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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09
TUNNEL

(Received too late for last week.
Lee and Lon Hammock and Chas.
Shannon were Bonnie Terre visitors
wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Carter were in
Hillsboro Thursday on business.
Misses Hattie Appleberry and Mae
Carter were Bonnie Terre visitors
Wednesday.
Bryan Thurman and Reube Cole
were in DeSoto Thursday.
Chas. Shannon was a Bonnie Terre
visitor Saturday.
Mrs Frank Douglas was called to
Bonnie Terre last week on account Of
her brothers death, James Holdman,
who was killed in the mines.
, James Douglas and sister, Clara,
and Carrie Shannon attended church
at Primrose Saturday night and Sun
day.
! Geo. Hammock of Melzo was in this
community Monday.
/ J. j. Thurman visited relatives in
Bonnie Terre last week.
Several from this place attended the
baseball game at Primrose Sunday.
J. w. Ellis and little son, Raymond
and Frank Hammock and little daugh-
ter, Ilean, were guests at the home OF
H. C. Carter Sunday.
James and Lee Douglas and Miss
Clara Douglas visited at the home OF
c. W. Shannon one night last week.
Geo. Moore motored to DeSoto Sun.
day afternoon.
Misses Mae, Leona and Pearl Car
ter, Chas Shannon and Urel Ham
mock attended church at Primrose
Saturday night.
Lee Douglas of this vicinity left fol
the Kansas wheat fields Friday.
Lee Hammock and Lewis Thurman
were Wales Mines visitors Friday.
Mrs. C. w. Shannon and daughter
Carrie, attended the funeral of Jas
Holdman of Bonnie Terre at Primrose
Saturday.
H. C. Carter and daughter, Mae
were DeSoto visitors Monday.
Miss Leota Poston Of Bonnc Terri
visited at the home of G. W. Shan
non Monday.
The following visited at the home O
C. w. Shannon Monday evening
Misses Mae, Leona and Pearl Garter
Lee and Urel Hammock, Jas. Doug
las and Oscar Richardson.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Gee, daughter.
VIM. Forshee visited at Coonvill
Monday.
Chas. Shannon visited Lee an
Urel Hammock Sunday and Monday.
Lewis Thurman visited in Bonn
, Terre the latter part of the week.
Il H. c. Carter motored out to Hills
boro Tuesday on business.
i; Miss Clara Douglas and CARR
Shannon were guests of Misses Elsi
and Edna Rawson of Primrose Sur
day.
; The message which was received j
J this community that little Raymon
: Oshia died, was unexpected and yer
sadly received by this community.
81 Misses Carrie Shannon and Leot
Poston visited at the home of H.
Carter Monday. Z
: R. w. 0shia was a Bonnie Terre Wis
} itor Tuesday. ''E~t l-st
Miss Anna Rowe was Bonnie Teri
: visitor Wednesday. 'ig
Miss Inez Thurman was DeSot
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. j. M. Appleberry and Carr
. Shannon were Bonnie Terre visitor
. last week.
:, Lee and Urel Hammock, Jas. Douf
; las, Chas. Shannon and ]. w. Ellis an
R. w. 0shia were Tunnel visitor
i Tuesday night.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09
Enemy Dancer Stars In Paris.

Paris.-For the first time since the
war former enemy is now starring in
Paris. She is fiaming.haired Hun
garian girl whose dancing marked the
reopenng of the ultra-fashionable
Forty Club" above Maxim's. +
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09

Riley Moore.
Miss Bessie Mullersman of Knob
Lick Route attended the picnic at
Flat River Monday.
Mrs. Erixon of st. Louis is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Parmley, of Knob
Lick.
James Hibbitts of st. Louis is
spending a few days with his mother.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09
Father Of II Cruel, Says Wife.

Shamokin, Pa.-Charging the father
Of her II children with cruelty. Mrs.
Delmar +. Campbell, 40 years old, has
brought suit for absolute divorce,
Fourteen of the Campbell children are
living; seven are more than II and
seven under that age.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09
Catholic Paper Makes Appearanes

Dubuque, lathe Daily American
the first Catholic daily in the English
language, issued its first edition. The
paper is the outgrowth of the Catho-
lie Tribune, founded here by Conner
Brothers In 1871.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09

Kansas City Paper Increases Rate.
Kansas City, Mo.-The Kansas City
Star has increased Its out-of-town cir
rulation rate from Is to 20 cents a
week for ID papers-morning, evening
and Sunday. The city rate Of IS papers
tor Is cents remains at Is cents.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09

Berlin.-Martial law has been pro-,
claimed at Lubbock, owing to the seri-
Gus disturbances there In the riots.
the police used rifles and three persons
were killed recently.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-07-09

Liquor Traffic Official British Envoy.
London.-Lord D'Abernon, financier
and chairman Of the central control
board Of the liquor traffic, has accept
ed the ambassadorship to Germany, 1t
was announced.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

sisse Bevegelser. Men i Bogens
sidste Del faar vi at vide, hyori
Kraften bestaar. Den er fra sell
We Satan og bruges af ham for at
forblinde Menneskene og bedra-
&c dem deres Salighed fra.
,,Festgudstjeneste" af Stifts.
provst Henry Ussing we'd yor
Frue Kirke i Kebenhavn. Talen
holdtes j Anledning af de SON
derjydske Kvinders Bes9g i Kg.
benhavn. Heftet koster i Omslag
20 Cents.
nAngreb og Forsvar''. En- Bog
1 Omslag paa 268 Slider af Pa
stor A. Scack. Bogen har IA for
skellige Afsnit, som allie err uaf.
hengige af hverandre og hand
Ger dels ON Personer og dels
ON Livsbevegelser i Fedrelan.
Oct. Den koster i Omslag 5000.
j. J. Kildsig.
ALE disse Bigger faces i
Dan. Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15
HERE, DU COR MIG


En- Dag kom en- fattig Mand
til en- troende Prest i Baiern og
bad ON ire Mark for at kunne
fortsatte sin REESE. Presten hav-
de just denne Sum og like en-
SHILLING mere, men da den fat
tige Mand saa bqnfaldende bad
ham, CAV han ham Summer /
Jesu Navn.
Kort It'd derefter blew Pre-
stem stedt i stor legemlig Nod,
og da han like saa nogen an
den Udvej, bad han: Here, jeg
har LIANT dig ire Mark, og du
we'd, hvor haardt ieg behpyer
dem. Civ mig dem tilbage."
Samme Dage flyede ct Bud
Presten ct Brev med de Ord:
Her err, hvad du udbetalte.
Brevet indeholdt $50 Mark. Den
fattige rejsendes Beretning ON,
hvorledes Presten havde givet
ham sin sidste Skerv, havde be-
veget en- rig Mand til at sende
disse Penge.
Den gudfrygtige, barnlige
Priest udbrgd glad oyerrasket:
AK, kere HERE, jeg vover mr.
stem like at bede dig ON noger,
thi straks gpr du mig saa skam-
fuld."
Herren siger selv gennem Sa-
lomon: Den, som forbarmer sig
over den ringe, han laaner Her.
rem og faar Vederlag af ham for
hvad han har gjort." Den fat
tige Prest tog Gud enfoldig paa
Ordet, og denne hans Tro blev
paa herlig Made b%elpnnet: han
fix langt over, hvad han kunde
bede eller tenke. Aug"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

|Tilfelde fra Uge til Uge er st9r-
re end under den sidste store
Epidemi. Men tillige optreder
ISygdommen langt mere ondartet
end sidst der kan saaledes ney-
mes ct Eksempel fra Hong, hyor
10 store Kreaturer blev angre-
bet og dpde i L6bet af faa Da-
&c.
Der er derfor al mulig Grund
til at overholde de galdende At
sparringsregler indtil de yderste
Konsekvenser, da vi faktisk STAIR
over for en- alyorlig Landsepide.
mi.
Med Hensyn til Sygdommens
voldsomme Karakter og hurtige
Udbredelse udtalte P~rofessoren,
at Grunden maa sgges f9rst og
fremmest deri, at andre Lande,
med hvilke vi STAIR i intimt Sam.
kyem, er saa sterkt angrebet, at
|Smltten har kommen fra Kan
ter, hvOr man like er j Stand
til at forudse Diet Men dernast
maa man visit desverre tilf9ie,
at de paabudte Forsigtighedsreg-
Ter herhjemme like altid over.
holdes saa strengt SON de burde.
Der er stadig den Mulighed,
at Epidemien udbreder sig med
Vallen den Opvarmning, der
|paa Grund af Brendselsvanske.
lighederne like ale Steder giver
Vallen den Opvarmning, ders
skal til for at drebe Smitteki-
meme. Selv ON der paa en- be-
.stemt Egn like CT konstateret
Tilfalde af Sygdommen kan den
godt vere til Stede alligevel, og
der skal kun en- yderst ringe
Mengde til i Melken fra ct EN-.
kelt Sted, for at Smitten gen.
mem Vallen i en- Haandevending
udbreder sig til hele Egnens Be
setninger.
Praktisk talt er E%pidemien
udbredt over hele Landet med
Undtagelse af Thisted Amt, hyor
man hidtil kun har konstateret
ct enkelt Tilf@lde, men i disse
Dage er Sygdommen rykket Nord
paa, idet der paa Norresundby-
Egnen err forefaldet ct Tilfelde
paa Hvorup.Gaard. Bet synes
derfor, som ON de hidtil skaanede
Egne nu STAIR for Tur.
Voldsom Storm we'd Skagen.
Klitterne we'd ,,Klitgaarden"
skyllet i Hayet. Skagen, Mandag
den Is. Nov. De sidste Ddgns
Storme har after beskadiget Kilt
terne Vest for Skagen og bort
taget en- Del af dem. Umiddel-
bart 0st for Kongens Villa Kilt
garden" har Havet veret serlig
graadigt og har skyllet en- Del
af Forstranden vek. Hvis like
de smaa acknowledgements I'D
for ,,Klitgaarden" fandtes, Wide
der sandsynligvis smart we're Fa.
re for Bygningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

Dbb Val CT HIlulSL 0ltU, va
man til Diakonskole k9bte den
tidligere Husmoderskole i Aar-
hus, en- Bygning, der med for
holdsvis smaa Forandringer kun
de blive brugbar til den nye
Anstalt. Den har en- smuk og
heldig Beliggenhed lige we'd
Skov og Strand, ner we'd en- stor
By, men og saa afsides, at Sko.
len indens for dens Mure kan le-
We sit Liy uforstyrret af Storby-
en-.
Mandag den ID. Nov. fandt
den hejtidelige Indvielse Sted
we'd Indre-M Missions Formand Pa
stor Moe. On Aftenen samledes
en- indbudt Forsamling i Sko-
lens Lokaler. Bl. a. var Stiftets
Biskop, de fleste af Byens og file.
re andre Prester I'll Stede i Or
nat. Ogsaa flere af Byens Lac
ger var m9dt.
Pastor Moe talte nd fra TEX
sten i Matth. 20, 20-28 ON,
hyori den sande Storhed for
Gud bestod. Verdens Storhed be-
STAIR i at hersEe, i at u%ndertryk-
Ike andre; men Diet err af det on,
de og yirker kun ondt. Denne
Trang til at herske har ogsaa
faaet Indpas i Kirken; den har
splittet Kirken j mango Partier,
som vii herske over andre, og
som derived skader hverandre.
Men ct syndigt Menneske kan
naa den Storhed, Gud satter
Pris paa. Den bestaar like j at
herske, men i at tjene, den er
like MagtenS, men kgrlighedens
Storhed. Jesus CAV os we'd flere
Le.jligheder ct Eksempel paa den.
Derfor maa vi ligne ham i On
sket ON at tjene og melde os til
T.jeneste, hvor der kan owes no
get godt, og hvor de, der tren-
ger til Hjelp, kan blive hjulpet
i aandelig og legemlig Nod. Dem
ne Storhed naar vi like uden
at erfare Verdens Fjendskab /;
thi den er ond we'd dem, der vii
hinlpe den. bet erfarede Jesus
we'd flere Lejligheder. Men Diet
forer netop Velsignelse med sig;
thi kun der, hyor Menneskene
vii tjene hinanden, oliver der
yirkelig Fred. Matte dette err
fares paa Diakonskolen, saa at
man der like maa kende til an
den Strid end den hellige Kap-
pestrid.
Derefter foretog Pastor Moe
Indvielsen i den treenige Guds
Navn.
Skolens Forstander, Pastor
Asschenfeldt- Hansen, talte ON
Diakonsagens Udvikling her ]
Landet og bragte en- TAX til all
lie dem, der hayde medyirket
til, at denne Skole nu var kom-
men j Gang.
Skolens Large, DR.. Hoff, OPP
leste Ell Del i Dagens Anledning
modtagne Hilsener, bl. a. fra
den norske og den svenske Dia-
konanstalt. Han fremhevede, at
Skolens Opgave er at give Mend
EN- rationel Uddannelse til at
pleje syge, til Arbejdet blandt
Drankere og forhenverende Fan
ger, paa Sindssygehospitaler, OPP
dragelsesanstalter, B6rnehjem o.
s. V.
Til Slut bragte flere af de til
stedeverende Gester Hilsener, f..
Eks. fra Lucasstiftelsen og Ko-
lonien .Philadelfia"
Derefter var der Lejlighed til
at bese Huset. Der err Boliger for
Forstanderen og Legen og Vac
relser til "a Clever. Undervis-
ningen af Diet ferste Hold, som
er paa Il unge Mend, er be-
gyndt den /. November.
Mund. og Klovesygen. so nye
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

Maleri af den gamle Kunstner
stod paa Diet hyide Larred, faldt
Sangerne til Slut ind med Il
Danmark er jeg f9dt." bet CAV
en- egen k6n stemning.
Saa klang igen de friske ALL
mannske Strofer, sluttet med:
Du som lenge walked,
uden lid og Id,
gaa og skab Miraklet,
Mems Diet end er It'd,
g6r dit Liv til Fyret
som den blonde Knegt
og bliy Eventyret
for den danske Slegt.
Efter at Oyerpr@sident Jon.
quiedes havde udbragt ct Leve
for Kongeparret, gik Hovedstr9m.
men I'D over Byen, mems ,,18de
November" o. Dante Aligheri"
samledes til en- mere privat Fest
hos Nimb. ,,Kr. Dgbl."
Vigerslev-K atastrofen. Over
porter Hansen vii like appellere.
Som Diet vii erindres, blev Over.
Hansen we'd 0stre Lands.
ret idemt 2 Maaneders simpelt
Denne Dom agter han
like at appellere. Antagelig APP
pelleres der heller like az Ankla-
gemyndigheden.
Efter udstaaet Straf er der
Udsigt Ill, at han after kommer
til at arbejde we'd Statsbanerne
omend i en- mindre fremskudt
Shilling. Han er jo en- v%eltjent
Mand, der aldrig, for Ulykken
- we'd en- Rekke skebnesvangre
Omstendigheder i Forbindelse
med hans Fejlgreb - skete, har
gjort noget forkert.
At han after gaar i Arbejde
kan meget vel efter Dommen
lade sig forsvare. Dommen lSd
10 nemlig like paa Bestillings.
fortabelse.
Diamantbryllup. Veteran fra
1864, Knud Christensen o. Hu.
stru, Hiadstrup, Nordfyn, kunde
den II. Nov. fejre Diamantbryl-
De err begge / Alderen ON
IS Aar. &
ct herligt Syn. Pastor Skov.
gaard-Petersens Bibeltimer for
Mend holdtes i X. f. u. Ms
Festsal den forste af de af lag
mandsbeyegelsen for ydre Mis-
SION ordnede Bibeltimer for
Mand med Pastor Skoygaard-
Petersen som Fortolker af Bjerg-
pradikenen, skriver ,,Kr. DgbL."
af 16. Nov.
Salem var fluid af Mend. like
blot samtlige Siddepladser var
optagne men ogsaa de faa Staa-
pladser forneden i Salem var Ia
get i Brug. Og Diet a like K.
f. U. Ms Medlemmer. bet var
Mendene fra Koncertpalget,
Mend i den modne Alder. Ell
herligt SYM
Diet var ogsaa ct herligt Syn,
Taleren oprullede for Forsamlin-
gen, idet han gennemgik Salig.
prisningerne, Salighedens Betin-
gelse og Salighedens Indhold.
Og ct herligt Syn at sc Ell saa-
dan Skare Mend f9lge med hver
j sin Bibel.
Alt blev forklaret omhygge-
ligt og tydeligt, os dog var der
ingen oyerfl6dige Ord eller tract.
tende Gentagelser. N~6jagtigt EN-
Time yarede Diet, fra Sanger be.
gyndte, og indtil Slutningssal-
men var sungen. Ingen kunde
p III. Ill -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

benhavn var Flagskrud den
10. November til Thorvald.
sens Are, og Portene til hans
Museum slaaet paa vid Cab for
enhver. Blandt dem, der gik gen
mem dem, yar Kongen, som we'd
l0.Tiden aflagde Besog. Han mod
toges af Borgmester Jensen og
Billiedhugger B%randstrup. Hans
Aajestet nedlagde en- Krans paa
Thorvaldsens GRAY og besaa der.
otter Museets Nyanskaffelser og
Thorvaldsens Verelse.
Senere kom den italienske Nj
mister, Baron Aloisi, ledsaget al
hele Legationens og Konsulatets
Personals, bestaaende af Cav. Al
Eevi, Kommander Grayina, Oberst
Earchiafava, Comm. Gluckstadt
og Cav. LUZ.
Ministeren nedlagde paa Ora
ven en- pragtfuld Laurberkrans
med trefarvede Baand.
linden for Kunstnernes egne
Mure, paa Charlottenborg, var
Mesterens Minde Dagens Midi
punkt, og herfra udgik HI. 6
Fakkeltoget.
Saasnart Raadhusets Seeks.
Stag havde lydt, faldt kirkeklok-
kerne ind, og i Diet samme saas
Professor Joakim Safeguards
Bkikkelse paa Altanen med en- OPP.
lyst Sal som Baggrund. Profess
soren sagde nogle faa mandige,
varme Ord ON Thorvaldsen og
hans Kunst.
Faklerne tandtes. Nogle Mi.
nutter, hvor Os og Blus fyldte
Akademigaarden og bragte en- til
at tanke paa Eventyrenes Troll.
defester. Saa skred Toget I'D gen.
mem den tette Rekke Tilskuere,
som Ruten langs trodsede Kul-
den. | Spidsen Professor Utzon
Franks lille Datter med en- meg
zig Blomsterbuket, og to unge
kvindelige Kunstnere med en-
Laurbgrkrans til Thorvaldsens
GRAY fra Kunstakademiet, der.
paa unge Kunstnere og SUDDEN
Der.
Borgmester Jensen modtog
Fakkelbarerne i Museet og sam
Tenlignede i EN- k6n lille Tale
Thorvaldsen, wort Lands code
Son, som Slegt efter Slagt vii
beje sig i Frbedighed for, med
de lysende Fakler.
Kl. s feiredes
Manchester i Byens Hus.
Raadhushallen var smykket
med Danebrogsflag og fyldt at
Festdeltagere. Blandt dem Kon-
gen, Dronningen og flere at
Kongehuset, Ministrene Berg og
Appel og en- Rekke Notabilite.
ter Kunstnerverdenen rigt re.
presenteret.
Borgmester Jensen holdt Vel
komsttalen over Mottoet: Ell
Land oliver stort we'd sine Son
ners Corning.
Saa var Diet Studentersanger'
mes Tur til at hyde Thorvald.
sen med Hans Ahlmanns f6rste
Sang Under Faklerne,' og der
efter besteg Festtaleren, Profess
sor Wilhelm Andersen Talersto.
len og CAV gennem ct livligt =
fuldt springende Foredrag,
fnlgt af Lysbilleder at nogle
Thorvaldsenske V@rker, ct Bill
lcde of Thorvaldsens JAYNE lige-
vmgtigc Pcrsonlighed, den der
afspeiler sig j hans Knnst.
I Merke, mems Eckersbergs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

Efter at 0verpresident Jon.
quiedes havde udbragt ct Leve
for Kongeparret, gik Hovedstr9m.
men I'D over Byen, mems ,,18de
November" o. Dante Aligheri''
samledes til en- mere privat Fest
hos Nimb. nKr. Dgbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15

Mund. og Klovesygen. so nye
Tilfelde i sidste Uge. Mund- og
Klovesygen BREEDER sig med ri
vende Hast. Efter sidste Uges
Indberetninger (til 10. Now til
Observation-Disclosures a Antallet
af nye Tilfelde $40 mod 418 for
den fpregaaende Uge, saaledes
at der nu i alt err OPT Besetnin-
ger a%ngrebet.
Sore Amt er stadigt rant
hardest, idet Antallet af nye
Tilfalde var 100 mod 104 sid
ste Uge.
,,Kr. Dagbl.' har haft en- Sam.
tale med Veterinerfysikus Pro-
fessor Bang, der betegner Situa-
tionen som ydest alvorlig.
,,Epidemien udbreder sig -
udtalte Pr~ofessoren denne
Gang med en- foruroligende Hast
Diet Stigningen / Antallet at nye
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-15
eka

IDT lit > hDl. VI. - -. E" - - =
Eugene, Oregon, Bethesda Nigh, DR.. N. G. Mel
sen$10, DIR. J. |. Fischer, Pastor A. S. Nielsen nv.
So, NJ. Nielsen, S. Jensen nv. So, Hans Nielsen
$3.50, L. Bentzen, Geo. Ohlsen, j. p. Hulegaard,
Jens Bertelsen, Jens P. Nielsen, c.. P. Miller,
Mrs. Annie Madsen nv. So, Hans Jensen 81, n.
Johansen, c. Bertelsen, P. G. Jensen, Sam Soren-
sen, M. P. Mogensen, ?. Petersen nv: $50, N.
Thorndahl sips, N. Bertelsen, J. Nielsen, H.
Bentzen. j. Bertelsen, Ole Mikkelsen, A.. Whittier,
F. Jorgensen, NJ. Petersen, Dora Nielsen, Fred.
Ohlsen, N. p. Hansen, Henry c.. Petersen, Mrs.
Marie Nielsen, Mrs. j. P. Lassen nv. 81, Z. Hen
ningsep, S6ren C. Jensen, Mrs. Lythie hv. SOC
A. G. .Bentzen 81.
Council Bluffs, Ia, Vor FIR. Nigh, A. Rosenblad
SIS, Jakob Olsen 81, Pastor A. P. Hansen, H.
Steffensen, c.. Keson, M. Nielsen, c. Hill, E. j.
Lee, Mrs. H.. Hansen, II. Str. John Hansen,
Jens Jensen, n. N9rgaard, Ole Hill, Oluf Bondo,
N. p. Petersen, C. 0. Christensen. John Gebuhr,
H. w. Hansen, J. S~wendsen, N. Sdrensen, C. j.
Christensen nv. S., N. Hansen, f. Hort, L. Ras-
mussen, L.. J. Larsen, C. jaeger, N. p. Nielsen, N.
Petersen, S. c.. Larsen hv. SO, John Hill $3.50, M.
Christoffedsen, F. S. Christoffersen. Jens Hansen,
II. p. Nyholm, Chr. S%wendsen, H. p. Hansen,
Jakob Jacobsen. H.. Chr. Hansen, o. E. r4oon, M.
Christiansen, II. II. Hansen, N. johnson, Carl Pc.
tersen, Mrs. L. p. Madsen, p. Jensen, Anton So
rensen, John Jensen nv. 81, N. c. Nielsen Jens
Christoffersen, Jakob lessen nv. $50, Hans Oh
sen, T. Thomson, M. Olsen, Jakob Chrisoffersen,
Hans Hansen, Ave. H., Mrs. p. Larsen nv. 81, Fra
de nuge, Emma Wooton, Florence Petersen, Ma
rion Rasmussen, Anna Christensen, II. |. Hansen,
Otto B. HILL, AUGUST Loseth, Arthur Gertsen nv.
SIS, Hanna E.. Hill $3.50, Gena Norgaard, Constan-
ce Jensen, Julie Jensen, nv. So, Arne Hansen,
Emile Nielsen, Esther Nielsen, Olga Nielsen,
Marie Christensen, Katrine Steffensen, Thora
Steffensen, Mary Nielsen, Sophie Kelson nv. 81
Del Rey, Calf, Pella Mgh, Mrs. Hans Hansen,
c. A. Petersen, Christ Hald nv. So, p. G. Jen-
sen, Soren Jensen, A. P. Petersen, Walter Klinkby,
L. M. R%osenbom, Ole Olsen nv. $4, Henry Jen-
sen, M. ]. Keifer, Pastor M. G. Jensen Eng
holm, Rudolph Petersen, G. B. Christensen, Mrs.
Anne Jensen, MAIDS Thomson, L. G. Hansen, Pc
ter C.. Petersen, Rasmus Petersen hy. So, Nels S.
Petersen, MAIDS Madsen, Irving Petersen, Christ
S. Petersen nv. $3.50, John Rasmussen, Mrs.
Anna Waldemar, Mrs. M. c.. Henriksen, N. G.
Spenderup, Henry Hansen, Niels Thomson, N.
M. Jensen, Jens Nielsen nv. So, John Nielsen,
$3.50, Miss Sine Jensen, Miss Margaret Nielsen,
Carl e. Christensen, Georg O.. Christensen, C. F.
Fredericksen nv. 81, J. P. Jensen $4 ..........
Racine, Wis, Gethsemane NIGH. ...............
ST. Paul, Nebr. Christine S. Nielsen ..........
Clinton, Wis, Den d. l. Kvindef. ..............
Moline, I'LL, Bethania Nigh. ..................
Blair, Nebr~ Mrs. Julia E. Thomson ..........
Chicago, ILL.,, Gethsemane Moh. ..............
%superiar, Wis., lmmanuels Moh~ w. Williamson,
Suites paa sidste Side.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-01
U. S. POPULATION IS
PUT AT 1o5,0oo,ooo
Estimate Is Based on the
Population Of Cities Al
ready Announced.

Washington.-Th population of con
tinental United States is estimated at
105 100000 by ]. A. Hill, chief statisti-
clan for the census bureau. His calcu-
lation is based on the combined popu-
lations of 1406 cities and towns for
which statistics have been announced.
The increase over 1910 is placed at
about 100000, showing the growth
of the country has not kept pace with
previous decades Almost complete
cessation of immigration during the
war is the chief reason assigned for
the falling off in growth. Other sug-
gestions were the two influenza cpl
denies. return Of aliens to their native
lands and deaths OF soldiers abroad
and at home during the war.
The aggregate population of the
cities and towns on which the esti-
mate was made is 41,O29,354. This is
an average gain of 26 per cent, com
pared with S5 per cent in the previous
decade.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-07-01
The PEOPLES FORUM
CENTER MOTHER MAKES
PLAIN HER POSITION

have read with interest the
PARTICLES in your paper III regard
ITO Capitalization and aonsolida
ton, and il seems to me needless
to discuss the subject of consoll
dation, as the people of Dist l39
have voted it down and arrived
at the decision of keeping our
grammar school at Center fol
eighth grades, and decided to
build new school house at Cent
er us our old school building has
been condemned. AS to n union
high school, nothing would be
better for both islands, but that
need not interfere with our gram.
mar school. What the people OF
Dist. 139 want is a grammar
school and if the other two dis.
tricts want high school at Center
there will be no objection in this
district as long as it does not in.
terfere with our grammar school
Consolidation is all right and will
work in some communities, but il
will never work in this commum-
|ty. Some of us have had taste
of consolidation and found a con
tinual discord. What we want is
harmony and good fellowship
here, and all work together to
make our school the best on the
Islands. To most of us it looks
a very foolish thing to tear up
Center and send our children out
of the district to Burton and Va,
shon. The people here are "riled".
Most of us are easy going, good
natured, law abiding citizens and
leave the business of running the
school to our School Board. But
when it is plain as day that oul
School Board is not working foI
our interest, but for the interest
of some other district it is time
for people to wake up and take
a hand in the game. We will new,
er give up our right to school
as long as we live in this district
Furthermore, the people in this
district will be more careful in
school matters than ever before
as most of us are able to decide
what is best for our children and
the good of the community.
Mrs. ]. L. McGee