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SALES MANAGER

GA LGS 4N1<AANHoLN
We require ssies manager for our
Washington once: the man We want must
be an experienced salesman With the ability
to train inexperienced men; thorough
knowledge of Investment security neces-
sary: prefer a man who has q proven
record as an executive: only hirh-grsde men
with Al references need apply; state age
and qualifications in FIRST letter and a per-
sonal Interview will be granted replies win
be held strictly conndentisl. Write BON
No. 47s-D. Herald. $50
STOCK sALEsMEN TO SELL STOCK IN
local growing proposition which is
ba cked by business men Of Washington. A
good seller with a splendid Lineup: no de-
posit required and no money advanced. daily
settlements on commission basis. BoN No
9Ss-p Hernld Isl
necessary; travel: make secret investira-
tons. reports. Salaries; expenses. AMERI-
CAN FOREIGN DETECTIVE AGENCY. eo6
st. Louis %
PRINTERs-ONE PROOF READER TWO
tariff hand eompositors. one stone man. and
two or three rressmen: strictly union. Ad-
dress SOUTHEASTERN PRESS, INC. Nor
folk. Va. 5i7
LAUNDRY SOLICITOR. SALARY AND
commission. Good opening. NATL PER-
SONNET. BUR-. sos Bond Bldr.. 18th.
n. Y. Ave. AZ
SODA DISPENSER. EXP. LARGE STORE:
good salary. NATL PERSONNEL BUR.
sos Bond Bldg, 18th and n. Y. ave. AL
SALESMAN, OUTSIDE: EXPERIENCED IN
plumbing supplies; straight salary. NATL
PERSONNEL BUR. 3oa Bond Bldg, 18th
and N. Y. ave. 500
TYPIsT; KNOWLEDGE OF sTENo-
rrsphy: large lumber OFFICE: sco-s25 rer
veet. NATL PERSONNEL BUR. soS
Bond Bldg. 18th and n. Y. ave. IT'S
DRUG CLERK. IR.: ONE WITH PRE-
scription experience preferred: good open
ing. NATL PERSONNEL BUR-. sos Rond
Bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave. 1s2
SOLICITORS LOCAL PREss WORK: SAL
ary and commission. NATL PERSON
MEL BUR.. sos Bond Bldg. 18th and n. 7.
ave. IA,
sALEsMAN; LARGE COAL CONCERN:
commission basis, lead. furnished NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU. 3o5 Bond Bldg.
18th and n. 7. ave. IS
CHAUFFEURs: TAM WORK: MUST NAVE
Identification card: good pay. NATL
PERSONNEL BUR. 305 Bond Bldg. 18th
and MY; ave. e74
DENTIST; REGISTERED YOUNG GRAD.
uate preferred: S35-s<o per w>ek NATL
PERSONNEL BUR-. s05 Bond BIde I4th
and n. 7. ave. 1850
sALhsNES AND soLICIToRs: SEVERAL
gooo openings: salary and commissions
basis NATL PERSONNEL BUR. sos
BOND BLDG. 18th N. Y. ave- SO
TOUR MrDDLE-AGED sALEsMEN WITH
sutos, and ] salesmauaeer SCIENTIFIC
VOCATIONAL BUREAU. 7sess Munsey Bids
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Unfurnished.

TIE NORTHUMBERLAND Y. n Ave ara
st. nv.-Fireproof construction; a fer
desirable apartments remain for sale o. the
cooperative plSn. which enahles you 10 pur-
chsse and Immediately occupy your ovs
home; monthly payments less than p-,..nt
rental; two TO seven rooms and bath: das
and night telephone and elevator serries 2
for Inspection apply 20 manager o. prera-'
ises. UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
1910 G 81 NV: Main s<is ga
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL CLAIMS AGAINST SAMUEL. BENDER.
iae< n 1T ne. should be presented 10
p '. cARiEy. eI7 Y Of. NV. within SO
day. go
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
Furnished.

MONROE ST. tnr. istfl: I. rms B.. N, /;
A. NJ I. heat and iirht ipeiudeo IN rent.
Irmed. po-s.: 500. per m. LOUIS P. sHoE-
MAKER. 1907 New Tori Ave. n. W. Naiu
lloe. -
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MAHOGANY ROLL TOP nESE. ssyst
inches $4,000. A TO BUSINESS b.
REAT. l3a0 q st nv
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Female.

WANTED-wOMAN TO DO GENERAL
house work in family Of three adults. APP
ply at Apt. No. L. 3145 Mt Pleasant 81
Phone Columbia 2oTs. SIS
WANIED-UNDERGRA NURSE TO
enroll In ~rr nurses registry; we have
many calls. WASHINGTON BUSINESS
EOKEAU, 40 18th st. 242
7. B. Y. OPERATOR. WITH KN0wI-
=. edge OF typinE: local hotel good opening.
NAT PERSONNEL BUR-. 3o5 Bond Bldg,
Isen ahd y \. ave. 500
EXPERIENCED BUSINESS WOMAN TO
supervise brokerage Office on commission
basis Apply Room TO 18th and n. Y.
ave. 6so
YOUNG LADY; GENERAL WORK IN APT.
motel; salary and meals. NATL PER-
SoNNEL BUREAU. sos Bond Bldg, 18th 4
y. Y. ave. h7,
CLERks l2l wanted; clerical experience.
.oNERNESs for children wanted
HOusEkEEPERS; several positions open.
sALESGlRIS t1o1 wanted; EXP. unnecessary
sOLICITOR printing CO.; salary and com.
sTENOGRAPHERS. exp: excellent salary
sTEN0G.: exp. So so week.
sIkNOGRAPHER. beginner; SIS VIZ
TfPIsT, bright young girl s15 mo-
IfPlST-Position open daily
YOUNG woman; outside work; 800 month
various other positions open daily
WARRINGTON BUSINESS BUR-, 10 18th
4N
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REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIR. OAK WITH
arms-sl7.90. TO 2 BUSINESS Ri
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coLoRED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 211s at, Apt. 20. COS
CLERK. CONFECTIONERY STORE; Ex.
perienesd preferred; so per wk. NATL
PERSONNEL BUREAU, sos Bond Bldg I4th
and ". Y. ave. $40.
SrES0GRAPHER : OFFICE PROMINENT
attorney; good opening. NATL PER
soNNEL BUREAU. Dos Bond Bldg. 18th and
>. y. ave. $40
sTENO0RAPHER-TIR CLASS; PATENT
'a~ experience; good opening. NATL.
18th . N. Z. ave. ~
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BAReIiNs. BARGAINS. NOT RENNANrs
but fun iots; 10 i5. SOC per piece; cat
meals. zoe and 2sc spiece. NAB0Nrls
32< Pa ave. Sc Lincoln $50
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OFFICE CHAIR, OAK No ARvS-ss n.
A TO z BUSINESS BUREAU. 1870 G 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
LOVING CUP FOR REV.
S|GMUND c. Won BOSSE
Following His Farewell Sermon
at Zion German Lutheran
Church Last Night.

Rev. Sicgmund q. Won Bosse
preached his last sermon last night as
pastor uf Zion Lutheran Church, tsa-
fcre leaving this city for his WV
duties In New York. A very imnres-
siye farewell was given him, 1'hs
members of the vonerega tion wto
filed every available seat Ia tn,
church. at the close of the services
t,f esssed the hand Of the young minis-
ter. expressing much affection and
promise of remembrance as he PASSED
out ot the church. lie war presented
with "A handsome silver loving cun b.
Frank A. Gradwohl. president of ths
church council. on behalf of the con-
gregation. Just before the benedieu0n.
a give you this cup in the hope that
you will never have 10 drink the bitter
dregs Of life. but that Il will hold FOR
YOU only the sweet portion, said Mr.
Gradwohl, in presrnta tion.
a take this as the outward express
sion Of those things OF the spirit We
tA nnot see. -" the pastor replied.
MIR Won Eosse VIII b. superintend-
ent ~ the wortburg Lutheran Home,
at Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
oIAymorr~ nla ,sL.nnArloS.
Plan Picnic Al v srtk Field with
Baseball Game. hand Concert And
tom mssity singing.

Committees In rhatne Of the Fourth
Of July celebration tU bs held at
tsiaymont met at thr home Of Mrs. 4.
q. Alexander on Manor avHnte iart
Friday evening 10 consider details fur
the affair The picnic will he held at
the Worth athlatiu field, adjoining the
village of wbrthlaiid. ana II, the
morning baAeball game will D. PLAY
cd between picked tuAins. fhs feai
celebration viii begin Al san u'cimit
in The Afternoon and viii continue uh.
III o'cluek. A baud of 20 ei.ses haa
teen engaged ,fof tn flas ah1 there
viii be community singing tHa other
musical features.
Among organisations taking part
are The clagmnnt Community League
boy scouts. Girl IiesefYe aatd all local
societies and clubs,
Ameeieanzatiop work is to ns
demonstrated aii0 "a flutie s5ngf hy
young girls in costumes appropriate
tn the period af history in which tn
particular airs became popular will
be another striking feature Of tn
days program.
Thomas Y. Moore ls chairman IL
the general committee. Mrs. + G.
Alexander, SECRETARY. Dillw3 n rar4
rish heads the publicity committee.
!. +. Parsons. athletics, and Isaac
Evans. grounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27

rsor Rant--Nerv desirable anafa.
wont 1890 Delaware avenue: heauti-
fui surroundings. Every convenience
ls,sr,e ASsa.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
MORTGAGE BURNING
AT MT. SALEM CHURCH
Spesial Services Feature Close
OF Five-Year Campaign to
Fay Off indebtedness.

Win practically all pledges paid
and many new subscriptions In hand,
members ~ Att. Salem ~. T.. church
Mst night had special celebration
in.hanor ~ the burning of the mort
aaxa a.yalns, the property. u brought
ta a climax week cf special serN-
Ices held in cummemoration OF the
campaign which has been in progress
FOR the past Ave years and was the
occasion for rejoicing on The part OF
the pastor. Rev. Leonard White, and
an the members.
pev. Robert Watt. District super
iotepaent. preached an appropriate
sermon during the course of which
n declared that what people need
today is the comprehension OF tue
necessity ~ guidance. lie sale they
must realise that while individually
the are inter dependent upon one
snefher. collectively they receive the
truth from only one source. " is
this thine They So pot clearly see ana
Az ,imes snow Sross inconsistency.
Rrv. Leonard White. the pastor. re-
,lsVed tho erorts pf the cougresa-
s,on during the past ave years I" Sc
cure tho SEA. eco needed 10 pay OF
the mortgage aud he congratulated
~ mes,hers ~ his church On their
loValty and devotion and thanked
them for the efforts they have put
forth As soon "a he had eoinpleted
hls remarks a match was applied IL
In. paper and in a few minutes the
mortgage was a pile of ashes.
The cost ot charging the edlhee
vs. $50 0o0 and the mortgage
amounted 70 $4,000. A collection wes
taksn AZ the morning service with
view 10 reieeming $500 note for
she conference endowment fund'
Mr.. than ssao was contributed. the
membership respondins with an en-
thusIasm beyond all expectations
Additional contributions were re-
ceiv..i last night. As = result q yes
,c,1aN's contributions the money. eN-
cent 500. has been secured. Rish"h
Frsncis X. Mcdowell delivered IN
r,,rotrv Sermon spcaking 81
atrriendsNlp with Cod The imam
sia, statement was read by Charles
a i2eek chairman W the financc COM
,,,,,t.o. Morning and evening serv-
10. were featured by speCial musical
prograus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
PRINTERS Turn FISHERMEN.
Merry Party Give Fish Scare AT
R~werx Rcach.

A number of p~iutera comprised =
jolly firhiug party at Bowers Peach
Yesterday. The "Trip was made on the
Yacht AururA commanded by Captain
iieftert Erawn of a0h West street Al
'hous tn. water was ehoppg due 90
high winds, ihe rarity was successfni
In landing n number Of the fnny tribe.
Due to the heavy sen running Messrs.
Gibson. burke. Sanderson and Whaleu
could not command their rea legs aud
were on the hospital list IA laraA part
of the trip. Those In the party we're.
Ray Landis, Stayton Jones, Alvin
Mills. Frank Munros, taeorss Sihaan,
Richard III. Burke, CharleB Whalen,
George Sander.oa, captain Nterhsrt
Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27

In being urged for Washington under
Vermont avenue In 'front.' u the Wsf
Risk building. long rows of cars stand
NIL day long in tho middle of Vermont
avenue and along tho edges oi adjoining
streets. A group Of clubs, offioe build
inas, n theatre, stores, md two kovern-
ment buildings arr collected here within
a radius Of Two blocks.
1hr underground garage involves n
costly piece Of engineering, and I can
serve only n limited section of the city
Like thc vrhleular tunnel, howevefl
IL promises 20 be n practical sxp<dieni
The fiyr story street which WAS Ions
ago predicted IL still vision, but thu
three story street Il nos very nearly
necessity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
Meteors Wednesday Night.

A premature Fourth Of July cele-
bration il tenta lively promised by the
astronomers FOR midnight 81 Wed
nes esday. a ueteoric shower is ex-
rected then because OF the earth
crossing the path travelled by PCns-
Winnecke. a very exclusive and r.
tfing comet This comet. which as
tio1omers have been able to see since
ATril l2. is about $4,000 600 miles swrs /,
n, n tho earth and travelling on int
space at a considerable speed. The
nearest il came earlier this month was
IA 900 GOO miles quite iaupt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
DEATHS.

ryRErFR-In this city on Juna -. 1897
Mervs-i W 4 son OF Harry ". and Eta
NJ Ferrier Asrcd IL years
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tena the funeral services At the residence OF
hts urrle Iohn A Fcrrier, a. OAK Grove
or r,le,a3Ay afternoon. June 2S. At : clock
fr,sy tirne1. lntcrnent at Silverhrook
cemetery.
FRkzEk--At CedNrs on June "a. 1921
Rf~harn 8 Frazer. aged = years.
Relatives And friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services 81 his late resi-
oence. The Cedars. on Tuesday afternoon
Al 4 O'Clock standard time. Interment at
0slasro~ Del.
HpwrR--In this city on June "a, 1921
Anna r.. wife OF late William II. Hover
ar~d ss years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
s~n.a the funeral services at the Residence
az pavid Msrdcii, 1907 Lincoln street, on
Nonday evening june % 1921. az =
cInrk, local time. interment at CreS-
.rna pa on Tuesday. June 2s. No
further notice will nc given.
EFHoF-In this city on June 20. 1921
Thomas p. kehoe.
keAtivpS and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his
sister Mrs. Lawrence A. Burns, 307
Tatuan sfrSsct on "Wednesday morning
juee 2a al . CLOCK. Requiem mass al
the Cathedral. fnterment at Cathedral
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
PARENTAL. RESTRAINT.
Urged for Children Who Are Inclined
10 be Careless,

Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard. in a SER
mon at ST Pants NJ. r. Church l,.at
night said he had 70 use for 'wishy-
washy" parents who did no; insiat that
their children go 60 Sunday school
anS church and who let them run
loose without proper restraint.
Or. Hubbard announced that next
Sunday evening he viii havts ~o,he
remarks - make about the runored
Fourth Of July prohibition parade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
SrArE SCHOOL poARn.
pr. rnomaS X. Hruwn OF Nf"mihs
prahahle Head ei New Rndy.

An organization neetlns VII
IL i. ~ STATE Board ~ Education.
..,.rt.,,r pr THOMAS x Rruwn ~
x,,,..',,,,,s N,noa r. culver ~ Laurel.
eugene ~. Shallcross 81 Miau'e'oN !"
- t,nx,-a S0udar ~ this city, ir
the supreme Court fv"rn ~ me S'a'e
1x.,,sa - Dover on Friday,
, +, ...,s,.-,ra pr prpwr. Who is =
....,,l,,,,,ss ard chemist. with oC-
aeea IN the Equitable Building, viii 5e
tle,tei president q 'he 80 o
was appointed temporary president
80 NJ culver Temporary secretary
- meeting last Friday in Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
Ner rafk Trailer I.nnn IIsea.

The new loup at shellpot PARK for
loading and unloading ears has been
put into service. Yesterday the loap
vas nseH al day. The park manage
mont announces that plans are being
made for tng hunts At the park. Afthf
the first date Is iisea IL IL probable
that one hunt siii he given each week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
Horse Frightened Ia psath.

Frightened at passing auttrn0-
bile on French street between. Nintl,
ard Tenth streets, Saturday. hors.
owned and driven by James nr,.dle1
of Tsnevtiile. began TO plunge as fl
va . being driven along the street aad
sa6dcnly dropped lead No person
Svss injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
Wilmington Moose in Toledo.

a. 3elega tics OF 50 mcn.btrs of VIII
mington I.ndre Of Moose. Uasdcr IN"
leadership OF Maurice r.. Wash. die
tator. left on a special car ycs,a sviaS
for Toledo. Ohio. To attend the n-
tional convention Of the ory'a- II srs-
ci1n there tbs Nvcok They ,fil re-
turn in about, 10 DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27

ADD itionsl death notices received
e~o late for this column viii be found
on Financial Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
Dr. Wse1m.a at 81 Mars.

At Ht. Mary's charch yestsrday
morning The hisk mass vas celebrated
by Hev. Dt. Clarence -. ~ s,df%su, ~
the ifnivrsity Of Caiiforuin. Dr.
Wontmsn also feearbed the s~rnw1
Dr. Woodinans rtster Ia Nre. Vincent
Walker ~ is0a pe.nsyivs mis- avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-27
Special Rehobofh Train.

T-,e .r~cial SATURDAY afternoon
Te.nols,th train wall become effective
next SATURDAY and continue .untii
Serserrl,er z. Tho new schedule oI
the train VIII 10 as follows Leave
Broad street sta ation. Philadelphia. l.25
= nj. arriving at Rehoboth a. SIS
d m.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24

Hon.. jeff B. Snyder, Of Madison
parish, gave to the press, last week,
his opinion on the new Constitution,
Of which he WAS . member, and
praises it ~ being one of best ever
hamedlkor the guidance Of the peo-
pie Of Louisiana, and superior by long
odds to any Of the constitutions adopt
ed since the civil war. II the gentle
mani thought this he ought to have
had the strength Of his convictions and
voted to allow it to 60 before the peo-
pie for their ratification or rejection,
instead Of opposing it, which he did
with all the strength in him. He was
afraid TO- trust the electorate, who
would have studied its strong and
weak points and voted accordingly. It
hasn't been 50 many moons since Mr..
Snyder saw no earthly use for . new
constitution, and thought the old one
was good enough.-LsIke Providence
Banner-Democrat.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
"A NATION SAVED
BY AMERICA SAYS
CLEVELAND \. DODGE
New York Business Man De-
scribes Vast Armenian Work
Of Near East Relief.

Cleveland a. Dodge New Ysrk bank.
Or, and business man, director Of ths
National City Bank. and Treasures ~
The Russell Sage Foundation and Of
the Near East Relief. declares that
a nation has been saved By American
philanthropy. and the generosity Of the
American people through the Near
East Relief. IN its work for Tie A..
meniana
The lowest ofacial estimate indi-
cafes that one million persons ars Nv.
ing today who would not b alive had
It not been for this relief" Mr.. Dodge
continued, II have IN autograph letter
from DR.. II. Ohandjanian. president It
the Armenian Republic. IN which -
writes: America literally saved -
from starvation
Wholly aside from adults who have
been saved from starvation. " to-day
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
wARNINci

The Fourth Of July is intended al
a day Of celebration of a moss
memorable occasion to the American
people, and not as one to bring sor-
row, suffering, or death into any
home. With this in mind, / wish to
most earnestly urge every father,
mother, or guardian to keep out Of
the hands Of children, fireworks OF
explosives Of all descriptions.
Failure to heed this solemn warning
is most certain to bring disaster upon
those whom we love, and in whose
futures we are all bound. Beware
Of the SAFE" |? Z Sparkler. Its
only safety is in the label, not the
product. It is one Of the most danger
Gus of pyrotechnics for the very
reason that few realize the danger,
and with caution and suspicion thrown
into the winds, the fire demon finds
ready victims.
Do not run the chance Of having
your child becoming q human torchl
See that ne or she enjoys the full
spirit and joy Of the occasion in .
wholesome, instructive and pleasant
manner, that the day may be one in
which all will find happiness and
pleasure.
BEWARE Of fireworks, sparklers
and explosives. Help keep fire and
death out Of your community.
COWARD J.. LECOQ,
State Fire Marshal.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24

have In orphanages and elsewhere I'M
der our care 10000 homeless, father.
less or motherless children who are
absolutely dependent upon m ThIs b
exclusive Of 63 hospitals with o,s0a
beds. 128 clinics. rescue homss for
girls and unnumbered Thousands Of
refugees who are beng helped through
our industrial relief and In ether waya
~The Near East Relief has during
the .'ast four Or i've years eommisDion-
ed and sent to the Near East more
than 1000 American relief work(rnL Of
whom 500 are still In the Geld, al Of
them working at great financial sacri-
nce-the standard Of salary being go
per month and maintenance-and
many Of them facing great personal
danger and hardship In the perform.
ance Of their Ilfe-saving service. A
score Of them have died from typhus
Or other diseases more Or len related
to their faithfulness n the perform
ance Of relief service.
"Nor u that al. We have raicoA
and disbursed during war timss ana
In . war-t0rn area, n large measure
under enemy control, more than al
100000 in cash, and. Including Gour.
Red Cross and other supplies admin.
lstered By our agentA q total of cash
and supplies In excess Of 3oO.OO0O0o.
The Official reports show that o. June
30 1920. We had In orphanagss $4,000
children. and that we are parfially
supporting outside Of the orphanaeeo
5000 children. making q total Of TO-
600 boys and girls now under The care
Of the Near East Relief
Mr. Dodge considers Tie werk a. tn
Near East Relief one IT the mose
stupendous undertakings II aislntor.
ested philanthropy the world has -svee
seen.
III countries whose populatieu n.
tails more than 30,O00,O 900 souls. Amor1-
can idealism exemplilsd by the vork
Of the Near East Relief eoustftuteo
today Z torch Of enlightenment and i. :
innusncs Tor peace througheut H.
whole Near Hast." be -maIntaiua sOuf
American ideal Of liberty, Industry and
helpfulness has broukht ~ @ Z peoule
happiness. prosperity and fulnllmonk
Out Of the f1lIness u this hor1tneo
Ne are furnishing . fAithful anA ..
daunted Christi. n people ths brotheriy
aid which will enable them - rsaeS
the same fuinIlmeut that Gel has
given M
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
A series o. revival aersiess I

A series Of revival services to
Continue for one week (July 81
August y win be conducted at the
Union Church at st. Joseph by Rev.
w. A. Zeigler, a popular evangelist,
whose work in the. mission field ID
so well known. Rev. Zeigler il at this
time devoting Ais labors entirely to
the field covered by the Red River
Presbytery. He is a consecrated work
er and should be given every en-
couragement when he visits our town.
Further notice Of these services will
be made later.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24

Mr.. Louis Blaekman il having q
large brick store building erected on
the vacant lot between the bank
building and the Newell buiIding. It
is understood that TIE store building
proper win be only ons story in
height, 20 ~ not to interfere With the
light in the second sorry Of sach Of
the two adjoining buiIdinss, also Mr..
Blackman's property, but tie rear Of
the new building win b Two Stories
high, the lower part 10 be ussd q
warehouse and store-soom. while Tie
upstairs win be made into offices or
bed rooms or probably into . large
hall for use Of frstsrnal orders. When
completed the new building win Be
very handsome structure and quite
an ornament to the town. Mr.. Black
man il to be congratulated on his en-
terprise and puble-spiritsdnea.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
FOURTH ANNUAL RALLY.

Leesville, La.@The fourth annual
club rally was recently held in Yer
non parish and was attended by
fifty-three per. cent Of the boys and
girls enrolled for club work. About
twenty-five adults were present.
Statistics Of Vernon parish show .
yearly increase in attendance at the
rallies. The first year there were
rs members present, second year so,
third year Is, and the fourth year
105.. This rally was one Of the big
events Of the year, says Miss Pearl
Levre, home agent. Some Of the
members came from q distance Of
rs miles in wagons, trucks, automo-
biles and some on the train.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
AGENT CANS BEEF.

Mansfield, La.-Canning 100 No.
2 cans Of beef in one day was &C.
complished by Mrs. Lillian Stille,
s,ome demonstration agent in De
Soto parish. The agent gave the dem
onstration in q private home and
those in attendance learned how to
can steak, roast, veal loaf, nash,
liver and soup stock. The beef
canned was q ten months old Jersey
and made perfectly 6elicous meat,
said Mrs. Stille. Since this demon
stration she has had many calls for
similar ones.