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BAPTIST.



Swedish Baptist Church, Vandever
avenue and Church street. Morning
worship tomorrow mt 1045. followed
by Holy Communion and sermon by
Rev. s. Swanson Of Philadelphia. No.
Sunday school or evening service.
Second.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. Morning service to-
morrow In charge of Donald b. Glow
ard of Bushnell College. with address
on Personal Contacts" Mr.. Coward
was principal OF summer school In
Bethlehem. Pa, this summer. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be observed In the morning.
North Baptist
North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. William
l.. Pettingill. pastor. Preaching at
1880 and 7.4b, by the pastor. Morning
subject, THE Watchman's Report"
evening. "Why Tarriest ThouY' Lords
Supper at the morning service. Bible
school at noon.
bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets. Preaching tomor.
row morning and evening by Rev
Frank o. Erb, ID. D., of Philadelphia
Sunday school and other regular meet
| inEs at the usual hours.
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Baliinger Price. Illustrated by the
author New York City: The Cen
fury 90. 1913 Fourth avenue. Gl75)
a fine clipper chip was the Fortune
OF the Indies. built early IN last years
foTtfes and engaged in the India trade
But It was lost at eca. with Captain
Mark Ingram. and Il became cay
ing that with the ship went the for
tune Of the Ingrams. for they became
poor where they had been well-to-dO
Treasured by his descendants WIS
lovely model Of the fine old ship. but
this was lost for q while. and recovered
in a very pleasing and somewhat sur
prising manner. And when they ex-
amined II on It's return, they found in
its tiny hold paper that revealed the
existence OF n comfortable fortune in
China. once tho property OF the old
Captain Ingram.
TO his grandsOns, Mark and Alan
aided very materially by their sister
Jane. fell the pleasing task Of going
out to China IN quest OF this lost for
tune. How they succeeded Is splendid
" told in this book and the story If
most interesting. For they had C
! contend with desperate characters anC
sCheming Chinese rascals who stoppaf
at nothing 10 carry out their thievisf
/ plans. And thus the model Of the shir
that lost 'the fortune OF the Ingrams
was the main instrument that led &c
| the recovery OF tho fortune Of the
/ Ingrams.
! Miss Price always writes gracefully
and quantity. and this book has IN,
quality OF charm that is native 70 her
/ She is one Of those fortunate author.
who. writing sincerely and success
fully for young people, somehow at
tract their elders too. This book. wit!
its splendid setting. its swift action
its exciting plot, has qualities that vii
appeal 10 a very large number OF read
ers-to those interested primarily in
pot and youngsters who are incipien
style-iovers also.
Received OF the publishers.
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Trinity.
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

The music for tomorrow in Grace
Church will be as follows: Chimes,
morning. Savior. Again TO Thy Dear
Name" Lord, While for All Man
kind" 20 Mother Dear Jerusalem
and Faith OF Our Fathers" evening.
Il Love TO Tell the story" Lead
kindly Light" II Need Thee Every
Hour"
The choir will sing. morning. an
them. 20 Come Let Us Sing" Barnes (;
ofrertory. contralto solo, Teach Me
to Pray" Miss Copley; evening. an
them. Like AS the Hart" Morrison
offertory. God Is Love-" Shelley.
The numbers for the evening organ
recital are: "Allegretto Pastorale, .
Crlsg: Under the Leaves" and Good
Night"
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Tomorrow morning Rev. Char. II.
Doellefeld. new assistant minister to
DIR. Charles /. Cnndee, assumes his
pastoral duties AT Westminster Church.
AT the regular morning service at
1890 he will occupy the pulpit. In
the absence Of the pastor. lie s1ll
preach on the subject "Ciod's Wisdom
and Mans Folly" This will be his sec
ond appearance In this pulpit, having
occupied II during the Caster services.
He VIII be warmly welcomed. as this
SUNDAY begins the resumption OF fall
and winter activities. DR.. Charles L.
Candee VIII return during the next
week and will occupy his pulpit on
September 10.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Hanover.

Hanover Presbyterian Church, Boule
ward and Eighteenth street. Rev.
Charles III. Bonner. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject, "The Sleeping Jesus"
evening. The Problems of Capital and
labor" Sunday school as usual. AT
$50. Samuel II. Baynard viii address
the Christian Endeavor Society.
Gilbert.
The New Era" will be the theme OF
the sermon at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church, Thirteenth and French
streets tomorrow morning at 10.45:
at 7.45. Gods First Things" Rev.
w. II. Rutlege. s. s., will occupy tho
pulpit. The Bible school Will assemble
at i2.15.
Westminster.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
! Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. Service tomorrow at 1890 a.
m. Preaching by Rev. Doellefeld,
assistant to DIR. Candee. Subject,
Gods Wisdom and Mans Folly
First Central.
| First Central Presbyterian Church,
Market street. above Ninth. Rev
| Aauilln Webb. II. D.. Ii. D.. pastor
| Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject. 1880
The Triple shield: 7.30. "'rhe Labor
Ing Mans Friend" Sunday school
and othor regular meetings as usual
"Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at \.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and West streets. Preaching tomor'
row morning and evening by Rev
James IL. Roal. Singing at both ser.
vices by Misses Anabel Groves ant
Mildred Mason, with Miss Viola Moi
felt at the organ. Bible classes a
10 o'clock.
Elsmere.
Services IN Elsmere Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be conducted b!
the pastor. Rev. Irwin +. Wagner. n
II a m. and 80 y. IN. Morning sub
iect. Victorious Living: evening
Christian Courage" Sunday schoo
NJ 10 a. m, Christian Endeavor at
y. IN.
Greenhill.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church
Kennett Pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr
minister Preaching tomorrow morn
ing. 1045 o'clock. by the pastor. Sun
day school $50 o'clock.
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Churcl
Twenty and Market street,
Rev William Leishman, minister
Preac hing tomorrow morning and eve
ming by the pastor. Sunday schoC
. and other regular meetings at IN
usual hours.
Italian.
Italian Presbyterian Church. Sey
enth and du Pont streets. Rev. !
Dassori. minister. Preaching tomol
row morning and evening by the pas
. tor. Sunday school and other rcgula
/ meetings AZ the usual hours.
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Bible Students.

Selecting n Bride for Jesus" will be
the theme for the lecture by w. n.
Woodwork before the International
Bible Students Association tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock in Jr. o. L. a.
NJ. Hall, 907 Tatnall street. The lee
ture will he preceded by the usual
Bible classes for adults and children
at o'clock. at the same address.
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"Five Nights ut the Five Pines, BY
Avery Gauj. New York City: The
Century CO., 1858 Fourth avenue.
ts1T5)
And nve evcntful, thrilling nights
they were. flled with the super
natural and altogether dreadful. The
Five Pines was delightful old dwell
ing In cape Cod town, filed with rare
old furniture and occupied by Graz
ed old woman. servant left by the
family, who was called Matte Charles
Il. Price, after the schooner that had
picked her up. a small child. from the
wreck of n vessel at sea. She remain
ed In the house following the death Of
the last owner and refused 10 allow
anyone else to enter it.
This old property attracted the at
tention OF woman, the wife of o
New York playwright. and they bought
It. She spent Ave nights IN the house
the first with her husband, who,
| however, slept peacefully until morn
| ing and five nights OF terror they
were. There were supernatural do
ings Of the most amazing and terri
] ,
| tories were explained In a perfectly
natural manner They were due to the
human agency OF old Matte. who
after making It appear she had com
mlttcd suicide by drowning, returned
10 the old house to frlghten tina in
mates away. That was all.
Through the book runs the SOUND
OF the sea and the sand blown from
the wlnd-swept dunes. ana before W.
have read far We come to Know init
matcly those peculiar and loyabl,
characters who are a part OF tl1e Cap
Cod atmospheric Judge Bell, who at
tends seances. the Wlnke-Man an,
the town cricr; Mrs. Dove. who doe
: washing for the summer people, on,
, Jczebel. tho psychic cat.
Avery Gaul Is the wife Of the well
/ known composer and OrRanist. Hnrve
=. Gaul Of Pittsburg. She is "A IN
miliar contributor Of short etorics an
articles to magazines. but Five Night
at the Five Pines" Is ber first move
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Working on New Church.

Work on the new Hanover Presby-
terrain Church is in progress. 1t is
expected that tomorrow Will be the
last Sunday on which the congregation
Will worship in the present b,nlNing.
1t is hoped to have the new building
ready for occupancy early next year.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
HlucrWst.

Hnlcrest NJ. T.. Church. Rev. Nj. ID.
Nutter. pastor. Services tomorrow
will be at IL 4. m. and y. m. Sum
day school At 10. Prayer meeting
Wednea dny evening.
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MISCELLANEOUS



st. Luke's II. f. Church, Monroe
and Eighth streets. Rev. William
L.amming. rector. Church school to-
morrow morning at 10. Morning
prayer Holy Communion and sermon
at IL. Evening prayer ana sermon at
40. Mid-week services at s p. m.
Wednesday,
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Broome
street, Rev. George Henry Dole, pas
tor. Services tomorrow morning Mt
I0.45.
Adventists.
First Seventh Day Advenrsts
Church. 1904 Rowland street. Preach
ing Saturday morning at IL by Elder
l.. O. Drews. Sabbath School and
other regular meetings at tho usual
hour.
Sunday Breakfast Mission.
At the Sunday Breakfast Mission
meetings are being held every night
mt o'clock. Speakers for tonight
are Richard Kirkland; Sunday night,
Lewis PeelSey.
Christian.
Christian Missionary Alliance. 6o+
West Fifth street. Rev. W. I. NJ. Gar
vey, minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
! Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
/ Old Swedes.
/
! Church streets, Rev Robert Pell. VI
car. s n. m. Holy Communion; II O
m, litany and communion: TAO
evening prsyer and sermon. The Vi
car Will preach.
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~. stephens.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
st. Andrews.

81. Andrews i. 4. Church. Eighth
and Shipley streets. Services tomor-
row. in charge OF Rev. Edward II.
Ford, assistant rector, will be as fol-
lows: Holy Communion. s; Holy Com
munion and sermon. II; evening
prayer and sermon. 745.
Trinity.
Trinity y. e Church. Delaware
avenue and Adams street. Rev. Fred
erick NJ. kirkUs. rector. Services to-
morrow will be as follows: Holy Com
munion. 7.30; morning prayer and
sermon by J. ID. Skilton, II.
Calvary.
Calvary i. j.. Church, Third and
Washington streets. Rev. e. II. Stew
ems. rector. ia. m. morning prayer
and sermon. No other services.
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Received Of the publishers.
wv histiing JimDs.- Bv Edr

"Whistiing Jimps.' BY Edna Turpin.
Illustrated by u. q. Summers. New
York City: The Century Co, 353
Fourth avenue. (S1.75.)
"Whistling Jimps"-his family name
was James Farlan-was a mountain
boy Of Virginia, Of a family character
istic of the mountain regions, rude
and uneducated, but in many respects
as good as gold. At least 'Whisling
jumps" was. He introduced himself
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First

First NJ. Z. Church. Seventh street
below Walnut, Rev. Fred O. Holloway
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor. Sub
ject. 1890. Holy Communion" 100.
twilight service. Sunday school and
other regular meetings az the usual
hours.
Second.
Second NJ. 7. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street, Rev Bryn
Bailey. minister. Sunday school to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock and
evening worship AZ 80 o'clock.
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Second.
LUTHERAN.
Zion,

Jackson streets. Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl. pastor. German service and
sunday school tomorrow morning at
10; sermon topic. THE Rich Youth
Who Became Poor" English Sunday
school and service at II; sermon sub
ject. The Lost Son Who Was
Found"
~. stephens.
81. Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
nall street. near Seventh. Rev. Fred
eric Doerr. minister. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject. II a. m, Divided
Devotions" No evening services
Sunday school tomorrow morning, 10
o'clock.
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Reviews of New Books

in the lost months Of his life7 II is
this that gives an unusual suspense
and tension to particularly mys-
FERROUS mystery story.
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"songs Of Challenge" IN

lfRhE7 VI fAI MMaIFffNf
selected and arranged ~ Rotcrt
rockingham. Boston. Mass fiough-
ton 1iniin CO.. Park street.
$3.50
Mr.. Frmhlnghafn's talent for coi-
lccting poems that appeal 10 ref-
blo0ded men has been alo,qu by no
success Of his three anthoiogiss,
Songs Of MN" songs Of n0n,.~.-
and "songs " Dogs" Tn ne ram.
spirit he now follows man to his a.
adventure.
inc challenge % which p.ets r.-
gpond is the challenge ~ dc1fh and th.
future. Inspiring and Courageous,
this book viii como 40 tOuir 10 many
% queeionng spirit. The poems ars
1 of universal Application. both o. 10
csth0dOX and tho urorihodox Alto
gethcr. they make n sDiondid stafe-
meut Of mans courage and srirstdsi
/ rugSedness.
! Received 81 no Publishers.
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Try an Every Evening Want Al.
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boys 10 discover and reason out spch
steps as they can. n method which
not only gives human interest go the
young reader but also forces biin %
uee his own powers AZ reasoning.
Altogether this r. ono of those rrrs
books which should 30 a permanent
and a primary classic for young
peopie--and "a book not 20 be soornad
by grOwuups
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
Scott.

scott NJ r. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets. Rev. T. ]. sard. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. AT 1880
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
evening sermon subject. Mans Bat
Ito For "a Place TO Stand" sunday
school AZ 1870. and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
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Gilbert.

"The New Era" will be the theme OF
the sermon at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church, Thirteenth and French
streets tomorrow morning at 10.45:
at 7.A5. Gods First Things" Rev.
w. II. Rutlege. s. s., will occupy tho
pulpit The Bible school Will assemble
al 1915.
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MI, salem.

Mt Salem Nj. T.. Church. Nineteenth
end Mt. salem lane. Rev Leonard
White. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. 1890. Sacrament OF the
Lords supper" T. Twilight service
and brief talk by the pastor in the
evening sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
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Union.

Union Nj. T.. Church. Fifth and
Washington streets, Rev. VI. w.
Ewing. II. d. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by DR..
Ewing Subject. Holy Communion" !;
go. Labor Day" sunday school.
aAA; Epwurth League, T.l5.
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usual
Grace,

Grace NJ. Y. Church. Ninth and
West strccts. Rev. j. w. II. Sumwalt
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Sunday
school and other meetings at the
usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
ipworth.

Epwor,h N y. Church, Rev. Essell
L. Thomas. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning aud evening by the pas
tor subject. II. The Service Side
OF our FAITH. 7.3o. The Narrow
ness " Jesus" Sunday school AZ IL.
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Claymont NJ. T.. Church. Rev. W. \.
1ioNrn. pastor Services tomorrow
Will be as follows $50 n. m" sun
day school: iO4S. sacrament OF the
Lords supper. \. preaching by the
pastor. Prayer service "Wednesday
evening az \.
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Westminster.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. Service tomorrow at 1880 a.
m. Preaching by Rev. Doellefeld,
assistant to DIR. Candee. Subject,
Gods Wisdom and Mans Folly"
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wedi>h.

Swedish NJ. E church. iii East
Eleventh street, Rev. Joseph karlins'
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
Ing and evening by the pastor. sun
dsN school and other regular meet
ings AZ the usual hours
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Brandywine

Brsndywino NJ. r. Church. 200
Market street. Rev. Ernest Greenfield.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by Rev. John y. OTIS a
former pastor. sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
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Eastiakc NJ. E. Church. Thirtieth
and ratnali streets. Rev. Arthur w.
0codhAnd. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row evening by tho pastor. Subject,
"A Faiae step and Its Inevitable Re
sul,s.',' holy Communion in the morn
Ing. sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
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flrst-Centrl.
West.

West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and West streets Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by Rev.
Jane. IL. Roal. Singing at both ser
vices by Misses Anabel Groves and
Mildred Mason, with Miss Viola Moi
felt at the organ. Bible classes at
10 o'clock
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Al so tomorrow morning. in Sil-
vcrbrock NJ. l. Church. Rev. Ralph l..
Minker will preach the fourth of n
series az sermons on The Lords
Prayer" The subject will be The
Coming Kingdom" The sunday school
will meet In all departments at noon.
The twilight services, starting at :
o'clock. will be continued through to
morrow night. MIR. Minker will sive
"a short address.
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McCa,s.

McCabe Memorial NJ r. Church.
boulevard and Twenty second street
Rev. George c. Williams. pastor Holy
Communion tomorrow morning al H..
Preaching In the evening al s by the
pastor; subject. "Th. Healing Touch. q"
sunday school and ether regular meet
ings nj the usual hours.
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Harrison Street.

Harrison Street NJ y Church. Sew
snth and Harrison streets. Rev. W. Z
Hahbart. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
subject, 1890. Holy Communion; ="
Gospel Jewelry. sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours. Regular monthly meet
Ing Tor the new building on Thurs
day evening M ).
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81. rauls NJ T.. Church. Tenth ana
jackson streets. Rev. Carlisle l.. Hub
hard, minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by Rev. Francis
nurEctte short. ~ New York. sub
ject. 1880. AN Evening Walk" $50.
"Somc Withered Folks: Are You
one" SUNDAY school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
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Trinity NJ a. Church. Twenty sec
ond aud Church streets Rev. T. H.
collins. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor,
subject. 1890. The Church and La
bor." = How 90 Care For Grip
pie" Tn. Lords supper will be ad %
minisser~d a. she evening service.
Bible school a, noon. Epyorth Leaxu ne
ct III.
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Al Asbury NJ r.. Church. Third and
Walnut streets, Rev. Geo. White Daw-
con. pastor. Services tomorrow will
~ ~ fo,lcws; ' a. m. prayer meet
ting, w. II. Hlackwav. leader; 1880.
preaching. subject. "The JOY OF the
Lord" followed by the sacrament OF
the Lords supper. 2 y. m. sunday
school, a<6. Epworth League. theme.
"investing Ny Mind" Miss Mary Nc
Cracken. leader. T.<s y. M, prcachinE.
subject. "WorkinHmen and the
Church"
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Holly Oak NJ T. church. Rev. +. &
t.ouhcr. Jr.. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning at 1880 by Rev. J.
NJ Collins sunday school at 1880.
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Kingswooo NJ. T. Church. Four
t.cnth and ClaymOnt streets. Rev
George W. Bounds. pastor Preach
lng tomorrow morning and evening
a. 1880 and by Rev. Charles w
uill OF Msdeley Church. Beginning
with tomorrow the hour for Bible
school Will be y. m. Class meeting
Monday night. Prayer meeting We'd
uesday night
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, 1922-05-03

world return with other eonstabies
and cvict them.
The miners. who are on strike. ap-
pealed for a delay in the proceedings.
but this was denied
Those in close touch with the stu.
alton expressed tho opinion thaSS ths
Rosedale company viii reEumcfC[
atoms on an pen shop basis
, 1922-05-03
OF WYOMING
MEET U.s.C0MM|ss|0NER

CHEYENNE. wyo., May 81. J.
Tigert. United States commissioner of
edusation. conferred in Cheyenne on
Tuesday with n number OF Wyoming
educator. including State Supcrinten-
dent OF Public Instruction Katherine
Morton and DR.. Aven Nelson, presi-
dent of the University OF wyoming
Commissioner Tigert was the prin-
cipal speaker Mt n conference of edu-
Gators at which addresses ] were
made by A. a Stade. superintendent
of the Casper public schools. DR.. Mel
son. Governor Carey. r. I. Markley
of Douglas. f. o. Osborn OF Hillsdale.
J. Z. Burch and C. W. Pffer OF Lusk.
o. c. Schweiring of Rock Springs,
Bertha X. vandevanter of Basin a-d
Flora II. Kruger of laramie. In the
evening the visiting educators were
guests at a banquet at the Masonic
temple.
, 1922-05-03
j. s. READY TO
DISCUSS DEBTS
WITH FRENCH

P-RS My Soy The Assoc.
zted PrcSl-Thc American deht fund.
ing commission has informed the
rrcneh government IL win be glad
90 recc1vo h government ohservattons
on what n has TO offer concerning the
payrnsut OF the, interest on the French
cebt 20 the Omitted States and thu
amndEfioo ocfhs principal.
The matter VIII be referred TO the
minister o. finance who is expected
N prepars n reply to submit to the
cabinet nor itS approval
WASHINGTON. MKy S-By Tho
Arsocfztcd Prczsl-Nobce Was sent
reonrtry through the state department
10 an OF tbe-anied nations to which the
UNITED Stairs made war loans that the
American debt refundinS commission
was prepared to enter into negota-
lions looking toward conversion Of the
detts into long term securities
Formal replies to the notice have
hen received 50 far as could be
learned today from mono OF the nA-
tons but Great Britain has Indicated
informally q willingness to proceed
at an early date and II Is considered
probable hat preliminary negotiations
with tina nation VIII DO entered into
within n fortnight
, 1922-05-03

elsewhere The return OF Mrs Black
to obtain n forgotten necessity pre-
vented the thief from obtaining a
much greater quantity OF loot As
Black entered the front door the
thief departed via a rear window. Mrs.
Black heard him getting ou:. She
found bureau drawers n other uten-
sis ransacked and much property in
sacks, ready for removal. Only the
jeweiry vas missing.
The authorities are working on the
theory that the burglary vas com
mittcd by SOMEONE who had been
watching the Black house, saw them
leave and Immediately broke In.