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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-07
Skilled Negro Labor Retained
in Industry.

washington, ID. o., May D.
While 1898 per cent of unskilIed
Negro labor in the country Joined the
army unemployed during the last three
months of industrial depression, only
2.63 per cent of the skilled labor was
thus affected. This is a most inter-
esting deduction from an emergency
survey of selected Industries made by
the Department of Labor.
This fact" summarizes the report.
"is strong evidence of the growing in
cluson and retention of Colored work
ers and should act as an encouraging
sign to Colored labor that gained a
foothold in the skilled group
Disposition to apply themselves to
early road construction and repairing
and to return to agricultural pur-
suits has had an effect to reduce in
some measure the number of Colored
unemployed. Reports from Richmond
Va, say that a revival of the build
ing industry of that place has reduced
the number of involuntary unemploy-
ed people among Colored workers to
practically zero.
Calumet district, of which Chicago is
the center. leads in the number of
Colored unemployed, with an approx
nation of $4,000. In Michigan the un-
employment of Colored Is given as
having been decreased by $3.50. In the
Pittsburgh district estimates indicate
that the average unemployed Colored
labor Is $500 On March 81, 1921. in
that district, there were 1000 of these
workers absolutely unemployed"
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MANY SCHOOLS REPREESENTED LASTC MEET IN PRAIRIE WEN
More Than One Hundred Delegates Attend and Many
Leading Schools Were Represented in Mammoth Track
Meet and OratOriaI Contest Held in Prairie View Track
Prizes Captured by San AntOniO OratOry by Sherman

contests. DR.. e. d. Shurter, chairman
Of the executive committee of the In
ter-scholastic League, who, with Prof.
", ). Kirk, in charge OF the Colored
division. took occasion to refer to the
fine spirit which characterized the
meeting, expresses the hope that this
exhibition Of good will would obtain
IN all the Meets. Prof Kirk awarded
In the form of ribbon badges. He in
formed these. persons that the next
prizes would be more substantial, pos
sibly. loving cups Prof. L. w. Rog-
ers., State Supervisor OF Negro Schools,
spoke on the progress which had been
made In the way OF recognition by
State Department of Education Of
wbidS wfGTS HIgh nghr SCHOOLS sch In the state.
OF the Department OF Education had
been classified and standardized. The
representation at this meeting from
of the, persons in charge Of the Meet
desired or expected; and DR.. Shurter
requested an1 urged that efforts be
nut forth to. create greater interest in
the rural schools so that next wear a
larger representation from these
schools would be in attendance at the
State Meet.
a special feature in connection with
ms meet was a program for Manual
I EIainlng teachers In the public Color
Prof. Terrell and conducted by Mr.. N,
S. Hunsdan, Director of Industrial Ed
ucation, who delivered an address
on the Smith Hughes Law and It's ef-
fects and industries. The address was
educational and helpful Prof. Fields,
Of College Station, also took part in
this program and gave the teachers
very strong lcture on the shop man
agement and records. There was a
number of Manual Training Teachers
in attendance; and little doubt is held
that this program put over will have
very good effect on these teachers in
their respective schools.
Prof. Terrell was successful in get
ting several of the men from the S.
T. shop, who are master mechanics.
to be present and address the meet
ing of Manual Training teachers. The
information which these men gave
carried weight for the reason that
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-07

they have made success in their
lives Most are receiving living wages
for their labor, none get less than
1892 a month.
Welcome, on part of the school was
delivered by H. j. Mason, substitu-
ting for the Principal, ]. @. Osborne,
who was called away to the College
on urgent business for the school
The address drew attention to some
of the needs of the rural schools and
emphasize the Importance of improv-
ing educational conditions among Ne
groes in the rural communities, II the
race Is to maintain its standing in the
progress of civilization.
An interesting event incident to the
Meet was a base ball game between
Hampstead and Navasota. playing off
tie which came up from district
meet, Hampstead taking the game by
score of . to s.
Some, of the more prominent visi-
tors tors who brought representatives to
tin, Texas, former principal Of the
Prairie View.
Prof. Charlton. Principal. Beaumont
High School; Prof Kirkpatrick. Prin-
clpal Frederick Douglas High School,
sphe{r%1anii pn{Tr1a1i Texas; ESHo; Pref A J. Kirk,
o; l.. Price Taylor; Prof. A. K. Wat
lins. Sour Lake, r. T. Tatum, Beau
mont j. NJ. Stevenson. Hampstead;
p Jones. Principal Navasota; Miss
Annie Belle Isaacs Estele, Brenham;
Miss Irene O. York, Chapel Hill;
Mrs. f. Pierson, Brookshire; T. L. Hol-
ley and /. K. Edmonds. San Antonio;
Mrs. F, A Robinson, Beaumont. This
list does not include those who came
for the Manual Training program.
Following are the names of persons
who took honors in one or the other
contests at this Meet: d. Mitchell. r.
Lester, c. W. Griggs, Clara Cole, o.
James, T.. Williams. Israel Wicks, San
Antonio; Willie Clark, w. C. Jones,
Navasota; l., Folse. Annie v. Moore,
Bastin, Octavia Miller, C. C. Campbell,
Beaumont; VIM. Frank, VIM. Jackson
Willie Pollard, Sour Lake; w. F. Nc
Kinney, James Alexander, Sherman;
Aleene Archie, John Gingles. Hemp
stead Nathaniel Hill, Leon Lewis
Olive burden, Austin.
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MISSOURI JUDGE
ORDERS PROBE OF
NEGRO LYNCHING

Bowling Green, Mo-, May 5.-Circuit
Judge u. B. Voolfolk today ordered
an investigation of the lynching of
Roy Hammond, 10, Negro, who was
hanged to a tree near this city with
in four hours after the Judge had
penitentiary for an attempted assault
Of o f-year- girl.
Hanmond was seized at the rail-
road station, where he was In custody
Of Sheriff Charles p. Moore and six
deputies awaiting a train for Jeffer-
son City to start his sentence.
The sheriff stated he doubted II he
could identify any of the party that
forced entrance into the partly dar-
kened depot office where the offices
had the Negro. and took the prisoner
after overpowering Moore and his
aides.
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BOleY Will Have
National Bank Soon.

Boley, OKLA, May 5.-Through the
efforts Of Attorney Elisha Scott, Coun.
sci for the Kansas Defense Society. the
Colored incorporators of BoIey, OKLA
homa have received charter
from the U. S. Treasury department to
incorporate and establish a bank and
do business in the town of BoIey,
Several months ago this matter was
placed in the hands of the Kansas De-
fense Society who directed its coun-
sci to proceed to tear down the bar
riers of opposition which confronted
the organization of such an institu-
tion at that particular time and place.
Attorney Scott at once went to Boley
and counselled with DR.. Nelson and
the lncorporators and then proceeded
to Washington where he placed the
matter before the Federal authorities.
The charter was received this week.
This National bank will be the first
bank of its kind in the country con-
trolled by Colored as well as being
located in a town owned and controll-
ed exclusively by Colored people.
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TO sIEARE CAMP OF STATE MILL
TIAMEN.

ST ngfeld, ILL.,, May 5.-The Eighth
infantry. Illinois National Guard. has
Springfield, to share Camp Lincoln
with II during this years encampment.
Deputy Commissioner Rufus Nelson,
in charge of the two Negro troops,
20 and 21, has accepted the offer.
The proposition also has been approv-
ed by officers OF Abraham Lincilon
council
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

Sc cOnsidera como extremadamente
signifcativo Y como marcando la mi
ciaci6n de una nueva actitud en- la
que los prejuicios sentimientales que
tanto han regido hasta ahora las me-
gociaciones entire los dos paises, de-
jaia paso a Ia frfa consideration de
los negocios pendientes. =
7s"A inenos de que nuevas difculta-
des Sc presenter ahora, Francia ! Ale
mania 1Iegaran a una eentente" eco
monica deiftro de seis meses", ha afr
mado un agregado del ministerio de
relaciones exteriores esta noche. On
tereses economicos mutuos de las dos
naciones estan siendo ahora mas aten-
didos que el sentimientos de hostili-
dad restante de la guerra. Francia
Sc hallag mas ihteresada que ningun
otro pals del mando en- Ia .resurrec-
cioon de Alemania."
-
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Los ULTIHOS HOHENTOS De Ia LEGISLATURE

rrie:ites de aqua en- las poblaciones
de Aguadilla y FajardO.
Asignando tres mil, seis -cicnfos do
lares para indemnizarle nj NotariO Sc
Nor Juan Zac,tria Rodriguez, dafios
que lie predujo el Gobierno Insular.
Para construir en- San German una
casa-escuela one tendrd por nombre
Jose de Diego.
Reglamentando las companfas de
seguros.
Asignando fondos para ampliar una
casa escuela en- Nueva Lofza Y pa
IA construir un ediflcio para escuela
en- la Aldea de LOLA.
Asignando fondos para, c0nstruir
una casa escuela en- Patillas.
.As:gIaado fondos para construir un
puente sobre el, Rio valenciano, en-
un sitio proximo a Sar Lorenzo.
Enmendando II Ley de Hogares
Seguros. Is
Enmendandc Ia Ley sobre la Junta
de ExaIninadorcs Dentistas.
Disponiendo la conservation y Vi
gilaneia de las carreteras.
Asignando fondos para construir
un puente sobre el Rio dc Guayanilla.
Disponiendo 10 que ha de hacerse
con una parcela de terrenos que posee
el Gobierno 1nsular al Sur de la Ca
rretera de Santurce. 81.
Reorganizando la Legodel Negocia-
do del Trabajo. =
Epmendando la Ley sobre la Conf
sion de Indemnizaciones obreros
Asignando f0ndos para cubrir de-
ficieneias EN- la Organization de la
Guardia Nacional
Asignando fondos para construir
una carretera que condvzca de Yeuco
a Adjuntas.
4 =
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Los hechos vandaEcos
Un inIento bolcheviqui

AnOche. como a las II y 20. unos
malhechOres Rrrojaron sobre uno de
los wagones del ferrocarril, en- Tras
Taneres, Santurce, una bOmba que al
explctar hiri6 al maquinista Estchan
Lopez, que dormia en- dicho wagon Y
habia dejado entreab;erta Ia paerta.
La explosion produjo alarma On el
vecindariO y el pOlicia Manuel Rive
IA Mejias, hizo varios disparos sobre
un grupo de individuos que Sc diri-
gian 4 su encuentro, armados de re-
v6lvers y no haberles contestado el
alto que les di6.
Los al parecer sospechosos, result
taron ser policias vestidos de paisano
que no oyeron el alto, resultando he
ridos Otilio Conception en- un costado
Y Angel Ortiz en- la cabeza. Estos
guardias fueron trasladados al Hos
pital Municipal, donde hoy estan me-
jor.
Otro policia llamado Ezequiel Ri
vera persigui6 al resto del grupo,
arrestando a Francisco Malave, Fran
cisco Ramos Y Juan Y Telesforo Ri
vera, los que ingresaron en- la carcel,
acusados de haber tornado parte en-
la preparation y colocacion de la
bomba.
FL captain Schettini con fuerzas a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

Aver hubo trabaio p.,rticularmente
para el Senado, pues la Galaara tenfa
todos sus bills Ell confeleneia y espe-.
raba Ia Alta Camara.
IEubo debate Inuy lovido ell la tar
deel Salon del Senado l,eho de Re
presentantes-Con motivo de opener
sse el Senador sociaIista. Igiesias,
una transferencia para gastos de Ia
Guardia Nacional Ell DIR. Barbosa,
tenfa ell mismo eriterio, pero hizo
constar que simpatizaba con Ia ms
tituci6n, aunqne no de acuerdo con
el gasto forma
Ell Senador Iglesias atac0 duraElen-
te los gastos de Ii Guardia Nacionai,
diciendo que era un verdadero abuse
10 que acontecfa con esa institiEi0n,
gus solo gastos ocasionaba al Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, empleando buen di-
nero en- "botellas que era inconl-
prensible que hubiera representa- ntes
de La opinion pdhlica cue suscrihieran
esos gastos. Tuvo frases duras, ata-
cando el gasto Y Ia instruction
I1ubo un incidente con el scnador
Hernandez Lopez, que replfc0 recia-
mente al Senado, Igles;as mantenien-
do que la institution era neeesaria y
conveniente a Puerto Rico, y que 81
no Sc aprobaba Ia transfercncia des-
aparecerfa Ia Guardia Nacienal, y ha-
brfa que deyoIyer sus fslsiIes.
Iglesias.- Que los deVielFan, ven
gan arados en- vez de fusiles. ).
Hernandez Lopez PorqGe su Sc
iiorla es desafecto a la Gnaglia Ma
eional ' quiere que desaparezca. ,.
Aprobada por nayorfa la transfe-
reneia. En- contra, Ell DIR. Barbosa, de
Ia niinorfa republican, y el senador
Iglesias, de la minorfa socialista.
La Ley Municipal enmiendas res
pecto de la Sanidad EN- conferencia,
y continuaba en- la tafde , anoehe sin
resolver
Durante la noche Sc continue dis
cutiehdo La ennlienda de la Ley Mu-
nicipal Sanidad, y al fin Sc aprob0
ia de Income Tax. por unanimidad,
quedando pendiente, para hcys "a de
sailidad.
En- las sesi0nes de ser Sc aproba-
ron los sigiientes Proyectos:
Asignand0 fondos para construir
ma casa escuela en- Sabana Grande
Asignando s15 COO para reparar Ell
e|Ii1eio donds esta el Manicomio
Insplsr
Asienando fondos para desFiaz CO..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
Banco Territorialy AgIicola De Puerto Rico
CoNYoCATO3LA.

Por acuerdo del coneo de- administration Raneo,
conyoc los seor accionas Junta General ornari
que cebrara Social cae de
dos tarde del nIo pr6ximo obeto
suaprobac0n IA emora
cco social de 1920 d 1927. s7
Hasa e, dfa ate de Ia fecha
obtene papea de asistenca la secreta
DC este Bane nied0 d e
Artfculo II de los Esatutos.
Los tenedoTe de acciol AL PORTAD0R hacer de
deTecho de Juna enen que deposarIas en- Ia Gaia
del Banco con cinso dfas Dc hticipac6n.
Vo. Bo.
Ell Pfesidente rs
$ RAFAEL FABIAN FL eecretario P. s.,
~ MANUEL AGUIAR.
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De ss consli,ncIam y 0,gaai.aeid..

la Union Ibero Americana Sc
compondra de un Centfo general esta-
blecido en- Madrid, Y los correspon-
dientes que estam constitutions sc
cOnstituyan para cOOperar los fines
de la Association en- los demas pueblos
que cOmprenden los Estad0s Que Sc
reiiere el artfcnlo anterior. puiiiendo
constituiise tam0ien C0misiOnes dele
gadas dc dichos Centres en- las pobla-
clones mas imp0rtantes de los res
pectivOs EstadOs.
i fin de que Sc arnfonicen los Gen.
tros entire ST despues de aprobar sus
miembros los respectivOs Reglamen-
tos, los remitiran a la Junta directi-
va de Madrid. para que Ia misma puc-
da hacar obs"rvaciones que conduz-
can dichO propositO. ~ u
Sera obligaci6n de todos los Cen
trOs: t-F
Estndiar cEantos asuntos Sc rela-
cionen con los fines de la Asociacion,
especialmente aquellos que Sc reiieran
tratados de comercio, propiedad in
telcctual industrial, arbitrajes, le-
gislaci6n civil Y penal demas ana
lo.os. s
Redactar los oporsunos proyectos,
presentarlus y sestionar cerca de los
Gobiernos respectisos su exito. @
Procurar Ia habilitaci6n recfproca
dc los tftulos alcanzados en- los esta-
blecimientos oficiales de enseilanza,
para cl libre ejereisio de las profesio-
nes en- los pafses de Ia Union, propo-
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socIos

Seran socios de honor aquellos a
quienes Ia AsOciaci5n acuerde desig-
mar con tan honrosO tftulO.
Fundadores, los que figuren como
tales en- las listas de la Association.
De iiImero 10 que satisfagan ,sus
Quotas y cumplan los debercs que los
Estatutos v Reglamentos exijan.
cooperadores, todOs los que en- la
actualidad 10 sean con este nombre O
el de auxiliares, v los que la socie-
dad acucrde designar como tales, por
coadyuvar en- alguna forma los fl
mes de Ia As6ciaci6n aun cuando no
contlibuyan con las Quotas. estable-
cidas.
Todos los sOcios que no siendo de
ndmero deseen tener esta cualidad,
obtendran el nombramiento con solo
pagar las mensualidades, estando dis
pensados de la entrada.
+ Seran socios corespondientes, los
que designe la Junta directiva con
este nombfe, flera lie Madrid, los
euales podrin formar las delegacio-
mes en- los pueblos donde no eSistan
Centros de La Uni6A ibe,0 americana.
Anualmcnte, antes De la primera
Junta general del mes de enero Sc
formara una lista general de todos
fos socios. por ortl", aifab6tico de
apellidos, cn cada ti{c.
uNfoN'JBERo AMERIcAN4
(Espafia. Madrid) Gale Recoletds. TO-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
UNION IBERO-AHERICAIA
sOCIEDAD FuNDADA en- 1885
Declarada de Fomen,c y UiEdad Piblca por eI
Gobierno de S. NJ. en- IS de JUNO de 1890
NoTAs ToMADAs De sUs EsTATUTOs

sllrnas las a.~aiae a. .alrar lss .a,s-
lkculus cue has - al.snsn = lal lla.
l'snrnar las infssmre qae ssar los
csAarsrus TIudicrrn rsanmar. , 81.
var q ~ mlsmas. sicmlpre anr - crca
apartnna rxpsslrlsnes > Nsnsrias
accra a. ~nalqul-r lsnnss ane lasela
afecinr a los inlrress~ Ecncrales.
Pwnnr facillaaars an a seryicie
De irlfxEafss , corrcos > n sesbra.
rI6n a. iraiados possales. para In ra-
niaa sirculncisn De perssdices = iibros.
ceichrnr confercncias, lecinras y
vrladas sobre tcmas que inlerescn a
Ia Asociari5n. ca thaos y cada ane de
los pafses que .compreEsla.
Organixar Congresses en- los misnos
pafscs para conscgnir cenclnsiones
pricticas acerca de- los asani0s de
mas vital imporiancia para aqu.:llos !:
: por diIlmo. emplear los medios mas
eiicaces y oportunos a lin de que an-
mcnien las relaciones de iodo genero
enire Espafia, Portugal y las Repibli-
cas- amerieanas, suavizandO aspere-
zas infundlendo amor conGanza
mntua, para annar y dirigir las no.
bles asplrac;0nes que a todos amman.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

Los autOres del brutal atentado me-
recen Ia mas energica condemnation.
No basta relatar el hecho inaudito en-
que Sc pone de relieve Ia perversidad
criminal de unos desalmados, que no
vacilan en- apelar los procedimientOs
terroristas para tratar de impOner
sus demasias. Junto Ia information
que el p1blico reclama, debe surgir
la energica condemnation del hecho
abominable que han de censurar con
toda honradez las personas que ven
con la indignation explicable que el
apachismo sin conciencia quiera i'm
poner en- una sociedad como la nues-
ira, su rigores implacables.
Pero ESQ ST, cada nuevo exceso de
los que tan torpemente defender la
causa de los huelguistas, la opinion
que esta cansada de huelgas absurdas
que no acusan sino una lamentable
Discrimination en- el proletariado, Sc
pone mas en- contra de ella, y, por
tanto, hace mas impossible su triunfo.
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81 la SssUsaEin eslEwai a. h taisN
iausO AmssSeNs. ualle ~ nrellssos
D.. NaaFia larsarAn II frusie IN y.
Iaa gsH lvs dlzllnra iFGn acanpa.
fados % an ssa.re ceFsaae y lacn.
% QUE Al extsTiar llrre = lcusa a.
IA ol,sn , "a = inlefior Il nnnhse,
aI~liidas. , dorairilis 81 auior.
Madri'l. I de mayo ~ lnel.
Va. Ia.
~ Presiaenir.
~ Nsrquts DC Figscroe.
II SecreiaFio General,
Lnig &c ArmifdR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
La JUNTA DE s1NDIcos.

Sc aprobd La reforrna de La Junta
de Sindicos de Ia Universidad de Puer
to Rico, la que ahora esta constituf-
da como sigue:
Presidcnte del Senado y Speaker de
la Camara; Comisionado del Interior,
Attorney General, Ccmisionados de
agriculture, Comisionado de Instruc-
eidn Presidente del Atcnee, enmien-
da del senador Cueyas zedueira; !
dos miembros designados por el Go.
bernador, con el .Consejo Y conselti-
nliento del Senado.
La ENMIEyDA. DE Ia SANDAL
La lucha fue Fecia pefo al fin fue
fConrinda en- Ia pagina ~
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MIRADOR.4LSe alquilan habitaciones
4 hombres Solos en- el edifcio de Sues.
de Perez Hnos., Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

sus 6rdenes fus al sitio de los snce-
SOS, despcj&ndolo, reinandO despues
paz cOmplcta.
Mas policias fueron puestOs de SER
vicio hoy ALI y el Fiscal Diaz CollaEO
esta investigando este grave asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

La rnian hero Americana es una
AsiIlac.on International que tiene
por objeto cstrechar las delaciones de
af' cio sociales. econ6sniras. cientfficas.
arifsticas y polfsicas de Espaha, Por-
tugal y las naciones ainericanas. pro-
curando que exista Ia mas cordial in
teligencia entire cstos puebIos herma-
nos. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

lspscribase a Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

UNf0N 'JBERO AMERIc4N4
(Espafia-Madrid) Gale Recoletds. 10.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

II Eecreiario General,
Lnis dc ArmiEdn,
Evening journal., 1921-05-21
BECiGARS
PENN AID AFFAIRS.

Mrs. Gamble Lstrobo. general SUI
perintcndent Womens Aid Penn
System, will address the auxiliary
Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers Division 81. next Thurs
day evening in Pythian Castle Rep
resontatives from Baltimore and the
Washington divisions will be pres
cnt
Therrummage sale scheduled for
next Saturday by the Penn System
will be held at ia Tatnsll street.
Mrs. Il. O. Barton is chairman. and
donations should be sent to her at
III West Twenty-third street or will
be called for by calling 3992-W.
Mrs. Weathcrby goa West Twenty
second street chairman OF tho cm-
ployment bureau committee can
place several persons in positions as
Mattresses, or cleaners. Any one
from the furloughed mems families
wishing such work arc asked to
communicate with her.
Mrs. Maurice Parsons. chairman OF
the finance committee has sent out
the tickets for the dance and card
party 10 be given on June 3 i'm the
aubarry Room. and bali room OF
Hotel DUPONT Plans are progress
ing Tor this dance and an anticinate
/ a brilliant success.
Evening journal., 1921-05-21
so YEARS OF
WEDDING JOY

At their home 1905 Riverview
avenue, on Tuesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre Gentieu celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Dur
ing the day the bride and groom OF
a half-century we're the recipients
OF many flowers letters and cards
Of congratulations
A family reunion was held IN the
evening. all the children being pres
ent with the exception of one son,
George w. who resides In Cali
fornia. A telegram OF greetings was
received from the absent one, and
also from Fred A. Gentieu, Jr.. a
grandson. living in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentieu are the
parents OF four sons and two
daughters: Messrs. Fred A. Of
Penn's Grove. N. j.; Francis p. Of
this city: George w. OF Imperial. Cal
lfornia: Joseph H.. OF Penn's Grove,
n j.. and Misses Celeste ID. and
Jessie A.. OF this city. There are
seven grandchildren living and one
great grandchild
Mr.. Gentieu is member oil
Greenhin Presbyterian Church. and
is a Civil War veteran. having served
three years in the Union Army
He is a member OF smythe Post. No.
l. G.. a. R. and is in his elghueth
year.
Mrs Gentieu is a member OF Mt.
salem NJ. +. Church, and is Honorary
PRESIDENT Of the Women's Foreign
missionary Society, having served as
/ their active president until two years
ago term OF twenty-three years
she Is in her seventy-nfth year.
Al a late hour refreshments were
served and fiashlight taken OF Mrs
= Centieu cutting the wedding cake as
sne did as a bride nifty years aro
Francis p. Gentieu. in behalf OF the
e children, presented his parents with
70 a purse Of gold.