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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
RICHMOND EP|sCOPALIANs
At AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
ihurches Closed Because Of
Celebration Of Mission
Body's Centennial.
q. FREEMAN MAKES ADD1,Isss
sector OF Church Sof the Epiphany.
washington, Ii Considered One OF
Foremost Ciergymen OF Country.
Bishop brown prcstdes. 80

All Episcopal churches I'm Rich
nond and vicinity, Will be closed
onlght owing to the mass-maetins
L tho City Auditorium at 8 o'clock
n celebration Of tho centennial OF
Pc Domestic and Foreign NiIssIon-
Try Society. at which tho Rev. James
|. freeman. d. D.. OF the Church of
ne Epiphany. Washington. Will make
Pe address. Rt. Rev William Ca
Oil Brown. ID. D.. bishop OF Virginia.
fin preside and Rev. w. Russell
Fowie. rector OF st. Paui's Church.
III Introduce the visitor. who ia ono
the foremost clergymen In the
fountry. beoing an orator. con-
Frnctive social worker and an
uthor OF note.
Dr. Freeman went to the Washing
pm church from ST. Marks, Min
|eapolis. TO which DIR. Bowie received
p urgent n call Inst spring, but
OBVIOUSLY he ministerial to a con-
|rcRation lin. Yonkers, ". V, md
'erc founded tho famous Hollywood
IN. workingmnn's club. the lnrg-
(it Of It's kind in the world. BE-
bro entering the ministry he wns
| tho legal department or tho Long
land and New York Central Rail-
pad. and in that period was con-
ficious In Sunday School and
brotherhood OF st. Andrew work.
r.. Freeman is a member OF the
kew executive council OF tho Epis-
opal Church. OF which Bishop Brown
lnd>John Stewart Bryan. OF this
~. are also members, and chnir-
pan OF tho nationwide campaign
FeachinE mission. That no should
pine TO Richmond for tho mass m oct :
IL Is regarded as especially fortu-
Those who will participate in tho
frvlce arc Rev. ]. ]. Gravatt. D. d.,
Holy Trinity. and Rev. J. Yates
ownman. y. D.. OF All Saints. Will.
10 committee in charge Of the pro-
Pam is comprised OF Rev. J. IT.
ibboncy. who Is III mt his home
\ Barton Heights and will not be
feHcnt. Row. T.. z. osgood and Rev.
feorge p. Mayo. Earnest II. Cosby,
fEanist and choirmas,cr al All
iints' Church. will have charge OF
he music and II Is hoped that n,
a5t 400 voices Will be in the choir
etters have been sent to all the
piscopal choirmasters urging their
myers to assemble at tho stage en-
ance at 7:+5 o'clock with vest.
enG and old version hymnaiss I,
purposed TO gather In the foyer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13

and enter from tho main doors sing
Ing onward Christian Soldiers" as
tho professional. Other hymns Sc
lectcd are Fling Out the Banner"
"ChriHt for the World We Sing" and
Our Fathers God TO Thee"
This meeting Is tho main inspira-
tional service OF tho great nation
wide campaign which terminates next
sunday in tho every-member canvass
and tho bishop states that II the
city OF Richmond then makes n
showing In proportion To that OF the
remainder OF the diocese he feels
confident that the high standard OF
proportionate giving reached last
yenr will be retained and the diocese
OF Virginia again will take front
rank for the entire country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
BODY WILL HAVE
Il COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM
Attendance Upon Sessions of Body Thanksgiving Week
in Richmond Is Expected to Be Largest in
History Of the Organization.

Tho Co-opcrative Education Assoc
= luton OF Virginia, which Will hold
Its sessions during the meeting OF
tho State Educational Conference In
Richmond, November %. "a. 25 and
20, announces that one of the most
comprehensive programs has been
completed. and that the attendance
will probably be the largest In the
histody OF the organization. In ad-
dition TO tho speakers already an
nounced. DR.. NJ. v. O'Shea. of the Uni
yersitv OF Wisconsin. will address the
session on Friday morning. Noyem-
Der 25.
Tho association IS urging the for
nation Of leagues throughout the
State and is offering pennants to all
nrst-rank banner leagues. and a large
dictionary Will be presented to the
banner county" are: Largcst per-
centnse OF organized active leagues
reporting to tho association: largest
number of nrst-rank banner leagues
largest number of subscribers TO the
Community League News; largest
percentage OF junior community
leagues reporting to this association
Secretary George w Guy, Pich-
mond. reports the following first
rank banner leagues:
Altemarle County. Crozet. Earlys-
Vile. Mt View Oak Hill. Mt. View
Jr. Red Hin. stony Point. Scottsvilla
Arlington County. Ballston, Sacgmul-
Ter: Bath County. Hot Springs. Mill
boro: brunswick County. Alberta
Danieltown: uchanan County
Greenbrior. Upper Greenbrier: Buck
ingham County, Aryonia. Dlliwyn
Mt Zion: Campbell County. Altavista
Hat Creek, Hodges: Caroline County
Lce-Maury. Stoncwall Jackson: Ches-
terrified County. Bellmeade. Chester
Beulah. Elkhardt, Ettricks: Clarke
County. Boyce. Jr.: Cumberland Coun-
~, Browns Church. Hamilton. Fork
Dickcnson County. Fremont; Dinwid.
die County. Grampian. McKcnny. Pine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13

Roanoke County. Iioilins: Rockbridge
County. Bridgewater; Scott County.
Hilton's: Southampton County. Court
land: spotsylvania County. Curlew.
Lee Hall; Stafford County, Iceland:
Sussex County. bonneville: Warwick
County, Denbigh. Morristown; Wash
inston County, Damascus. Emory:
York Countye Poauoson: Norfolk
city, Henry Clay, Berkeley. j. y. b.
stuart: Petersburg. r. F.. Lee, ID. NJ.
Brown: Portsmouth. Elm Avenue;
Rndford. Woman's Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
PLANS FOR BALLOON
BROUGHT IN PLANE
Round Trip From Dayton to Akron
Requires Only -Four
Honrs

IfOurH.
Aoro engineers who are building a
new dirigible balloon for tho United
states Army at tho Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company factory. called up
an army officer at McCook Field, Day
ton. the other afternoon asking about
set of specifications that had not
yet been delivered.
We'll have them in your hands In
the morning" came the word back.
Shortly before noon the next day
there was n whirrlng OF aeroplane
propellers at Wingfoot Lake Flying
Field. near Akron. a plane alighted
and out hopped Lieutenant q. w.
Polk.
Here arc those specifications we
promised" he grinncd.
And having delivered them he had
lunch and flew back to Dayton. Tho
round trip was made In little bet
ter than four hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
TAOS COUNTY TO
GIVE BURSUM 1900
MAJORITY, IS CLAIM
Congressman Montoya
Ends Five Day Cam
paign in County

Congressman Montoya returned to-
day from Taos county whore be cum
pairned five days tor senator Bur
sum.
Mr. MontoyH siid that after he had
finished hts campaign mo county re-
publican Committee sem @ WIRE %
tire state h-eadquariers saying that
Taos county wdald return a majority
ct 1900 for senator Bursum
Tho people oi thr county are WEI
informed as 20 the work Senator
Bursum has done m washiugton and
I talked with many drmocrts who saj
they intend 90 vote for the senator
Mr, Moutoya viii b" 20 Wagon
Mound tomorrnty. where be VIII poin
senator Uurfuih 600 thn Ing rally 10
Boz held there sunday night From
Wagon Mound be VIII mike % cam
nnlgn OF Mora county M then con-
duct "a campaign in Harding Cnltns
and sam miguel countics
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

ALGER WILL TRAIN
HERE FOR BIG BOUT

PAM probably viii have a chance
90 see Billy .Aiger, OF Phoenix. who
IN 10 meet Benny Cordosa here on
r. Friday night do some working
out neat week
\. T. Marie. promoter o. the COM
ing bouts In Which Alger and cordova
Mu 70 BE- the hsndllners, has been m
nfai Of HE week. probably Monday,
- lnish traiuing Tot his bout.
AlEer recently gave Tommy Garter
the pounding which him q deci-
fion bout and Is probably tho hard
80 man that CordOva ever has dvcid-
I'D to meet The bout " [" tc for Is
..4auJa
An cirlt-rounn SIM ss-Hfiaf = 10
i~ held between BaitilpF Fponey and
Young Jim Flynn. There viii be a
s~ik-round rnrOuntcr between hid
ilerrcsa and jos MoHi0ya-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
EACH TRADE AND
DEALER SAYS HIS
PRICES ARE RIGHT
Building Confidence
Sees No Chance for
Drop

That The price % labor should not
come oown unless there Is q propor-
%tlonai drop n commodities and that
the price lovei Is about az low as it
Is likely 90 20 within the next three
years was the Outstanding sentiment
expressed At a meeting 81 civic bodies
contractors. realtors and building
trades crafts At the Chamber %
Commerce rOoms last nighi.
The meeting was called to discuss
plans for boosting building IN Albu-
GuerQue. II was called to efdrr by
Mike Nash. president 81 the AIbu-
querque Contractors association. Ne
called upon G.. NJ. Bolts. attorney. 10
be permanent chairman and this was
followed by the election Of -. q. Nc
Kee. secretary OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. as secretary Of the meet
ing.
Tho feature of.fhe meeting was u
ulf between Colonel George T.
Breeze on the Onc aide and H. l.
McNeifi and H. a. prichard. con-
tractors. IN the other regarding ium
Der prices. Colonel Breeze stated
that lumber was cheaper at present
than Il had been ~ years Z
Mr.. AleNem tscn presented a list
OF lumber prices which ne Ind OBJ
tnined from a local lumber dealer. 20
show that prices we're high ana add
ing that Il was one OF the reasons
that persons did not build. Mr..
PFichard took a similar stand as did
Mr.. McNeiii. and said thas the con-
tractor was not making the money Of
which he was accused.
Colonel Breeze then returned the
fire with the statement that Albu-
qucfuIc lumber wns cheaper than b.
wan in other towns He said that
there ~ other things more than La
Dor that IL holding back building. n
We are to have a drop In labor We
must have a corresponding drop IN
other things, he said. 'Things must
GENE down together, he added,
G. ~. Barber said he thought n
was an Injustice TO the large con
tractor that he could not buy "a lars
auantity Of lumber at n cheaper rate
than the man who WAS 10 build "a
hen house" Colonel Breeze dis
agreed with Mr. Barber. saying thai
an even price for an was Just ln his
opinion.
Mr.. Barber sounded The sentiment
u the meeting when he said he did
not believe that prices were coming
down much more for az least three
year,. The opinion OF the uivetln.,
was that the pubile must be- made tu
understand that prices are not going
90 drip uch more % That nov ls
the time TO build
II was pointed out hy several that
Albuquerque was three years behind
IN lts building program although %
had been probably KEEPING ahead of
other towns OF is size
The b~rickiayefs carpenters. and
h0dcarriers were the uni, nhor cram
represented. other labor crafts AND
TIE EiNauia club We're She only CO...
EaHlzatiOns invited o. attend thf
meeting which were not fopresnuit4i
Following the general discussion ID
was decided "a hnid another mettinl
urNt Friday night "a go O'clock
Eanh orgau i4auion JOS 20 hr invited o.
le present again and asked to Lriul
data considered ct advantage 10 dis.
cuss ihu building situation.
Others who took part ir the als.
ousslon we've W. d. Walton. IS. a.
Tha1ton, Robert McCluEhan. Aiikt
Nash Marcus Sawfcllr, and - 20
Coons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
DAY OF DAYS FOR TILDEN
Champ 10 Defend Title on Court
Where He Won First Cup; Ten
Nasions Entered.


PHILADELPHIA. sent e.-,Thers
A. DAYS of champions and atks 81
championship matches and fuch, but
.i&tt Ary 81 days will be when William
r Ttidcn. trnris champion OF the
world. PLAYS In tho nhtlpua- AluHtre
6 championship tournament. september
= on tho courts Of The Gcrmantovn
cricket club
IT, Al 4 sort ef 4 special pftnie
20 Nis N4AH for . ~ts on these
courts that ne PLAYED hA nrs game
ter who - tr.nainE back eitA hlns
TIE worlds championship.
Ne - - and has been rlayinf the
game since no was six IeH ~ years
ago he won his first cap IN a ten
nh tournament.
Near MS Home.
ftia home is just across the afrrrt
from the cricket club.
When ne Il not touring fhN even
sees winning taurrIs and world
championships Tor America, ridden
lrrr with hia nunL Miss fli5abcth
". Hey. nj his cousin. Miss =. a.
Hey. nj during Tho comma cham
ploushIp matches -npen house. Viii
he The order OF Tho day ~ the Hoy
homo.
Os course. ~e're proud q nm
raid Miss Her. the cousin. Were
proud 81 his success ~ n tennis play
Ell and we're proud OF an the cups
and oshes hcnors that hRVe bean ac-
corded 70 him. not forgeitinr by any
useans this little cup and Niar Hey
heN w the small ai,ver cup that
the champion won 20 years ago.
HE first TEAMS cup.
Naen't changed.
-Euf Ne're mare proud ~ him be-
csust ne N the same H4li Tilden to.
dag rt1e he sP,ta 20 Year, aEo Ho'i
az rnusfai Ana a. naodeaf. win al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

lhe cre4m II ~ re-o is.scsA1i
salient r4,t At,I<s ntze tos.sht f.cm
the Pas CITY % meet me bate eli,
crayr in = three mme series
THE fir<t gains y 70 bf PLAYED a.
10 o'ciefk fcrnorrev mornins ans.
5%sso,a.ns e ,-na 'h,s ~ mas ps1 Ss
series. Albuquerque fam ave al
wsyt been lntcfchtcd IN MccormicA
who has beer rrfn an action before
and he - 10 be on b inound for ~
Faso IN the lrht sa:no fans NishirE
10 zee him .n The box are directed 30
tur uat sunday morning
Dan pAdIlia. mnnnrrr 81 The GfayA,
nnya Thar his team u1l bs - etruue
H npi trunse than a Nnx keep a.
any time this season. Nhfp h nppcefs
On the diamond 10 do battle. saiazar
~ back W tisr Hne-up. and Manager
PxdlIn t. neGotirtipE with several
pitchers Ia fhc hopes o. securing enc
90 them Tor the SIn1f@- nlofnlnF
game. He si-c - keepinx the wircs
hot In an effort 10 secure Wilson. N
cibson catcher. 10 I'M tho spot week
encd ~ the absence OF Mess chayez
from the itne-up-
Regardless OF ths fact that the ~
fAso city il sending ~ picked team
from thf Army IltF LEAGUE. MunaEef
Padiiia expects 20 lake the game.
ms tcsfa has been on the diamond al
practice every night % hate and Is
shooting thc pills round me diamond
like bullets.
Wilson o. Gibs0n Il rated one Of
the best cafchers IN the southwest
and n he in secured for The game. VI
Paso base me might iuss ~ wen
never attempt to steal second, Wilson
proved he could shoot the han hkd
an arrow when he caught rprcpti OF
c In the game last SUNDAY.
comparlson Of the nruys with
h Roswell team is an Indication o.
the brand OF ban that "a beins puf
up here. Roswell cifizens have spent
sie.ooo the last year for q baseball
park n grand stafid and club
houre. They have been spendint
hundreds OF dollars a ponth TO main
tain y team and have closed tho
stores n Town d day each week 10
hopr4 thr game.
Aibnquerquc has pct torth no such
tnortf tn maintain the Gra>a. yet Tho
home team has practically kept pace
with Roswell. The m tomorrow
afternoon md Monday afternoon win
start Il 3 o'clock. Manager fradnia
vN pso an Imported pitcher OF
TcftHf ~ the game tomorrow morn
ING FH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Catarrh Con Be Cnred

futIrrh o. "a local disc greatly iuiu-
enccd by constitutional cosdnioue 10
ihffcintf requires constitutional UHtt
mont HALi.a CArARRm afEnniHE
rs Taken i"E uaiif lrf a.N fh.0uFh
mo Eloei uH the Mucous SurfHrHa OF
ihc hfaiem HALLS CATANI "a
MEDICINE destroys THO Foundation uI
the dlaotac. gives the patient strength ry
Improving tie general health HHd HfHlHi1
nature 10 hoinE ifa worF
An nruEfisfa Cirfuistr fror
n. a. Chcnty a 20, rolcda uhiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

v"DoNT'S"-rUR WISHING
Don't wish yea could find . Iob-find H.
Don't wish you could rent your apart
pon'i wish sou could ssil your home
HOwt
ny using the Hersid's Classified Column.
Phone afh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

more stolen baacp to his total and
now has rs.
other leading batters for seventy
or more namca: Tohln. II. Louis.
SIS; veach, Detroit, .sf7: Is. Collins.
Chicago. .a4f. Jacobson, 81. Louis.
.a4O; Williams, st Louis. .at0: strnnk
Chicago. .a4O; SEVERED. -. Louis,
.3aa; o'Nelii. Cleveland. asa: sewcii
Cleveland. .ssi.
Roger iiornsbs. star OF the H.
Louis Cardinals, u giving promise Of
being tho National league leader In
several departments He not only
has Increased his batting average 70
40. hut Is threatening to grasp the
home run honors OF the league from
George Kelly. tho Giants slugRor.
Kelly failed 40 add To his string of
20 holnc runs dnrinR the week. while
Hurnsby smashed out three and has
q total % 20. AS "a run Hcttsr, he
leads Bancroft, having registered fiO
limos TOR his club. lie has smashed
out 2os hits. for "A total OF aes basps,
George cutahaw Of the Pirates u
the r%unncr-up 10 Ilornsby FOR batting
honors. being 60 points behind with
nm average OF .abi.
Frank Frlsch. OF the Giants. thu
leading base s%tcaier, hns 4s 10 his
credit.
other leading batters for seventy
or more games Housch, Cincinnati
.at7i Mciienrs. 81. Louis .ste Four
inter-, 81. Louis. $40; Young. Nov
York. ISIS; Mann. ~ Louis. .s3S.
Cruise, Boston. .aa5i Bigbce. PITTS.
hurEh. .S3a; Groh. Cincinnati. .a32i
Il. smith. New York. sac. Frisch. New
York. .31s. Meuscl. New York, .a29.
J Smith. -. Louis. .s3e.
You win fnd it In our classi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Joerftfa Conlraras and Ambtocio
Gonzales we're married at C0ntfaras.
N. 81. yesterday al the home of the
brides parents, according 10 an mn
neuncement which whs rcrciyed here
The ceremony was followed By a
dance last night. The bride D. the
dauEhter Of AIR. ana Mrs Icopoldu
cnntroras, n The groom ls b son
Of Mr.. and Mra. Hilario Gonzales.
a letter received b. 4. A. Cheney
chairman 81 the fodeo committee Of
tho Disabled soldiers league yeator-
day from Governor Thomas p. Camp
he'll Of Ari-onA. stated that tho gov
arno would accept their invitation e.
attend Inc rodeo here m governors
day, II possible.
Two sacanctr- IN the BcrnahiIn
County Teachers association were
filled at the first niscting 90 the
school year held at the school heusa
In Old Albuquerque Yesterday Adolfa
Gonzales was elected Vice president,
aud Ruth Stnteson WaH selected. as
I secretary and t~ronsurar.
In reply 10 an inquiry from the
4 regional director Of the Public Road
Bureau at San Francisco, ~. 3
Wheeler, In charge 81 the district
MADE W Or Arizona aud New MeNico
yesterday sent "a telegram boz which
hf stated that ~ the combined
Phipps-Dowell and Townsend road
bill passes congress. SibO. 600 worth
OF work VIII be started In The twa
states this fall and 81 700. 600 worth
IN the spring
4 firr which started from a lighted
candle did 50 worth OF damage 90 O
wnn AZ the home Of Dolores DclEsiu
$40 south Second street. ht 9-aa
O'Clock last night Tne candle hnd
been LETT burning on "a shelf a quics
run Of the dremcn prevented nrthci
damage.
suit for hisufrc was nlrd ~ the
district court this moruing los Nir-
ginla g. Crowo. DO which shr rhnrg q
Carl G. Grove win doaertlon and
failure 20 support bee. According tO
the comp'uint. the couple were mar
ricd ht Globe Ariz. on January 3:
1918 n be- alleged D. nt on April
10, 1899, he loft her. and has not re-.
turned since.
Coal supply 70. Phone { and ..
a- "
-Four doilnr-, fuiI wagon load. mc.
-. ...a.na IaA..a..N ...H nh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Troops Are Out of
Sugar; Send Appeal
Here for a Supply

A rry fsoin the wilderness WAS re-
c.i,.d b, Major }. a. Toulouse la
fhe form n "a telegram from Cavalry
Tro1p A al Domingo. Fayius that thes
were oui Of sugar.
The troop Is On ~ way 10 santa
~ a. ncf rs guard % honor 10 ii'
n~o,tfuor dnrins fise FIESTA and ei'
d,te ~ alfi,s in The Capital cts this
a0arnoou. uuiefs iils lack 30 rugaf
for their cvnes nos weakened rhcil
morale
~ telegram waH piilful accofdius
"a afs Tor T~oulouae. n asked him IA
md some Of the precious stph By
fhe firuf automobiie that was headed
toward Santa re.
sugar won the var the mhlof
said. II don't know whether me
f4pop Will be able 70 navigate II
Hsiaaa WITHOUT y OK a9l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
Santiago GuruIe
Is Found Guilty of
Voluntary Manslsughter

a ranIift ~ guilty Of rUlunfar
msusiauEhtsr was handed down ia.
tho asudotal county peut Jury at o
o'ciork yesterday afternoon m tho
case OF s%aUtiagp Guruie
Guruie has been on trial before tho
Jury since wednesday on the charge
Of having killed HE wife at Corrales
on March 4. after no 10 alleged 60
have found her With another man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03
SPORT BRIEFS

ToRoNTo-Thc Canadian Trap
shooting team defeated the Amrr,cnn
Representatives yesterday. al 10 i5s
for the first time IN the history o.
the Canadian nafione, exhibition
The winners we're awarded gold
medals.
CLEVELAND - Pitcher stanley
Covelcskie Of the Cleveland Indians
will UNDERGO an examination by Or.
n. NJ. Castlr, club physician, a. %
the extent Of the strain to coveieskie'e
side sustained In Thursdays game
with Detroit. DR.. Castle could mol
state how long Covoleskic might be
cut Of the game.
SAN FRANCIsCO- Hack Miller
outfieldcr III the Oakland Coast
leaguc club. has been sold To the chi
cago Nationals. Il wRh announced to
day. He viii rcport next spring
MINNEAPoLIs-Abe Mitchell and
George Duncan, British professional
Rolfrra. defeated Jack Buvkc. 81,
Paul. aud While Kidd. Minneapolis.
, and 2 In n 36-hole best ball match
here Yesterday.
DENNER-Mrs l.. NJ. Van Meter
Of Denver won the city golf CHAM
pionHhip at the city park links yes
tcrday BY defeating Mrs. n G. Morris
aisu of Denver. . and :.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-22

WaShington-The ancient Puritan shared the faults of his age on the side of severality, but Puritanism softened into true Americanism in 1hc nineteenth century New England type of character. that would tolerate neither the slave traffic nor the drink traffic, was a consummate type of manliness and womanliness. These Softened Puritans were serious, but far more happy than the revelers who reviled them. whose counterfeit joys were mostly transient flashes. The Puritan knows that nothing is true pleasure that is not pleasant to re- member"
 Some Related Reforms.
 Shortly after the Civil War, in 1867. midway in my college course, I start td preaching with a sermon on .Faith and Works and featuring with the theme of Total Abstinence and Prohibition That four-in-hand has increased to a 'boraX team of many cleansing reforms, for after 2l years in the pastorate I became pas tor at large in 1889, first as de- fender of the imperilIed American Sabbath, then under bitter attack by Sunday saloons. and later, in 1890, l broadened my attack to include the whole league of commercialized vices and commercialized politics, of which hes aloon is but one, though the heaviest, battalion.
 When I went, in 1889, as a speaker on Sabbath observance, to New Or leans. I got into the anti-gamblins fight, and have never been able tC get out of it because the fight is stil on And one could not fight for Sun day rest without encountering the saloon that claimed every day, de spising all laws. And the saloon fgh involved the brothel And so, like the legendary man on tiie beach whC picked up what seemed one link of chain only to find another and an other and another attached as h. sought to lift it, evils were found tt be all linked together, and the fiSh for world deliverance from the chair Continued on Page SiX.)