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Evening journal., 1913-08-20
$1.324,979.90
w. S. LEDNUM,
City Treasurer.
TAX NOTICE.
~ -S>->~--sHs
Notice 10 the Taxpayers Ol
Christiana Hundred

Ths Taxpayers Of Christians Hundred
are hereby notified that l viii be 81 the fol
lowing places 10 receive County Poor, Road
tspi,stion and Dog Taxes for the year 1918.
Al my residence, a Belmont Ave- Rich
srdson Park. Most any week day. 70
a. NJ. ana to p. m.
Connors Store. Centreville,
Aug. 10, sept %, Oct 3i, Nov 1s, Dee ie,
Hours 4 20 : p. m'
Marshall Brothers once Yorklyu,
Aug. 90, Sept "a Oct. ~, Nov. 49, Dec y.
Hours to p m.
Hunters Store.
Au-. ef Sept. 25 Oct. 23 Nov. 30 Dec is
Hours to p. nj.
Post Office MI Cuba
AUG. 1s. Sept 2e Oct. 20 Nov. IL Dec. Is.
Hours 20 $50 p m.
station. Guysncourt,
Aug. -. sept 26, Oct. "a Nov. 21 Dec. t2.
Hours ) TO 9 p. m.
Engine House. Newport.
AUG. %. Sept. 27. Oct. rs. Nov. ~, Dec. TO-
Hours 60 p. m.
Elsnere Lumber Yard Once.
Aug. IS, Sept. ~ Oct. ~ Nov. -, Dec u.
Hours 3 to 8 p IN.
HoIlingsworth's Coal and Lumber Once
Mnrshalton.
Aug. &c, Sept, 80 Oct. -, Nov. IS. Dec. 2s-
Hours 3 TO p.
Court House. Wilmington
Last Saturday In each month.
Tax bills can be obtained BY making per
senal application 90 the Collector. or ny
sending written communication enclosing
stamps.
Hours 10 A. m TO IL m.
Extract from the Laws Of Delaware, EeF~
erning the collection Of taxes Of Nav Cas-.
tie county Section g. Chapter So Volume "a.
Laws Of Delaware. amended
Section 3--That on all taxes pad bescre
the hrst day Of October. there shah be
abatement Of FIVE per centum. On all taxes
psid before the first day Of December theirs
shall be an abatement Of three per centur.
On all taxes paid during the month Of ps-
cemher there shall be no abatement enkt.
ever. And on al taxes unpaid on tie hrst
81 January there shall be added ore per
csnium per month until the ss-ie shall -
WILLIAM TINSMAN.
Collector 81 Taxes for Christiana Enndr@t.
rismord state Phone 6o7e. P. Q. RichRr6'
son Park Del
sugis q. septic ls,oetie, ,as,nov 12.ladsa.
1Q.1T.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.


SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Legsr Facas, to me di-
rected, VIII be exposed 10 public sale at
the Court House. on Market street, be
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, II the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware,
on SATURDAY,
THE SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1913,
at 10 o clock, a. M.
the following described real estate, VIZ;
No 1-Beginnng at point on the
northcrly side OF Eighth street, at the DIS
tance OF hfty feet easterly from tho easterly
side of Harrison street thence northefis
parallel with Harrison street, one hundred
and forty feet to stake; thence eastery
parallel with Eighth street, twenty-five feet
to another stake; thence southerly ana
parallel with Harrison street and passing
through the centre Of the party wall between
this and the adjoining house on the east, one
hundred and forty feet 70 the said northerly
side OF Eighth street. and thence thefepY
westerly twenty-five feet, to the place OF be
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may. a.. ~.
crly side Of Porter street. between Chest.
nut and Elm streets, at the distance OF
seventy-hve feet from the northery side or
Elm street thence westerly paraiie. Win
Elm street ffty-four feet to corner ;
thence northerly parallel With Porter street.
twelve and one-half feet 70 another corner
thence ensterly parallel with Elm street.
hfty-four feet. 20 The said westerly soc o.
Porter street. and thence thereby southeriy
twelve and one bali feet, 20 the place Of be
ginning he the contents thereof what they
may.
seized ard taken in execution IS the
prepertv OF Iohn ~ Brady. adminisirstor o'
George lusfis. deceased mortgagor MARY
e. 1nstia his wife. mortgsEer, being alsf
deceascdl and 10 be sold by
WALTER S BURRIs. sheriff
Sheriff once, Wilmington, Del Augns
IL. 1919. aug2o. .e8. 20, so-sept2,5.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

X 81 m Of FDWIRD MENDlNHAilL.
II Deceased.
tatnentary upon the estate of Edward Men
dinhan. late Of Wilmington Hundred d.
reasrd. we're duly granted unto John ~
Nondinhau and Security Trust and safe pe.
posit Company. on the 10Th day % August,
4 81. 1918. and an persons indebted 70 the
said deceased are requested 70 make payment
~ the Executors without delay and All per.
sons having demands against the deceased
are rennired Is exhibit and present the same
dnlv probated 10 The said Executors on or
Or before the 10Th day Of At ST. a ID.
1914 or abide hy the law ~ this behalf.
JOHN NJ MENplHALLL,
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Executors.
Address Security Trust and safe Deposit
Company Wilmington. Delaware.
an- ln- cod for B lUnnkN.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
no PLAY FOR cHAMpIONsHIP.

Belmar will play Montrose on Sat
urday, at Kirkwood Park, for the city
championship. Belmar will use the
following players: Evans, left field
Simms. center field; Stoats, shortsiop;
n. Walker. catcher; Rolls. pitcher;
Good, third base; n Walker, first
base: Askins. right field: Anderson.
second base. Dockric sub. catcher,
Rolden. sub. pitcher.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
rAx NOTICE..
Notice to the Taxpayers Of
MiII Creek Hundred

The Taxpayers Of Min Greek Hundred
are hereby notified that ! viii be me ioi
lowing places 10 receive County, Poor ROAD
cnpitation and Dog Taxes, for the year islsi
AZ my home every evening until clock
Hours J TO p. M
Marshallton. Bsrretts store
AUG. IA. sept. 3. 20, Oct. ~, Nov 20 Dee.
ls tsspi. srd and 2sth win sit until
,. mD
Choate Richards store,
Aug. 20. sept II, Oct a. Nov. p, Dec IL
Union. Dempseys store,
Aug. as. sept "a, Oct. 20, Nov 49, Dec. TO-
Milford cross Roads, G. Rankin's,
sept. is, Nov. IS,
stanton, b. l.. pickey's store
Aug. 90, Sept ?, 20, Oct 80 NOV 20 D'''
Cedar's Malcolm's Store,
AUG. Is. Sept. 10. Oct 81, Nov. 20, Dec. ~
Wooddale Station,
Sent % Dee. H.
Yorkiyn. u. H. Dennison's store,
sept. 10, Nov. ~
Court House, Wilmington,
Aug. %. sept 8, is, 20, %, Oct. 20, Nov O.
-, 20. Dec. i3 H.
Hours 1890 a. m. 70 so p M
Hockessin. Mendenhalrs store,
Aug ~. 30 Sept. II, is, 30, Oct. 23, NOV.
l3. 27. Dec. 20. 3d.
Tax bills Gun be Obtained Dl hiah"h ~
sonal application 10 the Collector, or BY
sending written communication enclosing
stamps
Extract from the Laws OF Delaware, gov
erning the collection Of taxes OF New tss-
county Section B. Chapter ~, volume -
Laws of Delaware, as amended
Section 3--rhst on all taxes paid before
he first day Of October. there shall be an
abatement Of five per centum. On az taxes
paid before the hrst day Of December ,neIe
sb,q be An abatement Of three per centum.
On an taxes paid during the month Of De
rember there shall be no abatement what,
Aver And on al taSes unpaid on The first
Of Jsnuary there shall be added one per
rs,tnm rer month until the same shall be
ELLIS r HICKS
celleetor of Taxes fer Mill Creek Hundred
nian,ond state Phone k5r4 Heckessin, ?. Q.
Marshsllton, Del.
srg1s 90 ept1o ls,oetle,as as,novl -,ls.dee.
a.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
SHARFTOWN
SCORE N INNINgs
EnEN IRs- CLAIM GAME.

Eden lrs. wish to reply TO the man
acer Of Cardinals regarding the game
PLAYED last Saturday. Eden Juniors say
the game did not end tic, but was won
by tdeu. 4 TO 3. The Eden 'lrs would
like 70 have a game for any Saturday in
September.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
TAX NOTICES.
TAX NOTICES.
Notice 10 the Taxpayers OF
New Castle Hundred

III. Taxpav.rs Of New Castle Hund-et
are hereby notified that I will be al the io,-
lowing places 20 receive County foof' is, isoao,
0apifstion and Dog Faxes fnr the year 1911"
Neu Castis Mayors Office,
Mondays srs. ~. 25 Sept Is, -, oet. -.
- ard Nov. IT, 2l
Hours 10 TO IL a.. m.
Rear station. Geo. r. Davis store,
Tuesdays. Aug. %, Sept 2a, Oct. 2s. ami
Nov 25.
Hours n a. m 70 I p m
Red Lion William r. Silvers Store.
MONDAYS sept. % Oct. 20 and Nov. II.
Hours / a. m TO ] p. M.
Wilmington. Court House,
Saturdays, Aug. 20, Sept. ~ Oct 30 and
Nov. 20.
Hours 10 TO . a. m.
New Castle Trust Go,
Every day.
Tax hills can be obtained by making per-
sonsl application 20 tho Collector, or by
sending written communication enclosing
stamps.
Extract from the Laws Of Delaware gov
orning the collection Of taxes Of New Gas
tie county. Section g. Chapter so. Volume "a
Laws af Delaware. As amended.
Section 3-That on al taxes paid before
the hrst day Of October, there shall be an
abatement 81 five per centum. On all taxes
Maid before the first day nf December there
ON an taxes paid during the month Of De.
ccmbsr there shall be no abatement what
ever And on al taxes unpaid on the first
~ January there shpr he sdded one per
centum per month until the same ehsll be
paid. -
Collector Of Taxes for New Castle Hundred
POST Once sew Castle Del
argis 2o, septic, is,oetle.2s ,ncv.l2,is,dse.
1911.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
FxpFcT succEssFUL FAIR.

Only routine business was transacted
OF the meeting Of the board OF directors
of the Delaware state Fair Association
Yesterday. The concensus OF opinion
among the directors was that the com
ing fair viii be success. All that IS
needed is line weather.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING.

The annual picnic of Shiloh and Eighth
street Baptist churches will be held az
Eden Park All day tomorrow There
will be various sports, including a ball
rame between members Of the two sun
day schools. 4 delightful uay Is antici-
mated
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
PAINTER BREAKS ARM.

Walter Grihith, painter, broke a
small bone in his wrist yesterday when
lie fell from a building The fracture
was reduced at the Delaware Hospital.
GrifHth lives at Second and Walnut
streets.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
RApCF 10 CLEAR.

The barge Alabama is expected to
leave the yards of the Harlan and Hot
lingsworth Corporation ON Friday. Ihis
new barge will be used in the southern
trade
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
DAILY PUZZLE.
ANSWERS.

ANSWERS.
/. Neither is satisfied with mode
rate use Of the glass.
,. Because it doesn't run long with
out winding.
3. Jonah was a stranger and he took
him in
T. The roof Of the mouth.
>. When they have an understand
ing between them.
QUESTIONS.
l. How can il be proved that horse
has sir legs?
2 II bear were to 90 into linen
shop what would he want
3 Which loom does weaver like
best
l. Why Is a thump like a hats
s. When does a dead ruler violate
ths truth
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
BERLIN ON WINNING STRIFE.

BERLIN. Md, Aug. 2O Berlin has
now struck its winning stride, win
ming the last five games, the last
three by the shutout route. Sharp
town played here today and lost to
Berlin, S to 0, The score:
nIrDTTN
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
TAX NOTICE.
Notice 10 the Taxpayers OF
Brandywine Hundred
TAX NOTICE

The taxable residents OF brAndyNi
Hundred. and all persons liable TO pay taN
in said Hundred are hereby notified that the
taxes for the year 1918 are now due, and the
undersigned Tax Collector for said hundred
G Riees. Holly OAK.
AUG Is, SEPT. ~. NOV. "a. DEC. H..
Hours I TO 4 p. m.
r. Baldwin Store
AUG 20. SEPT. 10, NOV 2l, DEC. 10.
Hours | 20 p. m.
Joseph Browns. Talleyville,
SEPTEMBER 26,
From 20 p. m.
Perrys Hotel
AUG. 20. SEPT. 30, NOV 2s DEC 2s.
Hours. 1 10 p. m.
Wilmington Court House.
AUG %. 80 SEPT. rs. 20 27, OCT is, 25,
NOV. %. 20, DEC. 20. -.
Hours 10 a. m. to Il m.
Tax bills can be obtained by making per-
sonal application 20 the Collector or by
sending written communication enclosing
stamps.
Extract from the Laws Of Delaware. gov
erning the collection Of taxes Of New Castle
county, Section 3. Chapter 80, Volume "a,
Laws Of Delaware. as amended.
Section 3-rhat on all taxes paid before
the first DAY Of October. there shall be an
abatement of five per centum. On an taxes
nnid before the FIRST day Of December there
Shall be an abatement % three per ccntuin.
on an taxes paid during the month Of De.
crmber there shall he no abatement what
ever And on al taxes unpaid on the hfsi
Of January there shall be added one per
cenium per month until the same shall be
paid
Collector Of Taxes for Brsndywins Hundred
Route No q Edge Moor. Del
sugia .2o.ssptio. ls,octle,ss, s,nev IL, l9i dec
101T.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
pELMAR TRIMs sEAFoRp.

SEAEORD, Del. Aug. 20. In we'll
PLAYED game. Delmar defeated Seaford
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
TODAY'S BASEBALL CHANCES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Detroit .........,C Clear
Boston at Chicago .,.............C Clear
New ) ork at ST. Louis games Clear
Washington at Cleveland Game
scheduled today was played Au-
gust 10.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
CITY TREASURES REPORT.
STATEMENT OF THE DEBT
o the City Wilmington D for the Fiscal Year Ending June 80 1913
W. s. Lednum City Treasurer

Title Of Bonds.
Sinking Fund Loan .......,,.'..''.'
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
water Department -. ........
water Department ~. ..........

street and Sewer .... ....,...,....'
Water Department .....-......t.....
street and Sewer and Parks ........
S250.000.00 S. & s,
25,000.00 Parks.
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHfR1TTfS SSTF~BY VfReuE OF A
writ 81 Lev Fac. 10 me directed viii be
exposed to Public Sale AZ ihe Court House,
on Market Street. between Tenth ana
Eleventh streets in the Cuts ot winning
tom New Caste county. Delaware,
Evening journal., 1913-08-20
Sinking Fund !

Sinking Fund Loas ,.s......, ..,.-'
Sinking Fund Loan (Parksl l...
Sinking Fund Loan (Tenth streeD...
Loan No 81 cwater) ........-a....
Loan No. 81, Part Cwater) ..""."
Loan No. 50, Part Cwater,
Loan No 80 CFarks) .............
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
ACTUAL COLOR MOVIES At
CALUMET THEATER ENJOYED
INTERESTING SUBJECTS DEPICT
Ed By klNEMACOlOR CO.
TWO SHOWS TO-DAY.

II sounded quite exciting when the
lecturer at the Calumet theatef last
night announced "All Aboard For the
Fsst Trip Trough the Panama Canal"
and It Is To be doubted whether the
nrst actual trip through this wonder
fui artificial waterway will be any
more interesting than that taken by
the audience who Witnessed the actual
colon photography of the kinemacolOr
company exhibited last night. To make
nip by boat through the canal viii
mean that the water will have been
let in and this will obliterate the Won
CtTiul engineering construction that
hHs been termed by authorities the
greatest feat of its kind in the world
Under the supervision Of General
Chester of the L. :. n. the Kinema-
color company, with the assistance of
live camera men, some of them work
ing engineers, took moving pictures,
including the actual colors, of every
important move and bit of construc-
ton in the making of the ditch. "
which vet unite North and South Am
erica
Preceding this achievement Of the
United states were shown scenes of
the recent hostilities of the Balkan
states and their ultimate victory over
the disposed Turk. Some OF the scenes
displayed were so close To the front
that i'm one instance an actual HON
Udrdment Of one of the Turkish forts
i distinctly shown. We are told that
many of the most exciting views were
DESTROYED before they could he sent
bcl"ss the border. but even those that
succeeded in getting across the from
ter give a comprehensive idea of the
fierce fighting that took place before
the Turks were subdued.
In contrast To the foregoing pictures
were those of the troubles the suifra-
gists experienced during their march
al Washington on March Bird last, and
The well trained concise movements
aud drilling of own superb navy dur
ing the naval parade of last summer.
Nv the request of many people the
management announced that at the
matinee and night performance today
several reels of the famous Durbar
would Toe shown and also new reels of
The making of the Panama canal,
ana one Just received, THE Maneu-
''rs OF the Japanese Army" In con-
junction the regular program will be
Produced
Fart ot the program. which ranked
only second To the marvellous pictures
''ApIaN'd' was the interesting lecture
gwen by II. 4. Jones. whose descrip-
'oh "t the many scenes was vivid and
interesting, aud one or two of the
anecdotes high amusing. II is seldom
'nal an entertainment of this kind
mat combines both amusement and
education is given.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
ROYAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Eneland's Ming and Queen Entertain
ed in Honor OF Occasion.

ed IN Honor OF OCCASION.
London. July The king and
queen, who have gone to Lancashire
for a visit as the guests OF Lord
Derby at tnowslcy hall, viii celebrate
their twentieth Wedding anniversary
tomorrow. Their marriage took place
on July g, 1872.
For the cutcrtainment of his royal
guests Lord Derby has arranged Il
novelt, in the shape of a genuine
music hall performance The program
has been prepared by Frank Allen, the
manager of the Empire, the Hippo
Grome aud other noted music halls in
London and the provinces.
The entertainment is To be given
Monday night and will take place In a
special theater constructed at Knows
ley hall at a cost of $1,000. I'm the
center of the auditorium has been
placed dias for the accommodation
Of the King ami queen.
Several amateur performers will APP
pear on the evenings program, but
The bulk of the entertainment will be
furnished by professional music hal
stars who will go down from London
especially for the occasion. lleadine
the bill will be Neil KENYON, The
Postwar of Dunrobin Toun, and Tom
Edwards. the ventriloquist huntsman
Others who Will contribute To the en-
tertainment are Georse FormbN a
Lancashire dialect comedian; Olgar
Edgar and Eli Hudson, musical act
and Frank and Nesta, in a dancins
act
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION.

There VIII be a meeting OF the men-
bcrs of the Calumet Playground assoc
citation IN the Y. NJ. &. A. lecture room
,rondav afternoon, June at 2:SO
o'clock. A report will be presented ny
the supervisor Of the Laurlum pay
ground. showing the activities there
since IL was formally opened ana IN"
interest taken.
Plans for the new Elm street play
ground, will be taken up az TINS "'ee,.
ing and IL is probable decision VIII
no reached as 10 what equipment VIII
no raou,red The grading of the new
playground is progressing nleeiy uhue'
the direction of street commissioner
Jacka of the Village and the town
ship highway department
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
Brief Notes From
Realm of Fashion

The vogue Of the double skirt seems
to bee Increasing.
new silk repe has embroidered
rprips Of flowers upon II.
Small leGhorn hats are being yelled
with printed chiffon.
HANDBAGS are like hats and shoes
ia being as small as possible
NeN YORK shops are showing some
new blouse suits with pleated peplums.
Decorative sashes and belts are
PLAY Ing big part in summer fashions.
Bayadere and Roman stripes are TO
be used this fail Tor girdles and
sashcs.
Broche crepes and brocade charm
cGse IN monotone colorings are among
the fashionable silks.
The latest word from Paris is that
tJlle has quite displaced chiffon FOR
draper, purposes.
The favorltc shoe in Paris Is the
"cothorne low shoe laced with
ribbons hieh on the ankle.
Hawthorn, sweet peas, and hedge
roses are reported as being in favor
IN Paris for summer millinery.
one OF the prettiest summer frocks
seen lately was yellow voile with a
white cotton velour stripe.
Among the attractive automobile
caps seen this summer is one of two
thickness of chiffon made like a
sunbonnet.
For simple morning costumes many
Of the coats have martingale straps
and lingerie collars and revers, hem
stitched ana laid on those of the
material
\ novelty In parasols has a ierrule
end which is an exact reproduction oi
the top of the directoire walking
sticks carried by the beauties of that
period.
Eulcros. blazers. Etons, Russian
blouse coats and Norfolk Jackets all
are seen on the summer suits of linen
and cotton, silk and even lace
\ pocket is a feature of many of
the new white skirts Most OF the
hip seams, but more convenient ar
rangement is To have ii fastened ON
one side of the front
Ratiuc, So much used for summer
fru,ks. can he effectively buttonholed
: rruck OF ratine needs no other
trimming than buttunholed collar and
cuffs. huttouh"led front closing or
waist ana skirt and a suede belt.
\ dainty finish for net and lace
blouses Is handing of tiny roses
wrapped in "A fold of net To edge the
sleeves, neck and fronts of the blouse
| The roses should he the little silk ones
! that are sold bN the yard.
sensible bathing suit tor LITTLE
rirl consists of mohair boomers ant
| knitted WOODEN sweater matching II
color. The sweaters worn for bathing
are made with sailor collar and ar'
worn with 4 tie Tor the smalle
child the most comfortable and dura
hlc is the knitted wooden bathing suit
maze in one piece and buttoned oi
he shoulders
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
AojurANT JACKSON TO LEAVE.
mead OF Calumet Salvation Army
Transferred to North Dakota.

ne transfer of Adjutant and Mrs.
'"'ss"h for the past year at the head
the Calumet Salvation Army, to
Jamestown. n. D.. was announced to
u'V ana farewell sermon will be con-
Quoted al the Army hall, Sunday even
ing, July 10.
"'s ms residence here. Adiutant
'a'Nso1 mas accomplished much for
S"e oehtht OF the local corps and his
''p"'tnfe is deeply regretted. He is
pe'seVerine official whose efforts
"ove resulted In the present prosper
w ' condition of the Calumet corps.
e. 'nahge is made necessary through
- hea'th as the officer Is suffering
nO'h throat affliction. His success
~ ,,, WIN be Adjutant Talbot of st. Paul.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
..S..
LAuRIUM M. e.

service at the Laurium NJ. f. church
sunday morning will be in the form OF
,sUtism II children, reception Of mem
,srs and the administration of the
sacrament Oren III. Scouten, mis-
.iorary 10 British Fast Africa, win
conduct the evening sermon. Class
meeting will Ice held at o'clock and
Sunday school az , 30.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
CALUMET M. e.

Roy. w. T.. Marvin of Hancock. dis
,,ict superintendent. viii conduct serv-
80 AT the calumet NJ. f.. church sun
A., morning Rev. Adams occupying
~. nulpit at the lioughton NJ. H.
church General class meeting VIII he
.rs,d M o'clock and Sunday school
an convene AT noon. The Divine
exchange" will be the theme Of the
sermon by Rev Adams Sunday even
1ug
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
NORW6 GlAN- LUTHERAN.

Rev. IL. &. Casperson, student
al the Hartford Theological seminary
Of Hartford. Conn, will he in charge
OF services at the Norwegian Lutheran
church Sunday evening. Following this
service meeting of the Young Peo-
Pies society will be held Rev. $.
Romsdahl will be in charge Of the
morning service
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05

An iron and glass building that Is
loon Ia stick its head up among the
skyscrapers in lower Broadway VIII
have Lhe distinction OF being Amcri-
cas- thinrest office building, II will
b" hive feet wide, by 100 feet deep.
will contain three stories and several
'commodious Offices. The building
Will stand on the corner VI Broadway
and Worth streets. The building site
was reduced to its present emaciated
dimenuons through the change made
more than forty years aso In the
property lines on Worth street. To
the initiated IL would seem that with
a structure only five feet wide. the
builders viii have 10 revert 10 the old
custom Of havine the stairways ON
me outside
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
NORWEGIAN DANISH m. e.

The open Door-Foreign Missions"
will be- the theme of discourse by
.Rf T.. W. Petersen at the Norwe-
eian- Danish NJ f.. church Sunday
morning The subject OF the evening
sermon viii be The open Door
Home Missions Sunday school will
lie held at noon with special music in
~. .A.ninR
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
NEWS FORECAST OF
THE COMING WEEK

Washington. Juiy "A quiet week
IL in prospect for official Washington,
the debates in Congress over the tar
nj measure promising the only relief
from the dullness that envelopes the
capital in mid summer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-05
SALVATION ARMY.

sunday meeting at the Salvation ar
my han AT Seventh and Portland
streets will he as follows
10 30-Holiness meeting
p. m.--praise meeting
p. m.-Praise meeting and enroll
ment.