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I shower II with all sorts OF loving at
tentions from making occasional calls
and 1avishing flowers and candy upon
II, to Offering an equally good heart in
exchange for 1t. II, after following
these general rules persistentlv, T..:.s
all the frills added. which time, place
and the girl suggests. you fail to win,
| would say This especial heart was an
unusual one. and required an unusual
way" In which case IT would be nee
essary to make a thorough study of
this particular brand of heart to find a
successful way of winning 1t. CD I
would not consider this a proper way
to win girl. at least not until the
stage of exchanging hearts had been
reached anyway.
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THREE GIRLS FROM
GEORGETOWN. Idaho.


Welcome girls. % Among the late
dance songs are Dreams of India"
Carolina In the Morning and Make
Jones'" 90 / hardly know whether you
refer to dessert only, or a suggestion
for other refreshments. II for dessert
only suppose you try fruit whip, which
is made by beating the whites of eggs
very stin and adding any desired fruit.
after 1t has been drained free from
juice and pressed through a sieve or
mashed very fine and sweetened to
taste, in proportion of one cup of fruit
to each three egg whites. Serve in
glass dishes and topped with whipped
cream. (3) Perhaps not. so far as the
actual physical effects resulting from
smoking is concerned. but as to the
moral effects resulting. most emphati-
cally 1t is BY common and universal
consent. since times beginning, man
has been granted the privilege of in
dnlgfng himself in all the moral and
physical offences which he sees fit
bringing small criticism on himself by
so doing, while to women IL has been
given the privilege of exerting her in
fiuence in his behalf to increase his
desire for the pure and virtuous things
Of life. Now, l ask you, can she infiu-
ence him for good when she herself
Is INDUCING In these selfsame vices and
habits? Are the girls and women GO
ing to lower their standards of morals
and habits In order to be good pals"
to the boys and men, or are they GO
ing to continue their righteous work OF
bringing them up to their high staS-
dards of virtue and purity In thought.
word and deed? This Is woman's priv
ilege and a happy one II is. and II is
the girls who at this time can exert
their influence in the right direction
to bring about purer and nobler man
hood. and she csAnot possibly do this
while submitting to even this one small
CD disgusting habit. Do you not think
| am right In this7 ca Well, my dear,
some one has to ask you for the last
dance. don't they7 II by this you mean
you are supposed to go home with him,
l will only say that you should not at
tend dance unattended, and then of
course II Is understood who Is to es-
cort you home. l have written you
personally regarding the removal of
freckles.
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QheKitchen
Cabinet


It is great step gained. when one
has shaken of the bondage of feeling
obliged to comprehend at once every
thing that one admires.-Martha Baker
Dunn.
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smart style. The straight-line dress
which completes this stunning three
piece suit Of novelty knitted fabric
appropriates the lighter color In a
long-waisted bodice having sleeves
decorated with woven-ln bands in the
darker color. The girdle Is also
woven of the lighter silk and the
skirt combines the two colors with
gay knitted stripes
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26
BILLS IN TROUBLE

Dill . IN TROUBLE
I've got letter parson, from my son
away out sst,
And my ole heart is as heavy as an
anvil In my breast.
To think the boy whose future l had
once so nicely planned
Should wander from the path of right,
and come to such an end.
l toll him when he left us. only three
short years ago,
He'd find himself a-plowing in a
mighty crooked row.
He's missed his fathers counsel and
his mothers prayers too.
But he said the farm was hateful and
he guessed he'd have to go.
l know there's big temptations for a
youngster. in the West,
But ] believed our Billy had the cour-
age to resist,
An when he left warned him of the
ever waiting snares
That lie like hidden serpents In life's
pathways everywhere's.
But Bill he oAlised faithful to be
careful and allowed
That he would build up a reputation
That would make us mighty proud.
But II seems as how my counsel sort
of faded from his mind.
And now he's got in trouble of the very
worstest kind.
His letters came seldom that
somehow sort OF knowed
That Billy was a tramping on a mighty
rocky road.
But never once imagined he would bow
my head in shame
And in the dust he'd waller his ole
daddy's honored name.
He writes from out In Denver. and the
story's mighty short:
! Jest cant tell his mother-itn break
her poor ole heart!
An 70 l reckoned, parson. you might
break the news to her
Bits In the Legislator, but he doesn't
say what fur.
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RIDDLES

What is button7 A small event
that Is always coming Off.
What is the formula for a kiss9
Nothing divided by two.
Why are good husbands like Ioayes
Of breadf Because women need
(knead) them.
When lady asked a gentleman his
age he replied. my age Is what you
do In eyerything-XL (4O)."
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Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear MISS BrOOks:
l would like to ask some more ques-
tons but I am too much trouble as It
Is thank you for the prompt answer
| received.
SYDONIA j.. Cleveland, Utah.
No trouble, and am very glad to have
been of service to you. So now Just
send your questions (two) right along,
dear.
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TIMELY TIPS FOR HOUSEWIFE

Add little borax to the rinslng wa
ter for thin garments and handker-
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26

IMPORTANT AIR

IT don't like to boast" said the Air.
"but really am pretty important.
Eyes that Ia the
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26

Dear Miss Brooks:
ID Has the 18th of April ever oc-
cured on a Tuesday from 1909 to the
present time? (2) What are my months
and day and flower, please7 l was born
April Is. 1909. Wishing you oceans Of
love and success, 1 remain,
YOUR EUREKA FRIEND, Ut.
Cd April 10th fell on Tuesday In the
wear 1912 and in 1918 CD Your day IL
Tuesday and the months June and July.
The Amaryllis Is your hower
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SIMPLE DESSERTS

A dessert that one need not fear to
give even the children is the follow
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Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear MISS BROOKS:
have never written to you before
but have been constant reader of
your corner, and l thought / would
ask for little Information as others
have written and you have answered
them. l hope you will answer my lues-
ton. CD Does tea affect the hair? (2)
Is 1t proper for a girl to walk home
from show or party with boy II
he hasn't taken her there? II 1t isp't
what should you tell him? l remain,
CURLY LOCKS. Rochester, Ut.
Yes, surely. Curly Locks. 1 will an
swer your questions as best l can. %
In what way do you mean that tea
affects the hair? Sage tea has ten
dency to darken IT. and does not harm
It, IL this is what you have reference
to. CD No, under ordinary circum-
stances II Is not proper. because a girl
should not attend show or party
without some escort, in which case she
should of course return with the per-
son. In case girl does attend such
places alone, she should use her own
judgment as to returning home with a
boy
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Dear Miss Brooks:
want to know IL you will answer a
few questions for us. as follows: a.
How to win the heart of girl? (2)
Is 1t proper to put your arm around a
girl when taking her home? Answer
soon.
#. T., Big Piney. Wyo.
Cd There are many girls, many
hearts. many ways. f. It. However
there are few general rules which
applies to winning of all hearts that
might suggest. Approach said heart In
the most respectful manner possible:
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neither proper nor right in any sense,
as every sane-minded person will ad-
init. Simply going steady with a boy
does not grant this privilege.
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These songs and poems are on the
requested and To-Be-Found list:
Matilda Jane
What's This Dull Town to Me?
Iorena
The Little Mohee
Mammals Boy
Evening Post
Down the Ohio
Under De Soto's Cross
Father Dear Father Come Home with
Me Now
The following songs and poems have
peen received during the past week,
and | wish to thank each one for their
Kindness in contributing them:
The Dying Sailor
Just as Your Mother Was
When the Bees Are in the Hive I'll
Come to You.
Over the Waves
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
We have been reading your corner
and thought we'd like to join and ask
YOU a few questions. % What Is the
latest dance song and danced (2)
What would be nice to serve at a house
oerty instead of Ice cream and cake?
60 Is II any worse for a girl to smoke
than boy? "a What should you say
when boy asks you for the last
dance.
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Dear Miss Brooks:

This Is my first attempt to write
Here is my question. Cd How old is
Tom Moore and is he married? (2)
Please give me his address.
SNOWDROP, Tooele, Ut
Sorry not to be able to give you a
more definite answer to your first
question. but l have been unable to oh
tain reliable data concerning Tom
Moore's age or whether or not. he Is
married He was born in Ireland, and
his address is 1919 Van Ness Ave, Los
Angeles, Calf. He is with the Select
Pictures Cor, 100 Seventh Ave. New
York City.
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1t will be necessary for the following
TO send names and addresses before
can answer their letters. as the rules
heading this column Indicate.
Cowboy" Robertson. Wyo. Dim
pies" Thayne, Wyo. Bug and Dunk"
washington. Utah Bebe and Lii, Sho-
shone, Idaho. Tobbie and Diekey, Lo-
gan, Utah. The Texas Cowgirl, Des-
ert Lake. Utah. The Naughty -Four
Meridian, Ida.
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st. George, Utah
I Will give you the meaning of as
many as l can girls. Mary means bet
ter" Erma, pure" Virginia. virgin !"
Laura, "a laurel: Alice, noble cheer"
Elizabeth. God of the OATH" Aletha,
truth" Dorothy. the gift of God;"
Phyllis, green bough"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear MISS BROOKS:
We find your corner very interesting
and would like you to answer few
questions. What is the meaning of:
Mary. Erma, Juanita, Kathleen. De-
loros. Virginia, Jennie. Laura, La Vera,
Alice. Nettie, Bessie, Aleath. Alton,
Dorothy and Phyllis Thanking you in
return, your truly,
a
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26

Dear Miss Brooks:
This is our first entrance into your
corner, we hope we're welcome. We
have enjoyed reading 1t very much and
would like the following questions an
swered: Cd Does II harm bobbed hair
to curl II? How old is Mary Pickford?
CD What are the lucky numbers, days
and colors, for one born May % and
June "a? t4) How old Is Gloria Swan
son? Is she married, II so. to whom?
Wishing you success in the future we
remain,
TWO GIRL FRIENDS OF DIXIE.
Welcome girls. UD Continuous curl
ing Of the hair with hot iron Is harm
full. Have you tried curling 1t on paper?
This method will not harm 1t. (2)
Mary Pickford is 80 years of age (3)
The supposed lucky" day for those
born in May Is Saturday. the months
November and April and the colors red
and pale yellow. For those born In
June. Friday is the day, October and
December the months and the colors
red, blue and white. ca Gloria Swan
son is reported as being twenty seven
and is married to Herbert X. Somborn
at present, but divorce proceedings are
under way.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-12
70 uCINKU - FLA RADA.

Policejni nacelnik Graul a
vypomocny inspektor Sterling
patrne dusledcich zahadne-
no Zmizeni straznika Griffina
/ jeho vezne Whitfelda, vydali
20 spolecne porade rozkaz,
die ktereho 81 mali policiste
pf'i zatykani podezrelych osoh
pocinati vetSi obezfelosti. Po-
zaduie Sc dukladnejsi osobni
prohlidka zejmena po ukry-
tych zbranich a Zatykaiici Il
rednik ma vystupovati raz.
nosti vzdy stejnou. Cd dnes
niho dne bude kazde vlaznt
podobne iednani stihano disci
plinarnimi tresty.
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ZOUFALA MADARXA.

37-leta Mad 'arka, byvala u
citelha V Uhrach a manzelka
sochafe zamestnaneho II zna-
ne f;rmy soucharake Fischer a
J;rouch, 1921 Superior ave-,
pi. Ioltan Takacsova, bytem v
{. 2150 zap. 96. ul. jevila po-
sledni dobou iiste poruseni du.
Sewn rovnovahy. AS pred ty-
dnem byla nalezena bloudici
clevelandskymi ulicemi a do
pravena ma pozorovaci stanici
" mestske nemocnici, kde Sc
.cera Y navalu choromyslnosti
" nestre.ene chvili pomoci pro
s.6radla Ma okne ZaveSeneho,
usrnrtila. Zoufala zena zane
chava zde til ditkv We veku cd
,6 do IA roku. Byla taiemnici
! v zdeiSim spolku uherskych
zen. q sebevrazdu se pokou.
iSela liz jednou, ale yeas il by.
10 v tom zabraneno.
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DODATEK K ZPRAVE o CE.
j SKEM VECERU v KNIHOV.
NE MA BROADWAY.

X vcerejsimu nasemu refe-
ratu dlUzno dodatl, re Cesky
yccirek V knihoyne m Broad
way navStiven hyl celou radou
.jinonarodnich hosti. Byly pfl-
tommy hlayn6 urednice jinych
vefcjnych knihoven. TAX hlav
III knihoynice Miss Linda A.
Eastmanova, jejl namestska,
Miss l.. Proutyova, doZorkyne
poboCek Miss E. Sargent-Smith
riditelka detskych praci Miss
lE. l.. poWerova, fiditelka kni-
hovnietvi pri Western Reserve
universite. Miss Alice Tylero-
va, instruktorka knihovnictvi
Carnegie knihovny Pittsbur-
gu, Miss Martha Connorova sc
sesti posluchaGi taktez z Pitts.
burgu a Francouzka SleCna IL
FraLaultova, ktera prave A
merice studuie zdejsi method,
vefcineho knihovnictvi. MeZ
hosty byl tez kapitan Jan X
Matecky, Glen polskeho vysla
nectvl ve Washingtonu.
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NARfKA MA SPATNOU POD
PORU " BOJI PRO OTE-
VRENE DfLNY.

Jen nedostatek zaimu ve-
fninosti interesovanych kru-
hi Y boil pro tax Zvanou ote-
vfenou dilnu Jest vinen dnesnl
sltuace stavebnim prumyslu,
ztGzuje 81 tax tajemnlk orga-
nisacc zamestnavatelu The
Builders Exchange, Edw. A.
Roberts, dopisem adresovanym
Alexandra Brownovi, predse-
dovi vvboru pro delnicke "a
lezitosti pri zdeiSi Obchodni
Konofe. Odesilatel stiznosti
prisel k tomuto poznani po ro-
zeslani crkulafu vSem kcntrak
forum Y stavebnictvi, ktei.l me-
III podati cele otazce blizSich
vysvdtleni. Vysledek ale byl
made vse ocekavani tax slaby.
ze zavdal pricinu X svrchu u
vedenemu nafku. Jinymi slo.
Ivy, reakcionafske hnuti octlo
Sc Y mrtvem bodu ticho V ia.
dach zam6stnavatelu zda sc
nasvedcovati, ze system uza.
vfcne diiny nema tolik nepra
tel, jak Sc zpocatku tvrdilo.
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ZlTREJSf DEN MATEK.

Nzpominkova nedele venova
ma panlatce naSich matek bu-
de sice Ultra slavena kv6tinami
i jinvmi darky, ale jak pravi
metcorolog Emery, nesmlme
zapomenouti ma dest'ovy plast'
a destnik. Zejmena smerem
severovychodnim se ma mas ze-
nouci boufe mela zpusobiti jiz
dnes dopoledne velke liiavce,
jak hlasaly s;gnaly doslc cd
jczcr Michigan, Huron a Erie.
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SLOVENSKY kONCERT.


Dram. kruzok Slov. Ludovei
Skoly uspofada zitrejsi nedele,
zacatkem 6. hodiny Y Ceske ST.
ii Sokol ma Clark ave. velko-
lepy koncert IA spoluucinko-
vani Orchestra slovenskych hu
1ebnikl. Ma bohatem pc
strom poradu jsou jmena nej-
lepsich peveckych sill a 20 Wy
cerpani programu uspoiadana
bude pratelska fanecni zaba.
VA. Zpevy, ktere budou pro.
vedcny nacylcil a riditi buda
shormisti p. Edw. Krejsa.
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ZAyEZD NASICH SPORTOV-
Gu DO LORAIN.

Fottballova ceta ceskoslovem-
skeho sportovniho klubu Gle
land vyleti 81 Ultra do Lorain,
kde sc stretne tam6jSim ma
d'arskym druzstvem prven-
stvl divisi. Sportovciim j no.
stun bude k dispo.sici zylastni
kara, ktera vyiede presnt 2
Public Squaru 12. hod. po-
ledni. kdo sc chceS silcastniti
dostav Sc do mistnosti p. Via
saka 1927 Broadway, rob
Mead ave. v 80, kdeZto hra
ti necht' prijdou pul hodiny
drive.
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Dva muzi veSli vGera odpo-
ledne do mlekarny V {. 1116
vych. los. ul. donutili nami-
ienymi revolvery maJitele teze
Samuela Schafra, ienz byl V
obchod6 sam, k o.evreni regi-
stru, u ktereho mu vybrali SIS
n po vykonane loupezi nasedli
do automobile a odjeli.
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: Jako nezbedny ziak by

Jako nezbedny ziak by
va trestany, ked' ma miesto
skoly ide do hory, ably sa
vyhnul trestu, ktery 81 "a
sluzi ktery trest no ale ne
mimic. V nedelu 20. Maja v
Ces. Sieni Sokol ma Clark
Ave.
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ZAHADNYM ZPUSOBEM
ZMIZELY POLICISTA.
Byl unesen svym vezrem a pa
trne zavrazden.

va NcefeJSlnO dneS Jest pO-
hresovan policista Dennis Grif-
fin, jenz byl posledn6 spatren
Y automobile Johna L. Witfel-
da, jenz bydli els. 1O6O7 FL
gine ave. N. E., ktery take Jest
nezvestnym. Whitfield byl po-,
sledne spatren modrem ce-
stovnim automobile typu Jor-
dan, delnikem zamestnanym VI
Gete opravuiici dlazbu ma May,
field Rd. Jel pry sm6rem k
pennsylvania hranici, ale byi,
pry sam.
Pc stope pohfeSovanych W.
slana pplicie obdrzela Ease ji-
nou Zpr;tvu od G.. A. Dixona,
strojnika, 134O4 Shaw ave,
ktery vypovidal, re tyz auto
mobil spatril pred Nym do
mem Icera GAO rano. V ka-
re byl policejni straznik spolu
civilistou. Dixon vypiavuje
dale, re ma priced stroie byl
upozornen ranou ktere Sc do
mnlval, re pochazi cd puknuti
pneumatiky, ale jez mohla BY
ii i ranou strelnou neb licil da-
le tvrzenl nekolikrate opako-
val, Zc ride stroje srazil poll
cistu ma sedadlo a stahl mu ce-
pici pres oci. Ma to pry kara
zahnula ma vych. 1875. ul. a po-
zdeii ma Hartford rd. Svedek
pry stroll nadbehl ma Hayden
ave-, ale kara Sc patrne rozje-
la sm6rem .iinym neb nebyla
jiz k spatfeni. Nepfikladal
zprvu celemu pripadu dulezi-
tosti domence, re snad polici-
sta byl opilym, ale pozdeji,
kdyz nastal poplach prihlasil
Sc jako svedck sam.
Jiny svedek, sitrojnik Carl
Gilbert pax tvrdil, ze vide!
Whitfelda samotneho 0 z. hod.
rano taktez Ma Mayfield I'd.
blize Parkhill rd. Una iej O.
sobne kdyz jej prediizdel,
vymenili spolu obvykle po-
zjravy.
PohreSovany Griffin sci wee
ra Casne rama druhym stral
nlkem II. T. Hughesem do BIZ
ia Whitfelda, ably iei zatkli,
Griffin vezn6m usedli do au-
tt, ably jeli na Ia. policejni
stanici, kdezto Hughes ie il
mem autu nasledoval. posled-
nelSimu sc ale stala Ma r;fu ne
hoda. co mu zabranilo kolegu
Sc Zattenym sledovati 4 od t6
chvile straznik i sc svym "a
Jatcem zmizeli.
Popis domneleho unosce 70.
zeslan byl generalnlm alar-
nu pomoci radiotelegrafie, Z
poZd6ji rozeslana byla podo.
hizua. Pravl Sc, re Whitfield
pi.i zatvkanl nepozorovane \
soh6 wal 45-kaibermi revol
yer, Iak doznala manzeika ia
tceneho.
Ma Whitfeldovi ulpelo po
deZreni, re Jest pfechovava
Gem kradencho zboli obydl
jeho bylo ma vcerejsi noe hi
dano straznikem Hughesem
Bylo k sest6 hodine, kdy me
byti Y strezeni domu vystridal
Griffinem, kdyz ocekavan,
Whitfield prijel Y autu domll
q lmed take byl Hughesem IA
teen, kdyz prave Griffin pr
chaZel.
Griffin Jest 39-lety, zenat
otcem teprve devitimesiGnlh
ditete, bydli V {. l34l1 Caspe
rd. n. +. ia syGtove valky )
vyslouzil ma fronte medailii q
statetnost, straznikem Jest te
prve diva roxy, ale jiz "a tut
kratkou dobu dovedl 81 ziska1
poy6st neohrozeneho q poyil
nosti dbaleho urednika.
Unosce Whitfield pax byl
sousedstvi malo znam, aspo
"a dennlho svetla byl malo KID
spatfen.
Evening star., 1923-09-18

The Rev. Henry Allen Tupper, for
nearly four years pastor of the First
BAPTIST Church, 10th and o Streets,
and prominent as traveller and
writer, rendered his resignation last
night to the advisory board of the
church Or. Tupper gave as reason
that he had decided to work the
coming years on the revision of sew
eral books he had written and on the
ca'leetion of data for new book he
hopes 10 have published soon
lie emphasized that his resignation
was not suggested in any way by
lack of harmony or sympathy in his
church work
before coming to Washington DR..
Fupper had been pastor of the Broad
way Baptist Church, Louisville: the
Seventh Baptist Church, Baltimore.
and the Calvary Baptist Church of
brooklyn, N. Y. In Brooklyn DR..
Iupper served as president of the
MN.inisterial MIN. Association of New York
Foreign Mission. and president of the
San1tarium Hospital of Brooklyn,
which he founded in connection with
the Calvary Baptist Church. He is
the dutnor or ten books on religious,
educational and philosophical sub
jeCts.
Members of the advisory board of
the church issued the following state
ment last night:
The advisory board has just
learned from DR.. Tupper. with the
profoundest regret, his intention to
resign this pastorate for the purpose
OF enga ging in literary work, involv-
ing extensive foreign travel The
board has begged of him to defer the
formal presentation to the extent
thai his plans will permit: to con-
tinue in the pulpit in the meantime,
and to give them the benefit of his
wide experience and acquaintance in
calling minister TO take his place"
Evening star., 1923-09-18

have read their records on the field
OF battle and their strong stand now
know 1t is false"
Commander Owsley obtained from
President Coolidge a message to be
read at the San Francisco national
convention and discussed with the
executive the iegion's Legislative
program.
Evening star., 1923-09-18
FLIES TO POLO GAME.
Assistant Secretary of War Davis
Goes to q. S.-British Contest.

Assistant Secretary of War Dwight
T. Davis few to New York today for
the final polo contest between Ameri-
can and British officers. He was pilot
ed by Capt. st. Clair STREET. of Boiling
Field. The plane left here about II
o'clock, and arrived at Mitchell Field,
Mineola, Long Island, about two
hours later.
Several other planes carrying off,
GERS of the War Department also left
this morning for the polo game.
Evening star., 1923-09-18
Vessels Believed
5000 Years Old
Found in China

BY cable TO The Star and the Chicago
Daily News.
SHANGHAI. September 1s.--Chin-
ese digging well near Chengchow.
Honan province. have uncovered cop
per and bronze vessels believed to
date back to the Chow dynasty of
more than 1900 years ago.
Many valuable pieces were broken
by the we'll diggers before the value
of their find was discovered.
Experts of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition from Peking have gone to
Chengchow, but are meeting with
much opposition from Chinese off,
cials in their efforts to be allowed to
remove and classify the ancient ves-
sells.
Evening star., 1923-09-18

to build a feet of war planes equal
to that of any nation" declared AL
vim T. owsley, national commander
of the AmericaJl Legion, in a state
ment issued here last night calling
for a world conference to halt COM
petition in aircraft building.
Col. Owsiey, who has just returned
from Europe, said he viewed first
hand conditions as they are today,
Evening star., 1923-09-18

with the result he urges more strong
iy than over cessation or aircraft
building. Such a conference must
dict that America will call it. For
with conditions as they are in the
world today. America must either
work for peace or prepare for war.
And let no man charge a legionnaire
with being a pacifist. Those who
Evening star., 1923-09-18

A common practice with those who
seek for sign" Is I" open the Bible
at random and find their answer In
the psssaCe upon which their thumb
rests as they part the leaves. In
pagan times this divination was ac-
complished by placing the finger at
random on a passage of Homer,
Virgil or some other great author.