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, 1922-06-24
INVESTIGATION
Of CURES URGED
BY PHYSICIAN
Denver Doctor Declares I'm
biased Scientific Probe of
Cults Should Be Con-
Quoted.

CHICAGO. June ga commission
OF unbiased scientific Investigators to
make a critical study OF all systems
of medicine and methods supposed TO.
cure people, to analyze the claims OF
each and hen give the public the
truth about the art OF healing was
paoposed by DR.. David A. Strickler
4 Denver. Colo, president OF the fed
ration OF state medical boards In tho
United States before tie 18th annual
convention OF tho American Institute
OF Homeopathy.
DR.. Strickler pointed out Difficult
lies OF establishing high educational
standards for persons who are Ii
cnnsed TO practice medicine or the va
rious healing arts.
The cause OF his difficulty OF es-
fablishinG n high educational stand.
ard is mainly due to the opposition by
ctitists who. without basic training
in scinece or adequate knowledge OF
The structure. functions and diseases
az the human body, yet contend for
the right TO practice a system OF heal
ing which they have conceived or
learned in n short time. even by some
system Of medical gymnastics known
only to h teachers OF that particular
cult" he said.
Many OF our legislators are them.
selves without education or knowl.
edge in the study Of anatomy. physio-
logy n pathology. But the unedu-
Gated are not the only ones who vote
for n separate liecnsure of tho cult.
tst on low educational standards.
In medical ncensure the extrem.
ist would be represented on the one
hand by those who would place no re-
Hrictions on the Individual. allowing
Everybody whether trained in element.
Us or not. who cared to treat the sick
20 do sc. leaving Il to the person need
ing hell to ascertain the qualifica-
TONS.
"on the other hand those who
would prevent all persons from treat
ing diseass save those who have spe-
Gifted preliminary training including
designated hours of study in prede.
termined with two years med
ical science in n recognized medical
college, one years internship in "a
standardized hospital as a ~pre-requls-
lite to entrance TO n state constitution
for license.
"a somewhat -,tfcal study of the
az 'A1AAaEFCAAA u ~
ministration leads us to the concIu-
sion that it matters little what form
the law obtains. individuals without
training in fundamentals. without ad.
understandable ability to recognize
disease in its common forms are in
large numbers practicing the healing
art in every state in the union and
further they are supported by public
sentiment as demonstrated by their
employment mad by jury decisions
when charged with practicing without
a license No one is safe in the in
terest OF public health who cannot
recognize the moro common conta.
Eious and communicable diseases.
Therefore the least that the state
should require of the applicant to
practice the healing art is to show a
knowledge OF disease whic his deemed
necessary to recognize it in It's com
snon forms"
, 1922-06-24
No Glands Used
In Met Ormick
Operation, Said

CHICAGO. June 24.-Denial that
human glands were used in the recent
operation on Harold Mccormick,
chairman Of the executive COMMITTEES
Of the Inter- ational Harvester. was
made by DR.. Victor Lespiasse,
tho surgeon in tho case. DIR. Lespin-
asse refused TO state what glands
were used OF further TO explain the
operation.
, 1922-06-24

night throughout the week and over
July 2 a church organization meet
ing viii Be conducted July :, at 5 p. m.
We heartily invite ali ScandinaviRns
TO be present at these services. Evang-
elist ]. T. Larson VIII continue to
preach at these services
Tie Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints
Services held in Union Labor hall.
ago North Wolcott rec Sunday
school 1Os3o a m. Evening service,
T;so. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
, 1922-06-24

Sunday school. $50 p. m. Follow
ing Sunday school Rev. C.. A. Bent
ley Of Parkerton VIII preach on tho
theme. "Christ Revealing Man" The
Mission is located at 725 West Eiev-
cnth. n all West Side people are
invited.
, 1922-06-24
Methodist Episcopal.

Sunday school. 9s45 a m; morning
service. II a m. DR.. ]. NJ Cromer
VIII preach Epworth League. : p. m.
led by o. c LEM Solo by Mrs. Bur
ton Nye. Evening service, S o'clock.
Sermon by DIT. J.. NJ Cromer.
, 1922-06-24
st. Marks.

Seventh n wolcott streets. Rev.
X Edwards. rector. Holy
n sermon at II a. m.
Church school at 9;45 n. m. Morning
and sermon at II a m.
, 1922-06-24

correcting present flood conditions
an dthat he hoped action to that end
would follow at once.
While all the damage lay on The
California side OF the Colorado. Ari-
IONA was called on for action because
tue residents seek the relief from The
, 1922-06-24

ifornia. without delay. Attorney Gen
eral GaIbraith OF Arizona, who headed
the committee. said he expected the
report to go before Gov. Campbell to-
day. He also said that h Arizona
officials were anxious to assist The
rS@idenfs OF the Palo Verde valley in
, 1922-06-24

PORTLAND. Ore. June 24-HIgh-
committee Of Arizona and California
officials which late Tuesday con
cluded three days Of study and hear
ings based on the food conditions in
the Palo Verde valley of California,
left here for Phoenix. Ariz.. to
formulate a report which win b.
presented TO Governor Campbell Of
Arizona and to Gov. Stephens OF Cal
, 1922-06-24
scandinavian Ev. Free Church.

Sunday school at 10 a m. in Eng
lish. Swedish sermon at IL a. m.
Evening service at s p. m. Subject:
Love. and How Well II Works in
Fulfilling the Law Toward God and
Man" This is the closing sermon in
the Exposition OF the Book of Rom
ans. Beginning Monday, June 26. at
s D. m there will be nightly preach
ing services in Swedish for the bene-
fit of all Sca~ndinavians OF Casper.
These meetings will continue every
, 1922-06-24
URGES
DAM TO SAVE
FLOOD DAMAGE

WASHINGTON. June 24.--Immedi-
ate enactment by congress OF iegisia-
ton for the construction of a dam and
reservoir at Boulder canyon Tor the
control OF the hoo waters CT the
Colorado river was urged by Secretary
OF Commerce Hoover before tho house
committee on irrigation OF arid isa.ds
considering the Swing bill
, 1922-06-24

by Arizona against any such xors
without its consent. the Investigate,
became necessary IN an effort to eet
that consent
, 1922-06-24

food by cutting SINE short cuts
across river bends. and the-s short
q would lie in Arizona territory.
As an Injunction has been secured
Evening star., 1922-10-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

on H ST. NE. NEAR Ibth-ER1tk bNtid
ing. 20 #. wide, roon,s and tath' '"-'-,
remodcled into store and fats: deep IL
alley: owner In need Of money, VIII si".'2I.'
for $500. Address Box 3i?-L, Star "it'-
j. ST NEAL, 1Gtj --- IDEAL SITE fN!:
physician; light :; sitCS; fatnr" baashrsN
section; luusf sell ~ nsI"-. It':"C aHt terms "h
arpi.ca'ion. Address .!"r 34eI., Sthr "ll-'
10Th ST, 1895 ELOtE y W. - *SitRf
brick = Ist floor has :. large r,.ou.s with p"'"
g!ars frrut md fu"r i.Hs large r""':,S simt
bait /: nriI ftnor has + FnDfas: iwa-s'nr: hrt'
garsgr for ; cars in ICHr. prize N"ty low ":II
terms easy aS owp"r t~ compelled to n"!i
!. {. G3uDNDW COMPANY
10 18th 81. hain ''"'
ONE OF THE EEsr SITES for garage. arfo-
mobile accessories "ter business. r"hr
1fth and sts. having frn'ia:e on both
streets and ample alley facilities: renting Tor
! Nsl.J-Is< ,.f, 4. :,
BEICk RUIIDING ADJOINING LOT. Be
tween DIST. 22Di and NJ and y SITS: snifshIe g
for warehouse, garage or shop. price. Sl2.ooo'
convenient terms
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. INC.
913 l3,h st. NV, Main ST..
Evening star., 1922-10-05

GOOD LOTS OK Il AVE. &Jgv APIEi =.
cash: first "nrmcrrial zu7". ottT % few irft-
WEST WcUDkIIDGE nIEEIOPING cost
PANf. 11n1 Adams II. D." Phone '. 56I /.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

rooms. "unvn;. srIf,~ FrAn-i-!. q. WI. -as aud
"l"".; lar"" 10: =nraG~- u"t"r ni.t ,ug larger
h"rs" in .a'Hn Sinit!- Nut"Tr'" price. FN-
"sil"Ht terms. 3,h Eastern art.. Tgl:ur...
Park. Md; pirn:.c roI --ri. or II h. THORN
TON 1ti6 I Main az
Evening star., 1922-10-05

Allan Z. W alkef q 90, INC.
S13 18th St. NV. Main 243o.
2o22 Q ST. NV.
New building, ready for occupancy about
November 1st.
Modern-Fireproof.
Exclusive Sheridan Circle Neighborhood
Unusually Large Rooms.
d rooms and I bath. .$1oo
S rooms and I bath. .$Ioo to SIPS
5rooms and 2 baths, $40 to $16o
Floor Plans Available.
Weller Construction Co., Builders.
H. L. RUST, Agent,
Evening star., 1922-10-05
FOR. RENT-ROOMS.

,7IIyTpr Sy- N.W-Attractive sunny
xi,tI'.Ee for couple or three; best board
i'rl E2fS
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Continues

~ ENiSHtH APARTMENT, TWO ROOMS.
kit"hen"i'c. hath by Young compile: star"
terms in ANSWERING Address BOX ON, Star
Evening star., 1922-10-05

80 SYCAMORE AVE. TAEpNA Park
Just completed; "r.,giu hs, ral"", ligr -"al.r
heat. tile bath: OK HaH--. s'as. kngb> "r
dDpre: FIRE, ,isr-; tne hl..F Ilp.- rnt Ia.
good location, l,Rn #lI crF, cI Ken ht.-"
large en"usi f's lrn E"p-. l"i :DN--j Tt
Fric". x4nni Terms era l". ar n ssd sEifr-
LEY s LfSi!. "wu.r~ and haI. beg. y W.-t-
murelanG ~" I&hulaa p"~A. l..-rcLt uuT
dar "ycnpi Sgtur!at, rnl 1923 " ~.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

Nj. RAINIER. Nil tHAGMIN.I 5-RoDH.
bath bungalow: ready IN NOV. n. electrj, Try.
gas range i'IHtrr: iuorsd Litlr; large c"lsr:
one pipe f''fr4a"": h1t-watc- heater: beautiful
iarg" front porCA; ~had. i-c's:. lot, 3pxtJr:
near car statirn. Only 81 $50 Tr-us 10 suit,
Owner on promises. T. !. TtBilIIL .;ZlG
ST. bet wsrr Al, and F:l.-.F
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THE DARLINGTON, 149 A ST. Me-, APT.
~S1-0 rooms and bath: rent, sS5 per month.
Vpply to janitor or 81 l.: RUST. 812 18th
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TABLE BOARD,
COUNTRY BOARD

THE LOUDOCS. Rluemont. va.-tSood
bis: large, shady lawn; fresh milk, Eggs
vegetables; rates reasonable. ]. c.
Rtty- Prop
kfE on OFT TO NoOnFORD and enjoy
fresh air and autumnal beauties of ma.
r. Large grounds; immense pnTches; ten
swimming pool. Good board. reasonable:
minutes from Washington. Take Fairfax
y. 12tb and Pa. ave: get Oft n WoodfOrd.
write Mrs. Hampton Williams, Vienns, Va.
Evening star., 1922-10-05
FOR SALE-LOTS.

N''" NER. No .,t;ENTS, EEATTIFrL COR
at. trees in Chs,y Chase. Nd; 1o.N12J:
in 20 foot parkway; reasonable. Phone
o., llnl -
: OWNER. ONE LUI' EiOCK NORTH OF
T. ave. on s. y. ave. Woodbridge: 2Jxll3
sr', S50U: terms. Box 4Di, Nj. Rainier. NJ.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

6oONIINGDAJf;-4 -EUOM APT., LH.k.;
hpIetaiy. neatly furnished: SG5, Including
Ia. light. electricity: adults only. 1909
ffh Capitol y. IIal W. |
FiRNISi: . ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND
Ia: southern exposure: avaiiahe at once.
t.e So. Ant iui, Dumbart"n Court, 1867
u 81. NV Il"
i 1ath ST--uVfELOOKING ROCK CREEK
LEY: three attractive modern rooms; house
I,,;,-- h,,s 1.-Two -
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D!.SIRABLE CORNER on GA AVE. NORTH
al Columbia rd. NV, sG.'abl" for Isincss.
Phone Main $500. BAUMAN y HEINZMAN.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT, GEORGE
town hest residential section: $4,000: rental.
5000 per month: 1loe Investment: must snl
hefore November L. Phone Cleveland I'LL
between q and $50 pm.
1s4335 t;fh ST W. s-FAM1L1 MODERN
apts.. 2-story brick garage In rear. holds 6
nsachipes Best downtown investment prop
erty. A bargain. Act quick. GLASER, $40
Eve ST. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

I-II7Y AM t.f.NTI.FNtN with 5 year old
s,n desire rerrrcrs-y E,e1s" with refn"d fam
s1,. .Crrrap.nAnri.rl 10 consist of :. rooms and
s.h. boart a,,o desired. Address Box $40 l.
scar rt4ic". j
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THE AIRANY APARTMENT.

.pins: bus lim". ------3-
THE AIRANf APARTMENT.
1901 II 81. NV.
Bachelor apartments; hotel service; one, two
u three rooms. with priynt" bath
a. Maryland Hldc.
.' Nsin TT. IiIo u st. NV.
jios E-T. AVE N.w-GOOp OPPORTUNITY
TO purchase furniture of 6 rooms and bath
Transfer lease. Call after pm. -
NICE APT; GOOD FURNITURE; CONTAINS
large rooms, Kitchen. bai, and reception
bali; in drst-ciass apt. house, Columbia
month Phone ianitor Col 3Sa1, H office
hours Main "I3n. ALLAN E. WALKER &
co. Inc.
1913 MNEYLNSD AVE: NE JSUsUAL
iy attractive rooms; back porch. sink. running
wafer in ktc en- gas and electricity: h.-w.h. i
Ink, Immediate possessions n" children.
1s09-islI hALOI.AMA RID N.W.--sIX ROOMS
and bath: nicely furnished possession imne-
CHARLf.S A. APPEBLY,
I4i3-li15 C St NV.
i50s WEBSTER ST. N.W.-ApARTMENT.
newly furnished. four rooms and bath; eiec-
tric refrigerator: Sl23.
4 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT, FIRST
foor; Ink: well arranged for married
couple; Convenient to car lines and shops.
1906 Vernon st. NV.
apt, private home: adults. with good refer
ences: Lh.k. North sN23 after 5.
FOUR PROTESTANT GIRLS TO SHARE
well furnished apartment with three others;
piano; expenses about $33 per month. Colum-
bfa BOW III
THE DARLINGTON, 149 A ST. Me-, APT.
>s15 rooms and bath: rent, ss5 per month.
Vpply to janitor or H- L: RUST. 812 18th
st. NV.
a18O 18th ST. Nw.-TWo ROOMS. KITCH-
enette bath: furnished; ice, box; extension
telephone: continuous hot water; extra lava
tory; electric lights; entire third floor; abso-
lutte privacy: newly decorated; fine neighbqr-
hood; high elevation; near Zoo; $50; mar
. ried couple. NO children; permanent. Columbia
Ssl6.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
UNFIRNIsHED-Con,inued,

I20Y GIRARD ST. r. ANn b. INV H
eler.. newly pap"red and painted throughout; ;
garage; vacau'; unfurni<!ied at Si:1 per mo-
+. II. JOHNSON
Evening star., 1922-10-05

EXCEPTIONAL BUY IN MODERN
detached apt. IN the heights west of
14th that will pay unusual big net
yearly returns: much below value: "r
small cash payment: worth Sl5.r1
more than asking price. Asa a NUN
her of other alts.. flats. investment
nroperty, etc., priced right, OF terms.
n. F. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1423 II st.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

HOW no BE GniH uA& : LANDLORD Ar
Chevy Chas" S.5p cash aud So a month
For full raj:tcIiarN ca, "T wg!;r 1" JAMES
II. GnEDrE, fo'"rH ~ llag
Evening star., 1922-10-05

BY OWNER LEAVING city: ONE OF EEsT
seven room hoFlrS IH Taa"ila Phone to..
+. iuI tarr.il! ayr e.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

COY 2EDON liUT%E. ALL FI'RNIsnED:
large lot: winter amI 'rNer rouar" ti"a>;
square 10 trolley aEi inh" t'rtrr. 81 $40; 500
"asti 50 monthly. AH. Hi-Lis. Phone frank
Evening star., 1922-10-05
APART MENTS---TO LET.
sSi'J sssSIsE,D-Fau

1877 CONN AVE. NV. !th rI.-6 Il. AND
r.; ,Ier.: pch. heat aud Janitor service Imr-
ni~i,ea. Only $i2i. HAii'iEf.it ~ ptNi'
INC. III Itth II NV. NJ thNi. ---.----
ENTIRE sEFUNp iluGE, ii:7 il Ne,
eSn -nt9Aacr on Ngg"laud aye, No. H..
r and j.. II, VIII. "'"". light; $50 IN w,n-
ter Hsas lU~r .~!t""i, SI1 in summer. MIN
SOM. ma II u.r Tin. 2a't,
AgyH ,tTfEi: '.W0- R"oM AND BATH Nrr..
vtrirtiy 1Sn nHt X SIS. W.. rrn'. $50 viii
give ruSs...si,G "a party p'rrhasInS living room
furniture. t.l...~s !oX "aI. Star Office. -
TNU ANU THREE RroM APARTMENT: IN
furnished. Lti5" and @,pi Conn ave" tot. ih-lf.
Mrs. N"ShrsT-
.ut QUIZ, Y ST. NV. Sr;t..; three rooms. in
s.,Ii,iias ,.itr..t"a.f": 'Wurr- own h"'n": SIS.
r"irrcnc.~ rr|u;,.d. irk:' 'irant .'itc!r bus -
I->.rHNISiiI'D q. Tt;ri.l: NEW. NEWLN
equipped: ihr-.. rnom> ard hat first floor.
m j.: r'r. ria.a in .vrrN way. IL. G.
WFt.k$ Jr.i"t-,u ave. E;v.rdalr. Md. -
CHOICE TWO ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR
t:lrr. rooms. first fnor: partly furnished;
r.aSNHahl" - T 81. Ne .
THE NORTH i'NEEELANb-i VI ROOMS. REC;
hall bath. front apartment: r"ssrssinn: Si2'
month Apply 70 HARRY 4. sEAi. agent,
Woodward bldg.
FEW DESIRABLE APARTMENTS NOW
available in the following buildings. VIE:
THE PENTII.t.Y. 1872 ST.
THE ST. MIhIEL. 18th AND RIGGS.
See resident n.anager ON premises %
THE T. H. SMITH COMPANY,
Evening star., 1922-10-05

TIE NETHERLANDS, 1850 COLUMBIA
road, apt. 4o2, I'VE rooms and BATH. now
ALLAN b. WALKER 4 CO., mo, s13 18th
st, NV. Main 2ka0 .,-4...--
Evening star., 1922-10-05

s.. .2nu-SlN -RDON iIni SE. FTENISHEp:
arr"s fruit ir.".: aul chicken. Address
JAMES i. HAELnN. Lar.Iaal, Nj. Il. i. H.
Evening star., 1922-10-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THRBE OR FOUR ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath apartment, in apartment house or pri-
vate home, in good NV section. Address
Box 141-M, Star office.
NOVEMBER FTRsT-BY REFINED COUPLE.
bedroom, living room, private bath, kitchen
cite, furpished; downtown section preferred;
so; satisfactory references given. Address
Box 6SN, Star ONCE.
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: t'HENk ,HASI: GROVE. H. r-LOWEST
'ic". lag. HAETW ELL, Gii J. e.w. Frank
Evening star., 1922-10-05
APARTMENT-TO LET.
FURxIsHED-Continued.


APARTMENT IN Mt. PLEASANT-BED-
room. living room, kitchen and bath; available
Oct. Il: rent so per month. Call Col as14. y,
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 4Ro0M AND
bath apt, No. ~, the Haddngton. 1siO Bilt-
more st. NV. Very desirable. u,
loso COLUMBIA ROAD ROOMS. BATH.
completely furnished for housekeeping: en-
piored adults: no children. -
LARGE ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH, COM
fortahly and completely furnished: desirahie
W. section; rent. S1"J. GATEWOOD $. BEN
NETT. s.9 Cont. Ttrst bldg. Main HE4.
bath and furnished inciosed porch: attractiveiy
furnished: splend:t exposure: rental, Sll3 per
month. For Inspections Sc. resident manager
or II. l.. RUST. ~ 1:,th st .---.--
Ills 9Th ST. NV W-THEEE- ROOM ArART-
mcnt; sI m"d"rn imrroyenents: adnits. 7.
lass MERIDIAN ST. S.W,--oNE HouM. RE-
ccrtinn hal aEd halh: Apt. No. ) - t.
OCT RAi;t.AI\$~-S30 FOR 1 r.. ENIiEAr-
ed ala" Sl0n for 4 r.. b., sleep; porch. com
r.etey fur. incl: piano. silver. linens. disi,s.
csc. AUriy Ilr 18th st. NV, r"tm 2't9
LARGE. RECON- APT, F'Nsr FLOOR,
nicely furnished. kitchen cahin"'. gas range.
sink. heat. light linen, 81. 1899 :srd NV. !.
ROOMS. krGClIENEaT" A>n HAru.
. I"" s"t!i". "a .mpi","" Indies.
F0f il Room: E!.f:esAN'rLY Fri;NIStiEn:
nesr Capitol: gas anl heat furnished. ~
TWO ROOFS WITH PRIVATE Etlii. LIN
"uin 4al.:. III Mnf,lar ave. ne.
1:th ST. NFAia T LARGE ROOM enNNLtT-
ing snail rnpn. both hartls.,n"ly furnished in
h"lntifu! hln'r. sn-y North T'r3. -
3 TEFiENIS:iiiH ROOMS. INCLUDING;
kit"t"aatt", good northwest i""at."n. can
West ISL?
CORNER 18th AND IN. AVE. % ttluifE,
nicci: furnished auartmert. IN WpNtnF"r az: .
living and bedroom. dining roam. ki:rh"nrttc
ana Jath covcnsHrrs. reasonable. West
2G7-.'
Arr. FOR RENT. FUENISi'ED-IAt Ata!E
rooms. kitchrn"tte. private bath. second floor
10 chiitlr.n: $40 all VI -. NV
I:.:,h li,h Nv Apr FURNISHED: TIiip
'""r front. tw" r''rr"~, '",li-Hr!'at" bath
h.w H.. phone.
MAN r.rf-TYlNE APARTMENT ALONE. IN
nI.arivl"at Eprs... I"Ss Guifu',a road. viii rent
ore aiirartIFrl, tT"n!srrL E"rrl md hath to
ran Of quiet Aahus; electric ijch7 and phou"
inclndai: references. Phone Columbia iIit-J
after G.Sn ~. "a
WILL SHARE SMALL APARTMENT. ANIL,
with business girl Address Box 2Hi-i-. Star
Office. -
FIVE ROOMS, RATH:
Electricity, Hot water Heater.
1443 Belmont st. NV. 1n'
TWO ROOMS AND BATH WILLARD
Court. Call North 1897.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH. cor
ley Courts. Call Main 400.
TIE CLINTON. l..5 ore ST NV. APT
Evening star., 1922-10-05

RI FERi'ii.E. Nd. NEAR CABS. WEST
SIDE. high ground. 'tHl37 only So cash. SO
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-24
no BIBLE IN POST OFFICE
Sudden call for Copy Of Holy VII,
Revealed Somewhat Astonishing
State Of Affairs.

Although the Bible is the most
widely distributed book in the world
one would never think 50 sometimes
when a copy Of Holy Writ is desired
IN hurry.
1T is surprising what a hard time
Q person will have in an office in
finding a copy Of the Bible, There
IL a dictionary, a work on synonyms,
an atlas and other volumes, but not
. copy OF the Bible to be had.
IL would be Interesting to know if
every government department has q
copy. Of the Bible.
There is at least one big govern
nent establishment which found it
self without q Bible.
This is the Washington city post
Office Postmaster Chance was sud
denly called upon to decide If a
pamphlets eOming through the mails
should not be excluded.
Certain pages in the pamphlet
quoted passages parpoxting to be
from Bible Now, no matter how
much one has read in the Old and
New Testament, it is often difficult
to place a quotation, and especially
to know If it is exactly right.
Get me copy Of the Bible di-
reesed the postmaster.
Hasty search revealed that there
vas no copy Of the Bible to be found
In the wh0ha CITY rnosAnasao al4ha....a.
the postmaster himself is an earnest
eAHreh worker, Washington Star.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-24

Mr., T, L. Hobbs of Long Leaf
left Wednesday for Marlin, Tex,
rs, where be will 81 end several
weeks for his health,
Miss Lillian Texada of Ho t
Well spent the week end with
Mrs, j. l. IaWn.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-24

EOR SALE-Cabbage and Let
tnce plants, Fine young plants
See M. L. Mathis, at G. A. Car
truths place.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-24

FOR SALE One I Jersey
Cow, giving 8 gal milk, with
heifer calf, fresh March 5, also
one yearling heifer calf, $75. 90
for all three If taken at once.
III. H CoEefair, Phone 1873.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-24
Getting the Money

Good morning, have you paid
Your subscription yet this year?
Perhaps yeE owe for last year,
maybe for iobwork or aavertis,
ing. Now, you understand, We
don't need the money, We have
millions to sets but it is really en-
imposition on our part to let PEG,
Pile go on carrying our m oney
around when we are so strong
and healthy and aAantantly able
TO carry the burden ourselves,
For this reason we ask every,
one who has our money in his
possession to ! cav Q it at the
Nsss office or sead it by
Freight, express or any cd
Just SO it gets here, Silver
q gold are heavy and it we0la
~ matter OF life long regret to
uS If anyone should get bow leg
ed carrying ii around for as
Deer Creek, Qu) Progress
Evening star., 1922-09-29

Facing the players was the remark
able record made in yesterdays int-
tial IS by Cruikshank Of Westfie!d.
\. j.. the professional, who came to
the United States about two years
ago. Small Of stature. sood-natured
potted d sc. five under par. and rec
ord for the 6.330-yasd course.
Cruikshank's effort was only two
strokes better. however, than two
others. Abe Mitchell and Emmett
Franch, both of whom made 68. Only
a faltering putter checked Mitchells
effort.
Mitchells 81 on the outward nine.
though. Will give the golf bugs some
thing to talk about for days to come.
for II is no common performance 70
finish eight holes in three over threes
and have chance for still another
frey, only to miss it by less than :,
foot on q twenty -Iive-foot try.
Walter Hagen was another to suffer
from the effects OF the breaks of tho
game. Placing his drives straight
and far down the middle of the fair
way. and sinking puts from every
corner of the greens. the British
champion was held back only by his
irons. His first hole under par in his
card OF 50 came on No. 4, when he
holed a great birdie three after his
tee shot had landed in heavy grass
on the bank of the creek. His shot
from the creek hit the pit. and he
sank ten-foot putt. BRIDES on four
teer, fifteen and sixteen put him " with-
in easy striking distance OF the course
record. but disaster on the last two
holes cost him the honor.
Frank Godchaux. New Orleans. run
ner-up to Bobby Jones in the southern
amateur championship at Atlanta this
summer. led the amateurs, with i3.
He was followed by Pollock Boyd,
Tennessee state ard intercollegiate
titleholde-. with 76. Mike Thomas.
Nashville city champion. required S2
and Scott Probasco of Chattanooga Ss.