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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21
DUNMoRE.

Tomorrow morning at IL o'clock, Rev.
j. d. Dabney, pastor of the Tripp Ave-
nue. Christian church, viii preach on
the topic THE Rock Foundation" and
the subject of the evenings discourse
will be "A Walk and Talk with Jesus"
The evening service will be held at
7.45 o'clock, while the other services
for the day will be: Sunday school,
at 10 a. M, and class meetings as
usual. All are made to feel welcome.
The pastor of the Dunmore Metho-
dist Episcopal church, DR.. A. j. Van
Cleft, will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services in that edifce
tomorrow. The subject of the morn
ing service will be The. Father Glori-
fled by the Perfect Work of His Son"
In the evening the pastor will give a
short talk on THE Disciples of Christ
in a Storm" Sunday school, at 2 D..
m. and other services as usual Seats
free and all made welcome.
At the Dudley Street Baptist church
tomorrow there will be preaching by
the pastor, Rev. j. L. Kreamer at 10 80
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Miss Blodwin Richards, of School
street was rendered a surprise party
last evening. Music and games were
INDUCED in. At seasonable hour
dainty refreshments were served Those
present We're Misses Pearl Henry, Will
helmina Griffin, Lena Elsby Lulu Da-
Wis, Belle Cousins, Marion Hill, Jennie
Frauger, Mabel Weiss, Lillian Morss,
John Mackey, p. j. Kane, James Ellis
by, Clarence MacAllister, David Brit
ley, William Gardner, Bert Thomas,
James Laird and Rufus Richards.
Miss Clara Ditzlcr entertained a few
OF her friends at tea at her home, on
church avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Those present were Miss Margaret
Chappell, Miss Louise Chappel, Miss
Josephine Reading, Miss Stella Ander-
son, and Miss Gertrude Powell, of Car
bOndale.
William Dean was arrested on Thurs
day afternoon on a charge of assault
and battery, preferred by Freeman
Lord 1t seems Dean used Lord rough
ly for attempting to drive over the
pave near Jones street. Later in the
day Lord was arrested for the same
offense, on a charge preferred by
superintendent Patterson.
The employees of the Delaware and
Hudson Coal company will hold a mass
meeting in O'Donnells hall this even-
ing Business of much importance is
to be considered.
James Bailey will occupy the pulpit
at the North Main Avenue Baptist
church tomorrow at the morning and
evening services.
The funeral of Michael McManamy
will be held this morning at ! o'clock
from the home of his brother on Brick
avenue.
Mrs. Fred Hill, of Allentown, is the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. James Dean,
on ThrOop street.
Mrs. L. NJ, Keene, Of Parker street,
is visiting her son, f. S. Keene. OF
Maplewood.
Mrs. George Archibald, of Main ave.
nue., is visiting at Harvey's lake.
Miss Gertrude Powell, of Carbondale,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Davis, of North Main avtnue.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Jeffries of Court street.
Mrs j. S. Sanders of Wilkes Barre,
is visiting relatives in this section.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. j. Jordan, of West
Market street, are entertaining their
daughter, Sister Mary Hldegard, of
the convent at Rochester n. Y.
The strike at the Clark Tunnel mines
has been satisfactorily settled, and the
boys returned to their work yesterday
morning.
All na\yS uoatter for Tho Tribupa ,.tII
receive prompt attention if left in the
box at Davis drug store.
The funeral services of Mrs. Thomas
Watkins will be conducted from her
late residence, on Edna avenue, at 2.3O
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wat
kins was a highly esteemed member 70
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Mine Parties Are Popular.

one of the midsummer diversions of
the young people nowadays is to or
ganize parties and visit the coal mines,
where the air is cool. Two parties
visited the Bellevue mine during the
past week.
The first party We're guided by Ed
win Davis, and after several hours in
the mine repaired to the home of Miss
Margaret Jenkins, on Hampton street,
where flashlight pictures were taken
and refreshments enjoyed. The par
ticipants wera Misses Jennie Davis,
Margaret Jenkins, Elizabeth Parry,
Isabella Clark Sevilla Evans, Rachael
Thomas, Anna Thomas, Norma Will
lams; Messrs. Lewis jenkins, j. =.
Williams, William Thomas. Thomas
Thomas, Thomas Prosser. Albert Har-
ris, Austin Belmont, Chester Fielding
and Raymond DowriCk.
The second party visited the mine
with competent guide. and flashlights
were made of the group in different
poses in the mine. Upon reaching the
surface they went to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lewis, on Division
street and had a pleasant time. In
the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. i.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hawk, Misses
Gertrude and Lillian Poole, Name and
Elizabeth Firestine, John RoderiCk,
Lewis Topper, of Philadelphia, and Sam
Finberg.
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MINooKA.

Harry Thomas, Of Miners hill. entertained a
number of friends at his home Wednesday even.
ing his twcnty.hrst birthday.
Another child OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones,
of Miners hill. who died Wednesday, was in.
cemetery at Taylor The little girl was i'll only
a short time.
Miss Rose Dolan, Of West Minooki, rendered
party to her many friends last cYcning at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Gallagher and a
very pleasant time was had.
Last evening at McDonoughs hall ladies
branch of the Ancient order Of llibcrnian 50.
cicty was organized by District Organizer Miss
kathrinc O'Ilara, of West scranton.
Division No. . holds picnic at the Artesian
Well grove this afternoon and evening and the
committee in charge have arranged TO make it
PLEASANT for those who will attend.
William Murray, Of Main street, left for
Butte City, Mont, Wednesday.
Miss Mary Morrison, of Gilmore avenue, charm
ingly entertained a number Of her friends few
evenings ago, her eighteenth birthday. Games
and other amuscments were INDUCED in. Re
frcshmcntS were served. Those present were:
Misses Mamie McNally, Marie sullivan, Katie
Diskn, B. Coyne, Sara and Maria Brown, Sara
lydon, Barbara and h. McNally. n. Walsh, Mar
garct Joyce, Mamie Casey, Nora Munihan, Min
mic Noone, b. Gallagher, Nellie Dunn; McoSrs
Dan Hopkins. Edward Maloy, John Wynn, Evan
Jones, Thomas Calpu, Jean Coleman, Martin
Joyce, Martin Walsh, John Boland David Lowry
Patrick McITuGh, Pdu~k Coync David lIg.
gins, Michael Coync, Patrick O'Ncill John Nc.
Lain.
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In honor of the homecoming Of
Masters John Knoll md Earl Smith,
students of Girard college, Philadcl-
phia, small party was given last
night at the home of Mrs. Smith, on
Cedar avenue. The young folks pres
ent INDUCED in the various innocent
amusements and games, and spent n
jolly evening.
Those present were Violet Kiber,
Lena Roth, Vernette Jones, Lottic
Jones, Lulu Helm, Nettie Knoll, Mamie
kibler, Esther Reese, Ethel O'Hara.
and Masters Earl Smith, Philip Lew
ert, Willard Vohrer John Knoll, Rus
sell O'Hara, Harry Humphrey, Roland
Smith, Howard Smith and Mrs. Voh-
rer, Mrs. Knoll, Mrs. Paul Smith ana
Mrs. Lewert.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21

a. m, subject, "Simon Peter, the Fish
erman." In the evening the fifth and
last sermon in the series of sermons
now being given on the topic, why l
Am Baptist" will be preached at
7.S0 o. IN. Sunday school at the close
of the morning service. All are in
vited to attend.
Colonial council. No. 81, Daughters Of
America, will hold lawn social at the
home of Mrs. Rose Correll, at PA But
Ter street, on Wednesday evening, July
%. An interesting time has been
planned.
About fifteen from this borough at
tended the excursion and picnic of the
Elm Park Sunday school at Lake Ariel
yesterday. They report a most excel
lent time.
Misses Bulah Carey and Belle PEN
warden, of Honesdale, are guests at
the home of Mr.. Albert Jenkins, on
Butler street.
Mr.. Roy Rubright, of Shenandoah,
is visiting at the home of Oscar Yost,
on North Dlakely street.
Miss Grace jenkins, of Butler street,
has returned from a vacation spent at
Honesdale.
Henry Dryer VIII sing in the Meth
odist Episcopal church at both the
morning and evening services tomyor-
row.
Fred Jackson. of Sport Hill, is suf-
fering from serious injury sustained
to his hand, while at work in the
shops of the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany on We tdnesday last. Since the
accident it was necessary to amputate
the index finger.
Miss Margaret Morcom. of -Avoca, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Glencross, on Grove street.
Mrs. Anguin and Mrs. Emma Thomp-
son, of Blakely street, are in New
York city, where they will say farewell
to treir sops. who leave with their
regiments for China next Monday.
GustaNe Scholla, of Bloom street. is
visiting in Olyphant.
Miss Nolia jenkins, OF Butler street,
has returned from her vacation spent
at Honesdale
A little laughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walsh, of Walnut street, is very
i'll with cholera infantum. Little hopes
are entertained for the child's recov-
cry.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21

The members of Lackawanna coun-
Gil No. 1888, Royal Arcanum, enter
tanned a coteric of friends at Ivoritc
hall last evening at a midsummer
social. which proved to be very an-
joyable event. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Attorney Cornelius Comegys
and Special Deputy Grand Regent Dr.
Bouse. instrumental selections were
rendered by Messrs. Rooney and
Pierce, and refreshments were served
by the social committee.
The session was presided over by Re-
gent r. w. Luce. Mr.. ComeEys spoke
on what Grows out of the Fraternal
Relations of Men," and he told in a
clever manner of the relationship that
exists between members of fraternal
organizations. In the course of his
remarks ne made the statement Chal-
lcnging contradiction, that there are
more men in Lackawanna county who
meet together i'm fraternal organiza-
tions than in churches
There is more to the Royal Arcanum
he said, than mere fraternalism
Every member is working i'm the in
tercst of a common cause. and every
thing that is good comes out of the re-
lations of men in organizations Of
this kind The protection afforded
those dependent upon the members
is the best that can be obtained and is
accessible TO all men who value its
worth
Dr Bouse also spoke of fraternalism
and incidentally told of the work
being done by the Royal Arcanum all
through the United States. He said
fratcmalism is the grandest doctrine
this side of heaven, and the Royal
ArCanum stands as the highest eX-
pOnent Of fraternalism in this country.
1t is one of the grandest institutions
that ever came into the world, and
brings blessing and comfort every
year To thousands of homes. There
stands today $3.50 900 of insurance
upon the books of the Royal Arcanum
and the order is on absolutely sound
basis, and there is no order in exist
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21
OBITUARY..

4 legion of friends were caused sinccrcst sor.
row by the death Of Miss Lulah Watrous, Of
ji2 Chestnut street, Dunmorc, who departed
this life on the 18th inst, after patiently
borne illness Of over a years duration She was
girl beloved by her every acquaintance and
her taking away on the threshold OF Young wo.
manhood contemplated with sadness by all
who knew her and with selfish sorrow by
those who enjoyed her intimate acquaintance
ship. The Christian fortitudc with which she
bore her long suffering and the Saint.likc rcSg.
nation with which she answered the dread call
Of the Silent Reaper were examples that in
themselves were a rich heritage to those who
were permitted to behold them. Particularly is
her absence mournod in St Marks Episcopal
church, Of which She a most iCvout mem.
her and leader in its many noble works. Rev
+. J. liaughtcn, its pastor, and Rev. David
Spencer, Of Bakcly, an intimate friend Of tn"
family, were moved to most pronounced Gu
loGics in their ordtions at the funeral services at
the family home Tuesday The wealth of flow.
ers which hcdcCkcd the bier attcstcd in clo-
Quent silence the general admiration that was
accorded her and the sympathy that went out
from the depth of many hearts to the De-
rcavcd mother, brothers and sisters.
Michael Golden, brother Of T. J. Golden and
Mrs. Patrick Flann,lly, died at his late resi-
dCncc on Oak street on Friday afternoon lie
is survived by his wife and three children,
Sister Mary LiGuori Of the Convent of Mercy,
Elnira, y. V; Mrs. Michael O'Hora and Richard
Golden, of Dunmore. The funeral will take place
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Intcment in
st. Mary's cemetery.
Elias Foley, aged Is years, student at the
Keystone academy, FactoryvillC, died yesterday
at the home Of his uncle Thomas Prothcroc, Of
28O West Drinkcr street, Dunmorc. The fu.
neral arrangements have not vet been completed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21
GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Harriet Macmillan is spending her va.
cation at Hoadlcys, Wayne county.
Miss Jessie Wilbur, Of Sandcrson avenue, will
leave today for two weeks stay in the Cat.
skill mountains
The telephone poles on the west side Of Boulc.
ward avenue are being taken up aud the holes
rehlCd with earth as far down as SIndcrson ave.
nue..
Miss Clara Woodruh came over from Lake
Ariel, where she had been for several weeks, yes.
tciday, and will leave this morning Tor Lake
Carey.
Mrs. Helen franklin, Of SandIIaon avenue, is
visiting friends in Montrosc.
MIR. and Mrs Herbert Taylor, Of Capouse ave.
nue., are at the scashorc
Miss Olive Carey, of Delaware street. is spend.
Ing the summer in Wayne county.
MIS-. J. +. Clifford. Of Penn avenue, is at As.
bury Park for ten days stay
i. 7. Smith and family, Of Monscy avenue,
and their guests, Mr. aud Mrs Elmer Mcrrcll,
OF New York city, summcring at Lake Ariel.
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Y. w. G. A. Notes.

Gospel service at the West Side
Young Women's Christian association
Sunday at 3.i5 p. IN. Leader, Miss
Crawford. All girls are requested to
attend these services.
Tuesday evening the #. f. C. club
Will give a lemon party at the rooms.
All girls over twelve years of age are
invited.
Thursday evening the members and
friends of the T. +. c. club rendered
their leader, Miss Ethelyne Wilcox, a
"welcome home surprise" The rooms
at the West Side had been prettily dec
Grated and a most interesting pro-
gramme rendered. A report of the
July work was given, and refreshments
were served. The club was entertained
by several fine photographic selections.
Plans were made for the coming two
months, the club having decided to
continue its work during the summer
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NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

birthday party was given by Mrs. David
Jones, Of North Bromley avenue, to a number
of friends and relatives Thursday evening. The
time was cnioyably spent by all and refresh
mCnts were served.
Miss Alta Sluttcr Of Rcbccca avenue, is Wis
itIng relatives at Carbondalc.
Misses Leila and Lottic Beers. Ray SHUTTER and
Clifford Guest are visiting friends at Tobyhannd.
Michael Clark, Of Chicago, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Catherine Clark of Luzcrno street
was rendered farewell party on Thursday
evening, prior to his departure for home.
Misses Jessie Jones and Viola Rodcrck are
so.ouinrg at Ocean Grove.
The scmi.annual congregational meeting Of
st. Marks Lutheran church will be held at s
O'Clock Wednesday evening, July %.
Thomas, the tcn.months.old child of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Thomas =. Rcgan, of $50 sixteenth street
died yesterday morning and will be buried in
the Cathedral cemetery tomorrow afternoon at
2.3C O'Clock.
A mad dog bit child Thursday afternoon
while the little one was passing through the
field near the Briggs shaft The owner Of the
animal afterwards shot him.
The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. George Cham.
hers child occurred yesterday afternoon from
the family home near the Archibald mine Bu.
rial was madc in the Forest Home cemetery at
Taylor.
John II. Reynolds, Of wilkes Barre, formerly
IN the barber business on South Main avenue
has beer appointed the official regmcntal ton
sorialist at the annual brigade cncampmcnt to
be held at Mt. Grctna
Miss Mary Burns, Of Meridian street, has re-.
signed her position as cashier at Clarke Bros
owing to i'll health
Mrs. J. J. Roberts ard son. Newton, Of South
Main avenue, will leave today for a few weeks
sojourn at Atlantic city.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar pittaci
of Emmct street, was buried in Forest Hill
cemetery Yesterday morning.
Edwin g. Peters and samuel McCrackcn will
leave today for Joplin, Mo. The former is in.
tercstcd in a zinc mine there and the latter will
visit W. ;. Mcars for few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliver, Of North Main
avenue, will leave today for two weeks So.
journ at Ocean Grove
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Before Alderman Kelly.

Joseph and John Noll, of South Ninth
street were arraigned before Alder
man Kelly yesterday on charges pre-
ferred by Patrick Brown, of Christ
court The men traded horses and
Brown alleges the animal he secured
was poisoned. There was no evidence
to substantlate the charge of poison
ing, but the Nols were each held in
$500 bail on the charge of making
threats.
John Wilson and William Andrews
were arraigned before the Eighteenth
ward magistrate yesterday on charges
preferred by Mabel Jackson, of 113
Ninth street, who alleged that they as
saulted her and threatened her life.
They were each required to furnish
$500 bail
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21
MRS. WILLIAMS FOUND.
Became Bewildered While on the
Mountain Berry Picking.

Mrs. Williams and daughter, Miss
Maggie, of North Taylor, were out
berry picking on Thursday in the
vicinity of Bald Mount They trav-
eed some distance together, when sud-
denly the daughter lost sight of her
mother who had gone in different
direction. The daughter searched for
some time, but to no avail, and finally
ceased, thinking that her mother might
have started for home. on arriving
there, however, her mother could not
be found.
A searching party was soon organ
lied, which tramped all that night,
but returned unsuccessful. Search
was renewed yesterday morning,
when her son. Mr.. William Will
Jams, who drove horse and buggy.
overlook her near Newton. Mrs. Will
iams said that the sun had affected
her so that she had become bewildered.
When found she was in good health,
but very tired.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.
Annual Outing of Those Who Attend
Elm Park Church.

At Lake Ariel, yesterday 500 mem
bers of the Elm Park Sunday school
enjoyed their annual outing. They had
a most enjoyable time, The party left
here at $50 over the Erie and Wyo-
ing Valley railroad, and returning
reached the city at 7.3O last evening,
after having spent delightful day.
The excursion was in general charge
of Captain w. A. May, superintendent
of the Sunday school, who was as
sisted by the various teachers.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. AID Mrs. Charles Armhrust and family re.
turned yesterday from visit to relatives in
StroudsbTg.
Mrs. l.. Zimmor Of CcGar avenue arrived home
after visiting her parents in Mt Vernon, y. Y.
Miss May Gschwindt, Of Pittston avenue, re.
turned yesterday from two months visit to
friends in SroudsbrTg.
Bom-ro Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Uamm, IT,, uf
Pttston avenue, baby boy.
john Pcuthcr, of Neptune place. who was
Frustrated by the heat Tuesday. il slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Irene Rrccn is seriously i'll at her home
on Palm street.
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WEST SCRANTON

ence with a finer or better class of
men in the ranks.
Many of the visitors were from other
councils and during the business ses-
sion two candidates were initiated into
membership, and applications were re-
ceived from a half dozen prospective
members
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-21
Do You
Want a Piano

If so, buy one that has
passed through all the expert
mental stages; one combining
the very best materials with
scientific knowledge and ar
tistiC skill. Buy from a re-
liable house an artistic piano,
free from unnecessary eX-
penSe and stripped of fictitious
value of the purchased" va
riety. In this way only can
you obtain full value for your
money.
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TO PAINT LETTER BOXES.
Mail Receptacles to Receive Coat of
Aluminium Bronze.

The local postoffice authorities have
received word that the letter boxes in
this city are to be treated to a new
coat of aluminium bronze and that the
pillars and package boxes are to be
also painted.
The contractor who does this work is
John 7. Crippen, of Lock Haven, who
has the contract for painting all the
letter boxes in the country. He sub
let's this work generally to local con-
tractors, which course will probably
be pursued in this city.
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
RECEPTION FOR MASTERS JOHN
KNOLL AND EARL SMITH.

rendered at the Home of the Latter's
Parents Last Night in Honor of
Their Home Coming from Girard
College - Peter Zang Oversight
Himself and as a Consequence Had
a Marrow Escape-Thomas Riley
Charged with Larceny-Daniel
Boyle Injured-other News Notes
Personal Notes.
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funeral of Mrs. Jones.

Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. Mary Jones, a former housekeep-
er at the Scranton house, were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon in the First
Welsh Baptist church. Rev. ID. d.
Hopkins officiated, assisted by Rev.
David Jones and Rev. w. f. Davis.
The pallbearers were Evan j. Davis,
John l.. Jenkins, William Protheroe
and David Jones. Interment was made
in the Washburn street cemetery.
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ance at his home last evening and II
was necessary TO call Patrolman Mark
er to subdue him.
a carriage was secured and the man
was removed TO the station house,
where 1t was necessary to handcuff
him. He was later removed to the
Hillside Home. where he will be treat
ed for insanity,
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CHILD BITTEN BY SNAKE.
Son of Edward Hennigan Attacked
bY a Rather

The 3-year-Old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hennigan, of 1911 West Mar
ket street was bitten in the arm by a
snake, probably a rattlar on Thursday
afternoon while playing in the yard.
His mother was attracted by his
screams and running to him saw a
snake disappearing in the grass. The
child's arm was bitten in two places.
DIR. Stanton was summoned and is
treating the injured member which
has swollen to a large size. He be-
lieves that the little lad will recover.
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the Providence Methodist Episcopal
church. The pastor, Rev. G.. A. Cure.
Will conduct the services. Burial in
Washburn street cemetery.
Messrs. Warren and William Reese,
Of North Main avenue, are sojourning
at Haryey's lake
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No Delinquency There.

care you not bothered here sometimes" in.
quircd the truant officer, with delinquent chill.
dren?"
NO." fercely replied the janitor of the apart
ment house 1--WE are bothered with redundant
children! n!"--Chicago Tribune.
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ST. MAKY'S SEMINARY.
Ground for the Foundation Will Be
Broken Today

On Seminary Heights, Green Ridge,
ground will be broken today for the
foundation of st. Mary's seminary for
the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart.
The building will face Adams ave-
nue. and will be surrounded by a large
plot Of ground. Conrad Schroeder will
erect the building from plans prepared
by Architect Duckworth.