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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Texas Cusher Flows
From 3l0OFt. Sand

According to reports from Texas, the
Halmack well on the Hall ranch. four
miles southeast OF Graham tTeSasl.
which found a sand below 4io0 feet.
has increased its flow to more than
$500 barrels. with the drill two feet
In the pay. The well is in Young
county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Small Refinery
Sold at Lawton

The Golihrope refinery at Lawton
has been purchased by George Smith
and NJ. A. Writ. OF Lawton. who are
oyerhauling the plant. and contemplate
it, enlargement in the near future. l,
has a daily capacity at the present time
OF abou, so barrels. turning out raso'
line. lubfcating oil, kerosene and fuel
oil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
BRAIN TESTERS

eerd.ner wishing to ien'e
around piece Of ground wan so''e
lpht posts. found that II he se'
Them a foot apart there would ne Low
too few. but il placed yard apaC'
there would he 20 to spare. iio"
many posts had he?
solution 10 yesterday p""A'''
NIadmen. Mimic and Mock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Continued from our last issue)

CHtCKAsfiA. okia.-Because ot in.
adequate funds to continue the police
force at It's present strength. its size
will he decreased. the police committee
of the city council has decided. one
officer has already been laid o'f. ard
several changes ih the department arc
expected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
CABMAN HELD IN 5000
FOR fIEECING IMMIGRANT

NEW YORK. with fissc.
ing a young German immigrant. Joseph
Howsid. Of $40. Peter Lolsn. as. Of
tsT Greenwich street. q cab driver.
was held in iseVe bail by Magistrate
l,ensud An alleged sccomplics Who
aided In the svindis. escaped
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Louisiana.

The shutdown movement has taken
a bIg hold In the fields OF Louisiana.
with a drop ot 7377 barrels noted IN
the average daily production OF it's
fields. Last weeks figures for the
area were llG,I5i barrels. as compared
with is3.is1 barrels Tor the preceding
similar period By fields:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
MAYOR IIEFNER AND FAMILY
RETURN FROM VACATION

Mayor and Mrs. Il. A. Hefner and
children returned from an extended
trip through the northern states. Sun
day. Most OF the time was spent in the
Great Lakes region. Both expressed
delight AT being home once more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Gas Showing In
McCurtain County

a showing Of gas at s02p feet Is re-.
ported in the Red River Petroleum
Comrany's test In the northeast cor.
ner of the southeast quarter OF section
10. s.26. McCNrtsin county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
North Central Texas.

Production OF the pools OF north
central Texas dropped 3,ieO barrels
during the past week as compared with
the week before, the latest report reg
istered daily yield Of lS6.ssO barrels
az compared with 100000 barrels for
the week before. BY fields:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Gulf COasI.

Fields of the Gulf coast, south Texas
and south Louisiana, showed a slight
drop of $50 barrels during the past
week US compared with the preceding
similar period, with the latest figures
at III .OO5 barrels. BY fields:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
THOMPSON HOOKED IN EAR
BY TyER WHO WAS CASTING

Walter Thompson suffered pain
full wound in the right ear Satur-
day while fishing with Shelton
Tyer at the city lake. Thompson
who was handling the canoe was
caught in the ear by the hook with
which Tyer was casting and had
TO return TO the city and have il
extracted, luckily it was in his
ear and not an eye where the hook
landed.
Wild canaries were originally gray
Dr green i'm color.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
REVEILLE WAKES
LEGI0NAIRRES
At STATE MEET
Bartlesville is Host to Three
Thousand as Sun Rises
Today; More on the
Way Now.

BARTL - Reveille, played
by a massed band at 7:30 this morning,
formally opened the American Legion
annual state convention here. Hun
drcds of cx-doughboys poured INT"
Bartlesyille by train and by automobile
crowding the main thorouGhfa.es to ca
pacity. The celebration started sun
day afternoon when the Bartlesville
legion baseball team split double
header with the Cushing post in the
opening games in the series for the
championship of the American Legion
in Oklahoma.
Three Thousand Present.
1t is unofflcally estimated that there
are $500 out-of-town members of the
legion here. this morning with indica-
tions that there will be approximately
5000 here by noon to take part in the
celebration.
SPECIAL business of importance TO
be brought before the delegates was
outlined last night at an executive
meeting of the department. A huge
parade was followed at o'clock this
morning which wound its way through
out the city, led by bands from the
various posts.
The parade passed in review before
National Commander Hanford McNider
department commander Hughes T..
Davis and other notables in the legion
ranks.
A street dance tonight which is sched.
Cled TO end at o'clock tomorrow
morning Will be one of the social
features ON the program besides ath.
letic contests, luncheons and musical
programs.
Seeking Offices.
Department officers will be elected
ut the Tuesday morning sessions. Three
posts are putting candidates in the
field for department commander The
salisaw post has named Roy Weems
Mangum has submitted the name of II
b. Drake, and McAlesters candidate
is Linus i. Walker. Other posts will
probably name their candidates some
time today or early tomorrow morning
An airplane squadron from Fort Sli
arrived this moning rand after crclini
the convention city. landed at the fly
ing field near Dewey. \ spectacular
air raid is 10 be staged tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11

The sycamore makes good shade
tree for the city because smoke is not
detrimental TO il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Oklahoma.

Production OF the fields of Oklahoma
declined 1000 barrels last week as com
rared with the weeks before. output
by fields was as follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11
Kansas.

Production of the fields OF Kansas
during the past week dropped 200 bar
rels as compared with the preceding
similar period, the last weeks figures
at $4,000 barrels. BY fields:
El Dorado a. 900
Augus,.Fox Bush --- 10000
Othef fields - y 900
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-11

Ilorning, not Tuesday-that Robert was
coming to see him, and had to be in
first with the news.
"But-but--"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
TELEPHONE MEN WAGE
F|RST-A|D FIGHT HERE
Picked Teams Of C.. & p. Tclc-
phone Company Compete
for Iionors Tonight.

Picked teams Of telephone men
trained IN tn. latest frst-aid prac
tlc"s VIII compete tonigh; for The
supremacy OF tn. state In the FIRST
annual nrst-aid contest held he
tween employees of The Chesapeak"
and Potomac Telephone Company pt
Virginia. The contest vii! tax" plar"
ia tho auditorium o. IA" Jefferson
Hotel at o'clock. IN" teams viii
represent tho Richmond. Norfolk and
Roanoke districts.
Included on tho program arc short
addresses by MAYOR Ainsl!e. Alaxau-
der Forward. member OF the corpora.
ton commission. and &. A Mcliurh.
chairman o! the Industrial commits
sion. r. l.. Wright VIII be master Of
ceremonies. Or. Frederick l..
Fletcher. Jr. Will be cnlef Judge
ard Will y. assisted by Drs. John r
Blair, O. Chambers Wnodson. a s
iLlly. J. q. Boisseau. Raymond Won
Geriehr. w. II. Bracey aud J. ". Han
raSass. These Judges recently OIL
ciated at the contest among tcaius
In the Richmond district and awarded
first place TO the team headed hy
%cal Wright. This Is IN. team whic!,
WI! represent Richmond tonight
Members OF the Richmond team
are Nenl Wright. captain; 4 Ken,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
TEN DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
PRIZE AT COSTUME BALL
Indications Point 10 Record.
Breaking Attendance at
Dancc 1'nmnrrow Might.

Ton doilars In gold have boon Of
s"r"d by tn" Retail Hr""ers' AsHo-
citation OF Richmond c"r tho moai
original costume representing IN nd
v"rtls"h product sold IN this c.:y and
worn "a The Gdveriiscrs' cortume
bail tomorrow night iu CrHys ar.
m"ry, according "a an announcement
last night by GcrvHs Taylor. OF the
Mons Advertising club. chairman %!
The tommlite" on prizes. Other prizen
Include TWO ss1 suits u box at the
Academy for Monday HiEnts poTtorir-
ancc OF I'm Line Time" and II box
at the Lyric tOr may Night during
next week.
Indications ruint 10 IL record brcnh-
!ng Attendance. Mrs l.. y. uotch-
kiss. genera! chairman. siutcd lIs;
night tina; any one who bought Il
ticket 10 tho ball would he privileged
TO dance the entire evening except
tor brict period during which the
costumes were being Judged.
This Announcement Is meant 20
correct an crroneoug impression lat
no ono VII! b" allowed on the floor
keep; In costume or full evening
dress
Thc ball VIII begin promptly at .
O'Clock Til. Governor and Mrs.
Tr!nk!.. members OF the stan and
their wives. Mayor and Mrs. Ainslic.
members %: the cxccutiv. committee
or The Housewives League and tn.
Womau's Advertising club. wives OF
members OF Ia" board Of directors OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Dies After suicide Attcmpt

NEW YORK May I'D y. Hatt.
of wilson. y. C.. WHO cut hi, 'h:out
yesterday ia the McAlpNin llo;.l
di"d today ln bellevue Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
WOMAN'S COLLEGE PROJECTED
BY PRESBYTERIANS OF VIRGINIA
Committee Including Rev. f. T. Mc'adcn, ID. d.. and
w. S. Rhoads, of Richmond. Will Consider Proifcr
Among Others, of Mary Baldwin Seminary.

AZ tho i3tth annual session t.. tho
synod OF virginia NJ Petersburg las,
November. tho committee un schunl.
ana colleges. which has heretofore
handled al! matters pertaining TO tho
educational institutions o. Tho
synod. wus DISCHARGED aud a nowund
large committee OF s!H.oou. mado ,ip
OF one minister and one elder from
each OF tho eight presbytcrlos. wns
appointed. 20 DO known ms tho COM
H!ttce on general educational work
OF the synod. ana oil these matters
were referred 10 &.
The members o. this committee
are: Rev. +. 7. Mcrnden. d D.. DR..
w ~. Moore. ~. S. Ehouds. 0. Rich
mond; Rev. b. +. Wilson. y. u, oil:
liarr!2onburg. Professor T.. L shan
non. OF Washington and Lee Uni
Ters!tT, Lexington; President J -.
Eggl-ston. iiampdeu-S sidney. Rev. :
" Moore, B.Ucreld. W. Va: ". :.
Mechanism, Roanoke, Rev. A G.
Bridgman. Newport News. T. s. Roy
Stcr. Norfolk Rev. j. l.. Allison, -.
j.. Alexandria: Thomas y Gresham,
Baltimore. Nd: Rev. +. j. Broof".
- D. Noiuncy. W Va. u IL Dodi.
Mnrtinshgrg. W Va. Rev. Henry
Wade Duitosc. j.. ID. Dans!"". Or.
j. 4. owen. south Boston.
Among the important matters re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
STUDENTS GRADUATE
Dr. Cousins. Delivering Address
Highly ComInrnds Them for Their
WDrk-M~dnla Arc Awarded

students OF the Virginia Mechanics
lnstitut" wer" highly commended for
tAcir work during The past year. and
praised for tho sacrifices they mad
mad" IN attending night classes AZ
tn" school by speakers at the aunua.
commencement exercises last night
Nor" 'han h,ry students wcr. grad
ua'"d
Interpreting the training included
!H ~" curriculum Of the Virginia Ne
'hnr'rs Institute as education that
cannot b" dispensed with" Or Solon
Il cousins, pastor Of tho Second Rap-
'lst church. I'm the commencement, nd
dress said Graduates OF TING !nstt-
tuition are 20 be especially commend
I'd. FOR IL means they have faithfully.
attended night school. and that means
pleasures foregonc and many sacr!-
ic,s."
", J. Whitohurst. president Of the
institute. presided Or. COUSINS was
Introduced hy James y. Crump The
following graduates won medals for
SCHOLARSHIP achievements: Marshall
VI. Newell. tn" Lou Nor" medal, gif,
OF Henry s. liUtzlcr. II. $. Armstrong
The "chewninc" medal, pit, OF A J.
Chewing, and II. NJ Hall, n medal
award from the institute OF banking.
Thc diplomas were delivered by II. l.
davidson, superintendent OF the tn
stiiUte.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

forred 20 th!s committee by The ryu.a
waA tho question Of Tho .ncat!uu al,
college !or women nt tho "a" o!asp
according 30 tho claaslncat!ons u.
tho bureau oc Educa,!pn Of tho
United states.
An official offer az Mary baldwin
Seminary TO The synod FOR this pur.
pose was considered during tho pos-
H!ons ut Petersburg. and unofficial
verbal propositions OF n similar sor,
from other quarters also were dis
cussed. All these propositions were
referred 10 the newly elected COM
mittee. and Il was instructed to tn
Hpect md Investigate such sites rOr
proposed educational Institutions az
seem worthy OF consideration ana
:cpor, 10 the next meeting OF synod.
The committee me: yesterday IN
this city. Present were. Dr j ID.
Eggleston, Or. Henry Wade Du-
Bose. DR.. J. l. Allison Rev 4. c.
Br!dg!nan, Dr.. -. I. wilson Dr.. b.
I. McFaden and DR. ". ". Moore.
y subcommittee. consisting o. Or.
DuBose. o: Danville: Or wilson. o,
Harrisonburg. and Professor shan
non. OF Lexington. was appointed 10
Investigate all offers FOR the location
OF The proI,os.d college. and 10 re
port To the full committee at ~.
cure meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

p"nlst a reception to Tho visiting
delegates viii follow tho program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

The Mens Advertising Club and Ret
tee iusipSss Dur"nu aud n large
number "f Mrs iI"tchkiss' personal
friehns VIII r"mpos. the committee
of ipH, VIA VIII assist Mrs Iiotch-
hieE IN rsrelviur.
Fnnrh Tor The crowd has been given
ny hr"ad Direct advertiser, and nm
"ihF' big advertiser has donated
'Mehls'NN" Rall"u- az leo cream.
FlhH' HrTSugsnsn;s Tor TIA" hnIl VIII
h' H"f''''ed 8; called meeting %
'he Esh'ra! r"nmitie" at S0j i;la.
""iA street a. II "'cI"ch this morn
'ns' chairman OF all committee,
W"rElhu !or 'he success of tho ball
if"Hi VA" three organizations ncjlug
"a EponsdTa hra asked To b" pr.son;
a"d make 'hoiE ANAL rcportq,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
BEAUTY OF RICHMOND IS
LAUDEO BY FRITZ SCHEFF
Charming Little Star Of Musi.
cal Comedy Finds Vuudc.
Vile Fascinating.

what do think OF yaudev!llo7
How do L lil,o the varieties after my
many successos in big productions"
Dashing ii,'lo Frl,zi scher. hor big
eyca sparkling and her smMo lum!n-
Gus, sat back In tho cosy chair IN
her dressing room Il picture OF anil
nation as she repeated the inter
viewers questions. The subject was
obviously to her liking.
Finds IL Fascinating.
have found IL fascinating" she
said when that explosive little laugh
ch"t suggests the delight u: ii child
EXPRESSING pleasure over Il new-tOunI
toy IFS characteristic OF tho charm.
irg lltt!" star OF many musical com
"'y productions. this BIT or buoy
ancy. "Aplosiveuess. IT IS tn. real
scdnCtivencSs OF hor striking per-
sonal!ty. And It's natural with
F:ltzi. II she were OF more phlcg-
matte stun and could act that way
she would be II greater his,rionnc
than BernhArdt.
Yes. II Is very delightful. ;his
vaudeville" she pursued "Of course
L went into ~ with some tr"uldn,igi
NJ succcss.s had been an IN the b!g
productions. Entertaining an audi
one" alon" and cssuyink tn" same
feat without "A big company. sumptu-
Gus cn~tUu.ng. brilliant scenic and
electrical Effects. and al! tha'-it's
different, don't you know i:ut I
se"in 20 nav" fallen righ, in,p IT,
Miss Sch"n Is closing q Vaudeville
tour in ia" Keith th-atcr. which he
gan !aHt September Her tour closes
with her Richmond cugagenent. she
VII! return TO E"w York next sun
dny TO took after business matters
before taking her summer vacation.
T." Hcmnin I'm Varieties
u don, know what shall do next
.ohToi- They have mapped out a
wonderful route for mo mat VIII
carry mo over the greater part oil:
IN" United states. these keith peo-
pie she SAID In ih- absence OF
IN. big production mentioned tho
musical comedy With the romano.
ana moonlight shall remain in tho
varieties"
How was she impressed with Rich
mond audicnces?''
Tho question brought another o.
the fascinating Fritzi's cbulli,!ons.
splendid: superb she exclaimed
''isut they were always good TO mo
here love Richmond for !is air
o. quiet elegance. The beautiful
homes / saw aEain when drove out
today. spcc!ally those OF Colonial
architecture. reflect tho charming re-
pose. the culture and refinement FOR
which Virginia i, world famous It
Is really resting TO tho soul and body
20 spend even short time In this
old c.:y. which has always appealed
10 me a. representative o. tho arts
tOcracy OF the old South. l love the
Southern country and l believe the
old south loves me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
STATE WOMEN's CLUBS
MEET HERE WEDNESDAY
Representatives Of Seventy
Five Will Attend Convcn-
ton al Jefferson.

Representatives OF seventy -Nvo
state clubs are expected tn d., pres.
cnt at the op"u!u. session OF tho
state Federation ~ Wumcu- Clubs.
which Will 10 held "a tho No,e! lot
:eraou "Wednesday morning q, sac
o'clock with thu president Mrs
Henry Lockwood. o.. Clarendon, IN
The chair. Tho mcct!ng THIS year
differs from annual meetings oc for
mer years. IN that tho pres.n, SEES
sion has been called ~ the yro.!dcu.
IN order that prompt action may DO
taken on number or questions now
pending.
Tho morning will hc given over to
IN" registering o. delegates aud
business. while the afternoon Sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
N,rro,t xbr,rrr, ~, rr,,

NORFOLK. w. NAV ll.--suaon
Temples spring ceremonial NJ KIN
Tton y. G.. next Thursday with BIO
participated IN ny Como 200 Shrlncrs
nt khed!Yo Temple OF Norfolk. Who
Jack Frost" Salt. extra uuali,y
SIX YOUR grncar tar n - ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
STOVE MEN TO MEET
IN CITY NEXT YEAR
Rlrhmond I.nnds Convention al Nm
i!"nni Association. Despite Kids
OF Chicago md Detroit.

Despite III" passing OF tn" scdUc-
N"o ju!cg. Richmond Is still. In the
running as national convention city.
ms was evidenced yesterday when
N" stove manufacturers AEsocia;igu.
meeting In sew FORK. decided TO
meet next Ia th!s city. according 10 a
telegram from W. I. Dahncy. busi-
ness manager OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
This Is the frs; time In the history
OF the association that Southern
city has competed for the honor *
IT'S presence, Mi pabucy photographed.
The competition for the next couveu-
ii"n was strong. with Chicago and
Detroit bidd uE against Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

Kay. w Afcjoyner ". 9. GIN AMI
.Ge"rgH James. ON he Norfolk team
az. II. II McDona!d captain \. Il.
Dourhtie. H. +. Barney william
Gardner. and j +. S;ail!nrs The
koanok" aggregation Is composed OF
J. w. wright captain; p l.. BowIcs.
x y Pcrfht"r. Il. II. Leonard and W
X ROUTE. These men al! graduated
from TIA. frst-nid course given dur.
Ing the past months 10 ,clcphor.
men 10 ~ them to render aid in
emergencies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
Go,rrnor Coo. ON Tnur

Governor T.. Lee Truki. accompa-
h-cd 10y Charles \. osborne. commits
F."ner % hospitals. loft Richmond
last n!sht :or stanton. where AN
inspection viii b" made today ~
he Western state Hospital ana tho
virginia Home for Deaf ana Blind
! h'y VIII arrive back in Richmond
ltmOrrow nfternnnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12

sion Will feature the repor, Of Tho
educational. committee. rho evening
session Will open ~ s O'Clock. dow.
sruor n. I.ea Trinl,lo. with twenty
ono girls al years NJ ago ar an on
rort, VIII maze u short address on
"Cl''zouahip" tho opening might. boz
Ing caiioi "C!tiEcnsh,p Might"
IitkRla ER, Dakota Sioux, will
also suoak, her rub!cc. being indian
Talk IOre mud songs" Mrs. Robert
HudrlrS Will no tho SOLOS; O. the
ov"niUE, with Merrill Loo IA accom-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-12
TO Outline Military Parade.

preliminary plans FOR the military
parade that VIII mark the formal
opening OF the Virginia Historical
fag"nnt here on May 90 Will be out
lined at u meeting of the heads of
the military ORGANIZATIONS In R!ch-
mond and Secretary W. Il Cridln
OF tho Pageant association. at The
Office OF Acknowledgement W. w
sal" tomorrow af,eruoou n, 2 o,cio.l-
Evening star., 1922-12-23
CHURCHES TO CONSIDER
ASPECTS OF THE MOVIES
General Conference to Inaugurate
the Unification Of Moral
Agencies Is Planned.

A general conference to inaugurate
movement looking to the uninca-
ton of moral agencies in matters
pertaining to motion pictures Is
plannedsto be held here January TO-
according to word received from III
Charles ScanIon, general secretary VI
the Presbyterian Board OF lenpei
ance and Moral Welfare.
DR.. Scanlon announces that most VI
the other denominations agencies
and other kindred ORGANIZATIONS M ID.
expected to send delegates me me
Methodist Episcopal Church ana .he
international Reform Bureau nave
already signified their co-operatioh.
Measures now pending before Hoh
gress relating to this matter VIII pe
considered and Legislation VIII pe
recommended for the several states
as we'll as federal government ieEis
lation. ~.
DR.. Scanlon said that inasmueh as
the motion picture industry inNolFeu
educational and religious interests
as well as other interests OF Tar,
reaching Importance, it was hlshls
desirable that the welfare orgahiza,
tions of the country take cohceit teu
action such as that contempialtu.
His board was authorized 10 take
this step by the last General Assem-
bly Of the Presbyterian Church IN the
United States of America.