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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1922-03-10
In Seattle.

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say: WHAT'S that d. yssr faesT' and
thu. wh0 aftsr moment Of Dnsalils
sNsace. aAsw0rsd AiAsen: ~YsU
aesA" rstufotaS fsSn tAs hospital said
ss ~ esnviaeeA tAat Tennyssa was
dSha = ss1sfl1iAS Eat - sorrows
crown q ssrrsws II remembering hap
No. 01su" Seattle fosthsslaL
0aAroe.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

~ BStn HanoA
4 Trs.ch surgeon has recommended
the yTe1ch Acsdeay ~f NeAisins 70
advocate teaching scheei children TO
make sslal sss sf bstA hanAs.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-21
DEMOCRATS TO
HOLD BARBECUE
Roast OK. Parade And Speaking L"
Re Features At Preston.

Preston, Md, Oct. 19-At Well
attended meeting in the Town HaL
last evening plans We're formulated
for an all-day Democratic barbecue.
with roast OK and oysters, to be held
Thursday, November End.
Committees were named to take
charge of the affair. \ parade OF
horsemen about midday, political
oratory in the afternoon and a street
dance at night will be outstanding
features.
The Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee Will send SPEAK
ers of national reputation and prom
inent leaders of the party from all
over the Eastern Shore are expected
to attend.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-21
FOR OVER 30 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treatment
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local .pplication. and the
Internal Medicine. Tonic, which acts
through the Blood On the Mucous Sur
faces thus reducing the inflammation.
Sod by all druggists.
f. :. Cheney eco. Toledo. Chio.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-21

Total disbursements =. S2131.3S
MRS. j l.. KERR,
Treasurer.
The aforegoing Treasurer's Re
port of The Dorchester County Tub
erculOsis Association has been audit
ed and found 10 be correct.
ALFRED W. G. HOGE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
iUNER WOMEN PICNIC
~ pAi0 pukO CANTON.

Nhat was Ftooab,y the last social
gathering ~ the Junior woman's Cub
t~fors beginning it, regular progrsm
fof the winter Ia September. toob place
Friday afternoon when nunher ~ the
members assembled at about five o'clock
and wtnt In cars IN Palo Duro Canyon
'or picnic supper and outing
swimming was featured during thu
-sriy hours OF the evening. after which
the girls gathered for . lovely picnic
spread which WAS delightfully."- ended
with the cutting Of number os large
satsrmelons that han hen chilled 20 q
delicious ooolness In the spring house
Following supper = number OF merry
s.m.s were INDUCED in.
Among those present were: Misses
Frances. Mildred. Bethenia and Mar.
saret Anne Burgess. Nina and Norma
Cunningham. Anna Lewis Preston OF
Austin. Ruth Robinson Of Fort Worth.
Carolyn BRYANT. Margaret and Gertrude
Lowndes. ImoEcne Herring. Dorothy
Gather, Mary Han. Alvsh Meyer: Mes
danes william Burger. Ellolse Oske
Slaughter and Car: poor Of sherman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
Alvah D. Meyer
Telephone AL
KIND VI INWARD WEDDING
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
CANy0S laRI CII'B MEETS
Al eAKNE.n H0Mf.

Nr-. Ch-st-t E,rurs -gtsgilir-d Ia
n, stnn.rs ~ H. C,nvon ca Club Tues
DAY stisgnc,u - he .bqme ~ Pi.ros
Street
Cit cns,rs, IA irrns were ns.d -
tn arcorssiv- w,i ia The guest rooms
and dor ~ h siisrnosn when . series
.. " .3it-s. &c goryu.o w-r, enjoyed. tn
.ssls wee ref-si'd with ic~l punch.
.hl- l.s-r ' d-lirtous - coui~~ Nss
sts-. to1h- members End club guests.
il-ss-'.-- John r1,in, iisnT, pa
ItsraLs Eich.y !, T. Watson. Grover
il.loo. u I nnh-v. J u ci.fctd T.
" SHion e g. Snih. Cord snd
Hsses lAai- E.I Num- and Betty
N'.iin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
NU'stCtI. PROGRAM M ~
IStF< ~ bffI.r BE>NtT>

~. Ce1iwins del ghifnl program viii
Z. ,rn hy the p-uh-rs n tm. h-he
ls.nr.u sfSiNh ~ S0'issy lNiday eve
49, :. t-Iaa-f = al as O'clock ~ The
i'se S,f-., Methodist ,hurch;
Cou l-ri overture ~ h Minor. James
Il. gns.-s Vi > ndi. Bivin
~ nlnsie. ionsl- rS-ll, oliver Hob
yo7l. "a lb. WI st!inE eov tNtou
,'-s. Mss csrolvu BRYANT
AIia Quartet
>, rscs solo. selected. Mrs & Il N-~'
Il.
? isy2na ourrscy. ~ =. nie Cscile
nsg st-. Misc i;sNs britsn.
ADl-ur-gSs. H>i. Mr. ! NJ C4Id
WI.
Ero. I.rk.- Ito Tsil-su Mis- car
nv Bryant.
3urthssirs Plumbers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
luSS MARTHA NttII<
NFpS JaH< MOODY

~ - fHr'il Mgilrn and John hr"N
~ IN e!u wsf. united In marriage
rbur.dsv even ns Augus. - - tho
LON. ol ~, hrid-'s for-n's Nj. md
~. T. u. Mullen. tiaa illrrlson street.
Ths hnnF- was t.fs-fully decrf u
s1,h ~ a,nindInce ~ early fali e 'lrn
hossrs IRA f.fis hi@rd nr lni" ~ ~.
taAs fi,a c0ldr srhefn. 81 yellow nd
whif. ans the rinr cereiuoi'y vs- 'p'
ia.-s,r-lv rs,dag f,rsi; ThoD-sn. NTH.
i.i.r 81 tl.t'-utf.i f'rssNy'erian chuirh
h D. a. -. I.sth-rv isaas ~nd DO ''sr'
str,llHg 'h- rt4'1,i ns and 81 st. 81.
ilas fni br gfsuy se-n-.
lnriy Imf-1.iai- relatives snd f-w
TTieoas o. ~. = w. --rs % atienaai -.
sd lnus-ist~iy pr~needns n. 'sfe
s.on,- sIiss nj be Davidson ss.ng- !
tioe. Ynu Tgilr srrompsuisd on tits
iAlrs ~ MD Alpha MsRsnzls
III. tr,d. vas hand-Ea,ly so~led
ins lev taolsu esnion osP- NTH 90
~ o. - - .nff-sIoDdnF oolois. l''r
dr.. Sesns - n - 'hs waist rfh 9
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

who has been the geuts OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gnss L. Rogers, has returned home.
pr. and Mrs. II. 7. Scott and dsugh'
ter. Anne. have returned following an
EXTENDED trip to Baltimore and points
In the east
AIr. and Mrs. q. r.. weymouth and
children will cave today for yisit with
Mr.. weymou,h's mother. Mrs u. c
Weymouth in California.
Airs. +. NJ. Neal has as hs' guest
Mr.. Lee o'Neil OF Wellington, Rams.
Walter Selshy and Miss Bonnie Rink
or. Of Clayton. y. NJ. are visiting In the
city durins the Panhandle District
Christian Endeavor Convention.
Mrs. c. H. Garner. who has hs~n ~
riously IN IN Sniiariuh N Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

beautiful old fashioned bouquet
Later IN inloru3l reception was held
when cons'atnlai ans and wishes for fu.
ture happiness were showered upon The
happy couple and dainty refreshments
q ices and cake Mere sArveI Ia The
dining room.
Shortly afier thu ceremonv Mr.. and
~ 1cody lett for tho Moody farm 10.
rated about eight miles east Of the city.
where they viii make ther future home
Airs Moody has many IL ends u IN,
younger social circles ~ the city. hav.
ns comt To Amarillo with her parents
twelve years aso iron Kentucky. she
graduate of The Amarillo High
school md for several years his been
teaching school near Amarillo SIR
Sloody l. also well Known here and Is
prosperous young fstm-r vi this ds
Tict+
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION
AND N0CItI NOTES.

, Misses Anna lewis Preston, OF Aus
Tin ana Ruth Robinson of Fort Worth
are the house guests Of Misses Norma
and Nina Cunningham. g. Fillmore
street
Alton York. nephew Of Mrs II. G.
rrnkin Who has heen visiting here for
several weeks from Ciddlngs. has re.
turned home
Miss Virginia Banner OF Georgetown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
lMthIIIOANS WED IN
WICHITA FALLS,

Miss tobbIe watkins. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs ". A. Watkins. aud Jack
iiarnes OF this city. were quietly mar
ried Monday. August q. At the hope OF
the brides brother. william r. Watkins
az wichita Falls
The young couple. who have many
friends Ia Amarillo. viii spend several
weeks In Wichita where AIrs ksrnes
was visiting al the time OF their mar.
r.1re before returning to Amarillo TO
make their home MIR Barnes Is 40
employee OF the Austin Drug co. here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
HrkElTI0N Cilb
40 MFFT tKiDAt

IN. i.scr.sten ChIh AL wsi ni rex
.UL.f s@sS'oa ti.d.y snsrnoon ~ :
o. IN !. st-,n- home ~ M's I. q Nc.
IN erk. .nl W.~t SiYt-.nta street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

Miss Marjorie Otter has returned ~
ter a several weeks visit on the ranch
with MIR. and Mrs. James Shelton.
Mrs. Walter Axtell and sons. Robert
and Hall. have returned home after an
extended visit in New YORK. whore Hall
and Robert took special course in
music al Lake Chautauqqua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
s.4s::# Society Women's Features Churches 5:=:=

has been removed 10 her home at lsle
Van Buren, Street.
MIR. and Mrs II. w Gslhraiih ana
son. Torbett. accompanied hy Mr. + =.
Beecroft. left saturday for an overland
trim 10 Colorado. TO he gone Tor ten
days or two weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Davidson Of sos Harrison
street. has a. her guest her sister. MIS-.
DANES Hennessy Of Houston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
WHEELING GOES AFTER
.WESTON'S HIGH RECORD
! Department. Commander EdmiFton's
Homo Post OF Arssrtcan Legion
| Surs Up Interest

Members OF Wheeling Post OF the
American Legion have been making
desperate efforts the past few days To
overcome the high total OF new men,
bers recently sent into the state head
quarters al Wheeling by Weston Lee
giona!res.
Tho Weston Post. OF which Depart
msnt Commander Andrew Edmlston,
Jr.. Is member, placed in the hands
OF Department Adjutant Bernard f.
Kaiser at Wheeling yesterday 81 new
members. which are 10 be counted in
on tho grand total for the one month
membership drive now In progress.
Commander James Bane. OF the local
Legion Post. last evening asked his
fellow Legionaires r they were to al
low the department commanders post
to take all the laurels during the drive,
and the response was in the negative.
We are doing all we possibly can To
increase our membership 70 the highest
possible total regardless OF how many
members of Weston, Blueheld or Par
kersburg posts. who seem to claim the
lead, may secure during the drive.
What we want IN our post IS the use
Of little moro energy and that we
will have. We can boost our member
shin far in excess Of what = was last
year with the proper spirit behind this
hing and that Is what We intend 10
do" said Commander Bane OF the local
Legion Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service COM
mission announces open competitive ex-
anirations for the positions named be-
low. Application forms and necessarH
information may be secured by address
ing the secretary OF the Board OF Civil
Service Examiners, Postofhcc, Wheel
Ing w. Va. The list follows:
student nurse. vac1 ncics in the schoo.
Of nursing. L. s. Veterans hospital. NJ.
SIS. Fort McHcnry. Baltimore. Md. S3n
n month. with quarters. subsistence and
laundry. June -: highway bridge enri-
neer. vacancies In the bureau OF public
roads. $500 To S2.l00 4 year. Juno %:
civil service examiner (junior grade)
$1,000 TO $1,000 a year. vacancies in the
u. 6. Ctvil Service commission. July B..
The following vacancies exist in tho
service OF the Veterans bureau at the
comm ssary. Silver Springs training
center. Silver Springs, Md: head cook.
1880 per annum: second cook. $1,000
per annum; pastry cook. 5000 per an
AAyn: pantry man, $500 per annum
sekeeper. $500 per annum. In ad-
<c on to the salaries indicated. ap-
ntees will be allowed quarters and
eals. Applications for these positions
<Rust be filed with the secretary Of the
M'ourth Civil Service District. Wash
Srgton. D. c.. not later than July !. I2e@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
ELABORATE PYTHIAN
MEMORIAL PLAN MADE
Forty Lodges Invited Here for Nantes
| tatdon Sunday Service
Benjamin Moore, supreme Representa-
tive to be Orator at Court Juno 10

pythian Memorial and Manifesto
ton Sunday viii he observed hy the
Pythlan orders IN the Wheeling district
Sunday afternoon. June Is. at the Court
theatre. The Baltimore. Black Prince.
Mystic, Ohio Valley and Wheeling
lodges under whose auspices the mem
orial is being held, have invited forty
lodges from Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia TO come To this city and
help observe the memorial.
Hon. Benjamin Moore. supreme rep
resentative Of the grand domain Of
Pennsylvania. will deliver the memoria!
address He will be accompanied to this
city by Hon. william Sylvester, grand
chancellor Of Pennsylvania. Arrange
ments have been made TO have special
train Of ten coaches run out OF Pitts
burgh 10 accommodate tho large crowds
Of Pythians who will make the trip
TO this city from Pittsburgh.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged which will hold several features
| Of high color. Four young ladies from
the sherman School Of Expression will
take a very prominent part in the act!v-
tiles Of tho day.
DR.. Henri i. LinsZ has arranged the
musical program for the memorial. The
feature Of the day will he tho Nantes
tation parade in the afternoon at =
o'clock Col. George Bissett Of Rem
wood will be chief marshal and Will an
nounce his aides in the near future. II
! Is planned to have four thousand or
more PythIans in line owing 10 the bis
attendance fro mthe visiting lodges. The
fact was ascertained yesterday that the
grand lodge and supreme lodge officers
OF the three states Will be in attendance
According to Information received yes
| terda, in this city Pittsburgh alone Will
have cloS~ TO 1000 delegates and their
friends in tins city for the celebration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
CLASS CONFIRMED
At EOFF STREET
Rabbd lola Presides at Impressive SerV-
loo Receiving Six Into Tomple
Congregation.

A class Of six young men and women
were confirmed by Rabbi HYman loia
at the annual confirmation service held
Yesterday afternoon at the Eor street
Temple
Rabbi lola made the confirmation ad-
dress TO the conf'rmants closing beau
tiful and impressive program.
A special musical program was also
arranged by Mrs. Elsa Gutman Duga'
by special request. Beautiful music was
featured during the complete conArma-
ton services.
The class confirmed Yesterday after
noon was composed Of the following:
Marie Front. Ruth Raduzincr. Charles
Somehow. Jr.. Ralph Miller. Nathan
Hartman and Helen Front.
Following Is the program:
Opening Prayer. Charles Sonnehorn
Floral Offering. ............ Marie Front
Duet-"What Have 10 DO with
Thee" ...............M cndelssohn
Mr.. Leach and Mrs. Duga
Women In Israel. Ruth Raduziner
Biblical Readings
Exodus Wv Is; NN l-lS........
...... Charles Sonnehorn
Isaiah NLII LIZ. Nathan Hartman
Tho Meaning of the Ten Command
mcnts ...........'.'' Naiph M'I!e'
Musical Selection--"Each Living Soul
Awaits on Thee" (CreatiOn) Haydn
Mr.. Waterman. Mrs. Duga and
Mr.. Leach
The Doctrines of Judaism
The Unity Of God. Nathan Hartman
The Dignity OF M.n. .............
.........,...... Cfarr~S
The Mission Of Israel. Marie Front
Solo-"Eye Hath Not Seen" (HoS
City, Gaul w Mrs Dora y. Bart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
s MONTHS IN JAIL
Stealing Canoe Here Gets Pittsburgh
Boys Long Term at Moundsville

James and Encll Brown. IS and 20
years of age. respectively, said TO be
from Pittsburgh. were arrested IN
Moundsville Saturday and sent to jail
for six months for the theft OF canoe.
II Is alleged that at o'clock Satur-
day morning the two boys stole canoe
from the Island belonging to H. I.
Lovett. When the canoe was missed,
telephone calls along the river resulted
in the Information coming back that
two boys had just passed through the
Woodland dam. A motor boat was Sc
cured and the chase started. Sheriff
John Hazlett arrested the two boys
and brought them back to Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
BUY BILLIARD PARLOR
AT BUCKEYE LAKE

Greer Thornburg and Harry Craft.
this olty. have purchased the billiard
p..rlor In the basement OF what was
formerly the. MauRer hotel at Buckeye
Lake, Ohio. The deal, II IS understood,
was consummated last week and Mr..
Thornburg Is now In charge Of the es-
adjustment. The hotel was owned and
conducted under the name Of the Maui
ger hotel last season and IS adjoining
the Maugcr dance pavilion on the lake.
but this year the management has
changed hands. Mr.. Craft is at pres
cnt employed as travelling salesman for
a local concern and II is understood that
he will continue his work here. while
Mr.. Thornburg manages the billiard par
Tor on the lake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
ALLEGED CAR ROBBERS
CAUGHT AT POWHATAN
Deputy Sheriff Reamer Arrests John
Brickley ana Edward Biekee-Says
They Were Canght In Act.

Two men giving their names as John
BrIckley and Edward Blekee. were ar
rested at Powhatan. O.. yesterday after
noon for robbing Pennsylvania freight
cars. The arrest was made by Deputy
Sheriff Reamer who stated that the
men were caught In the act. Deputy
EcaE;o- brought his two prisoners 70
the 81. Cl2;rsville jail last evening
They will be arraisred today before
Justice Of the Peace Davies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05

Albanian women are disgarding
trousers 10 become modern and Am
erican women for the same reason
are putting them on st. Louis
Post Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
NORTH STREET CHAPTER
ELECTION ON TUESDAY

The Epworth League OF the North
Street chwch will hold their moh'h'S
business meeting and annual election OF
OFFICERS on Tuesday Evening. June 6th'
All members are urged TO eb present
es there are several matters Of Import
encc to be brought up and decided upon
aside from tho election OF officers. The
choosing Of delegates 10 represent TINS
chapter at the District Convention AT
Cameron will he one of the things
brought uD.
The officers for the past year have
been:
Miss Carrie Spargo-Presldent
Miss Grace Treweek-Fice President
Mr.. Walter Treweek-Treasurer.
Mr.. Earl Gamble--Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
CAMP ROTAWANIS
TO Open JUNE IS

Plans for the opening OF the annual
camp OF the Young Womens CHRISTIAN
association. Camp Rotawants. are pro-
crossing rapidly and nearly everything
ia now ready for the formal opening.
Camp Rotawanls will open earlier
than usual this year. opening June II
and continuing until the latter part or
August The first month will be for
grade school girls: from June % TO the
first week In July. high school girls. and
from then until the camp closes, for
business and professional girls.
The camp is 70 be greatly improved
this year and many pleasant times are
being anticipated by those who plan TO
go. There will he the usual activities.
and more comforts are Afforded this
year than in any previous camping
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
C|ESEY TO BOSS
LIONS MEETING

Cub ". F. Gicsey. prominent local
architect. Will be In charge or The Goon
fellowship program Of the Lions at the
Windsor hotel Tuesday. Cub Giesey Is
one OF the very popular members OF the
Climb and Will without doubt have some
thing pleasing for his fellow members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
TROLLEY WIRE DOWN
Line Break at 6eIlalre T les Up
Cars on Division for Forty
Minutes

One Of the trolly wires OF the
Wheeling Traction company broke at
Forty-fourth street, Bellaire. last
evening about 40 o'clock and the
cars on the Rellaire division were
held up for nearly an hour. No cars
were running to or from Bellatre
from 40 until 7:50 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
FORMER PASTOR HERE
IN SUCCESSFUL WORK

Wheeling district friends Of the Rev.
". \. Williams will he interested TO
know that he IS meeting with steady
success In his services at the Fourth
Presbyterian church OF Camden. y. J
From Camden comes the announcement
that the Rev. MIR. Williams has received
Into his church 1870 new members on AZ
Sahhaths within two years at the ordi-
nary services. All services in the
church are Of an avanKelistic nature.
The Roy. Mr. Williams formerly was
pastor at Moundsvil!e, W. Va. and at
Shadyside. Cen:reville and Powhatan, O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
RECOVER STOLEN CAR

A Chalmers touring car. stolen AT
Cambridge. o.. was recovered here yes
terday by Policemen Eskcy and Rice Oh
the South Side. Police were notified by
the Ohio city authorities yesterday
morning about the theft and yesterday
afternoon recovered tn. machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-05
aro STOP COUGHING AT MIGHT.

.H# summer bronrhIaI rough Keeps not
y the sufferer but other members Of
81 family awake. Alfred Barker. 1851
+ bndale ST.. f. Liverpool O.. writes: 81
slider IL my duty 10 write and tell the
Sults Of F'oley's Honey and Tar. which
;2Hsed for my boy who had been suffer
tx from a bronchial cough ror or S
weeks Foley's Honey and Tar has done
i'm wonderful good. and I shall always
IL" II soothes and heals
,old everywhere-Ady.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-08-09
tention to the obligations that go
along with office getting and office
holding.
FARMERS SHOW KEEN
INTEREST IN FILMS

Returns from a QUESTIONABLE on
motion pictures, sent. to some 5000
extension agents by the United States
Department of Agriculture, indicate
that county agents and other extern
sion workers in general are keenly in
terested in educational films. Of 922
agents reporting, 815 are in favor Of
using motion pictures in their work,
Is are opposed to them, and 145 non-
committal.
About one third Of the ageasr re-
porting say that they use motion pic
lures, and about one-half of those who
use pictures have had experience with
portable projectors. Only s per cert
of those who use portable projectors
have found them unsatisfactory.
There is strong demand for more
films on live stos', subjects, club work,
soil improvement, and cooperative
marketing.
Many agents ask for "more fun
or more human interest" in educa,
tional films, and there is considerable
complaint of slow distribution. This
last objection the department hopes
will be met eventually by the estab-
lishment of adequate state distribut-
ing centers.