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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
AT den spanskes Tradegier.

Slagtermester Hornum Ham
mel har i'll. ,,Skanderb. A. Av.'
haft den tunge Sorg at miste
sin Hustru, der i en- Alder al
"a Aar er d9d fra ham og 7
smaa Born af spanish Syge i For
bindelse med Lungebetandelse.
Snere meddeles, at ct af Hor-
NUNS Born, en- Dreng paa KNAPP
| Aar, nu ogsaa er blevet re-
vet bort.
- Husband Jens Klemmensen
og Hustru, Hansted Mark, har
i'll. ,,Hors. Folkebl." haft. den
Sorg, at tire af deres Born med
faa Dages Millennium er dpde
af spansk Syge.
Begge Foraldre og deres 9v-
rige 7 Born ligger ale syge.
Dodsfald. Forhv. Skoleforstan-
der Fogt, Try, Dronninglund, er
afgaaet we'd OGDEN, Is Aar 81.
Han havde virket j 48 Aar i
H6jskolens Tjeneste, hvoraf de
A i Try.
Praktiserende L@ge N. 7.
Hoyer, Vejle, er afgaaet we'd Do
den af Skarlagensfeber i For
bindelse med en- Nyresygdom.
Abode var ca. 40 Aar 81.
Fra Vordingborg meldes,
"a. Marts, at Etatsraad jobs.
Hammerich er dpd, 76 Aar 81.
Han var Kind. af Dig. og
Dbmd.
En- Mindesten for Genforening
indviedes Mandag den Is. Marts
i Holsted. bet er en- stor og
smuk Granitsten med inscription
og Verset:
Eft synligt Tegn,
at ogsaa her vi mindes,
at efter m9rke Urets Aar
kan Lys med Retfard findes.
Festen indlededes med EN-
Gudstjeneste, under hvilken Kir-
ken var pyntet med Blomster og
Flag. Senere paa Dagen drog EN-
Procession med Flag og Musk
korps fra Efterskolen til Minde-
stenen, hvor der holdtes Taller,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

Guldbryllup. Den %. Marts
kunde forhy. Gaardejer Mikkel
Nielsen og Hustru i Astrup we'd
Thors9 fejre deres Guldbryllup.
Egteparret har Veret kend-
tie Nayne indenfor Indre Mis-
sion, og mango Prester og Mis-
sionarer har forkyndt Ordet i
deres Skov, Have eller Lade i
de svundne Aar.
F9rst i Halvfemserne lod de til
Laden opfpre en- M9desal, der
blew benyttet som saadan til de
i Aaret 1905 paa Grund af Mix
kel Nielsens legemlige Svaghed
afstod Garden til Datter og Svi-
gers6n. Og ligeledes MATTE han
frasige sig 0rdningen af M9der-
ne.
Mango af de Prester og Mis-
sionurer, som kom der, er nu
borte, men mango vii sikkert
med Gl@de mindes de store No
der, hyortil der ofte samledes
en- Mengde Menneskr.
De er nu begge legemlige sya-
ge, men aandsfriske, og det er
sk0nt at Sc, hvordan de har
holdt fast we'd og er bleven be-
varet af den Gud, de j deres
unge Aar CAV sig over til at
tjene. ,,Kr. Dgbl."
Missionskursus. | Frederick
har der i denne Uge, skriyes
der den IS. Marts, veret af-
holdt ct meget belerende og in
teressant Missionskursus.
Frk. Minna Frantzen, REESE
sekreter for ID. NJ. S., Greve j.
Moltke og Missionsprest Ny
holm var Talerne der var mel
lem 80 og 80 indtegnede Delta
gere, og Mgderne holdtes i vor
nye X. f. u. NJ, forhen ct min
Dire vel anset Hotel, som den
dygtige og flittige Forening nu
har kobt og faar indrettet til
Foreningslokaler.
Foredragene handlede ON Fort
holdene herhjemme og derude,
og den alvorlige Representation,
som d. NJ. S. er stillet i, blew
lagt sterkt paa Hjerterne. Spor-
getimer og Samtale afl9ste Fore
dragene, der sluttetle med Bede-
moder. En- az Aftenerne var
der falles Kaffebord i Diet smukt
Ike, nymalede Missionshus, hyor
Poul Steffensens Kolossalbillede
af den korfastede behersker he
lie Diet lyse, konne Lokale der
gladede Missioner Christensen
fra Kina, der uventet kom til
Stede, os we'd at fortalle ON
Kirkesagen i Port Arthur :;
ret en- misunderstanding den
forste Aften talte Erik. Frant-
zen og Grev Moltke. i ct fuldt
besat Missionshus, og Torsdag
Aften pradikede Missionsprest
Nyholm i st. Michaelis Kirke ON
,,alle Jordens Folk af eet Blod''
og Hererns misunderstanding:
,,Gakl"
bet var code og rige Dage,
som vi siger Dansk Missionssel-
skah TAX for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

Til ,Hovedstaden''s gamle 1

Bladet ,,Hovedstaden" var gaa-
ct ind, og at ,,Kr. Dgbl." bay-
de overtaget diets Abonnentsliste,
saa Vi finder Diet passende her
at meddele Diet standsede Biads
Redattors Udtalelee i den An
ledning. Den folger her:
bet vii like blive let for den
Kreds, der i syy samfulde Aar
har staaet sammen ON YHoyed-
staden', at undvere denne deres
felles Opgaye og dette deres
felles Medested. like at Vi i
nogen Made har yeret enige
ON allc Sporgsmaal, men vi kun
de dog altid tales we'd ON dem
og frit sige wort Hjertes Mening.
Og der var visse Grundlinier:
Sandhed, Frihed, Uafhgngighed,
Fedrelandskerlighed, G~udsfrygt,
som vi allie var fast besluttede
paa at Vile fglge: En- Mellem-
ting mellem en- Menighed og en-
Sammensyergelse" blew den
Kreds engang kaldt af en- lands
kendt X. F. L. M.-F9rer.
Vi kan like helt slippe dette.
vi maa ogsaa i de kommende
Dage have ct M6dested, hvor Vi
kan finde hinanden og faa him
anden i Tale. Og mig forekom-
mer Diet ganske givet, at ,,Kri-
stelig Dagblad" er Diet eneste
M9dested.
Da ieg i ,,Hovedstadenas sid
ste hummer skrev min Afskeds-
hilsen og min TAX, vidste jeg =
i min fjerne Krog herude paa
Landet - like, at Diet var for
,,Kristeligt Dagblad," at ,,Ho-
vedstaden''s Abonnentlister blew
stillede til Raadighed. Ellers vii
de jeg, midi i Sorgen, have nd
talt min Glade borrower. Og nu
vii jeg gerne - uden nogens
Opfordring - sige til allie ,,Ho-
yedstaden"s gamle Venner ON
at prove paa at finde sig til
Rette med og blive hjemme i
,,Kristeligt Dagblad."
Dertil skal der naturligyis It'd.
Et Par Tiger som de, der M er
gaaet. forslaar like. Fors6get
maa cores mindst ct Kvartal ell
Ter to. Den ydre Dragt er saa
forskellig. Sprogtonen vel ogsaa ;
I~nteresser og Synsfelter falder
like helt sammen.
Men alligevel ,,Kristeligt Dag
blad' - som ,,Hovedstaden" al
It'd har staaet i ct venligt og
godt Forhold til og ofte kempet
Skulder we'd Skulder sammen
med - har slet like saa lidt af
Diet, der kendetegnede ,,Hoved-
staden''. Stillingen undenfor de
politiske Partier, med vaagen
Kritik overfor dem allie = Uaf-
hangigheden af Kapitalmagten
og allie dens aabenbare og skull
tie Fangarme nd imod Dagspres-
sen ~ Diet frie Ordskifte for er-
lige Mand, som med aabent vi
sir vii kempe for deres Overbe-
Wishing ON de bedste Veje frem-
al i wort Folks offentlige Liv.
Dette med Diet frie Ordskifte
oliver jo Diet springende Punkt.
PROV detl Efter init kendskab
til ,,Kristeligt Dagblad"s nuv@-
rende Redakt9r vii han like vac
re bange for at lade de forskel-
lige Anskuelser komme frem og
Ibrydes; heller like, naar de er
imod hans egen.
Og derived vii l., som under
syv Aars Ramp og Strid jeyn-
Zig talte fra Leveren - eller
Diet var vel egentlig Hjertet =
i ,,Hovedstaden''s Spalter, 10 BIZ
jeres til, at Diet Blad, der
gerne vii tage Arv efter ,,Ho-
vedstaden", kan faa noget at
Diet Preg, som ,,Hovedstaden"
.havde, og som err kendt og kart
for allie dens Venner.
I maa like forlange, at ,Kri-
1.- n--l1-1D -lxs1 .,coro IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
II.
Smor til America.

Sm0r I'LL AmeTlkd. vNdUI.
bringer den ret ovyerraskende
Meddelelse, at Danmarks Eks-
port af Sm9r til Amerika er Ia
get mere og mere til i den sene-
re It'd, og at den i de sidste
Tiger har naaet en- saadan Ster-
relse, at den bel9ber sig til me-
re end Halvparten at Landets
samlede Sm9reksport.
Forholdene har faktisk udvik-
let sig saaledes, at Hovedparten
af Danmarks Smereksport i Ole
iblikket gaar til Amerika. Pri-
serne, der betales her, er en-
Del vigende, men ligger alllge-
vel noget over den Pris, man
0jeblikket kan faa for Smer paa
Diet engelske Marked, nemlig 612
Kr. pr. Kg.
Isvrigt nerer man stadig Haab
ON, at England linden l@nge
igen vii indfere Frihandel med
Hensyn til Smer, og at dette
vii bevirke, at man kan opnaa
mere fordelagtige Priser end dem,
man for Tiden faar paa Diet en-
gelske Marked.
De amerikanske Kul. | An
ledning af, at der har veret
Meddelelse fremme ON, at Dan
mark fra Amerika kun skulde
have modtaget en- enkelt Lad
ming Kul, har ,,Kr. Dagbl.
iStatens notwithstanding s6gt
nermere Undertaking og faaet
folgende Oplysninger:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
The Annex
1872 Evangelical Hymns,
translated and original

for use in Lutheran churches and
homes.
Paper cover 15 Gents
Boards 70 Gents
Sample copies sent for exam
nation and quantity prices quot
ed upon request from pastors ano
teachers.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Siden .Jni Manned i Flor har

Siden Jni Manned i Flor har
Danmark fra Amerika modtaget
Kul i f9lgende Mengder: Juni
1909 Tons, JUL $4,000 Tons, Au-
gust 12,763 Tons, September
1856 Tons, October 9495 Tons,
November 1925 Tons, December
1916 Tons, i alt S3,213 Tons,
og desuden er der i Maanederne
Januar og Februar i Aar modta-
get 11,347 Tons.
Kullene fra Amerika err de fl
ne Dampkul og koster ca. 1870
.Kr. pr. Ton, medens Kullene fra
England, der altid er af 3. Klas-
Sc, koster ca. ITO Kr. bet vii
saaledes SEES, at til Trods for den
hole Dollarkurs err Diet dog NEST
fordelagtigt at kobe Kullene i
Amerika.
Dansk Kirke i Udlandet. Paa
Afstemningsdagen for 2. Zone af-
holdtes i M6borg S~ognekirke en-
festlig Aftengudstjeneste, we'd
.hyilken Pastor Lund og Sekre-
ter Paul Erickson talte. Kirken
var smykket med Grgnt, og AL
teret bar i Dagens Anledning 2
Danebrogsflag. %Stemningen for
h9jedes yderligere we'd ct Sang
kor, som paa forskellige Steder
i Gudstjenesten sang flerstem-
mige Sange.
Efter Talen ofrede Menighe-
den paa Alteret til ,Dansk Kir-
Ike / Udlandet.o
Talerne mindede like alene
ON Landsmend i lSlesvig, men
ogsaa ON de evrige danske Bro
Dire, de mango Tusinder i Ash
en-, Australien og Sydamreika.
wi vii i en- ond It'd som den
ne have allie Danske hjem :
~aandeligt hjem. Matte Diet gaa
som en- levende B0lge igennem
den levende Menighed i Dan
mark: M er Tiden indie til af
al Kraft at tage ct Arbejde OPP
for at fore allie wore Br6dre i
Udlendigheden hjem = hjem til
ham, som har elsket dem med en-
evig Karlighed," l9d Diet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

og ON Aftenen blew der paa E-
terskolen forevist rationale Ia
bleauer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

J." ~ VI ihOh ihhO III oA
al Kraft at tage ct Arbejde OPP
for at fore allie wore Br6dre i
Udlendigheden hjem = hjem til
ham, som har elsket dem med en-
evig Karlighed," lpd Diet.
Millionbrand. Eft helt Byg-
ningskompleks i F1ammer. Vel-
dige Varelagre Gdelagte. Den
storste Brand, Hovedstaden len-
&c har set, hergede i Gaar Diet
store Bygningskompleks, Vod-
roffvej 26, hvilken Ejendom ejes
af Aktieselskabet J. w. Reeves,
skriver ,Kr. Dgbl." af 10.
Marts.
Ilden opstod lidt for Klokken
10 fra EN- Blaselampe, som en-
Elektriker arbejdede med i ct
af Lagerlokalerne i Bygnings-
kompleksets Midterflpj. | utro-
lig kort It'd havde Flammerne
bredt sig over hele Diet nevnte
Lokale, og smart var Diet klart,
at en- alvorlig Katastrofe neppe
kunde afvargeS. Den sterke He
de, Ilden frembragte, sprengte
nemlig Ruderne ogsaa i Elem
dommens andre Etager, og Bla-
stem forte Gnister ind ale Veg
ne, Diet fgngede overall, og baa-
de Midterflpi og Sideflpj var
smart ct eneste Flammehav, over
for hyis Velde de tilstedekom-
ne Spr9jter og naynlig Diet til
Disposition varende Wand kun
havde ringe Virkning.
Frederiksberg Brandevesen
havde mobiliseret alt sit dispon-
sible Mandskab, som under Le-
delse af Branddirekt9r Broder-
sen, Overassistent Lampe og AS
sistent Bjerregaard ~presterede ct
udmerket Arbejde, til hvilket
Diet fix St9tte fra den Afdeling
|af K9benhavns Barndvesen, som
altid m9der Til Ildebrandene paa
Frederiksberg. Der var to store
Motorspr9jter og 2 Stations
sprsjter j Brug, og Diet kunde
like have nyttet, ON der var
skaffet mere Mataeriel, der var
nemlig like Wand at faa til fle-
re Sprsjter.
/ omtrent 6 Timer rasede Il
den, som helt 9delagde MIdter-
flpjen, venstre Sideflpj og de
OVERSIZE Etager af hejre Sidefl9J +;
f9rSt hen 1m0d Aften kunde man
sige, at Mden i alt vesentligt
var dempet.
Skadens Omfang lader sig end
nu like helt overse, men sag
kyndige udtalte, at Vardier for
mellem 3 og 4 Millioner Kroner
maa vere 9delagt.
Blandt de brandlidte err ma
turligvis forst og fremmest Fir
maet j. w. Reeves haardt rant,
men ogsaa TIL. Lange, ,,Dansk-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08
Mrs. Nice ullough Will Be
Soloist for Emlham Event
AtLindley Hall I Tonight

Edith Ayers Mccullough Of Chicago,
prominently known as mezzo so
prano in the middle west, will appear
as soloist for the Earlham college or
chestra concert in Lindley Hall, Sat.
urday evening at 8:15. Prof. Walgar
will direct the instrumentalists. The
following program has been announc-
ed for the orchestra and soloist:
I.-Overture, Lustpiel, Killer, Bella !:
apple Blossoms" Roberts; Greet.
ings to Hungary" Lehar.
H.-"Vissi d'Arte" from opera "Tos'
ca" Puccini-Mrs. Mccullough.
IH.-Selection from Spring Maid
Reinhardt; Arabian Nights" Milden'
berg; March from operetta, Gilbert.
IVA Spirit Flower" Campbell
Upton; II Hear Thrush at Eve. )"
Cadman; Meet Me by Moonlight
Alone" Wade; "Ecstacy," Rummell-
Mrs. Mccullough.
V Hungarian Dance, Brahm
Love in Idleness," Alan Macbeth
Little Rainbow" Underneath the
Moon Vincent Plunket.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08
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One grateful woman writes: 81
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A well-known Justice Of the Peace in
Indiana says Hoods Sarsaparilla made
food taste good as after taking
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you-to eat we'll, work hard and sleep
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AS a gentle laxative, Hoods Pills help
greatly.-Advertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08
Program Announced
for Konecny Concert

Three artists of exceptional ability
will appear here at the Coliseum, May
~ under the auspices of the local
chapter of the American Legion. Josef
konecny, Bohemian violin virtuosO,
will be assisted by Mary Iris, Amer
lean pianiste, and Lola Murrel Alley,
American soprano.
Josef Konecny made an interesting
record while a doughboy. He was at
the front for some time, but his ability
was soon discovered. He was i'm
mediately changed to the army of en-
tertainers. The ability of his assist
ants is not second to his own. The
program which they will present is
one that will appeal to everyone.
A large number of patrons and pa
tronnesses has already been announc-
ed. Following the program dancing
will begin. The Evan Smith orches-
ira will play.
The program follows:
1. Violin and Piano: Sonata in A.
| (HandeD, Andante, Allegro, Adagio.
Allegretto Moderate.
2 Soprano: (a) II Heard a Cry.
William Arms Fisher; CD Leti Sig.
nor (My Noble Knights), Meyerbeer;
! (Aria from The Huguenots).
| s. Piano: Polonaise No. in E.
| List.
A. Violin: Concerto in D, Paganini
5. Soprano: (a) Meet Me in the
| Willow Glen, Lee: CD Chanson In
doue CA Song of India), Rimsky-Korsa
kow; (c) The Winds in the South
John Prindle Scott.
6. Violin: (a) Caprice No. 90 Cor
Violin Alone). Paganini: (b) Serenata,
Enrico Toselli.
7. Piano: (a) To a Wild Rose: CD
From an Indian Lodge; (c) To a
Water Lily, Mac Dowell.
s. Soprano: (a} The Crying OF
Water, Campbell-Tipton; (b) A Spirit
Flower, Campbell-Tipton; (c) The
Call of the Maytime, May H. Brahe.
9. Violin: Bohemian Dance. Sevcik;
Holka Modro-Oka CThe Blue-eyed
! Maiden).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08
Circuit Court

Theodore Skates, who has been held
in the county jail for 20 days for con-
tempt of court, paid $35 for support
of his family, and was released Sat
urday morning. He agreed to keep up
his payments.
The court took the case Of Vernie
Baker, charged with non-support, un-
der advisement Saturday morning.
Ida NJ Paxton filed suit for divorce
from Alpheus G. Paxton, asking change
of name. She alleges non-support.
Lottie E. Bailey asks divorce from
Mont E. Bailey on charge of incessant
drunkenness.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Edward r. Berheid and Anna Agnes
Berheid to William A. Veitze. Jr. and
Katherine A. Veitze, south half OF
lot 60 in the John Smith addition.
Maud Mink to Philip Brick and AL
fred J. Brick, part of lot los in the
John Smith addition. The property is
now occupied by Ed Feltman.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Elmer Hughes, laborer, and Elsie
Wisman, machine operator, both oil
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08

Thursday evening for Miss Eva Aus
terman who will be married May IL to
Dennis Ryan. Euchre was played dur
ing the evening at five tables. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Ada Starr, Mrs.
Ella Hodapp, Mrs. Mary Stein and
Mrs. Bruce Herbert. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Pink and
white was carried out in color
scheme The guests included Mrs.
Herman Austerman,. Mrs. Josephine
Smithmeyer, Mrs. Elizabeth Geier.
Mrs. Martha Geier Torbeck, Mrs.
Anna Toschlog, Mrs. Mary Stein, Mrs.
Cora Flatley, Mrs. Ada Starr, Mrs. Ida
Ryan, Mrs. Catherine Rottinghaus,
Mrs. Ella Hodapp, Mrs. Elizabeth Dru-
ley, Mrs Pauline Pfeiffer, Mrs. John
Vogelsong, Mrs. Mary Vogelsong, Mrs.
Louise Austerman, Mrs. Frances Aus,
terman, Mrs. Laura Toschlog, Mrs.
Bruce Herbert, Mrs. Anna Pitts, Miss
Elizabeth Vogelsong, Miss Loretta Vo-
gelsong. Misses Mary, Eva, Blanch and
Louise Austerman, Myron, Alice, Clara
and Willard Austerman, Helen Rich
ard and Leota Austerman, Richard
Flatley, Glen Toschlog, Dorothy, Mary
Ellen and Lennard Pitts, Russell
Catherine, Martha and Helene Rot.
tinghaus.
Miss Beatrice Anderson, of Spar
tansburg, returned home Saturday af
ter a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
G. w. Peters, of North Fourteenth
street.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of Grace NJ E. church will
meet Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs
Mary Price, 215 North Fifteenth
street.
Special Mothers Day program will
be given at the First M. E. church
Sunday at 1920 p. m. The program
will include a reading by Mrs. John
Shallenberg. solo by Mrs. Joseph Win
der, solo Mrs. Ray Longnecker, ser
composed of Mrs. Ray Longnecker
Miss Marie Deuker, Frank Funk and
Walter Luring.
Mrs. Frank Davenport will be hos
tess for the Foreign Missionary Soc
iety of the First NJ. E. church, Tues
day at 1880 at her home on the
National Road East. All members are
cordially invited. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged by the young
people.
Mr.. Frank Van Uxem, of California
who has been the guest of Mrs Harry
Mather and Miss Louise Mather in the
Pelham apartments, left Saturday fol
New York, from where he will sal
May 10 for Europe. He will return il
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller are the
parents of a daughter, Marilyn Frances
Miller, born at Reid Memorial hospital
April %. Mrs. Miller was Miss Dor
| othy Land.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08
News Of the Counties

BLOOMINGSPORT, Ind-Mrs. Ruth
Reece, 76 years old, wife of James
Reece, died at her home southeast of
BloOmingsport Thursday night of heart
trouble. Her death came as a shock
to relatives and friends. Funeral
services will be held in the Friends
church at Bloomingsport Sunday at
1880 a. m. Rev. Luther Addington
will officiate.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-The fire de.
partment was called out Tuesday to
the home OF Elvin Cross, south Of the
Pennsylvania depot, and Friday to the
home of Mrs. Sallie Jewett, on West
| Clay street. Considerable roofing was
! burned off at the Cross home and the
! fire was extinguished before the de,
| partment arrived.
| Mrs. Jewett was at the breakfast
| table when someone raped at her
| door and told her the house was on
| fire. The roof was burning near the
kitchen chimney, and had probably
| caught from a spark when the cook
stove fire was started. The depart
| ment extinguished the flames with
chemical.
The annual commencement Of the
|
Friday evening at the l. 0. o. F. opera
house, when "a graduates as follows
were presented common school diplo
mas: Emma Jean Smith, Chester
! Wood, Donald R. Kutter, Herbert
Woodland, Edith Conway, Gretchen
Hope Ghaunt, Chester Phenis, Mary
Fern Swoveland, Thelma Smith, Rob
ert Porter Carpenter, Dudley NJ. Cain
Ma rfield Cain, Ruth M. Crull, D. Lew
is Miller, Howard Floyd Nicholson
Anna K. Rinehart, Marjorie c. Mar
| latt, Martha S. Wisehart, Ruth Marie
Wisehart, Lille Lucille Wood, Dimple
Irene lookout, Hazel Ruth Foulke
Helen Rhoades, Mary Margare,
| Clampitt. The class address was de
livered by the Hon. A. M. Hall, of Ind
annapolis, to a large audience and the
music was by the school junior or
chestra. The invocation was by the
Rev. c. w. Chadwick. The teachers
are: Loring Eilar, Florence Guthrie
Elizabeth Jarret, Grace Mccullough
and Mrs. Albert Hindman, music. The
school officers are Elmer Crull, town
ship trustee; G. o. Williams, county
superintendent; John A. Locke, Clin
ton Woodland and Clarence Harris, ad
visory board.
| Bill Priff. janitor and engineer.
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Gus to that he had served about
year and a half in the air service OF
the government during the world
war.
Wilson Boys Secretary
Thomas p. Wilson, who has been
acting as assistant secretary of the
association, will assume the duties of
boys secretary and until Aug. ] Mr..
Beatty will take charge of the work
vacated by Mr.. Wilson. A new as
sistant secretary probably will be Sc
cured after Mr.. Beatty leaves.
This change has been contem-
plated by the officials for some time,
but it was not until Friday night that
action was taken by the board of di-
rectors.
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Masonic Calendar

Monday, May 1O.-Richmond Com
mandary No. 8, X. r. Special con-
clave; work in the Order of the Red
Cross, beginning at o'clock; supper
at $50; following will be work in
the Order of the Temple.
Tuesday, May 11.-Richmond Lodge
No. 1876, F. and A. NJ. Called meeting
Work in the Entered Apprentice de
gree, beginning at 7 o'clock.
Wednesday, May 12-Webb Lodge
No. "a, F. and A. M. Called meeting
Work in Master Mason degree, be
ginning at o'clock. Supper at $50
Friday, May IA King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated con
vocation.
Saturday, May 15.-Loyal Chapter
No. 40, Q. E. S. Stated meeting and
initiation of candidates.
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Karl Hanning Saves Life
Of Chum at Long Beach

Karl Hanning, of this city, recently
saved the life of chum at Long
Beach, Calf. Where he is stationed
with the United States navy, when the
two were caught in an undertow while
swimming from Long Beach to their
ship, according to letter. Both were
dragged down and under the pier
from which they were swimming
Hanning was fortunate enough to get
pier.
When he saw his chum was not able
to reach the pier he allowed himself
to be dragged under again, was sue
cessful in reaching the surface and
in getting hold Of his chum, whom he
dragged to the pier, holding him unit
he regained breath and strength.
After a struggle both reached the
beach. Both were cut and bruised.
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Beatty Goes to Chicago,
Wilson Takes Boys Work;
Chance Announced by "Y''

Clifton M. Beatty, who since Novem-
Der, 1919, has been the boys work
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A, will give
up his duties there August l to attend
the Y. M. c. A. callege at Chicago,
where he will take a years course in
boys work
His work with the local "Y" has
been very successful and it is largely
through his efforts in the boys de.
partment that the membership has
been increased from $50 to $50.
Mr.. Beatty commenced Y. M. C. A
work in January, 1919, in the associa
ton building in LaPorte, Ind Previ