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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-26
.Joy BELLS" AT COLUMBIA.

10y Bells by the AL Reeves company
was disclosed at the Columbia Theatre
yesterday. The company was headed by
Harry Cooper. who had the assistance of
Pauline Harris. Elso Huber. Mile. Va
Ieska. Frank Pickett Charlie Crafts.
Charles lie Vine. Jr.. and others. The
principal vaudeville feature was by the
Nay Brothers. ten negro instrumentalists,
who played jazz with amusing results.
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Ct yINCENT,s RUMMAGE SALE.

A rummage sale for the benefit Of St
yincents Hospital will be opened this
morning at 1875 East Fifty-ninth stree:
by the members of the inspection COM
mittee of the hospital The sale will
continue until Saturday. The proceeds
OF a rummage sale last year helped
equip the hospital with modern laun-
dry machine. The institution is greatly
in need Of funds at the present time.
Among those who have donated articles
for the sale are Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt.
Miss Elisabeth Marbury and number
of the large department stores.
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.rur STORM" At MANHATTAN.

"The Storm" George Broadhurst's
PRODUCTION of Langdon Mccormick
thriller of the big woods. with its
picturesque forest fire. began an en-
ragement Mt the Manhattan opera
House last night. This attraction, which
has proved to have great drawing
aower on tour, has Miss Katherine
HAYDEN in the leading role. supported
NV nlayers OF the excellence which won
sor this melodrama successful run
AZ the Forty-eighth Street Theatre last
season,
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ARTHUR u. VOORHEES,.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
DANvILLE, Ill. oct 25-Arthur r.
Voorhees,. formerly prominent stock
raiser OF this county and familiar
figure at the Chicago stock yards. H.
dead at Kissamee. Fla, 10 which place
he went year ago for his health. He
was Sc years old. He was nephew OF
the late Senator Voorhees, OF Indiana.
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HOLDS PATRIOTIC LUNCHEON.
Sons of American Revolution
Speakers mt Minerva club.

Two hundred members and guests at
tended the first luncheon of the season
OF the Minerva Club, Mrs. Mary Stokes
MacNutt. president. In the Waldorf
Astoria yesterday. Patriotism was the
keynote. al the speakers Being officials
Of the Sons of the American Revolution
The Rev DR.. Joseph Fort Newton
pastor of the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternty, spoke on How l interpreted
the Spirit of America in England" DR.
Lyman Whitney Allen discussed The
Story of the Constitution" and Mr. Louis
Amin Ames had for his subject Timely
Topics"
There were songs by Mrs. Frederick
II. Haywood. soprano. and Mr.. James
Oliver Boone. tenor.
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MISS CowLEs,s RECITAL.

Miss Cecil Cowles. pianist. gave re-
cital last evening in Aeolian Hall She
played Mozart's A major sonata, Han
del's chaconne in G, some Chopin, some
List and even some Cecil Cowes. Not
too bounteously gifted with musical per-
ception, she was also deficient in tech
meal mastery. She played with good
tone and with some fluent finger work
But even this was married by false notes
In the familiar march of the sonata the
Turks advanced in double time.
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THE REV. roRELLo MoscA.

The Rev. Or. Torello Mosca. assistant
at the Roman Catholic Church of the
Sacred Heart OF Jesus and Mary. 3i5
East Thirty-third street. died yesterday
after brief Illness He belonged TO
the Italian Apostolate Band which es-
tablished the church in 1914 TOR the ben.
efitI Ok Italians In the neighborhood.
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ACTORS WHEN LINCOLN
WAS SHOT MEET AGAIN
w. J. Ferguson and Mrs.
Exams See DrinkUoter's Play.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 25.-Members of
thirty-one G. A. R. posts in Chicago and
five hundred A. f. F. wounded crowded
the Blackstone Theatre this afternoon
at special invitation matinee of John
Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln" given
for them through the courtesy of Frank
McGlynn and the other members Of the
company. Even the stage hands and
musicians gave their services.
w. ]. Ferguson and Mrs. Kathryn
Evans. both of whom were on the stage
OF Ford's Theatre. Washington. the night
Lincoln was shot. had a dramatic meet
ing In the theatre.
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..GREAr REDEEMER" TO MOVE

'The Great Redeemer." an impressive
photoplay production by Maurice Tour
neur has been so well received at the
RIvoll, where 1t is the feature this week,
that Hugo Reisenfeld yesterday ar
ranged to transfer IL to the Rialto next
week 1t Is a Metro film and tells of
the effect that painting of the Cruel
flxIon made by a convict has on his soul
and that Of a murderer. The cast Is
headed by House Peters. Miss Marjorie
paw Jack Macdonald. and Joseph Sin
ole
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FIRE CAPTAIN Is BURIED.

Funeral services were held last night
for Capt. Francis L. Woods of Engine
Company 215 in Greenpoint. He died
last Friday at his home. 73S Chauncey
street. Brooklyn, after a three months
illness. Capt. Woods served in the
Brooklyn Fire Department for over
thirty years He is survived by HIS WIFE
a son and three daughters.
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THE BERKSHIREs.

Mrs. Raymond T. Baker had dinner
company of fourteen persons at Holm
wood, Lenox, last night.
Mrs. Albert r. Shattuck closed he.
villa yesterday and is at the Curtis
Hotel. Lenox. Others there are Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley B. Lawrence and Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Spofford of New York
Mr.. Joseph II. Brazer and Miss +
Josephine Brazier started for Philadel-
phia, Pa, after spending a month al
the Curtis.
Mrs. Julian Goldman has returned to
Newport from Ventfort Hall. Lenox
where she was the guest of Mrs. w
Roscoe Bonsal.
Mr.. Richardson Pratt of New York Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Pratt. at the Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Corridor
Gordon of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur L. Willis OF Flushing. L. l., anc
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Coolidge Of
Boston also are there.
Mrs. David Lydia, Countess d.
Laugier Villars and Mr. Henry White
were among those leaving Lenox fol
New York yesterday.
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CHILD STARS IN VAUDEVILLE.
Jane md Katherine Lee Appear I'm
Their studio Skit-Other Acts.

Jane and Katherine Lee. the child
stars of screen and stage. had good
time, as we'll as giving one to the audi
ence at the Palace yesterday In romp-
ing through n return engagement of
their studio skt, and proved that they
had lost none Of their youthful exuber-
ance and naturainess. even If they haa
been in the movies and then turned
to headlining In vaudeville.
Misses Jessie Brown and Effie Wes-
ton in terpsichorean numbers. Dugan
and Raymond in IAN Ace I'm the Hole. ;"
Mel Klee and Brown and O'Donnell
were others who snapped ideas with
the spectators.
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TO AID IN CHURCH WORK.

Election night, November 2, will have
other interests than the returns. At the
Hotel Pennsylvania there will be 4
bridge. whist. pinochle and dance given
by the ssterhood of the Temple of the
Covenant, Gil West 1S0th street, for the
benefit of the Community Centre of the
temple. The subscription is 81. SO that
the players will not be out of touch with
the election news, returns will be re-
ceived and read from time to time.
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GEROME SARDI.

Gerome Sardi. head of the artificial
flower making firm of G. & N Sardi. at
700 Broadway, died last night at his
home in Fort Lee. N. ]. He was a d.
rector OF the National Bank of Edge
water. He was born in Italy sixty-five
years ago, coming to this country when
he VISA 10. His wife, two sons and one
daughter survive him.
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NEW CHILD HEALTH STATION.

The Red Cross opened its third child
health station yesterday in the Christie
dora Settlement House, 147 avenue 3.
1t includes nutrition classes, an oral hy-
giene clinic and a public health infor-
nation service. DIR. William VI. Leak.
former oral hygiene inspector for the
Board of Education, has been appointed
supervisor.
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LOST AND FOUND
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD.

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
REWARD,
1920 Oldsmobile touring, five passenger
model 81, serial 21638, motor ED 32394-x-4.
license 234291 or 20429l. n. Y: front
bumper only; electric cigar lighter; edge OF
floor at clutch pedal opening covered with
metal bolted on; all Goodyear tires: initials
~ II. B." In Old English on side: stolen
October IL. Communicate with f. b. HOP
WOOD, So John St, New York city. Telo-
phone Beekman s9sT
LOST-On Sunday. October "a at Meadow
brook Farm, during the police dog trials. n
new GrafleX, ix5 camera. Mrs. l.. +. WAN
NER. Telephone 4lW Hempstead n. Y.
I.OST-Bank book No. 3iT211 OF the Harlem
Savings Bank payment stopped. Please
return book TO bank at No. 124 East i25th
St, New York city.
S23 REWARD
for return Of jade hatpin lost Oct. - al
Eitz-Carlton Hotel. CHARLTON & CO.. 63i
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pulitzer will
close their house in Southampton. T.. l..
the end of next week and return to
New York. On November Is their
daughter. Muriel. will be christened by
the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant In the
Church of the Ascension. Mr.. and Mrs
Pulitzer were married in 1918.
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"pEFENDAMv BODY MEETS.

The Defendant Association. veterans
Of the Twenty-second Engineers, N. G..
N. Y, held its annual fall awakening
last night at the armory. 16sth street
and Fort Washington avenue.
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WASHINGTON.


Major-General Fl. Keppel Bethel,
Military Attache of the British EN-
bassy. had a dinner last night at the
Cafe St. Marks for Lady Blanche
Beresford. who Is visiting the British
Ambassador and Lady Geddes. To-
night Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes
will have a young peoples dinner at
the Embassy, and to-day Lady Geddes
and Lady Blanche Will be guests of the
Misses Mary f. and Josephine A. Pat
ten at luncheon.
The marriage of Miss Elsie b. Down.
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus c. Downing to Mr.. Donald
Alexander Of Cleveland, will take place
on December IN st. Johns Episcopal
Church. with reception afterward at
Rauschers The bride will be attended
by her sisters Mrs. w. w. Finley, Jr..
and Miss Alys Downing.
Secretary of State Colby had dinner
at the Pan-American Building last
night, entertaining number of diplo-
maNsts and officials, who were asked
to meet the delegates to the Interna-
tional Communications Congress now In
session here.
Mr. Karel Halla, counsellor of the
Czechoslovakian Legation, Is in New
York to meet members of his family
who are passengers on board the Lap
land, due this week. He is stopping al
the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mrs Charles Carroll Walcutt gave
theatre party yesterday for Miss
Anita Kite. who Is to be married or
Saturday to Mr.. Frank Pierce Har'
man, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury OF
Philadelphia have leased for the winter
Mrs. Philip r. Sheridan's house, 221l
Massachusetts avenue, y. w.
Justice and Mrs. William Bailey
Lamar have returned from a long abb
sence In the South and in California.
Mrs. Phillip Moore of st. Louis presi-
dent of the International Council OF
Women, has arrived at Wardman Park
Inn.
Mrs George w. Vanderbilt and Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt have arrived at the
Willard Hotel.
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HOT SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh Kellogg ar
rived at the Homestead yesterday from
New York. Others there are Mrs. Rich
mond Mayo Smith, Miss Amabel
Mayo Smith. Mrs. Louis NJ. Fulton
Miss. Agnes Hooker. Mrs. Norris Fl. III
man and Mrs. Gerard l.. Jackson OF
New York, Mrs. Gardiner NJ. Lane and
Miss Katharine N. Lane Of Boston. Mr..
and Mrs H. Clay Miller of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. PAGE and Mr.. and
Mrs A. G, Dutton OF Boston.
Mrs. William du Pont had dinner
at Valley View last night for party
of friends, which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. McIlvain.
Sir Mortimer 3. and Lady Davis gave
a dinner at the Homestead last night
for the Baron and Baroness Rosen-
krantz.
Mr.. and Mrs Melville e. ingalls, and
Mrs. Alexander Biddle were among the
colonists riding around Warm Springs
Mountain yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Burt Of New
York and Mrs f. A. Connolly of Wash
ington arrived last night at the Home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso p. Villa. Mrs.
Sylvanus l.. Schoonmaker. Mrs. William
II. Simonds, Mrs. Stanley p. Clifford and
Mrs. Caleb J. Coatworth. Jr.. have re-
turned to New York.
The honeymoon colony at the Home-
stead was increased yesterday by the
arrival from New York of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Claflin Flanagan.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. John Alexander Chisholm will
give tea in her home. S36 West
Seventy-seventh street. on November q
to introduce Miss Juliet Chisholm.
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DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson of
Washington. who were for the summer
In Banff, have taken an apartment at
the Vanderbilt.
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$500 REWARD

For any information leading 10 recovery OF
1919 Mercer. sport model gray body, black
wire wheels; car No 1899; motor No.
1901: license No. l6s.i1i n. Y. c.; stolen
from I'm front of 2If w. 18th ST.. " Y. c..
on August 81 Communicate with John J.
Stats. 81 Stone ST. Telephone Broad 1871.
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The Countess of Dartrey. who came
from England with Mrs. Adair is at
the St. Regis. where Mrs. George Fales
Baker. of Old Oaks. Rosemont. Pa.
also has arrived from the Adirondacks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler n. Warren will
occupy this winter the house of Mrs.
Henry Lewis Morris at u West Fifty
third street.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp and her
guest Mrs. Robert Stewart Henderson
of London, who arrived on board the
Lapland last. Saturday. are at Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have
left White Sulphur Springs for the
Plaza Hotel. where they have taken an
apartment for the winter.
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Wearing Apparel.

I,OsT-Thursday. October 81. on steam train
from Mineola connecting with fl A. NJ
train from Pennsylvania Station 10 Oyster
Raw. dark fall overcoat left In overhead
rack I'm smoking car. VIII party who found
same please return 20 F. A. SCHEFFLER
room 20TT. 80 Church st, New York.
IOsT-Fisher fur neckpiece single skin
IRON, Hotel Bitmore 10 Bests Liberal re-
ward return cashier Hotel Fillmore.
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Mrs. Frederic Jennings Parsons. who
had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William NJ. V. Hoffman for a few days
has returned to Boston.
Mrs. George Crawford Clark, whose
home for some time has been at II East
Ninetieth street, has taken an apart
ment at 270 Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barton French
have taken Mr.. and Mrs. George c. w
lows house at III East Eightieth
street.
Mr.. Matthew Astor Wilks has re-
turned to New York from a stay of a
fortnight in Greenwich, Conn.
Mr. Hermann Oelrichs has taken al
apartment at A East Fifty-eightf
street.
Mr. and Mrs Roland L. Redmond have
come~ln from Glen Head, L. l., to the
Chatham.
Mrs Henry B. Hyde will return TO
morrow from Saratoga Springs, n.
Mrs William 4. NJ. Burden has como
to New York from Mount Kisco. n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Sturges viii
return from Lenox November 3.
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Found.

FOr1Np-saturday evening. oct %, on sub.
way train. pin. owner address, giving de
scripilon, A 1856 Herald. Fulton ~.
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Cats. Dogs, &c.

LosT-on Monday, October n. IN East sist
81. between 1 and o'clock. male Peking-
ese brown with black markings. Liberal re-
wa ri IL returned 20 owner any morning be-
tween and 12 80 o'clock. at 2i3 East elst
Il city; chlids pet dog.
LOST-October 25 IN front OF GAO w. 5sth
St. Airedale terrier. IL months old. gray
ish black back. tan face and legs answers
10 name Of Tom reward. Address ISL H.
cad a.
IOsT--Iight colored male PekinEese; $50
reward: no questions. Return 20 LINCOLN
200 w With Tel. circle 4ads.
IOsT-Dog (PekinRese), male, brown, black.
ON Oct is near 6ist st. liberal reward I:
MINI not Telenhnne mornings. Plaza l7na
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Jcweiry.

LOST-On Saturday afternoon, October %.
a pearl necklace on train between Tuxedo.
N Y. and Jersey City, or between Jersey
City and Englewood, y. J. Suitable reward
way. New York city.
LOST.-S50 reward. gold ring, small dia-
mond, Monday morning: Initials w. ]. w;
in Marlin Rockwell Building washroom. third
floor; valuable to owner for personal asso-
Citations no questions asked. II 1T3 Herald.
Herald SO.
LosT-on FSiday morning at FIeischman's
Baths, open face watch: keepsake; $50 re-
ward: no questions asked. MANAGER,
Feischman's Baths.
LOsT-on Friday, Oct. p. one diamond and
sapphire bar pin: liberal reward Mrs.
WILLIAM o BR1EN. Hotel Algonquin, 4ith
st.
LOST-Monday afternoon. Nassau St. down
town, genuine cameo pin. Reward return
Miss SURICIRTZ, care Ira Barnett. 81 Beck
man n.
LosT-Diamond and sapphire circle pin
suitable reward Return 20 Mrs r. COR
DON. Vanderbilt Hotel. Tel. Vanderbilt 100.
LosT-Diamond platinum bar pin between
52d and 10th SITS. 9Th av.: liberal re-
ward. G. HARTMAN. 90 Wet n2d ~.
LOST-Ciold woven chain bracelet. green pen
dants. Saturday. 15ed and i3d SITS. Bway
reward. CRAsT. 6i0 w. ia2d.
500, reward, no questions asked for return
OF Bow Knot Brooch. lost In Princeton
n j.. October %. DRElCER & CO.. 900
9Th av.
siT5 REWARD
for return OF Bracelet containing about Il
diamonds and sapphires; lost October q.
between West 10Th and Berkeley Hotel. l.
II. & n. n. WEINBERG. G65 9Th av.
500 REWARD. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
for the return OF diamond and sapphire bar
pin. keepsake. uncut sapphire IN centre; lost
either IN taxi or Pogiani, or between 47th
ST. and 50th st. and Bway. Z. NJ. CATTLE
& co.
5000 REWARD
for return OF Platinum Bar Pin, containing
three large diamonds and numerous small
ones lost October Fl. between T2d and 42d
ste MARCUS q co. 9Th av. and 4Jth ~
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MORRISON Monday. October - 1920,
Albert Norris. in his cd year. Funeral
n.rvices AZ ST Paul's =. f. Church. Dun
can av. Jersey City, on Tuesday october
20, at s p. NJ. 1nterment private. Kingston.
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ton followed by a wedding dinner was
given at the home of the BRIDES par
ents. A large number of relatives and
friends were present. After a short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
will return to Meme, where the groom
owns farm. They have the best
wishes of host of friends for a long
and happy married life.
Patrick j. White, an old resident of
Newton, died Wednesday night, fol-
lowing a stroke of paralysis, which ne
suffered a week ago. He was 73 years
of age In his younger days he was a
school teacher and taught in this
county for several years. He was
chairman from Newton back in the
SOS. He was married to Margaret
Morris, who with four children survive
him. The children are, Mrs. Dan Gal
lagher of Newton, James at home, Ed
ward of Two Rivers, and Walter of
Los Angeles, Cal.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning from St. sidore's church.
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Notes From baskerville.

Misses Isabel and Matilda Brouchoud
have recovered from an attack of ill
ness,
James j. 2ahork has returned from
Tcrrc Haute, Ind, where he attended
the meeting of the international Money
Machine company. Mr.. Zahorik says
they have no snow in that city.
Five members of the Blauk family
have recovered from the flu" Mr..
Blauk was the only member of the
family that escaped the disease.
The Edward Eckardt family have all
recovered from influenza. Mrs. Eek
ardl, the sons and two daughters were
i'll at the same time, leaving Mr.. Eek
ardt and grandpa Eckardt to do the
nursing and the many chores on the
farm alone.
Anton Kcttner lost two valuable
horses last week through eating some
silagc waste.
Henry Hagcnow bought a fine draft
horse from VIM. Greenwood. Consid-
Grafton, $ll0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Seidl of Mishi-
cot Sundaycd at the Mr. and Mrs. An
ton YOura home
Mrs John lIronek and son Leonard
of Manitowoc are here for a brief stay
with her mother, Mrs Noyy.
Frank Kunz Sr. transacted business
ut Two Rivers Wednesday.
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SCHOOL NOTES

The Parker Company, Madison,
Wisconsin offers the wisconsin Jour
nal of Education" to any teacher for
fifty cents, paid subscription up to
June, 1921 if that subscription is sent
in before May LIST. This is an oppor-
tunity that few teachers should for-go.
The regular subscription price on this
school magazine is $3.50. You will be-
gin to receive the journal as soon as
your subscription is received. In other
words, YOU will receive the wisconsin
journal of Education" for more than
a year for one-thrd the price.
With only one exception he
city teachers of Manitowoc and Two
Rivers have sent in their one dollar
towards the Wisconsin Teachers Pub
llcity Campaign. There are number
.of rural school teachers who have
failed to do this. Are you one of them ?
This isn't like the spirit Of our rural
teachers, and neglect shows poor pro-
fcSsional spirit If you feel you want
to be one of us, please sent in your one
dollar to this Office as soon as possible,
A bulletin called Fire Protection
for Schools" by II. W. Forester may
be secured by writing to the Depart
ment Of Interior, Washington, ID. c.