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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
WHICH ROAD?

And while we are dealing with
verse your attention is earnestly
called to this by John Oxenham:
ITO every man there openeth
A Way, and Ways and a Way,
And the High Soul climbs the High
Way
And the Low Soul gropes the Low.
And in between on the misty flats
The rest drift to and fro.
But to every man there openeth
A High Way and a Low
And every man decideth
The Way his soul shall CO."
When a man comes to realize that
he and he alone does decide the
way his soul shall go" he has come
to the most important realization of
his life. We are too prone to think
Of ourselves as the victims of cir
cumstances, to cry that we are
forced into this road or that. The
fact is that we are not suffering
from fate half so much as we are
suffering from our own weakness.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11

This was a very human action on
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20

Dispatch relephones-81 and 81
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20

for the greater part of the past
year, returned to the valley Tuesday.
Fred Randell visited his brother
in the Swisshelms Tuesday.
meeting held at the school house
at whitewater Tuesday evening was
well attended by the farmers from
whitewater, Webb and the Double
Adobe districts. A committee of two
was appointed to represent the White
water district at the mass meeting
at McNeal March 19, where and
when the electric power for pumping
will be thoroughly talked over. Fred
Haner acted as chairman, while Mr.
Jones acted as secretary of the meet
ing An investigating committee was
also named, G. 1. Van Meter and Mr..
Tanner, to serve on the committee
at McNeal, while Robert Hodges, M.
B. Williams and M. o. Rundell will
serve as an investigating committee.
There were many interesting and
instructive speeches. G. H. Leake
gave very helpful talk to the
farmers at both Webb and White
water.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
LIGHT

The Sunshine club met Friday eve
ming, but there was a small attend
arce because of so much illness ins
the community.
Ed Powell, of Douglas, and Robert
Grantham spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Grantham.
Henry and Lora Bean went to
Douglas Monday TO visit their sister,
Mrs. Cullen.
Mrs. c. ]. Rand, Henry and Vivian
Price, Al and Lloyd Rand and
Juanita Kennedy were business visi-
tors in Elfrida Saturday.
Glenn Roether has gone to the
Cbiracahuas to work in the forest
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hulse have
purchased 500 baby chicks which ar
rived Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Kennedy spent
Sunday in Shaw canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Eisenhart were
visitors at Turkey creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poitz and Mrs
Mower spent the weekend at the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20

home of MIR. and Mrs. A. kambitsch.
Bill Kambitsch and Paul Potz ar
rived Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Kelly, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs a. O..
Bean, left for their home in Doug
las Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sanders ana
son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanders, OF
Turkey creek, and Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren Hulse were visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l., Hulse Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Knott were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Grantham Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris, Of
Douglas, are visiting her mother,
Mrs c. A. Olmstead.
Mrs. Z. b. Smith and Mrs. James
Watkins were Pearce visitors Sat-
urday
Harold Hildreth has purchased a
Hupmobile.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Eisenhart were
dinner guests of Mrs. G. A. Eisenhart
in Pearce Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20

The following is the schedule for
the baseball games the coming sea-
son.
March 26 Wilcox at Pearce.
April l. st. David at st. David.
April 8: ST. David at Pearce.
April Is: Douglas at Pearce.
April %: Wilcox at Wilcox.
April 30: Douglas at Douglas.
Sheriff Henshaw passed through
Pearce Monday on his return to Tomb
stone.
James Van Ort was in from his ranch
the first of the week.
D. A. Pennicl1, who has a chicken
ranch in the Stronghold district was
shopping 1n Pearce Monday.
f. L. Bryant. Harvey Cartmel and
George Ugarkovich were business Wis
itors in Tombstone and Bisbee Monday.
Mrs. f. J.. Kelly was in from her
ranch near the Middlemarch Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rockefellow of
the Stronghold stopped in Pearce for a
short time Tuesday on their way to
Tombstone.
M. J. Hurley, principal of the Pearce
high school motored to Bisbee Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rathbun of Light,
were Pearce visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Engle and child
rem and Mrs. FsM. Hultz of Ash Creek
district were in Pearce enroute to
their home from Wilcox.
Jack Haven and Mr.. Thomson and
Rollin Smith of the Stronghold dis
triet, were shopping in Pearce Wednes-
day.
j. Mers, manager of the Taylor &
Wilson store, left for Naco Tuesday
evening returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hultz left We'd
nesday for Riverside, Calf, where
they expect to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fuller of Phoenix, were
in Pearce Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Witte of Douglas
were in Pearce for short time We'd
nesday.
Pete Simmons and daughter and Bill
day in Pearce.
Dave Engle was doing carpenter
and repair work on the grammar and
high school buildings Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing motored
to Courtland Wednesday afternoon.
Word has been received of the death
of Rev. A. J. Benedict who was for
number of years pastor of the union
church of Pearce. Mr.. Benedict has
recently been living at Tucson at
which place his death occurred. He was
buried on Tuesday, March 18th at
Tucson. On account of the delay of
the news Of his death reaching Pearce,
his many friends were unable to attend
the funeral
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs T. B. Ewing and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Barlow attended the picture show at
Wilcox Sunday evening.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
ST. DAVID

r. w. 1Brimhall received word from
Mrs. Brimhall who is at Pleasant
Grove, Utah. that the stork left a
baby girl at her home last week. Mr..
Brimhall is very proud of his first
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stockwell and
Mrs Emma McBrown were visitors
here this week. Mrs. stockwell was
formerly Miss LaPrice Campo.
Mrs. Ed Lofgreen is improving
rapidly from an operation which was
performed in Bisbee short time
ago.
Roscoe Lofgreen motored to Tucson
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Lofgreen and
Miss Daisy Curtis motored to Bisbee
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Baker and child
rem Of Tucson spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fish Smith.
]. w. Campbell of Stafford is visit
ing his sons in St. David and Benson
this week.
Martha Riggs is again able to at
tend school after several days absence
with the mumps.
The campaign carried on by the
Junior class for magazine subscrip-
tions ended Monday The class was
divided into two classes, the Mag
gies" and the "Jiggs,' the former
getting 12 and the latter 22 points
The "Maggies'' will give party for
the "Jiggs.'
The new troop of Boy Scouts held
low 1icr
Joe Goodman spent short time
here this week with his family. Mr
Goodman is employed at Bowie
K.enney Gardner and Charles Plumb
have purchased new cars this week
Lorenzo Wright has announced that
he has not sold his merchandise store
but is remodeling it,
william Merrill has returned from
weeks visit in Phoenix with his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Miller are NOV
ing to Wilcox, where Mr.. Miller will
, be employed.
Mr.. Truelove, of Bisbee, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Flora st. Clair
for several days from his home at Bis
| bee.
Miss Daisy Curtis and Vernon Cur
tis will spend the week end in SAT-
ford.
Mrs. H. o. Post and Mr.. Price have
returned from Tucson where they Wis
tied Mrs. Price.
The home of James Miller was dam
! aged last week by fire, the qulck
| thinking of Miss Fern Young prevent
/ @Joko = VOki
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Goodman nave
returned to Mesa, so that Mrs. Good
man may be under the care OF doc
| tor
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones, of Tue.
/; son are visiting Mrs. Jones, mother
Mrs ]. S. Merrill, Sr.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
WILCOX

Mrs. Maye Foxes has returned to her
home at Douglas, being called here by
the death of her mother, Mrs. N. c..
Moore.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Tom Sims of
Douglas, was business visitor here
one day this week.
Orvil Downs has resigned his position
with the Toggery and gone to Phoenix.
Mrs Harrison Estes has returned to
her ranch near Bonita after a weeks
visit here.
Sam Adcock and Frank Hudson re-,
turned Wednesday from trip to Tex
as.
Mr. and Mrs Tim Page left last week
for an extended trip to Texas,
Hugh Boyd left last week for Texas
where he has accepted a position with
a lumber company.
Miss Dora Fritts, who has been at
tending teachers college at Tempe,
came home Monday and will be oper-
ated upon for appendicitis next week
in Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cook left by mo-
tor for San Antonio last week to visit
celatives. 1t has been over 80 years
I'D home.
Deputy Sheriff Moore has been con-
fined to his bed for two weeks with
the flu.
Mrs. Drew Wilson and daughter went
to Lordsburg Sunday, when Miss Bon
nilee was operated upon for her
throat.
Miss SybiI Bonham of Bisbee spent
Sunday here, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. w. l.. Cook.
Wilcox is quite well represented this
year at teachers college at Flagstaff,
eight young ladies being in attend
ance there. 1t has just been learned
here that in the campus vote for the
prettiest, Miss I1drie Clark, one Of the
eight who reside near Wilcox, was
elected. Her many friends here are
glad to know that the honor has come
to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riggs have re-
turned to their home at Globe. They
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Riggs mother, Mrs. N. c. Moore.
Breezy" Cox is here for the rodeol
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20

with his horses, and will go from here
to Bisbee to take in the rodeo there
early in April.
Bill Price was a business visitor here
from Light this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Gardner and ba-
by are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Clark for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kane, of the
Steel ranch, are in town and will at
tend the rodeo.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met at the church Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. w. Rottman as
hostess.
Thomas Lisenby is receiving con-
gratulations Of friends for having won
the medal for the best essay on Lin
coin This contest was put on at the
high school by senior class and many
fine papers were handed in. The medal
is bronze one and is given by the
Illinois watch company.
Supt. Merrill, of Fort Grant was q
business visitor here Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
Interesting Neps Notes of the Sulphur Springs Vale,

men Hand Visiting ladies from Doug
las were Mrs. A. J.. Massey, Mrs. 0.
l.. Enyear, Mrs Foreman, Mrs. c.
V. Mannatt, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs.
George VanWyle and Miss Fullen-
wider.
Mrs. Gail Faulkner was hostess at
delightful bridge party Thursday of
last week in honor of the birthday
of Mrs. II. Stolp. Green and white col
or effects We're carried out in the
decorating and table favors. Dainty
refreshments of cream tarts, coffee
and white and green mints were serv-
ed. Those present were: Mesdames
Eleanor Burton, Maude McGarry, Viva
VanWylle, Annice Portzline, Cora
Stolp, Mildred Long and the hostess.
Miss Long held high score
Mrs. e. H. Taylor entertained at q
bridge party recently at her home.
Present were Messrs. and Mesdames
T. j. Leeson, r. L. Burton, Geo. Van
Wyke, Fl. c. Stolp, Gail Faulkner,
e. G. Portzline, Maude McGarry
and Mildred Long.
Prof and Mrs. Faulkner and Mrs.
McGarry were shopping in Douglas
and Bisbee Saturday.
The school grounds are being beau
titled by planting trees and flowers.
Charlie Johnson did the work.
r. J. Leeson and w. II. Jones were
elected to represent the power pro-
ject for McNeal at the meeting
held Saturday night.
Mrs. John Erkila was taken to the
hospital at Bisbee Sunday evening.
Mrs. Erkkila underwent a mastoid
operation some time ago and isn't do
ing very well.
The baby aof Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Smith has been quite sick the last
few days.
r. ]. Leeson was called to Tomb
stone Tuesday as a witness in the A.
Sperry case.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cunningham, Char
lie Pruitt, Fred Howell, Mrs. Effie
Mason and Thurman Pruitt all from
Bisbee visited at the Pruitt ranch
Sunday.
The McNeal people enjoyed a picnic
dinner Sunday at the Van Wyke's car
near the depot. The afternoon was
spent in playing games.
Mrs. r. N. Lofgren and children
were callers in McNeal Wednesday
Mrs. Mamie Riddle, Mrs. Edna Girls
ty and Mrs Krantz of Warren called
on Mrs McGarry Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Frerickes and
children of Douglas called on the
Stolp family Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Douglas Wis
ited with Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
Wyke Sunday evening.
Mr.. Crabtree and Chas. Long ac-
companied Rev and Mrs. o. l.. En-
yearth to church on Thursda we've
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs H C. Stolp, Mrs. Maude McGar-
ry and Miss Mildred Long enjoyed
game of bridge at Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Faulkner's Thursday evening. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, coffee and can
dy were served.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
GLEESON

Mr. and Mrs. j. X. McLendon of
Courtland We're shopping here Tues
day. "a
j. Donovan, of Courtland, was calling
on friends here this week.
Rev. j. r. Jenkins of Phoenix was
here this week and will hold services
at the school house Sunday at p m.
Mrs. Jasper Gibson and small son
of Los Angeles, is here visiting Mrs.
Gibsons parents.
John Gleeson motored to Douglas on
business this week.
L. NJ Brown, of Tombstone, was
here on official business Monday.
Cecil Lee of Benson, visited his mo-
ther and sister here Sunday.
Ollie Brown of Tombstone, was Wis
iting here Saturday.
C. E. Wheelock, Sr, left Monday for
New Mexico.
Miss Nella Thiel and party were
here Sunday from Tombstone.
Mrs Shirley White spent the week
end in Bisbee.
j. c. Brown spent Thursday in
Douglas.
Miss Gladys Baker, daughter of
Mrs Hattie Baker was married last
week 10 Ed Hargis, of, Bisbee Their
many friends here wish them much
happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs Young Short and fam
lily of Phoenix have returned here af-
ter several years absence.
Mr. McKittrick, of Los Angeles is
here looking after his mining proper
ty.
Mrs Hetty Baker and son and Mrs.
Ed Hargis motored to Phoenix this
week and expect to- make their home
there.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
WEBB
WHITEWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Randell, Of
the Four Horse Mining company in
the Swisshelms, were bushes visitors
in Douglas Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshall were
visitors in Douglas Wednesday
~ Mrs. A. White is spending few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Schupbach at Elfrida.
Mrs. Alfred Leitch, son and daughter
have returned to the valley after
a long absence and are guests of
Mrs. Joseph Blafack. The children
are attending school at Webb.
Ernest Wilcoxen has purchased a
new sedan.
Mrs. Nettie Gallagher, intermediate
teacher at Webb, went to Risbee
Friday and underwent an operation
Saturday. AF 50
John Bean struck lot of sand
south of Elfrida Friday morning
which overturned his stage, causing
the mail to be late.
The meeting held at Webb school
house Friday evening was well at
tended, the farmers forming an or
ganization known as the Webb
Power Investigation association and
electing r. G. Mcbride president and
r. H. Ollson secretary The COM
mittee of two elected to represent
the Webb district at the meeting
at McNeal March 18th were w. HI.
Seaver and R. G. Mcbride. There
was another committee appointed to
make a thorough investigation into
all angles of the proposition COM
posed of r. G. Mcbride, r. H. Olson
and w. Seaver. The farmers
want the electricity and are surely
going to get it, but they are cautious
and want it in manner that will
benefit them.
Hirst Dillman, son of Robert Dill
man, who is attending school at
Whitewater, while visiting his grand
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p A. Dillman
is confined to his home with measles
! Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tate spent
| the weekend with his mother, Mrs
/, Lee Cade, in Webb. Claud Tate was
also weekend visitor. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Scheerer
Sunday
! Miss Josephine MCGEE was the guest
of her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. McGee, this weekend, Mrs
MCGEE returning to Douglas with he1
Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer D. Harris, Jr.
and son spent Sunday on the ranch
at Webb, returning to Lowell Monday
I P. w. Wells spent the weekend
with his family in Douglas.
T. w. Kerby was a business visitor
! in Douglas Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Valance, Mrs
| John F. Ross and Mrs Robert Wehr
j of Tombstone motored to the valley
j Monday calling on Mrs. E. D. Harris
! and George Furry.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Scheerer motored
to Douglas Tuesday, accompanied BY
! Mrs. Minnie Wells.
j. M. Abbott, of Webb, who has
been travelling and visiting among
his sons and daughters in the east
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20

Word has been received here that
Mrs. Gift Allaire of Klondyke, is very
i'll and has been taken to hospital
at Stafford.
Mrs. Ida M. Lewis and son and Miss
Mayme Miller motored to Bisbee sun
day and on their return were run into
by another car between Cochise and
Wilcox. No one was hurt.
Mark Dubois, Of Bonita was a busi-
ness visitor here this week.
Harry Saxon has returned from
Phoenix.
Ed Lee has accepted a position in
the Wilcox postoffice.
Representative VIM. Coxon is spend
ing some time here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. r.. Dennis have gone
to Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Otto, J. A. Browning and
Jack Besunbark were Stafford visitors
this week
DISPATCH Telephones-SI and 81
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-20
McNEAL.

Thei Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. D. M. Smith last Wednesday.
The hostess served delicious lunch
con at noon. The ladies present were
Mesdames, e. G. Taylor, r. Burton,
NJ E., Leeson, e. H. Taylor, Pat
Downs, f. Davis, Gail Faulkner, Fred
Randell, H. Johnston Maude McGar-
ry, Misses Mildred Long and Car
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Black and White.

/ read a book by Cyrus Whack. and
say, This man can write, but makes
his villain much too black, his hero
much too white. No kind emotions
ever warm the villains tawdry soul;
he il a fiend in human form, and sin s
his only goal. The hero never steps
aside from virtues shining road, and
all the gifts the gods provide are on
this gent bestowed" And so ! take
the costly tome and throw it at the
cat: lit sends a green pain through my
dome to read book like that. For l
have known a million skates since first
heavy-weights and some had little
worth. And never have l known a
wight without fault or flaw who al.
ways did the thing that's right and
nothing coarse or raw. And never
have / known man with no redeem
ing trait who always had a vicious
plan and pulled off nothing straight.
Our characters are often mixed. some
blemish always mars; there Is no vir.
ture that is fixed like yonder twinkling
stars. Our moods are changeable
as airs that shift from east TO west;
today we scorn all evil snares and
nobly do our best; tomorrow we may
spring some trick that we today would
spurn, may hit a neighbor with a
ablebrick, or other sinful turn. That
neighbor, who has won renown as be.
ing low and base. may well be chasing
through the town to feed some or
phan's face. He may be dropping for
the day the crimes that mark his
brow to take a luscious bale of hay to
some poor widows COW. There's none
entirely good or had, entirely white or
black. and so I'm feeling peeved and
sad when reading Cyrus Whack
WALT MASON.
fCopyright. 1927
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MAN SUES FOR S11,201
IN POLITICAL CONTRACT
Ex-Rail Employe Says He Was
Promised Job for Booming
schall Before Elections.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL Mimi, December 21.-Al'
leging that he was promised POSI-
ton as inspector with the Interstate
Commerce Commission as a reward
for political services in behalf of
limited States Senator Thomas ID.
Schau, Grover H. Rahm of st. Paul.
former 500 Line conductor. yesterday
fled suit in District Court here
against Andrew A. d. Rahm. vice pres
ident Of the Shelvin Carpenter Lum'
Der Co. He asks S11,201 damages.
A demurrer to the complaint was
fled at the same time by counsel for
the defendant on the ground that the
pleadings do not state a cause for
action. The demurrer will he heard
at special term of District Court
December 81.
The alleged agreement with Rahm
to work in behalf OF Senator Schall's
election was made August s, 1924.
the complaint says. The plaintiff was
to contine his efforts among railroad
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PROBE COLLECTION
OF CHARITY FUNDS
New York Welfare Officials
Quiz Russian Woman, Or.
dered Home.
BY the Associated Press.

N@~@S~AAe~A
NEW YORK. December 21.-
While the Federal Government was
deciding whether or not to allow
Nine. Bronislawa De Petschenko to
remain in this country. the New York
Department of Public Welfare today
interested itself in the conduct of her
charitable enterprises for the bene-
Mt of Russian children refugees in
Europe,
Ellis Island authorities yesterday
received instructions from Washing
ton to advise Nine. De Petschenko
that her permit to visit the United
States had expired. and TO request
that she leave the country within a
reasonably short time. In the after.
noon, however, a telephone message
to Commissioner Day instructed him
not to proceed in the case pending
further instructions.
Nine. De Petschenko said that her
passport, extended several times since
her arrival in 1923, does not expire
until next July.
In a hearing which was continued
until today, Nine De Petschenko eX-
planned to James w. Kelly. deputy
commissioner of public welfare. the
details of her money-raising ventures
for the Russian refugee children. She
said she never actually handled any
of the charity fundsl
Her livelihood. she said, was derived
from her work as interior decorator,
ana from the sale of Russian art OBJ
Jects on a commission basis. The ac-
counts which she showed the deputy
commissioner. he said, recorded re-
ceipts of large amounts for her serv-
ices as interior decorator.
Nine. De sPetschenko arose several
times in the midst of questioning and
exclaimed:
Il want to be indicated from all
these charges and insinuations that
have been made against me-
The present publicity in connection
with her enterprises followed the sud
Den cancellation Of an Oriental ball. to
have been held December. IA.
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Alabama Educator Honored.

MACON, Ga, December 21 R.-
DR.. Spright Dowell whose resignation
as president of Alabama Polytechnic
Institute, at Auburn, becomes effec.
tive June /, was elected yesterday by
the board of trustees of Mercer Uni.
versity here to succeed DIR. Rufus w.
Weaver. who recently resigned.
DR.. Weaver resigned last September
to become secretary of the education
board of the Southern Baptist con
vention, which controls the university.
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men. the complaint holds. and his re-
ward, in addition to the promise of
IA position with the Interstate Com.
merce Commission In the event of
the election of Schall, was to be $40
day and an expense account of IS
a day. After the election of Senator
Schall, Rahm alleges he was promised
the Interstate Commerce appointment,
but has not been given the position.
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Ordered to Capital.

First Lieut.. James c.. White, 9Th
Infantry. at st. Louis, has been or.
dered to this city for duty with Head
quarters Gompany. 18th Infantry.
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Swami Yogananda to Lecture

Swami Yogananda will lecture to.
night at the Washington Audi.
forum at O'Clock. and will lad
minister divine healing prayer vibra-
tions to the entire audience"
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Knut Hamsun, Nobel prize winner,
once drove street cars in Chicago.