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ROBERT n. McNEnL
Trustee.
T. C MERRILL
Trustee.

BY vRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED OF
trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 1904, at
folio $50. Of the Land Records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees win sell at public anetion st fNe
Office OF ThomAs J. Owen a Son, 1881 d
street N. W., washington. d. C., on Mon
day. the 18th day Of April. 1890. at three
o'clock D. m, the following described land
and premises situated in the city OF wash
ington. d. c.: Lot numbered thirty eight
(sS). in square numbered thirty seven hun
drcd 17oo). In the subdivision known a.
Chillum Castle Heights ~ per plat re-
corded in the ofrice Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia, In Book Sc. page Iso.
TermA One-third cash, balance in equal
instaliments At one and two years, with
interest at per centum per annum, pay
able semi annually from the day OF sale.
and secured BY decd of trust on the prop
erty seldt 9T Al cash "a, At the purchase:
at the time Of sale. All conveyancing and
recording Will be at tho purchasers cost.
Terms to be compiled with within ten days.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell at tho risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. ..
'. WILTON J. LAMBERT,
SAMUEL J. HENRY,
-... --.-. .-.. ..-....-, o. Trustees.
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$7,750.
West of 14th Street.

"Co6 VI IfCH DVICSVs
Unusual chance to secure a homo
in this locality a two-story
and cellar brick: 6 rooms and bath;
front and back porches; within q
square of 18th Ut.
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BRADFORD & CO.,
1886 Southern Bldg.
Main 5877 Main 5878

Six ROOMS, bath, brick, h.-w, h., tile
bath, garage, 2 sleeping porches, on X
st.. N. E., $3.50. terms. .On Eye st. near
North Capitol. tile bath. rooms. h--w. h..
lsrge yard. garage. for cars, act at once !;
occupied by owner.
HOME REALTY CO.,
500 N. Cap. St. Main 2600.
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AucT,oN sALxs

BY yIRrUE of : ssr,sIa deed Al sTSsi
A--t Fstaf4sa - Ll4ef - flSl ~
folio sis o. the land Records % the DIS.
the parry secured thereby. ths under
signed trustees viii sell st public auction
is,ii nc Gs'ss Q, rhS%.i y .,SS ossS 4 Son.
Monday. the 18Th day Of April. 1880 AZ )
o'clock p M. the following described land
aao .as,da premise. si'g.tsd 70 tas ci', % w..h
ttsl, In SQUARE numbered twsnty-t three
hundred and forty ti5.el. In ths subdi-
piss rssoSSss 70 tss. tss Sass s1 q su,ss ~ s:T
Tor the District Of Columbia Ia co1nty
Book ~. psse q;
instslmsnts at one and two years With 10,
tsrest al per eentum per sAnam, pay
able semi-annuAlly from the day OF sais.
and secured , by deed or ,ra:. on the prop
eptioa' deposit 81 500 M % % III iHiIss.s,r. ;. y.
quired st the time of sale. All eonYsyano-
ehssers cost Terms 70 De complied with
reserve tbs riskt to resell =, the risS % sss
WILroN >: LAMBERT.
GEORGE b. FRASER.
Trustees
BY VIRTUE Of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded In Liber No. tO4o, At folio
zot. Of the Land Records OF the District
Of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the undersiEn.d
trustee viii soil a, bubble auction a the
Street n. w. Washington. d, C.. on Mon
day the 18th day OF April, 1880. at 3
oeoss p m. ihs fol1sins rs. SssSrissd land
ington. ID. c.; Lot numbered forty-thres
tt3. in square numbered thirty-three hun
Stsa and nlns,y,ih5ss cs,,, nsssl:. IN a.. sub
as per plat recorded In the orice OF the
surveyor for the District Of Columbia In
Terms: one-third cash, balance In .ouaI
instaiments at one and two years with In
terest at per eentum per snnum, pay
and secured by deed Of trust on ny The pros ron .
opton' deposit Of ,seoo s PIT sSfee..sr. ss r..
sncins and recording Will be at the puy.
| chssers cost; Terms 10 be compiled with
within ten days. otherwise the trustees
cost OF the defaultins purchaser.
coNTiNENTAL TRUST COMPANY, BY
ERsKINE GORDON Trust onicer.
By VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED or
,o,O trust duly ,ssoIdsd , n LiSsr No asa at
the party secured thereby the undsrsirnsd
ssSs.s's Se. Of - TnoSa. - 3 eSs Ss sDstSn !. N.
day. the Isth day Of April. 1870. at at ts9e. Ge.
and premises situated In the City OF wash
ington. ID. c.: Lot numbered three (3).
and part OF lot numbered four 90 (now
known for purposes of taxation as lot num-
bered SID, In square mum bered thirty
three hundred and ninety-three (3ssS), in
the subdivision called Chiiium Castis
Heights. the plat or ground plan Of which
subdivision is Of record In Liber No ~. al
folio IL. one OF the records in the Office OF
tho Surveyor of saId District . =
Terms; One-third cash. balance In eunai
instaiiments at one and two years with In
tsrest At per centum per anhpsn. payabls
ssmi-annuaiiy from the day OF sale, ana
secured by deed OF trust on the property
A deposit of 5000 viii be required AZ ths
time Of sale- All conveyancing ana record
ing will be at the purchasers cost Tsrnns
to be complied with within ten days, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell at tho risk ana cost OF the dsfaultins
ROBERT H. McNEu.L
Truatoe
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$7,50O.

One Square From 14th Street.
South Of Park road. on tho
Heights; 4 2-story and cellar
brick: 8 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; electric lights; colon-
ial porch.
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S7.250

$3.50
A most desfrabls homo Of 10 rooms ana
baths; In tho NORTHEAST; newly pa-
pered: h W. h.; convenient to cars. Re-
sonable terms.
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MT. PLEASANT.

A modern house containing
gas; front porch; hardwood floors
and trim; 2-story bay window
overlooking Rock Greek Park
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ron SALE-H0UoG9

The properties advertised un-
der our name are controlled ex-
clusiyely by US. THEY ARE
ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We
give your business personal and
prompt attention.
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$3.50

In MT. PLEASANT. ono block east Of
18th street, ne<r Park road: Z rooms and
bath: colonial typo home; h. ". h.. cleo
tricity This house is In perfect condition.
having been nicely papered and painted: dssp
lot to 1s It. alley; possession at once: terms
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SHANNON & LUCHs,

Vacant-Columbia Heights-$6, ,750.
, Easy Terms.
A s-room and bath ay-wtndow brick
thoroughly modern; room for garage: one
of the very best values we have ever Of
fered In this section
Saul's Addition-Farragut Near
14th-$12,500. Terms.
Detached home; 10 rooms. bath; hot
water heat; electric light; garage: lawn
inciosed By hedge: cement walks; porches
In very nne repair.
Chevy Chase, D.. C.-Northampton
, - St--$14,500. Easy Terms.
owner leaving town requests that we
secure an offcr on this practically new de-
bath hot water heat. electric light; built.
in garage: lot soxI3o; shade trees: perfect
condition; possession Immediate II desired.
E Street Near Pension Office
$4,950. Easy Terms.
A lo-room and bath brick. with good
size back yard owner will paper and paint
throughout for above price.
/ GIBBONS.
h and H Streets N. w.
Main 373.
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ron sALE-noUsGs ron sALE-HOUsEs

713 l4th st. N. w.
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$3.50.
Bloomingdale.

Located on s ST., between 1st
and North Capitol SITS. a two story
and cellar brick: deep lot to paved
alley; possession July fb.
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Store and Residence Combined.
$4,000.

North Capitol street and just a
few squares north OF Truxton Cir
Gle: frst noor contains store and
one room: second moor. 4 rooms
and bath; owner will also sell
store fixtures and stock at reason
able nguTe.
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$4,000

On wide avenue In the NoRTHEASr
near LINCOLN PARK; attractive home o
B rooms and bath; h. ". h.: newly painted
Terms can be arranged. Possession will b
given
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$3.50

A room and bath homo In beautiful
PETwORTH: h. W. n: gas and electricity.
and, windows screened: terns-
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$12,5O0

Near PARK ROAD. between 18th and 1tth
streets; splendid home OF IL rooms ana
baths: 7 bed rooms and unusually large din.
ing room. This house has h. ". h. and
Best buy In MT. PLEASANT today.
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b,23 CONDUIT ROAD N. VS. rooms de-
tached, front and rear porches. Phone
CIeve. I273-w.. or apply Owner. 5227 Con-
dutt road.
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MAIN 900. MAIN 800
NOTICE TO BUILDERS:
Send me list OF houses you have FOR
sale, stating net price. New houses In
demand.
Watch for Special Announcement to
be made within the next week or ten days.
Something new in Real Estate.
l. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Real Estate. Investments
Second Floor, 72o 18th ST. n. W.
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A splendid 9 room ana bath homo IN
washin gton's most fashionable netghbcr-
hood in the vicinity Of DUPONT CIRCLE
This house has been newly rApered and
painted. has h ". h. and electricity. Va
can't. A splendid opportunity To buy .
homo. Reasonable terms.
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Near CONN. AVENuE In most de.,r
able neighborhood In WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS: q room and bath home, h. W, h.
elcctricity; sleeping and breakfast porobss
immediate possession.
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$l1.bM

In MT. PLEASANT; convenient to cars
and Central High School: 1, rooms and
baths; h. ". H.: size and rear alley. Lot
i5x1n. Immediate possession.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
HOME OF HOMES.
Main 1910. 1406 H st. N. W.

s.oS 532 SiyS i>oto 1lai3HTJ s!5
10 . Iro go IA Iani2 aldInG11
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FOR ShlE-lOTS

by OWNER, nnc corner lot on Madison st.
". W. bOxl50; only 25c per foot. Terms
Title furnished. call Col. 1872.
TkKOMA PARK--IarEo. desirable lots
OWNER, IstT u st. N. W. Ph. ~ 23ol.
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X STREET N. E.

T,Z0U.
s-room house on Adams street N W.:
larxe rooms: furnace heat: large lot; ga
rage; good location and a good home; see
this home before you buy an 8-room homo.
About $1,000 cash. Owner In property and
possession can be had at once.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

til skolens Legeplads. De aller-
fleste az Skoleb6rnene opholder
sig / Middagsstunden paa Skole-
g%runden, Diet err til Adspredel-
sc og Underholdning for dem,
at disse Apparater beh6ves Diet
vii ogsaa lette Lererindernes
Arbejde med at holde Orden pas
Legepladsen.
ia, hyad skal vi saa syare paa
denne Forespargsel
bet beror paa jer, ale /, som
elsker denne yor Kirkes ald-
ste Mission! Men nj er Diet al
deles like Meningen, at der skal
startes en- serlig Indsamling
til den Sag, Diet behoyes like,
men hyis ] i en- nar Fremtid vii
huske at sende elders Gave til
lndianermissionen til Otto Han
sen og Vi beh9yer en- god
Gave til den netop nu - saa
kan Vi smart (efter Gayernes III
gelighed og Mengde) blive klar
over, om(vi i Aar kan faa Raad
ill at opfylde dette yore ArbeJ-
deres beskedne 0nske.
Og Lad saa den ydre Gave we
re ledsaget af Forb9 nnens
rige Gave, saa k5mmer der
Dr9jelse i Pengenel
NJ. n. A ndreasen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
Stor Sorg paa Farperne.

Fer9erne har lidt ct stort Tab
i Aar, idet 80 af de dygtigste
Fiskere er @mkomne under deres
Corning paa Hayet. bet er 3
Fiskeskibe, som forliste i Som
mer we'd Island; ,,Kristine" at
Klakvig, Karen" af Trangis-
vaag og Helene" af Toeraa. Der
er 20 Enker med 81 Born, som
nu slider s9rgende tilbage, fordi
deres Forsorgere er borte. V@rst
er det, at disse Enker er ganske
uformuende, og err saa godt som
ude af Stand til at forsprge de-
res Born. ON nogen, som f0ler
Sympati med al den Nod, fpler
Trang til at yde ct Bidrag til
disse fattige Enker, %modtages
saadanne Gaver med TAX af Sog-
neprest Gr9n, Fer6erne, Dan
mark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
Fra F%areerne.

stor Ulykke. Postbaaden fra
Kyisig til Vaago gik under for
leden Dag i Sundet paa Grund
af Storm og stark Strom. ALE i
Baden druknede. Postf6rer Hans
David Nidasen, Fru Wensel Nat
testad fra Midyaag; Fisker 10.
hannes Jacobsen og Ungkarl Al
fred Olsen, begge fra Vaalen,
druknede. Flere af dem har visit
i Amerika.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

Sedelighedsforholdene i Koben-
havn. Aftenen den 26. Okt. af-
holdtes i Kvindelig Leseforening
/ K9benhavn fig. Matt ct Lys.
billedforedrag af den danske
Formand for ,,Hvide Band,
F'rk. Prior. Foredraget handlede
ON Sgdelighedsforholdene i Ho-
v%edstaden, OF der bley trukket
Paraleller mellem Forholdene i
KSbenhavn og Forholdene i Lon
don. Flere IIundrede Lysbille-
der bley fremvist hoyedsagelig
fra Forlystelses- og Kafelivet. Sa.
len var fyldt med interessede
kvindelige Tilh9rere.
Efter at en- ing Dame hayde
sunget ,Lykken err like Gods ell
Ter Guld' og Der staar ct Slot
4 Vesterled'', BOD Foredragshol-
dersken Vclkommen. Hun skildre.
de Foreningen ,,Hyide Baand s
Virksomhed i korte Track. bet var
en- verdensomspendende For
ening, der stiftet / 1878, nu talte
over 600, 900 kyindelige Modem
mer. Foreningens Hovedformaal
var at opbygge Hjemmene paa
en- mere moralsk Basis, end Diet
hyppigt var Tilfeldet, Usedelig-
heden og Spiritusen skulde be
kempes.
Observation-Disclosures omtalte
6tifterinden og den nuyerende
President, Generalinden al Car.
ley. Stifterinden skyldtes Diet /
betydelig Grad, at der nu a
Spiritusforbud i Amerika. Hun
<og fat til at begynde med sam
men med 8 Kvinder, og Resulta-
tet af de to ferste Maaneders Ar
bejde var, at 80 amerikanske
Bevertninger oph9rte med at ser
we're Spiritus. bet var ct Result
tat, de danske Kvinder kunde
iare af, men de danske Kvinder
manglede Samling.
Drukkenskaben tager after TIL.
Aarsagen err de unge MEME
skier store L9nninger. Aarene
1914 og 1915 havde yeret en-
frygtelig It'd, hvad angaar Druk-
kenskaben. Saa indtraadte der
en- Bedring, men i den sldste
It'd har Drikkeriet after taget
Overland, og dette skyldes, at
de unge Mennesker faar saa store
Lenninger, at de har Rad til at
kobe den dyre Spiritus.
Der fremvistes nu en- Rakke
Billeder, som viste Drukkenska-
ben og dens Felger, Foredrags'
holdersken udtalte sig nu skarpt
ON Overklassen, som CAV ct daar-
ligt Eksempel.
Til Billedet af en- Afdeling paa
" -I~a
ct fransk Sindssygehospltal, som
behandlede Absinthdrankere, sag
de hun, at nu da Frankrig hay-
de udryddet Absinthen, haydc
Danmark overtaget sin rigehge
Part at Lageret. nDet var Alb
einthen. der dominerede Paine
haven"
ON kort It'd skulde der be-
gyndes ct stort Agitationsarbe1de
i Landet. En- kendt Engl@nder-
indie kom hertil og Wide tale ON
Kerlighed, Hgteskab og Slagts'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

ON nogen har en- Gave at SEN
de disse n6dlidende, er Disks Re.
dakt6r villig til at tage imod og
videresende saadanne Gaver.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
Monumentet i Rebild Baker.

Monumental i Rabild Baker.
Eft Misfoster? En- lengere Rakke
kunstnere har, siden Tanker ON
at REESE ct Monument over de
Observation-Disclosures, der er faldne
i Krigen, i Rabild Bakers Ma
tionalpark, udtalt sig meget
skarpt - like mod selye Tan
ken, men mod Diet paat@nkte
Monuments Karakter. Udkastet
wiser en- meget hoj, spids Grant.
De protesterende Kunstne-
re h@vder med fuld Berettigelse,
at en- saadan ,,K1eopatras Mall"
Wide staa meget slet til de iydske
Omgivelser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

En- TAX fra tyske Larere til
Danmark. bet danske Gesandt-
skab j Berlin har fra Berlins
kommunale Lererk0llegium, som
er den embedsmessige Represen-
tation for samtlige henimod H.
900 Lerere og Lererinder, der
er knyttet til Storberlins Folke-
og Mellemskole, modtaget en- Skri-
yelse, hyori Diet nevnte Kolle-
gium udtaler sin oprigtige og
dybtf9lte TAX for den h6jhjer-
tede Gestfrihed, hvormed Tusin-
der af tyske Born, serlig ogsaa
Born fra Berlin. I FLOR og j Aar
er bleven modtaget i Danmark.
Lererkollegiet har anmodet
Gesandtskabet ON, at denne TAX
gennem PreSsen maa blive bragt
yidere til allie rette Nedkom.
mende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

Ut NllQt u. a.. DilAI AZ
teret for Oprettelse af spade-
DpInsasyler.
De f~rygtelige Forhold paa Lam
eelinie. De engelske Damers
Patrouille. Observation-Disclosures
kom nu ind paa Langeli8iafor-
holdene, som hun gengay j al de-
res Uhygge. Hun kendte For
holdene af Selvsyn. Sammen med
to engelske Damer af ,.Hvidc
Band hayde hun patrouilleret
paa Langelinie ON Aftenen.. Der
kom nu ON kort It'd 4 engelske
Damer endnu hertil, og disse
Wide i Forening s6ge at demme
op. De engelske Myndigheder
kunde der like bebrejdes noget,
de hayde gjort, hyad de kunde
for at forbedfe Tilstanden, men
med saa ringe Resultat, at Styk-
ket mellem 0stbanegaarden og
Bredgade nu i London havde ct
serligt Navn, der udtrykte al.
skeDs Fordarvelse.
Beretningen fra Statslegen gik
I'D paa, at de smittedes Antal
var ] riyende Fremgang, samti-
dig med, at den aandelige Raa-
he'd var bleyen ligefrem frygtelig.
purunge Piger var sely ION
De nerede ingen Frygt for
F6lgerne. Til de engelske Sefolk
sagde de, at den danske Stat be-
talte (Alimentationsbidrag).
Erik. Prior havde varet i Ju.
stitsministeriet for at i~nteressere
dette for Sagen. Dc hun hayde
v@ret hos Sedelighedspolitiet.
Sammen med dette havde hun
foretaget Razziaer i ,,Kaden",
Nyhavn og i ,Wienerhallenn. aOm
,,Knden' udtalte hun, at man
dansede uanstodeligt der or vel
paakledte, der var like saa slemt
man troede. Derimod paa
finere Steder gik Diet verre til.
Hun havde j ct dyrt Etablessc-
ment set Damer med deres unge
sterkt dekolleterede danSe
mellem Demimonden (privatc
Aftenen sluttede med Diskus-
sion.
Den store Notwithstanding til
F. U. III. bet er umuligt at
sige, hvor meget vi venter af
vor Indsamhng, siger General.
sekreter Gunner Engberg, sk9nt
der er mango, der sp9rger ON
Diet.
Forholdet er 10 nemlig det, at
en- saadan Samvirken mellem By
og Land, som vi fors9ger paa at
sette j Scene, har man like for
set Eksempel paa her hjemme.
Hvad LandsHndsamlingen an
gaar, saa vii man huske, at X.
Il. L. X. we'd sin Indsamling til
Diet nye Illus j S~kindergade naa-
EIDE over en- halv Million. En-
Notwithstanding er i h9jeste Grad
afhengig al, hvor god Forbin-
delse man har med de saakaldte
,,smaa''' HEM. Men der err K. F.
u. NJ. sikkert like ringere still
let end X. F. T.. X.
ON vor Notwithstanding af
storre Gayer her j K6benhayn
vii ieg n6dig sige noget, men ct
Brev, Vi har modtaget fra en-
k6benhavnsk Forretnirgsmand er
maaske eft Fingerpeg ON den
Modtagelse, den vii faa. Han
skriyer bl. a:
Naar Landsindsamlingen har
naaet 100000 giver ieg 5000; for
de neste 100000 giyer jeg yder-
ligere 10000, altsaa we'd en- Mil
lion ialt $1,000; for de neste
500, 900 giver jeg $1,000, altsaa
for ~ Million ialt 10000, og
saaledes fremdeles, indtil Sum
men for nit Vedkommende mar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

! Hanover.
Tordenskjolds Dodsdag vii BIZ
ye mindet paa forskellig Made,
forste Rekke we'd en- H6jtide-
Ilghed som Marineministeriet for.
installer afboldt i Holmens Kir-
Ike, skriYer Matt af %. Okt.
denhe Kirkes Gravkapel hvi-
Ter, som bekendt, de iordiske
Roster af den naynkundige dan.
ske S6helt, j en- Sarkofag at sort
Marmor, udf9rt af Professor Da-
JON efter Professor Mallings Teg-
ming. bet var Frederik den CITE
der bestemte, at Tordenskjolds
beskedne Kiste skulde anbringes
.paa denne smukke Made, og Diet
til Sarkofagen anvendte Marmor
var Diet tidligere Alter i den ned.
brandte Frue Kirke.
Yed den omtalte HGjtideligbed
vii Provst Fenger holde Minde-
%talen, og Diet foryentes, at Kon-
gen vii overynre Heitideligbeden.
En- Afdeling Marinesoldater med
Fame og Musikkorps, vii para.
dere udenfor Kirken, og der vii
ibliYe henlagt Kranse saavel we'd
Sarkofagen som we'd Torden-
skjolds Monument, j den lille
Gard we'd Kirken, nd mod Hol-
mems Kanal.
bet kongeligc Teater vii arran-
gere en- Mindefest, med Opf9rel-
sen af ,Tordenskjold" Or for
linden Stykket spilles fremsiger
Direkt6r Johannes Nielsen en- af
.Digteren Axel Juel skreyet Pro
log.
Marineforeningen udsender ct
illustreret Festnummer af For
eningens Medlemsblad Under
Dannebroga, med Bidrag af Axel
Juel, Kaptajn II. Ewald og Ha-
raid Tofte.
Fra Mariners og Heerns Etab.
lissementer vii Dagen blive min
Diet we'd Flagning paa halv Stang.
Mindegudstjenesten for DIR. He
lenius' seppala. Der blev den 26.
Okt. iflg. Matt" i Jerusalems-
kirken i kobcnhayn afholdt en-
smuk og hejtidelig Mindeguds-
tjeneste over Departementchef,
DIR. Polit Matti Helenius.Sep1lG
der afgfk we'd OGDEN ON Bord
paa ,,Frederik VIII" paa Ve.jen
hjem fra Amerika.
En- Del Bannere fra forskel-
lige Afholdsforeninger, deriblandt
Evangelist Notwithstanding, Blaa
Kors OF Kobenhavn Afholdsfor-
ening, prydede Kirkens Kor. We'd
Kisten, som var enkelt smykket
med Blomsterdekorationer, havde
10 hvidkledte kyindelige Mar
skaller Vagt.
Gudstjenesten indlededes med
Alt STAIR i Guds Faderhaand",
og saa leste Pastor Ingersley nog-
lie Bibeltekster og bad en- Bon.
Efter yLyksalig, lyksalig' talte
derpaa Pastor n. 2. Nielsen I'D
fra Ordet AT leye err mig Kri-
stus, og at do er mig en- Vim.
ding, ON de Evighedens og
Sandwiches L~ySstraaler, der kan
bryde gennem tunge Tiders NOR
Ike Skyer. Hans Liv, sagde Ia
leren, blew ofret j hellig Tjeneste
til Menneskehedens Bedste. Vi
forstaar like den Almegtiges
Planer, men vi we'd, at bag Do
den venter Evighedens gyldne
Stad.
Endvidere talte Overretssagf9.
rer Heilesen, som mindede ON,
at den abode og hans Corning
Wide blive savnet i tusinde Hem,
her i Landet. Hans Plads
STAIR nu tom. Hans ArbeJds-
mark var Verden, hvor han ser-
Zig j denne Hadets It'd var den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

begiyet sig I'D paa Rejsen til
Amerika, fordi han hayde den
st@rke Trang til at ofre sig belt.
Velsignet v@re hans Minde.
Kammersanger H6eberg sang
smukt oDejlig er Jorden" og
med ,,Klokken slaar'' og Yelsig-
nielsen endte den stemningsfulde
Mindegudstjeneste.
bet ledge teologiske Professo-
rat. Endnu en- Ans9ger. Til det
ledge teologiske ~Professorat, til
hyilke Ans6gsningsfristen nu er
udlpbet, har der meldt sig ialt
6 Ans9gere.
Matt" har tidligere n@ynt de
fem. Til dem er nu kommet cand.
theol. Paul Brodersen.
Den nye Ansqger er EN- i de
unge kristelige Kredse derhjemme
Yelkendt Skikkelse. Han var en-
It'd Formand for Danmarks kri-
stelige studenterforbund Han er
en- udmarket Taller og en- skarp
og kIar Intelligens. Skont han
endnu like har skrevet noget
storre Arbejde, har man dog len-
ge regnet med ham j videnskabe.
igt-teologiske Kredsc.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
TAXI MEN Want
Higher RATES
ASK Council TO Rearrange
Prices For Service With.
in City.
CITIZEN THINKS
TOWN NEEDS CLOCK

City Council session last night MAS
marked by little debate.
The high cost Of living seoins b
-haNh seriously affected tho taxicab
business OF this city and as a result
a rearangcmont of The taXioab zones
IN this cit N0S asked for by the
licensed taNicab service. The asso-
cs0tion asks that tho 5O-cent zona be
limited TO The area bounded by the
Shrlstana, the BrandyNNin3 and
Broome street. instead OF the north
ern limit of Thlrueih street and iho
western limo Vs urson street, as al
present
Tho taxi men point out that the
increasius cost OF accessories, tires
and oil has macAo Il imperative that
the Ercseut zones be rcarranged or
that they DO perInfttcd TO raisa the
rates. Tho communication in which
the request WAS mads was referred
10 the commintco OF tho whole. II
will b. considered next Wednesday
night.
with the passing OF the old Court
.1iouse, Wilmington Is In nGd of pub
lic clocks according to William H.
Stuher, 66 Rockland riad, who sent
Council a letter suggesting that CLOCKS
be PLACED at the intersection OF Tenth
and Market and Fourth and Market
IA communication MAS rtDelNed ask
ing that an nlectrio light be placed
at Eighth and Union streets.
Councilman Abrahams introduced a
resolution directing the clerk OF
Council 20 communicate with the
Street and Sewer Department con-
cernlng the condition Of the CROSS
ing at tins intersection OF Union
street at Seventh and Eighth streets
Mr.. Abrahams pointed out that tht
paving at these intersections haC
sunk eight 20 ten inches below The
car traols and was a menac9 to pc
destrians and traffic. The motion
was adopted.