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ORDERS ISSUED TO Sims
REGARDING FOREIGN DUTY
ARE LAID BEFORE SENATE

fconilnsed from page II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-04
GOVERNMENT SALE.


WAR DEPARTMENT Sale of Buildings and
Fixtures Remaining Therein.
Tho Quartermaster General Of tho Army
offers for sale Government property at Camp
custer four miles from Battle Creek, MIchi-
gan officer in charge will show property 10
prospective purchasers at any time. Further
details, specifications and bidding blanks
may be obtained from Sixth Corps Quarter
master, Fort sheridan. III Proposals Will be
opened at 10 A. NJ. on December %. 1920, in
the office Of the Chief, Real Estate Division.
Construction Service, Quartermaster General.
room 219e. Munitions Building. Washington.
u. O.
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n you have from $50 to 81 500 10 invest
something to yonr advantage by sending your
name address and telephone number TO the
address below; state amount you are pre-
pared to invest principals only no services
or partnership required. 1923 Herald, Full.
ton st.
PRACTICAL inventor OF gas heating and
cooking appliances seeks financial hacker.
81 Herald, Herald So.
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HARDWARE WORKS.

standing in own grounds. manufacturing
wall coffee mills. patented with two German
"Reichspatent" and, one German ''Reichsge-
brauehsmuster,' are willing to take in part
ner with capital not under 100000 marks.
to be used for the enlargement of the factory
and the export trade; the whole works can
be bought II desired. Please apply to AL
BERT WERKEN. schneeherg in sachsen.
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Connecticut.

GREENWICH Inn LODGE tsound Beach
Conn., --Sunny steam heated rooms. with OF
without baths. excellent menu so minutes
from New York; GOLF saddle horses. fish
ing; reasonable rates
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


ACCOUNTANTS senior. with thorough
knowledge and practical experience IN au7
citing and Investigations. Apply in writing,
stating experience, nationality and salary
81.
ASSISTANT bookkeeper. about 20 to IS
Years Old, by large chemical house. Ad-
p pierea IN own handwriting, stains eXpe-
mediatcly. G3s Herald. so Bway.
BOY e run errands and5 general office
MorE. Room l9e2, Is Maiden lane.
BySHELMEN-Good wages. brill Brothers,
Iroadway AT lath ST.
CHAUFFi r, married man, no family. for
make himself useful. good housekeeping
quarters; state ase, nationality and wages
expected. n 6is Herald. ESQ Broadway
OFFICE boy wanted in old estabiisSed bank
ing house; splendid opportunity for a boy
about 10; other hoys connected with thls
house who rave shown ability and willing
ness TO work are now holding important po-
sitons. Address, giving age, personal ne fer
enees and salary expected Y L.. +. o. Boz
S12, CITY lIall Station. New York.
PAINTER.-wantod. about january j. cx-
perienced automobile painter: must be first
r. y. Wells. Lake Placid, n. y
PRIVATE tutor, college graduate (Chris-
nam wanted for two bows living at White
Plains; board furnished II required. Reply
Giving terms nationality. &C., "a Greenridge
ay.. White Plains. n. Y.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion to boy twelve spend
ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture
School. Box I. ISL Herald 2so broadway.
statesmen = UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR REAL NECOfIATORS four men
VIII call on the established customers OF an
old bank and sell them gold bonds yielding
losoi names and data furnished 1000 OF
these men have bought our bond7 in the nart
to their advantage: the present issue is safe,
high Yielding and attractive; experience less
essential than ability: earnings through big
commissions Will be extremely gratifying,
and NE v ant quick action; positions perma-
nent, Call mornings only. Bond Depart
ment, 3O4 Journal Square Building, Jersey
cry fSurnmit stationl.
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An Advertisement in the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers o reel possibility Of
recoperin0 your lost property
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
s00

| Pierce Arrow 38 hip. 4 passenger coupe
made In September, 1920; run LOO miles.
I Pierce Arrow ~ h.-p. passenger touring
made in July, 1920; run 5000 miles.
Pierce Arrow ton covered truck. made
in April 1920; rp 1900 miles.
studebaker passenger sedan. 1919
model.
All of above arc practically brand new and
can be bought at an attractive saving.
Address
MERRIM-AN FURNlTl RE CORPORATION,
jamestown. N. Y.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


CLERKS AND TYPfsrs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Girls IS years Of age and over.
Hours % 4lSo o'clock.
Saturdays 10 Il o'clock.
Luncheon serve free.
Salary TO start, Sie.
Abilities Of tlerks reviewed every six months.
Those OF average ability should be receiving
from SIC to e1s per week after the second
review. The variation Is due to difference
IN clerical work.
Free classes conducted in typewritins. ste
biography and dSctaphone operating.
Apply In person, between and 4;sO
O'clock. room 5035. Metropolitan Building,
l Madison ay. tat 23d st-). New York.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

ON and after this date / viii not be respon.
sible for bills contracted by my wife
LOUIS RICH.
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Housekcepers.

HousEKEEPER--Youn woman wants po-
sition working housekeeper with small
first class adult Christian family exchange
room, board bath. self and husband and
mall remuneration; excellent manager.
approaching real service: references. u 1877
Herald. Herald "a.
NORTHUMBERLAND would Give few
hours daily In caring for apartment.
1854 Herald. Brooklyn-
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BoARDERs WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 500 Corner 10Th ST. =
Southern exposure every room: private
bath and telephone; elevator: Hunga IAN
chef: refined Hebrew social surroundings.
Mrs TnA MARKS.
72D, go W.-Doub'e room with bath: ex-
ce'lent table business gentlerlen..
SID, Z W., apt 2-Newly Furnished room
with excellent board: modern convenences
and reference.
18th. IL West-renutlfui front room, south
ern exposure cHcellsnt rieols. parlor dlnlng
nth zoo w.--Board and large room. with
running water; private family So week;
rcntlcnen. Apt &c.
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SALESMAN wanted in Flushing and vicinity
for homo electrical appliances; good GALAXY
guararteff Queer Electrical Equipment
Co. SC Main ST., Fluahing.
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Automobiles wanied.

WANTEr-Cars on consignment we charge
SCI commission for selling. results assured .
no charge, until sold bring your car. 1l4G
Bushwick As.. prooklyn. Phone Bnshwick
1869.
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Madison av. tat I'D ST., New York.
GIRL about 10 for Doctors office $40 70
u SATURDAY, DR., Lockwood, 2l2 W. I'd st;
GlRL-To assist with children. Address BOX
oil. Lawrence, j.. l.
HoUsEwoRKER. reliable person, small
family small apartments; good wages
sleep out: references required car fare
paid. Call ~ w. sd. apt. 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white woman for
general homework; no laundry good home
and GOOD wages. Phone Garden city 81.
an; two in family: $50 month; sleep In.
Fisher. 30 Morningside av,
HoUsEWoRKER, white. whole or part time;
sleep IN or out; good home, good wages
Phone Cath. 102sT
HoUsEWoRKER, general. experienced girl,
for small family. Firth floor, w. 8sth.
LADY'S MAID.
Must be good seamstregs and competent to
care for lady's wardrobe; neat. willing and
good disposition, not over 10 years Of age;
English or Scandinavian preferred; only one
who Is experienced as lady's maid need. ep-
ply references required state nationality.
n CAT Herald, 2so Broadway.
LADY canvasser for house TO house work:
excellent proposition, good demand must
talker salary and commission. c. Il. Nor
ton. 81 Bway,
MAID.-Neat appearing young woman as par
lormaid and coat rack attendant. Apply
between IL and to manager, Hotel Gotham,
9TH av. and 5jth ST.
NURSERY GOVERNESS for months In
FAINT and years child; must be prepared
to travel and present recommendations; at
| tractve salary for exceptional qualifications
a. regards experience, character and dl7po-
eition; must be active, neat and healthy.
| Telephone Cathedral 6o72.
NURsE.-woman, white. experienced, to take
required. Apply apt. s., 229 West 105th, be-
tween 10 and !, SATURDAY. or Sunday.
| NURsE--Cndersrad uate German speaking
day duty. sTS per month, with room and
beard. 642 Herald, Herald 50.
OFFICE assistant, general filing, answering
telephone and general office work. Pom
eroy Co. eos LivingTton ST.. brooklyn.
WAIST DRAPEps, FIRST CLASS: STEADY
| POSITION; GOOD SALARIES. APPLY IL
r. 5RrII.
wAI'rRI'ss for in family. Call before II.
PC w. 10th.
WOMAN, 25 TO 40, hieh school or college
| graduate. posaessing initiative and tact
educational work: position permanent; 81 900
salary: bonus to tart, rpendid opportunity
70 advance. 2 100 Herald. Herald so.
Instruction.
LADIES. ATTENTION!
Hair and beauty culture taught scientific
20 $50 weekly; day evening classes Cal
or write for free booklet " Aead my OF
HairdresSing and Beauty Culture 1853 w.
4ith ST. Phone Bryant O455.
TFACHER-Mme. Des Louis. French teacher
private lessons; day and evening classes
terms very reasonable. - West sIth ST.
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HAY s FEED.

NO. l hay, direct from he farm. b. carloa !,
ton or bale: prices rea enable Inquire
JOE LYNCH, 81 Bay ST.. BROOKLYN PhcNe
Henry 10, Wildwood 4S9I.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Statesmen EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL
10c5 CUMULATIVE I'REFFRRED
STOCK WITH 1000 COMMON BONDS.
LIBERAL COMMISSION; LEADS.
BETWEEN los. ROOM sO7. 502 FIFTH
A.
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SALESNEN-Write for list of lines and tall
particulars. earn 50 500 to $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men: inexperienced or ex-
perienced; city or travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn, 61sH West AID st., New
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Instruction,

ACCOUNTANCY-N New classes are now
forming day or early evening sessions:
write for helpful booklet, Making Good
and Bulletin 20. Pace Pace. 50 CAufen
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MAPLEHURsT Farm. Croton Falls, ~ Y.
phone 2I.-Build yourself up In the country
all IMPROVEMENTS: Xls: heat.
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SALESNif$-Wan several pleasant gentis-
men work for brokerage firm; need two
flnnr sa leslnell. TIRE linnter Co. lLAI ltvay.
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HILLSIDE HOUSE.
Caldwell, N. j.. open all year round no sick
people. For rates apply to above. Phone
Caldwell. 354. Christian
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REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling COMPANION to boy twelve spend
ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture
School. Box l. 1871 Herald aS0 broadway.
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Statesmen. experienced. wanted; those who
have made good IN general stationery,
school supplies. sporting goods. toys, novel;
ties. &c. 10 the trade in Rochester and SIR
rounding country; exceptional Opportunity
for high grade statesmen y connect with
progressive established house In Rochester.
NJ ". only those who can fill requirements
need apply. How GaG Herald Herald Sd
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We have opening for young man between
ages OF 20 and 80; must be able to furnish
references, showing highest moral stnndins
fun of pep and ambition; a splendid OBJ
portunlty, sales experience not neccssary'
salary and bonus, plus opportunity to aiallsy
for executive position. Call at room 53i, ~
Broad 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-04

Exceptional opportunity for experienced
stock salesman; also for statesmen calling
on grocers, bakers. restaurants, &C.: very
liberal commissions; references requireh*a
Apply room SOB. ITO West 4oth 81.
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LEARN TO BE Pleasant.
profitable work: day and evening classes.
send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West side Y NJ. c. A.. 3ol W. aTth ST.
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PAlNTER.-Wanted. about JANUARY l. OK
perienced automobile painter: must be first
class fini7her; references required. Address
X. u. Wells. Lake Placid. n Y.
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.TtACIfER-Mme Des Louis. French teacher
private lessons; day and evening classes
terms very reasonable. - West sIth ST.
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AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffeurs, Mechanics Statesmen.
WEST SIDE " NJ. G., A.,
30i West 5Tth ST., New York.
Get booklet and pass. Special ladies' classes.
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Instruction.

LADIES. ATTENTION!
Hair and beauty culture taught scientific
ally: qualities you In short time to earn $40
20 $50 weekly; day, evening classes. CAL
or write for free booklet VI. Aead my OF
Embarrassing and Beauty Culture, 1853 w.
4ith ST Phone Bryant 0i55.
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Ave will pay highcs. possible prices for
furniture. houses, apis. pianos. brlc-a-
brso, books. works % art FRANKLIN. Bs
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STOCK salesmen bright young men, Il 10
80, 10 learn the brokerage business ana
stock ceiling by telephone statesmen now
earning 800 to $500 weeklT; experience I'M
necessary; salary and cominission Call 10
- Room, OCT oOG EMaV. -
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TF'i crER-Agropomy college; West Indies;
81 zoo Room 1905, 43I 9TH av
Yer NC man 10 assist in clerical work IN
office OF Wholesale dry goods house state
age, reference and salary eNpeeted-~irompt,
sle Herald, $50 Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.

OTTER store or office; references, Schaff-
ner. iR0 Broadway Astoria. L. /.
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ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
12f Bruce ava few de-irablo rooms open
for engagement. Yonkers 334i.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20

T Wanted-Kitchen girl and >also {
dining room girl at Hotel Warren. s.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
Two bel room suits for sale.-C. H.

u Two BET room suits for sale.--C. H.
.Hopwood. - ..s; go =
The McCrea Farmers Club will meet
on Friday evening. s$ .s,=
Wanted-Live chickens, ducks and
geese: Write or call us for. prices.
Phone ,17O-Warren Creamery Co.
4 4 Misses Della and Myrtle Winberg
spent Sunday visiting relatives at Thief
River Falls. .# IT,
Ed. Rankin, highway engineer, of
Ma hnomen county, spent Saturday
visiting in this city. !.
Fridays foot ball game will be hot
one: Let's have good support on the
side lines. Game starts at four O'Clock.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
Public School Notes !

The Pembina High School football
team met and defeated the Warren
team Saturday. a good fast game was
played, although some Of the boys were
hurt. The lineup for the teams were
as follows: }ss a, $,s4ss q 5=s; a.
Warrea-W William Campion, re Ches-
fer MacArthnr, srt; Ellis Truxell, rg;
Arthur: Melgard, captain, c; Quentin
Severia, le; Raymond swandby, a.;
Theodore Erickson, III; Milton Warner,
.rh; Arnold Lindstrand, +. Subs
Cameron Quistgard. for Roy Severn,
Oliver Mattson for Quistgard Harry
Morkassel for Quentin Melgard and
Clarence Hjelle for Chester Macarthur.
Pembina---Albert Russell, captain, re
Victor sPaulson, rt; York Langton, rg
Samuel Lapp, c; Roy France, lg; Theo-
dore Peterson, 1t; Norval Ardies, le !;
!. Wilbur Shannon, q Robert Booker. III ;
George Harris, rh; Edward GoOslaw. f.
{! = Oficials-Hunter Quistgard; referee
Mcqueen, Pembina, umpire; H. Ander-
son and G. johnson, a1amekeeper. :
The next game will be played with
Crookston here next Friday at p. m.
A good game is assured and we want
| everyone to come out and boost the
! team. ~ ~ y
! All the Normal girls are now attend.
, ing the Teachers Institute. l..
At the suggestion of Miss Osborn, in
! charge Of the teachers institute, many
Of the sweaters, caps, muffers and rugs
', were taken from the Normal Training
Department to the Court House for, the
use and inspection of the institute.
The High School classes will meet
/ Thursday morning, in order to give
suSl visitors, who care to, a chance to
visit the Warren schools.
/ A new flag has been purchased fol
the new flag pole; also a brass plate
with the inscription: presented to the
Warren High School by the class of
1920" ..s H. . >s.s i. ,.<,. ,~s-.:
The Juniors are, now busy making
:, clever posters for the Hubble Bubble,
which will be- put out some time this
| week. ~ % -; -.
The teachers are giving tests this
week covering the work for the past six
weeks. - - =. =
Report cards will be- given out next
Tuesday. = 49,
: Lila Sarnfe, OF ELBOW Lake, eAEOlleu
lin the Junior class Monday. w.
Miss Lein spent the week end at her
home in CrQokston. y"ss,r
Morgan Johnson, of2the third grade,
left for South Dakota Monday. %z
Hannah Nelson started the first grade
on Monday. ~
The sixth and seventh grades have
organized a. "Little Citizens League
for the purpose Of teaching parliament
tary law, and citizenship, to the pupils
The fourth and fifth grade boys are
saving the money which would other
| wise have been spent for gum and
candy, to be used in the purchase of a
football, which has already been order.
ed. = ..::-.5. .
Mrs. J. Anderson demonstrated wool.
1carding for. the Teachers Training Glass
Of 1920. X. s: Ill. ss@ 8 X ~ 81 .:s=.
p Tuesday evening the members of the
local Teachers Training class of 1926
We're hostesses alta luncheon lin honor
1of the class ofs192O Invitations were
Ealso extended to the Misses Osborn an6
I Biere, Supt. and Mrs. Holmquist, Supt
and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lut
trell, MissaO'Meara and Miss Hanson
Wanted-Kitchen girl and >alsO {
dining room girl at Hotel Warren.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20

Rev. A. T. Tollevs left Monday for
Fisher, where he attended a circuit
meeting IF the nited Norwegian Lu-
theran church. From Fisher he went
to Minneapolis 70 attend the state CON
vention of Armenian Relief Workers.
He expects 10 return home Friday. .
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20

Wanted Kitchen girl and also a
dining room girl at Hotel Warren. ~
Wanted-Live chickens, ducks and
geese. Write or cali us for prices.
Phone 17O.-Warren Creamery Co.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
- First M. E.. Church
MITe21ELd.=Pastor,

e Morning Worship at@10:30. # Sermon:
Open Windows E=s-=(sS,',,~t
~ Sunday School, at AS a. m.
EpWorth League. at 6:45 p. m... -.
Evening Worship at 1880. Sermon:
Paul Thorn in the Flesh. -. y.
Prayer me citing each Wednesday eve
ming at 1880. Following prayer meet
ing next week, will be a meeting Of the
officers and teachers of the Sunday
School. ~ $, ~5-' ~
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20

Some Of the latest styles in pictures
at Johnson's Studio. 4 .E
s See Fatty Arbuckle Friday and Sat-
urday. Only one show Friday, dance
after show. s
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
Swedish AIission Church,
c.. wv. OLSON. Pastor.

Thursday, Oct. 21-Prayer meeting at
1880 p. m.
Sunday, Oct 24-Sunday School and
English Bible class at 10 a. M. Ser
vices at 1880 a.a m. There will be no
evening services. s. %s$<;.-
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
THE CHURCHES

=: Scandinavian Methodist Church.
ss.:> P.tO. HAUGLAND, Pastor.
fEhe Sunday School meets at p. m.
q Evening service at 1880. y.
"a hearty welcome to all.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
Catholic Church.

p. LYONS. Pastor =, <s.ssa<. -
Services at Warren first and third
Sundays of each month. Services at
Oslo second and fourth Sundays of
each month. Mass at 1880 in each
place. '7s-~. 80 NJ: - r., 80 -"
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
1leanlin:gs .';:'' j ] !: !
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

II you 60 away ON visit your
friends will be interested In know
Ing about It. Call 3S-The Sheaf-
and give us the facts. a
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20

Zion Lutheran Church. 81:
: ~ ,z<.rc.;M HAUSER. Pastor. -
German services at Warren Sunday
forenoon. - <ss-,5s~ +. !; T~..s5 =
At Radium> in the afternoon
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
Swedish Lutheran Church.
:. g y" 0WElNIS0N Do akox. :

> w: SW TNSOTN. PasIOf.
Sunday, Oct 24-Sunday School and
Bible class at 10 a. m. Services at II
a. m. At 1880 p. m. a. Jenny Lind pro-
gram will be rendered. under the aus
pices Of; the Mems Society ia. Z
All are welcome to worship with u.s.
Warren sheaf., 1920-10-20
Our SAVERS. Lutheran Church.

z Our Sav1oF'a Lutheran Church.
- A T. TOLLEVS. Pastor.
Services Sunday evening at 7:45:
This Will be an anniversary service for
last years conf1rmants, all of whom are
urged'>to be present. Special sermon
for. the occasion. Solo, Sophie Herman
SON. n .:@,. - : ,, ~ Il. SIS ~. -,
- The Nesdames G. B. Nord, -Hilleboe
and O. Lyngholm, will serve the Ladies'
Aid and Y. P. Z. next Thursday after
noon and evening respectively. The
Y..P. l.. meeting will be in the form OF
a Halloween frOlic. .a~ =. = ~s...
{, Sunday School 11-12 a.. m. -
f. Services in Melo in the Morse Ian
guage at 2:30 p. M. Sunday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-06-25
Personal Mention
and Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and Doings of
Good People You Know

Mayor Samuel NJ. Hunt started or
a business trip to Cleveland, Ohio, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N. Payne, of
Tioga, spent part of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph P. Willis.
Mrs. Henry Wygand is spending
sometime with her nephew, Linford A.
Denny, deputy U. S. Marshal, at
Trenton.
Mrs. Camilla Maixner and family
and mother are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Kinda, also William
Benes, wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ehmann and two
children, of Philadelphia, spent Sat-
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Locke.
Emil Kinda, brother of Charles E.
Kinda, formerly with Rinda's Shoe
Store is spending a few weeks in
Penns Grove.
The relatives of Clayton D. Griscom,
at Salem, have received word of his
marriage on May 10Th, in Paris to
M~aderhoiselle Jeanette Zielinska.
ONAS NIASSOiA SCI NCd III lllC ANldtlOl
Corps of the U. S. A.
Arthur K. VanFleet, of Somerville,
after the Rutgers College commence
ment, at which he was a graduate,
spent a few days with his chum, John
M. Summerill, Jr.
DIR. f. N. Davidson has returned
from a two weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. E. B. Davidson, at
Nachols, Va. Mrs. Davidson previous
to this had spent some time visiting
her son in Penns Grove.
Mrs. Charles Willis and Mrs. Wal
ter Bagge, at 96 Delaware Avenue on
Wednesday attended the wedding Of
Mr.. Joseph Phelan to Miss Matilda
Krouse, in st. Peters Church, Girard
Avenue, Philadelphia. They enjoyed
the elaborate wedding breakfast at the
home of the bride. Both are summer
visitors and well known in Penns
Grove.