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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

man vii we're r~etsindig, maa ia
&c Diet fra tysk Side ud9yede
Tryk og Valgsnyderierne med
Betragtning. Og endelig maa der
tages Hensyn til, at den we'd
den radikale Regerings Politik
skabte Usikkerhed i Sp9rgsmaa-
let ON, hyoryidt Diet, trods ale
Anstrengelser, Wide lykkes at
faa Flensborg og MellemslesYig
befriet utyivlsomt har holdt man
&c tilbage, som ellers Wide have
stemt for Danmark.
bet er let nok for Tyskerkur-
sens Yenner heroppe at trekke
paa Skuldrene og erklere, at
selvf9lgelig burde de, der vii
de til Danmark, have stemt for
Danmark. Forholdet stillede sig
n6dvendigvis ganske anderledes
for dem dernede, der stod Fa-
re for med deres Familier at bill
We udleveret til Tyskerne, og som
havde Forstehaands-K endskab
til, hyad dette Wide betyde.
Med fuldkommen F9je frem-
h@yer F1ensborglGruppen netop
Nedyendigheden af, lat den dan
ske B%efolkning i 2. Zone i k k e
under nogen Omste
d i g II dleyeres ii
dens idtidige Under
t rykkere, der like af nogen
Garanti paa Papiret vii lade sig
hindre i at prisgive den til den
tojlesl9se Heyn, hyis Forl9bere
allerede nu spores paa de for
skellige Omraader."
Flensborg-Gruppen har Ret:
d e t er aver dansk
M ands Pligt at gore
h yad g6res kan, for vor
d a n S k n d e d e Il d $
i Mellemslesvi Q.
Bliver Flensborg - som vi haa-
Der - tilbudt Danmark, Dor Diet
danske Folks Svar vere ct hun
notwithstanding ia. Men og-
saa en- eventuel anden betryggen-
de Ordning maa vi / Nedsfald
tage imod.
Kun eet kan d anmark
i k stemme for at udlevere
mango Tusinder af trofaste Dan
ske SON Tyskernes Heynofre.
bet Wide - som ,,Flensborg
Avis" i sin It'd skrev - vere
en- Skendselsdaad.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Taksigelse skirken.


Wort Fadreland blev skaanet for Verdenskrigens Reds
Ter. Og der er al Udsigt til, at denne Krig, der bet9d saa
store Tab for andre Folk, vii give det danske Folk en- rig
Winding derived, at Vi after forenes med wore trofaste Lands
mend sgd for Kongeaaen og wort Folks dybe Saar saaledes
oliver legt.
Mennesker kan like tage Eren for dette. Danmark
hayde like kunnet undgaa den Malstrom, der sugede Diet
meste af Europa ned Krigens Elendighed, ON like Gud hav-
de holdt sin skermende Hand over os. uHvis like Gud be-
varer Staden, da vogter V@gteren forgayes.." ALE iblandt
os, som tror pa en- levende Gud, bqr vende wore Hjerter
mod ham Taksigelse.
Som ct synigt Udtryk for denne Tax foreslaar under
tegnede at REESE en- Krke Kobenhavn og kalde den Taksi-
gelseskirken Den skulde ned gennem Tiderne staa som ct
Vidnesbyrd ON Taknemligheden mod Gud hos den Slegtaf
danske, der gennemlevede Aarene 1914-18.
Vi vile gerne bygge den paa ct Sted, hvor der er Trang
til en- Kirke, og hvor den tinige vii ligge smukke Omgi-
velser og vere synlig for mango. vi foreslaar derfor at
bygge den Aldersro Sogn paa Osterbro.
Her skal der alligevel bygges en- Krke, da den midler-
tidige Kirkebygning, der gpr Tjeneste som Sognekirke, maa
afl9ses af en- yarig Bygning, hvs Arbejdet Diet sterkt vok-
sende Sogn like skal h@mmes.
Og der Kvarteret we'd den smukke Falledpark vii den
kunne ses fra store Dele af 0sterbro og Norrebro og vii staa
som ct kpnt ~Sidestykke til den katholske TiIbedelseskirke,
der Forvejen hever sit Taarn derude.
Vi o~pfordrer ale, som bifalder Tanker, til snarest at
indsende deres Bidrag ct Takoffer til en- af os under
tegnede eller til Indsamlingens Kasserer.
Olaf O. Barfod, Komiteens Kasserer, Med. af F. U. Vim
gaardsstrede G, K6benhavn K.
j. Oskar Andersen. G. Bangert. Klaus Berntsen.
f. M. Fenger. A. Fibiger. Gindemann-Nielsen
P. P. Gram. ?. Haase. H. P. Jensen. n. Juhl.
S. Lerche. Charles Nielsen. Alfred Nerfelt.
H. Ostenfeld. o. S. c. Oxholm. E. Staal.
Oyennavnte O~pfordring anbefales varmt af:
L. N. Basev. G. Koch. Chr. Ludwigs. A. S. Poul-
sen. c. Wegener. j. P. Aggerholm. F. Asmussen J.
Bachevold. l. M. Bang. S. Barner. P. Bars9e. A.
Busch. K. Booker. 2. C. Davidson. L. Dahnfeldt. G.
Fabricius. II. Fonnesbech-Wul V. B@decken. J. Gotz-
sche. J. Hage. P. Hedegaard. N. B. Hindhede. Hjerl-
Hansen. II. Hoffmeyer. C. C. Holstein. E. Holstein. M.
Johansen. r. Juel. G. Ker. DR.. Kjer-Petersen. Henriette
Knuth. Hans Koch. Wilhelm Kod. II. Lutzhoft. Carl LON
berg. Laursen. II. Martensen-Larsen. c. Moe. j. Moltke.
G. Nannestad. B. Neergaard. J. Nielsen. u. Nielsen. j.. E.
Nyrop. A. Povlsen. R. Byskoy. o. Ricard. II. Rosendal.
G. Saugmann. A. Setback. l. G. Schmit. V. Schulstad.
Chr. Seidelin. G. Skovgaard-Pe Petersen. Steen. II. Steensen.
j. 2. Thomson. Henry Ussing. Geo. WaidtlSw. Jens War
ming. Harald Westergaard. Enrique With.
Da Diet kobenhavnske Kirkefond allerede 1908 har be-
gyndt Arbejdet Diet Sogn, hvor Kirken skal lgge, og 81
den stadig har fortsat Diet, har Komiteen vedtaget, at Kr-
ken Dor overdrages til Kirkefondet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Anbefaling.

Fra Danmark hr vi %modtaget ovenstaaende Henven-
dese. Da baade wore Kirkesamfund, Foreninger og mango
enkete hr veret med til at yde Bidrag for at afhjelpe NJ
den iblandt wore Br9dre Spnderjyland, saa finder vi Diet
nu, da Genforeningens 0jeblik er oprundet, at vare en- ver.
dig og gudvelbehagelig Tanke at satte indenfor Danmarks
Hoyedstad ct stedsevarende Minde for de kommende Sl@gter
ON Guds skermende Hand fra Verdenskrigens R@dsler og
Slesvigs Genforening med Danmark.
ON begge Kendsgerninger maa vi med Forundring sge:
,Det er sket af Herren og er underligt for wore Dine
At opfore en- ,Taksigelseskirke'' forekommer os at vere
ct saa smukt og verdigt Minde, at Vi kun kan give Sagen
vor fulde Tilslutning. Og vi narer Diet Haab, at Diet danske
Kirkefolk Amerika vii gore Diet samme.
| en- privat Skrivese til os stiller Representations fra
Danmark med Biskop Ostenfeldt som Formand den Fore
sporgsel: yOm vi her Amerika vii v@re med paa Takkeguds-
tjenestens Dag at optage en- Offergave til OpfSrelse at nTak-
sigel@skirken''. vi err af den Overbevisning, at Diet danske
Kirkefolk her Landet har baade 0renlyd og Hjerterum for
en- saadan Henvendese. I
vi synes, Diet err ct skpnt Led OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mellem Danmark og os. Derfor henstiler vi til allie Prester
og Menigheder at optage en- Offergave SSndagen den v TIL
nevnte sk9nne Formal.
Som Prediketekst paa F~estdagen paapege vi Acta. Kap.
IL, 24-30.
Gaverne sendes til wore respective samfunds Kasserer.
Racine, Wis, Genforeningsdagen den 10. Feb. 1920.
K. c. Bodholdt, Formand - Den danske Kirke.
G. B. Christensen, Formand = Den for. danske Kirke.
Ugen for Indsamling
af Hjelp mellem de amerikanske Lutheranere til de trengen-
de Lutheranere i Europa err ansat til 9. til 16. Mai, 1.-The
Reconstruction Campaign kadet. Hensigten err at samle
81, $780, 900 til dette Formal Hj@lpen gaar til ~n6dstedte Lu-
theranere Frankrig, Pollen, Tyskland, Finland, 0stersopro-
vinserne, 0strig, Ungarn, Ukranien, Rumenien, Rusland oaS.
bet er ct stort Loft, men like for stort for den lutherske
Kirke Amerika. Lad os st9tte Sagen efter Evne og med
Glade, takkende Gud, at han har skaanet os for den svare
NOD, som wore Trosbredre Europa mango Steder maa gen
nemleve pa Grund af den frygtelige Verdenskrig og allie
dens Eftergeer. In
y Den bestemte Sondag skal blve offentliggjort, saa
smart vi herer fra Danmark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28
Flensborg- Gruppen og Diet danske
Folk.

vi
i :. Zone har aldrig yeret at
faa k%onstateret, ON der var
dansk Flertal i Flensborg og
Sognene Vest over For at faa
at vide, at dette like var Til
feldet, beh9yede man nemlig TX
Ike at lade Befolkningen stem
me.
Efter SO Aars Undertrykkelse
kunde Danskheden umuligt vac
er i Flertal, sely ON de sidste
90 Aars tyske Tilflyttere blew
regnet fra. Naar der i Diet hele
er blevet Tale ON Flertal eller
like Flertal, skyldes Diet udeluk-
kende den radikale danske Re-
gering. Den har fra f9rste Ferd
arbejdet for at faa saa lidt af
Senderjylland tilbage, SON paa
nogen Made muligt. Og den
gerb da Majoritetskravet som ct
brugeligt Middel for sin tysk-
yenlige Politik.
Diet, Afstemningen i 2. Zone
skulde wise, like den danske Re-
gering, men den International
Kommission og derigennem de al
lierede Magter var, ON der -
trods de So Aars haardhendede
Germanisering endnu er e n
levende d k h e d j Flens-
borg og Mellemslesvig. Den skull
de - som Diet saa ofte er sagt
yere vel e e d e, like
afgerend e. Og naturligyis er
Diet forudsat, at der we'd den en-
delige Afgorelse tages Hensyn
ogsaa til de Yilkaar for Parter-
ne, under hyilken Afstemningen
har fundet Sted.
| fluid Forstaaelse heraf har
den nordslesvigske V~elgerfore-
nings Flensborg-Grupp - med
Tilslutning af ct Medlem af Ar
bejder-Gruppen SAINT af ire
Hresmedlemmer = offentliggjort
en- for meddelt Udtalelse.
Man fremhever heri den Ter
rorisme, Tyskerne udfoldede fer
og under Afstemningen. Man
fastslaar, Diet umulige i, at 56
Aas Fremmedherred9mmes Ind
flydelse skulde kunne opyejes
we'd dansk Oplysningsarbejde
den korte Forberedelsestid, der
gik forud for Afstemningen. Og
under Hensyntagen hertil tilsi-
ger Flensborg-Gruppen de Dan
ske j 2. Zone fortsat ufor-
b e h o ! d Stptte for d e.
res Udfrielses h a a b. Den
ger Diet i Tillid til den internatio-
male Kommissions og de sejren-
de Magters Retsind.
bet er verd at legge Merke
til, at denne Udtalelse er vedta-
get s e m ct at Flens-
borglGruppen og tiltraadt ogsaa
af andre. Den 16. Marts udsendte
Aabenraa- Gruppen sin Udtalel-
Sc. Men den manglede Under
skrift af A af Gruppens Medlem-
mer. Og disse Underskrifter er
like kommet endnu.
Fensborg -Gruppens Resolution
henvender sig direkte til Diet dan
ske Folk we'd at ~fastslaa, at Diet
fremdeles err enhver dansk Mands
Pligt at gore, hvad cores kan,
for wore dansksindede Lands
mand j Mellemslesvig. Forhaa-
bentlig vii dette Raab bliye hort.
Hyormeget end Regeringen og
dens Tilhengere s9ger at redu-
cere Danskheden j Felnsborg Og
Mellemslesvig, hvor ivrigt de end
arbejder for at faa slaaet fast
at der like lengere ekslsterer
noget Flensborgs-Sp9rgsmaal, ell
Diet dem dog umuligt at komme
bort fra den Kendsgerning, at
Flensborg RUNNER en- like
levend e, m S 70 s.
ende endda sterkt voksen.
de - Danskh e d.
Hertil kommer, at man, hvis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-28

sddIeues sdNlede henuSgefuln-
Ger til Oplysning.
Gdtalelserne j Diet nye Test
mente err faa og falder i tire
Dele:
i Fra Jesus selv har vi kun
en- enkelt Udtalelse i den ON
stride Slutning afMarkusevange.
lief, som Taleren ansaa for @g-
tie. Men her tales ON nye Tun-
ger, og dette err utvivlsomt ct
billedligt Udtryk ON al aands-
barren Tale - altsaa navnlig
p j, der like er For
udsigelse", men al Forkyndel-
se af Guds Rige.
p Udtalelserne j Apostlenes
Gerninger f9rst og fremmest.
Pinseunderet synes at have vac
ret Tale i fremmede Tungemaal
- eksisterende Sprog, og Diet
samme synes at have veret Til
feldet we'd de f6rste Hedningers
Daab, hvorimod Tilfeldet we'd
PAUL Bes6g i Efesus synes at
svare til Forholdene i Korinth.
b | ferste Korrintherbrey
synes der at vere Tale ON Clos
%solali, d. ". S. Tale i ct oversan-
seligt Sprog. Fortolkning al
dette Sprog krever nemlig og-
saa en- serlig Naadegave. For
at forstaa dette kan man tage
nogle enkelte Paraleler. Naar
Mennesket beveges sterkt at
Harme eller Sorg, oliver diets
Tale rytmisk, men naar man
naar den hojeste ~Lidenskab, bill
yer man enten STUN - finder
like Ord - eller udtrykker sig
/ uartikulerede Lyde, fordiSp@n-
dingen er bleven saa stark, at
almindelig Tale like lengere
slaar til. Men Diet interessanteste
er, at G~lossolali findes i baade
gammelt og nyt Hedenskab UNI
der Ekstase. Paulus foruds9t-
ter dette: Kun den, der beken-
der Jesus som Here, kan tale
Ii Aanden.
Menigheden i Korinth var in
gen Monstermenighed. Der fand-
ties dybe sedelige Br6st og de
alvorligste Vildfarelser der
for ogsaa Misbrug af Naadega-
verne. De sarligt begayede a
ned paa og d6mte de ringere
| udrustede. Paulus maa minde
ON, at wore N~aadegaver err for
skellige, og at der er meget an
Diet, Diet kommer an paa =
nemlig Kerligheden, som er LII
vet / Gud. AT de aandelige GA
yer er Gaven til at ~profetere
den st9rste, som s@rlig maa ef.
tertragtes. | Menigheden vii jeg
hellere tale fem Ord forstaae-
ligt, siger Paulus, end 10000
Ord i Tunger. Derfor skal Tun-
getalerne tie we'd Gudstjenesten,
med mindre der err en-, der kan
udlegge Diet, og selv da maa
kun to eller hottest tire tale. Tun-
getalen har Betydning for den
talende selv, men tillige kan
den blive ct Tegn for de van
tro, d. v. s. for dem, der like
vii tro. Derfor maa vi maaske
vente, at Tungetalen vii kom-
me igen i de sidste Tider. Pau
lus samler Resultatet i dette,
at man skal tragic efter at
profetere og like .forbyde at
tale i Tunger.
Dette err alt, hvad Bibelen
Isiger om Tungetale, der like
nevnes i Omtalen af andre Me-
nigheder end netop den i Ko-
rinth.
Resultatet kan sammenfattes
saaledes:
Der tales i Bibelen ON Tun-
getale, men denne Gave nev-
mes altid som forbigaaende, og
ON Glossolali (Tale i ct over.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-14
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors through The Express
for their kindness shown us during
the sickness and death of our be-
lowed baby, Jessie Leo.
Also the boiler makers and help
ers and Mr. and Mrs. t. f. Roberts
for the nice floral offerings. We
beg to remain, your friends,
G. w. LOGAN, WIFE AND
318 Ohio Owe. CHILDREN
13-1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-14

+ J. T. + + = + + + + +
j. NOTICE CITY SUBSCRIBERS +
+ II you do not receive your +
+ paper by $3.50 p. m. please call j.
:. Mrs. w. d. Collier, circulation +
!. manager. phone 691, and paper :
4 will be sent by special messen- +
+ ger. Prompt reports on failure J.
+ of delivery service will be ap- +
i. preciated. II. +
T. CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS +
j. j. J. + i + i i + + 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-14
MASONIC MEETING.

There will be special communi-
cation of Chickasha Lodge No. o.
A. F. & A. NJ. at o'clock this ev-
ening for work in the M. NJ Degree.
ARTHUR MEAD, Master.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-14

Give pair of glasses ror Xmas.
Attractive holiday prices. Minnett
Optical Co., sos First National Bank
building. 1l-3t.
Il. d. Shaffer, manager of the
Chickasha Gas and Electric compa-
ny, left this morning for business
trip to Oklahoma City.
Let me deliver your Xmas pack
ages and parcels. Ben Hudgins, jr.
Phone 1434. 13-St.
XMAS trees and holly have arrived
Call and make your selection. Bit
sche Seed House. 14-6t.
Xmas trees and holly have arrived
Call and make your selection. Bit
sche Seed House. 14-6t
Xmas trees and holly have arrived
Call and make your selection. Bit
sche Seed House. 14-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-14

piles Cured In 8 to IA Days
druggists refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT fail
o cure Itching Blind Bleeding or Frotruding Piles
instantly relieves Itching Piles aid you can &c
estful sleep after the first application. Price 90.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-14
Dersonal
L. Mention

PRESS not receiving paper by $3.50 p.
m. are requested to notify Mrs. w.
d. Collier, phone col. tt
Will Linn district judge, is visit
ing trends near the city toGay.
Make it an Electrical Christmas
Phillips Electric Shop. Phone PSI.
list.
Service, day, night. C. B. w. 14-5t.
Chief of Police and Mrs. 0. G.
Linn are spending the day with
friends and relatives near Verden.
BEAUTIFUL fancy work for gifts for
her at Ladies Bazaar. 13-4t
City subscribers to the daily Ex-
press not receiving paper by $50 p.
NJ. are requested to notify Mrs. w.
d. Collier, phone 691. tt
Leon Fields of Oklahoma City, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city today.
Washing, done right-autos. G. B.
w. 421 Kansas avenue. 14-5t.
Col George H. Wyatt managing
editor of the Ardmore Daily Ard
morite, who has been visiting friends
and looking after business interests
in the city, left today for his home
in the southern Oklahoma city.
The largest line of floor, piano
and table lamps ever displayed. Just
in from the factory. At factory
prices. Phillips Electric Shop. Phone
PSI. 11-3t
Cigars in Christmas box. All popu-
lar brands, $500 to $1,000. Brown
son Drug Store 14-2t.
Mrs. A. Peterson and small daugh-
ter have returned to their home in
Amorillo, Texas, after a visit in this
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Bennett.
S. H. Bond, dentist, SIG First
National bank guiding. Phones. Of
flee 1902, residence s29. 13-2t.
Symphony Lawn Stationery,
Christmas boxes, Soc to $500. Brown
sons Drug Store. 14-2t.
S. H. Bond, dentist, 516 First
National Bank building. Phones, of
flee 1902, residence S29. 13-2t.
City subscribers to the daily Ex-
press not receiving paper by $50 D.
nj. are requested to notify Mrs. W.
n. Collier, phone 691. II
Send her Whitmans chocolates
for Christmas and make a hit
Brownson Drug Store. 1i-2t.
Rev. H. e. Toothaker, rotor of the
st. Lukes Episcopal church, left this
morning for Olathe, Kansas, where
he will spend sevral days.
Miss Ila Pearl Hill, teacher in the
Rush Springs schools, has returned
to Rush Springs after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. ]. D. Wade, 9O2
Colorado avenue.
Christmas cards, tags and seals.
Brownson's Drug Store. 14-2t
Cleanup sale of millinery from
now till Dec. oath. Come early
Ladies Bazaar. 13-4t
City subscribers to the daily Ex-
press not receiving paper by. $50 p.
m. are requested to notify Mrs. W.
D. Collier, phone 691. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Reford Bond are in
Washington where Mr.. Bond is
transacting business.
See those wonderful bargain hats \
at Ladies Bazaar, $1.9S and $4.9S. 1874
Mrs. F. L. Hinshaw, of Oklahoma
City, has returned to her home af-
ter visit with her sister. Mrs. ]. D.
Wade, 9O2 Colorado avenue.
Get your hemstitching orders in
early this week, 1Oc per yard.-La-
dies Bazaar, 1S-4t
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-10
BODY OF ALBERT PITTS
 TO BE BURIED HERE Continued from page 1.)

was, and what he was really made of, as he was mighty changed boy to what he was when I first met him. He We were all Detroit, Michigan, boys, and he and 1 became quite chummy from the first time we met, and in a short time were real pals, and very seldom apart. We trained together, came over and fought and lay in shell holes together, and went through all the hell and horrors of war. until was knocked out in that Chateau Thierry drive. He helped me to the dressing station, and that was the last 1 saw or heard of him until I met one of the boys in the hosiptal, who was at his side when he was hit and sure ly felt bad, as had never met finer fellow in my life and you can imagine how it feels to lose your best pal on the battlefield. They got him just two weeks after l left. The division was relieved and had short rest and then were sent to the Soisson front and that is where poor Al got hit. The boys were raiding some machine gun nests that were holding up the advance and as usual Al was among them.
 He was absolutely fearless and was continually volunteering for anything and everything that turned up. He and l have been through hell together, Mir. Pitts, and I was proud to know and have him for pal. He was hit by machine gun bullet and died in- stantly. Our company lost heavily at the time and today there is very few of the boys left that came over with us. Albert was loved by everyone in the company, both officers and men. Up to the time he was killed he had seen six months service on the front lines and we were both together when we fired our first shot at the Bosche and Al said, Zoe, I am going to save that first cartridge I fired at the Bosche and send it to my dad" 1 must tell you one more instance. Al was in very great demand at divisional headquarters to do clerical work and they tried very hard to have him transfer, but he wouldn't think of it. He said to me, Zoe, I might be of much better service to my country do- ing clerical work, but they never hear a big gun" and he said, "Pm in the infantry and if I should change it would look as if was afraid to fight" So there you are, MT. Pitts. If that isn't red-blood stuff why I have never seen any. Us boys often remark of what good positions Al passed up to get killed.
 We'll; Mr. Pitts, if you receive this ok. write and l will answer any ques- tions you might like to ask about him. Give my love to his mother, as he of ten spoke of her to me. I don't quite your address. l knew it at one time. but I hope this one will find you ok. and with much sympathy for you and the family, I must close. am, fond admirer and pal of one of the finest and bravest men that ever wore U. s. uniform.
 CORP. J. J. WALSH. Co. B, 125th' Inf,
 American E. F.
 It is believed the remains will reach | lere during Christmas week. The ceremony will be held at the Feder- ated church. The pallbearers will be |
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-10
JAILED FOR NASTY
 TONGUE, HE REPENTS

Jose Gomez throws nasty tongue, therefore he languished in ye hoose- gow for few days. He was arraign- ed before Police Magistrate Gilliland, on the charge of using obscene and vulgar language on the streets. On being told by the magistrate that the law had nicked him for thirty-five of the round silver ones, he protested so long and vehemently, that he was es- corted to the thought-producer in the rear of the city hall, until such time as he saw fit to produce. After day and night of complete isolation from the mundane things of this world, he decided that discretion was the better part of valor, and paid his fine, and departed with the firm conviction that the laws of the United States are made to be kept.
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-10
RINEHART TAKES NEWS
 BACK TO "OLE MISSISSIPPI

R. F. Rinehart, who was herded away from his old home down at Leakesville, Miss, when young, and got caught by the forest service, has recently returned from visit to his old stamping prounds. He says that the lumber business down there is in bad shape and that many mills have shut down on account of the lack of market for lumber However, he brought back with him a goodly sup ply of oceans about the size of a wal nut and has been "sampling" his friends with them, to prove that there are other things besides lumber and turpentine in that country.
 In speaking privately of his visit home he said: 'It does sorter seem strange down there and Ma had to git used to me agin' before she could un- derstand my language, I'd been away among foreigners out west so long. had a hard time describin' how repub- licans looked to the old residenters, who had never had time to go to town when show came and when I told them that I had heard the civil war was over and Gen. Lee had surrender ed, one of them told me he had heard the damphool report going round late- ly thet had come from young feller who had been pirutin' round in the next township couple of years ago." declared Rinehart with his usual sol emn face.
The Coconino sun., 1920-12-10
FAMOUS "HUMORESQUE"
 MOVIE PLAY COMING

The ladies of the Social Service cir cle announce that through the. court esy of Manager Costigan, of the Or pheum, they have been able to secure that famous picture, "Humoresque", which has had so popular a run over the entire country, for New Years Day afternoon and night. The enter tainment will be given to assist the ladies in their charity work among those who are in need of help. The picture needs no recommendation to those who know of it and the ladies want people to know they have se- cured it. They also want a packed house, for the picture deserves it as does the object for which it is given.