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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
Kansas

fSnEPENpENCE KAN Nov g.. Mrs
Nalllde Patterson TO- dropped dead IN
hste whore she Waz vislting this week,
She was Que of the pioneer settlers ot
Montgomery county siS children survive
PARSONS. Kan. Nov 81 N, Kerssy
has succeeded L. 4. walker nH post
muster here Mr. Walker has not lndl-
cated what his plans are for the future
.cuFFEYyILLE. Kan, Nov G, Miss
Feila Elliott assumed tho duties of post
F'lliWt irwin. who had served etght years
and tive monihs ~ postmaster, Miss
kllh,tt formerly was city treasurer hcre.
ahds has lived IN CutfrSNiile for IS years,
Her father Major stewart was killed in
tho tspauish-AWerican war while serving
"a tho fhrUpineH
rQHr sCoTr Kan. Soy 6-A real
tornado. small hut powerful, struck in
DE. plywuu1 neig"borhoUd near here the
~. H. kHlm farm, None ui tho family
sss Injured. but the 2.Htury frame house
wins uIoNod 40 feet, shingles were rlpPtd
off ana every window tn the building was
Shattered The garage. barn and chicken
housa were an destroyed by tho tornado
4 Ford touring EAR was carried 700 feet
Hnd badly damaged.
PlTersHuHG Kan. Nov g. Guards
gsNe been es'ahllsned about the home ot
taet receipt by the executive OF letter
threatening his lfe aud that Of hls wite
4 Do failed to dirmiss chief Of Police
Ross Armstrong ana Patrolman T. y.
rlokard. Tho letter. meauWhile, - being
.syesileated by tho postal authorities
BURLINGTON. Kau. Nov. s.--IIead-
ttsNtf~rs sv'achmtnt and combat train nf
tae ldlst ueld artillery. which recently
hes been recruited here probably will be
clustered iu early next week, Tho unit
lonsisis Of 90 men and wac recruited by
} sapt Frank farmely " this community.
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Pays Up Back Taxes

special 20 Ine world.
ENID, Nov. Tho Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad COM
pany sent IN their check for s5,-
G2A.i4 back taxes discovered by fer
rets employed by the county. Tho
discrepancy was owing to AN error
In assessment The company. hAv-
ingpaid the amount asked In full.
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Missouri

1lOri.lN Mo. Nov G-Anothcr proof
ihSt the Wheels OF industry are grinding
"a iSouihwesi Missouri h offered In
nFnrts cnmluled by q. T., GHrui presi-
asn, uf "a" ienlin Clearing Mouse ass1-
slstlun' showing that bRnk transactions
for the sis days Of the past week were
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AUSTIN. TexAA. Nov. G--neputy In
Eutanoo Commissioner John NJ. Scott has
compiled figures showing the phenomenal
growth Of the Insurance. business In Texas
during the last II yeers. In 1910 there
total Of BSf companies, and b2a last year.
The gross premiums collected Ia this state
during those three years were. respective.
ly. aa fohowhi t2a.3Te,E2b, i29.O2T.3lO
ana ts?,s7e,O7g. while tho losses paid In
Texas durins each OF those three years
we're as follows tii0ss,i9b, ti76t?.o9s
and t1g.53t,775.
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Northern Texas

MKtNNEY. Texas Nov Cw. "
Thomson " Mckinney. route =. ha. been
Hlertnd president ~ the Collin county
Poultry RAiHora association. lie sue
~ esds charles 81 snider of the i.uoa COM
muulty James y Thomas of Mckinney
was 10 elected secreiarystteaHurer.
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Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, ArN,. Nov. "a. l.
Brown, secretary treasurer OF the Ar
kansas uullteH association, announces
that the fifteenh annual convention OF
National park In the Arlington hotel to-
morrow. Wednesday aud Thursday. Many
prominent utility operators OF Arkansas
and other states viii address tho cOnvsn-
tlon. Dr. G, u, nrough, ex-governor OF
Arkansas Will ho one of the prominent
speakers Secretary Brown hah extended
general invitation ia all Oklahoma
utility Operators 10 attend this oonven-
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DENTON Texas, Nov t-vitai sta.
tiHtlc records for Denton county show
there were approximately seven births for
births numbered "a and tho deaths b.
The records do not include the statistics
for the city Of Denton
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas Nov. "a
committee OF local business mon promised
delegates from Electra. Iowa Park and
burkhurnett to cooperate with them In an
effort % have the 1900 branch hos
pital bond issue carry at tho election ot.
derad for November a. The local com,
mitteo also promised 10 attempt to solicit
the ala OF the wichita Faila chamber Of
commerce and. further, to do all In their
power to have the issue carry.
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WACO. Texas Nov 6.-1sorre Holm.
green OF San Antonio. president OF the
Southwest business conference, recently
organized at baliaH. presided at meet
ing hero Of the directors Of the orEanl-
sation. II was announced that the re-
suits ~ the meeting would be given IN
bulletin to be issued soon by the con
ference.
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RANGER. Texas Nov. 9 s--Threo hun
dred and five conversions were made dur
ina tho throe+wcok revival services ~ the
Rev E J. Bulgin. evangelist The at
tendance at tho last service was estlmat.
ed ht 1850. The total attendance At ali
OF the meetings was about my thousand.
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MALVERN Ark, Nov. 0,-state papers
recently published accounts OF n man hold
Ing the office pf Justice Of peace In one
township Tor 90 years, aud that t was
believed to be the record for Arkansas,
Jesse NJ. ketohum OF Henderson township,
Hot Springs county. has this record beaten
by five years. lie was elected Justice
90 years ago, az the AEs ~ 80 and he
has not missed term OF Quorum court
Ia this county for 90 yeerH
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PARIS, Toxaa Nov. Mrs r. ~. Cos
received message from 81. Loula an
nouncine tho death of her brother, A. A
Losneuf, &c. lie formerly lived here amt
organized the Gibraltar Life Insurance
company.
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VENAIlLH, NIITFl AFN NONI - "
Mnton. deputy sheriff Of Prairie county.
while driving over tho Wide prarica about
twelve miles south of pevans Bluff, and
about two miles east Of Sioyak Town,
scented tho udnr of utewlnE corn, and
following this lead across the open prairie
hs went 10 what proved to be a io-gsllon
copper still made of waHh boiler, all
equipped and produCink white Mule" AZ
a satisfactory rate. More than seven gal
Ions was Ia the cooler and 100 gallons OF
mash ready Tor the boiler. but Ms soon
"a the deputy appeared operations were
suspended. Frank koYor, bohemian,
together with the OUTFIT, the products
thereof white mule. worm stlll. etc. were
iuHdru into MIR. Hiuiun's vat an1 siS-n
tree transportation to peNalls MUTT
where the combination attracted the
psssers by ON the street as rapidly as
an old fashioned sorghum mil attracts
yellow Jackets.
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uruAHr, Nov. g. President W. "
Nnrtiron uf the Oklahoma freabytotlau
,oiieFs f0r .EIlIs. hsn received announce.
ms1t % the glri of 10000 which was
sehnot Thtt wort wba received from
d. Morris. ilead of tho education com
mittsu ot Tho rrsstyter church, ai
Albania ca.
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roNCA auY Nov o. rwouty five
bundrod scrg. NJ Kftss we're destroyed
yssihtday nu tha - fulton ranch in
nartUtastou Kay county 800 TIE khw
Irdiau country, W. tho alleged result N
spafNs from q ssnts 90 engine isnltIns
tns dFy grass The fire gained hehdwty
ouiskiy Fwccpig ull fences ard EfaHa iu
Its path. FULTON has also a b.hG0sarte
pasture unacr quarantine which he can
not use Tor Ia herds that have been On
inc burned q. ea. Ito reports pasture
ssnstally in eitoiitut condition through.
1ut tio range section " this portion ~
the tiate,
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PARSONS. Kan. Nov 6--J NJ, Kersey
has succecded l.. 4. Walker aH post
uHster here, Mr. Walker has not indi-
vAted what his plans are for the future.
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BLISS Nov. Tho planting ~ 90 acres
additional TO APPLES iH now In progress OF
The iOl fanoh. whore there are nov one
hearing orchard uf 100 acres aud one
recently planted ~ 90 Rrfaa In Wlncsaps.
The acreage ts Increased In order 10 haVe
n plentiful crop annually for the cider,
.of6 i,ioted al ihg ranch about ninety days
~ 'hnd nov IN or GRAFTON. The apple
rfDp mi. year m addition TO tho wind
fans was 10000 bushels,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27

Roma, mayo Gran interes ha des-
perts,d0 ell memorandum enviado por
s. S. Pic NJ. a la Conferencia de G6
nova. deman1ando protection para la
Iglesia Ortodoxa Rusa, segl1n el Gior-
male dc Italia.
"El memorandum aut0grafo dol Pa
pa-dice ell citado peri6dico-constituye
una prueba fehaciente dc que el Va
ticano viene mostrandu un interes ere
ciente Ell las cuestiOneS Orientales.
La noticia de que la Santa Sede ha
firmado una alisnza con Russia, ha 81
do negada ell todas sus parties; pero
eS verdad. Dentro de algunOs dias,
saldtra para Russia una mission cat6li-
ca, cCmpuesta de saccrd0,cs italianos
y checoeslovaeos. Eli cl Colegio de
San Gano. en- PriSa. algunos prelados
han estudiaGp va ell rito de III Reli-
gi0n Griega, fin Ge pTepararse para
dar comienzQ /. la citada p:o3ag ganda.
Con la par.ida de los nlisioncros,
ira un tren lleno &c al.mentos para
Il, poblaci6n famtlica. Les vocelos
cat0licos anaden que Sc Eavaa Il ca
DO Y Sc prcparan otros trahajos ca
ritativos. les cuales SO rcali:an II
nombre del Papa Y que vienen a real-
firmar LES manifestac;Wies del Pom
tffice, pidiendo galantfa para los or
todoXos rusos.
"Estas expc S.ci@ncs huma!lr :ar:as.
que hast. c.erto punt0 son mas Ell
CAGES que diplomat us, indudable-
mente lldsan prtp6sto tos poifticos V
eclesidsticos, tendent,s IL haccr de las
Iglesias OrodoXa HuSa Y Cat6lica
Romano una sola poderoSa entidad.
Ell manuScrito del Papa al Cardenal
Gasparri contiene una d.recta alus;6n
Il este respecto."
Los diari0s asesul1n II que 81 Papa
sc haila fiitimamcnte versadoS en- los
aSuntos de Oiieltc. los cuales tuv0
CpOrtunidad lie estudiar durante. su
est&da en- Polon,a. en- mission ciplo-
matica. va Sc rrmGra que un Obs
pO Cat0liGo del rito oriental la sido
nominado para los emigrantes rusos
Ell Paris. " que Il Episcopado ruso
ha inv0cs;dD la ayudn lirecta del Va
ticano para ia protection de In lyle
de OrtodcNalacn EusiM Sahese I'e
fuente ,fidedigna dice 81 Gtio,mdlc d.
itali1- quel Benedicto Nv fuld6 on
1917 un Institute Oniental,. cuyo fin
era eli de dalr comienz0 ala ob.a de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
La fusion de las Iglesias Catohca Romano
y Ortodoxa Rusa, Sc conceptda un
hecho en- los circulos religiosos
de Italia.
UN DIARIO DE ROMA HABLA DE UN PLAN
PARA UN sACERCAMIENTO CORDIAL
s: ENTIRE AMBAS RELIGIONES.

acercamiento de ambaS entidadeS re-
digicsas. TodO iihltca, ,-afiade el i'm
portante vocerO italianO-que la San
tn Setle desea obtener las ventajas
p3s.blcs dc la triste atu&ci6n por q.
atraviesa Russia. para introducirsc
en- ell pals lograr convertir Il La fe
de Roma los millOnes de habitantes
que forman la ,Igesia Griega ALI
por Otra par;e lii Islesia Rusa We
en- la direction de RGmS, una podero-
sa Influenza. para salvarse de In he
catombc en- que estd pr6Nima perc-
Ger. V busea su apoyO en- el Papa aun-
qua paY; clio tenga que someterse "A
sus manIatoS.
T3tlos los Popes rusos han celebrado
div ersas reuniones, para fr-seg1n, sc
dice-eu mission especial al V&ticano
rcna.r sus respetos la Santa So
Dc j col carse IajO la protection de
San Pedro.
lIr pueblo russo, que Sc muere de
hamire, y vive en- una eterna inquie-
tud bajo e regimen soviet, clama
tambien. Solicitando la mano de S
S. Pic XI para que interceda por su
aciaga s.tuaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
socIEDAD En- CoMAND1TA.

l. aArecibo Drug Co. de la ciudad
dc Arecibo, nos participa haber cons
tituido una sociedad ell comandita con
la denomination "Arecibo Drug Com
pany', siendo socios gestores de la
misma, con el uso de la firma. ID.
Francisco de Leon, Don Fulgencio Lu-
clio y comanditario Don Luis +. Coll.
la que Sc dedicara al ramo de farma-
cia en- general Y misceldneas.
I Buenos negocios lie deseamos In
nueva SOciedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
LAS BOCAS DE INCENDIO EN-
NAL ESTADO

selfa converientei que cl jefe de
bonlHeros de san .Iuan. llamase Id
atenci0n al ingeniero de la ciudad,
para que olalene el arregb de la ma
yoria de las bocas de incendio de San
Juan, Que constantcmente derr&man
-affg tg4t --eye4 tgH + Il 1851 u- Jit
&gaa, fol-ni6hdoSe glnndcs lapachercs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
LOS QUE LLEGARON En- Ell
i''"'i PHILADELPHIA" ~

Pasajeros que llegaron ell jueves de
New York EN- ell vapor philadelphia. :"
Rafael Saint Villiers. Helen Saint
Villiers. Eusebia Nj. Torres. Maria Ri
vera. Helen Rivera, Jose Oapacete,
Adolfo Labarthe, Catalina Avila, Juan
Medina james K. Noble.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
POR LA sENDA DEL CRIMEN

En- la parada % ell guardia Venan-
clio Rivera. aver las . p. IN, lie ocu-
p0 Il Jacinto Fernandez, TN punal de
cinco Y media pulgada de largo, sobre
su persona. Denunciado la corte
fue sentenciado Is dfas de carcel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
ADMINISTRATION
JUDICIAL
DE LOS B1ENEs RELICTos DE LA
SUCCESSION NAvAJAS DAvILA. !

Por orden de la Corte de DISTRITO
de San Juan, Primer Distrito, Sc hace
saber a todas aquellas personals que tu-
vieren reclamaciones pendientes y Gre
ditos en- contra de dicha succession, Sc
sirvan presentarlos con sus correspon'
dientes comprobantes y bajo juramento
al administrator judicial que suscrbie,
en- las oficinas de los abogados Monse-
rrat & Monserrat, Gale de la Cruz, No.
II, altos, de 8 10 A. M. +
JUAN SAAvEDRA.
Administrator Judicial
San Juan. Mayo 9, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-27
AGUAS DE
SARATOGA

81 sus digestiones son laboriosas.
81 Ia dyspepsia lie hace sufrir. 81
las funciones de su est6mago y su
hfgado no estan regularizadas,
pruebe Ell aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER" y podra
usted digerir hasta piedras. 81
miles de personas reciben, yendo a
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
villosas aguas por que no ha de
recibirla usted igual? Pruebe una
s6!a botella. De venta en- Farmacias
y Hoteles.
Sc solicitan agentes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
WOULD SPEED UP TARIFF.
McCumber To Push Bill To Debate
Work Year Under Way.

Washington, Jan. 10s--It is now
more than year since work was
begun on the permanent tariff legis-
lation which the Administration asked
OF Congress and completion Of which
leaders OF the Republican Party
promised months ago. In fact last
Friday marked the anniversary Of
hearings on the bill In the Ways and
Means COMMITTEES of the House under
the craftsmanship of Representative
Fordney of Michigan. But in spite
OF the various optimistic prediction.
indications now are that the bill will
scarcely be ready for signature before
May, and If this is so, it will mean
that sixteen months will have elapsed
since work was initiated o.. the mea-
sure.
20 expedite" the bill,. Chairman
Fordney, under the sanction of the in
coming Administration, started the
hearings in January, 1921, fully two
months before President Harding was
inaugurated.
Members Of the Finance Committee
said yesterday that Senator McCum-
Der, who will be the new Chairman of
committee, win try to hurry the bill
into position for debate upon il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
FINAL TRYOUTS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
Aquatic Contestants to Conn.,
pete at Y. m. C. A. Tomorrow
Afternoon for Championship.

Final tryouts for the High School
swimming team will be held IN the T..
NJ. c. A. pool "Wednesday afternoon nj
three. The team nicked at that time
Will represent the Cherry and White
nt the National Intefscholastic Swim
ming championships 10 ! held ut tho
University OF Pennsylvania on Sat
urday. January 81.
High and preparatory schools from
all parts OF the United States will be
represented at the national champion
ships. The team representing the
local high school will meet the hard
est kind of opposition. but In spite
OF that fact should make a good show
Ing because as a Y. NJ. G. A. team
they met and defeated some of the
best teams In the East
| The local swimmers have been un-
able to secure any meets with other
| high and preparatory schools previ-
Gus TO the national championships, and
consequently Will be handicapped TO
u considerable extent. Manager Ladd
has put forth every effort TO secure
meets. but has been unable TO do so
until after the 2ist Of the month.
A series OF three or four meets
would be an Incentive that would
make the swimmers put forth their
very best efforts and also bring ont
some of the weak points OF the swim
mers that can only be found In com
lpetitlon. They would also serve to
key them mp TO high pitch.
The team will work out In the Penn
pool the latter part of this week and
the middle OF next
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
rkside A c. Surprises Brownson; .Svinn1ing Trials
transform DID NOT PREVENT
BASEBALL GAMES IN OLDEN DAYS


played
the Acves that
muddy
a notre
the postponement o games.
Philadelphia
Nearly all
ball
$40 o'clock stidham
In blanks
fielding being
OF the ball and the ground In
hard batting got In four
innings them total OF in
the sixth inning
wimnxtonians exungy
which the home club had In grasp.
Then
than before when the Actives
which rendered Lay usual
cns hard hits
bases and
demoraizcd at this
dropped two fys Taley passes
Gary sent in
OF put
out and the result showed
No more made either
OF Readln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
NEWBERRY GR|LLED
by FELLOW SENATORS
Williams Declares Michigan
Members Expense Re-
port is False as He'll"

Washington, Jan. 10.-Senator
Newberry's defense of his election
made before the Senate yesterday was
full of thrills. The Michigan Senator
after his speech was mercilessIy
grilled.
Senator John Sharp Williams, of
Mississippi. one of three Democratic
Senators who spoke against New
berry. turned during his speech and
asked some OF his colleagues If they
believed the official statement filed by
Newberry. wherein the Michigan man
said he had no knowledge OF con-
tributions and expenditures beyond
the figure named.
"Is there man within sound of my
voice who believes it?" the Mississip-
plan asked. 1T is horrible thing 10
accuse a gentleman of perjury. Do
you believe it?, You know 1t is as false
as hell"
Senators Trammell of Florida and
Heflin OF Alabama were the other
Democrats who attacked Newberry's S
right to his seat, while Senators Edge
of New Jersey and Sterling of South
Ddhpld spoke IN MS laNOl, senator
Borah is expected to speak in opposi-
ton to Newberry today.
1t was few minutes before noon
when the Senate convened. that Mr.
Newberry entered the chamber and
placed the manuscript of his speech on
his desk, after which he retired to
await the time when he would read his
defense.
Senator Trammell of Florida occu-
pied the floor for an hour at the be
ginning Of the session. AS his Tins
expired Mr.. Newberry entered In time
to hear the Florida Senator asser
his personal friendship for him ant
then add that, despite this friendl,
feeling, he would have TO vote I,
oust him. because in Mr.. Trammelr.
opinion the seat had not been honor.
ably won.
AT the conclusion of Newberry'.
statement Walsh of Montana occu
pied half hour in cross examinins
him. He first inquired why he dix
not take the stand during. his trial a
Grand Rapids.
Il did not appear on the stand a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
BOWLING.
HOWARD SCHOOL MEETS
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOLASTICS

The Howard High School basketball
team faces one of the hardest games
of its 1922 schedule tonight at No. %
| School. Second and Justison streets
when II meets the Southwestern Scho-
lastics of Philadelphia. The visiting
five is made up OF colored boys who
are connected with the various High
School teams OF Philadelphia. They
have been brought together under a
club name by their coach Albert
Griffin. tho former Negro star OF Tenn
pie University, and considered the
foremost basketball player OF his race
In the east.
The Howard boys are confident.
however. Of putting up n strong de-
fense against this form!ds BILE opponent.
because OF their recent victory over
the strong local De Ruyter team. The
first game will be called at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
SKATERS DIE UNDER ICE.
Would-Be Rescuer Also browns WItR
Two Girls He Tries to Save.

Southampton. l.. T., JAM 1o-Two
little girls sSated into an airhole in
the middle OF Lake Agawam suns
day, and disappeared with scream.
Others skated toward the place to give
help. From the village which is built
around the shores of the lake minute
later came men with poles. ropes and
ashes, In the hope of making a rescuas
Charles Jenkins, 1s years old. em-
ployed In the restaurant of JameA
Buc-heid. arriving on the border OF
the airhole, unstrapped his skatess
plunged In and SWAN through broken.
ice 10 the two girls. Both clutched him
about the neck. He struggled to GET
them in such a position that he could
tow them toward firm ice. The drown
ing girls had grips of steel. The boy
could not save them or himselfs
Locked together, all three went down.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
MALI HUNDRED JOIN
NEW CHESROOk CLUB

A half hundred Young men. prac-
ticallv nll nthlc,ically inclined. en-
rolled under the name of Chesrook.
last aiRht A. n meeting, one OF the
largest ~ lis kind ever held IN this
city. at OLYMPIA Hall
The new organization, which will
promote sports selected William
GRADY, former. proprietor OF the
Grad, Bowling and Billiard parlors.
Rs its temporary president. David
Holclt was chosen secretary and
Eddie Alrahams. manager OF the
Ch~srook football team. treasurer.
Application cards were distributed
10 moro thnn a hundred and 4, Is
expected that more than this number
will join IN. new club prior to the
nsxt meeting which Will be held next
Tuesday evening at Olympia Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-10
CHURCH CUP. POISONs s.
Yarnish, In Mistake For Wine, Given
at Communion Service.

Grand Rapids, Jan. 10.--Eight
elders of the Seventh Reformed
Church here We're poisoned at the
morning service Sunday when they
drank varnish that had been poured
into a communion cup In the belief
it was sacramental wine. Two of
those who drank 1t may die.
The church recently had been re-
paired and in the storeroom where
the sacramento wine is kept In a jug
several jugs OF varnish had been
stored. One of the officials of the
church is said TO have mistaken the
varnish for wine when he filled the
communion cup.
The elders were the first to drink
AS the cup was being passed to other
members of the congregation the
elders were seen to fall. Many of the
church members became panic-strick-
en- and rushed from the edifice.