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same superstltions current in Bag
dad, the city In which so many OF
the scenes of the Arabian Nights
are laid. Fifty miles north OF the
site OF ancient Babylon, and strau-
ding the Tigris river, II was ip the
days OF Haroun Al Raschid. the seat
OF Caiiphs. and the religious and
political capital of all Islam, boast
ing, II IL said, a population of"nearly
100000.
Adventures OF the Calipb.
That was In the ninth century.
a. D., when the Callph Al 'Raschld.
n real sport" II ever there was one,
had so many extraordinary adven-
lures In his noctural explorations OF
the town. Sheherazade had a choice
collection OF anecdotes about him. as
will be remembered, In which genii
and magicians do not fail TO put In
an incidental appearance.
How fascinating are those tales OF
the arabian Nights. with their en-
chanters and bugaboos! How de-
lightful the magic carpet" on
which one had only to sit In order
to be transported at far more than
express speed over vast distances by
an invisible genie. What story of
romance could equal that OF Alad-
din, whose accidental possession OF
the wonderful lamp enabled him
to summon an all-powerful demon,
ferpeious yet obedient, to do his bid
ding?
II has been surrnised, purely as n
matter OF speculation, that possibly
the true originals OF the genii were
gorillas. which occasional Egyptians
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by RENE BAcHE.


Aaron cast down his rod before
Pharaoh and before his servants
and Il became a serpent Then
Pharaoh called for the wise men
and the sorcerere. and they also, the
maglclnns Of Egypt, aha in like man
ner with their entertainments. For
they cast down every man his rod.
and they became serpcnts But
Aaron's rod swallowed up their rods.
Exodus 7. 1912.
Very clever performers. those ma
giclans. How interesting It would
be Co know something about them
and their trick, and why the Egyp-
tian monarch made "A practice OF
consulting them IN all sorts OF emer-
gencles.
Az n matter OF fact. we do know.
though II IN only very recently that
we have found out. Certain papyri
unenrthed from n tomb at Heliopo-
lis, not far from the pyra mids, have
yielded whhle lot OF Information
about tho professional sorcerers. Of
the time Of Aaron and Moses.
Most interesting is the discovery
that they were Of tho same class a.
the maKlclans and enchanters who
figure so conspicuously In the classic
stories OF the Arabian Nights. They
could summon to their aid super
natural beings. For In the days of
the rharaohs the Egyptians peopled
tho unseen with tho same genii,
afreets and ghouls that prowl
through the pages OF the sheher-
nzado tales,
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Leadership
AGreat Gift
BY NORA COLE SKINNER

BY NORA COLE SKINNER
Leaderrhip is a great gift when
used In the right way, and we all
mink we would like 10 be lenders.
nmtins to feel that we must follow
all tha time.
But why do we feel that way when
we know II is tho army ~ followers
thst brinss results7 IL all were lead
ere there would be no forces and
without the forces we would win no
Victories
A great general n Of no use unless
ne has men 90 follow his command.
Ths hlgheet Officers IN the iand can
DO nothing with their wisdom aud
: power unless they have followers
who listen Ia their advice and do
their bidding. Wlthou' these lead
crs the followers would get no
whore. without tho followers we
would have no call for leaders Each
is complement 20 the other,
II In 20 IN national life. Ia home
life, and club life.
we often see clubs that have more
leaders than followers. or. rather,
more people who feel called upon
TO run the club than the following
membershlp demands. And invarl-
ably the organization II one Of dis
cord and ultimate failure
There must bn recognized head
OF government head OF q household.
and head Of . club. Others mus, fall
IN line "or In the end he trodden
under"
There nre women no consumed
with the idea OF running tho affairs
OF state that they are willing TO
sacrifice mos. ANYTHING or anybody
IN their zeal with them the end
lustifles tho means. and ~ they have
20 knock down half "a dozen women
20 reach that end they seem to think
that all risht--so long as the obIoc-
tive Is arrived ai.
Now most OF us don't think so.
III n woman In bent upon running
a club whether duly authorized TO do
80 or not contrary to tha wishes OF
the majority OF the members Ghe Is
jupt absolutely In the wrong pew,
and finding herself there she should
get out instead Of trying TO crowd
everybody else out
Such woman might really be n
force for good, her Ideas might not |
be at all bad. but her force IL mis- |
spent and her Ideas not adopted be-
cause In the most unwomanly way 1
sho thruats herself and them upon |
the club knowing both are unwel- |
come. And then ehe becomes bitter |
10 the point OF being eager 20 hurt |
the organiza,ion--ail because she
could not choose herself leader. |
spokesman and does for the whole |
club.
People cannot be led unless they |
are willing to be led. Now this wom- ]
an above had right In the CLUB, |
she was regular member, she had
n good mind and generally good
enough ideas. but sho was wholly |
II mi Yau q
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and Arabs must have encountered
and described. The Arabians called
those demons "jlnns," and some NJ
them were females. known as
"jinnee." The first collection Of the
Arabian Nights tales was made by
a frenchman, who in his ,transla-
ton of them converted Jim into
genie" which means n spirit
The ancient Egyptians. looking
out upon the then known world,
saw to the eastward vast deserts,
while on the south and west wero
Intern nable marshes and endless
forests, fun OF crocodiles elephants,
fierce human-like apes far stronger
than men. and other dangerous crca-
lures. In what dread they held these
perils X shown by the fact that
deserts, morasses and impenetrabls
woods formed the three zones Of tho
hell In which the subjects OF the
Pharaohs devoutly believed.
Medical science in ancient Egypt
was closely connected with magic.
and diseases were attributed to y
breed of malevolent demons who
particularly infested swamps. Now
adays we call these swamp demons
mosquitoes. Prescriptions were
written on strips of papyrus which
were swallowed by the patient.
At perpetual war with the genh
were beautiful and benevolent be-
ings who corresponded descriptivey
to the 'perir" OF the Arabian Nights.
and who subsisted entirely on per.
fumes. They somewhat resembled
our modern fairies
In the mythology OF Islam King
Solomon Is rated high as great
enchanter. He is reputed to have
fought the genii and overcome them
by his skill In magical arts. II will
be recalled that he figures In this
way in the Arabian Nights, in tho
story of the fisherman who liberated
"jinn" from copper bottle in
which SnInmnn had aealed him mn.
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First Oil Exposition .
To BE Held in the West

KANSAS CITY. Mo.---Kansas City
will have the honor OF staging tns
first petroleum exposition ever helu
In the United States. this spring.
The exposition will be OF an edu-
cational nature and will be conduct
ed by the oil Mems club OF Kansas
City In Convention hall, April to !.
The areana floor OF the large nan
will be devoted exclusively TO en-
hiblts by the larger refining fom'
panies.
Several OF the large refining com
panies, such as the Sinclair REFINING
and the lndiahoma Refining nave
notified Y. &. Winters, chairman or
the club. that they viii participate
In the show.
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30 Bank Failures Cut
Into Guaranty Funds

LINCOLN. Neb.--suspension OF 80
banks in Nebraska In the past TWO
wears has drained approximately
$4,000, 900 from the state bank guar
anty fund. Aa a result the state de-
partment OF trade and commerce
has made special assessmeh,
against the remaining es6 state
banks OF per cent OF their average
aggregate deposits
nder Nebraska law, banksrs
must make good all depoNts OF SUI
uended banks Immediately, Amend
ment OF this statute will be proposed
nj the coming extra session or the
state legislature by bill TO place
part OF the burden on taxpayers
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by morning. and you win feel splen-
did. They work while you sleep
cascarets never stir you up or grippe
like Salts. Pills, calomel. or oil and
they cost only ten cents a box Chill
dren love cascarets too Advertise
ment.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE--wss,
Tulsa, 2.i9 South Phoenix ~ W. John
son, pastor, i427 South Trenton. Sunday
school at 10, preaching at II and 1850
young people at 6tb. Wednesday prayer
meeting 1880, Bible study class Friday Of
7.sO.
CHURCH OF GoD-Fifth and Madison
E, II. Shipman. pastor. Sunday school a,
e.ao preaching at II and s.
CITY MfSsION-2is East First. Serv.
Ices today at 1880 by Rev A. Llehten.
stein. also evening services at 1880 or
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
CHURCH OF CHRIsr--Now meeting IN
courthouse. Sixth and Boulder. sunday
school at 10. preaching at and 7. g
ID. LaGrone. elder Usage 6esT-J.
LATTER DAY SAINTS (Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ)---Eleventh and
Rockford. c. r. Sheppard. pastor. Sun.
day school si,s. Preaching at II and O.
prayer meeting at p. m. Wednesday
ASSEMBLY OF COP Firth and
Peoria. Sunday school and Bible read
ing at 10. devotional and PASTORAL service
at II, evangellssle at 7:S0. young peopl,
Tuesday 40, Bible study Friday 30.
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY unterde
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Tho MnEtclan,a Wand.

hihu'nFNf
The MnEician's Wand.
Much Of tho magic sos today has
been banded down TO us from the
Egyptians and Babyloninns of old.
For belief In the supernatural still
has strong grip oven In this en-
llghtenod age.
Each one Of Pharaoh's maglctans
carried u rod. II was the sorcerer's
wand" as we would call Il. The
stage magician of today. who for
purposes of theatrical entertainment
represents In curiousN way the
professional wonder worker OF old
Ia always provided with rod. IL Ia
only u little one. however. whereas
on ancient Egyptian monuments are
shown figures OF men. believed ia
be wizards, holding rods five feet
long.
The Bible says that the rods
thrown down by Pharaohs magi-
clans turned into scrpents. But this
may be incorrect; for the Hebrew
word translated from the original
Ms. as serpent" means simply a
large reptile. There In nothing to
prove that the rods may not have
transformed themselves into croco.
dies
Al the command of Moses. Aaron
lifted up his rod and smote the
waters, and they became blood. He
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nomina,ionsD D--clneinnati and Oklahoma.
Northmoreisnd addition. sunday school at
10, preaching at II and ~ supply.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, Bible
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Sixth
and Madison Central Parkl. u. b. Dake.
pastor. Saturday service, Sabbath school
e;t5, missionary volunteers at 4, preach
ing at II. Sunday preaching at 8 y. m.
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER - Every
"Wednesday at 2 and y. m, at home OF
Miss Alice Kesler, bis West Third street.
All Interested are welooms
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each Sun
day and Thursday night In Judge Hunts
courtroom In courthouse. for the study
OF practical Christianity, or life accord
ing TO the Jesus Christ standard. Paul
Splelberger. teacher. Unity Sunday
school 9H5 each Sunday morning at same
place.
PHILOSOPHICAL SoCIETY-Besant
lodge, Theosophieal headquarters, room
2os Lorton bldg, tan Fourth between
Main aud Boulder. Public study class
Monday night at 2, members meeting on
Wednesday night, public lecture every
Friday night. Subject February 10. "The
Inspired Life" by j. ". Fiemmng. Ma
tional President l.. W. Rogers will be
with US the 2Sth.
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TRINITY EPiscoPAIe-Eirh and Gin
einnati Rev, Rolfe T.. Crum, rector.
Holy communion at In chapel OF parish
house. 500 South Cincinnati Church
school $3.50 In Y. w. mems Bible class
pAb In lounge room OF Majestic, i0.45
ter. brotherhood In christ" Evening at
7;a0 In parish honae chapel. evening
prayer and confirmation lecture.
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CArH0IiC.

HOLY FAMILY-Eighth and Boulder.
John q. Herring, pastor First mass al
a. M, chlldrens mass and inatruet tioB
at y, hlEh mass and sermon at 1880, eve
ming devotlonr and inquiry class at 1880.
SACRED HEART--Sixteen and Rock.
ford, Rev. Charles Stsndeert rector.
Services at usual hours
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cntllc Thleyes Arc Cowed.

NORFOLK, Neb.--Cattle russllng
In this part of the cow country ma
gone entirely out OF style aa re-
suit of threats OF live stock owner
TO return 10 tho old-time wesleri'
methods of dealing with thieves.
Cattle thefts in the. vicinity OF Nor
folk were estimated at $4,000 ~
1919. They dropped to zero In 1890
with the organization OF the Owners
Protective association.
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nHThi{iirfh 'i|,l T., |;E1

sunday school at 10. Preaching at IL by
sfRiNopAIE--Lewis and washington.
one miid\ north OF Fairgrounds. Rev. II. ~,
owen, missionary, pastor. bible school
at 10. Preaching at II by Lane Perry
and at Iiso by missionary Prayer meet
NoRTH fRENToN MIssIoN--rrsnton on
and Independence. Rev. E. II, owen,
missionary Bible school at . and
preaebiaE at BY Missionary owen. serv
OLD TIME MISSIONARY BAPTIST
4, carlln. pastor. Sunday school s,.b.
u }, bsr,op' superintendent. Services at
WEST TuLsA-west Tulsa. j. NJ
Pase, pastor, roil south Olympia, ossge
iIse.R. Sunday school at 9..S. Preaching
FREE Will BAPTIsT-uuca and
lasper. J. Mathew, pastor SUNDAY
sehaal at 10. Preaching at 10 sunday
morning and snd a, liao on Saturday, sun
RlVhRsIpE-Olenwo Home Gardens.
near Parkvisw atatlon. q. H. Hughes,
pastor u. e, shortmeyer, superintendent
Preaching every sunday at ~ and 1890.
NERA MISSION---Clenwood, In Medic
sehooihOuse j. A, Wheatley pastor, n.
bruffy, supsrintendent, PreaeIlng at II
ana fiso. Prayer meeting Wednesday
pREsByrERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Seventh and
school at p;ib Fifteen mInntcs' preiude
Junior endeaVor a. =. senior and inter
mediate at Siit sermon ~ the pastoi
Mountain Of Transiisuratlon." Recep.
/ tion OF members and baptism Of infant,
at morning service. At Tao the choir
sssistsd by local talent viii render IN,
nacred eantata, Ruth"
sEcoNp REsRYTERIAN- -zunis ant
Archer Ths church that shows movins
! nictures W. u, Murphy, ir., pastor
! sunday school at sita, senidr endcavos n
| !. Junior at T. Sermon by the pastor "a
/ \ and 3, Prayer meeting Wednesday a
coLLEoE HILL. "Your communl,,
! Church" Seventh and Columbia IKen
| dAlll, Robert H clarke. pastor. SundA'
school p,sb, intermediate and senior on
desvcr $50 junior at ., Worship at /
uNirEp PREsBYTrRIAN 49, chey.nn
aud king, Charles y, Neweomb ministcr
/ loe West king street. phone 48ss-I
Bible school piib, ". J. Freeman, superin
tendent. Preaching at II and 7iso. chris
dent -, Prayer and Bible study ssrmq
nuLLETTE coNMuRITy--N ortoll
! and Independence, W, w. Darwin. pastor
/ sunday school oii5. q, y Edwards. super
| intendcnt. Junior and eenior endeayo
CHRIsTIAN,
| flRsT CHRfSTfAN--Ntnth and noui
der Meade putt, pastor otsaseis9S
/ at $50. Preaching at ioiSs and ist
/ Mornlng sermon, "Christlanity underiy
I ing Fundamentals" evening, what shat
1 10 With Jesus"
/ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN - Olenwoot
I pastor. Sunday school siiS.-- Endeavo
| $50, preaching az II and 1880.
WHEfliNg AVENUE CHRISTIAN
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one Dive cooled I'm orr

LoRAIN. o.--With the thermom.
eter hovering near zero Earl Nets
ter, II. and Buster Jennings, also II,
opened the is22 swimming season
with a plunge into Lake lcrie. One
dive was sufficient TO "cool Off
the lads.
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C,IAIS:CARETS G. TO-
For Constpated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic-laxatlve ir
the world to physic your liver and
bowels when you have Dizzy Head.
ache, Colds, Blliousness, Indigestion
or Upset, Acid stomach is candy;
like "Cascarets." One or two rs.
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alarmed by strange dreams, "sent
for all the magicians of Egypt" to
explain them. But, as will be re-
membered, they all failed and the
successful Interpretation was given
by Joseph.
Ncbuchadnczzar's Drcam.
The prophet Daniel, when he was
taken as n captive to Babylon, was
instructed In the learning Of the
Chaldeans and placed among the
wise men"-magicians, enchanters
and astrologers. OF these the as
trologers were. most Important. In
Bablonia. as w Egypt also. they
were the first astronomical discov-
erers; but they studied the stars for
portents, making monthly reports
and forecasts Of events. The IA
nous tower of Babel Is believed to
have had ar observatory on the top
OF It.
Bablon was a little less far from
the pyramids than Is Chicago from
New York. All that part of the
world was. including Arabia, a
single culturer area enjoying <
the same sort OF civilization. Its
gods were many and different. but
it's magic was the magic OF the
epoch, current everywhere. Even
the Heorews adopted 1t after they
had settled In Palestine. isaiah says
that the chosen people became
workers OF hidden arts. like the
Philistines," and he speaks of wig
ards that chlrp and mutter." Even
Solomon. the wise, went after
strange gods"
At a much later date we find the
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Case Ends in 10 Minutes.

ELYRIA, Ohlo.--What believed
to be a record In disposing of
case has been established by tht
here.
A damage suit was disposed of In
2s and fraction minutes. Time
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stops nose running. relieves head
ache, dullneas feverishness, aneezing
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest. surest relief known aud
costs only few cents at drug stores
1t acts without assistance, Tastes
nice. Contains no qulnine. Insist
upon Pape's.--Advertise
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TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth and
cheyenne. chas u. i.atz, rabbi; residence
EsdGr 70, issa Sy' study Cedar Cedar ioi', sohsdyls
partment Of religious school, at II.
brotherhood study class, subject. ''rhe
y. M, child study class; at q, sisterhood
study olass. Friday, 3 y. M, sabbath at.
vine service; sermon. Saturday. s:iB, re-
igiuua school.
B'NAI HMUNAH-Si9 South Cheyenne
Morris Tellort rabbi
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"Papes Cold Compound" Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

Instant Relief pon't stay stuffed
upl Quit blowing and snuffling A
dose OF 'Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks any
cold right up.
The first dose opens clogged- -up
nostrils and air passages Of head;
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ALI SOULS CHURCH = U.iberaD -
Meeting at ~ at Temple Israel, -Four.
teonth ana Cheyenne. Sermon by Rev
. =. Kennedy on "Falth Our only
Refuge"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. sCIEN-
TlSr-Eleventh and Boulder. sunday
services at ~ and q; subject today.
spirit" Wednesday evening tsstinonls
meeting at s. Public invited 4
all services and TO use OF reading rooms
AOi.l0s Mayo nldn Fifth and MAin. nnnr
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FIRST sPIRITUAL--K Of r. hall, 80
y. m Mrs Il. l.. Reynolds. pastor. Trance
| lecture by the pastor. Messages by
and Reynolds and J. A. tReys. Message
circle at close OF servlos. Study class a;
$3.50 y. m.
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FIRST LuTHERAN--FifthA and Eiwood.
=. $. Kaufman, pastor, Bible school at
9ab. Luther League social hour. b;tb, de-
yotionai 0ifb, Preaching at II and 1870.
Morning sermon. THE Blessedness OF BE
iieying," evening Appetite"
GRACE LUTHERAN missouri synod.
Thirteenth and quincy lnew buildinED.
Karl Frcse, pastor. Sunday school at I0:
services at IL
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Press Agent, in VIII,
Asks God TO Aid City

NEW YORK,-Hopt that "God
may take care of Chicago In the
future. so as to enable II to live
down Its miserable past and wretch
ed present was expressed in the
will, made public here of A. Token
Worm. theatrical press agent, who
died recently in Paris. Mr.. Worm
was connected with the Shubert In
terests for many years.
II consider New York to be the
most wonderful city In the world"
the will said. II hope that its pros.
perlty, uninterrupted, may be for
ever continued by providence"
A Full Sharcr.
"Do ycG share your husbands
sorrows;"
Yes, he blames me for every
thing.-Louisville Courier journal,
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Eighth and Wheeling. s. J. England.
pastor. Bible school at 10. endeaSor at
S31b. Preaching every Sunday At IL and
1870.
OWEN PARK-Mects temporarily at
shelter house In the park. Guy Han.
minister. bible school . p. m, commun-
ion and preaching 4 y. m.
WEST TUL.SA-Meets In Odd Fellows
lodge room. Bible school at TO- commun
| ion and preaching at ~.
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week days FROM s;so to :. Sundays ."u
holidays 4 to &.
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whole literature OF books dealing
with the magical art In It's various
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Banishes Skin Eruptions, Puts On Firm Flesh
Strengthens the Nerves and Increases Energy

Thin or run down
folks ,who want 10
quickly get some good.
firm, solid flesh on their
bones, I'LL out the hol-
lows and sunken cheeks
with strong, healthy
tissues and build up in
taiity should try taking
two OF Mastin's tiny
yeast v1TAMoN tablets
with their meals. Mas
tins vITAMoN tablets
contain highly concen'
trnted yeast vitamines as
well as the two other
rtili more important vita
mines tFat soluble a
N..IN- ~ a IL
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Emphatically asserting that thou
sands OF unfortunate sufferers have
New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
SOME PARTY"

Al the risk of being accused of showing our true eolors'-some- thing we delight in doing quite regu- lnrly, thank you've are constrained to give n bit of publicity 10 the outing of the Hardware City Democratic Club to he held tomorrow, Frankly, the desire 10 do this Is not inspired by the fact that it Is local enter prise, but rather by the news of the talent" which Is expected 10 counsel, philosophize and befriend. The name of Senator Pat Harrison Is enough to send us out to the car to Hook her over" and wonder If that old tire will stand a trip to the grove where the outing is 10 be held. The name of Thomas J spellacy tends to make us hope it will not rain the day the outing is to be held and the names of Augustine Lonergan and David FitzGerald settle the question defin- itely We decide we should like to go
 Frankly we enjoy wars and rumors of war-provided we are not com peled to shed any blood nor too much printers ink. And if there will not be some rumors of war out there in that grove, we will admit we know nothing of the democratic party, local or otherwise. It will be some party or we are sadly in error.