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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
THREE SAVED FROM FIRE
Woman and Two Children Carried
Out as Flames Sweep Home

A woman and two children were
saved from probable sUffocation in Il
fire which started in the home OF Israel
Greenherg. 80 Christian street, shortly
after q O'Clock this morning.
The woman rescued i, Mrs Israel
'reenberg and tn" two children carried
Nut are Lillian. seven, ana Samuel,
ON.
Greenberg. saw smoke pouring into
his room, and after awakening his wife
and children tried to carry them one
at a time 10 the street He succeeded
in getting Mrs. Grcenberg out safely
but when he returned for the children
he was beaten back by smoke and fame.
Meanwhile Thomas Pine. boardor.
had been awakened. His first Thought
aS of the children. lie reached a
ear room on the second floor whore
they were asleep. Throwing a blan.
''ot over each of the children he
carried them. one ut Il time, 70 win.
dow. Then he shouted to neighbors to
obtain a ladder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
STlLLMAN WINS POINT
Court Rules He Needn't Pay $500
for Canadian Hearings

New York. Jan. 27.--(By A. PD--
James A. Stillman has won his fight
against giving Mrs. AHrc L. Sh' Imam
$500 to conduct Canadian hearings in
their divorce suit.
Today the appellate division Of the
Supreme Court reversed Il d" iSiOn by
Justice Morschauscr directing the bank =
er to pay Mrs. StilNman this sum for
the expenses of carrying her defense
across the border.
The opinion, signed by five Justices,
held that Mrs. Stillman already had
hecn given sufficient money for her de-
fense.
The Justices took oc"n ion to mote
that neither Mr.. Stlllman nor his wife
"ha7 specifically made verified dental
of the allegations of his or h"r own mis-.
conduit
They took issue with Mr.. StiIlman's 3
counsel on the statement made 10 t
week that Mrs. Stillman's defense had
not yc. given evidence Of rotcntin'
success. They he d that Mr.. StIl'man
pIready had paid his wife more money
for counsel fees than most UCNplc are
able to accumulate in lifetime Of toll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
+ CONVICTED OF MURDER
PLEAD FOR NEW TRIALS
Emery and Jacket Among Those
ContestIna Verdicts

Judges Davis. Patterson and Rogers
today in Quarter Sessions Court No. l /,
heard arguments asking new trials be
granted to four defendants, who. within
the IaSt month. have boon convicted of
murder in the first degree. Decisions
we're reserved.
Argument for n new trla, for Pcrley
Emery. convicted Of killing a Park
guard was based on the grounds that
Emery, at the time he testified. had
been suffering from an affection that
impaired his mental condition.
In the case of George jacket Il was
declared Judge Rogers cr. ed in re using
20 grant challenges for cause Of Jurors.
Argument for William BENJAMIN.
onvicted of killing his wife. was based
on dec 'nration that Judge Davis or ed
in his charge to the jury in referring
T. a defense # insanity when no such
orensC had been set up.
In the case JOscnh Dreher. a
Negro. convi.tcd Of killing his sweet
heart, IL was argued tho evidence didn't
warrant verdict higher than second
degree.
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DEATHS

AS SSohDFSideJan oh aSidc5 ,r:S e. s11rNY,E wife .;
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Siow Sal Of 6alosT hSEry GmOry EupeTs saTys.
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Garden st:. CLARA VIRGINIA FiTZGER.
attend funeral seryIees at 1oiS CoIiinsS
We: sTFR TgTdayA A n: Il ~ a. R!;rmcy, private
ments, 01rmantown. Jan. II, 1000 BESJS-
MIN n; LISTER as'I oS, Funeral ssryioco
TTLEs,-Jan 20 JENNIE w. wife Of
Captain Harvey r. stics, ag d 81. FunerIt
Monday. I 80 p. NJ. from her late resldcnce
Green stt:. ,Tuckerton. N. J. intcfmsht
pfNsM KtE. Jan. %. 1929. MARGARET
o. ldow of william .Dnamore. Relatives and
friends. also 81. Edwards Il. v. NJ. sJdaiIty.
A. NJ. from late residence. 25l8 y, Sh =,
Salemn requl m mass 1T ST., Edwards
Church, 10 A. M lnt2rment Holy Sepul-
chre Cemetery.
LOST AND FOUND
LICENSE 1aG--Lost: aLt0 licsnae tag No.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
CONFIRMATION OF KEMP
DUE SION, PEPPER SAYS
Postoffiee Committee Of Senate
Asked for Prompt Action

Senate confirmation of Colonel
George u. Kemp aus Postmaster NJ
philadelphia may be expected W thin n
tew days, II was announced today at
1cs.
Tie Senator has approved tho nonl-
nation made by President Harding on
the recommendation of Senator Pen.
rose. and has informed the PostotIicc
COMMITTEE of the Senate he would like
70 have It nctcd upon promptly,
1t Is raid in informed circles tbot M
chnnge will bc made on Senator Pen
per's initiative In Fedcrul patronage
appointment made In Philadelphia or
elsewhere in Pennsylvania on recon
mendhtion Of Senator Penr1ge. Dstrict
Attorney Coles md other Federal OF.
fasals who have taken Office under the
Harding Administration are safe" ro
far AZ the new junior Senator Is con.
Oerned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
ROBERT R. DEARDEN, SR.
Publisher Succumbs After Brief ILL.,
ness at Home Here

Robert r. Dearden. Sr., president Of
the United States Review Publishing
Company. died last night after a b"ief
illness at his home, 1876 North Park
avenue. lie was seventy seven years
. iU
Mr.. Dearden served terms in the Leg
isluturr total ng sixteen years. lie came
to this city in 1867. Later he went
West. Returning to Chicago he estab-
lished n semi monthly journal, The
Northwestern Review, devoted to un-
dcrwrite-s' interests. In 1879 he moved
the paper to this city, continuing il az
the United States Review. lie con-
tinued as it's editor and publisher for
fifty four years.
He was one of the charter members
f the Columbia Club and an ex-presi-
dent Of ii. He is survived nv two sons
associated with him III business, Rob
crt Il. Dearden, Jr., and Edward e.
Dearden,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
BOY, 8, HIT BY M0T0RTRUcK,
DIES FROM SKULL FRACTURE
Victim Was Skating in Street When
Accident Occurred

Joseph Dow. eight, 2G13 Ash street,
Bridesburg. died Mt 4 4. NJ. today in
the Frankford Hospital from u frac-
tured skull He was struck yesterday
by motOrtruck.
The boy was skating In the street
at Edgemont and Orthodox streets.
Bridesburg. when the truck hit him.
1t was driven by Harry Johnson,
twenty eight years old, 1923 West
Sergeant street.
Johnson took the child to the hos
pital. where an operation was per
formed last night. The driver sur.
rendered and was he'd without bail for
the Coroner by Magistrate Dorm IN the
belgrade and Cicarteld streets station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN SOUTH
Depth OF Twelve Inches in Virginia
Breaks Twenty.Year Records

Washington, Jan. 27.-tBy A. P.)
-Snowfal to a derth which mnrk"d
new records over periods Of from three
10 twenty years were reported today
from several Southern state as. an
aftermath Of the storm which has been
central of the South Atlantic const
throughout the carly part Of the week
Virginia reported the heaviest fail in
MANY wears last night At DnnvIl'e
twelve inches was recorded, q twenty
years record being broken. Street car
service in I.ynchburg was badly Grip
ped and Richmond. reported a steady
fnlr this morning. In Georgia the visi-
tHtion was mostly sleet, which practl-
ca " isolated Savannah until late last
night.
Florida faces "freczing tcmpera-
lures Il the weather Gears in the
northern section, the Weather Bureau
suid today. The lowest temperature
,rnortrd yc'tarday was At Mortified,
VI 90 below zero.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
MRS. BERGD0LL IN FIGHT
TO WIN ERWlN'S RELEASE
Communication Refused. She Warns
War Department Of Court Action

Mrs. Emma G. Bergdoll will make
on effort to have her son. Erwin c.
Rc"gdo'l. convicted draft evadcr. re-
'eased from Fart Leavcnworth Prison.
where he is serving a four-year SEN
tenCc.
She notified the War Department Of
her intention today. Mrs. BcrGdoll
called at the Office of Secretary Of Wa"
Weeks and in his absence was rpfc"rcd
to Colonel J. A. Penn. War Deua~t-
ment officials suggested she make tho
application in writing and added that
unless new evidence were discovered
there was no way to obtain her son 5
release until his sentence cxDtrcd.
Pcforc announ ing her intention OF
taking action in tho court Mrs. Berg
doll asked for n communication Of r win 3
sentence. This was refused.
Erwin Rcrgd'll is n brother OF Grover
Cleveland BergdO'l. the descrter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Loses Home. Booze and Bride

Boston, Jan. 27.-Antonio Silva. ar
rested at Springfield two weeks ago
with six quarts Of moonshinC that he
was brin~ing tn its own wedding and
Ncld In Jail there since, lost not only his
',nuor, but his bride. Silva today
,,eoded guilty and the Court was about
n declare sentence when the pro. eciIt =
:ng attorney announced that Silva 8
wide TO be had married another man
,rrontime. Judge Peters said Silva had
apparently suffered almost enough and
'et'n"ed the sentence to be one more day
In iail,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
HITS NEWarRRY's BACKERS
Reed Says Senators Who Seated
Him Are DIshonored

Washington, Jan. 27.--(By A. P.)-
The Senate was to d today by Senat =,
Reed. of Missouri. that "nevcr In all
the history Of legislative bodies in the
world has 50 sharcless II resolution
been adopted az that approved by the
Senate in confirming Senator New.
berry, Of Michigan, In his scat.
There Is not a man who voted for
this resolution Senator Reed said,
who did not brand in red letters above
and over his political record the wOrd
llshonor.' No word Of tongue and no
word Of pen can describe the dc, ada
ton OF that resolution and self.cor
fcsscd degradation Of those who sup
portcd it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
BLOCK DONNELLY PAROLE
Must Consult Victims Before Re.
leased, Judge Rules

nelly, formerly Germantown real
estate man and now serving a three
year te N for cmbc&7'cment in the East
crn Penitentiary, released on paro'e,
was blocked at Z hearing before Judge
Terry today.
DonnelyE attorney offered to show
that Of the SlOO,O his client IS said
to have taken he has made restitution
to the extent Of $500 and promised
the remaining SO5,0OO would also be
returned. Counsel for the victims Of
DOnncIIy's cmbcZ2Iemcnt cOntendCd they
shCu'd be con-Ditcd before he is released
To this Judg" Ter y agreed and action
on the petition was postponed for &
week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
sPROUL RECEPTION GUEST
Governor to Attend Function Give
by Pennsylvania Society

Washingtcn, Jan. T.-Govcrn0I
Sproul viii he tho g',eSt Of honor to.
Wight az the midwintcr reception Of th'
pennsy,vania Society Of the District o
Columbia. n social organization ~
which Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly
If Pittsburgh. is president. The Gov.
"rnor wiz be the principal speaker o
he evening.
Other guests will include Under Sec
'ptary of state Fletcher. Secretary o
the Treasury Mellon. State Forestr'
Commissioner Clifford Pin"hot md Firs'
Resistant poetmaster Cenoral W'"k.
The Pennsylvania Society, a defunc'
organization three yeara ego. ! no
'hp 'urgest and most flour: sh!ng Stat'
society in Washington. II contain
more than 1OW members. aI' Pcnnsy e
vaninns or former Pcnnsylvanians. The
reception is to be held In the Willar'
Hotel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
PACKERS STRIKE GOES ON
Workers Vote Overwhelmingly 20
Continue WaIkcut

Chicago, Inn. 27.--(By A. P.N-
Striking packing. house workers in the
thirteen great meat packing centers
have voted by an owe whe'ming ma =
iority to continue tho strike started
December 3, 1921, Dennis Lane. inter-
national secretary Of the ANA gamatcd
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's $
Union of America, announced TODAY.
In Chicago. Mr.. Lane said. the ma
iority Of the strikers declined to vote
in the refcrendum which was ordered
after Goye ninent mediatgrs advised the
a is'r' ~ bolT 0ui M: hone OF auc.
a ion, hv . iticyernment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
WATSON ATTACKS GLASS
Declares Virginia Senator Applied
Vile EpIthete 20 COLLEAGUES

washington, Jan. 27.--(By A. P)-
Senator Glass, of Virginia, was at
t. "& day in b the dec $@pG nrcG 4S 4Sa fGn"Es in Es
recent oJIreqs to the Senate defending
the administration Of the Fedora Re.
S~rve 1nliinr system, the Virginia Sem
ator had applied ''vilo cpthets" to his
col eagues, who criticized the Reserve
Board.
Class speech, the Georgia Senate said
Mr.. Glass had charged that Senators
were hiding behind the screen OF con.
- = a. Immunity 10 utter libels
aRainst officials and added:
u lIcn statements are allowed TO 20
unrepudiated, certain Senators will
stand convicted before their constituents
as liars, charlatans and demagoT !"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
captaIn Eben E. Truax

Captain Ebcn +. Trnax, known for
siytv.four years as master mariner
md and pilot along the Atlantic Coast and
de-" De aware Bay and River. died early
yesterday from heart disease at the
Eome Of his son, John l.. Truax, G0i5
CLrlytion street. lie was in his eight
H.. is survived bv three children,
Jobn and Norris, OF Smyrna. and Mrs.
EVELYN IIoffcckcr, Of this city,
The funeral vii he at the residence
Of his Rnn. G045 Christian street, at
7 80 Friday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Seorqe c. Brill

The funera' Of George G. Brill viii
take place tomorrow afternoon at the
home, 1886 West Tioga street. Inter
mcnt will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Brill, who WAS forty seven years
old. died Wednesday, after nm illness of
several months. For twenty eight years
Mr.. Brill was Grattsman for Il stove
company and was formerly active In
RcpuL iican politics in the Forty -thir,
Ward. lie was member Of Potte
Lodge, No. 44l, +. and A. NJ. A
widow md two sons, George and Wes.
ley, survive,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Mary A. Hunsberoer

Mary A. Hunsberger, eighty six years
n'd. who died Wednesday Mt the Baptist
Home. Sevcntee nth and Norris streets.
viii be bur"d in Hillside Cemetery to-
morrow afternoon. Funeral services
will take pace at the home at Q O'Clock.
Miss Hunsberger died following q bnief
illness, She is survived by n niece and
several ncphews.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Or. Louis n. Landman

Cincinnati, Jan. IA cab.eerau
from Cairo, Egypt. announces tn,
death Of DR.. Louis II. Landman. q,
Cincinnati, Mt the English America ,
Hospital. He was sixty. four year,
old. DR.. Landman Is survived BY
Rabbi Isaac Landman, of Temple Israe
Far Rockaway. who for ten Years we
associated with DR.. KrauskoDf. nj
Temple Kencseth Israel, of PhIladaI
phin, and who Is now editor OF the
American Hebrew. '"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Funeral OF /. n. Rein

. Funeral services will take pace AT
W. Rein, fifty six, who died A. r
o'clock Wednesday evening at his home
"a Fnyette street, Conshohocken' For
eleven years he had been proprietor Of
the Hotel Montgomery in Conshhocken
His death was due to acute indigestion
His widow, Mrs. Mary Schroeder Rein
and five children survive. He q SO leave
his mother and one brother living IN
Switzerland. The funeral services from
the home will be attended by member,
Of o. Y. Il. NJ. Macanopee Stamu.
Tribe, No. SO, and the German Aid S6 .
ciety, in which he held membership
Buria, will be In Chelten Hi s Gene.
terry. The body may be viewed nj I'll,
home between 7 and 0 o'clock tomor.
row evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Mrs. lila r. Button

Mrs. Lila Randall Button. wife Of
Joseph Button. manufacturer. died
yesterday morning at her home at 2UJ
Fast Clivedcn avenue. Germantown,
following an illness Of scv raj months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Button had been married
thirty. three years last October. The
funeral VII take place from the home
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
NAVY YARDS MAY BID
House Authorizes Offer Of Proposals
to Repair LeViathan

Washington, Jan. 27.--(By 4. P.)--
4 he House today adopted an amendment
to the Independent offices appropriation
bin which would give navy yards an
opportunity to bid for the recOndi-
tloning of the LevIathan.
The amendment is subject to another
vote if one is demanded by opponents.
prior 10 the final vote on the bill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
ForeIan Exchange s,rsnathsns

NV York, Jan. 27.-(By A. PD-
Toreixn exchanges, especially British
and French rates, were strong today,
their rise being ascribed to prospects OF
better understanding in Anglo French
70 stations. Demand bills on London ad :
vanced 60 Si,2iia, the highest quota @
kion % far this year. Paris demand bills
81 $40 showed recovery of IL points
from last weeks low level.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
], Monroe Cook

]. Monroe Cook, 1887 North Fit-
teenth street, died yeste: day at his
home, following an illness of two
weeks, Mr.. Cook was born in Trenton,
\, J., the son of John G. and Elizabeth
NJ. Cook, deceased. lie came to TINS
city forty years ago ana engaged IN
wooIen worsted manufacturers. Of
which firm he was vice president when
he died, He was q thirty third degree
Mason member of Meridian sun
! oISr NJ. 15S; KNdHsh Comnandcry,
Philadelphia Consistory, and iu Lu
Temple Order Of the Mystic Shrine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Joseph canceImo

Joseph Cance'mo. a commission mer =
chant Of 1870 Dock street, died Wednes.
day night from q complication Of dis
eases at TIE pEesbytsrian 's Hospital, lie
ce,mo, and SIX children, Joseph, John,
" - Fred, Frank and Mrs. Anthony
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
DEATHS OF A DAY

Penza. Mr.. CHncelmo came to this
country forty years ago firm Italy.
The funeral will be he'd Monday, from
his late residence, G331 Vine street. A
requiem mass will be sung at st. Do
nato's Church. Sixty. fifth and Cal.
lowhill streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
8 YEARS FOR GIRLS DEATH
Sentenced Today After Conviction
for illegal Operation

Estelle Gilbert. convicted Tuesday OF
causing the death of Mrs. Florence
Marie Rocdigcr. nineteen. of 2S19 North
Eleventh street. April 3 by q criminal
operation. was today sentenced to three
ears in the county prison and fined
500. The defendant. who Is forty five,
lived at 1908 Brill street, Frankeord.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Mrs. Blanche Mccain

Ebensburg. Pa, Jan. 81. - Mrs
Blanche Mccain, wife of Judge John
a. McCann. Of the Cambria Count
Common Pleas Court. died at her hom.
here. yesterday, Death was due to con.
day old son. ""N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
CARDINAL D0UGHERTY
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
Leaves for Rome on La Lorraine
Tomorrow at Noon

Tomorrow az NOON
Cardinal Dougherty, who was o.,
cruise Of the West Indies when new,
Of the Popc's death came, is expected
to arrive at Pier 80. North River, New
York, this afternoon.
The Cardinal will Immediately come
to Phi'ade phia to prepare for his tr!l
to Rome. He will leave this city to.
morrow morning Tor New York, wher,
he will embark on La Lorraine nj
noon.
Cardinal Dougherty will be accompa .
MED on the trip by Chancellor Whit
nker. A delegation of priests and lay
,Yen will escort him from this city I,
Now York tomorrow. His private On
viii be attached to the = O'Clock ex
press from Broad Street Station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Bury Baldwin Emproye Tomorrow

Funeral services VII take place at
w. Jones. forty six. OF 3048 West Ie
high avenue. who was killed Tuesday Al
the Eddystone plant of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, where he had been
employed for nine years.
The services will be In charge OF the
Rev. II. u. Il. Siebott, pastor OF the
Lutheran Church at ,Twentv- sevent
and Cumberland streets. Burial will be
in Hillside Cemetery. He Is survived
BY Q widow. Mrs. Anna u. Jones. ana
three children.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
THE ETERNAL rRIANoIE

4 Nszpy Ayrss sfeat love story. "a NAME
(. HSy. :. ~ a<st,2s wiIh sopplleetions that arise
W<1ne t1pN tokruary j. IN the EVHhINo
3|<V k<fazA ~-Ada
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27

SPLENDID PICTURES OF POPE
InteTe4tlnR pictures Of Pope Benedict re
ceivinR delegation ON Philadelphia will d
phnted IN Pictorial Section OF next SUM-
days Pus1Ic LuDoAA. --Adv. n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
LOST AND FOUND

LICENSE 1AG--Lost; aIt0 licsnae tag No.
5l30. T urs 'ay, Reward II returned 4
Mr Waterman, $3.50 N. Broad.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

ADA MONTGOMERYs
HAIR GROWER
In three months Will make the hAh
tonE. soft and glossy. A trial vii
prove It. When In kansas CITY cal
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

the one hundredth mile post Of life
before she died. We extend our SYM
pathy to the relatives and friends in
the passing OF both of these good
Christian ladies. Mrs. Sallie Armstead
Of West Columbia. who spent several
weeks here with her sister Mrs. Lucy
Anderson returned home Friday morn
ing Mrs Lucy Clemens who repre-
scented the local Home Mission work
here in the State Convention at CAL
weston returned home Monday even
ing
ArdmOre, OIkla.-The Baptist stat
Convention Of Oklahoma, met in Ard :
Mt. Zion Baptist church and Mt.
Zion Baptist church. Oct IS. There
was quite large delegation. The
choirs rendered good music every
night The convention was enjoyed
by all. the delegates and citizens. Rev
M. A. Anderson, one of the board
members departed this life during the
convention, Friday morning at seven
o'clock preached at the church, was
shipped to his home. Coalgate Okla,
funeral will be held Wednesday noon
Mr.. Pleas Watson departed this life,
departed this life Saturday morning,
Miss Daisy Patton after spending sew
eral weeks with her sister returned
to Paris. Mrs, Mack Thomas is inn
proving at this writing.
PInno.-The different teachers took
charge OF their respective classes in
Sunday school. There is Sunday
School Institute in session at the G
M. e. church which will convene ali
this week. There was preaching each
night by Rev. Watson from the South.
The sermons were full of inspiration.
Miss Annie Horton of Lewisviile, Tex
as, a graduate of Prairie View has
been visiting Mrs. Stella Herod. Sick
list Mrs. Sarah Nelson, Mra. Maudie
Anderson, Mrs. Polite Fullerton, and
Mr.. Isaac Stenson.