clerk
NINTH WARD-FfRST PRECINCT.
George Greene, Desire Mcaux, Desire
Vincent, .. n. Dcshotcls, Clerk.
NINTH WARD-SECOND-TRECINCT.
Rom. Guidry, Thr". Perrin, Adam
Mcaux, Isidorc Ilcbcrt, Clerk.
At said special election the polls will
open nj srvcn 'clock \. NJ and close at
five O'clock =. NJ. aud the election will
bc conducted in accordance with the
laws of Louisiana applicable thereto.
Notice is al-" gwen that ~ 10
n'rI"rk T. VI. of thr 18th. day of MAY,
l93I. the mid Parish school Board Of
ne Parish of Nrrmiion, Louisiana, will
meet AZ Nhbrvillc, Louisiana. aud IN
open session, procrrd to open the bHlIot
boxes, examine and r"I.t the haliois
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23
AN ORDINANCE

Ordering Special Election to be Held in Vermon Parish
mitting to the Qualified Electors of the Said School Dis
trict the Question of the Levy of Special Tax of Two
Mills for the Purpose of Providing Additional Aid to
the Public Schools.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23


\arc. The above i~ . ,ooJ form for
back of ballot In filling ont hnilot,.
the Commissioners or clerk. may fin
fio blank ON face Of ticket. but the
voter should write hi- name i'm the
arprouriatr blank ON back of t,rL,t
.,I hc should mako srIrc that q cross
.yl j, placed opposite the ''Yr-" or
.''No" ON tlr face Of his ticket aud
that the annrrn, nf hi, assessment i
Indicated on his tickrtl
SECTION 3. BE it further ordained.
ctc.. That the Secretary Of the Parish
school Enardhc. aud IL hereby ordered
:, cause 10 be- prepared for use at thc
said election thr tally sheets. lists Of
qualified r'crtor,. assessed valuation of
rrop,rtv. hlank -ta-cmcnt, for ,h, com
r,Ia,ion or the vote in number and
.lr,.., = auJ o,I... .i,.iio,, blank. ,hat
may be-. .r,uir.d for th, rurro,.. ot
hnLliur fine sand ,Ir,tjnu in cans, .Lr
~;ip, H. h, plarrd iu tine haIlo, bnx,.
for use N the respective precincts. and
To- make provision for the transmission
Of the halIo, boxes tn thc several pre-.
rincf, Of thr school district N which
fIc cIr,iio, Is tn Ice hcId
SECTION !. BE il further ordained
ctr.. That the rolliug places or rro
-inct- for fhr said election and tho
three commissioners and clerks Of 81
crtion. aproinicd tn each rc.pcrti,,
polling rIar. -han be- y, folIov..
FIRST WARD FIRST PRECINCT.
Mc~sr,. Nlbcrt Leblanc. y. u. BE-
Blanc, W. j. Broussard, +. VI. Hnr
rington, Clerk.
FIRST WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
NIcssrs. Joe. Moore, Honore Leblanc
Leila Bernard, Eli Leblanc, Clerk.
sSECONr w-a'-rTi-,.FtSST PRECINCT
Eli Dugas, Tom Delino, Otis Chau
Vim, II. o. williams. Clerk.
THIRD WARD-FtRST PRECINCT.
Cleric Harrington, iona. We'll, +. j
Samson, FcN Nuncz, Clerk.
FOURTH WARD-FfRST PRECINCT
&. D. Trahau, Camille Brou-sard, j.
H. Rroussard, Ovcv Dartcz, Clerk.
FIFTH WARD-F1RST PRECINCT
r. y. Landry. Adlnr Brou,sard, &. r.
Faulk, Percy Morgan, Clerk.
FIFTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT
Clcrfc Boulct, John Dubosc, Homer
Woods hvpolitr tlnnrhard, Clerk.
SIXTH WARD FIRST PRECINCT,
o. \. Perry, Otto Trahan, Ernest Lc
maine Nd"ni- lIchrrt, Clerk.
SIXTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT
W II. Nlcdgc. puprr Hcbrrt, Evilicr
rrou,~ard, g. +. SI'dIc, Clerk
SEVEN NARD IKNI Pkt' lN'I'
Martin Stgusbnrv, j. +. Jones, .Jc.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23
NUNEZ SPARKLES

\ubrrv Thcriot. Of Erafh. visit |
,r,rd, hero tin, week end.
'"''a i'"'r' "''N E'7''"t ~
''''l'' TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
~
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Notice 10 Voters To vote in favor Of
ihc proposition submitted on thi, bal
lot, place a croSstx) in the sTIare after
the word "Ycs -, and TO vote against
l., ,lacc similar mark after the word
No.
CForm Of back Of bnllot)
Vcrml,on Parish Special School Dis.
trict No. l, Of Ncrm,lion Parish, Low,
'siana.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23
.OEnINNNCE no. !.
AN ORDINANCE,

Ordering a special election 10 hc held
in Ncrmlion Parish Special School
District No. !, in the Parish Of Yer
million, Louisiana, for the purpose Of
submitting to the qualified electors
of the saId school district the qucs-
ton of the levy af special tax Of
Two Mills lSo02I, for the purpn~c OF
rroyidiug additional aid 10 the public
>rhorI> If tie said school district
SECTION !. Be it ordained hv the
Ncrmilior Parish School Board of Yer
million Parish, Louisiana, That spe-
ciaI election be, and is hereby, ordered
tobe held in Ncrmilion PrriSh Special
school Dirtsie., - -sySs,- kss4Sh..of
VcrTnilioh, Lousians, oi phe 24;h day Of
May, 1921, for the purpose Of submit
ting to the qualified electors of the
sad school district entitled to vote
thcreat the question of the levy of a
special tax OF Two Mills (s.0O3l ON
the dollar Of all property in the said
school district subject to state taxa
tion, tor a period Of Two years, the pro-
cccds of the said tax to be used in
giving additional aid to the public
schools of the said school district
SECTION ,. BE if further ordained,
etc, That the ballots to be used at the
said election shall be prepared hv the
secretary of the Parish School Board
and >Iall hc in the following form;
FORM or BALLOT
Special Election Ia Ncrmli"r Parish
Nrcrial school District so 4. of the
arlNn ot Ncrmi,ion, Louisiana.
To be- held on 9th. day of MAY 1927
ia accordance with resolution passed
by the Parish School Board, April 20
1921.
Proposition 10 levy a Two --
Mills l$.OO2) special tax on all YES
property subject to taxation in
NcrmlllonPariSh Special School .----I
district 80. !, Parish Of YER NO
milton. Louisiana. annually, for
4 period OF Two years, for the .---
purpose of giving additional aid TO the
public schools Of the said school dis
trict,
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

The Booster II the Towns most
useful CITIZEN. because he Cnselfshly
Supports every movement to Better
he Town and make II Eetter Place
to Live. Ev. r, one answering the
above Desrrnt'On s ROnafide Boost
or. For III. N:'Y''er of Eoo<erS In
Our Town, see the lss' Census Report.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Camille Brou-sard aud Bonita Greene
gave picnic last Sunday and quite q
number of friends attended
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Furnished Front Room For Rent.
Mrs r. J. G.. McComiskey,
State Street.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

NIrIr Hrou-sard the dipping sat in.
-rcc'or rcr"rt the dipping is ,orug on
tine. ilr say they dipped loo. head last
Saturday at J. T.. Brous,ard ; vat.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Nov IL. The arms tha, are % be
exposed. The ncw short sleeve on
thu charccablc brown and gold
\ summer silk would not bc so no
'tccablc but for that high neck.
Cuffs. girdlc and side drapcs are
edged with silk in PLAIN golden
brown tone
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23
Kramer & Hebert

Auto Repairing and Averhaulting
VUICANI2ING A SPECIALITY
Gasoline Filling Station and Oils
STATE STREET. PHONE 1lS
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Aubrey Thcriot, Of Erath, visit
.r.,ud, here TINS week end.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

The eye, Of baseball fans Of the
land are on this player as the 1921
season get, under way. One OF
The greatest stars the game has
ever produced, Ty Cobb ha. al
last accepted managerial dutiea
and will try 10 pilot hi, Detroit
team 10 a pcnnant He docs not
make any boastful claim, for thi,
year-but says he will build
team that will cop the fsg-tbi,
year il. po,sibis
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Tho cdi'"r would like 70 have 'l9
iumc If this correspondent.
Abbeville progress., 1921-04-23

Taxable Valuation 4.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-12
Messenger Job Printing-Just Right

Fred Richmond and family spent
Saturday in Flint.
Floyd McCrady and family were
guests of friends in Flint, Sunday. ).
Fred Carter and wife were Flint
visitors, Sunday.
Frank Gilligan of Millington was in
Clio, Monday, on business.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-12

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Belill.
Tuesday, May 10, boy.
f. M. Houghton and ID. Raby were
trout fishing on Pine river, near Reed
City, a few days the past week.. :.
Bert Conlee and family visited
friends in Ionia, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-12
CALL FOR SHOES

All shoes being repaired at UP-to-
Date Shoe Shop must be called for
not later than Monday. Sold out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-07
WANTED-HELP.
ITEM

YOUNG LADY. neat appearances to sell soft
drinks and check hats: Immediately. Apply
sos 9th st. NV. New York Conservatory, sec
ond floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-07

AUTO sALEsMAN-Good proposition to tbe
right man. Do not apply unless you consider
yourself q hustler with q successful selIfns
record that will bear checking up. Only fuii
pardeulars-treated confdendally-will be con.
Sidered. Address Box 263-H Star ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-07

sALESIADIEs who are thoroughly experienced
In silk waist and underwear; position DER.
manent: quick advaneement; state all particu.
lars: Addresa Box 18Th. Star ONCE. ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-07

CIGAR SALESMAN, frst-class.
in retail drug store; $50 per
week; between 80 and 40 years
of age. Address Box 246-H,
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-07

FOR RENT-WeH established millinery parlor
and fixtures. with rooms and reception hall:
also large rooms and bath on End floor. 2s15
18th st. NV. -
HOTEL. attractively furnished: fine location
for business: price right for quick sale. Ad-
dress Box 347-E. Star office.
WILL BUY for cash q Number of well secured
second trust notes on T.. @. real estate, at %
to 35 per cent discount. Address reply with
full particulars to Boz 95-H. Star office.
WILL YOU put $500 where it can bring large
returns: See W. 732, Woodward bldg. TO-
TAILORING, CLEANING AND DYEING estab-
lshment: northwest section; large store two
machines; good chance. Address Box 16S-E,
Star office. y
WE PROPERLY ORGANIZE YCD, prepare
bond issues. negotiate loans. write prespectuses
furnish stock statesmen or test of satisfied In
vestors. Booklet and information free See
Oscar @. Thomas. local representative. National
Metropolitan Bank bldg. Wash. D. G.
BEFORE DECIDING read Money" mailed
free upon request. William B. Westlake 72S
18th St. Washington. D. @.
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHIC and duplica ting Of
fee for sale, with complete equipment; SPLEEN
did proposition. Address Box Alb, Star Of
fee. -
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
TELEPHONE CALL
CAUSED MIX-UP
Jourdan Breaks Into Sis
ter's Apartment Think
ing 1t Was Robbed
ROBBERY WAS
IN PHILADELPHIA

Belief that the robbery in which
Mrs. NJ. L. Naylor lost jewelry and
some wearing apparel occurred at
her apartments in the Lyle apart
ment house. Eighth and West SITS.
caused much excitement at the
house when William S. Jourdan.
brother Of the woman. and city de-
tectivos. forced an entrance TO the
apartment
Mr.. Jourdan yesterday received a
telephone message from his sister
telling OF a robbery. He had the im-
preston that the call came from her
apartment and so FASTENED there.
Receiving no response to his knocks
at the door. Mr. Jourdan. fearing
that his sister had tainted. called
the detectives and then gained en-
trance by breaking a glass from the
outside. Mrs. Naylor was not In the
apartment and there was no evidence
Of any ransacking OF the rooms.
The mystery was cleared this
morning. however. In the receipt OF
a letter by Mr.. Jourdan from his sis
ter who has been visiting her niece.
Mrs. j. Harvey Barndt. 545 South
Forty-ninih street Philadelphia.
The letter stated that the Barndt
home was broken into Monday ar
ternoon. between and s o'clock.
The house was ransacked and her
jewelry and some wearing apparel
were taken.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
THRILLS FOR FAIRY
WHILE WAR MARSHAL

Walter s. Money, OF Townsend
whose appointment as United States
marshal was confirmed by tho IT, S.
Senate several days ago Is awaiting
his commission.
The appointment OF Money as
United States Marshal. recalls the
term served by United States Mar
shal Fairy, the present official whose
term is said 10 have been the most
active since the days Of the Civil
War
For the first IA months OF his
term Marshal Fairy was handicap
ped in that there were no Depart
mont Of Justice agents assigned 20
this city and with German ympath-
izers in muniuon plants throughout
the country, Mr.. Fairy and his staff
were kept constantly on the alert TO
prevent German activities.
With the entry Of the United
States into the war his work treblcd.
Added to his work OF watching the
munition plants. IL was his duty TO
register and keep under surveillance
all the alien enemies in the district
According 20 Mr.. Fairy there were
/ one hundred and eighty-five In the
Delaware district. Many OF these
worked in shipyards in and near the
city. Because Of the shortage OF
men In the Department OF Justice
the marshars Office here was held
TO its normal strength all during tEe
war.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
WARM WELCOME
FOR MR.. THOMAS
Clergymen Join in Recep-
tion to Epworth's New
Pastor
LAYMEN JOIN
IN HAPPY NIGHT

The largest gathering Of members
and friends Of Epworth NJ. L.
Church and its several societies at a
pastors reception assembled in the
auditorium Of the church last even
ing. to welcome the new pastor. the
Rev Essel Parks Thomas willis l..
Overdeer, superintendent Of the sun
day school, presided al the reception.
which was given under the auspices
Of the official board. Brotherhood.
the Sunday school and the Ladies'
Aid Society of the church. Many Wis
iting ciergymen were present and be-
spoke a most successful pastorate
for Mr.. Thomas.
Clergymen who spoke were the
Revs. Robert Watt, ID. D.. district
superintendent u. W. Wells. pastor
OF Wesley church; j. T. sard. pas
tor of Scott church, and John Emory
Parks. uncle Of the new pastor and
rector Of St. Barnabas Z. +. Church.
Newport In behalf Of tive lay mem
bership and societies. Mrs Lottie
Price. George W. Booker. Thomas
W Jakes and Prof. George r. King.
musical director OF the church choir
and chairman Of the Ministerial Sup
ply Committee. which invited the
Rev Mr.. Thomas to the Epworth
pastorate. also made addresses.
All spoke OF the splendid oppor-
tunity open to Mr Tn mas IN his new
field OF labor. predicting for tho
church a most successful season un-
der his leadership.
Mr.. Thomas responded to the well
come with an assurance that every
effort would be put forth by him "a
Nuke his service one OF spiritual and
social Advancement
The choir. under the leadership OF
Professor King. presented a shori
rusical program. The reception was
concluded with refreshments served
by the young people OF the church
and the personal introduction OF the
new pastor.
Evening journal., 1921-04-20
RAILROAD FOLK
HAVE SOCIAL NIGHT

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way employees held a social last even
ing in the Labor Lyceum. 40 dupont
street. A musical program and
dancing were the features The in
vitations were I'm the style OF time
table. on the outside OF the pro-
gram was the safety emblem OF the
r. and o., the name Of the division
and the date.
Miss Helen Townsend and Freder-
ick Kendall were awarded the prize
I'm the lucky number dance. Other
features Of the evening were violin,
cornet and vocal solos.
The committee I'm charge OF affairs
consisted Of b. & o. men. They
were A. ID. Wright. freight agent.
chairman: y. O. Clark, yard master.
II. L. Bach. general foreman Of
motive power; J. o. Lambson.
cashier; c. W. Hamilton. assistant
cashier; c. W. Webster. foreman of
rip track and NJ. j. Lawless. car
record clerk.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. y. O. Clark. NJ. J. Lawless, Miss
Ethel Fisher. Miss r. r. McNally.
Miss NJ. +. Carroll. Miss Hannah
Crumlish. W. II. Hollen. Mrs. w. H..
Hollen. David Bradburn, r.. T. Can
non. Miss NJ. Freeberry. r. W. Lamb
son. Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster.
s. Cooper, H. W. Barney. Mrs.
George Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. S. A
James, Ralph Dinsmore. G.. Cannon,
w 5. Susia. Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company.
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Town
send. Elmer +. Townsend. Sydney
c. Brooks. W. T. Sawyer. Mrs. T. j.
Veasey. ID. B. Hendricks. Samuel
Green. y. V. Pettcord, j. Richard
Kendall, Frederick Kendall. Edward
Darrah. Alice Monyihan. Catherine
Collins. Jennie Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. McCullom and daughter Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Pierce, Will
liam ID. DeGot. Miss Ruth Powell.
Miss Cerchio, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Green. Mr. and Mrs. James Evans
and Harry Grant Of the Philadelphia
and Reading.