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Evening journal., 1910-04-14
ACCEPTS CALL
TO RECTORSHTP

DOVER, April 1.-THE Rev. Benja-
min Fish Thompson. archdeacon of the
Archdeaconry of Reading. and gem
eral missionary Of the Diocese Of
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, has accept
ed the rectorship of Christ Church.
Dover and viii begin his rectoreh'-
on May 1st The rector will be also
priest-in- charge OF st. Paurs, Cam
den. by the Bishops appointment. The
services for May 1st win be early oele-
hration at ST. Paul's. Camden htany
and celebration at Christ church. 1880
Sunday school at 2 o'clock. and even
ing prayer and sermon O'Clock. The
following Sunday May Sth. the rector
win be instituted by the bishop of the
diocese. The services that day will
be the early celebration of the Holy
Eucharist at 7.30; morning prayer at
10 o'clock: the Office of institution and
second celebration at II o'clock. The
sermon will be preached by the rec
tors brother the Rev. Howard e.
Thompson, rector Of St. Peters, Free
hold, New ersey, and secretary Of his
diocese. The Sunday school will as
semble at . o'clock. and after its rou-
tine work will enter the church i'm
procession to greet the rector and be
addressed by him. The service at ST.
Paurs. Camden, will be at 4 o'clock,
Evening prayer at Christ Church at
o'clock with a sermon by the rector
During the month Of May the rec
tor will ofiiciate on Sundays at Christ
Church and st. Pauls, finishing his
work on weeks in the Diocese of Beth
lehem. He expects to move here about
the middle of June, if repairs upon
the rectory are completed by that
time
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
new STEAMER
ON MAIDEN TRIP
City Of Wilmington, Accepted,
Makes First Run to
Philadelphia

The City of Wilmington. Of the Will
son Line. a sister vessel of the city of
Philadelphia, recently placed on that
company's line. made her maiden trip
TO Philadelphia this afternoon. taking
the place of the steamer Brandywine.
which will lay up for repairs and re-
painting.
The City of Wilmington left Fourth
street wharf at l.30 o'clock and re-
ceived an ovation all along the line.
The vessel was turned over TO the Will
son Line owners yesterday.
Both new vessels of the company are
now running between this city and
Philadelphia. The city of Chester Is
stnl undergoing repairs and work on
the Brandywine will be started at once
so that when warm weather sets i'm all
four vessels can be placed on the
line
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
HOPE LODGE OFFICERS,
ODD FELLOWS, INSTALLED

Hope Lodge Of odd Fellows installed
the following officers last night:
p. S. Clarence Cross; n. G., u. Grant
Collier; V. G.. George F. Warren; as
sistant secretary, James p. Warren;
II. S. n. c.. George Turner; l. 5. n. c.
James +. wharton; r. S. V. G., Walter
Campbell; l.. S. V. c.. Collins Tatman
r. S. s.. William Hackman; l.. S. s.,
c. Nicholson: outside guardian, Joseph
Crockett; inside guardian, John Thomp-
son: chaplain, William Bristow.
Addresses were made by G. NJ Will
lard Crossan. Centreville; G. T. p. j.
Isaacs: G. w. Otto Burkhardt; G. M
Hodgson. and acting G. S. w. w
Douty, of Wilmington.
The social features were i'm charge
of the fuss committee of the society
which consists Of James f. Wharton
William Bristow. Horace Watterson
Walter Campbell.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
paokann Partu Id nnvnr.

DOVER, April IA package party
win be held at the residence of Mrs.
William J. Benson this evening by the
Lend-a- Hand Society Of The Peoples
Church. The packages are 20 be
brought early to the house and these
will be auctioned off. sight on seeing
to the guests assembled. Those who
are unfortunate enough TO find goods
Of less value than represented by the
purchase price may be comforted by
two thonghts-first, the money goes for
church purposes; second, they will all
get some ice cream and cake, win OF
lose.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
ANTI TUBERCULOSIS
SOCIETY CAUTIONS PUBLIC

The Delaware Ant-ruberculosis Society
wishes Il understood that IL has no col-
lectors out to gather funds for it. but
there are four canvassers for a magazine
who have credentials signed by Miss
Emma r. Keim and who are authorized
to solicit subscriptions for the magazine.
a share of which subscriptions goes to
the Anti-Tuberculosis Society.
Two mon posing as collectors for the
society have been going about trying to
get money from Wilmingtonians. and the
Society says they have no authority TO
collect funds
The only authorized canvassers have
credentials signed by Miss keim, and no
money should be given TO persons wAo
do not show their credentials properly
signed
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
BOTHERED COOK
WITH REVOLVER

Threatening bodily harm was charged
against Herbert Taylor in City Court this
morning. The complainant was Miss
Annie Sayers who cooks in a restaurant
at No. 3l2 King street She said Taylor
went in the kitchen yesterday and point
ing a revolver at her, said:
'"rhis means murder"
He put the revolver awy. however, and
said to the proprietor of the restaurant:
''You better get a new cook"
Miss sayers said Taylor had annoyed
her before.
TAYLOR pleaded intoxication.
Judge Cochran held Taylor under $500
bail for the upper court on the charge Of
pointing a pistol. this charge being sub
sttuted for the original onT
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
YOUTH DENIES
BEING SHANG-HAIED

Harry Baxter. of Chester. who has been
In Virginia for the past few months. has
returned 10 Chester. After a brief visit
he will return to Chesapeake City. Md.
Baxter. inspeaking Of the report pub
lshed all over this section Of the country
about March 1, that he and another young
Chesterite had been shanghaied in VIII
mington and shipped South, disdained any
knowledge Of such proceedings. He said
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
HUMPS In ROAD
BREAK VEHICLE SPRINGS

Complaint OF the condition Of the ap-
proaches to White Clay Creek Bridge, be-
tween Newport and Stanton, continue 10
be heard. Several weeks ago when repairs
we're made to the bridge humps were left
at each end Of the structure. Several We
hicles have already had springs broken
while crossing the humps and although
grangers Of Stanton have asked the Levy
Court TO grade the road way no attention
has been paid TO the requests.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
JUDGE COCHRAN
AGAIN IN COURT

Judge Cochran was able to preside over
City Court this morning for the first
time in ten days. He has just recovered
from an illness that at one time was
somewhat grave, being with an attack
Of vertigo
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April A.
The western olw area will move east
ward, attended by rains Thursday
niqht or Friday in the central valleys.
the upper Lake region, end the east
Gulf states, reaching the Atlantic
States Saturday or Saturday night. Il
will be warmer tonight east of tho
Mississippi river except on the coast,
warmer Friday in the Atlantic States.
Forecast till p. m. Friday;
For Delaware-Fair tonight and Fri-
day.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
COUNCIL TO PRINT
THE REVISED LAWS

City Council tonight will arrange for
printing the revised laws and ordinances
Of Wilmington as compiled by William
II. Heald and Robert G. Harman. Bids
for printing 800 copies of the revised laws,
$50 of which shall be bo=nd. viii be opened
by the printing committee Of Council to-
night. The printing will be done under the
direction of City Solicitor Brady. Mr. Har-
man and Mr.. Head.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
IN Horse After ereakina L.

DOVER, April 1.-Two fine bay
horses, which had been sent to Walter
j. Massey of Dover on trial, were be-
ing driven down North street by Sam
uel Walls early last evening when
they became startled at load of fod-
der and in lunging, one Of the horses
fell and broke his leg. The animal
was killed 70 relieve it of It's suffer-
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Local Artist q Prize Winner

First prize at the New York Art
Fakirs' show has been awarded to
II. b. Lachman, Of Wilmington. Mr..
Lachmans prize winner was entitled
Commodity OF Beer" a burlesque on
the Academy picture, Portrait of a
German Tragedian." by Ernest l..
Blunbschein. The prize was SIS.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Boz under Peaoe Bond.

Charged with the larceny Of bi-
cycle. Wilburn Saunders, a colored
boy in City Court this morning was
placed under a 500 peace bond upon
recommendation of Humane Agent
stout, to whom he had been referred.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Woman Evanaeli.t at Bethel Church

Special eVangellstic sorVlcos are ID
progress in Bethel A. NJ r. Church.
sixth and Walnut streets, and will
continue for two weeks. Mrs. $. A..
Ramsey, an evangelist of Shelbyvine,
Indiana. is i'm charge. The services
are being largely attended.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
sar TroIIev WI be RuiIt.

It is again said that work ON the
proposed West Chester and Whining
ton Electric Railway will be started
this spring.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
MemorIaI to william b. siIIany.

Memorial 20 WIIIlan n. bIIIanys
A memorial service for the late VIII
liam II. Bilany was held in Grace NJ.
Il. Church last night. There was
large attendance. The pastor. the Rev.
DR. III. w. Kellogg. presided, and
there were addresses on Mr.. Billany's
life by the Rev. W. G. Johnson. Fran
els Heisler, z. James Belt and J. W.
Mesley.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14

Advertising in THE EVEN
INC JOURNAL is a lever that
will lift your business into
prosperity
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-19
To the Public.

Referring TO the article published in
the Republican of Nov. IL 1910 in
which Peter MindeIler says that l. his
wife, Agnes Mind rler, left his bed and
board. In reply viii say that the said
81 at ment of Feter Min teler is false
and untrue But, on he contrary.
he that left his home, wife and child
Oct 8, 1910 ard went to Florida, osten-
sibiy to stav there, but did return to
Hays Oct II, 1910 and staid to Nov. 8
and did make his home with some 9TH
er woman, the same person with whom
h7 spent all his leisure hours both day
and night for the last Is months aUd
who is the same person that has wreck
ed our home and blasted our pleasure
and happiness.
On Nov 8, he did goto Florida with
woman and John Klopf and the said
Peter Minderler did take every cent Of
money, even the money that VISA given
to me on my wed ding day by my o" II
family.
with the public TO understand that
have strictly complied with his wishes
and instructions before he left home.
Mrs. Agnes Mindeler.
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Mrs. Will Hall is home again from
her eastern trip.

Mrs. Will Hall is home again from
her eastern trip.
Seth Decker, our former merchant,
visited with friends here this week.
And now the young folks tell that we
have a new MISS Pestana in our city
Nowiis the time to buy a nice
hat on sale at Miss Deane's store.
Wheat having gone up above 80 lots
of it was brought to town this week.
A cement sidewalk is being laid in
front of the Dickenson residence On
east Wilson avenue
The ceme 1t stone new barn Of Hen
ry Tyler on north 0 tx street nears com
pletion and is very fine.
A new cement sidewalk has been laid
on east Crawford street adjoining the
J. E Basgall residence property.
There is happine ss in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker in cur city as a
cute baby has come to gladden. their
home.
The new addition and charging Of
the ]. H. Ward Fesiderce looms up on
Fairview Hill and when completed will
be one OF the big houses of cur city.
The annual Urion Thank sgiving ser
ce will be held in the Methodist
church On Thursday morning at IL o'c
Rev Alexander viii preach the ser
mon Everybody invited.
SPRINGDROOK BOX SOCIAL NOV. 25TH
A box supper will be he Ii at The Spring
brook Schoolnouse, four miles south of
Ellis, Friday evening, Nov. 25th.
Everybody cordially invited.
EVA GATEWOOD, Teacher.
Handsome cards are out announcing
the marriage of Mildred Adams, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pestana,
to DR.. Harry Baldwin Neiswanger on
Nov 18th, and to be at home in Hays
after Dec. 1st.
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The front Of the mill building has
two more sacks of flour painted on the
west front.

The front Of the mill building has
two more sacks of flour painted on the
west front.
Jacob Feitz is having a cement side
walk laid along his residence property
on south Pine street.
Isaac Zeigler last Saturday lost a
very valuable horse which died from
the poison Of snake bite.
"A nice line of Misses & Chill
dren's hats on sale for 90 cents
at Miss Deans store.
John n Smith of the Smokey has
the pleasure of visit of MS brother
James from Washington, Penn.
The high spire of the Baptist church
has been taken down and the balcony
steeple much improves the looks of the
church.
Send in your orders early for
your turkey. oysters. and good
things to Hoffman Butcher shop.
A total eclipse of the moon on We'd
nesday evening at 6:45 made iC darker
than the dark of the moon. It lasted
nearly three hours.
Last year out at the Good Hope (the
Josiin C! ristianson schooD they took
in $50 at their box-social, hut last Fri
day night they took in over $40.
Have you seen the Electric
Light Co.'S display in McKie's
Tailor shop. Call and inspect
these lamps and shades. Prices
right.
Don't forget the "Fair" dates. 1t
is next week, Nov. 22d, 2Sd and Oath.
Don't forget the place, St Joseph's
Hall Don't forget the Turkey dinner
on Thanksgiving, the last day of the
Fair, and your friends will all be
there and want to zee you.
The Preaby terian Christian Endeavcr
Society held a social at the home of
the pastor on Tuesday evening. Some
of the good local talent gave musical
program, Miss Margaret Paul render
ed three of her seiectious. Her imper-
sonations of SO many varied characters
were true to life. A geography lesson
and beau hunt completed the enter
tertainment.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-19

Did you ever think what your adver
in the Free Press is doing for yon?
When you close your store IN the even
ing and 60 home to your family and
6reside, or when attending your church
on Sunday, not thinking about your bu-
siness, then it is that the paper is
being read all over the county-at the
picture show while theu wait foE the
next flm; at the homes in our town,
IN the farm houses all over the county,
kll anxious to hear the latest news or
the latest sensation in daddy Freese' s
paper, particulars of the party, we'd
ding, accident or death; to read the
attractive story on the inside page OF
see what attraction the merchant OF
business man is offering, who lost the
COW or horse, about Mafden's new pigs
or Shaffer's insurance, and even to LET
the boy go to the night business schoo
this winter; these are the homes where
the Free Press is doing its silent bu'
effective work. 1t is not read, die
say? Let it step on somebody's toes
end see the fun-advertise free coffee
and biscuit and the who'e town turns
out. If you doubt let one OF our mer.
chants advertise a sensational bargain
and watch. That's what draws the
crowds to Jones' in K. C.
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HAYS HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Sara Montgon cry visited the
High School Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday the girls Basket ball team
played game al Russell with the High
81 hool ard the score TODD % to in
our favor. They treated us royalty,
we had jollv time even if Hazel and
Grace got bumped but they didn't
mird that. AhOut Is went with us.
This, Saturday, the Russell come up
here and the same teams will play q
return game on the High schcol fiei6
at pm. Come see Us bump and
help US yell.
Profs Turner and Maxwell gave en-
tertaining talks on Athletic Etiquette
on Monday. Ard shat day those who
attended the R1ssel game gave vent
to their feelings in short speeches.
Vernon Clark was absent Tuesday
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The Presbyteriaus treeted our citi-
liens who happened to be present last
Friday evening to the best elocutionaTy
entertainment ever in our city, Mis-
Margaret Paul of Cornell college OF
Mt. Vernon. Iowa capturing the au-
dience with every selection, new. &c
very life like and sweet voice. Sbe
was accompanied by Miss Calvert OF
that city. who is a sister of Mrs. Ber-
lin of east Wilson ave. with whom
they visited while here. During the
enter, ANN ent they were assisted bN
Mrs. Shively, MrE. c. w. Miller, jr.t
and Miss Pestana instrumental, ant
Miss Grass and MIR. Forsman witt
vocal selections.
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Subscribe for the Free Press.

Subscribe Tor the free RreSS.
The basement of the new Carnegie
Library building in tn court house
yard is excavated.
Some old lady this week distributed
over hundred catalogues of Chicago
mail order house.
Rain or snow was expected Monday,
but it didn't come but instead it turn
ed cold enough to freeze ice.
Our old timer, William McAhren
died this, Friday morning. and as their
janitor, buried from the Essex hall.
Turkeys, Oysters. choicest of
meats and all the choicest of del
icasies for Thanksgiving at the
Hoffman Butcher shop.
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Choice Alfalfa for Sale
baled or loose, at reasonable price.
See or address
LINCOLN WARD, Hays.

Rev. Father Hennessev of Minneap-
oIis, Kansas, who came to Bays last
Tuesday TO attend the annual examl-
nation of the Junior Clergy, became
suddenly i'll Thursday night with sp-
pen lecitus. He was immediately re-
moved to the Hays Hospital and sue
cessfully opersted upon b. Dts Henm
and Middlekauff and is now resting ca
sv and expects to soon be able to re-
turn to his home.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-19

Only few years ago in many school
districts there was struggle to secure
the teacher to board-her $40 month
provided the family board.
Now the teachers tell they have a
struggle to secure q boarding place at
even Is to $40 a month. The farmers
have plenty of money and do not want
to be bothered with a boarder. II they
do take the teacher to board is is but
q matter of accommodation, personal
friendship and for the good of the dis
trict ard school. 1t Is whispered that
in one district in our county 30 serious
became this situation that a Young
man near the school house has agreed
to make the teacher Mrs. A B. c. D,
80 can board at their house.
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House far Rent
House far Rent.
The Rev Goodman cottage on north
Oak street. rooms with pantry.
Water and big lot. See
w. A. Smith.

The new altar of the new Episcooa
church has arrived and placed in po-
s;tion and is a beautiful and expen-
sive piece of carving and wood work
and presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Carrick
in memory ard honor Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, who was an Episeo-
palian and died few years ago.
Rev w. G. Reed, the D isc opa, min
lister who formerly preached here, pre-
sented the church a beautiful and co n
piete set of Altar furnishings which
are much admired and highly apprecia-
ted by the citizens who have seen it.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-19
HSIANA
hESNAhGER

Our city was all sgog Sunday morning
for during the night young couple
had given their friends a slip and gone
away into the unknown happy world.
Friday evening at the concert Miss
Mildred Petana played her sweetest
and looked so lovely it was noticed how
longinglY one of our young men watch
ei her even when he had a sweet, low
able Topeka lady at his side. No use,
only eyes for girl in pink. Father, be
came on Saturday. but no use, pink was
more attractive than gold filing
Rev. Alexander put the wife and ba-
bles to bed early, and at 10 at night he
silently got out of his house, wandered
up Chestnut street and met by Harry
Pestana who cried "Rejoice with me
for while have lost Judge yet am
happier for we have found q worthy
son. Enter and make merry with u.s.
The coocoe clock On the shelf sarg
out 1890; all around town the society
we're dreaming, while Rev Alexander
in the presence Of the family SAID the
sweet words that made DR.. H. B Neis-
wan9er, our dentist, and Miss Mild. Ell
Pestana, our musician, man and wife,
and the happy couple left on the 11:3O
train for the east And their man,
friends and the business men join in
he arty congratulations, even if dis Ip-
p pint, for it was thought this was to
be the big society wedding of the sea
son and there would have been a room
full of presents.
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The Ellis Lecture Course

me EIIlS LeCture LOurSe
The next entertainment will be Hal
Merton, the famous Magician, enter
tainer and ventriloqdist on Friday,
Nov 25ih. Reserved seats so cents.
This is claimed to be one of the
most wonderful and interesting enter
tainmeats ever in the west, equaling
the famous Hermann, and will well paw
the amusement lovers of Hays to 60
up on the evening train to attend.
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Phofo6ranhs.

!, have nv gallery now in the Wheat
croft gallery near the Philip store and
Juniata street and will take photos q.
reasonable prices and guarantee sat
lsfactory work. Postcards. cabinets
or view-work is desired. All kinds of
work furnished as ordered Come see
my work, F. G. MYER.
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Business Night School
HAYS COLLEGE

Under the management of Capt. Gordon Mullen.
ho holds Master Degree from Kentucky University and
Doctor Of Business Degree from Eastern College,
splendid opportunity for young obtain practical
up to date business education small cosl.
10th Century Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Arithmetic,
Spelling Business Practice Etc.
For further particulars apply to Rev. Director
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HAYS pgaJaaEY TAX

The Indian chief, appearing in 80
many OF she Bison" western pietars S
is Chief Big Thunder
This is how film renter announced
the arrival of son by telegram to a
friend Especial release to-day at 4:30
D=.aii perfect Photo0Eaphy great.
Stsging and acting en q par with Imp
Everybody enjoyed fruits & Flow
ers' and the sequel
A. HALL
EI.a ula.a e s1sa IEIarzsfzzzs =.
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The J. M. SCHAEFER
Insurance Agency.
Land for Sale very Cheap.

offer for eaIa the 62o acres in sec
tion 16, towr Is. range 10 in Smokey
Hill toUnship. niles SW Of AntonIna
ard miles wrst of Schoengen. 470
acres in crop House, harm. farm all
forced with wirf s. VIII sell on rea-
sonahle price ard terms For particu-
lars see o. address his Office or
Gerhsrdt Unrein, Nays Ks
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DEENiNG
BEEKER

On Tuesday, Nov. 18th in the Cath
Olic church Miss Annie Denning of
Victoria was married to Philip Beck r
a young farmer liviog near Gorham,
where they will reside. In the servi-
ces they were attended by Miss Flea
more, sister of the bride, and Henry,
the brother of the groom. A splendid
reception was afterwards enjoyed.
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RlNGE
GAGE

Another Telephone girl married and
again have the Hays youug men let an
outsider come in and take away anoth-
er Of our sweet girls, Jack Gage, an
electrician of Geneseo, in south Ellis
worth county, where he has cute fur
nished home awaiting his birdie, came
here and on Wednesday evening was
married to Miss Wilhelmena Ringe,
Rev. Weist officiating, only few pres
ent delightful supper served and left
on the next train fOa their new home
But before they left some of their
many friends dropped in with GA Tin
Shower" and had jolly time.
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Moving Picture Show Notice

Moving Picture Show Notice
Owing to the greatly increased
cost of maintaining the Moving
Picture Show we will, beginning
this, Saturday evening. Nov. IL,
charge 5 cents admission for all
children under 10 years old, ex-
cepting those carried in arms.
For everybody above 10 years
the admission is 10 cents.
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St. Michael's Episcopal Services
The Episcops liers will hold 'hsir SER
vices this Sunday in their new church
to which all are cordially invited
Holy Communion at z m.
Sunday school at 10 an
Preaching, etc. at IL am.
Evening servica at 7:3O pm.
Friday evening at 7:3U prayer and
address with practice of music.