Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-11-20 | Page 12 | Former Salt Laker Here as Delegate

Former orm r Salt Laker Here As Delegate Mid pleasures and palaces Though we may roam Be it ever so humble Theres There's no place like home Though absent for years the wanderer never falls to t feel el the call of r home Though ho he may have havo changed his residence Identified Iden Iden- titled himself with the Interests of ot his new place of ot residence though ho he may have prospered there and is grateful for tor the op opportunities op It has has' given him yet the tho average man always has a warm arm spot in his heart for his old home And when he comes back bacle to that old home he feels an nn IndescrIbable Indescribable Inde Inde- thrill as air his foot toot touches 1 native soil All the old places are familiar and though new faces ar are aM seen where former friends were wont to congregate cong none the less home Is home This is much the tho situation that confronts Charles E. E Arney of ot Spokane Wash a delegate to the irrigation congress convening In Salt Lake Mr Ir Arney is a former for tor- mer iner Salt Laker a former hustler for tor the the Salt Lake Tribune Though Spokane has given Iven him much much- yet et Mr Ir Arney prou proudly ly re remarked remarked remarked re- re marked this morning that he was wasa a former Salt Lake Lako newspaper man