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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
Sphn Garperter Manen.

2eitnant be6 8eit @oint, tog lite
@fSamen meo beieite l16mnrfelie.
SON bar fit Silent i Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
stpr familie.

Sons 2ar1en; Ser afeif be6 81
ben forrige l1ge Sjenmet bos fin
Datter, Merg. gbpar6 Nenon, bar
Sober til nj ggrn. 2iga bleb fprt
ftl Chicago forrige 5orsbae for d
begrapes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
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mau bore @e1uftionen / Spn0e ie=
nett 0nS6ag Mften. 8enpt openi taa-
enoe Mbresie og Eelefonnummer til
glabets @itp @6itor og Manager.
@nmme Stcbs Tan Monnement
tcgnes og &ontinge11t beta1eS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02

Gn at Gbieasos nprife 8iontrer,
Sobnion, @r1tnolngger
og @bef for 6en tote Ep16efnbrif 8.
ESobnion Co., er afgaaet pe6 D66en,
81 Mar gonmel. Sun bar feot |
@nebaf Morge, blen 11olert ION
&dofer | &riitiania og TOM / 1871
til Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
&plf % &prgnA 6ammer

gab &oncert Sen 15be Sa1lt / @ron6
Sorts. uRormmtoen" 1friber berpm
blan6t an6et: Set bor Set fra set
Dieblif, Sc fer1te Eoner al @riegs
u8Gr biliet, S Gamer" lp6 no oper
Salen, og Ben porebe meo itigen6e
Stemning, in6til Slutningsitroferne
| ben tragifomiife Solfepiie, Ser al
Sr: &ommer b1ep gipet lom treble
Gfstranltmer tililut, %forfpn6te> at
@iienS iorgbetpngeoe @elt Dor gaaet
EN- b1i6ere Sfinbne i1npbe. &l1bIif1m
ia6 iom fortrbllet; @fgtron1t11er eff
ter Gfstronltmer maatte gibes al
<nitnere. Sor b6erligere at
marfere Mfe11ens itraalenoe 911fces
man iimpeltben at forlooe
fine &laoie, efter at SIltringsm1=
meret, Eoitis u@oo6bge", COB. 6or-
u&iemlob".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
@eb &ipb eller &eparation al
llbre beipg ben b%elfjenbte SS11beler
simon MeIion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
K0n0 HaQkon den 7de

af Norge fylder imorgen, den 3die
August, 46 Aar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02

Mismolbs Mot1,tmer1t at Douglas.
Gilbert g. Hisnolog mnrfelige
Stat1e al stepban u. Douglos,
nGbe little @inrt" om for ire Mar
jiben panot Ben af Sllinois Mrt
Commission op4tiIlebe 8remie paa
$25, 900, er netop bIepet f1lofgrt %.
.er mi poo noitiuing i Mrt Si1ittitute
I Chicago. Derefter ptl Sen bliDe
bragt til 9pringfieb og dt1bragt paa
en- @ronitioffel state @ouie @arf:
Sen officielle differing bill finoe
Ste6 sen Ste 0ftpber. 8illebbng-
ger &iStpolb ct en- eonife 11rg Marb,
men bar, allereoe ba1roet Jig ct be-
tDbeligt Nabn fom &t1nit11er. San
er feot of norffe 6oralore / Soutb
Dnfota
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
IS Gtprbif

tog np1ig 5afipperefsomen i 5eat-
tie me6 100 &roc., font er Sen oller
be61te &arafter. Storbif er fra
8jigrne / Trg1toelogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-02
&aitpr S. q @igrIie,

bAltot AZ. ks5KlpfIle,
1SIoter, SSolpn, bar faaet nnoerret
ming ON, at ba,1 Ell bIepet 1lonapnt
tl Geltprnit j Sc Goreneoe staters
Scr, mes .Mung fom 8ramierlgh
.1taut % meo Ell agn Of $1,000 ON
Mard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
cERNOsKY co OSETRO-
VATELKY.

Minuly mesic valecny odbor
vydal naflzeni hlavnimu ar
madnimu chirurgovi. jimz do
voluje Sc ce1noskam. registro-
vanym Il americkeho Cervene.
no Krize, ably vstapovaly do
sluzby osetrovatelek, pro GER
nosske vojiny. Cernosske ose-
tfovatelky budou dosazeny ku
nemocnicim pfi Camp Funston,
Kansas; Camp Grant, Rock
ford, IlN.; Camp Dodge, Des
Moines, Iowa; Camp Taylor,
louisville, KY; Camp Sherman
Chillieothe, Ohio a Camp Dix.
Wrightstown, N. J. V techto ia
borech naleza SO celkem &c.
900 cernosskych vojfni. Gene
ra'u Pershingovi zaslan dotaz,
zdali mGze potfebov att podtob-
ne os.etrovatelky We Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
OTEVkENf cES. SVOB. SKO.
kY MA BUCKEYE RID.

V nedeli odpol. usporadana
byla tes. Spoil. Sini ma Buck
eve rd. mal& zabava pro nasi
skolni mladez. Predseda skol.
patronatu D. Jos. Hruby zahA-
Jill slavnost proslovem k p. rodi
Cum i ditkam a pozadal prizni-
wee ceske skoly "a podporu iak
hmotnou tax mravnf.
Po te uia' Sc slova p. ucitel
Marsner. ktery opet nabadal
zactvo k move praci novern
Iskolnfm behu zadal p. rodice
"a soucinnost.
PAX byly ditkv podeleny chu
Itnymi zakuskv. Pfi zabave. 1cin
kovala z ochotv hudba Sdruz.
ces. Hudebniku- pod riz. p. X.
Scukupa. Name "a povinnost
zmfniti Sc pfi teto prflezitpsti
g slabe 1casti zdeisiho obecen-
stva i rodicd. Kde z1stava to
nase cesstvi = cfm Sc udrzfme,
nell eeskou skolou a kde. isou
ty hesla: "feske dit9 do ceske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
iiASlCI zADAJi VYPLACENf
PRIDAVKU,

Ffi lonskych volbach odhlaso
van byl nasemu hasicstvu pff-
,davek a povclena 8 hodinna do
ba pracovni. Do dnesniho dne
vsak hasici povoleny pfidavek
nedostali q tez 6 hodinna doba
pracovnf nebyla zavedena. Ma
sledkem toho podali ma mssto
zalcbu pro zaplaceni prace
pres cas-. Mayor Davis pax ma
bidnul hasicIm dva navrhy k u
rovnanf cele zhlezitosti'a sice
prazdninv kazdy tfeti den -
lnista kazdy 6tvrty jako dosud,
aneb 12 hodinnou dobu pracov-
nj. Minuly ctvrtek o obou ma
vrz;ch hasici hlasovali a zamit
Ii le dodavajice. lie zadaji to,
co i'm obcarstvC pOvolilo. Hast
Ci jsou nyni sorganisovani u
nil a taiemnfkem teto jest P.
J. Allen. Tento sc vyjadril, re
hasici ma stavku nevyidou, ale
re pres 200 mladsich clenG ha
sicskeho Department. vystoupi
re sluzby :. pdide delat do di-
len kde pTi mensich pracovnich
hodinach vice vydela. Mesto 81
Dry az dosud pro kazdy depart
ment mohlo zaopatriti potreb
ne penize, pouZe pro. depart
ment hasicsky. ktery jest tax
dd'ezity, nenia dosti penez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
NOVA VOJENsKA BUDOVA.

. President Western Reserve
university Charles F. Thwing
oznamil. re dGv6rnici UNIVERSE
ty usnesli sc ma stavb6 prostran
ne budovy pro cviteni voiska.
Stavha b'lde vyzadovati nakla
du 100000. z nichz $15O.OOO
jest liz upsano. Thwing oceka
va, ze vlada do one skoly nosle
asi 600 studentd. kteri zabvva
ii Sc bndou sudden lekarstvf
q zubol6karstvf. Pravnicka a Is
karnicka fakulta ma universite
hnde zmensena. bv oetatni IA
kulty monhly bvt irozsireny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
UPOZORNENf.

Velkolepy prodej plan, sa-
plan mluvicich
strojG ie nyni v plnem proudu.
Mas obchod ie tax nreplnen, ze
jsme Prevail ve'kou obchod-
nj mistnost, vlastnenou Jane
sem Nemeckem, 6632 Broad
way, proti Union, ktera je row.
nez naplnena.
Budeme prodavati pouze z
naSeho obchodu. Vvkoupili
jsme Schubert Plan, Co., Hip
podrome budova, rizenou H.
L. Whitemarem. Posledni pri-
lezitost koupiti vvsokotridni
nastroi "a tax neslychane nfz-
kou cenu. Ia hotove neb ma
splatky. zadne zbozi nepro-
dava Sc obchodnikim hudeb-
mimi nastroii v tonic velkole-
penn prodeji. Prijd'te nynf, NO.
odkladeite. Poveztc o tom
svym pratelnm.
MARESH PIANO CO.,
1903 vych. 55 ul., roh Drake,
blize Broad way.
Otevfenn az do q hodin voSo,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
SPANIEL SKA INFLUENZA.

y novoanclickych statu lest
oznamOvano o Tad6ni nakazlive
nemOci. Snan6lske influence,
ltera 81 vyzadala iiz mnoho o
beti. TAX V Bostcnu zemfelo
ma tutO nemoc 35 osOb. v OkOli
m6Sta pax IL. Nakazliva nemOc
tatO rOzSirila &c i do yOjenSkVch
taborG a mnoho iich naleza sc
nyni pod karantenOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
VAL.ECNE. TRzISTE.

Ma rohu Miles ave. a Broad
wav zfizeno hude valecne trzi
Ste kazdV ftvrtek O 7:3O rano.
kan farmari vozit budOu sve
plodinv X prodcii. Hospodvnky
2 rohotO okolf hudou Sc mOci "a
sobiti riiznvn; potravinami aniz
by museli delati dlouhOu cestu
do mestskeho trziSte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18

skoly, = pro d6ti vie - v de-
tech nase budoucnost?" Bu6me
upfimni, mnohym ba snad vet
Sine zalezi vice ma dollaru, nez
ma cele skole.
V okolf Buckeye I'd. jest usa
zeno ma sta 6esktch rodin. Proc
setkavame Sc vzdy jen s temi
nskolika jednotlivci kteff pra-
cuff, obetujf Gas i penfze, a
kde jsu ii druzi? Pfihlizeji ne.
tecn6 - ba casem snad do
brou vec poskozujf.
V dnesnf pohnute dob6, do
be nasi revoluce proti nenavide
nemu Rakousku must nam tim
vice zalezeti ma ceskem uvedo-
m6nf nasich dftek, mali nase
prace byti korunpvana plnym
zdarem = proto vsichni do pra
ce, k podpofe nasi skoly.
I. trfdu vyuJuie sobotu od
IA hod. odpbl. 81. Miksikova.
II. trfdu vyucuje v nedeli cd
9-12 hod. dopol. y. Marsner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
REGlsTRACI cECfiOSIO-
VAkt.

I ANU
Ma zaklade vladniho VINO
; su, jak bylo v .ceskos,ovenskem
Itisku tolikrate konstatovano L.
radovnou Public Committee on
Information dovoleno doporu
ceno bylo ddtklive ceskosloven
Iskym registrantIm, ably Sc pri
registraci hlasili jako Czecho-
Islovaks, claimed as subject Of
Austria Hungary, jako rozeni
" Cechach, ma Morave, We Slez-
sku nebo ma Slovensku. Poctivi
a verni Geskoslovensti lide hla-
(sili Sc tfmto zptisobem, jak Jim
kazala cest a jak Jim vyslovne
dovolila a tim doporuGila Via
da Spojenych StatG.
Ale piece ma mnohych mis-
tech cesti a slovensti registrar
It; nemohli vykonati tuto svoji
povinnost jak jsme nj zadali z
jak to odpovfdalo .jejich svedo
mi. Stalo Sc to tim, re ma mno-
hych mistech kancelare odmi-
|t,y prijati toto prohlaseni. Sta
10 Sc, re dokonce bylo nasim &c
skym registrantdm tvrzeno, zc
nenf zadnych Czechoslovaks
We statnim smyslu, ponevadz
|pak existuje jen Austria-Hun-
gary, re jsou pfislusniky Au.
stria Hungary a jako takovf
rroti sve Will byli zapisovani.
Redakce nasch listu nase kan
cellar v Chicagu obdrzela radu
takovych stfznosti.
Ponevadz lie Sc domnfvati,
ze tento mylny MAJOR ma regi-
stracnf hlasenf objevil Sc i v il.
Inych mistech pripadech, o.
bracfme Sc k ceskoslovenskym
registantIm Sc zadosti, by nam
lined bylo oznameno, kde Sc
nasim lidem, kteri Sc hlasIi ja-
ko Czechoslovaks claimed as
subject Austria Hungary, toto
|pravo nepripoustelo. Je nasi po
vinnostf haiti 81 je. Ceske Ma
rodnf Sdruzeni zada vsechny
|registranty % to, by nam ihned
|pripady odmitnuti oznamili. Pc
dotykame ovsema ze Sc to tyka
|pouze neobcanI.A
Jestlize Sc nekde stalo a nasi
registranti byli jako Czecho-
|slovaci odmftnutf, mohou sve
hlaseni jako takovi prece pro-
vesti. Tazali jsme se ma fede-
ralnim trade v Chicagu, kite
rak Sc majf nasi odmitnuti "a
chovati a byli jsme upozorneni,
re v bfzke dobe budou nasi ce-
choslovensti registranti povo-
lani pred komise, kde budou
znovu dotazovani o vsech dGle-
zitych okolnostech iich Sc IT,
kaifcich. U techto vladnfch ko
misi pax mHze a must kazdy
Czec hoslovak hlasiti svoji prf-
slusnost. iak bylo TO vytceno.
Czechoslovak. claimed as sub
lect of Austria Hungary. Tam
|pak odmftnut nebuGe.
Pratele. neopomefite tax zno
WI vsichni ucfniti. Neopomente
nam zaslati jmeno registracnf
komise j jmena tech. kteri jako
Czechoslovaci Sc hlasili a byli
odmitnuti.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18

. Jak snadno lie vyhrati val
XIV. vvnas>l starry Dohnal SWIM
"ZAZRAcNYM ELIXfREM", !,
kterouz n8rodni operetu sehra.
ie TYL Y nedxli dne %. zSfi v
G. N. Sini na Broadway. Pred,
prodej listk& tamtex v obcho-
de p. Vacka. Podruhe! We
prospsch seVCELEK"!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
NUTNA PRACE
ZEN.

Prace zen co konduktarek
ma karach vyvolalo vaznou roz
trzku mezi Unit zamestnancd
na karach spolecnostf Conco-
nem. Bylo nutno povolat cleny
valecne komise prace z Wash
ingtonu, ktera dosud tn nemi-
lou zalezitost vysetfuje.
Neni to zavideni hodne "a
mestnani pro zenu. Ty neurcite
hodiny pracovni dolby a az ma
stanou mrazy, stat hodiny u sta
lie sc otvirajicich dveri a>v ruce
drzet ledove kleste ma razenf
prestupnych lfstkG, mnohe z
tech kondukterek budou rade-
il VOLT zamestnanf We vytopene
dime. Dnes ovsem neni doba
vzdorovat zamestnavani zen.
Povolanim muzi k vojsku a
tech bude naseho mesta mno
no tisic, budou uprazdnena mi
sta v tovarnach, v obchodech
nfadovnach, a ia prace, zvla-
Ste ma valecnych rotrebach,
must Sc vykonat.
Pan E. P. Burre!l riditel to-
varny ma dalekohledy Warner
& Swasey Co., byl vladou usta
noven studovat potrebu pracov
mich sill a zarovan jakou praci
kde zeny mohu vykonat.
V patek pTiiel do Clevelan-
Gu M. E. Mics, Glen odboru
prace We Washingtonu. ably ma
znacil zdejsimu valecnemu pd-
boru nutnost zenske prace.
Pan Burrell dokazuje. ze v
Clevelandu bude nutno zamest
rat ma 100000 zen, aby az mu-
III vstoupf do arnlady, nutna
rrace Sc vykonala.
Ustanoveny vybor Sc bude
prvne starat ably dGstatek zen
sc naucili praci pri vyrobe sire
Iva. V tovarnach budou zave-
dene zvlastni skoly v ktrrych
Sc budou ucit potfebne v6domo
sti, tax ably spravna vykomost
Eetrpela.
Ma vyzvani v Gasopisech jiz
Sc hlasf ku praci zenske klubv,
aby pro sve 1dkyne prace byla
urcena.
Valecny odbor mayora Da-
wise obdrzel dopis cd The Wo-
mems k'ubu. v kter6m vyboru
oznamuji. ze iejich Gdkvne &c
kali ma rozhOdnuti valecne ra-
dy, jakou praci mali vykonat.
Pfedsedkyne klubn pi. Gaor-
ge w. Scribner We schizi minu,
lou sobotu nechala mdkyne jed
nat o tom, jake praci by Sc me-
ly venovat. Pc delsim iednani
sc usneslv pfiimout jakoukoIi
praci, ktera Jim Dude pride
lena.
Dnes zenv uvazuii tom. ia
ke obete prinasi tam ma fronts
ieiich synove. jeiich bratri. mn
zov6 milenci proto uznavaji
tn potrebu chopit Sc zde prace
jako zenv i divky We Francii, a
vyrobit vsechny potreby, ktere
by usnadnili tn valku brzy skon
citi.
Ia kratko budem videt iak
zamozne danny budou opoustst
sve pohodlne pokoje abv to-
varne, v modrych kalhotack
sve schopnosti pro valku uplat
nily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

Slecny Ethel a Ella Opatrny
.Iaaii y-Eear ...Syeta: pohlednici
I'D aNych pfatea z Francie.::
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-24

morning service will be given at 6
o'clock. The following is the musi-
cal program: Hymns, "Adeste FL
deles," Brightest and Best; carols,
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" F"
The First Noel" TRADITIONAL mel
ody), I'VE Three Kings of Orient
Are" Draw Nigh Emmanuel" (Old
French melody of thirteenth CEN
tury); chants, "Magnificat." "Bene-
dictus"; responses, Birthday of a
King" Neidlinger; Gloria" (12th
Mass, Mozart.
Sccond-Rev. Alfred Nevin Sayres.
minister, will hold services on
Christmas day at $40 a. m. and $50
p. N. The early morning service will
be the congregational service of
worship and praise, with special mu-
sic by the choir in charge of G. w.
Huffman. An offering will be re-
ceivod for the ministerial relief work
of the Reformed church. The even
ing service will be the Sunday school
Christmas exercises, at which time
the offering will be devoted to the
Bethany Orphans Home at Womels-
dorf.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-24
German Aliens May
Move About in Nation
on Order From Wilson
Bv Associated Press

Washington, Dec. "a German
aliens will be permitted to move about
at will. excepting as TO entrance and
departurc from the United states. be-
ginning tomorrow, under an order by
Attorney General Gregory published
to-day. The order, issued on caoled
instructions from President Wilson,
wall aTect about 100000 German men
and women.
Removal of regulations as to frees
dom of movement the Attorney Gem
erals office announced, does not affect
the power of internment nor the stat
US of dangerous German enemy aliens
HOW interned. The order will allow
German enemy aliens to visit the
three prohibited areas. namely. the
District of Columbia. the Panama Ca
nal Zone and all water fronts
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-24
Catholic

st. Patricll's Cathedral - At the
morning service to be held at $50
o'clock the following program will
be given:
"Ecce Sacerdos," (chorus), Ram
pis; Introit, "Dominus, Dixet ad Me"
cantor j. f. Mcguire, Gregorian;
"Kyrie." Gloria" Kiimin; Graduate,
Alleluia, ToZer; Credo, Bottazzo; Of
fertory, "Laetentur CoeH," Faux
Bourbon; "Adeste Fideles," solo and
chorus, Dubois. tenor solo, Lee En-
glerth, baritone solo, Walter f. Ma
zuroyslxi; "Sanctus," "Benedictus"
and ''Agnus Del" Kiimin; commun-
ion, "In Splendoribus," Tozer; reces-
sional, Toilette Hostias," st. Saens.
A choir of thirty voices will be un-
der the direction of Joseph d. Bro
deur, organist and choirmaster.
St. James, Steelton-A midnight
mass will be held in the church to-
night. The following program will
be rendered.: Introit, ''Dominus
Dixit ad Me-" Tozer; Kyrie. Gloria.
mass in A, Rheinberger; Graduate,
Alleluia. Tozer; Credo. Mass "de
Beata Maria" Newsham, offertory,
I.aetentur Coeli. ToZer; Adeste FL
deles Dubois; Sanctus, Agnus Del,
Hohnerlein; Communion, Tozer. i.
choir of fifteen under the direction
of Professor Brodeur will sing.
Other masses for Christmas doy
will be low mass and holy commun-
ion at Z o'clock and high mass at
o'clock. The children of the par
| ish will sing "Biedermau's Mass" F"
under the direction of the Sisters of
Mercy at this service and benediction
of the blessed sacrament will be
given after the o'clock mass I'M
: m ediateIy after these services tho
children will assemble in the school
house for their Christmas entertain
ment and gifts will be distributed.
The Very Rev. John C Thompson,
pastor of ST. James will be the cele-
brant of all the masses assisted by
seminarians from Villanova who are
nome for the holidays.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-24
NO. I.
o COME ALL NE FAITHFUL


o come, all ye faithful, joyful and
triumphant,
0 come ye, . come ye to Bethle-
lehem;
Come and behold Him, born the
King of Angels;
o come, let us adore Him, o
come let us adore Him,
o come let us adore Him, Christ the
Lord.
Sing, choirs of angels; sing in ex-
ultation;
Sing all ye citizens of heaven
above:
Glory to God in the highest;
. come, let us adore Him, o
come let us adore Him,
o come, let US adore Him, Christ
the Lord.
Yea, Lord, we greet Thee born this
happy morning;
Jesus to Thee be the glory Civ
en-;
Word of the Father, late in flesh
appearing;
o come, let us adore Him, o
come, let US adore Him,
o come, let us adore Him Christ
the Lord.
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Deaths and Funerals
IouE pACEu,


John Paget, aged rs years. died
Monday morning at his home on the
grounds of the Pennsylvania State
Hospital. For the past twenty-six
years he was landscape gardener for
this institution. He was widely known
here because of his horticultural
work. He was born in England, com
ing to Philadelphia in 1870. He lived
there for five years, later becoming
the gardener for Senator ]. Donlad
Cameron at his Lochiel house, remain
ing there for seventeen years.
Mr.. paget was member of st.
Stephens Episcopal Church. Robert
Burns Lodge. No. 464. +. and a. M;
Harrisburg Consitory. A. A. S. r.. and
Zembo Temple. A. A. o. n. NJ s. He
was also a member of the l. o. 0. f.,
at Germantown.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Paget. and the following chill
dren: John p. Paget and Alfred N.
Paget. GuayaQutl. Ecuador; Mrs- Ger
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Discharged Soldiers
May Retain Uniforms

Camp Dix. Wrightstown. n. J., Dec.
24-Assurances that the Government
will grant discharged soldiers a
chance to keep their uniforms, in
stead of returning them for the scrap
pile at the end of a four month period,
has been received from their Uni.ed
States Senators and Congressman by
many soldiers at Camp Dix awaiting
Gemobilization. The purport Of all
these messages indicates that both
houses of Congress will vote prac-
tically= unanimously in favor of the
suggestion made by Secretary of War
Baker that the present legislation be
amended in order that every man may
have not only his uniforms. but his
helmet and gas mask as souvenirs OF
his service.
The new order of the War Depart
ment directing the use of scarlet
chevrons on uniforms of discharged
soldiers was put into effect here yes
tcrday and officers say it will help
avoid much confusion in the matter
of the use of uniforms by demobilized
troops. The ne wchevron is worn on
the left sleeve, point up. midway be-
tween the shoulder and the elbow.
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DENNIS BOONTS Z
FARMING COURSE
Agricultural Education Nov
ing Forward in Pennsyl-
Vania After the War

An important future is forecast
for the rural vocational school with
its courses in agriculture and home
making by Lindley II. Dennis, di-
rector of the Agricultural education
al division of the State Department
of Public Instruction, in his report
to the Superintendent, Nathan C.
Schaeffer. War has interfered with
the expansion which was just COM
mencing, but the interest has been
maintained and very satisfactory
progress is stated by Prof. Dennis to
have been attained in the face of
shortage of teachers and other con-
| ditions.
During the year ending July
| there We're twenty-three rural COM
munity vocational schools in oper-
alton with agricultural, home MAX
in6 and academic departments in
addition to nineteen agricultural de-
| partmcnts and ten home-making
! schools in high schools. These were
! in thirty-three counties. Special
! attention was given to crop raising
! and livestock instruction. The reg
! istration was S52 boys and 1895
girls The students worked on
farms, on Liberty Loan and Red
Cross committees, made packing
| boxes for the Red Cross and aided
| in other war activities. while the
| United States Boys Working Re
serve camp at State College was a
! branch of work in which the divis-
! ion took a prominent part.
Numerous exhibits were held of
| products raised by boys and girls
| and corn judging was a feature.
The agricultural pupils cultivated
$50 acres, of which 357 were in po-
tatocs, so in corn and 25 in garden
| and raised 1926 hens, so ducks, 40
cows, 256 pigs, IS calves and 50
sheep, the total products yielding
$S5, ,695.25, of which $67,72125 was
from crops, $S,9S5 for live stock
and SS,9S9 for poultry.
Farmers night schools have been
started, special courses launched
for training agricultural teachers
and home making schools standard
iZed.
The state stands second in agri-
cultural and home economic schools.
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Mcssiah-The following program
will be presented Christmas morning
Prelude, christmas Carols" select
ed; soprano solo, The Christmas
Message" (Mrs. Ley). Dressler; Of
fertory, Shepherds Pipes" Harris;
anthem, Jesus Christ To-day is
Born" Brackett; postlude, Christ
mas March," Merkel. Mrs. Emma
Hoffman, organist; A. w. Hartman,
director.
Zion will have its service of praise
Christmas morning at o'clock. as
has been the custom for many wears
The ringing of the chimes will be-
gin half an hour before the service,
+. \. Kepner, who has performed
that service for Zion most faithfully
Will usher in another Christmas dav.
The choir under the direction of
Mrs. 4. J. Decevee with William
Bretz, organist, will be assisted by
Mrs. Roy G. Cox, soprano, and Har-
old Malsh, violiniGt. The program
Is as follows: Organ prelude, The
Shepherds in the Field" Mailing;
March of the Magic King" Du-
bois; carols, The First Noel" tradi-
tional; Holy Night" traditional;
The Shepherds Nativity Hymn"
French, girls voices with violin; an
them, Sing 0 Heavens" Rogers,
incidental solo, Robert Smith; So
prano air, Rejoice Greatly" Han
del, from The Messiah" Mrs. r.
G. Cox; anthem. There Were Shep-
herds" Vogrich; quartet, Song of
the Chimes" Worrell, Mrs Decevee,
Miss High, Mrs. Cox, Miss Seaman;
THE Gloria" FROM the Twelfth
Mass" l-ozart; organ postlude, "Ho-
sanna," Wachs.