davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

saa Bud fra Diet danske Folk
til %sonderjyske HEM og styr-
kede Hj%erterne.
En- Gang var de samlede i ell.
storre Flok dernede. Man bad
Morten Eskesen gaa OPP og hilse
Kong Chr. TX fra Sonderjyderne.
Han kviede sig derived og sag
de, at han kom saa sjelden til
Hoyedstaden. Men de bley we'd
med at trenge ind paa ham,
og han CAV tilsidst efter.
M har Diet jo aldrig varet
svart, at faa ore danske Kon-
ger i Tale, og Eskesen kom og.
saa let nok til Slottet. Saa stod
da den gamle Sanger for Kon-
gen og fortalte varmt og le-
Ivende ON Folket i S6nderjyl-
land, og Kongen var lutter Ore.
Eskesen fattede da Mod og sag
de til sidst: Maa jeg faa en-
Hilsen med tilbage9
Kongen stod tavs ct 0ieblik.
ISaa sagde han: DE kan hilse
dem og sige, at ieg beder for
dem liver Aften."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Amerikansk Handelskammer i
Kebenhavn.

If9lge Meddelelse fra Depar-
tement of State er der nu OPP
rettet amerikanSke Handelskamre
i K9benhavn, G9teborg og Stock
holm paa Opfordring at de
dervarende amerikanske Konsu-
Ter. Department of State har
nemlig i den senere It'd op-
muntret de amerikanske Konsu-
Ter i allie de store Havnebyer
.hele Verden over til at dame
Handelskamre til Stotte og
Fremme af Handelen paa Anne
rika. Medlemmerne af Handles
kamrene er dels de stedlige Re
presentanter for store american
ske Firmaer og dels lokale I'm.
porterer og Eksportorer, der COR
Forretning paa Amerika for egen
Regning. Der err ingen Twill ON,
at disse Handelskamre vii vere
til stor Nytte for Oparbejdelsen
af en- storre UNDERSTANDINGS
med de forenede Slater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Guds Fred og velkommen hjem

Der blew saa stille i Stuen,
saa alvorsstille den Kveld,
I rejste eder og rakte
os Hand til Farvel.
Engstelig stod Vi og spejded'
over Diet sondre Led.
SER fulgte de griske Orne.
Wort Hjerte bley tungt derived.
Men bag we'd Diet faldne Gerde
I rejste en- Demning god.
vi styrkedes af elders Styrke
og af elders taste Mod.
Da var Diet, al Danskheden dobtes
med Prevelsens Flammedaab,
og da blew I Fanevagten
for Danmarks hellige Haab.
Og nu er den Time s%laaet,
som bed paa den, der tror.
Nh m6der vi eder we'd Gerdet,
vi finder ej mango Ord.
M falder de sperrende Pele,
og nu STAIR vi stille frem
og hilser jer: TAX for Yagten =
Guds Fred og Velkommen hjem
MAIDS Nielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Brug Risengryu i Stedet for
Kartofler.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS raa-
der Husmodrene til at benytte
Risengryn i langt st6rre I'd
strekning end tidligere, saa lan-
ge Kartoflerne er j saa hoj Pris.
bet henleder Opmerksomheden
paa, at Risengryn for Tiden err
billigere i Pris end Kartofler
samtidig med, at Diet har ON
trent fire Gange saa stor Nae
r~ingsvardi. Kartoflerne indehol-
der so Procent Wand og 20
Procent Neringsstof, medens Ri
sengryn indeholder saa godt
som udelukkende Neringsstof.
Her i Amerika avledes der sid
ste Aar Al Millioner Bushels
Risengryn, der nesten altsam.
men bruges her i Landet, og
Risavlen err j stadig Fremgang.
Dette wiser tydeligt, at flere
og flere Husm9dre faar 0jnene
OPP for, at Ris like blot Dor be-
nyttes en- Gang imellem som
Dessert men Dor have sin Plads
paa Middagsbordet flere Gange
ON Ugen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Bennen for Spnderjylland.

Trofast lod j over halyhundred'
Aar B6nnen for Sonderjylland
fra danske Predikestole. Og
|rundt omkring i Menneskers
|L9nkamre og Menneskers HER
ter, er den bedt.
Lad her eft enkelt Track ON
'vor trofaste gamle Konge, Ohri-
|stian TX, vere gengiset. bet har
kunnet leases i ,,Havnen", hvor
.Sogneprest A. Y. Storm har
skrevet f6lgende:
| ct af de krigsferende Lande
lob en- lille Tildragelse rundt i
Form af en- simpel Fortelling.
hvis Indhold var: Denne Krig
kan kun yindes we'd Bon. |
al sin Jevnhed gjorde den ct
sterkt Indtryk. Naar VI nu kan
sige: Sonderjylland yundet, skyl-
des Diet allie de Bonner, som man
.ge navnl9se Mend og Kvinder
har bedt i to Menneskealdre.
Christian Richardt sang i 1864
under Krigen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

stor Emil Albeck SON Forstan-
der. Selvfolgelig tilsidesattes det
danske Sprog fuldstendigt til at
begynde med forst fra 1858 bley
Seminariet omdannet til en- helt
dansk Anstalt.
Under Preusserregimentet hen
lagde man den danske Del at
T9nder Seminarium, der saa bley
rent tysk, til Hadersley = og
sendte med sadvanlig Snedig-
he'd de tysksindede Clever I'll
Diet danske Seminarium i Ha.
derslev og de dansksindede I'll
Diet tyske i Tonder. Efterhaan-
den blew dette sidste rent tysk,
med Upland j Slesvig, Holster
og Ditmarsken og gennemsnitlig
$50 Clever.
T9nder Seminarium med sam
menbygget 0velsesskole, ligger
med sine ~anseelige Bygninger
smukt we'd en- af Yidaaen opdem-
met So. We'd denne findes rejst
en- Mindesten over 90 paa Sc
minariet hjemmehorende, som
Ifaldt i Verdenskrigen, IS Ele-
yer, 1 Seminarielarer og Sko-
lens Pedel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Sproget fra wore Predikestole

Under Overskriften ,,Paa he'll
Zig Grund" skriver Pastor So
rensen, Gaarslev we'd Frederick
i Indre Miss. It'd. ON Diet Sprog,
der lyder fra Predikestolene bl.
andet:
Hvor tidt tales der like i ct
Sprog, som like stemmer med,
at man STAIR paa hellig Grund |
Den gammeldags ,,Salvelse" er
heldigwis we'd at forsvinde, og
man str@ber mere efter at we're
,,naturlig'', hvad der er yderst
prisverdigt, mar Diet cores paa
den rigtige Made. Men hvorle-
des praktiseres Diet i mango Til
feldeY AT Frygt for at we're
,,h9jtidelig" og kedelig bruger
man flotte, friskfyragtige og
platte Vendinger og Udtryk. En-
god Vittighed er en- herlig Ting
paa rette Sted; men Pradikesto-
len err like Diet rette Sted dertil.
En- daarlig Vittighed kan man
til enhver It'd godt undvare /;
men skal den endelig frem, saa
valg i alt Fald ct andet Sted
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
De senderjyske Kirkeklokker

De s~pnderjyske Kirkeklokker.
Paa de Smithske Jernst0berier i
Aaiborg er man nu i fuld Gang
med at omstgbe de 63 gamle IA
noner. der skal omdannes til
sdnderjyske Kirkeklokker i Ste
Diet for de Klokker, der under
Krigen blew taget ned. De nye
Klokker, til hvilke kendte dan
ske Klnstnere har givet Teg-
ningerne, mi blive kontrolleret
af Sagkyndige, saaledes at saa-
vel den rent tekniske som den
musiKalske Side af Sagen oliver
betryggende.
Blandt de Kunstnere, der har
leteret Tegningen til Klokkerne
er Maleren n. V. Dorph, som
har givet Udkastet til den store
Klokke i Vor Frue Kirke i Ha-
derslev BY, hvor Kunstneren
selv err d9bt.
bet menes, at Klokkerne al
lerede kan vere fardige til Eff
teraaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Senderjylland

,,Flensborg Avis" ON dansk
Politik. En- alyorlig Advarsel I'll
Venstre mod at indlade sig med
H. P. Hansen. Fra Matt. IS
serlige correspondent. Flensborg,
Tirsdag den 90. Juni. | en- le-
dende Artikel ON Valget paa
Tirsdag (6. Juli) fremhever
,,Flensborg Avis, at de for
lobne to Maaneder har bragt
tlIng Sorg over mango Danske,
men den STAIR like i Forbin-
.lelse med Ministeriet Neergaards
Holdning. Den nye Regering
yiste fra den f9rste Dag, da
den traadte til, god Willie til at
stotte de danske Mellemslesvi-
eere Dens Holdning blew OPP
%reisning for Danmark udadtil.
Selv de Magter, som like nu
mente at kunne gaa med til
en- Endring i sidste 0jeblik, tur-
de have fact en- bedre Mening
IN det danske Folk, og indad-
til har Venstreregeringens Ar
beide allerede sat kendelige Spor
i den korte It'd. Fra gyngende
Grund er man kommet ind paa
fast Bund. I Grensesp9rgsmaa-
let segte Ministeriet Neergaard
i sidste Ojeblik at forhindre Diet
varste, men Diet var for sent.
| Frihedens og Folkestyrets VeJ
voldf6rte Zahles Regering Fol
kets Willie i Danmark. | Sew
decentralization Navn skab-
te den en- Triumf for altysk
Voldsstyrelse i Slesvig, og alt
dette blew kun muligt, fordi den
NEST fremtradende s9nderjydske
F6rer, dekkede Ministeriet Zahle
med sit Navn. Uden ham Wide
Diet vare styrtet forlengst, og
uden ham Wide Diet v@rste vere
undgaaeet, og Slesvig i Aar og
Dag have varet frit for preus-
sisk Styre.
Fra dansk konservativ Side
er der henvist til enkelte Ven
streblades og VenstrefGrerers
Frieri til II. P. Hansen.
Selvfolgelig har ingen kunnet
undgaa at lagge Merke hertil,
og Diet er i Yirkeligheden den
alvorligste Betenkelighed son
den IA. Men SHUTTER Venstre
en- Pagt med ham, st9der de
j alt Fald Diet halve Slesvig til
bage = Hanssens iherdige For
seg paa, trods alt, at trade
Forgrunden we'd Grensefestlighe
derne har kun uddybet Mod
ningerne = og lukker samtidig
en- Flok ind i deres Lejr, hyis
Troskab DE like kan stole paa
over deres D9rterskel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

digheder, dette g9lder saaVel
Justitsministeriet som stedlige Po-
litimyndigheder, men muligvis
har de fundet Sted efter Ordre
af den International Kommis-
sion, for hvis Hamburger de
danske Politimyndigheder like
berer Ansyaret.
Siden der er kommet danske
Politimyndigheder til Nordsles-
Wig. har der kun fundet ganske
enkelte Udyishinger Sted, og i
allie Tilfelde har Diet drejet sig
ON Folk. der like hayde HEM
stavnsret i 1ste Zone, og ON
Folk, der kun kunde betragtes
som Urostiftere og farlige for
Samfnndet.
I Anledning af, at nogle kon-
gerigske Blade, der i en- merke-
Zig Grad synes at vile tale de
Tyskes Sag paa de dansksin-
dedes Bekostning, har meddelt,
at der skulde yere blevet I'D
lstedt Forbud mod at afsynge
tyske Sange, meddeler Ministe-
riet, at en- saadan Paastand er
grebet nd af Luften.
Fra Ministeriets Side er der
like bleyet udstedt noget saa-
dant Forbud, og we'd Henven-
delse til den sonderjyske Admi-
nistrator, tidligere Amtmand
Haarloy, meddeles Diet Ministe-
riet, at heller like Administra-
stratoren har udstedt eft saa-
dant Forbud, og ioyrigt kan Diet
udtales, at man i den Refining
selvf5lgelig like agter at I'D
ste6e Serforordninger, der kun
skulde gelde for Sonderjyllands
Beboere. Man gaar nd fra, at
disse Rygter kun er opstaaede
hos tysksindede, fordi de har
ment, at de danske Myndigheder
skulde onske at vile folge Diet
af de projsiske Myndigheder an
givne Spor, men nogen som helst
Tvangsforanstaltninger overfor
Nordslesvigs tysksindede beho-
yer disse like at frygte.
Aabenraa, Fredag. Administra-
tor Haarlov har i Dag udstedt
Bekendtgerelse ON, at efter at
den danske Fremmedlovgivning
nu er traadt / Kraft for de SON
derjyske Landslide, skal ale
lSp6rgsmaal ON Udvisning her
fra forelagges for Justitsmini-
%steriet j Kobenhavn, bortset fra
Tilfelde, hyor de paagaldende
Personer har skullet lose HEM
stedsbevis.
Statspolitiets Personals i Son
derjylland er bleyet i~nstrueret
ON we'd Afh9ringer eller we'd
Foresp9rgsler hos her bosatte I'd
landinge angaaende Hjemsted m.
v. udtrykelig at tilkendegive,
at man like fra Politiets Side
tilsigter nogen Udvisning paa
lGrund af muligt manglende Lee
gitimation, men kun 9nsker for
n9dne Oplysninger til Brug for
Registering. bet vii like vere
~n6dvendigt, at nogen paadrager
sig Ulejlighed eller Bekostning
we'd at REESE til sit Hjemsted
for at s9ge Oplysninger, som
kali indhentes skriftligt indenfor
en- passende It'd.
De spnderjyske Kirkeklokker.
Paa de Smithske Jernst0berier i
Aaiborg er man nu i fuld Gang
med at omst9be de 60 gamle Ka-
noner. der skal omdannes til
sdnderjyske Kirkeklokker i Ste
Diet for de Klokker, der under
Krigen blew taget ned. De nye
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Veldige Gud

Veldige Gud
vor og vor Fjendes,
o, lad Diet kendes,
med dig vi drog I'D
0, lad det dagesl
0, lad Diet markes,
mer end de st9rkes
err du de svages
veldige Gudl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

AT ale bedende Hjerter var
der eet, som maaske slog aller
starkest for Slesvig, og DIET var
Kong Christian, ,,hyis Vugge stod
we'd Sliens stille Str6mme". Jeg
tillader mig at fremdrage ct
Minde, som nappe kendes af
allie.
Den gamle geve Sanger, Nor
ten Eskesen, fix gennem mango
Aar Lykke til at vandre ON j
.Senderjylland, hyor han sang ST.
ne Sange i Bgndergaarde og Hus-
mandsstuer, og mango lyttede
gerne dertil. Han bragte da og-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
$50 Minnesota Farme.&5O

Send mig Navn OF Adresse paa en- eller anden, som De we'd 9nker
at kobe en- god Minnesota Farm. Saafremt han keber en- af mine
Farme, VII jg sende Dem $50. Jg har til Salgs so udvalgte i'm
proved Farme Clay, Dakota, Hennepin, Stearns, Pope, Grant OF
Redwood Counties blandt store skandinaviske Settlementer. Kirker
og Skoler. skry efter Liste og Fotografier. Randolph Holland,
sol Metropolitan Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28
Dansk-amerikansk Flaggave til
sonderjyske Foreninger. Aaben-

raa, Onsdag den %. Juni. Ire
: overordentlig smukke Dame :
brogsflag er ankommen hertil
som en- Gave fra Danske i New
York til de ire rationale For
eninger Velgerforeningen Sko-
leforeningen og Sprogforeningen.
Med Flagstengerne f6lger en-
smukt udfert Selvplade med In
skription: ,,Guds Fred. Lande-
fred. Hilsen fra Danske i New
York"
Flagene er sendt til forhenve-
rende Minister H. P. Hansen,
der i ct Brew anmodes ON at
overlevere dem til de ire For
eninger.
,,Tondernsche Zeitung' som
dansk Blad. Aabenraa, Onsdag
den %. Juni. Efter hvad der
forlyder, agter Cornelius Peter
sen i en- nar Fremtid at lade
sit Blad, ,,Tondernsche Zeitung ,
der redigeres af Hr. Becker, der
stammer fra Bayern, udkomme
paa Dansk.
Udvisningerne fra SSnderjyl-
land. En- Udtalelse fra Justits-
ministeriet. / Anledning at den
Meddelelse, som ,Hejmdal" har
bragt ON, at en- Gaardejer Win
selmann i Hundevad, SSnderjyl-
lands 1ste Zone, skulde we're BILE.
vet udvist m med sin HUI
etru, Svigerinde og den 6vrige
Husband, saaledes at Garden
stod fuldstandig uden Mand-
skab af nogen Art, har yKr.
Dagbl." i Justitsministerit fore
spurgt ON Grunden til disse
Udvisninger og der modtaget f6l-
gende Oplysninger:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-28

T1nder Semlnar1um. Allerede
i Aaret 1888 grundlagdes Ton
der Seminarium, der nu efter
Sommerferien aabnes som nyt
dansk Sfatsseminarium med Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
DEATHS

PAukIN. Al Iih9prne, ,Fr@Gce. ut e.
20 l.. 8+sth Infantry. Funeral from the
residence ~ his father. David Pauiu Glast.
iorO s. j., Friday. Dec. 81. lH2U ScrHce3
at Methodist Episcopal Church. GIasshoro, :!
y DoLA&.I su4den!y., Dec; q. MAInY cog
HiGHM sGSnd yo NMcSon ""F Pa 'S soemH
mass FRIDAY 10 Il. m, Church Of Our Lazy
of HftT"'SMiPPfHiRrEs. TN On Dee. 2s. 1890 MARY
c. VIE OF George u. Humphries. Fua'rl
Eriday SoP M from her Nda!SwnGJ I9SS TrS"'G .
Gtcrv Remains may BE- viewed ThursdaH
MENpRICKs. = on Dee" 90; ,IIIANNAIHi
friends invited TO attend funeral Hcrv "5 on
saturday, nt 10 A. M, at residence Of nroln'L
y, G. Hendricks, 29l w: ith St, ,hrslch
Pa Intcrmcnt Brethren's ,Crmrt"ry. ogar
Fa!rview Village MOHtgomcry county 'u'
neral arrives at cemetery at l2ih, ,,.
on Dec, 20. IOIS WILLIAM, son II NahaW
and the late GIUrl Srhrrd Fleming. GOD "
I2ith Rrst,, aged 20 Years. R"h' .'% M
friends are invited to IL" services, ca .'.N
afternoon, A nt 2 O'Clock. Rt his lat" r'Sid'.
7.7 = 8sth sl Philadelphia Int ii'"' ''
BI.ACK.- On Dec 80 1920, JEANHE I,mG
RLACk Funeral services Shturdal ~ Ky
D. IL at Bryn MHwr Presbytertan 'hH'"
a, iiryn MswT. Pa, IntermcrH priyllm.,. :,
FAIiiMAN. On Doc. 80. ROBEhI o.
FAIRAIAN, Of pneumonia at hlS laar ,',,o c'Sn an
dcncn I3is Chcstnut II, Funeral sGrNiHGGGr, .~
Monday. Jan. g. az o'clock, at me .,mTt
II BRir Bldg. 1920 Chestnut st. Inief"""'
UriVatog
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
GREEK NOTE SEEKS
TO MOLLIFY ALLIES
RhalIis' Reply to Protest Con-
tains But Vague Expressions.
Approved by Constantine
by the Associated Press

AtneEs' DSc, 3o'nitemier hhalls
Yesterday replied TO the JOINT note from
Great britain. france ana italy pre-
Sehtcd on december .. inc reply,
winch covers two typed pages contains
put VAGUE rNr,rSsslo'e' ~ N"Ic'H lne
mop" that the AlIies VIII pass over re-
cent events IN lhc race OF me rcAl "lt'
uatl0h' ana says mat Grecce asserted,
by the vote returning NohStahtihc, the
rlGht OF peoples 10 govern themselves
NJ. thaiiis hote' whirh was np'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
BR|NDELL TO FACE
Jury IN NEW YORK
Untermyer Tells Probers Plea
for Change Of Venue
Is Denied
PIPEMAKERS OFFER PLEDGE
I,y the Associated Press

New York. Dec. 30.--Robert L.
Brindcll. president of the, Bui'ding
Trades Council. must stand trial in
New York on indictments charging him
with cxtortion and attempted eX'o!ton,
Samuel Tntermyer announced today TO
the Legislative committee before which
he is prosecuting an investigation OF
the building trust" here.
Mr.. Tntermyer told the committee he
had been advised that Brindell's ap-
plication TO the Supreme Court for n
change of revenue had been denied. The
indicted labor lcader. in his plea Tor
trial elsewhere than in New York. had
asserted that because of prejudice
aroused by newspaper comment 1t would
be unable to obtain an impartial jury.
At tht time Mr.. Untcrmyer made hi
announcement. the art.on of the Sn .
prcmc Court on the application had not
officially been made public.
The Eastern Soil Pipe Manufacturing
Association notified the committee that
il had decided to dsband its organiza L.
ton for the exchange of information on
prices and price fixing. Its connection
with the Federal Trade Extension
Bureau and other national associations
wou'd also be severed it was declared.
The pipe manufacturers said they
only proposed to keep an organization
together for the purpose Of conducting
an advertising campaign already con
tractcd for.
The association. which was recently
investigated by the legislative commit
tee. is composed of the largest soil pip,
manufacturers in the eastern part OF
the United States.
Mr.. Tntcrmycr asked that the rcsolu
tion BE- sent to the district attorney
adding that it must be understood thai
resolutions Of this kind are not baset
on any promise of immunity.
This resolution is not entirely salts
factory" he said, "for. Under cover o.
that advertising clause. many things car
be- done But ] believe that the resolu,
| ton has been adopted in good faith. ,
\ letter from the Metal Ceiling Asso
citation of New York, which recent!
promised the committee to ''mCnd it
ways" was declared by Mr.. tntcrmycl
to be "merc empty words. The change
made by the association in its bylaws
were far from satisfactory, he added
and not acceptable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
PRESIDENT VETOES
RAIL BILL CHANGE
Reasons for Extending Date Of
Operation of Clayton Act
inadequate
SUFFICIENT TIME ELAPSED

N,.Igru,nu Nv "a --,I,y \ p
prnSiT",, W.i.nr rrt,rJ trda, tho
io;nt rn.,I,.,i,,r dn.iyrad ,r .,,snrnd =
Srrtinn ~ thc Ci,,tnn nrt prohibiting
,.,,,,nnr ,or.;,.- f'.n,n lrnIi,g with nnv
meow, ha,.i,,, i,,,orIn,.kimr J;rr,tnrstcs
with tLo carricr ryrrrt tn - limited px-
tr,,t oa IN ,.intra,,,.
Tlr prasidnnt'. vr,n n,os.ooo follows g:
II rntrrn hnrn,,i,h without my sig.
nature S"nnte hin 80 45DG amending
-n,c ''' 1890 :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
RESTORATION or EsSlNGTON
TROLLEY LINE Is ASKED
Tinieum Supervisors and Yachts
men Testify Service Is Needed

Supervisors ot Tinirum township.
Delaware, county today protested before
Public Service Commissioners Clement
and Bcnn the diSrontinuunrc Of trolley
service from Essingtnn to the Delaware
river on the lin" operated from Folsom
Pa. by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Go.
The bearing was held in room li%
City Hall.
The protest was brought by the town
ship supervisors after several petitions
had been submitted by patrons of tn"
line.
The protest says workers III the >ap-
yards. who until recently were carried
to the river front over the line, are now
forced to leave the ears on the "ui
>kirts of Essington. and walk TO the
river. a distance of more than mile.
Complaints Of the service ot the
Southwestern Lin" were 80 numerous
that Commissioner Clement ordered a
transcript made Of the testimony and
anneHncpd that he would order the re-
ccivcr for the company to appear before
him
Members of several Yacht clubs along
the Delaware testified that there waS
need for the Servic" between Essington
and the river.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
HISTORY of STATE
URCEDON SCHOOLS
DR.. Finegan Asks Teachers to
coIlaborate in Writing
Proper Textbook
SPR0UL TENDERS SUPPORT

Harrisburg, Dec. 30.-Teachers and
school officials of PENNSYLVANIA wcrc
urged to make the educational article
proposed for the revised constitution Of
the commonwealth the foundation of the
Keystone States educational program
and to collaboratc in the writing of thc
history of Pennsylvania which shall no
a textbook for all the schools, by Dr.
Thomas r. Finegan, superintendent Of
oublic instruction, in the closing nd.
dress Of the scvcnty-frst meeting nf
the Statc\Educatio Association. The
sessions. which were the most largely
attended Of any ever held by the cdu
Gators organization. were closed ilnmr.
diatcly after the election of Supcrin
tcndcnt/ William w. Evans. of Coum
bia connty, as the new president. the
place of meeting for 1921 being left to
the officers.
Addresses upon continuation schools
by Owen ID. Evans, of the state vocn-
tional education bureau, and on aiding
the handicapped pupil by DR.. Norbert
j. Melville. Of the Public Charities As
socintion, Philadelphia, and remarks 10y
DIR. Samuel Hamilton, of Allegheny
county, one of the veteran educators Of
the state. and by DIR. +. +. Downcs.
the Harrisburg superintendent. who
presided. preceded DIR. Fincgan's ad.
dress. The state superintendent de.
clarcd Pennsylvania form Of govern
ment should he kept in mind, because
it established schools. for the province
and that the educational article
prepared by the State Constitutional
Revision Commission should be the very
foundation of future education, "bc.
cause IL was broad, clear and compre.
hensive, an expression Sf the humanity
Of Pennsylvania.
Sprouts sympathy and support was
conveyed by DIR. Finegan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-30
PENROSE> >GRUNTS
At HARMONY TALK
Senator lntimates He Is Inter
ested in National Affairs
More Than Local
GOES TO CAPITAL, TODAY
Drug and Bnditry Lmcs
Too Petty for Penrose

senator Pcnrosc thinks he is too
big man to stoop to curb drug
selling and banditry.
Men of NATIONAL prominence in
Washington arc giving much of their
attention to legislation along these
lines The senior senator from Penn
sylvania seemed surprised when
asked today If he would take part in
forming much needed laws.
II cannot cheaper myself, said
he. "by mingling in such mattcrs.' -
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BEATEN, ROBBED IN HOTEL
Man Lay "a Hours Unconscious in
Room Before Discovered

Reading, Pa, Dec. ID IIeaten into
insrnsibility and thrown into II room
Of hotel at Shillington, Samuel Stccg
aged fifty five years, lay in the room
for twenty four hours before he was
found last evening. Stat" police were
notified and they arrested William Gcih
aud Melon Delong. They will be given
n herring next Tuesday.
Stccg was attacked in his hotel room.
lie resisted the mtrudrrs and was badly
beaten. After knocking him uncOn
.rious the bandits stole $50, which they
found in the room. Then they 1 riod
Stcrg's unconscious form to Il rear
room, and his plight was not discovered
until fellow guests nt the hotel missed
him Nnd mad" II search. The contents
90 - "Oom were scattered about and
indicated a terrific struggle.