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The Indianapolis times., 1922-10-31
PERSONALS
LOST AND FOUND

TnST-Co7t and sweater between 400
Fletcher Ave. and Waug.in q sharpe. he-
turn TO 1899 Hoyt Ave. Reward
L~sT-Go-d chain rosary beads, yellow
a. 20 Circle OF Apollo Tneater Monday
ing DrcSc. 3+4@. Reward
LCST-IOO feet OF Garden hose on Laurel
ur Leota SIS information OF recovery re
va-led- 1890 Hoyt Ave
WILL person who picked MP red fox
fur az Woolworth'z l-ueh counter, please
ra- D-axel 1905.
YELLOW collie lost male. white ring around
ueCE- reward. Circle o05e-
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FORDS, 100 OF THEM
Buy now, ali models and styles: small
payment down and drive away good car
No red tape
Allen, 725 Virginia Ave.
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Fine wooded lot on Rossiyn Ave near Fifty
Ninth St Price $3.50. SO down. - 70
per week Main 43a5. Evenings, Randolph
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Circle. 66OO
d----Lots

EAST front lot on Rosslyn Ave near si9ty,
Second ST; ona-hmf square from paved
street Gas. electric and street car Erlce
$3.50. Cash, $40: balance % per week
Main 4295. Evenings Randolph 1907. Mr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09

King IL on his way haokyto China
from Washington. u. C.. where he
was on the Chinese deietaiion to
the disarmament conference While
In this country he u making a
study NJ forestry methods here, 40
that he can use the most advanced
methods on the Chinese forests.
This morning he Inspected the
district offices here and had con-
fcrcnccs with various OF the Of
fciais, including District Forester
4. G. W. poolcr. This afternoon
he took a tour 81 the city tn
Albuquerque sights. and later
was taken TO lslcta by various Of
ficcrs from the district office. lie
viii bQ here untl tomorrow morn
inF. when he viii leave FOR san
Francisco to embark. making a
stop at Flagstaff. Ariz.
Although a native ~ China King
M educated In this country and
Is n graduate OF Cornell uniyer-
sity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09

TRAINING CAMP
NOTES

CHICAGO March arrival OF
outfielivrs Hurry Hooper and
Amos struuk hts put new spirit
into the training camp OF the Chi
cago Americana. according to word
from Scguin. Tex. today. Good
news nlfo was contained In q teie
gram from Ernie johnson. short
atom. who wired Manager Gleason
that he would hc in camp IN time
So play boz the FIRST exhibition game
between tho White SoN and the
View York Nationals Gel sun An
tonic On saturday johnson left
Chicago on wednesday,
Secretary Harry Gardiner arrlv-
ed In camp but had no definite
news Of Outfielder Bob Falk and
Pitcher Dick Kerr, who nre work
Ing out In Texas hut who have
not yet reported.
Yesterdays practice was cut
short by q stiff wind. which drove
the players 20 the clubhouse
Reports from tho Chicago VA
uonah' training camp ut Catalina
Island. cal Indicate that the
plnycrs are In fine fettel FOR their
first exhibition game uenlnst Port
land. ore. on Friday.
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Supper Table
Gossip

\ new mark Ia the of
loans approved at mn meeting waa
sent by the executive commitfe.
OF the Agricultural Loan Agency
AZ Us meeting yesterday. when 81
100000 IN loans wore approved.
The committee viii not hold ita
next meeting Tor two weeks.
The BuslncsS aud .'rofcsslount
woman club Announced yc~sterdnN
mat their regular dinner schcduicd
Tor Monday night Will be- postpnnrd
until March "a. This De- Being done
ln order that their meeting viii in
800 way interfere with the Chumher
ui tummcrc" banquet which IL
scheduled Tor Tuesday night nd the
Nrmoty Nll applications FOR ros-
'rFH'iunN Tor the Chamber Of Com
mere" banquet must De in the com
uil'tce hands hy tonight. In order
nat 90 proper amount 81 fish may
Toe orderrd from los Angeles
The district court this mnrnine
allowed expenses amounting 10
s2bd for last month. which yer
incurred by a. n Hanna. receiv-
err Tor the Stockmcn's Guaranty
Loan company.
born 10 MIR. and Mrs. ~. a.
G~uuerroz on Monday anernoon
az $3.50 O'Clock. "a baby girl
y reception In honor Of Mrs
J.. Higgins. national president ~
the larent-tcacher association viii
be held AT the Y. W. &. \. tomor-
row afternoon NJ , O'Clock. Mrs
Margaret Woodwork. state trens-
urer OF the association, has made.
"a request to "a many OF the Nom
hcrs Of local associations 10 Lo
present In order to hear Of the
work which is being done by ,ar,
ents and teachers In other parts
Of the country
FLOYD S~pctnagci and Miss Katb-
eryn Secrcst were married yester-
day afternoon by the Rev. 9. G.
fiighee at the home Of the brides
parents i22 North Maple street
IheN VIII leave today FOR Chilli
Gothic, O. to make their home.
coal supply Co. Phones 4 and q.
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People You
Know

Radiator Repairing. Quicksl Auto Co.
George q. Taylor. United States
rarcc in bankruptcy, Is In Soc
o.ru Tor % hearing today.
udershcrin Fred Foraon left
f"r Santa Re this morning to tcs-
NfH before the Federal grand jury
N g. H@cucock. who has been
lu sliutu 20 FOR several days on
lIsineys with the federal court.
Iurned last night lie win 20
l.rE TO santa Fc tomorrow
Miss Margaret Tuppcr. chief Of
thH nurses division Of tho state
uuulia health service. is ln the city
O. IGv from Santa Fo on business
Miss Mabel Wier assistant in
CO." public health department. H.
so -
PRESIDENT David $ nm Of tho
2 University lett this afternoon for
1l. whore hc Is to deliver an ud-
drrsF
charles a. Scheurlch. well
known Clovis business man. BE- "a
visitor In Albuquerque TODAY.
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C.. OF c. BANQUET
WILL Be HELD At
MASONIC TEMPLE:
Will Begin at $50
p. m. Tuesday; Pro-
gram Announced

Tho place Tor the membership
dinner ut the chamber OF Com
mcrrc 70 Doe held Tuesday night nc
q 80 % clock hus boon changed
from the armory to the Masonic
temple where places Will Doe ar-
ranged for $50. Of that number.
several more than 500 applications
for reservations had been received
"a . a. clock this afternoon. Al
applications must be in by q @ clock
his evening IN order that final ar
rnngements may be- made.
The Chamber Of Commerce In
emphasizing the fact that women
49, wei ~ mon are invited to this
dinner, II VIII be n fish dinner.
with plenty 10 eat and a good pro-
gram Of music and speeches The
program which has just been 1om-
plrtcd was announced today by
Arthur i'ruEvr. chairman OF the
committee on the dinner. II fol
lows.
Opening address. v. T. Puiney.
president. Nolo- why Don't You
Smilc, Miss Grace Stortz. Com
munlty Cooperation O. y. Mar
ron Solo Love Sends u Lit
il" tift Of Roses Frank barrow.
community Advertising n. b.
llcnlug. Solo April showers.
Miss tlurfousr Switzcr. Drain
ngD Cant ". g. Reid. Solo
Hello Prosperity. Uncle" Muurie
Klein. Albuquerque + Future. %
Carl q. MaTep. Informal Talss-
tir Prepared Q%uartsttc. Miss
Grace Stortz Miss Hortcnse swift
cr. Mr.. Maurice Klein. Mr. Frank
barrow. Accompanies for must
enl program Mrs. Louis D. Thtmp-
son ana Frank barrow
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Sport Briefs

' A. Beardstowu. M sun Lang
ford, negro heavyweight and Fred
Fulton signed for % lU-rouud. no.
decision fight Tor March g.
Al Chicago MurIn pleatinn.
Chicago heavyweight wrestler.
threw fil Dcmotral also ~ Chr
ragu. In the seventh round 81 a
i5-rounI match.
A Hot Springs-Y Dung Fitz-
simmons. oklahoma city middle
weight Knocked out Freddie Nci-
son, ~ 81 Louis. in six rounds Of
I scheduled ln-round bout.
A. Eiiorudu. Ark Young so
wash of Davenport. Ia. won de-
'iflou over Frankie Murray. Of To-
rontp Canadian hnutnmweIght
champion in fast 10 rounds Jimmy
Dunn Suh Lake lightweight. given
referees decision over Young wal
lace of Sew orleans in fourth
round Of "a scheduled olght-round
bout.
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STATE TOURNEY TO
START At ARMORY
TOMORROW NOON
-Four Teams Will Ar
rive Tonight for Bias
ketball Championship
Battle

Tho basketball teams from Las
Ncg3 I1s Cruces and Clovis Will
arrive .n Albuquerque tonight FOR
the ts'c championship tourna-
uaut which win start 40 2 o'clock
fHmhlgow afternoon NJ tho nrmory
ord ruu until ~sa'urlny nieht Tho
Altmorordo team. which was
scheduled ta arr.f, here today
WIS stuck as Corona. and viii not
Doe Hcro until tomorrow night TN,
Roswell team is coming by auto
m1lalo and Dr. expected tu arrive
Hoqlg time tomorrow.
Tho schedule OF games will be
TwV comes tomorrow afternoon.
twp Tomorrow night. two saturday
mo Ming. three Saturday after
noln and three saturday night
The teams viii draw for places ON
the schedule after their arrival.
A. considerable saving can he
midc ~ getting o. season ticket
for Huyonc who expects 20 see AN
ofithc games The ticket sale has
hem slow only about go uut Of tho
200 required being sold until noon
today 10 o. necessary 90 sell SOC
tickets On order 10 make tho tour
nal"nt "a complete success and GO
insufr be as o. permanent thing for
Albuquerque.
Yhr bronze cup. or Matsou tro-
ply, which VIII Eo TO the team
winning the state championship. BE-
low ou exhibition ut the Mutson
hopA store n is about a foot high
ana viii Do n novel trophy. In that
u d 0f bronze instead Of silver.
Al ~ the teams which are TAX
int part Go tho tournament are
champion teams and tho playing
will hr Che best TO he seen in the
stare The Roswell team claims
the championship OF eastern New
AieNco the AlHmogordo team the
chnmniUnship OF the lower Rio
Grppdo valley and the Las Vegas
Ndrmal school team the chamnlun-
ship ~ tho northern part OF the
state The Teams which arc sec
omit ia each district will also he
hefd, ami In each case they have
been teams which have played
very close rnmee with the cham
plou teams 90 their sections Tho
Albuquerque High school team
ciiius tho losai la csntu,b How
Mexico by Virtue OF an unhrukcn
Ttripg Of victories. and the Har-
wood fchool Will bc the second
team for this purt Of the state
Whr chHmpion-hip gump will he
played at \ o'clock saturday night
between tho two teams standing
highest ln tine tournament. The
last game saturday night will be
PLAYED between the two teams con-
tending Tor third and fourth
pldcsa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Madalynne Obenchain
Tells Her Story

t'oniinucd IRON puEr ~
geIy,i two letters from Rurch dur
Ing that time and that these Iot-
tiers were. "a the hest Of her belief
boz her trunk AZ the Alssxandria ho-
t"I when she was arrested after
the shooting She said Nh, nc1or
had 20 e. them siucc. Thosp were
not offered in evidence hy the
stat" ana the defense then began
20 'ry tp prove thor contents by
Mr. Dhenchnin's evidence
Jury Excused During Mrnnglc.
hls attempt precipltHtrl "a
heated wrungle betwcen the a,tnr-
uoys which Judge Reeve halted
Icy cNcuslng the jury until .
O'Clock, ana then ieiting the nttor-
ncNs discuss the edmissihiiity Of
the evidence in the absence OF the
jury
Mrs Obenchnin said her letters
To burch told him OF the sian
dcruus' statements Mira Kennedy
was reported 60 have made about
hcr 20 AIRS Wilson and Mrs De-
mond An effort to prove the Goa
tents uf these letters also was be-
Ing mp.lc.
Rotations With Burch.
Mrs bhehchhln. in i"siifying of
h"r correspondence with burrh
."ld she was OF mar umo i'm friend
~ tel"li"ns WIN the bnrch family
'"h WIN hufrh himself bar had
never been buich's sweetheart or
ne hel she said IN" know that
burch intended coming To Los An
sele- during the summer % 1871
OUT dld not know the exact date
" wts Nt TINS point that tho evil
denc" was halted and the jury cN-
cuFod II was expected hy coun-
sci thnt the court would also rule
on the admissihility Of the first
letter the defense had sought to
offer which had been lett undo
cidcd
The letter which brought tears
10 Mrs. ohcnchain when u was
read by her attorney was as fol-
love;
Dear Ia'apsiia; How bcnuti-
inllb you have remembered me.
ar MadnlSnnc. Everything you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Shade Fights
Schlaifer Tonight

OMAHA. Ncb,. Mar g=Dnve
shade the California weltorweight
ana Norrie Schlnifer OF Omaha yes
,ridny finished training Tor their
fight here tonight. They
viii weigh On at 3 O'Clock this ar
tcrnnon shade. who recently fought
Jack Britton, weltcrwcight cham
pion 10 e. fifteen round draw In
View York has been the favorite
IN the waEers for tonights fight.
the odds being . 20 4.
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Sets Record
In Y Indoor Meet

fldor increased MIS- lead to 1876
POI At tn the two events Of the Y.
M a. A. indoor athletic contest.
lnft night. when he broke the ln-
cHD record FOR the spring hoard
hikh jump. clearing feet @
inthcs. The former record was g
feet 3 inches He also won tho
running broad jump. with a dis
tahoe Of ~ feet % l-2 inchoz
The four highest men ln the
mtqt now ARE Elder 1t2i Craw-
ford, fte. Harrington. $50. and
Cbrstenscn. $40.
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GIanls Let Up In Work.

NEW YORK. March g-Babc
Ruth and Wally Schung the last
Yankee players 20 BE- lined up for
the coming baseball season. today
lctt Hot springs. Ark. Tor New or
Jeans 60 Join Manager Huggiu1 and
the remainder % his spring train
ing squad
IN tlir Giants camp M san An
io1sh John MciiIgAv has ordered
70 rest, after having driven his
squad at n fast uncc for o week
Neither BurleiEh Crime. nor
Jimmie Johnston had put in an
appearance az the Dodgers Jack
aonville quarters ami b was re-
ported that they would be- sus-
pended 10 stiil absent NJ the end
uf the week
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Salome an Acrobatic
Tumbler, A~rchaeologic
Institute Alleges

NlONpON. Mar. - SALONS was
an hcrohutic tumhlcr not "a dancer
% The modern ballet type. accord
fng. To evidence laid before the
utyni Archaeological Institute by
Ctorrc g.. bruce Of oxford u
hA evidence g. corroborated. thco-
lrgtanf. historians M others have
luhk lnhored under "A misapprehcn-
fita a. 40 Snlome's first claim 20
fame. Al the old illuminated
ppehmcnfs and carvings show her
pi1rp ~ aa acrobat and not as a
eancer. Mr. bruce declares.
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Officers Elected
At Elks' Meeting

Tho election nf officers for the
year was held 600 the regular meet.
Ink OF tho Elks club. hold last
night Arthur Prayer being elected
exalted ruler G. r. Twogond was
chosen esteemed leading Knight
ana Frank strong esteemed loyal
knight.
other officers elected were. Joe
lsosanhurg. esteemed |lccturing
knight; T. A. Stortz. secretary. q.
5 White treasurer. -. y Marion.
trustee for three years: Grover Di-
vine delegate 20 the grand lodge
meeting 60 he held In Atlantic CITY
in July; Roy Stamm. alternate for
Divine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
DIR. w. J. Mayo in
Mexico, Possibly to
Operate on Oregon

MEXICO CITY. March g-CBy
m N4sociatcd prcss) Arrival Of
.pr William j. Mayo. OF Rochos-
tor Mimi. here today revived ru.
muf# tina, President Ohregon must
suHHIf to an operation on his right
arm which has never completely
h,iI.I since he was injured In the
haul. " Gclaya In 1914
Ir Mayo was accompanied by
so.trul physicians lie said that
Tho purpose Of his visit was to
combine pleasure with a general
.-in.uoClon of health conditions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
CHINESE FORESTER
HERE ON VISIT
lnspects Local Offices
And Studies our
Methods

Pan ChenR King. who Is at the
head of the forest service In China
under the Chinese government ar
rived In Albuquerque this morning
and IL spending the day here. see
ing Albuquerque and vicinity and
looking over the loc1l forest acry-
lre offices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Southwest Coal
Operators Propose
New Wage Scale

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March e.
Is trans-M Mississippi wage scale to
O. lace the scale of the central
,~Impottive field. was proposed At
iuA NJ The miners and operators OF
tI southwestern field, It was stat
a. hy James Cooley. vico-prosi-
O.H. district 20 OF the mine work.
tH# union.
Tile proposition was made by
lfffrv y Taylor vice president Of
tn. Central Coal and Coke COM
rr II was not discussed In de-
t.L
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rated n Of the hest college pitch
crs In the country, lie also won
his letter IN track.
Aside from the great success he
had In athletic circles. Mohardt
was also a brilliant student. lie
has completed " Of the most
difficult purse at Notre Dame
with an average better than 90
for his four years work. Few
students have graduated from
Notre Dame with a better average.
Mohardt. although weighing
only i65, has a powerful physique.
In three years Of football, with the
exception Of a broken nose. he has
never been seriously hurt Manager
Cobb OF Detroit II hopeful he will
emulate his college deeds on the
American league diamonds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Sm1NSHuMn6Eossp
By Billy Evans

nczdek snys Killingcr IL best at
tlfifd base. In all probability he
will be worked out at that position
ba the Yankees. IL II "A certainty
thpsf Frank Baker viii play only
Ia few more years II killinger
has the goods he has a real chance
With the Yankees
fIuhnny Mohardt a. a pitcher.
Afohardt II evidently a very bright
young man. lie has brains as
rated In college. ~ he car apply
fham 10 the ball field. he will
have an additional advantage
IN college football and baseball.
Mohardt n regarded az the last
vprd, He vas one OF the best
h4okfcld men In the country. He
ntd law equals at hurting the for
ward pass. In baseball he was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Dress Catches Fire,
Fatally Burning
Las Vegas Girl

LOWS Sacoman has been called
20 Las Vegas on o Of thu
death Of his sister, Miss Lucccta
Saeonnn. whose dress caught fire
while she WIS building n fire. IA
tally burning her.
She died within n few hour
after the accident.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Basketball Game
Results to Be Sent
Out by Wireless

hscsults Of the basketball games
ini thc state tournament here on
Igidny and Saturday will be sent
out from the wireless station at the
l. hltorsity FOR the benefit OF the
amateur wireless operators, The
rfplts Will be sent to Roswell
bIA. but can be picked mp by
other stations. The Aibuauerque
yaab b. 6YQ Tho wave length is
37hi meters. The results will be
sent out az Gao and 10 D.. IN.
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ST LOUIS. March Cool
weather down ut orange. Tex
whore the ~ Louis Nationals are
training has had 20 frosty effect
on the pitching arms Of Branch
Hickey hopcfuls Two squrds
got together ia o. practice game
yesterday and tho crowd led by
Catcher AinsmEh wailoped their
way 90 "a lt-to-2 victory. clemens
led tho opponents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Russia's Economic
Retreat Is Ended,
Lenine Asserts

MOSCOW. March 9-(ny tho
Associated Press Soviet Rus
sia's economic retreat has ended
ana will go no further in it, con-
cessions to capitalism" Nikolai
Lenine told the congress Of metal
workers In a brief speech. dis
GUESSING the Genoa conference and
liussin's Internal problems
simultaneously. Lconid Krassln.
In an interview with the ncws-
paper lsvestia. declared that So
Wet Russia would not abandon her
control Of foreign trade
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Two Delegates From
Here VIII Attend
Y. w. Convention

The Albuquerque Young Wom-
en- r. Christian Association VIII be
represented NJ the seventh national
biennial convention of that body at
Hot Springs. Ark, April 20-27, by
two 81 It's members, M to be
chosen from the board OF directors
aud the other from the staff
Accord ng TO Miss Marian v.
johnson. generally secretary. there
Is a great deal of interest among
the Albuquerque membership be-
cause OF the International trend OF
the program Noted speakers are
To be brought to america to Inter
ur,t their respective countries.
There nre 232.1Os christian con.
grcgations In America.
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Rcd, Reach Camp.

CINCINNATI March Tho
arrival or Jimmy CuNcnuey Babe
llnelli and Louis Fnuzlcu at the
training camp of the Cincinnati
Nationals assures Manager Moran
an iufcld FOR the opaning exhibit
ton games af Fort Worth on Sat
urday and sunday sam Bohno.
who was expected Co accompany
the other arrivals from the Pacific
roast, had moi put in an appear
nnce last night. according 20 dis
patches from Mineral Wells.
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scnatnrl Mork Hnrll.

WAsHtNGToN. March
The Washington squad went
through another hard workout at
their Tampa. Fla. training camp
yesterday. Every pitcher ON the
team except johnson and Erick-
ron took "a turn on tho mound
during the batting drili, In which
Leon Goslin. slated foT "a regular
outneld berth this season. drove
the curveless offerings about iu
impressive style Manager Milan
thinks Goslin will mako his OUT
field strong enough Go compare ia
vurably with the iuficld
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CLEVELAND. March p-CloVe-
land pitchers = further advanced
in their spring training than any
uf the other players. according Co
reports reaching hero from DaIlir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
SANTA FE BANK OPENS
Especial To The Ucrald)

SANTA FE March g=Tho
SIntd fc bank reopenod this
morning without Incident ana with
Wnu, was described as q normal
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09

AZ Vancouver. Regina defeated
Vancouver In first game In West
ern Championship hockey series.
2 20 4,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09

Near deaf people Q to have pri.
'nie telephones between the pulpit
ana their pcws In German churches.
, 1922-04-13
PAYS TO PAINT AND vARNIsH
Apart From Improved Appearances,
the Economy Of Such Proceeding
Should Be Apparent.

When the floor coverings and win
dow hangings are removed In the
spring there Is no better medium Of
cleanliness than a fresh coat Of paint,
varnish or enamel-they stand in front
ranks as the best sanitary agents
known.
AS a medium for saving the surface
and conserving property-painting and
vanishing has been demonstrated as
an investment of the first order and
its economy is recognized by all
thoughtful citizens. Every dollar in
vested in paint and varnish saves sew
eral dollars in depreciation. Paint and
varnish prevents the expense of re-
pairs which arise from lack of proper
surface protection. II all property
owners fully realized the loss which
takes place when painting and var
nishing is postponed. they would be
inclined to paint and varnish more
regularly.
, 1922-04-13
Look To the Lawn Naw

II the lawn is shabby in places this
is the time to renew II. Fork over
the thin spots, working in some good
fertilizer. such as pulverized sheep
manure. and after leveling the ground
SOW a good grade of fine lawn grass
seed. Rake In the seed. and finish with
the roller. The remainder of the lawn
should also have attention. Rake It
first to pull out all dead growth, and
top dress with a good fertilizer. Moss
in the lawn is a sure indication of
sour soil; this can be remedied by n
dressing OF lime after first having
raked out as much of the moss as pos
sibie. Lime is, however. best applied
In the late fall. following with n
dressing of quick acting fertilizer In
the early spring.