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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-14

for them to put on en- evenings enter
tainment from their long repertoires
they just enjoy It along with you.
Their program will consist Of read
ings. costume numbers. violin soloA
pianologues, sketches. duets and xyio.
phone numbers. The sketches are play.
let's abounding in humorous situations
and pathetic incidents. and will b
well coached and finished
The young ladies are Mary Madro
Vest and Beverly Buck. They are typs-
cal American girls. full Of spontaneity.
versatility and fun They are con-
genial companions and display ex-
cellent team work. Miss Vest special
ICES In reading and gives impersona-
lions OF some Of Americas greataGe
actresses. while Miss Buck specialinuo
n the Violin nsy also eAzu n
1QlopAsas - n o16oA novunkR
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Ray Whitmore OF Wilson avenue,
Florence. is mourning the loss OF a
perfectly good automobile tire and a
set of tools. Some sneak thief en-
tered the yard of his home last night.
lacked up his auto and took OF one 81
the tires and also made away with
the tool kit. No clue. The car was
insured.
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A DELIGHTFUL EVENING WITH
THE LYcEUM ENTERTAINERa

1t IL our judgment that we have .
delightful evening ahead when tho LyA
ceum Entertainers are with MS a. Q
number on our Lyceum course. TheY
are couple Of jolly girls. vivacio1o
and full OF life. and they put lots q
pep In their program. 1t In NO effort
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-14

The c. +. Society OF the First Pres
byterian church entertained the
young people of high school age FRI
day evening During the first part OF
the evening they were divided into
groups. Then each group enter
tained the rest with some stunt, One
group came out in military array.
Their weapons consisted OF brooms. a
mop and pitchfork. They charged.
and caused large portion of the
crowd to change their position. The
game OF apple pie was played. The
composers of the poetry about tho
Maiden Blush apple took first prize.
b. A. p. and the Harvest apple bunch
took second prize. There were so
young folks present.
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A most enjoyable evening was
spent at the home OF Miss Geneyieve
Farmer on Rudd avenue wednesday
evening. when the members of Hes
peria entertained at O'Clock din
ner for IA pledges, who were later in
the evening initiated into Hesperia.
The pledges were Ruth Walker. Vera
Hill. Charlouise Renfrow. Edith
Bland. Edna Burgess. Vera Alexander.
Mary Bond. Jennie Watson. Erla
Barnes, Helen Nelson, Katherine
Orepdorff, Catherine Merriam. Lois
Armentrout and Myrtle Miller. The
members were Genevieve Farmer.
Leoia Higgins. Jane Loveall. Elsie
Goodwin. Lucille Smith and Bernice
Loveali.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-14

The young people of the First Pres
byterian church will entertain at ;
social In the church psrlors tonight
A good time is anticipated.
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Mrs. Clyde Farmer entertained at
seven tables OF ave hundred at her
home on Rudd avenue yesterday aft.
ernoon. Prizes for the afternoon
were carried on by Mrs. Ralph wann
for high score. Mrs. George Bacon
the consolation prize and Mrs. J. X.
Lamby the cutting prize. The house
was srtistically decorated in garden
flowers. and delicious Refreshments
were served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
TRAVELS 10000 MILES
TO REACH UNITED STATES
Girl Is on Journey for Three Years
In Effort to MIKE Home
In America.
WILL ATTEND UNIVERSITY
Miss Helen Blumenthal Comes
From Russia to Chicago to RE-
sumo Studics-Suffcrs Innumcr-
able Hardships.
ny Universal servIcc.l


CHICAGO. Dec. Like fanciful
tale OF fiction il the story Of Miss
6eien Blumenthal. who travelled u moo
miles and endured iunufnerable nard-
ships In order to continue her studies
AT tho University OF Chicago.
:. Pogroms. the murder OF her parents.
revolutions" Japanese and German
atrocities. Americas expeditionary
force In Siberia, the city OF the Cars
eution-everything that happened
In Russia since 1915 she came In con-
tact with and came through IN
acathcd.
Lcttish girl. She speaks English with
only slight accent and writes the
language In 4 manner that amazed the
!. Engi ish professors. TO all appearance.
che is the same as any Of the other
studenta on the campus.
She does not talk Of her expert
enccs. and her main Worries at pres
ent are AK 10 whether or not she
VIII Ect her degree In February and
how she can manage 70 live on 5000
rubi"s a inonth-a small fortune IN
American dollars.
y reporter managed 10 get he. to
tell OF some OF the things she has
gone through. In the winter Of 1916
/! sh: MAS student at the Cniver!ty
OF kharkov. Ia March OF 1917 came
the news OF the Cars downfall and
the rise OF Ec!cuSky, which promised
much good for the students
But the kcrensky revolution, which
Promised so much. turned out as badly
for Helen Blumcnthal as il did for
Russia. 3y the fall Of 1917. In COM
pany with several hundred siberian
students. she started IA G,0Qu- mile
cen months later IN Siberia under the
protection OF the American and allied
e1Bcdit.onary forces.
By cattle cars. by boat. BY droshy.
slcdSc. horse and l.oot the journey
war made. Repeated searches hy Boil
sh"Sik troops, several months III nithy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
THIS MAN DEAD TWICE.
BUT STILL HE Is ALIVE
Fred E.mich Grows Weary OF Recciy-
Ing Flowers for Ills Own
:. I'EncruI.
my Universal servlce.I

ny Universal Service
CHICAGO. Dec. il.-Frcd Ein!ch is
getting tired Of telling people he's
SIM alive. When report goes gu,
once OF a mans death he can capt
tal!,e OF i like Mark Twain and
max. funny remark such as re
ports Of nay death greatly caasser-
ated "
But when the report goes around a
second time. and you even receive
flowers, IL gets tircsomc. At least
Fred thinks so. He was reported
first as being Killed while in the
did hIv. three bullets in him but
they didn't suffice TO kill him.
Just the other day E:mich was OUT
autoinob!!. riding and had a smash
UP. lie wasn't even hurt. but next
day IL received a big wreath for his
funeral
lie returned the wreath with
thanks. and now asks that his friends
wait for positive confirmation before
they begin sending flowers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

BOSTON. Dec. IA conference be-
tween President Eicc; Harding and
Governor Coolidge. icc-Prcsidcnt-
elect. 10 be held at the SENATOR
home in Marion. Ohio. on December
L. was announced ut the Governors
Office yesterday. The nature of the
conference was not revealed. but it
is said 10 have been requested by
Senator Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Windsor Rocker

A chair very graceful and just as
comfortable as it is graceful. Has
the broad back and curved arms
SO characteristic Of this style.
Finished in mahogany, a beauti-
full present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Day Bed

An ever-popular present is a Day
Bed. This beautiful Queen Anne
period with cane ends will bring
pleasure to any one. Comes in
mahogany and American walnut.
\ dandy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

You should have this tea wagon in
your home this Christmas. Has
two rubber tired artillery wheels
and two swivel wheels. Finished
III mahogany; glass tray is re-
movable. A beautiful gift.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
HER BOY HAD ALWAYS
BEEN WEAK AND PUNY
Now He Eats Everything in
Sight, and Ronps With
Playmates.

My four-year r-oid boy had been weak ana
puny since birth. and had constipation and
indigestion. Nothing did him any good
until we tried Milks Emulsion. Since using
IL he can't get enough 10 eat and has out
grown his childhood trouble lie plays out
with the children now, and he was never
able to do that before. Vim. Heart, 42I
Bundy avenue, New Castle. Ind
Weak aiing children usually start eating
and getting stronger from the very first
bottle of Milks Emulsion. Most children
like to take il. because it really tastes good.
A trial costs nothing.
Afilks Emulsion cleanses the stomach and
bowels of all impurities. restoring healthy
natural bowel action and doing away with
ell need of pills and physics II corrects the
digestive organs and improves the appe-
tite. Thus il helps nature to build up the
throat stomach and bowels AS a builder
of flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion Is
strongly recommended to those whom sick
ness has weakened. and is a powerful aid in
resisting and repairing the effects OF vast
ing diseases. Chrome stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly Extraordinarily
in one day. II produces remarkable results
IN colds. coughs and bronchial asthma
This is the only solid emulsion made. and
SO palatahle that it is eaten with a spoon
like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case you are
urged to try Miiks Emulsion under this
guarantee. TAKE six bottles home with you
use il according to directions and if not
satisfied with the results your money will
be promptly refunded. Price 60c and s 2d
per bottle The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre
Haute, Ind. soid By druggists everywhere,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Kelsey Wheel Co. quarterly sl75 on
preferred payable May 1 to stock of
record April 20
Fairbanks Co, quarterly ? per cent on
preferred, payable May / TO stock OF
record April 20
Central Trust Co, quarterly IL pei
cent, payable May l to stock of record
April 26.
Electric Bond and Share Co, quarterly
= per ent on common and y per cent on
preferred Common is payable April is
to stock of record April Il and preferred
May | to stock of record April 10.
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Co,
regular quarterly of Y per cent on com,
mon, payable May 10 to stock OF record
April IS.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
quarterly of 3 per cent payable April IL
to stock of record April 10.
Sears, Roebuck & Co, regular quarterly
Of 81 per share on common payable May
Is to stoock of record AApril 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
NATIONWIDE PLANS FOR
SHIP BY TRUCK WEEK
Truck Tours Will Start From Big
Cities During Week OF
May II to %.

The week of Nav 1922 will be Ship by
Trlck-Good Roads Week all over this
entire country. Starting from one hum
dred of the large cities and radlating into
the surrounding country to distance OF
from 80 to 100 miles, trains ot motor
trucks. trailers and farm tractors VIII
vizualize to the nhabitatus of the smaller
cities and towns the utility of the truck Tor
intercity hauling, take to the farmer the
truck and the tractor and show him how
they can do his work, and by showing TO
the dealers, the manufactures, and the
shippers and people OF every interests
along the way the value OF the motor
vehicle and stimulate highway transporta-
ton.
This nationwide Ship by Truck-Good
Roads Week is designed 20 interest the
whole country In the vital need of eco
nomic transportation IN order that our
national industries NAV be more eff
Gently developed, and recognizing the
Importance and value of such movement
Governors of many of the States have
already issued proclamations proclaimlng
the week Of the tours as ship by Truck
Good Roads Week Other governors have
signihed their intention To issue such
proclamations and Mayors of many OF
the cities through which the tours will
pass have also issued such proclamatlons
An effort will be made to have Governor
Sproul of Pennsylvania, Gov. Townsend Of
Delaware and Gov Edwards of New Jersey
as well as mayors Of surrounding cities
proclaim the week.
The National Automobile Chamber Of
Commerce, the National Automobile
Dealers Association, the Motor Access
ories Manufacturers, the Automobile As
socintion of America, the National Asso-
citation Of Motor Truck Sales Managers
the Natinal Association of Trailer Manu-
facturers together with the United States
Chamber of Commerce, the United
States Manufacturers Association the
Advertising Clubs of America, the Ma
tional Grange. with three other farmers
federations or unions and the United
States Recruiting Service-all are giving
the movement their active support and
will do their utmost To make Ship by
Truck-Good Roads Week the biggest
thing ever done to educate the people
of the country in the universal need and
the practical utility Of motor transporta-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia, April I7.-Corn, as to
quality and location, 173a1S5, the latter
ior No 2 yellow.
Oats, No. ?, white, 122a123; No. 8
white, l2012al2112.
Butter, lower; western creamery
extra, %; nearby prints fancy, S1aS3
Cheese, New York full milk fancy held,
3012a31 - fair to choice, 25a29; New York
current make, fancy held, 32a33.
Eggs, nearby firsts, 1900; current re-
ceipts, 1890; western extra frsts, 1890;
tirsts. 1875; fancy selected packed, 49a5l
Live poultry, dull; fowls lower; as to
size and quality 40a4S spring chickens,
5sa44; broiling chickens, 65a90; old roost-
srs. 2Sa30; young STACEY roosters. 39a40;
iueks Pezin, 44a43; Muscoyy, 30a32;
Turkeys, 50a45.
Dressed poultry, fowls, fresh killed,
choice TO fancy, 40a46; small sizes, 35a38;
soosters, 30
Potatoes, white per 100pounds, z. .72a8. 90
Flour, soft winter straight western,
slI .50a11.75; nearby, S11 25a11 80; hard
winter straight .S12 .50a13.00; short patent,
sl3.25al3.75: spring first clear. S1050a
1915; patent. s12.75a13.25; short patent,
$l3.5Oal4.00; fancy spring and city mills
patent family brand, S14.25a1465
Hay. timothy. No. 2, s4OOoa41 90;
timothy No 8. S37 .O0a3s. 90; samples,
s32.O0a33 90: grade. SIS s00a3000; clover
mixed hay light mixed, S40O0a41 90;
No /. S3s.00a39.00
Iallow, prime city loose, ID; special
loose, l4s4; prime country. 13c; edible
ID uerces, IL.
Bran, soft winter bran western in 100
pound sacks. 6l.50a62.00: spring bran,
Sol .00a6l so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, April II. Rev. Omar
Jones the new pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church here. has accepted the
position in the Washington College
faculty made vacant because Of the
departure of Rev J. l.. Ward for new
field of labor. Mr.. Ward leaves for
Lvnchburg, his new charge, next Thurs
day.
The members and friends of Still Pond
Methodist Episcopal Church gave their
pastor, Rev. Tilghman Smith, and his
family a fine reception in the Sunday
school room Thursday night.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
greatest shipment Of eggs and poultry In
the history of the Eastern Shore is being
made this week. due largely to freight
congestion and the strike, the price OF
both keeps up to Al cents dozen and 4O
cents pound.
The Young Mems Club of Christ
Methodist Protestant Church was enter.
tanned, last evening, at the home OF Fred
G.. Usilton, Chestertown.
Miss Janey Stevens, of Drexel Hill, Pa,
has sold her property in Galena to
Chester Davis, who will remove oil the
old buildings and replace them with
modern structures.
Rev. Robert Erdman of New York
City, has been visiting his sister, Mrs,
William b. Coleman, In Chestertown,
during the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

Livery EVENINGS classified advertise
ments bring results, Proved by the salts
action OF many and will be tc you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover April I6.~-Ghartcrs we're filed here,
yesterday, az follows:
Mnnmee Finishing Co, Wilmington. Del,
10 color and finish fabrics capital. siD.-
900 900.
Colonial Guaranty and Finance Corpora
ton. Wilmington, Del, 81 900 900.
Combined Producing Oil and Gas Co,
Dover Del. F; 81. 900 900.
New York California OIL Co. New York
City. 81 100000.
Almar Tea Co, Wilmington, Del. s1,-
500 900.
National Straw Board Co. Toledo, Ohio;
5000 900.
Standard Picture Producing Co, Whining
ton, Del; $500, 900.
Health Products Corporation. Whining
ton. Del. $500 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17

Moose Chain Corporation, Newark, ". b.
selling agents. $3.50 DD0
Charles ~. Pond Co. New York City, 70
examine mining enterprises: 800 900
Johns m Motor Co. Wilmington. Del
$500 fjufD
Jiny-Cake Flour Co New York; 1900 600.
Associated First National Pictures of In
diana, Inc. Wilmington, Del; sIs7, 800.
South Coventry Paper Mills, Inc. viii
mington, Del. siDD. 900.
Hendricks Motor Co. Wilmington. Del.
500. 600.
Realty Investment Corporation. VIII
mington. Del. $4,000.
Smith Engraving and supply Co. VIII
mington, Del. $4,000.
Increase In capitai--H. A. Stone ~ Co,
Philadelphia Pa. from 100000 20 5000
600. Marten- siexander Co, Philadelphia
Pa, 500, 600 to 5000, 600; Victor Engineer.
ing Co. Wilmington. Del, $4,000 70
5000 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
STOCKS STRENGTHENED
BY STRIKE COLLAPSE
Motors and Their Specialties Were
Among More Active
Issues.
nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening

Ry Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, April 17.-Easier money
and the reported collapse of the railroad
strike infused degree of strength to
stocks of the outset of todays short ses-
sion, but trading dwindled later, leaders
reacting moderately.
Motors and their specialties, OILS, steeis
and equipments were among the more
active ISSUES. Shippings, rails and utili-
ties. notably gas and local traction stocks
also recorded variable advances. Fore
most among spec 'alties were the food and
chemical shares. Settlement of weekend
contracts contributed to the irregular
close. Sales Appropriated 450 900 shares.
The bond market was reactionary on re-
newcd offerings of Liberty Bonds and
Victory notes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.


CE-Estace OF William a. Holt de.
ceased Notice is hereby given that letters
gestamentary upon the estate of William
n. Holt. late OF APPOINTMENTS hundred.
deceased were duly granted unto Harry
Holt on the fourteenth day or April. A. ID.
1920, and all persons indebted % the sad
deceased are requested 70 make pay ment 20.
the executor without delay and Oh persons
having demands against the doseaScd are
reiuired % exhibit and present che same
duly DrOhdtcd 70 the said executor on or
before the fourteenth daN Or April. a. ID.
1921. or abide by the law in this behalf
HARRY HOLT.
Executor.
Address Herbert Ward. Dr.. Attornex-
a Law. du Pont Building. Whining ton. Del
NOTICE Estate OF Linwood NJ simpler
deceased Notice il hereby gwen that let-
ters testamcntGry upon The estate OF Lin-
wood NJ SimDicr. tate ol Wilmington hum
dred deceased. were duly granted unfo
Eila L. simpler on thc twcn - ninth dav
OF March a. ID 1920. and slll rerSonS in
debtod 70 the said deceased are reols.St.s,s
10 make payment 10 the exesutriN withost
delav and al persons having demands
against the deceased are required 10 exhibit
and present the same duly prOha ted 10 fha
sa{G aNeCutrlx or or before the tW'enty-ninfl,
day Of March. A. -. 1921 OFT abide bv fhe
,aw ia this behalf.
ELLA 4. SIMPLER.
kNccutrfN
Address. l@ls Market street. Whining ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
Poplar A. &. Wants Games.

Manager Smith is getting the Poplar
A. G. team in shape for games, and would
like to hear from any teams from II to II
years of age The lineup is: A. Pardee,
c.; A. Irons, p. III. Dill, ss. A. Smith, Id.
i. Speakman, 25.: ". Maxwell, 3D.; G..
Heshen, IT,; l.. Sines, cf, g. Clarke, IF.
For games, address A. Smith, 1l18 Pop
lar street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-17
LIBERTY BONDS.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, April l7-l.iberty Bonds
Gpaj prices today we're 3l22's, $500; first
a. 90 so: second As, S69S; first 4 "a $,
10 so: second AS, S696; third 411's,
q2OO: fourth, AS, 500; Victory
as : Q6 %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

hjcmler Landets Beboere fnle
Religionsfrihed, derfor ogsaaFrl'
he'd til at holde Religionsskols.
ON en- Menigheds eller kir-
kes Medlemmer da foretrekker
at faa deres Born nnderylst l
de kristne Sandheder we'd Siden
af anden Undervisning, OK de
selv vii betale derfor wed 81
den at, hyad de betaler til den
offentlige Skoles Underhold), OF
BSrnene bestaar deres Eksames
we'd Siden af Bornene j den OF
fentlige Skole, a ber States
like stille Hindringer j VeJes
derfor.
bet normale, tror Vi dog bur
de vere, at Kristne hjelper I'd
at gore den offentlige Skols
saa god som muligt og be-
nytter den og a s6rger for Bsr'
nenes Undervisning j Kristendon
% kristelig Aandsdannelse paa
anden Made. Der er 10 saa
mango smaa Menigheder, som
alligevel like har Rad I'll at
holde Paroehialskoler, hvor der
s6rges for B6rnenes hele Skole-
dannelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
New York's ,,Bowery Mis-

sion. Vi ser at Christian Her
raid, skriver The Luth., at den
beremte Bowery Mission, der
plejede at give Husly, F9de,
Kleder, sympati og Evangeliet
til 1.-The buns and v%agerants'
fra New Yorks Ostside har tabt
nogle af den Type az Menneskers
S9gning. Men Superintendent
DR.. John G.. Hallimond sl1ri-
yer, at der endnu er meget
Drikken og Drukkenslsab. Yidere
siger han, at Brugen af dope
drugs synes at have tiltaget,
og at hans Hus SKATER Plads,
hvor der drages helbredende og
broderlig Omsorg for Mennesker,
der er henfalden til dette fryg-
telige Onde. Han lagger ogsaa
Vagt paa Trangen til ren Mis-
notwithstanding i Bowery-Di-
striktet. DER err ingen' Kirke
paa Bowery. 5000 Mennesker
er stuvet sammen j Logishuse
uden Lighted med HjemIiv eller
Familiehygge." For at skaffe
~aandelige og genf9dende Impul-
ser har Missioner Programmer
og Rubber. Den arrangerer Flo.
redrag og movies" og Klasser.
Der er ct yBroderskab" at
Mend, som har givet deres h9j-
tidelige Lpfte, at de vii leve ct
gudfrygtigt Liy. | ID Aar har
$4,000 Mand UNDERSIGNED dette
Lefte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Den halve Million og Aars-
understpttelse.

Nehemias Bog, Kap. II, Yers
43, laser Vi felgende Ord: ,,Og
de ofrede paa den samme Dag
store Ofre og ware glade; thi
Gud havde gledet dem med en-
stor Glede, og endogsaa Kyin-
derne OF B9rnene gl@dede sig,
saa at Jerusalems Glade blev
hort indtil langt borte."
Forudsetningen for disse Ju-
bilaumsord var Opf9relsen af de
nedrevne Jerusalems Mure. Ar
bejdet var nu fuldf9rt - Mu-
rene, de hellige Mure, var lyk-
kelig opf9rt trods store Anstren-
gelser, Ofre, Kampe, Bonner og
Taarer; men Resultatet var og-
saa stort, og Gleden var over
veldende og allie omfattende
baade M@nd, Kyinder, gamle og
unge, ia, selv B9rnene gl@dede
sig med en- stor Glade. ia, saa-
ledes var Feststemningen i Is
rael efter Diet svare Bygnings.
arbejde og de store Ofre, som
beredvilligt bragte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Til Presteuddannelse Da DIR. 6

Kretchman en- S9ndag fornylig
predikede i st. James-Kirken j
Portland, Ore, meddelte ct Med
lem af Menigheden ham, at han
hayde gjort en- Wis Pengeanbrin-
gelse, der Wide give en- Indtegt
af $3.50 ON Aaret i den Hensigt
at uddanne hans II Aar gamle
SON til Prast. Der f~ortaltes ham.
at Pacific Seminar i Aar be-
hsvede $1,000 til Stptte for fem
Mend, der forbereder sig til
Prastegerningen, og nogle al dem
err gifte. ,,Megel VEL" syarede
han, ,,jeg vii give denne Sum
aarlig, saalenge jeg n i Stand
til det, eller indtil jeg vii be-
hove Pengene til at lade min
egen Son nddanne til P~resteger-
ningen.' Seminariet behover blot
to andre saadanne Yelgerere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
skoletvang i Michigan.

En- Lutheran Campaign Conn
mittee" j Michigan har tilsendt
os f6lgende:
En- Endring til Michigans
Grundlov ON tvungen Skolegang
af. ethvert Barn mellem 5 og l6
Aar introduceredes sidste Efter-
aar. Efter megen Ramp frem
og tilbage, pm denne Hndring
skulde forelegges Valgerne, blew
DIET endelig bestemt, at den skull
de paa Stemmesedlen, saa V@l-
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