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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-14
Jimmy C0mSems
Affords Trip to
Canal With Wife

BY Times Special
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Heard
about Jimmy Couzens wind fall?"
Couzens, new Senator from AIichi-
gan. had just drawn a berth on the
Senate Naval Affairs Committee when
word came that Secretary DENLY had
arranged for a ''junket" to the Pan
ANA Canal Zone, when weather gets
pleasant next spring TO inspect fort.
fcatiOns.
Couzens was asked to bring his wife
and come along.
How about the expense?" he asked.
THAT viii be $3.50 per day and IS
cents extra for laundry" he was told.
Couzens allowed that, although his
income is only a little. more than
81 900, GOO per year, he guessed he
could afford the iunket-
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Anh-ALC0h0I League Outlines Policy

League. we recently h07 ~ illustra-
ton of this in con. ... v-'-'- the
enforcement OF prohibition !, ..
in Iceland. Iceland had adopted
prohibition policy Spain placed a boy
colt on Iceland's fish TO compel her
to repeal her prohibition law.
2. Secure international agreements
under which wet nations win prohibit
the sale OF liquors near the borders
Of dry nation. Cases in point cited
are the numerous wet" spots on the
Mexican border.
g. Combat the international wet or
ganization, organized in Paris. which
has as its purpose the hghting Of TEN.
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BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
World League Against Alcoholism,
which is an adjunct of the Anti Saloon
League Of America, has mapped out
for itself a big preliminary program
before it settles down to its real task
Of making the world dry.
According TO its leaders here are
few of the things that must be done
at once.
I. Bring international influence to
bear on wet" nations that are at
present trying to overturn prohibition
in dry countries.
For example," says Wavne Il
Wheeler. spokesman for the World
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WOMAN BRA YES AlUTTNY AND
TEDAPESTS ON YACHT TOUR

the Indian ocean to Colombo and
ports of India.
Then a scorching voyage through
the Red Sea, touching at Alden, Ara
bia, and through the Suez to Egypt.
At Athens the party landed the
day King Constantine quit, then pro-
Ceeded to Naples for a motor tour of
Italy. France was skirted, Gibraltar
visited and then the Speejacks
passed the Pillars of Hercules for
the homeward trip.
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KINDNESS w 2 ILL a goOd-humored request accomplish
TRIED ON w as much as harsh aets' good chance
JAY-WALKERS find lies in Mayor Shank' softly
worded hope that the public will of its
accord stop awakng walk the right side of side
walks during the Christmas shopping rush
His honor had ride spedes in the patrol wagon before
they would heed him.
The careless walker demonstrate he's made of better stuff
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,FTu11k21eSS
By BERTON BRALEY

By BERTON BRALEY
M HEN anyone says TO BE- perfectly frank"
w As preface to further remark.
know he's about TO things that rank
To which must patiently bark
He'll haul all my faults into ptiless light.
And strip the truth yvoefuly nude
For 'Frankness' implies. II I read IL Alright.
Get ready. I'm going DO rudel"
No ever says, ITO be perfectly frank.
think you noble and smart"
An no. it's a sign they're preparing yank
Your character roughly apart
So when ITO be frank Is the opening phrase,
shudder. prepared to endure
Opinions OF all my actions and ways
Which viii not DO pleasant, I'm sura
We want frankness from all OF friends,
But when It comes down a test.
We find that the comradcship frequently ends
Through Frankness too frankly expressed:
For neither your character, brother mine
OF faults and of foibles is blank;
So let forget them, wen get along 1ne
By being perfectly Frank"
Copyright. 1929. NEA Servico)
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perance sentiment throughout the
world
4 Worldwide cooperation to stamp
out smuggling of liquor from wet to
dry countries.
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oTESTIONs ANsWERED

QUESTIONS ANSWERED
= You can get an answer 10 any question Of
fact or information b. writing to the In
dianapOlis Times. Washington Bureau. 1922
N Y. Ave- WASHINGTON. D. C.. enclosing 2
cents IN stamps. Medical. legal. and loye
rud marriage advice viii nos be given. In
signed. letters will not be ansss cred. but
AL letters are confidential, and receive per-
sonaI replies. Although the bureau does
If readers will confine questions TO single
subject, writing more than ore letter Il an
ssvers On various subjects are desired
EDITOR.
Where is the largest telescope
N the world?
The largest telescope on earth is on
Mt. Wilson. California It is a reflect
ing telescope and the mirror measures
500 inches IN diameter. The maximum
power is 10000 diameters; that is to
say, the Moon would appear as II
brought within twenty-five miles by
the observer.
Has the Ohio River ever gone
dry? / heard that the people once
walked across the dry bed OF the
river.
There IS no record that the aOhio
River was ever totally dry. The water
gauge at Cincinnati was established
IL 1873 and since that time the river
has never been lower than 1.09 which
Was on Sept. IT, 1881. This is the
lowest water on record. At this time
some men played a game OF baseball on
the ssnd bars just above Cincinnati.
= Is possible that the wickets at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-14

HOW BOYS YERES something about enthusiastic boy
INFLUENCE real people Take these youth
COUNCIL full politicians the Calvin Fletcher public
school, who have got the city council behev
that the bicycle license fee should be reduced be-
cause wheel aids many chap little money help keep
him in school
They pep put over guided by Miss Florence
HamiIl their civics teacher.
help shape that enthusiasm into useful fOrm-GOry!
What an opportunity
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Largest Telescope in World
Is Located on Mount Wilson

dam above Cincinnati were raised
cutting off the water for sufficient
length Of time for it to appear dry
and to permit one to cross from one
side to the other.
Did the ancient Indians of
Mexico and Central America build
pyramids Like the Egyptians!
No. The so-called pyramids found
IN this continent are not true pyra-
mids, but solid, terraced platforms on
top Of which these ancient people
erected temples to their Gods. The
Egyptian pyramids were built pri-
marily as tombs.
What is the colOred population
Of Canada?
The colored population of Canada Is
estimated at 10000.
What can be done for uneven
and "scraggly" eyebrows?
Treat the eyebrows every night with
the following formula, applying with an
eyebrow brush Olive oil, ounce;
tincture' of cantharides. n dram; oil
Of nutmeg. 4 ounce; oil of rosemary,
4 ounce.
What is the meaning of the
word "Sakawawin"
ThisSs no doubt a corrupted form
OF the Cree Indian word, "Sakawa-
win." meaning "a cry of JOY"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
.NNOSCODe
TUESDAY. JUNE Is, 1872.


Jupiter rules this. day in benehc
aspect. according to astrology.
Uranus is friendly in the evening.
All the planetary influences
should be stimulating and encour-
aging. inclining men to. take an op-
timistic view OF business conditions.
1t is an suspicious time to begin
any new line Of work and should
be particularly encouraging to
bankers or those who handle money
Merchants should profit from this
posting Of the stars which inclines
both men and women to spend free
lya
Thrift will be preached In vain
when this aspect has power in any
ones horoscope
Education. has a direction; max
ing or,success along new and prac-
teal lines, "A western college pro-
fessor will gain recognition by
radical Ideas.
.. The evening should be a favor
able time for, :, meeting new ac-
auaintances of opposite sex. Love
is encouraged by this direction OF
the stars. - Etss -
organizstion Is. encouraged by
this planetary ISvernment which
promotes the INCLINATION to form
associations of every sort.
Again the .psychic forces wilLbs.
come more apparent than they have
been since the war and this is a
sign of some great crisis in human
anairs. IT. IS prognosticated.
Science should. make immense
strides within the year which is to
be marked by startling events.
E The President continues under tbs
most fortunate sway Of the planets.
making for his. reelection. but he
VIII suher criticism in the autumn.
Fashions are, to be more modest,
The seers again assure men and
women that there is to be period
OF strong reaction from the licenss
of recent years.
Excitement in London Is to be
prevalent before the end Of this
month, 1t Is prsgnosticated. <
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is
have the augufy of successful
year that VIII bring much add:-
tionar money
chtldren born ON this day are
likely TO be besexcekdingiy -afrectionate
and doche. They have the forecast
OF success In life.
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Lorenzo FeHs Is Sent
To Jail, for s Months

Lorenzo Fells, cofored, employed
as an elevator operator in, the Dis
trict National Bank building, who
staged a thriller in front Of a
Seventh street theater last Sunday
night, was sentenced, to serve six
months in .jai: yesterday by Judge
Hardison In Police Court ON a
charge Of carrying a dirk knife I
Policeman Hansboro. Of . the
Eighth precinct. testified that he
saw Fells chase another .colored
man around ,San automobile parked
IN front Of the tHeater witn one
arm upraised. brandishing knife.
Fellss claimed that the man he
chased had threatened him.
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food
MOxnHg
GLxnge
eN eupolph esRkiNs

Just because he snooped around
In an alley at night, Fred E. Cole-
man was separated from a pair Of
brass knuckles-and $50:
The ..knucks" had been HIS life,
long companion he said. He has
owned them ever since he was knee.
high to potato bug down in the
village Of Louisa, Va.
Policemen Stanton and Wilson, OF
the Ninth precinct. found 7Coiemsn
in an alley IN the rear of &C ordon's
avenue northeast Just as they
ppunced upon him. It was testified,
Coleman tried . to discard 1the
knuciles. but the policemen were
too quick. :.
Outside. ~ those knuckles. the
court told him. you are sall right,
but IL you keep. on thfs way you
will be telling a whole arsenal.
The court then imposed the fine.
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Wem1euU9zeHSIy

Lafayette dollar? A United States
commemorative piece coined in 1900
and designed. to be sold. at a 'premi-
um to enable the Lafayette monu-
ment commission to secure sufficient
funds to defray the expenses con-
nected, with the erection of the
Lafayette monument in Paris.
10. What English pirate sacked
Panama, carried terror to the Span
ish main and was afterward
knighted and made governor of
Jamaica? Sir Henry Morgan
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BY SMITH

asked ~ he did Il all himself. he
said: Yes. but daddy steered me-"
2. s.
Donald had stopped at q farm and
was greeted by a large DOG. He
was warned not to go near the ami
NAL as he might not be friendly.
Donald said. 20. yes mother he's
fendly. See him wing his tail.
y. N.
Philip came in crying one day:
Another boy his age had whipped
him.
Between sobs he said. Il could
have whipped him II I had have hsd
my temper With me. NJ =
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Inswers to These Questions v
Be Published Tomorrow.

" ducAIIOn8
Be Published Tomorrow.
1. What fashion was adopted by
the women of the early '7os that
caused as much comment as the
short skirt does. nowadays?
2. What President of the United
States was impeached and why?
3. What are five synonyms for the
word absolute?
ter "J"? :.
5. When and by whom was the
first rapid fire machine gun
patented?
6. What city of South America is
on the barbor called the most mag
nificent harbor in the world?"
T. What advice did Jesus give to
the good man who kept all the COM
mandments but was wealthy?
3. For whom was the. state of
Georgia named?
9. In what year did southeastern
Europe experience its coldest
weather. and what happened?
10. Who was sometimes called the
American Fabius? 70
Answers to Yesterdays Questions. I
l. Who was Charlotte Mary
Yonge? An English novelist born
in 1923 Among the best known
of her works are 1.-The Heir OF Red
cliffe" and~Heartsease."
2. Who were the .Amazcns: In
Greek legends a nation of female
warriors who kept their men in
subjection. Tradition locates them
in Asia Minor.
3. Who was the first European TO
enter the harbor of Rio de Jaheiro /?
When? Andre Goncalyss. a French
man. On Jan. /. 1892. He thoue hit
the harbor was the mouth of a
river. hence the name, River OF
January"
4. What three things determine
the sound of body emitting tone ?
The FITCH, the intensity. and the
timber. The pitch canotes how
fast it is vibrating. the i. intensity
how hard each vibration beats. and
the timber the shape the vibrator
takes. These vary greatly with the
nature OF the substance vibrating.
and give an endless variety of
noise.
5. What famous Freucn novelist
failed to pass in French as a coll
legisn? Emile Zola.
g. After whom was the State of
Louisiana named? Louis XIV. of
France.
I. How many pairs OF ribs are
there in the human body?. Twelve.
s. What are FIVE synonyms for the
word absolve? Acquit. release, ex.
onerate. liberate, and forgive.
.. What is the coin known as tn,
The Washington herald., 1922-06-13
Ke6UtYeAnSwyS

Marie. You are just about right
on your weight. 120 for a girl -
and feet l; 116 is given as the
standard weight. but n couple of
pounds either way are allowable.
No. l would not reduce IF 1 were
you
Helene: Beet rouge is made as
follows: Crate raw beet. then
press through a fine cloth. Add a
little alcohol to the juice. Straw
berry juice makes good. rouge
also. by adding alcohol. They are
both harmless.
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[H5fyM MtSayhzgsgfLhiAhenes

fy uncle took Charles for a walk
In the park. He was a tall man and
walked with a long stride. Charles
tried hravely to keep up with him,
but found he couldn't.
he stopped short and asked:
Don't you member when your legs
were short7"
Uncle slowed down. J.R.
Glen ran into a neighbor home
one day. He noticed a small read
ing glass on the table and, as he
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picked II up. said; %. here is a
looking glass. but II don't look"
p. r. B.
We were taking Junior for his
first ride In our new car. He gazed
at several people walking and
looked UP, 5ayina Mother. amt
you glad we's us?"N p. N.
Bobby. with his fathers help,
wrote his name. The child dis
played the writing proudly. when
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paoe Sunday Herald)

1E 6stPs ss1 NAeEecN- Nes tahNe Me
~ cAa- AsspS MS elsfryS or MONEY! AMP usS Az
elsMvx q. WY AAe 0oMo 70 yo0k 10 etooAAtoroN
tANSJ.yo ST TIM etp FANCY
NY soA2 Mev SooNkS eooe NsEsSS nxe W. Mses nAs
so.s!ps sss TAs Sssecsss Sas ~ uoessS
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LOVE AND..L LEARN
Peter Clark Macfarlane

lively humorous Of college life which will prove an
excellent remedy for soul spectrum overshot with blue.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-08
p rivate r ed emp ton
Fund

n y RECEIPTS vs. 52ss &
q: Balance Jan. Let, 1921 IS s.se1.ss
COlloOttOn l.431. "a
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
CHILDREN AT PARTY.

A masquerade party was given
last evening. by the Eighth
grade pupils OF Mt. Pleasant
School. at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Megginson. Belle
fonte. The evening was spent in
playing games. Refreshments we're
served. The rooms were decorat-
ed with corn stalks and Halloween
decorations.
Those present were Mildred Cross
land. Katherine Bowman. Edith
Martin, Elizabeth and Beryl Meg
glnson, Anna Draper, Evelyn and
Elizabeth Montgomery and Isabella
Megginson. Austin Riley. John APP
pleton. Howard Robinson. James
Frazier. Woodward Swain, Earl
Dempsey. Ernest Handy. Harry
Blddle. Ellsworth Norris. Wallace
Eyre. Leon Wilkens. Mrs Smith.
Miss Riley. Mrs. Henworthy and
Harry Jacobs, principal.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
Results of Druesen-kraf
Gland Tonic Amaze Doctors
Thousands Endorse Druesen-kraft Gland Tablets
as the Quickest, Easiest and Safest Way to
Restore Youthful Vigor and Health

Your life and health depend on
your glands You are just as strong
or Just as weak as are your glands
Your heart liver. kidneys, stomach.
even your brain depend upon the vital
gland secretions. and most ailments
among men. wor.en and even chill
dren result from gland weakness!
This is the most recent startling dis
eovery of the worlds foremost medi-
cal minds!
Man Is just as strong and healthy
as are his glands says DR.. Serge
Voranoff. While the glands are strong
and active. the body Is vigorous. and
the mind is alert. But Illness. age.
worry. eXertion and the strain OF
modern living weaken your glands
every day and this weakness Is the
cause Of most ill-heath.
After years OF research and expert
ments. a way 10 rebuild and strengthen
the glands and regulate their activity
was discovered at Leipzig The re-
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IT MUST BE DRUEsEN-kRAFT TO
Sold In Wilmington by Eckerd's Me
and by leading druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
MERIT AWARDS FOR
JUNIOR DAIRY FOLK

The New Castle County Junior
Dairy Cattle Club has received s75
from the Delaware Holstein-Friesian
Association 20 be used In providing
merit awards TO the boys and girls
Of the club and in other ways that
viii tend to impress the members
with the opportunities that agri-
culture affords. The check for the
amount has been sent By J. r.
Danks. OF Winterthur. secretary OF
the Holstein-Friesian Association, 10
County Agent r. o. Bausman, OF
Newark.
The Delaware Holstein-Frlesian
Association was created eight years
ago. and its purpose Is TO promote
the breeding OF and create a deeper
interest in the Holstein-Frieslan
breed OF cattle. Through this means
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

whichs a delightful collation. was
served Those in attendance were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seymour, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry B. Proud, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gankford, Mr.. and Nrs. A.
c. Hardingd Mr.. and Mrs COMFY
Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. John Proud
Sr., Mrs. Albert Clayton. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Proud and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Proud and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Proud and
family. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds
Rose Seymour. Susie Klink, Margi-
ret Lucas. laura Armpriester. Marie
Gankford, Agnes Cheezum, william
Proud. Albert wilhelme. Ralph
Bradley william Vining and Harvey
Jones.
Miss Margaret Janvler. daughter
of City Solicitor and Mrs. Francis
deli. Janvler. OF the Strand, and
Miss Kitty Faulkner. daughter of
Colonel A. L. Faulkner. OF Fourth
and Delaware streets. have been as
signed parts In the Merry Whirr'
which will be presented at the Play
house, Wilmington. for the benefit OF
the Junior Board OF Delaware Hos
pital, Monday, October 80.
The condition OF Alfred Matthias.
who for several weeks has been seri-
ously III. Is reported to be slightly
improved.
Mrs. Annie shey. OF High Bridge.
y. j., Is spending several days here
as the guest Of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
scully, Of East Third street.
Mrs. John McNally. OF East Third
street, is confined TO her home
through illness.
Members OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church are making preparations for
a series Of revival services expected
to be the greatest in the history OF
the local church. The special SER
vices will be on Sunday. November /
10 and will continue nightly for
three consecutive weeks, ending on
Sunday evening, December 10. Spe- /
,ial musical programs are being ar I
ranged by Choirister James T. Chal-l
enger. 10 be presented during these |
and the Rev. Luther +.
Poole. pastor. has announced that a |
ipeclal singing evangelist Will be
present during the entire series to-
axe charge OF the singing. II Is also ,
expected that visiting ministers will /
be secured to take part IN the ser /
iices.
Mrs. Mary Cavender. OF Pennsyl- /
'ania Hospital. Philadelphia Is the
,uest OF her brother-in-law Theo-
lore W. Cavender and family OF
Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Stevens. OF /
Md, are visiting rela-
ives in this city.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

the association feels that II is doine
worthy work in furthering rural
welfare. The directors OF the asso-
citation are Daniel o. Hastings. will
mington; II. +. DUPONT. Winner.
thur; II. b. Clark. Kenton: J. I.
Dayett, Cooch. and J. d. Reynolds
Middletown.
The New Castle County Junior
Dairy Cattle Club was organized 1--WE
years ago with thirty members To-
day It's membership comprises 12O
Of the most energetic country reared
boys and girls OF the county Since
the inception OF the club many OF
these Junior farmers have gained
their majority and are laying a
foundatSn 70 achieve other aspira-
tons namely. TO develop and own a
Hoiste.n-Frieslan herd OF state and
national note.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
RIRTHDAY PATTY

In honor OF the fourth birthday
anniversary OF Mildred silverman.
All West Third street. a masquer-
ade party was given last evening by
her mother. Mrs. Benjamin Silver
man. The evening was spent in
games. Exhibition dances were
given by the Misses Mildred Silver
man and Pearl Hank.
Those present were: Pearl Hank.
Leah Gelder. Eleanor schaffer. Peg
Ky Hawk, Norman Rose. Norris
shapiro. Aaron Levy. Eva Podolsky,
STANLEY Binder. Keena Silverman,
Marie Aiken. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Podolsky Mr.. and Mrs. S. Schaffer,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Powell. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Binder. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Colder. Mr.. and Mrs d. Hank, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Levy. Mrs. /. Hollett, the Misses
Fannie Binder, Fannie POdolsky.
Reba shapiro and Estel,e Shevitz,
Harry Binder. Albert Podolsky and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19

ST. JOHNS RUMMAGE, SALE
The women's Auxiliary OF 81
Johns p. f. Church will hold a rum
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
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Evening journal., 1922-10-19
SUNSHINE MEETING

Delaware Division. international
Sunshine Society. will hold is quar-
terly meeting this evening In sun
shine Hail. 1909 Delaware ave. Re-
ports OF the Sunshine Convention
held last spring IN the Hotel Penn
sylvania. New York City. Will be
given, and reports OF the Delaware
State Federation OF Women's Clubs.
held last July In Rehoboth. Plans
for the years work will be discussed.
Violin solos will be given by Mrs.
Leroy Work and. piano selections by
Mrs. A. X. Smith.
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
STANDARD BEARERS

The Standard Bearers Missionary
Society OF Brandywine NJ. +. Church
viii hold a Halloween party this
evening at the home OF Mrs. will
liam Simon, on the Fould Road.
The members viii meet at the
church al us o'clock and will be
taken by automobile to the simon's
home
Evening journal., 1922-10-19
s1e2 PROM OYSTER SUPPER

Members OF St. Barnabas' Guild.
Marshallton. thank all who contrib
uted to the success OF the oyster
supper held last Saturday evenins-
One hundred twenty-five dollars was
cleared. The proceeds will go 70 the
building fund OF St. Barnabas'
Church.