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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Tilsammen $993.93
Observation-Disclosures
Tilsammen $584.81
Bygge- og Skolefund.

E. k,i+torat g Kbl Nr. AZ ................ .$9845.67
Fremont. Neb, Mrs. Chr. Tostrup (Bonds) $3.50. 500oo
New Lisbon, Wis, Thomas Jensen, Mrs. II. Z. Han
sen nv. 500 (Bonds) Anders Larsen 50; Pa
stor E. A. Hjortsvang $50 ................ 2oooo
HAMPTON, Nebr, Lars Eskndsen (Bonds) 49,. 10000
S~taplehurst, Nebr, abode Hans Chr. Vedsted
(BondS) :. =. :. E. :. .'''''''''''s'.''
Duluth. Mimi, Pastor John G. Romer og Hustru
(BondS). E. -. -. -. =. -
Ferndale. Calf, Walter Terkelsen j.. =. ........ 4ooo
Falmouth, Me-, Emaus Nigh, c. N. Bruins $lOo,
Ferdinand Ebbesen $40, Ladies Aid $20...... l3ooo
Ferndale, Calf, Mrs. Cathrine Jacobsen (Bonds). oooo
Blair, Nebr, Albert Schj9dt >! .............. looo
Greenvile, Mich, st. PAUL. Nigh. Christian Hansen
. Tl,ao nielsen d. 25O0
Tisammen 80. .$11255.67
Blair, Nebr, den q. okt. 1920.
Alt modtaget med TAX pa samfundets Vegne Otto Hansen
Rettelse. I Kbl. Mr.. 38 for Bygge- og Skolefond STAIR:
Ferndale. Calf, Vor FIR. Nigh, Hans Bonniksen (Bonds)
$4,000; skulde vere A. Bonniksen osv. Otto Hansen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

paa V@rksteaerne afskediget
Folk, fordi Arbejdsgiyerne like
bar Arbejde til dem og derfor
maa indskronke sig. Den hidtil
stgrste Arbejder-Afskedigelse
fandt L6rdag den %. Sept. Sted
paa K%9benhavns Flydedok, hvor
Direktionen har maattet afske-
dige $50 Arbejdere paa Grund
at Mangel paa Beskeftigelse til
dem. bet yentes, at der i Lpbet
af Vinteren vii finde lignende
Masseafskedigelser Sted paa en-
Del andre store Virksomheder
Landet over.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen

Japanmissionen.
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. AZ $417764
Eugene, Oregon, Lydia Andersen ............ 1000
Los Angeles, Calf, Offer we'd Inadomis Mode $3.50. 2300
Pacific Kreds Kyindef. Hedninge missionsforbund til
Spencer, Iowa, Bethania Mghs S. S. ............. 1916
Selma. Calf. Mrs. Schultz ......... 1900
Royal, Iowa, S. S. Offer we'd Missions-M6det 49,: 1l22
Indianapolis, Ind Young Peoples Society -. 700
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Kirkeklokkerne til s5nderiyl

I'LL RpllACI It1-
land. Aalborg, "a September.
DirektGr %S9rensen we'd de Smith
ske J@rnst6berier meddeler ON
Arbejdet for at erstatte Sender
jyderne de fjnrnede Kirkeklok-
ker, at Komiteen RAIDER over ca.
Y Mill. Kr. Der skal anskaffes
ca. 40 Klokker, der i alt vii koste
omkring 100000 Kr., og Diet
oyerskydende Belob tenkes an
yendt til ct Observation-Disclosures.
Klokkerne, der st9bes paa de
smithske Jenstpberier, forsynes
med Indskrifter, forfattede af
Professor With, Andersen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

blem. Akademisk socialt Kursus'
Observation-Disclosures fortsat-
ties Aftenen den 30. Sept. med
sn klar, historisk Oyersigt over
de forskellige Kirkers Sitting
til Diet sociale Problem we'd Pro-
fessor Ammundsen.
Den armeniske og den russi-
ske Kirke har endnu like opda-
get Diet sociale Problem. Den
romersk-katolske Kirke begynd-
te at gore en- Indsats paa dette
Omraade i Middelalderen, da den
I. Eks. fix Laugvesenet ind I'M
der kirkelig Ledelse, og midi i
det 10. Aarhundrede tog den
for Alyor Diet sociale Problem
ep.
Portestantismen fix, ON end
Reformationen like direkte tog
Sigte derpaa, store Virkninger
paa Samfundsforholdene, men
Luthers og hans Efterf9lgeres
Pessimisme og Mangel paa posi-
tive Idealer, forte til, at Kirken
blev afgjort konseryativ og af-
hengig af Staten.
St9rst I~nteresse har den re
formerte Kirke visit for Diet So
siale Problem, og NEST har det-
te givet sig Udslag i England,
hyor Mend som Glasgowpresten
Charmers, Kingsley, Herbert
Stead, Henderson o. m. a. har
s9gt og s9ger at lose Diet sociale
Problem nd fra den Overbeyls-
ming, at den s%oeiale Revolution
er y9rdil9s, hyis Menneskenes
Hjerter like revolutioneres.
Her i Danmark har vi med vor
udviklede kirkelige Filantropi
og vor Tradition code Betingel-
ser for at kunne tage Problemet
ep. ,,Kr. Dgbl."
Messeskrud og Pragt i Kir-
kerne. oJeg har haft mango Gle-
der her j Verden," skriver den
bekendte Legpredikant, Oberst
Melander i Dag. Tidn."
Zen af dem er, at jeg like er
bleven Erkebiskop."
Han synes nemlig, at Erkebi-
spen er Genstand for en- Meng-
de urimelige Overfald. Som nu
sidst med Messehaglerne og Pro-
cessionerne. Obersten er ganske
fs pa, FL rasll1s Wide have
sagt, at Guds Rige bestaar like
hverken i Messhagler eller like
Messehagler. | al Fald Wide Pau
lus have sagt: Lad os derfor
tragic efter Diet, som fremmer
Freden og den gensidige Opbyg-
gelse."
Obersten tilfojer, at heller TX
Ike han hgrer til Erkebispens Be
undere; men Erkebispen er en-
NAM d, 0g den Slags skal man
lade arbejde i Ro og like for
tradige dem. wi skal tvartimod
inderligt bede for dem, at Her
rem maa lede dem ret i Sandhed
og Ydmyghed. bet meme nu
jeg. Og mener du like Diet, saa
maa Erkebispen og jeg bede for
dig j Stedet for"
Den midtjyske Lengdebane.
Fredag den ]. October toges den
nye misunderstanding fra Fun
der til Brande j Brug for den
almindelige Tarfik. Banen blew
az Acknowledgements afleyeret
til Statsbanerne Mandag den 20.
Sept, hyorefter disse %paabegynd-
tie Pr9yek9rslerne paa Banen den
%. Sept. og f~ortsatte dermed
Maaneden nd.
Horned er man naaet til Fuld-
fGrelsen af den store midtjyske
Lengdebane fra Langaa over
Silkeborg - Funder = Brande -
Notwithstanding. Den nye
Strekning err 37,4 KIM, og dens
samlede Banelengde fra Langaa
iii RramminOe or 1928 KIN. An.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

Mango Afskedigelser. bet er
forlengt spaaet, at Vinteren val
blive meget streng, hvad Ar
bejdsl9shed angaar. N@sten
hver Uge oliver der rundt ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
What's wrong
the World!

A new Book on some of the
Great Questions of the Day.
By Rev. G.. H. Gerberding, D. D.
You may not concur IN every
point with the Doctor diagnosis
and you may not always like his
prescription, but in all events
Won want to read his book. 1t
has food for thought.
Price 75c, net.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

re, som Diet kGbenhaYnske Publ
KUN sedyanlig onsker, snarere
det modsatte, saa lenge Tilf6rs.
len like er normal.
Der er dog for at lette 10.
yedstadens Kodforsyning givet
Tilladelse til, at Slagtere fra Ian
det og andre Dyer kan sende
Kreaturer j slagtet Tilstand til
Kobenhavns Flpskehal.
Et Tilfelde i sdr.- Fielding.
Herring, %. September. Mund-
og kloysyge er i Dag konstate-
ret hos en- Besetning, %tilhgrende
Soren Jensen af Bjerge i Son
der-Felding. Saa godt SON hele
Bes@tningen, en- haly SHE'S Krea-
turer. er angreben.
Den syenske Forsigtighed.
Stockholm, 80. September. Vete-
rinarstyrelsen har indsendt EN-
Skriyelse til Regeringen, i hvil-
ken den henleder OpmGrksom-
'heden paa, at danske Hesteopk6-
bere for Tiden flittigt bes6ger
Sverrig, hvilket ogsaa har visit
sig we'd, at Heste-Udf6rslen har
antaget ct betydeligt Omfang.
Styrelsen anser dette for en- stor
Fare for Spredning af Mund-
og Klovsyge og foreslaar, at der
snarest udstedes Forbud mod I'd
fersel af Heste fra Sverrig.
spnderjydernes Modtagelse i
Rigsdagen. En- ~storstilet Festlig-
he'd. K9benhavn, %. September.
R%igsdagen trader som bekendt
sammen den 5. Oktober. Da Diet
er forste Gang, de s9nderjyske
Representatives. giver Mode, vii
Rigsdagens Aabning blive ser-
lig pomp9s. Kongen vii holde en-
Trontale. hvOri han Sprlip vii
henvende sig til de s9nderjyske
Representatives.. Endyidere vii
der blive en- stor Aftenfest i
Rigsdagsbygningen, og til den
indbydes bl. a.: Representa-
ter for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ne. Man mener, at der vii bliye
ca. 600 Deltagere i Festen.
Stor Brand i Aarslev. 3 Huse
og l Gard. | Aftes, skrives der
2. Okt., opstod der Brand i ct
Hus, tilh6rende Sognefoged Chr.
Jensen i Aarsley we'd Aarhus og
beboet az Husband Chr. Jensen.
Bornene a enc hjemme, og da
de var / Fprd med at gaa i Seng,
eXplodrede en- Lampe, hvoryed
IIuset antendtes. Et az B9rnene
blew noget forbrendt paa Hand
en-, men i9vrig slap de uskadte
bort fra Flammerne.
Ilden antendte strax efter ct
andet af Sognefogdens Huse,
beboet az Fodermester Jens
Vigen, og derefter Karethmager
BRUINS Illus. Derfra sprang Ilden
over til Anton Nielsens Enkes
Gaard, hyor Stuehuset og Hest
testalden nedbrendte, mems de
ovrige Lenger reddedes.
We'd 11-Tiden var man HERE
over Ilden. Inlet Levende indie
brandt, og Diet lykkedes ogsaa
at redde Diet meste al lndboet.
Nedhjelp som skolefag. FL
Forlydende i ,,Aalb. Stilftstid.
vii vide, at Aalborg tekniskc
Skole paatenker at indf6rc
,,N9dhi@lp", Undervisning
Samaritergerning, som Fag
Dagskolen, forel6big dog kun
med en- enkelt ugentlig Time.
Prasteudnavnelse. Under q
September er Sogneprest fol
Oster og Vester Vandet Menighe
der i Aalborg Stiff j. T. II. Ercl
udnevnt til s%ogneprest fol
GA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

ne til 4 Slider, men kan dog TX
Ike hamle OPP me dsin Konkurrent
Grindsted, der har Bane til G
Slider og er e. af de Knude-
punkter i Danmark, der har Ba-
ne i de fleste Retninger.
Efter den nye Streknings Aab-
ming forkortes Baneafstanden fra
Langaa til Bramminge og der
med til yor sydligste K6bstad
paa Vestkysten, T6nder, med
75,7 KIN, def Afstanden til
Bramminge over Aarhus-Frede-
ricia-Lunderskov er 1882 KIN.
Dette vii for Publikum betyde
like blot en- Besparelse i Billet
prisen, men bl. a. ogsaa en- Fragt-
besparelse for Exportprodukter
via Eebjerg fra 0stkystens nord-
lige Egne. Paa Banestrkeningen,
der er bygget son syar Bane,
oliver der fplgende Holdesteder
Refining Brande-Funder :
Lundfod (Billetsalgssted med 81
despor), Ejstrupholm (Station) J.,
Hampen (Holdeplads). Hjgllund
(Billetsalgssted med Sidespor)
SAINT Christianshede (Holde-
plads). Den eneste Station Bill
yer saaledes Ejstrupholm, men
denne vii til Gengeld faa en- ret
betydelig Trafik, saaledes at dens
Lokaliteter formentlig efter kort
It'd vii bliye for smaa. Desuden
skal Stationen ogsaa dame En-
depunktet for en- paatenkt Pri-
vatbane fra Horsens-Bryrup
Banen. Endyidere vii Funder
Holdeplads bliye rykket OPP i
Stationernes Klasse, hvorhos der
paa Silkeborg Station skal fore
tages store Udvidelsesarbejder.
Mellem Silkeborg og Funder be-
nytter Togene Langaa-Bram-
minge Diet nuyarende Midtbane-
spor, men det er dog H%ensigten,
at f9rstneynte Strekning skal
CORES dobbeltsporet.
| driftmessig Henseende hen
lagges den nye Bane under 3.
Distrikt i Struer med umiddel-
bar Ledelse af Trafik-, Maskin-
og Banesektionen i Herning.
-Jyll. psf.
Mund- og Klovesygen. 70 Be
sutninger %angrebne i sidste Uge.
Ny Tilfelde meldes daglig. Efter
Veteringr Fysikatets sidste Uge-
beretning, skriyes der den 20.
Sept, ser Diet desverre langtfra
I'D til, at Diet er lykkedes at
standse den udbrudte Mund- og
I klovesyge. Tyertimod synes den
at brede sig j en- uhyggeilg Grad,
og Tilfeldene %optreder nu over
hele Landet.
Beretningen wiser, at medens
| der i forrige Uge kun anmeldteS
y angrebne Besgtninger, var
Tallet denne Uge linden for sam
me oppe paa 70 Besgtninger,
nemlig j K9benhayn Amt 2, Sta
den K9benhayn 2, Fredericksburg
Amt 4, Sor9 5, Bornholm /, Mari
DO 40, S%vendborg 3, Odense 8,
Vejle 4, Aarhus 5 og Randers /.
! Desuden mapgler man endnu Be
retningen fra de s9nderjyske
LANDSLIDE, hyor der ogsaa ha1
! vpret mango Tilfelde.
Yderligere or der j Gaar kon-
stateret ny Tilfelde baade blandt
slagtede og leyende Kr~eatureI
paa K~6benhayns Kvegtory og
blandt BesetniRgen i Lejre
Kebenhayn Amt og i Sender Eel
ding i Ringkebing Amt.
Paa K6benhayns Kvegtory for
eerer man nu Slagtningen af do
tilbageverende Dyr, idet Hal.
lerne for Slagtning holdes aab
ne baade Nat og Dag. Man ven
ter derude at faa hele kyegtol
vet ryddet til Mandag, saaledei
! az dot aftar .an Oruudi0 DesIn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

Ulovligt Fiskeri. Forleden Dag
kom EN- Fiskeskipper fra Ribe
med Barn og Wv sejlende OPP til
Udmundingen af Sneum "A,
hyor han anbragte Ell bel
Del tiskeredskaber, forteller
,Vetk.'. Han blew, da han paany
kom paa Fiskeri, lidt ubehage-
ligt overrasket we'd at faa Lei
lighed til at hilse paa Fiskeri
foreningens Bestyrelse, suppleret
med Fiskerikontrollen fra Els
bjerg, der ret hurtig gjorde ham
begribeligt, at Fangst og Grejer
kunde konfiskeres.
Fiskerens aabne og naive An
sigt hjalp ham dog til at be-
holde sine Redskaber, imod at
han hurtigst muligt fix dem sam
let OPP og forsyandt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Tandstikleg paa Loftet.

Tandstikleg paa Loftet. Vi
borg, 30. Septbr. Nogle Smaab6rn
havde i Dag faaet fat i
en- Kske Tandstikker og med
den begiyet sig OPP paa Loftet
over Hestestalden i en- st9rre
acknowledgement her i Byen. Paa
Loftet var der imidlertid en- Del
Hp og andre .brendbare Sager,
og under Morskaben-med Legen
gik der gait. Paa ct 0jeblik stod
Is Les H9 i lys Lue. bet
lykkedes dog Brandvasnet we'd
at huge Hui i Taget at faa Diet
brrndende 10 kastet ned i Gaar-
den OF Ilden slukket, linden den
banede sig Vel til andre af
Lengerne.
Foruden Hoet brendte forskel
lige Genstande, der var mag
asinerede paa Loftet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

do Mllnoner I'LL 6anQerS!
Randers, %. September. Rand
ers Byraad yedtog paa ct Mode
i Aftes at fremsette ct 0nske
o%yerfor den kommunale Lame
kasse ON at lame % Mill. Kr.
nemlig til Anleg af en- Idrets-
park 100000 Kr., til 0pf9relse
af ct nyt Exportslagteri 100000
Kr, nyt Sygehus 3 Mil. Kr., ct
nyt Kloakprojekt 4 Mill. Kr.,
Uddbybning af Randers Havns
Sejll9b s Mill. Kr., Aarhus-
Randers- Banen 100000 Kr. og
til Konvertering af Liam $780,
600 Kr.
Fernandez bemerkede hertil
Ingen tror og haaber, at vi
faar disse Penge.
Rigtig sallingsk. Ire Gaarde.
jere i Nordsalling f6rer Process
ON Ejendomsretten til Ell
Renseplov, hvis V@rdi er II
Kr. bet vii sige de To forlangel
100 Kr. j Erstatning af der
Tredi, fordi denne, har former
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

bet jydske Universitet. Som
man vii erinde, udsatte den
angaaende Diet jydske Universe
t%ets-I'rojekt nedsatte kommis-
mission sine Mpder, indtil Glen
foreningen var bragt / Orden,
SAD at ogsaa S9nderjyderne
kunde faa Representatives. i Kom-
missioner. Naar disse Represen-
tanter for N6rrejylland i en- n@r
F'remtid er udpegede, vii Kom-
missionens Arbejde bilye gen
optaget, antagelig midi i 0kto-
Der.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
PURE OIL CHIEFS
AT FIRST BANQUET

Tn, FIRST annual banquet OF the ad-
minlsiratlve department Of the VIII
mtngton district OF The Pure oil
Company was held 40 Lambros Cafe
last nlght Seventeen men. represent
ing Wilmington. Easion, Chester and
llaverford Pa, Offices were present
and were seated around a table
shaped as a horseshoe. y. b. Brad
shaw, sales manager from Cleveland
OhiO was the principal speaker, j
c.. Sulger manager Of the local dist
riot was toaslmaster.
Among those who made brief COM
ments during the dinner were: W
T. Leslie, auditor OF the company
and Frank MalOney. district super
intondent from Elkion.
Those present were J. O. Sulger
district manager, Wilmington; r. 3
Bradshaw, sales manager, Cleveland
Ohio; w. r. Leslie, auditor, n "
York City; r. B. Carter, salesman
Wilmington; b. p Moore salesman
ElNOn: ID. A. Logan, salesman, VIII
mingtOn: John MalOney, salesman
and Frank Maloney, superintendent
Elkion: 3 Harrington, yardman, VIII
mingion c. r.. Saville. and j. 7. Hill
salesman, Chester, Harry IAnaple
salesman. w. G.. Higgins, chlef clerk
and Joseph Lynch, salesman, vii
mington: Henry Roseman, clerk, +
w. Quinn, salesman r. Godfrey, sales.
man and Martin Nash, salesman OF
HaverfOrd, Pa.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
GIVING LITERALLY TO
NEEDY FOREIGNERS

The Delaware Notion House has
taken the lead among Wilmington
merchants in contributing clothing in
case lots towards the drive that is
Delng conducted this and next week
ny the General Jewish Relief Com
mltiee Of Wilmington. The clothine
Wilich does not find ready sale here.
adequately serves 10 slighten tha
cloihlns scarcity in the distressed
sections or Eastern Europe especially
among the Jews.
FIVE automobile trucks arr daily
touring the city 10 collect The cloth
ing. One Of the difficulties that the
collectors have is to get aid to Tie to-
geiher The various pieces Of the
clothing contributions The commit
h IN charge asks that Boy Srouts
volunteer their services TO ride on The
trucks and canvass the block. Suiis,
shoes and underwear are desired A
telephone call to the T. VI. II. A.,
il99-W, VIII bring a collector to the
door.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
LIPMAN IS STRIFE VICTIM.

From INJURIES received by hainr
struck on the head with bricks
thrown during the railroad strike on
June % Harry Lipman, 81 years of
age. who was well known here. died
in Philadelphia on Tuesday lie had
relatives living in Cecil county, Md.
and a brother living in Elkton.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
CECIL co. FARMERS
TO TAKE LONG TRIP
Special to The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal
ELkTON, Nd, July Cecil county
farmers are making preparations for
The annual meeting Of the National
Farmers Congress, in Columbus. o.,
November i6 A motor traIn VIII
be made up in this County, which
VIII leave Rising Sun on November
10Th. Reservations are now being
made for the trip. which will be
one OF sightseeing. Going by the way
.of Hagirstown, Md, Cumberland,
uniontown Pr, Wheeling, and Zanes-
Vile ohio.
The Rev Sidney II. Dixon. of Perth
AmbOy, N. j., who has been called
to Trinity p. + Church will hold
service in that Church on SUNDAY.
both morning and evening. In the
afternoon service will be held in the
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
FRIENDSHIP CO.
J TOEND SERVICE
Notifies Council II Will
Drop Out of Fire Depart
ment August 81
NO INCREASE TO
OTHER COMPANIES

The Friendship Fire Company. the
oldest in Wilmington, notified City
cnuncil, last night that they would
not sign a cCLtr8ct with the city for
i7e ensuing year, giving as the rea-
son tne refusal Of Council to grant
mem a sufficient sum Of money to
Justify them IN continuing the work
The present contract expires on Au-
gust 81, and on that date the COM
many will wind up iis affairs.
councilman Forwood announced
" "the sense OF the finance committee
was that no Increases over the bud
get could be granted at This time"
Louncilman MulNena argued that 10
would be economical for the city TO
consider increased appropriations for
lhr companies. "MOrkinc on an
ciehi-hour basis with a fun compile
ment Of men the payroll Of a paid
Tire company would cost the city
about $4,000 a year" Mr.. Mulvena
said.
President Lyon said "the city could
get along very well with eight COM
panies, with two apparatus to- com
pany. AT the present time Council
certainly cannot give thom any more
money. The budget Is made up"
IOuncilman Kane then moved the
NV I'NihA'' NN NlAf ANNIAAINNNNl VI IIAf
friendship Company. The motion
was seconded by Councilman For
wood and adopted unanimously. Coun-
cilman Abrahams moved that the pres
iofnts OF the various Ore companies
be given a hearing before Council.
The motion was adopted
Fire Chief William Lutz stated last
night that he did not know what ac-
ton other companies would take since
their appropriations have not been
Increased. he added that the Friend
ship district would be apporiioned
afnong other companies.
The retirement of the Friendship
Company makes The long deferred
break IN the volunteer fire department
of the city a reality. The company
announced many months aso ft in
tended TO give up active service.
one of the officials OF The company
sad that The apparatus viii be dis
posed OF after August 81. The prop
crty viii be sold. although 70 was
said that no buyer is in sight for
the property.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
NIETH0DESTS HELP
In ROAD BUILDING

Presidents Of the Circle OF Brandy
wine Summit Camp have formed an
organization for the Improvement Of
the circle. The following officers have
been elected
Mrs. Martha Slaughter, president ;
Mrs. Eve Weldin, secretary, and Mrs.
ID. Manchester, treasurer. The or
ganization is known as "The Circle
Beneficial Society,""
At a recent meeting Of the trustees
OF the camp II was decided to assist
the county in improving the stretch
OF road from JohnsOn's Corner TO the
camp, each one interested 10 provide
a days work on the road, which could
be done at a cost of 81 a day.
All the trustees contributed a days
work, raising a fund of $50. which
was turned over TO the Rev. John Il. c.
Hanna, Brandywine Summit, Pa.
president Of the board, 10 whom con-
uibuti0ns for this work can be sent.
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

Each day the Want Ads are full O
live suggestions FOR saving money -
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
UPHOLDS WOMEN
AS PREACHERS
St. Paul Misinterpreted as
TO Silence Says Sister
Harriet E. Gordon
QUOTES SCRIPTURE
TO SUSTAIN STAND

10 is all right for women to preach
the gospel st. Paul never forbade
such practice. according 10 Sister Har-
riet p. Gordon. a licensed evangelist
Of Bethel a. NJ. J.. Church
Sister Gordon has written In reply
TO the question Of Woman's place,
raised by the Rev. n. r. a. Tunslall.
OF Newport. The Rev. Mr.. Tunstall
cited scripture 10 back up his posi-
tion mat the feminine mouth should
maintain silence. In answer Sister
Gordon says:
Evidently Mr.. Tunsiall In his article
last evening, quoting the Apostle Paul
In his letter 30 the Corinthians in
reference OF women preaching. is
laborIng under a false impression.
If. after twenty years OF teaching
The Bible, he Is spreading his false
ideas. he should go 10 some respOn-
sible and efficient teacher Of the Bible
and have explained TO him what that
passage Of scripture means I'm refer
ence 10 women keeping silence IN the
church.
"The history Of the early Christian
Church at Corinth in its infancy is
interesting. and the Apostle Paul did
not have reference 10 women preach
ers where he said Let your women
keep silence in the church for ID is
not permitted unto them 10 speak
Paul had reference 10 women In the
congregation who would loudly dur
ing service and speak the words re-
fewed TO at fhat Time h0 them.
Ministers OF today, take the same
responsibility, and II a little noise is
made ask the congregation 10 be
quiet
In This enlightened age II is sheer
nonsense and hypocracy for a minis
ter or any individual 10 say that God
does not call women for service when
His very first message after the res
Surreotlon was given to Mary, when
he told her. Go tell my disciples 10
meet me in Gallilca. Then, i'm mans
Ignorance, try 10 back up his own
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
ISABELLA MOONLIGHT TONIGHT

Daughters Of Isabella Court All,
viii take river ride tonight on the
steamer City Of Philadelphia. The
boat will leave Fourth street wharf
at 7i5 O'Clock, standard time. Shor-
ter's Augmented Orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing.
The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company has notified the
committee in charge of the ride that
extra cars will be at the wharf TO
meet the excursionists upon their re-
turn TO this city. The steamer will
return in time TO catch the New
Castle cars
Evening journal., 1920-07-09
AI1ai IN Shampoos
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsifled
cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap and beats anything else all to
pieces. You can get this at any drug
store. and a few ounces will last the
whole family for months.
simply moisten the hair wish water
and rub 1t in. about a teaspoonful is
all that Is required II makes an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft, fresh looking,
bright nuny, wavy and easy to han
die. Besides, 1t loosens and takes out
every particle Of dust, dirt and dan
drlff
Evening journal., 1920-07-09

selfish and preiudiood ideas with Tho
words OF the Bible. 49, .,
LET us all study the Bible well
before we try TO teach 1t, because
many such false impressions as this
one are being taught and causing
many men and women to wonder
what is right. A..
the church and civic life as well as
i'm the home. and may the blessings
of God continue 10 fall on all good
women who feel that God has honor
ed them with the call TO preach HIS
word"