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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
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bar meooelt ON, ooerraifeoe os meo
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ter ifal blioe raft og fomme til
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ale henoes genner og 9efenOtp
at hore.
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fOent ior Giti5eus State 9anf
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FOR 6un0tllr, Der III er g9loenoe,
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Geiorter. uonprfet Sogtienelte.
8alq al Shutter. 9fberale @rpnier
for S~tanOsninger o. Returnering
6or nprmere l1noerretning bennenb
Gem til Ell agent for Obi. 9ortb-
neitern Sernbane eller til %. 8.
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Sra aennaro fan oi meo.
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Zig er oeo co. 70 4ar 9ammel.
6an baooe / Here Mar Iiot al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
Nnlconing for eli oanI'
Barber.

an0en 0gr Spo Tor Oan. Slitb.
galbl. 0olie par ! mango @ar
5no9ang til en- 0auif 9arbeuhle.
99l er iomme 2eiligbeO after aaben,
til 5alg eller Seie Tor en- onnif
Barber, en- 900 2eiIigbeO i Dor
itprft 0anife gp. 0fan benoenOe
iia til DIR 6anien 9renboIOt eIler
til gan. 2litb. -4ltbl. 9ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
RoLoNIENS FORpELE.

kOLDR4ENS OhDELL-
bet er vanskeigt At erhyerve ct Store samlet Areal gdt Land, son
ener sig til en- Kooni. men ig br fndet N saadan Lejighed sheri
dan County, Nebr. Der er fire Ranches, hMs Ejere r bleven ve1haYende
og som snsker at trakke sig tlbage, hvofor de hal gvet mig hontrakt
paa at udstykke deres Land.
KLIMA oG DRIKKEvAND.
K6maet Diet nordvestige Nebraska er pa enhyer Aarstd behage
dTeve6 kod. og sommersarmen oliver aling rykkende idet N@ttene
alud er keige. Man finder overall kart og frskt DHkkeyand en- Dyb-
de at 500 Fod.
PRIsER oG BETINGELSER.
like e noeen skov It rydde, ingpn Rse Baker, ingn Stem at fierne.
ehener Sand ener Gumbo. men en- og alene jRvnt, bslgeformigt og fro,
eMr 800 Acre kan her erhyrves dette Efteraar til den lave Prs al
$15 til $50 pr. Acre.
paa de allrIempeHgae ynkaar en- FJerdede til en- Trediedel kontant
og Resten paa fem Aars AfbetaHng mod 8 pct. FIere Nybyggere der pa
Egnen har de senere Aar betalt for deres Land me- den fsrte AYhng.
JoRDBUND oG AvL.
Jmdbunden denne Kdoni er udelukkende sort Muldjord med Lr-
mdelag og overordentig frugtbar. Ethvet Produkt, ON ayes den
Bygf speltz. Maj, o. M. a. Kartoffelavl er serng lsnnende, og Sheridan
County og Butte Counties ayler fTe Kartofhr og at bedre Kyaltt
end nogen andep En Staten. Mejeryrksomhed og hreaturaW, dnyes
med betydeig Fordel, og der fndes Mejerer OK Fl6destatoner Nerhe
den al Landet. svineavl gyer ogsaa beydeigt Udbytte, % kolera g
ukendt pa dise Egne.
LANDBRUGETS FREMTIDSUDSIGTER.
Dene Koloni tlbyder den bedste LeJighed de Forenede Slater for
sn dnftg og afhejdsom Mand til at dame sig ct HEN og arbeJde sig
dig. medens def avede Jordarea1 like er thaget. SevfGgehg VII Land
derfor vedbhye at stge Prs, serig under de nuherskende Priser paa
Produktene = og de vii rimeigvis hode sig mango Kan endnu.
SHERIDAN COUNTY KOLONIENS F0RTRIN.
Jg hr rest meget baade Nebraska og Nabostaterne og underssgt
Fohodene hje med Henblk pa Anlgggdsen af en- Kooni, men jg hr
j Sheridan County fundet angt de bedte Betingelsert baade hvad Jod
deIgt og bandet Landbrug Vinder mere og mere Fodfaste. Fhre hundreie
yelstaaende Farmere Sheridan County barr Diet bedste vdnesbyrd ON
Enhver der er virkeigt inhreseret dette Foretagende bedes skriye
efter narmer Oplysningr til
T. HERMANsEN,
1os Nc cague Bldg, 18th & Dodge Street OMAHA, NEB
Enkelte. vrkdystne Agenter, bosddende danke settlementer kan
antages.
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arebsnarSmpbe.

SIlinoi5 Greos al Zen foreneog
oanIfe co. lutb. 4irfp | amerifa"
boIoer. oil @iio, III oeIesereoe
areosmeoe j ct. 8miIi Nsenig-
beds Girfe @reenpiIIe, Wib., Den
"a. til 26. auguit.
acknowledgements oeo Wee-
BET oil blipe:
/. 4brabm Cubs Ben og Dc
troenoeS Ga6er.
II. Susanoagt
&~reoiens Wenigbeber beoes erin.
ore at ien6e Delegatr % 1rqiterne
at tomnle til Meoet
llngoomsforbain6et bolber III
Marsmsoe | Jorbin6elie mco Rrebs-
msoet og fortintter me0 Wsbe ben
81. Augiit.
Baa areoiens Degne.
6. Yeterfen,
Qreosformnn0.
ct. pauIi Wenigbe6, @reenpfIle
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Sn0oieliesfcit.

3 Gagene Den 25.-27. Mug
.oiI ser 6lipe SnopieIiesieit Tor Del
me Sfole6ns i CATS. 0fla., oa
Misiionsmsoe. sfnloc 9enner q.
N}isiionen bape emit til at beisg,
Sn0ianermisiionen oeo oenne Gel
lig6eo, iaa cr Be 5iertelia Gel
fomne.
Euitor 9. II. 2annien. Blair
.5ar looet at fomme berneo. Ben
ncr 6eo Tor %, At Serrens gel
|iiguelie maa bpile ooer os i 6rem
|tiocu, Tom i DC iioite % aar.
Nile inSbn0es.
n 8 1feIfeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

% s%nnerer, inobpoer oenligit til
n9pnte areosms0e. Seiter beoes
inomeIbe Jig i goo Sio enten til
st. Barli Weni9beos Jormano,
g1r. 8. $. Gbriitofferien eIler til
linoertegneoe.
Otter iioite Observation-Disclosures.
ie betdler etbper en- Dollar for
aoit og 9ogi % 25c ior buert efs.
itra WaaIti0.
SO. 6. HieIfen
Meninhe0ens Yrpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
GAA MED PAA DEN STORE HJEMs0GER EKsKURsIoN
TIL DEN DANSKE KoLONI PAA COSTILLA ESTATE
det sYdige Colorado, den 4. September.

Tai med danske Farmere, som anerede Dor derude, Sc deres
store Avl af Alfalfa, Markarter, Hvede og andre Kornsorter. Cor
Dem bekendt med Fordelene we'd Kvag- og Svinopdrat derude, og
v@lg dem e Farm n9r we'd Byen.
Rejsen frem og tnbage fra Omaha koster kun $500 Herr
indbefattet allie ngdvendige Udgifter for Ugen. Tilsvarende Bill
letpriser fra andre Steder. Interessante Udflugter foretages Den
YER. Colorado Springs og til Pixies Peak uden ekstra Udgift for
Deltagerne. En- Modtagesesfest anrettes for de bes9gende at Be-
boerne pa Costila Estate.
Man rejser fra Chicago og Minneapolis Mandag Aften. Fra
Steder Iowa Tirsdag Morgen. Fra Kansas City Tirsdag Middag.
Fra Omaha Tirsdag Eftermiddag XII. 4:20. Onsdagen tlbringes i
Denver og Colorado Springs. Man passerer Pueblo we'd Midnat og
ankommer til Costila Estate tidig Torsdag Morgen.
Bestem Dem til at gaa med paa Turen den A. Sept og velg
Dem q frugtbar Farm den ny Koloni. Skriv sraks ON n9rmere
Oplysninger til
oLUF BoND0, Special Representative,
sHEDD INVESTMENT 90, General Agents,
fifth Floor, Range Bldg, Tel Douglas 42b4
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Keb Agerbrugs Land,

hvor Farmerens Son kan have de sam
me Betingelser, som hans Fader havde
for ham, we'd eller nmr Jernbane eller
smukke Seer. Hvorfor leje, naar De
kan kobe en- Farm til den samme Pris
De betaler ! Leieafgift9 Bedste Jord-
bund. Udmerkede Meierier j Nerheden.
De er sikker paa at gore Diet godt. KlS-
yerens naturlige HEN.
LAND DEPT.N N. ITASCA LUMBER co.
Deer River, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
9rebsmpoe.

Neinneiota are0s niboloer lit
Garsmgoe / 81. Yeters De
nigbeO, ueo 2licf, Urls, ira 81.
Augiit inOtiI oen 2. September.
We0et begpn6er meo 8liostiene-
tie 8re6ag 6ormiooag 81. 10.
R~reoiens gmne:
Get ber os igennem mango
|SrRnasIer at inogao i Subs 9ise.
Gp. Ser. IA, %.
Menig6e0ens @mne:
st irligtbringenoe Renigbebsar.
beioe. 1 aor. 10, So.
Ban &reoiens 8e9ne.
8. SO. gon0o.
ct. Beters Renigbeo inobn6er
beroe6 genner of Dor 9irfes ar.
beioe iii ooennrDnte areosmsoe.
Der betoIes $1.00 for OpboIOet
un6er belle Rsoet, 25c for enfelt
NooItio.
Rnn beoes meI6e iii aomme til
lln6erteaneoe fer Den %. angilit
Fna Renigbeoens 8egne.
g. 8. 81. arogb, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
0riitelint MISUNDERSTANDING

for SIIinois 9reos afboloer lit 3.
4ursme0e ben 27. alla. 1917
@reenpiIle, Dtid. Vile llnqoomsfor-
euiuqer tiIberenoe 5orbunoet, ber.
Iaa plot mlligt. ienoe 0eIegoter.
6. M. RieIien, Serb. 5ormano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

.MGrf. Si0e ,. iorite SpaIte i
oette Pr. or ser oe0 aorrefturret-
telien inolebet en- menngsforitpr-
renoe Sell. Ser itaar: rs set
elIeote 4arbunoreoe iremiattes pG-
ientIig iamme 2pre al 2aniranc %
forioareoes al grfebiifop al San.
terbnrD. England, Here 5foIaiti-
fere. 9es: -. fremiattes uGient-
Iig Iamme 29re al 2anfranc, @r.
fe6fifop Al Canterbury, England,
% iorioareoes Al ilere Sfolnititere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
WiSInnSm60e

afboIoes I Dor Jreliers Nenigbeos
afrfe. GernoaIe, Gal. I Dagene fra
ben Go. Sept, bportil ale ben.
tight inobp6es. RrRiterne u. s.
Senien, San Jroncisco os 2arI ".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

ufboI0es. ON 9erren oil, i auou.
bon, Sa., 23.-26. 4uguit. &9rlie
5nObDOeIie til ale.
Foa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
5. =. gbriftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
9efenotaprelier.

Senoaa ben 10. anguit llofIugt
ior 2. 2. 9ernene MeOeiteo pes
airfen ST. 8.
@llostieneite / airfen al. 1890.
0nsoaa Den y. apinoemeOe Dos
Due 9noeriens.
0n5oaa 4ften. llngOomsmeOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

@anien, Seinia, bar lopet At upre
til Steoe % oeItage.
Raa Reni8be0ens o9 eane Beg
ne, e. 3. ). RieIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
Menigbeoens Brett
Mishunsmpbe

8iI Cub, afhcI0es Ueisfions-
meoe peo Opens, Soma, 2sroag
og Ssnoag ben 18. og 10. au.
quit. 8enner inobpoes berpe6 i'll
at belle Cubs Riges gooer meo os
/ oisie Gage.
Ban Wenigbe6ens 8egne.
s. Sse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15


AtInntic areos ai Den ~foreneoe
D. en. liIt5. STRIFE ofboIoer lit De.
Iegereoe aarsmsoe i SaIems Uae-
nigbeo, grooflDn, j.. y, ! Dagene
ira ben 81. auguit til ben :. Sept
o. ". are0iens Renigbeoer beoes
ienoe DeIe8oter. og 8reiterne be
oes gipe Weoe.
areoiens gnne: ut. %. 20.
Mcnigbeoens emne. a%riterhe.
oens iterite 5arer ! 9eutioen.
6orretnfnssme0e 2proag 5or.
nrioons meo 8nl9 al gmbeosmGno,
|OreiteIie al areoiens Misiionsar.
bei0e % all, Der benbsrer UNDER
81 frpoer Reoets 4fgerelie.
Brritetonpent: 9orsDog Iiten.
Gimme: 2 9im. 4. Is.
Str. 0briitenIen, SefretGr.
=. .. HlPr, Hre0sforinaflo.
atInntic Rreos' llngoomsforbuno
|ufboloer, oil @lto, iii 4arsms0e /
|9rooflDn. Rnn6ng ben 3. Septbr
.Gmne: Sob. aob. B, 15-16. alle
|Goreninger beoes ien6e 9elesater,
og for6prigt ~in0bpoes ale oenligit
til DeItogelie meo os.
CIR. GbriitenIen, 5ormano.
8 6enboIO til openitndenoe Be
tenotgsreIie inobp6er Snlems ban.
|ite eD. -IiItb. Wenigbeo beroeo ale
til al fomme og oeltaee 1 nponte
Rsoer.
San brittle Of 8Rffen paa Be
len: 0erfor 1efter ban 5oDeoet
'beit." Cal. 10, 7.
gfan beoes inomeloe fig til I'M.
oertegne6e ieneit ben 20. aug.
3. 8. aiI6iig,
100 Broipect Ine., 8rooflpn. 81. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

O.ttau.sg .tigt
Risiionsmooe

/ Davenport % Uaoline ira Den 10.
- oea %. SEPTEMBER. Br9iterue
5. @ertien % 6. s. Stlotb oil ior.
fDn0e 8u0s Or0.
3. 6. w. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15
DANsK KoLoNI I NEBRASKA.

$4,000 Acres / Sheridan County, Neb, paa Hovedllnien
af C. g N. ". R. R. ca. 400 Mil fra Omaha ener Sioux City
og kun 1918 Mil ia Jernbanebyen Hay Springs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

Gn opetig Sbmrer
fam faa Itaoigt arbeioe Dos Ueurtin
z. SoII. CIT 5orn. ga
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uDanlferen.

Gnsoas ben 10. anguit. 1917.
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Wishonsmeoe

3. 6. w. Sanien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-15

Diet er vanskehet at erhYerve ct Store samet Areal gdt Land, som
eaner sig til en- Kooni. men ig hr fundet en- saadan Leiighed sheri
dan County, Nebr. Der er fire Ranches, his Ejere er bleyen velhaYende
og som ensker at trekke sig tIbage, hvorfor de har givet mig kontrakt
na at ndstxkke deres Land.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
To TALK ON SEVEN
PERIODS OF Bible
Series of Lectures Planned by Mrs.
Louise Harding Earll.

A survey of the Bible in Seven
Periods will be conducted by Mrs.
Louise Harding Earll to two classes
of Bible students at the Mt. Vernon
Place NJ. Z. Church and the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. Mrs.
EARL is chairman of the standing
committee on Bible extension work OF
the Interdenominational Missionary
Union of the District of Columbia.
Glasses will be held on Thursday
at 10::30 in the morning at the Mt.
Vernon Place N. Z. Church on Oc-
tober %, November l. s, Is. % and
December and 10. The classes held
at the Vermont Avenue Christian
church will be given on Monday at
7:30 in the evening on October %, No
vember ), u, 10, and 26. and December
3 and 10. Certificates will be awarded
at the close of the series to those
who register.
In her survey, Mrs. Earll has di-
vided the Bible into seven periods.
that of Adam. Abraham, David, The
Captivity. Christ, The Church and
The Restoration.
Except for the necessary leaflets,
stationery, pencils and certificates, ex-
penses of the series of classes will be
met by voluntary contributions. All
meetings are open to the public, it
was announced.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
PLAN To ORGANIZE
SCHOOL CLASSES
Mrs. Taylor Explains Details of Ad-
vantages to Be Derived.

Free INSTRUCTION In cooking. manual
training and sewing will be conducted
for the benefit Of members Of the
Grant, Toner, weightman schools II a
Sufficient number will avail themselves
of the opportunity in accordance with
decision reached by this body In reg
ular session last night in the Toner
School, Twenty-fourth and F streets
northwest, with Mrs. John E. Taylor,
president, in the chair.
In addition to these free classes,
there will also be inaugurated classes
in English. French. Spanish, mechani-
cal drawing, elementary electricity,
violin and basketry, for which a very
small fee will be required from each
member OF the class Mrs. Taylor
explained in detail some OF the ad-
vantages TO be gained by these classes
and urged upon those present to in
dicate at once just which study they
would desire to pursue in order that
classes could be formed for early be-
ginning.
DR.. H. E jackson. OF the Bureau
OF Education, was also a speaker al
the meeting. explaining the many ad-
vantages OF the various classes pro
posed. and urging that everyone who
could possibly do so join one Of the
classes He said that in other COM
munities persons in the classes were
gratifed with the progress they were
making.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
Church ARRANGES
MILITARY SERVICE
Capt. c. H. Dickins to Preach at
Metropolitan Memorial.

Enlisted men in the vicinity OF
Washington have been invited to at
tend a military service at the Metro
politdn Memorial NJ. f. Church to-
morrow morning. Capt. Curtis IL.
Dickins. ranking chaplain of the navy,
will preach the sermon. Capt. Dickins
now is stationed at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard.
A buffet lunch will be served the
men after the service by the ladies of
the church and veterans of the Span
ish and civil wars will be present,
many Of them in uniform, to greet the
boys.
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell, pastor. will
preach the sermon at the services
held in the evening in observance OF
the call of President Wilson to make
Sunday n day Of prayer for victory
of the arms of America. "Have We a
Right to Expect a Favorable Re
sponse to Our Prayers at This Time
will be the subject of DR.. Mitchell.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
Calvary NJ. Z. Church.

"Ezra's Return from Babylon" will
be the text of Rev. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery In teaching the mems
Bible class OF Calvary M. Z. Sunday
School tomorrow morning. The les
son will be based on the Eighth Chap
ter of Ezra; Verses Is to 36. inclusive.
Solos by Mrs. Wheeler Wilson and
Mrs. Herman F. Carl will be included
in the music. which will be under the
direction of Chorister Schmucker.
Active participation in the Billy Sun
day campaign will be taken by the
class. The Washington Readers Club
will give the program for the next
social meeting of this class on We'd
nesday, November Z. A liberty bond
was purchased by the men of the
class at the last meeting.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
Arrested for Wearing
Uniform Of u. S. Soldier;
Courts Action Lenient

Buddy" Penn. a colored mes
sener boy. tried his best to get
into the army last summer and
failed because OF defective eye
sight He had come from War
renton, Va, for that purpose.
He was forced to go to work or
tramp all the way back home.
Since that time he has been rid
ing a bicycle delivering messages
for the telephone company.
The other day he took his ssy-
ings and went into a secondhand
clothing store and bought a SOL
dier's uniform. leggings. cap and
all.
He was arrested the other day
and charged with unlawfully wear
Ing the inform OF a United States
soldier. He was entirely igno-
rant Of such things, he said. Be-
sides, he told the court that he
thought that the suit was only
an imitation.
The court was loath 10 send
him to jail. His story rang true.
and instead OF fining him $50 and
sending him to Jail for six months
the court placed him on proba-
tion with orders 10 get rid Of the
suit Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27

the privilege Of again entering busi-
ness in Washington, and therefore
with a right TO use his own name
and has not at any time used the
name of Georges and Emile.
Beauvais saw twenty-five months
service in France. and secured leave
to come to America to dispose OF his
business, expecting to return to
France. Because of a disability in
CURED while in the war he was COM
PEELED to enter a hospital. The Herald
was advised, and upon his discharge
from that institution, he was dis
charged because of his disability from
the French army and again embark
ed in business.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
PURELY PERSONAL.

Harry r. Waters, of the Government
Printing Office. has resigned.
George T. Lang. of the Census Of
fee, has received a promotion.
Howard II. Gier has received an ap-
pointment as clerk in the Patent
Office.
Emmanuel H. Roos, of the Asri-
culture Department, has been trans
ferred to Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. johnson, of
Reading, Pa, are visiting friends in
Tenallytown, d. c.
Clinton G. Queen has received an
appointment as messenger in the War
Department
Sergt. Bernard M. Hope. Of the New
Haven Police Department. who has
been guest at the Hotel Raleigh
for the past few days left for home
yesterday morning.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
SCHOOLMEN TO MEET.

The Federal Schoolmen's Club will
meet at the Hotel Continental Sat-
urday evening, November g. DR.. L.
A. Bauer, director of terrestrial
magnetism, Carnegie Institution,
will deliver an illustrated address
upon the subject: Following the
Compass; the work of the nom
magnetic yacht, Carnegie"
DR.. J. B. Ault. commander of the
ship Carnegie, and DIR. S. ]. Mauch-
ly. both of the department. Of ter
restrial magnetism. Carnegie Insti-
tuition, will be present as guests Of
the club. The annual dues of S. are
now payable to Prof. E. L. Parks,
treasure, 2463 Sixth street north
west h.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
DENIES
CONTRACT VIOLATION

Emile Beauvais, who formerly con-
Quoted hairdressing establishment
with Georges Bolchert, on Fourteenth
street, under the name of Georges
and Emile. and who. when he went
to France to fight. left his business
in charge Of Bolchert, denied en-
phatcally yesterday that after dis
posing OF his business at later date
to William Zentler he used the name
or Georges and Emile in violation
OF his contract with Zentler.
Bolchert states he bought for s1,e5O
The Washington herald., 1917-10-27
N.C..AVE. M.P.CHURCH
.FORTY-FIVE YEARS OLD
Congregation to Celebrate Ami;
versary at Services Tomorrow.

The North Carolina Avenue Metho-
dist Protestant Church, North Caro-
lima avenue and Eighth and B streets
southeast, will celebrate the forty
fifth anniversary of it's organization
tomorrow, and the eighteenth ami
versary OF the building Of the pres
ent handsome structure.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan is now pas
tor of the church, having come from
Baltimore. Nd, last September one
year ago.
Tomorrow, Rev. DR.. Luther f. War
ner. president of the Maryland An
nuaI Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, will preach the
sermon at IL a. M. and Rev. DR.. Hugh
L. Elderdice, president OF the West
minister Theological Seminary. West
minister. Md, will preach at las p. m.
Rev. DIR. Bryan and his people are
now engaged in a campaign to raise
the entire debt of 5000. Since last
April, 5000 was paid on the indebted
ness, cutting it down to $40. Cash
and pledges will be received tomor-
row on this amount.
ASKS Inanks OueElnB.
DR.. Bryan. the pastor, has s-nt let
ters to all the members of the church
asking for a thank-offering tomorrow
on the debt.
About fifty new members have been
received since the present pastor has
been in charge. The membership
numbers about three hundred, with
a Sunday school of nearly four hun
dred. The pastor and his wife have
! organized Adult Bible classes within
the past year. The pastor having a
large class of men, and Mrs. Bryan
growing class of ladies. The two
classes have just closed contest for
new members, the mems class win
ming, and receiving a handsome
Bible from Capt. A. ]. Drexel Biddle.
| The womens class because it lost
will give a supper to the mems class
| soon.
New Pastor Popular.
Rev. DIR. Bryan succeeded Rev. DR..
! SeXsmith. who Is now pastor of En-
| taw Methodist Protestant Church,
Baltimore, Md. The new church was
, completed during the pastorate OF
Rev. DIR. A. Norman Ward, who is
now pastor of the church of the same
| denomination at Salisbury, Nd.
DR.. Bryan and his family like
Washington very much, and he is
| busily engaged in many of the re-
| ligious movements in this city. He
is a member of the general COM
mittee of the w. A. Sunday cam
paign, having gone through the
Baltimore campaign with Mr.. Sun
| day, and received a large number
of new members as result of that
campaign. He is director general
of the great Drexel Biddle Adult
Bible Class Movement in the Dis
trict of Columbia, a member OF
| the board of directors of the An
| ti-Saloon League of the District
and the pastors council of the Cen
/ tral Union Mission, and other or.
| carnations.