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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14
OPENING OF SESSION AT THE
GALAN HIGH SCUOoI

Spec4al 10 / ne limeS- DiSpatch.1
CfalaN, Va. September l3-The
GalaX High School opened here Tues
day with the largest attendance In its
history. ON the first day there were
enrolled In the hich school depart-
ment more than seventy-fve pupils.
while IN the grades were more Than
200 others. making in all a total Ell
among the pupils are many boardine y
students from various parts OF Tho
southwest and some from North Care
INA The faculty Is made up OF the
aolest teachers available. ali being
from some one or other OF the man[,
leading colleges and universities in
the South.
The school is presided over by : G.
Wrignt and 5. L Payne. co principals.
Whose training was At the University
or Virginia Both these men are ma
tives OF Carroll County and arc weu
known. The faculty consists OF Misses
Mary Ring Cornett, Farmviile Female
Normol, Eva Mcmillan Salem ~ CD
Female College. Laura Ward. V3lpa
riso. Ind; Lizzie Faye James Martha
washington College. Mayme McAlilian
and Ella Blake. This school has a
tour-year high school course. ana
though but seven years old, has turned
out great many young men ana wo-
men VINO, arc making their mark in
Tho ouilooi, is for the best term in
thc history OF the school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14
IMMENSE CANNON BALLS
STRIKE NEAR QUANTICO
Fired From Proving Ground. or
United States Nny,-peopIc In
suite of ConNtcrnntinn
ISpecial % The rlmes-Dispatch.

tSPrSiit 70 me Times Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va, September Ia
mond Fredericksburg and potornn.
Railroad. not far from this civ bave
been thrown into state OF consterua-
uon several times this week. several
immense cannon balls having strucI,
inc earth near that VILLAGE ThcSa
balls were fired from the biz guns =
lndian Head. on the Maryland side az
inc Potomac River, q Few miles avo,-
Whlch Is the proving grounds of III.
United states Navy Tho big balls
have been fired from the heavy guns
az steel target near stump Neck in
me Potomac River. and il is presumed
'hat some OF these balls glanced on
and went to the Virginia shore. The
whistling caused by the BAH as n
went whiz2ing through the air sound
ed like an approaching tornado nnd
alarmed the people and scared tho
1.-Two stock. One ball which foil IN
Ouantico on Tuesday. was fired from
twenty-inch gun 1t was eighteen
inches in diameter five feet lonn ana
weighed HOO pounds II tore up tho
earth whore it struck for space OF
eight TO ten feet ana went so deep I'm
the ground that II has not been locat-
ed. Yesterday another shell struck
N-N'S ~ NtHduAiCV. IL struck the hill
side. skipping several hundred Yards.
but did not go into the ground 1t has
been examined by a number of people
The balls are OF steel. Complaint has
been made to the United states gov
ernment and unless the firing ia
stopped. the residents OF Quantico fear
that people VIII be killed and some or
their houses demolished
Rev. c r. Crukshank has rendered
his resignation as pastor Of Calvary
Baptist Church, In Bowling Green. the
resignation TO take effect October
Mr.. Cruikshank has accepted n call 10
Bristol.
The faculty OF the fredericksburg
state Normal School for the session
which opened yesterday is composed
OF the following; z. II. Russell. presi :
dent. a n. Chandler. Jr.. Latin and
geography; W. n Hamlet science; II.
" Tyner. eduoationi Miss virginia s.
stone primary methods. MISS Caro-
limo Jackson, rural arts; Miss olive y.
IIInman. manual arts Miss Frances I.
Withers, household arts C;nnyon NJ.
Harrison, mathematics, Misc Dora j.
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Dadmun. English. Miss virginia NJ.
Goodrich. history; Miss Annie 1. An
thony modern languages; Atles MARI
garet Frazer, public school rnus,c.i
MISS Nora c. willis, piano music. Miss
Cary Graves physical education: Mis-,
Marion q. Forbes. head of the home:
W. y Cheslcy. business manager: Miss
Bessie Chesiey. secretary. Mrs. Parke
~. Garter housekeeperi DR.. c Mason
smith. physician.
The annual ash fry given by soma
o. the leading families in the neigh
boFhood of Belle Plains. on the Poto-
mac Creek, ia stafford County. near
thls city In which the Edwardses, Pev-
tons and Newtons are the leaders.
took place Thursday. nearly zoo peo-
Pic being present. including large
number from this city This event
takes place once year ana Is al
ways looked forward TO with pleasure,
by those who are In the habit OF at
tending. There was the greatest
abundance OF Ash. particularly rock
and crabs cooked and served in every
style. The menu also included good
old country ham. fried chicken and
pickles, etc. besides other refresh
ments. 1t was an all day affair last
ms from 10 o'clock TO 6. The social
feature was enjoyed. aud there was
ishins boating and dancing. ana II
was day OF genuine pleasure to tho
participants.
Judge r. H. l. Chichester. or tho
Circuit Court Of STAFFORD County. has
appointed William ~. Butzner. T. NJ.
Chichester and Z. O'Connor Goorrick
receivers to take charge OF and settle
UP tho affairs of Ralph lizard. owner
of the fine Little Falhr farm in stat
ford County which is the home of tho
splendid herd of prize winning Jersey
cattle The assets OF Mr.. lizard arc
estimated 70 be worth about $4,000.
The liabilities are not yet known. Tho
debts Of Mr.. Lard Will be ascertained
and the p-iorities determined. The re-
ceivcrs Will take charge of the farm
and personal property. the various
crops and conduct sale OF the hand
some hord of Jersey cattle.
Judge r. II. l.. Chichester, of Stat
ford County Circuit Court has APP
pointed the following advisory board
to act Jointly with the Board of Super
visors in connection with the terms of
the recent election by which the coun-
" VIII be bonded for 100000 for per-
manently Improving the roads: Messrs.
Frank Powers. r. A. Moncure, James
p Simpson, II. w. Patton. Henry Ed
wards. j. Il. Colbert George Newton
and w. p Green.
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TOBACCO TEST FARM WILL
BE LOCATED IN GRANVILLE
lspecial % The rlncs.nlsna..A,

Raleigh, y. c.. September 13.-The
test farm committee OF the State
Board Of Agriculture decided this
evening 10 purchase the CranviiIe
County homo tract. near Oxf,rd 70 hs
used as tobacco test farm for tne
bright tobacco belt Of North Corolino
The Granville commissioners have tns,
accepted tho OFFER OF the test farm c,n,.
mittee The farm has zoo acres ana is
pronounced very satisfactory MS IA
SOIL conditions. Locations rejected
were kerncrsvillc. Reidsvino and pur-
ham Tho committee is consldorjna
several locations for black solI q,
drained lands test farm in Eastern car,
DINA. and Will settle tho location OF
this farm very soon.
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Social and
Personal.

n number OF Richmond people 20 TO
Nimrod Hall. I'm Bath County. every
summer. and quite q large coutlnr.nt
OF them spent September at that resort.
Mr. and Mrs Archer Hobson. who have
been at Nlmrod Han for the past sew
cral weeks, are expected ia Richmond
Tomorrow afternoon. Miss BEATRICE
carmichael mas also been ut Nimrod
Han for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson expect to speu1
inc coming winter at Buck Hill." IN
Chesterfield
Waiting Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryant motoreu
from Alexandria 70 Upperyule. Tau-
guler County. where tuey VIII speua
the week-e end as the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Fletcher aud Miss Mabel
Fletcher al The Naples
Mrs Juliet Keith. Misses Fannie and
Ellen Scott and Camilla Wexford, 81
this city, who have been IN Wurrouton
al summer. have been recent guests
OF MR.. Thomas Il. Keith fra FalrlaN.
Morson keith. who has also been IN
Fairfax. is now at the University ot
Virginia. where nc Us a SUDDEN, FOR
this session.
Alss Belle Perkins OF this city. II
tho guest OF Airs IL. l. Thornton. at
the natter nome IN dlftAA
Hack From the West.
Misses Matte and Arie Davidson
have returned TO their home ia south
Richmond. after an eXtendod stay IN
the West. The Misses Davidson visit
ed relatives ana friends in LIS AM
Eeles. Cal. ana were also guests OF re-
ln,!ves IN san Franclsco for some time
during their trip through the West
kennon-Sykcs.
quiet but pretty wedding took
place Thursday afternoon az tho resi-
dence ~ the brides mother Mrs WI
liam Symmetrical Sykes. II Webster
Avenue. Park We've Portsmouth,. when
nor daughter Miss Emma Geraine
sykes became the bride Of Dr. william
Lee Kennon. Of oxford MisasslppL
The house was beautifully decorA,ed
with palms and cut flowers. ara the
wedding march was played by several
pieces from the Naval Orchestra
Tho bride wore charming cream
colored Eolng away suit with hat aua
gloves 70 CORRESPOND and carried o.
bouquet Of Bride roses H,r only att
tendant was her sister Mrs Charles d..
Pouitney. as matrcn OK honor william
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

TS1frIaI y ne TInes- Dlsnatch
Fayetteville y. c., September IA
tragedy occurred af the sawmiNs az
William 81 Walker. at Linden. twelve
miles from Fayeitevilie this morning.
Ieue Carter. niEat negro fireman. when
relieved. lay down 3D. 10 dust room
and ;ell asleep. a plug blew out of
inc boiler. and, bo!n water rushing
ort sca.ced Garter terribly lie was
hrocsnt herc 70 HiEnsmith Hospital
where ne died late this afternoon Car
working at the mill but few days
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Don Juan Likely to Make
Very Unpleasant for
Bogus Prince.
~ IA MAH0ulsn DE roNlnNoN.

BY IA MAH0UIsE DE FoNIENON.
IL " Juan -Aladro Kastriota. senior
representative OF the historic
IL House OF Kastriotn and nneai
DIES cuuaut Of George Kastriota
known AS Scanderbcg. The national
nero OF Albania, he's just issued a
manifesto declaring that the so!-dlsauI
Prince kastriota-Sc anderbcg. who re-
with the object OF STIRRING up m1r'
trouble There. Us nothing but au ifnDos-
toF ana fraud. who has no Nastiiota.
biood in his veins. and not the slight
esq warrant Tor n!s adoption of the
name or title. Don Juan himself mas
long been recognized by leading All
oan'ans as well as by the Turkish
authorities. as the only heir OF Scan
derbes. and they are likely 20 make
II exceedingly Unpleasant for the
bogus prince II ne falls into their
hands.
I'm Juan. who makes his home at
Napl.s. ia iotiuer member OF tho
Spanish diplomatic service. from wnlcn
ne retired with tie rank OF Minister
fl-nilptentia ANA divides his t4ur
between Paris and Naples. III which
iattef city nc makes has AcaG4uurtt
About "a ytar GO So u-Ior. sultan ABB
dul liauld was a.posad, he offered to
make Don Juan Pashn anu Ottoman
Governor General Of the provinces Of
North ana south AlDaniu l.ut Don
Juan was shrewd enough TO understand
that THIS was merely scheme on tne
part Ot ths Padlsh4u % cstr4nge him
II Jn the Albanian people, and declined
tine ncuor on tr. ground that as Il de-
sceudant and heir OF that scauderbee.
"no had spent some Twenty-Five years
20 the successful task OF liUerAtlns
Albania from Turkish tnraldom, he
could not become q Turkish lAsha.
Abdul hamid retortcd by setting u
price on his head. But Don Juan kept
out OF his clutches. and is perfectly
content TO wait until tho AILanians
themselves summon him TO rule over
Them as au incupeude nt sovereign lie
Us very Rich and derives = largo income
rom MS vines aros ia tho Aeres dis
trict OF Spain.
In Italy Don Juan is made much OF
FOR there Is not city ia the Peninsula.
nor set Ia sicily. which does not nave
us Albanian committee. composed usu-
ally o. the leading citizens OF the place
committees WaiCh have but enc OBJ
lcet I'M view, tho Liberation and inde-
penuence of Albania The relations
between Albania ana italy are very
close. What commerce and trade AL
haNla mas with the outer world is
with Italy The latter has larger
poprlat.on In Albania than any other
t"ielsn power, and many OF tho lead
ing statesmen OF Italy have a stronr
strain Of Albanian blood IN their veins
-Ai4 lAe5t men look UP TO Don Juan.
Aaron Aladro ana Prince kastriota
Young Auguste de Morny. who after
passing successfully his examination
and obtaining his university degree. has
irst Joined crack Dragon regiment
iui TWO years service in the ranks as
IN ordinary trooper. IS the eldest son
ana nelr Of the present and second Due
dc Morny. on completing his military
service he Will probably be Obliged TO
~ 1rk Cor q living ITor his -.,i,ar ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14
HOT, TIRED WORKERS s.

Milan, the great blood purifier. will
make you feel better. The toxins of
fatigue are in the blood. Also acids and
other irritants that inflame the akin.
Milan will make you feel less hot and
tired. If you don't find it so, noicost to
you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

and Miss vlrn Hartman. with Robert
Bissell stays: pr. DeJarnet,e. H. L.
neJarnette; =. j. Broahan. Leslie Curry.
C!ommer. Charles and Thomas Holt.
Melville Shirley. Nobert Payne. John
W mt, floridus Grossly !. Fairfax Full
ton ana James Roscrbere.ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

Nrs. Horace shepperso, ,.ho ,..,-
operated On for Appendicitis at tho
Netgeat Tor ,he Sick. Is now able 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

wa leave IN few DAYS for F' M SaitTssi
Mr. wnne II Boeoci, of Athens.
Hnt.' 1nd hsr son and administrative
M enH NJ John u. Bocock are
est Grace street
Miss Lucy Hraxton HARDWOOD. of,his
XXX, Us visiting IN. ana Mrs ". I.
Mis- Bertha Ennis has returned 70
hsr tome Ia Bowling Green. after
S"eNd-ns several weeks here.
Captain j. Randolph Tucker az ,bf.
I I.'si Is . guest "a, col Alto near
Miss Marv Bull. or this city. Is visit.
ing lllenaa j" scottsvilie for q week
Miss Florence Easioy is visiting at
caster IA Ha!lfax
Miss anna Foian, OF Newport News.
pending some time hero a. tho
guest OF friends
Mr and MIS-. T. c. Johnson. O.. Farm.
VIE nave as their guest Miss Belle
Johnson. ~ Richmond
Mrs IDA crimn aud daughter. O. this
ciiy. age visiting Mrs H. J. Thomas
!n Frederick burg
,. aiiss zeima Ems has returned to
-'.iss Lillian Tyier In stanton.
Mrs VI NJ DitaAe. who has been
ting relatives mere for q week. mas
returned 20 her home In Newport News.
Miss Jessie Wilson Is spending some
tlne w Lexington with her mother.
s, Nrs st ,5i o Beed e ,his ely
foik ~ Caroline County.
MIS-. vaughan LLOYD has returned to
~ e.ts after a visit 70 Mrs Lillian
Miss Margaret WEBB. who has been
Tn Richmond for week. has returned
~ her home in Bowling Green
Mrs = r. Geo ana Miss virslnla
Gee nave returned from the mountains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

Miss zeile Minor is the guest Of Mrs
49, Black az Blacksburg for the
month OF september
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Mrs Herbert Mann. vino has been
turned 10 her nome Oh Park Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

Misses Frances and KITTY vasrban
IT. fuests Of tneir grandfather. Judge
Barhsda!e. ia Halifax
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

Mrs walter b. Clack ana mn.
daughter have returned from Boyd
Ton, where they have been visiting
relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14
Nfniintnn Dnnec.

The largest dance of the season was
held in the pavilion Of Gypsy Hin Park
near stanton Wednesday night Be
ing the night before a great many OF
the young people leave town for their
various schools and colleges. they
made the best OF the occasion.
The chaperons We're Mr. and Mrs
Harry May and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Wooling. Those dancing were Miss
Elizabeth Claude. Of Annapolis. with
Alex Robertson Miss Mary Claude.
with Randolph Nalz. Miss ella Ander-
son. Of Charleston. w Va, with Nal
comb Holiday. Miss Margaret Roller,
Of Harrsonburg, with Ted Thomas;
Miss Mary Bell, with Barton Myers, OF
Norfolk; Miss Margaret Newton. of
BenHvillc, S c.. with carl Moore: Miss
Helen Holiday. with Roger Bear: Miss
Eleanor Curry. with John Morris; Miss
Mary Sue Bowman. with Henderson
Bell; Miss kinney Bell. with Richard
Catlctt. Miss Martha Miller with Henry
Tilman. Miss Helen Moore. with Fos-
ter kim Miss Frances Beard with
Maslin Gilkeson: Miss Laura Wise, with
William Beard Miss Mary stuart Rob
crtson. with Thomas Belts. Miss Mil
drcd Hadra. with Thomas Ransom: Miss
Ellen Howison. with Franklin Hanger:
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=. B. Powers has returned 10 ,ho
.iiY,iy, after a visit TO relatives in SCOTS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

NJ Hurley OF Charlottesville. va. act
cd as best man TO Or. kenuou.
The ceremony was performed by the
kov john r Bosnian. - ID. Of Monu-
mental NJ D.. Church. Portsmouth,
Air and Mrs. Kennon icfr for
Northern trip ana VIII be az home az
ger october T. ~ oxford. Miss. where
Ds- kennon Is professor OF physics and
astronomy at the University OF Mis-.s-
slppi
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speoi"l to-day. Sl.0s.
y -
Nc, - 4
5----------------
I
=,
W. iluIies' OF DhariottesNllle. Va. act l.
o." as neSl man 4" Dt kennpu.
The ceremony was performed by the
kcv. John r Bosnian. - d.. Of Nonu-
mental NJ b. Church. Portsmouth
Mr and Mrs kennon icfr for !
Northern trip ana wiu be- "a, nome AZ
ger october /. 81, oxford Mis- ,yhoro
DE- kennon Is professor OF physics and
astrononv AT the t-nive,si,t ~, ,ri..e-
sippi
r-.,,, ,,.,,,
sacred lie"rt Cathedral was inc
scene OF "a D"auufui weDdins Thursday
morning wnen Mis- Agnes " Wineler
DtNrlH. l"e pila' ot 'fncluas a. Mlr-
H"3. Mass Wa celebrated py Rev j.
49, 80 i'irily, rector NJ the cathedral.
.A".sle1 Dy tev j. 81 Perflr. ~
itel'firisburs as deacon. aud Rev.
"l'il-'a j. cal. OF stanton. as SUBJ
Ine iA- .lei OF ceremonies
was tine i:cv 81. j. fales. oil tne
sa'nedral and Leo. A. GILL " ST.
.itiy seminary Baltimore. acted AS
e'Nst. bearer Tho choir was under
'ht direction oi leF FeuN ]. kaup
ago. Professor Fenaft presided at zine
oitaM
N'ie tHe fe' d.
. 49, ''p
c......,l'f
ser,n,.,, III ~ 49,. 'os' ''' J..
--,ff A''-o Si-tt ~ ST. Peters Church.
ated with u..l,ns ar5 e.r, MI,
were M.ssrs b Iatr.r roi., ~ rfii
T. Baschon. ~ r. r..ynst-i,t III,
liam Sullivan. Geor,,o McStve.ln.y
H. Loterzo. aad j. H. craven
The bridesmaid and bes; nar Yor,.
MISS Annie Marrhy and John Marnb,.
Sister ana brother OF the groom
nae of-ae IS ;he eldest daughter of
NJ ana Mts i-ora W-nsler % ga
West Marshall Street ana the groom
'He son o; Nh and MIS- 81 J. Murphy.
pt el5 NYrtA flith Street.
-Ni'ef ihe cefemony reception w4s
.'' A' i.s none * the oride parents.
'iI' NiH ~. Aufpny .e't On an aiioa-
'ta'H ioF an e@ien-e- western
KIP, Ai- "'A return
""!'H 'hes VIII
,.,i.., '-N-Nef ANenue'
s,,.,-7,'
,b, was
-,,i,,., ~ .,, -. ',-''
,sf tiaif,,6 t-l--,.,' '-'.
,;sI,h.,s-i.-.- Ma ,t s,..,,,... ,sI,..-...
~ Pe.ersbrra gne ra-.,-C,.. 49, .'-
formed bv II I.hn Aissor piiIr,.
father of th. brldssroorn aha ,he p.v
Ir r. b. Rlcnarts uastor o- III.
church The ec,oratlons were pains.
ferns cverrreens and white asters
The wedding mArcn was played hy
Mrs no-o,Ay Griffith % I.aytonsyll!e.
The bride .a tle youngest dauehtrs
~ MI ana HIS. johr . WarAe.l. of
''a+th"rsNl- who w-l celebrate tne
niueih ANA yefsaiy Ok thelF marriage
7 lI NDvercl Der OF iris wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

AIRS. william Lancaster and children
~! leave IN 4 few days for Montreal.
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airs W!ie Il BococS. Of Athens
H. 1'' 1 ,,'l h II son, and daughter-in-iaw.
9Th, .i.H MFA. join i. Bocock are
~ est Grace street 'Y'
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llnrried In Wnshington.

Miss Carrle Amelia Tyler, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w ]. Tyler, and Gus
lSuyk Wade. were married in Wash
ineton on Thursday. September D. the
Rev. George W. Swift performing the
ceremony. Mr and Mrs. Wade will he
at home at 22ll Chafnn Street in this
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sca!ded TO Death.

Mrs = ~ Gee and Miss virginia
Gee nave returned from the mountains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

Miss Lucy Braxton Iiarwood. of,his
M u 'isitins IN. ana Mrs W. T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-14

Mrs stanley Reed. OF this city. is a
'rest at the nome of Mrs Lucy Wool
Ok IN Carol- ne CnuntE.
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MIS- Bertha Ennis has returned 20
"sNd-ns severed weeks here
Evening journal., 1912-10-07

began slowly TO live again The city
was growing rapidly, and there was
need of workers. AS my physical
strength gained, my mental strength
also rebonrdcd, and / began to think
again of my work
One day as I sat idly looking
through a paper my eyes fell on me
Want Ad department, and / found my
self reading through eagerly to the
last word the Want Ad of a big cleo
trical firm for an expert stenoe'1ph-
er That afternoon / answered the
ad personally | was nervous when
the manager gave me sonc difficult
orders to write out, fearing thai I
could not recall the proper electrical.
terms. but | had no difficulty, and |
was engaged at once
, From the day that / started to work
all the darkness Of the past cleared
away and ] found my greatest happi-
ness in my work. I established a lit
tie homo Of my own, for J WIS earn
ing enough, and 1 have learned by ex-
perience that all things work togeth-
er for good, and / have come 20 un-
derstand II in a new way--that while
one event may seem a tragedy. vet
all events working together bring
about the maximum Of good. after
all.
Evening journal., 1912-10-07

graveyard and pay one tenth Of the
cost OF new church His proposl-
tion was unanimously accepted and
the new house OF worship was begun
IN August. 1873. This church is brick
40 by 65 feet, two stories, recess pull
pit, serpentlne stone front. and cost
$4,000. II was dedicated December
1S, 1874 by Bishop Levi Scott.
As Bethel was the last and only
church left on the original Chester
circuit the quarterly conference held
April "a. 1873 decided that Il would
retain for all time the name OF Ches-
ter-Bethei In the minutes OF the an
nual conference IN commemoration
OF the old time-honorcd circuit. Thus
the mother OF numerous other daugh-
ters moves down the centuries wear
ing her maiden name, and every
bearing witness 20 what an Almighty
God has wrough through more than
century Of infinite grace.
DR., Gardner, pastor OF the church.
Is q we'll known member OF the WIN
mington Conference He was edncat-
ed from Dickinson College, took post
graduate course at the University OF
Tennessee receiving the degree OF
Doctor OF Philosophy For a time
he was lecturer on the philosophy
OF business ethics at the Delaware
| Opthmalic and Business College In
Dover, He Is also a member OF the
National Geographic Society. He Is
musician, has composed numerous
hymns, and been in demand at camp
meetings throughout the Peninsula
as cornetist and chorister. He was
appointed to chester-Bethel last
Spring.