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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
GOSHEN NEWS

Marriage licenses were issued here
Saturday TO Morris B. Fuller Of
Huntington. Ind, and Eva +. Pletch-
er of Elkhart; Carl L. Cose and
Viola NJ Wall Of Bristol. and Fred
A. Wright and Marie 1. J. Brunn OF
Cleveland.
More than $50 persons attended a
benefit concert given at the South
Fifth street school building. Net
proceeds were $50
Prof Otto Holtkamp Of Goshen
college is 10 establish a music studio
in Middlebury.
Rev A. f. Adams Of Akron. Ohio.
will preach at the First Reformed
church here May 1. The church is
without a pastor since Rev. Herman
S Reichard went to WoI1a Walla,
Wash. to become pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church in that city.
George Davis OF Elkhart, formerly
of Goshen, is under arrest charged
with failure 10 support his wife and
their three months old child. Davis
was a member OF the American ex-
peditionary forces and his wife is a
native OF Germany.
\ daily vacation Bible school is TO
be conducted at the Chandler school
building here during June. All OF
the churches and schools Of the city
are identified with the movement.
J. w. Foreman. superintendent OF
the Goshen city schools. will deliver
the annual Memorial day address
here Monday. May so Howell Post
No 90. G.. A. r, and Goshen Post
No. 80, American Legion. will join in
the exercises. which will he held in
Court park. Membership Of Howell
Post has been reduced to 81 persons.
Harley B. Boswell and Mrs. Oliver
r. Wagner of Hammond were mar
ried here Saturday at the First
Brethren church parsonage by Rev.
Jacob Arthur McInturff. the pastor.
After a western trip they will reside
at Hammond
Esther Miller. daughter OF Samuel
Miller, residing four miles southwest
OF Nappanee, has a broken collar
bone. the result OF a fall at the fam
lily residence.
J. NJ. Becknell returned TO Nap
panee Saturday from Chicago. where
he was a patient in a hospital for
eight weeks. His general condition
Is improved.
Revia Smith is the latest smallpox
patient. The disease continues in
several parts of the city.
Elkhart county farmers. by coop
Grating with Merritt L. Shearer.
county agricultural agent. have ar
ranged 10 pool their wool. Most Of
last seasons clip is in possession Of
the original owners and with this
years crop il is estimated farmers in
Elkhart county will hold between
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
Revelations of a Wife
My Heart and My Husband
Bv Adele Garrison

By Adele Garrison

put" where ne had placed me. The
incident was so Enthusiastically
Dickyish that my amusement
crowded out my resentment at his
absurdity.
1 resumed my seat obediently. and
the two men walked just far enough
away TO be out OF earshOt. but not
out OF sight. I saw that Maj.
Grantland was talking rapidly ges-
ticulating energetically as he spoke,
and ] could even see that Dlckys
attitude was that of an incredulous
person who Is hard 10 convince.
1 felt all my suspicious, my
vague anxieties of the journey
down. redOuble by contrast to the
idyllic peace and JOY which Maj.
Grantland's entrance had banished.
Yet I was clever enough 10 realize
that the army officer was only serv-
ing either Dicky or me in the in
formation he was bringing.
The argument lasted several min
utes. Then Dicky put his hands
apart, thrusting his thumbs down.
curious gesture. which l know
/ means that he has surrendered his
own judgment to that Of another
person. and the two men walked
toward me.
Tell her yourself" I heard my
husband say CURLY, as they came
nearer. saw Maj. Grantland
straighten his broad shoulders as If
to assume an unexpected burden
thust upon them.
Mrs. Graham" he began for
/ you, one which if you grant I wish
you TO do so without questioning
me for my reasons. Will you dc
It?"
1 think If DicIy had not been lis
tening l should have signified my
assent at once. for was sure from
his manner that only the most urg-
ent necessity would have induced
him to make such a request. But
IL I did unquestionably assent il
would imply an absolute confidence
and reliance upon the man which
feared my husband would strongly
resent. And like many another
woman, I feaSed his disapproval Sc
| much and valued his smile so highly
that I stilled my juster, saner in
stincts.
"I would like to hear it first"
said quietly.
I fancied that Mai. GrantlanC
fiinched ever so slightly. / knew
that Dick drew a deep breath o
citation, but I waited APPARENT!
1T is very simple he said. Sim
ply that you do not go outside you
cottage for a few days unaccOm
panied by your husband, your fathe
or some other man"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
Social Calendar


1onOuE.
The spring meeting Of the Fed
Grated Missionary societies OF South
Bend viii be held all day Monday at
the Fret Baptist church.
4 meeting OF the department %
ART OF the Progress club Will be held
AZ the club rooms at 3 O'Clock.
Misses Bernice and Mildred Fled
Ter will act as hostesses 20 the
Tabitha Girls OF the Zion Evangeli-
ca church.
A meeting OF the Lincoln Lit
erary club will take place at the
home u Mrs Fannie Proud. S47
Forest av-
There will be a meeting Of tho
Live Oak drill team held with Mrs
Minnie Rickles. 1905 S. Carroll 81.
HOstesses for a meeting OF the
ladies' auxiliary or the Eastern
star which will be held in the Ma
club rooms are Mrs. Jennie
Wood. Mrs. Otilla Keller, Mrs. Lu-
eta Hines. Mrs. Edith Katchel and
Mrs. Nellie Hnlman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
REV. GARDINER IN
TALK ON "GLORY
OF GODS HOUSE"
Asserts Glory is Three-Fold in
Sermon at St. Paul's
NJ. +. Church.

The Glory Of Gods House" was
the subject Of the sermon of the Rev.
James L. Gardiner. D. d, last night
at the St. Paurs Methodist Episco-
pal church.
DR.. Gardiner in presenting this
theme said in part:
1T has been frequently and truly
said that the love Of Gods House
was one of the outstanding charac-
teristics Of Gods ancient people. the
Jews. The old Hebrew psalmist
truly expressed the heart Of his peo-
pie when ne exclaimed, How ami
able are thy tabernacles, o Lord of
Hosts. Ny soul longeth, even fam
eth for the courts of the Lord Ny
heart and my flesh crieth out for the
living God. One thing have I de-
sired of the Lord and that I will
seek after. that I may dwell in the
House Of the Lord all the days Of
my life
And now let me ask, what is the
glory of the church, or the house
OF God? The glory of the church
- tHIee-Iolu' III All the ages ina
/ have come an d gone. it has stood
/ for three things. 1t has stood for
revelation, inspiration and salvation.
One Great Institution.
1. First the church is the one
great institution that has endeavored
/ TO reveal God to the minds and
hearts of men. Man is a spiritual
being. He is a creature made IN
the image of GOD. A child longs TO
know his father. Man at his high
| est and best longs TO know God.
Man is everywhere cropping for the
J light and truth.
"Tennyson we'll says, We are like
children in the night, srying for the
light. with no language but a cry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
Friday

The Notre Dame Glee CLUB viii
present the annual concert at the
Oliver theater.
A meeting OF tho Wanita Sewing
circle will take place at the home
or Mrs. John Spencer. 73S Leland
av
The postponed meeting OF the
Friday Friendship club will be held
with Mrs. Charles p. Stark, 432 y.
Allen St
An all-day meeting OF the Nor
man Eddy Sewing circle will be held
at the K OF p hall. A pot luck
dinner will be served at noon and
a short program will be the feature
Of the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
Tuesday

The Married Folks Dancing club
the Robertson tea room. Officers
will be elected and dancing will fol-
low at the Indiana club.
Mrs. Leonard Lang. III y ST
Louis blvd. Will act as hostess 10
the Tuesday Night club.
The postponed meeting Of the
Phiiathea class Of the Indiana Ave
nue. Christian church will be held
with Miss Elsie Annis, 1926 S
Michigan St
The home department Of the
South Bend Woman's club viii
meet in the club rooms.
officers will be elected at "A meet
ing Of the Center Township Home
Economics club which will be held
at the home Of Miss Clara Denslow.
Denslow I'd.
Members OF the Wesley society
OF the German NJ. r. church will
meet with Edward Stark, 433 Har-
rison av.
Miss Florence Swindeman. 42}
w. I.aSalle av.. VIII entertain the
Plymouth Needlecraft.
Initiation OF new members will
take place at the meeting Of the
Auten W. r. G. which will be held
. at the old court house.
NNOvel club members will be the
guests OF Mrs. r G Shanklin. $50
Riverside dr.. Tuesday evening.
The final meeting OF the season.
Of the Nature Study department OF
the Progress club, will bt held Tues
day afternoon. April %, at $3.50 in
] the club rooms. The program will
be given by Mrs. Ernest Young,
Mrs X G. DeRhodes and Mrs.
Lucian-Snyder The date fer the
annual outing Of the Thrushwood
viii be decidtd at this time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
MRS. WILLIAM GRAY HoNoRED

Honoring Mrs. William Gray.
who leaves the city Wednesday 10
make her home in Milwaukee. Wis.
a theater party followed by a din
ner al the Robertson tea room was
given by the members Of the jolly
Eight 500 club Saturday. Sprins
flowers made the dinner table AK
which the following guests were
seated most attractive: Mrs. !.
Gehring, Mrs Ralph Osborne. Mrs
William Devalle. Mrs. John Muir
ply. Mrs. g. Weaver. Mrs. Raw
Hoover, Mrs. r. Munich. The reg
ular meeting of the members viii
be held Thursday az the home OF
Mrs. Hoover. :. St. Joseph street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
Wednesday.

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club will entertain with "A luncheon
at the Robertson tea room which
will be followed by bridge at the
home OF Mrs. Z. l. Geyer, 1870
Woodward av
Mrs. c. II. Baker. Woodward av..
viii act a. hostess To the Ayudadora
circle.
Mrs. Charles Smith will entertain
the Lafayette thimble at her homo.
SOS f. Keasey st.
Centennial club members will
MEGA at the home OF Mrs. Elmer
<sex, SOS 8. Michigan st.
The regular meeting OF the Wy
an Bible class Of the Y w. c. A.
Sviil take place at the association
building.
Mrs. Thomas Critics will entertain
the jolly Crochet club at her home.
Clifford ST. River Park.
An aiI-day meeting will he hcl6
by Happy Go-Lucky club members
with Mrs. Leo Wittner. +. Bowman
~.
Mrs. Edward Cordray. 1909 8,
Dayton St, will act "a hostess to
the Fancy Needleworkers' club.
The program 10 be PRESENTED bv
section one OF the department OF
literature Of the Progress club will
include a discussion Of Jerusalem. 90
Selma Lagerlof. by Mrs. T. A. Free
man.
A meeting OF the Wednesday
Pleasure club will be held at the
hcue OF Mrs. n. C. Schricker. 60?
Niles av.
Mrs. Frank Jefferies. SCI River
av.. will act "a hostess 10 the Wilt
ing Workers.
Members Of the Stony Ridge Wide
Awake club will be the guests o;
Miss Florence Chearhart. Granger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
Thursday.

The regular meeting Of the
Standard Bearers OF the First VI. r.
church Will be held at the church.
Members Of the Kappa BIZ Sigma
sorority will meet with Miss Eliza
beth Asire. 40 r. Tut st.
Mrs George Mitchell will enter
tain the Bee Hive club at her home.
ga California 81.
Mrs Mallory. 1244 Lincoln Way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

His people from their sins Let us
today thank God that during the
centuries that have come and gone
men in the house of God have heard
proclaimed the great truth that
Christ IS able 20 save unto the utter
most al -hem who come unto God
through Him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
SATURDAY..

The regular meeting of the Gold
en- Rod drill team will take place.
A hay ride party will be given by
the VI. G. H. club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

There are more women physi-
clans in the United States than in
all the countries Of Europe COM
bined
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Women carried on the business
of printers 40 years ago, as shown
by old books still in existence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
10 rOi1 I.AkiLE mUitND0
10 Glif HlGIfN "

\ delontrn will iuy, fh ,l,y OF
Nmar.ilp on Tuesday morning March
18Th and mako % t.iu u,tr Do. 10
.uGu'f Highway Co Dllfr.. Co., enc
luWosa - stiwul1tinr irtrrv.f iu chat
most pulhr 'haroIsht' rN',rl.ng
'rum tho southeast o. rh. northwest
ga, d.l,yrt.Un viii De- composed or
members ari rrpr.s nfl't,s ,f M,
various civic organisations ~ AmlfHl.
nd VIII D. Enthusiastically participated
% o., ,hr Amarillo AlinmUuy As.a,l.
ton
IN, rip W'l ..n.um, most az tv,
lay, ,nl ir addition Co.. puuJAr,tng Tho
highway lHl JIrF th, Door, UiU D. mf
considerable ,alu, from personal &C.,
ira.uan.r p'inf ~ Wow. On th0s, par
ucip'ins Boo the expedition. uul. % b.
,,ufid,Htally expected that dsleci
stn 90 sUu, fNn dozen men Will a.
anxious to 80 20 20 th, appointed
hour.
lloso notify " e. Irwin concerning
Your 4sr, g. max, this tip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
CITY HALL LAST MIGHT

Held np and robbed ~ $40 while en-
his way 9" dance Is the aory m
kollo related {, the ., lice "Wednesday
night According g. Kolle's Version of
his misfortune h. war utilr moro thpn
half hloca from NJ polirs station
when robbed
After dftsslur 90 his ruum k,Ir
started e. dance 40 th, BLACKBURN
hall h. ftid Iasslng Bn allcy nak %
the Avery Company Buiidmr On Fourth
street stranger stepped MAJ and Hrd.
"a blow cen thr plt.f hV's hud url
then leyclrd SON on him kulls ..d
ho officers On nm pocket Wu- .
ruisc With 500 IN, r.hb,i took n
ma wac satisfied uDaalrl 4. KDH
frr H. did o. isk f0r thr.. d.lhr- m
In,hu p.str u.r dUuud l watch
%. mighi hst. h'i
rauolmau Nhur M r rsssurlt
4 N, holdup hIt rt. 900 n. ..tl,, clue
g The Rubber
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Dent Get . Divorce til Tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
STANDING of Contestants.

The siason Gun club. Slaton. Texas.
and the TRICKY Gun club. shooting
al Conway. Texas. and which consists
OF Claude. Panhandle and Conway.
have Joined the Panhandle Tnpshoot.
ing Association since the last shooting
da,e-wedne.day.
Al today's shoot Of the Amarillo Gun
Club. ID. n. Watel won the frs, leg II
the race for the Vaughn Challege TITO.
ply with a score Of - out II %. Those
who are eligible TO challenge for this
trophy next "Wednesday are W. W.
crpnsett. Sam Vaughn. Ed Tun and JEFF
DAVE. "Wednesday was the first time
that this cup was shee for. the hIghes,
score oui o. the first g birds being the
winrsr. and the next four high scors
ooph sbe the clnrongers next week.
There were Is rh' tors out Tor a day
Of spert reFart ess o. the weather ~.
ina vesy cold Tor iisspshooting.
The cup presented % the Amarillo
Gun Club BY Hugh p. whlicanb. 20 b.
known As the whi;oomb Trophy. VIII
h presented TO the man having the
highest perceniage in tn clubs handi
cap scores at the end Of the season.
The Vaughn Trophy becomes pern,a.
nent 60 the shooter h. lding same the
creates, numb.r of times during the
nason.
standing Of Contestant 81 the Amarillo
(.un (l,,h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
POIICE A\D TRAFFIC
OFIICIR> NAVE RESIGNED

There u ,ucanDy bon rho police
force and iu The office ~ county traffic
fno'r as tho result 20 M, resignation
rhuudly q - D Chysshir ls uullc,
ffirsr ard - Ruu,h Anderson as
county traffic officer
The designations followed what h.
described ~ an encounter h,twr,n
Chcsshir and G. VI Davis that grew
1ui 81 wordy dispute between
rhssshIr and the u.ght clerk 90 the
Harvey Hous, lunch counter The
affair occurred about ! o'clu,k Thurs
lay morning Anderson and Ch,sshir
we're together. Davis b. nlghi station
gent In charge - m. Santa =, dspo,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Ocean Rates Reduced

% Lot lSNll.i.E. Ky. March o.. Noticr
of a substantial reduction In oc,nn
rates effective March 70. from Gulr
and south Atlantic ports 10 Havana on
Glasses and commodities. and on com.
moditics to Cuban uut ports was ~
cciv'd az The office II thu foreign com.
mere" service. southern railroad here
toiay. The reductions In some cases. Il
was announced. ARE as high a. thirty
Per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
AMERICAN VESSELS MAY BE
EXEMPT FROM roll. PAY MENT

NEW YORK March s-Conrrcss
was urg,d tu exempt American vessels
DOB coiSt 'o coast trad, from tolls IN
passing through thr rauunu Canal and
q resolution adopted her, toia, hy tho
Wv York board q 'radc and tran,p.r.
tt'ion
buv member who opp sd the res In,
u.u GA the ground that 30 would injur,
;hr freigh, business al IN. RAILWAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
BY Link

Vls Js-ur,d hy illmon Talbot. vice
president ui q steamship company TINT
u would develop uclght business
'ruv -iaruant h',ahs, ~ increase In
rail rates.
Mr. Talbot declared that one Nncrl.
can steamship company was obliged 10
I1, se'nouo IN TOLLS last year IN a cannl
built Us American money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
VISIT MEMBERS STATE
ltti>I iTt m pOSTpONFn.

n D. r't now believed 90. Visit N
tn Texas l-risl,tur, to th. pluhandi,
viii q, w1d before .nm, um. boz th,
euminrr when the invitation was ,N.
tended 10 was thought ,r,.m s,..
ti'n would r' called ~ ANA can for
70 special s'.sI,n ls mot nov expected
''r' juno or later and 10, sIsu &C.
10, sui.rs ls therefor. DELAYED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
HuI SiTENIli LEADERS uANE
MADE THEIR 80 APE.
ryh.ordrp,.

LONDON March "a dispatch Co..
thn London Time. ,r.u WG dnt,l
"Wednesday ,ass tn' 900 90, Gl.h.,Iki
leaders 900 r,'uuld escaped o. motor
1r ''ili wins rp,ur, ly 90, ruolu.
uDnariss this mrrung ,f thr ,rtu,
.i'N wi'h exception 81 th, Nir,h and
Finland II,Imd station tn, F,d raj
uu,rs suffered heavy LOSSES ts krls.
NOVA I.'". IA miles .nU'hHs. 90 p,tr,.
lud. Qua 20 G.'h.m .H miles Geo Ih,
southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
WOMEN Or CITY WILL
WORK FOR y. VI. 4. \.

The womcn's Clubs and BOY Scouts
will take a hand In the canvass of the
city IN the interest OF Y. NJ g a.
beginning next Tuesday morning com
mittec q women. under the direction
Il Mrs. W. n. Mc>nadden. Il b an.
nounccd, will start canvass Of the
city. Preceding the visit Of the women
cards viii be distributed hy the Hoy
Scouts. requesting people to co-oporat,
with the committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Don't Get a Di,orcr IN Tomorrow:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Correction

The avurd Il Nl"i by jury n
Justice lands court Cor damage, sus
,aincd hy otto Thompson ~ "a, result
q car collision IN Polk street At
Tenth in January applies uuls Co. i. j..
Reach according to correction offered
y Millsrt J Roach wilbur Eurh
was first mentioned az % defendant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Two FLYERS Injured.

cNiENlCo Cal. Mar. s-Lieut. ].
r. Morgan of thu Ninth Aero squad.
RON. san Diego. and serg, l.. u. Scott.
We're slightly injured today. when their
airplnn.. engaged In border patrol. was
damaged IN landing here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

Don't Gci a Divorce III Tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10

sun has hccn fIled In district count
hy Carl sims. asking Tor dl,ur,, from
Emma sims
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-10
Falr and cold
Conway.
Fair and cold
slaion.

The slaton Gun club We're visiting
with the Lubbock Gun club IN the fave.
man team shoot between shtun and
Lubbock. the scurrs wer Luhlsnrk. log
shton. IS. In the team shoe; Worlrd
and Germany q Lubbock broke 20
each.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-25

ton Is recovering and returned to
his home yesterday.
c. j. Musgraye vent TO Pits
|burgh this morning where ne viii
spend several days on bnsiness. ne
wil make the tip ~ automcb
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Doo1tttle and
s on Ralph, Jr.. motored to Elkins
yesterday and spent the day.
Mrs. Carl Binns and son Brooks
are the guests OF the formers sis
ter Mrs. Clyde BaTbe at Morgan
town.
Dr.. and Mrs. R. 3. Trip left yes
terday for an automobile trip to Bos
ton where they will visit the for
mers father.
J, B. Hess OF cowen, and daugh-
ter Miss Eloise and son Gerald are
here for a few days visit with the
formers mother, Mrs. Jennie Hess
and sister Mrs. A. G. Hawkins.
Miss Margaret Alderman has re.
turned from a several weeks visit
to Webster Springs.
D. ]. Currey and daughter Miss
Katherine Of Washington are spend
ing several weeks in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. ElkIns and
son Ray have gone on an automo-
bile trip to points in Ohio and
Michigan.
Miss Myrtle Mckinney spent the
week end in Clarksburg with Miss
Gertrude Boggess and Miss Mary
Ellen Cook
James E. Summers of Toledo. O..
who had been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Summers at their home
on State street have returnd 10
their home accompanied by the for
mers brother Samuel Summrs.
Q. q. Kelley, Of Edgway, is seri.
ously Ill at his home.
Mrs. Roy Stevens and children
have returned from Opekiska where
they visited Mrs. Stevens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hildebrand.
During their stay at opekiska, Mr..
Hildebrand celebrated his sixty.
third birthday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-25
BIG CITY FOLLOWS
FAIRn8NT1 LEAD.
Elks Of Minneapolis Are
Supporting Boy Scout
Movement

According to Scout Executive
Tate the local Elks Lodge No. 2e4
was the pioneer among Elks lodges
iii taking over and pushing the Boy
Scout movement in their home
town. The local lodge was the first
lodge in the United States to do
scch thing and they have started
a good movement. The Elks Of
Minneapolis have followed suit in
taking over the Scouts Of that city
by purchasing the Scouts there o
camp site and providing club rooms
for the boys in their new Elks
home. Mr.. Tate believes that
many Elk lodges all over the coun;
try will follow in the path that has
been cleared by Fairmont Elks.
Scout Executive Tate can furnish
Jobs for Is Scouts Immediately.
They will get pay ranging from
$3.50 to $3.50. All Scouts that are
interested are requested to call on
Mr.. Tate this evening and learn all
about the work. Only Scouts are
wanted.
The problem Of camp emblem
was taken up by Mr.. Tate and his
associates Saturday morning. They
suggested a Mountain Laurel leaf
with B. F. G. on It representing
Brooks Fleming camp. This was
not final however. Bmblems will
be given to the boys at camp who
get rs points. They can get these
points by passing Scout tests, CIV
ing camp service and by participat.
ing in camp activities.
Rev. W. X. Hines will not at.
tend the second period Of camp be;
cause Of Ill health. He has return.
ed to his home in Pittsburgh. Mr..
Tate will take over his work which
was the religious side Of the life
and the camp fire work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-25
Mrs. Thos. McCray's
Sister Dies in N, Y,

A message received here Satur-
day evening announced the death Of
Mrs. John ] Martin sister Of Mrs.
Thomas McCray Of this city, which
took place at her home at SAUCER
ties, N. Y, on Saturday after an
illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Nc
Cray and her slster-ln-law, Mrs.
Frank McCray left here several
days ago for her bedside and were
there when she passed away. The
deceased was before her marriage
Miss Agnes Meehan and had fire.
quently visited here where she was
quite popular. She is survived /
her husband and five children, the
youngest an infant of three weeks.
The Meehan family has been sadly
afflicted in the past few years both
parents and another sister havinf
died. The latter was killed in q
street car accident.