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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
Edgerton Wisconsin
D G. RISTAD Publisher
FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1921.

Delegates from Cooksville, Cam
bridge, Stoughton, Deerfield, Rock
dale, Liberty Prairie and Koshkon-
ong met at the Central Lutheran
Church on June 5, and perfected an
organization the purpose of which is
is to arrange an assembly of the
churchmen of the Lutheran faith to
be held this year at the Campus at
Albion.
John Holton of Stoughton was
elected President, Charles o. Tellef-
son, Vice President, G. A. Hoen,
Edgerton Secretary, Lars o. Lien Jr.
Treasurer, P. M. Ellingson, Edgerton,
Oluf j. Olson, Cambridge, and Lewis
Johnson of Stoughton, Directors.
The first assembly will be held on
July IA this year. To carry out this
event in appropriate manner commit
tees were appointed as follows:
Finance: Oscar J. Jensen, Oluf J..
Olson, Brick Dyerson, Andrew Holton
and Alfred Edwards.
Speakers: Rev. E. A. Grefthen, P
NJ. Ellingson, C. o. Tellefson.
Publicity: D. G.. Ristad, o. G. Han
son.
Entertainments: Samuel Halver-
son, George B. Halverson, Julius
SimOnsen, and Adolph Jensen.
Grounds and Concessions: Lars o.
Lien Jr., ]. A. Jensen, Ed Haugen, H.
A. Harried and Cornelius Nelson.
Music: Halvor Lee, Henry Thron-
son, Rev. Oscar Thompson.
Transportation: John Danielson,
E. B. Ellingson, Anton Staff, John
Marks, Rannie Danielson and John
Thoreson.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10

The Band will play the following
concert at the stand tonight:
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10
Wonders of a New York Church.

All Saints church, New York city,
built in 1924, contains wealth of in
teresting antiquities which may be
seen, however, only at the regular
services. Among it's wonders are
museum of Dutch antiquities, the only
open and unchanged slave galleries In
the United States, the only colonial
window left in New York, the only
three-decker chancel arrangement left
in the East.-Automobile Blue Book.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the American Legion. the
Service Star Legion for their flowers
and services, to friends and neighbors
for the beautiful floral offerings, also
to those who so kindly offered the use
of their autos, when our son was buried.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Olson and Family
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10
Gard of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who so kindly offered
their assistance and sympathy during
our recent sorrow
Mr.. A. Bogda,
Mr.. Robert Bruhn and Family.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10
Farmers Wool

Made into Blankets, Batting and Yarns
at fair prices. Send for circulars. -
Monticello Wooden Mills (Estab. 1866,
Monticello, Wis. 3Ot2
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10

Wanted Tobacco plants for z acres
of tobacco land. Also renter to handle
same. Ground plowed and ready. CAN
Reporter Office for information. 2O-2pd
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-06-10

Phone $50 for pump repairing j
B. Shaw Estate. 3Ot2
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-18
TURN TO THE

Classified page and read the want
ads. large and small. The small ad-
ycrtiser may have inst what you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
VACC!NATE 1000 SCHOOL
CHILDREN DURING YEAR
DIR. {. &. Hudson nusy Compiling u,.-
port Of Work of Bu-"au of
IIcnlth in Ig.

over 1000 Richmond school chill
urrh were vacc!natcd last y.a- nv
IN" district physicians az tho Cit;.
bureau 81 Health. according To their
'hhua! ro11r;s ThcS. uhvsttions
| Na"" ",Ni9 visits. which Is an IN
,'""S" over the number for tho ycur
hcIol" OF l.200. Each department. nj
,hh bureau is turning over a sum.
IL "i IN" Years work to Chief
if'H IN officer 6. G. Hudson. who is
''miroSinG composite report
VI Landcrs Chief Plumbing In
9prctor. has made l.0@4 !nspncttons
ana tests in 3IG new buildings durinc
ne year He answered 2.79o com.
paints and ordered a5S alterations
II" Wei! as issuing l.c2G plumbing Dcr.
'NltS. Eleven cases Were taken ia
court and the total fines amounted to
W. =. Eowry and seven assistants
"il" 90 the sanitary INSPECTING; u: Tho
'lE' made 62.oS2 visits To homes and
buildings throughout the city. Over
|;Nhl horses and 100 cows were under
IN" supervision OF this department
IN me recent XIII the Kat' cam
pa IN br- Hudson estimated over 100 .
~ rats were put To death Anon,
",'VO Packages Of barium carbouai.
wcr" given 10 the public and the
ARG" number Of calls for ,h. poisnn
I STOW that tGe citizens Of the ciiv
are stan discriminating the pests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
ASSERTS JAPs UNWILLING
TO STRIKE At AMERICA
Only the Necessity for Expansion
Would Bring On Conflict, DR..
McSparran Declares.
SPEAKS no ST. PAUL'S MEN
Says Far Eastern Nation l. Liberty
Loving, Proud and Progressive,
and Pleads for Better Under
standing Between Nations.

Japan Will never strik. at Amer
lea unless forced 10. the Far Eastern
country simply desiring an cutie;
for products and surplus population
so tina; she. too. may become a great
nation. in the opinion OF Dr j. :
MgSparran. a physician OF tho mis-
sion hospital OF st Barnubas. in
osaka. kyoto. japan. who spoke yes
torday nj an Informal meeting OF tho
Mons Association OF St paul'S Epis-
cupal Church. hc.d in the parish
house H. Nj JrutChncld. president
Of the associations presided ana in
troduc,d the spcakrr. whose subject
was a Rirhi Understandings OF
Japan. llcr Purposes and Her Fossil
hNitieS
40 desire is entertained by tho
IapancS. 10 conquer the world but
they DO not want to he discriminate
against. cspCciJ,Iy now that thv: are
ont.rlnE Ifc-aud-death Struggle
for Commerce with the Western mn
tions EnSIul. Fvaaer Germany
and America" me- declared. The Pa
ciiir is dotted with American vessels
that wcr, not s,"n ,Nyr. before the
war. The japanese believe that
America had an unseen hand N the
anti-Ja1nursc striise in China. and
JAPAN mast have an outlet or face
q period of Gciaiiou
The japanese WORSHIP material
force ani gain believing only IN AN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
Ih"mns u. Howell Act. 81, J,,s,
master. and several tddrc.sr,
Arc Made.

me hrSt annual banquet Of tho re-
VAL hardware merchants Of nj h..
4 ,e, va. held n the IichmonI
'iptct last night The wives OF tn.
i... S"'HtS ana statesmen were iuy!t.l
Gnu me total attendance. r,a.nr,I
nearly the leo marx
master, ana the special guests ur,s-
th' we're {. II. Watkins. Of III, Wur-
"s''$-' giircli COMPANY. W. II St,itr,
W. %" hiehtnond lardwar, Coiuu.l,'
THY J".H I'!Nd-r. OF the N!rE.u.t-,'.,, ,
Una hardware COMPANY. ,sc, Of
Niuh made :. icw rcnar. ~
"iH' srci,iarS Of the k,tAU Nor
t'"'S A.aor.itlon. made - ,u.n I'm
N. ''3tTAtiun irtWccu EnrIu,'t Az
-.5r.oy". w. u. Iahipls Vi liy.,.s ~
'tdF'*S on character NJ rrn,n5,..
ana g. ". Vaughan TON in.
"Hm"ryus Stories Of "Tnc Troyi,.,-
P'If NtA.e and Last I'ossum Hum
priE" VAS given 10 each woman
resent such "a an c.cctr.. ,-n,
itr."s set ana many other i,s..-
"a. 'NtnSS After In. dddr.ssa.s IN.
"'',la,r 81 tie cy, uiug was MN
- u"hcin* III tho ha!lroGm 'Ine .,-,-
-'n ,i "@A pr,pMrd by "a commits.
uI'S"d o. X. \ .1rayscr.
.''"t ana III \ pilasA:lts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
MEN UNDER BRAME MAKE
BIC HAULS IN December
Work Cost Illicit DistillcrS and
Hootic"gcrS S;159,345 Plus
Their Fines.
FIFTY ARRESTS IN vlEGlNi,
toniiscatc Property in Old Dumin-
ION Valued M 23,GS3-Opcr:t-
lions During Month Rank With
Largest in Department History.

Operations OF inspectors under :.
r. iramc. supervising prohibition in
spcctor II the Southern district. com
priSinG Virginia. kentucky. Tennessee.
'nd North ANA South Carolina cost
ill"li dlstllcrS aua bOotcGGrr-s sos,
80. 10 which may hc .tdAvi ila,s and
penalties recommended Icy til. depart
menu q! SiNE251. according To IN,
m"nthly report OF TINS district Of the
drr"riment, made yesterday. Ger De
Twenty three automobiles ,hiric n
horses, tHo boats. uve trunks. two
houses and nine vehicles Were among
tac property seized by the inspectors
during the month ia the avc states
Ia Wig in!A t"p automobiles. TWO
horses, three vehicles ana property
valued at S23,G>I wvr" cpahSCatc,t.
"nl goods 10 the valu. OF 81, 500 Seized
Four hundred and seven stills were
raidod by the department during the
month .u the ilSc states. ann 81 addi-
t.ona! d.s;illcrics discovered and do
stroNci in tEr territory. This 10 on.
rt u" largest months work which
lie got r"cn done iU Tho district. In
Virginia M officers made .ifty arrcsi..
aud recommended atty-four prpSeCu-
sons We're arrested. and a total 81:
IL months Imprisonment mctcd out
80 ~, offenders by the courts
Dur nE the month. officers OF The
dnr"riicrrt seized ANA destroyed g.
zoo rlwiS OF SUGAR. Sol bushels Of
meal = i2u i"rmcntvrS. and y.7>" gal
onS 90. Illicit liquor. besides $50
italians OF romdec aud cider {
was found Gid net comply wlti az.
valua ,c property seized which viii
"e disp's, oi h% auction by tho do
n"'im,'n, io'n,ci s2iS3>N in the
lno., Wnil" INC value Of property
9sse,,iroN'd - placed in the report at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
TO DISCUSS RESPONSIBILITY
FOR SOCIAL STANDARDS
Dir. EowIc VIII prcnch on 'rhi. su,,-
lrct ut -. lauIs Tomorrow
Morning

"Th" Responsibility o- Chrls,Gan
F'gn!" for 'rcs"nt-nAv Social stand
Hfas vii be Inc subjcc, OF the ser
mon ny Key w. Russell Bowie. u. u 81.
~ = ''auls Episcopal church To-
morrow morning Al the ni=h; s.r-
wee hr Bowie Will prca n ~: "'rhc
Necessary PlrC" in christian Thought
81 iAe Traditional AMI Historic
>pr'i - the rector dwclt last sum
day night, when he discussed The
2ntF hutton Of Liberalism 20 Rci.-
EioHS Thought on The strength aud
limitations of Un!tarianism. he viii
ShtlH tomorrow n!Eht PARTICULARS on
"s" elements which are slfcEua-a
'h vy ~, Tr.nitar!an creed
ne CONCLUSION OF the night SCR
il-. Bowie Will speak hr!rfly on
h''"yi"r. Of Robert L Lee as one
rhr s,.,n " S.i,@ r rm"prESsn,at.' u
'"MH.y next before the birthday o!
."h'ia Lee. who. durin. the war.
N'isarpeu ~ -. PauIS Tn. cycn-
'H SrfEice tomorrow viii begin a.,
o. IGOR Instead of s:l5. ana IN.
HHsic"i prelude at 7:3o. instsaI OF
90. on account Of the fact tina, ur
haW'f mas Ia leave on the $50 train
or /" weeks mission in Cincinnati!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
WILL UNITE TO' GET FUNDS
. FOR JAMES RIVER WORK
council Body and Civic Oruunizu.
lions to Appear Before Con-
SresSional Committee.
MONTAGUE BEHIND PROJECT
rEeS Delegation to Secure All
.f'aiiablc Data for Presentation
at Hearing, Especially That
bcaring on Boat Line.

Every association. club or orrani-
H"l,oh IN Richmond Interested i'm the
mo.t"rr OF The city through improve
Ill OF lne James River channel
vi ne asked TO aid n subcommittee
81 '"uncil Committee on River. liar
p"' ana Dock which was authorized
taSt night TO appear before House And
:his month. : ga
ms action was decided uron las.
n'sni ny the committee. in scssion
IN city Han. following cons!dcratiom
Mo-, ts,.er from Andrew jackson
n.SIrirt, The suggestion that All
Richmond be asked to .""c,., 80.
WIN The committee was made hy
1u'."n !; Wtnfre". and the motion
tiers, Jr. Lee re
Nunnnlty Is Chairman.
JoScnh c. NunnalIy. chairman az
we committee, will also be ,hairua,,
,v 'Hv subcommittee. whose other
, nNor '" fnt, nsrs he viii appoin, In the
letter stated that tho chair
man OF tn" Appropriations r'omui;tac
ms aEreed to give the Richmond Or
S, 49,. ION hearing during Lanu-
.u' 'nat no date has been Sc,
,9r the appearance Conrrnssm,n
"ioItaEuc suggested that every ur,n-
M'ation he made for tn" hcari;,. MA
osH.d NC onambef OF Commerce be
.
conCrcSsmcn. "' 'hc
:, special mention of the Richmond
NV York boat limo was made IN ,ha
.'''or. and the committee was asked
% get tull particulars on the sur-
cess OF the company operating In.
''ns rom q financial poin, q: view
SuSE"st ION was first made ina, Tho
n!rhmond Rotary Club. tho Iitw,ri.
i"n. me chamber OF Commerce. the
,, ''''t1 ''HS' ASSOCIATION. the
rs.'hin"nd Advertisers C'luh. III.
r.'rS Protective Association and
the Richmond Real Estat. Exchari,.
~, tA' only organizations included i'm
s"'S' IINltcl TO cooperate with tho
= ",E1itl'te" hut this was amended 10
!nc.l!i" any live Organization whi,L
,halrnan Sunnally may deer. +, Nh.
- ask 10 co-opcratc
y" Funds for the Trim
r.'nouEh there are no funds avail.
am" ior' the trip. the coinmi,f.c
.Ii ni'uous.N agreed that the chanc,
"hich Richmond is given thruugi, TN,
: ,'T'a nearing mrS not bc los, and
lHa' inc special committee shnri5
p'F rs own expenses and then ,uk,
~. VhaAc' OF 5eln" compensated hv
-tE oNncu through special an0rC-
Aton saier. when Their. Is time 4,
nrlNe ihc matter to the ATTENTION of
IN" city fathers "a
Every cfo-t is to hc made ia oh
mn a substantial appropriate for
Improvement Of tho channel of James
iH'ef. IN an -ndcavo- to !ncransr Tho
a. @! water transportation. and
""'m industries in The city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
C|TY's WHITE POPULATION
GAINS $4,000 IN 10 YEARS
Census of 1920 Shows Nearly H.
600 More Women Than Men
i'm Richmond.

Richmond gained moro than &c.
IL white population during the past
ten years. according TO figures on
the population of the city released by
III" United states bureau of Census
At Washington yesterday >The col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
THEFT CASES ARE SENT
ON TO THE GRAND JURY
'">ticr ram Also Sends Man on 10
higher Court in f.iauor-storin-

Justice John l.. Ingram yesterday
.""; on Robert Meade and James
""'rn 10 thc Hastings Court grand
Tor the February term, on
!. Si"mhhcr. lie also sent Judge
ii'ndf!chs. colOrcd to tho higher
court on charge of storing liIuor.
""hn fEic" was sent TO the grand
entering
|"'Ts" ROY. coiorcd was given
IhirlE DAYS III Jail on three charges
90, ths'i ~ Police Court. The negro
"lfoErd 10 have stolen three
~ 'aS1s from downtown Clothin;,
store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
SENTENCED FOR BREAKING
INTO POST-OFFlCE HERE
Nrthur ifnrrrt IL Given -Four md n
Half icnrS In Atlanta

Judge Edmund Wladil Yesterday
sentenced Arthur barrett 10 -four ana
ha.i ycars in the United states
.ion!i"utiary ut Atlanta for breaking
ln'" tho South Richmond postofiiC"
'o''h"r ~! Jarrett mas been in Jail
almost thr". months. ana. accordInr
- i'"s'u''ico Inspector Dixon. who
handled thr case FOR the United states
t"F'rhM"Ht, has served four previous
'Mi'-'ns on sin!lar charges
HHrroii = confined TO the IIcnrico
County JAN and w!ll he taken to
Atlanta within IN" next fcw days
l'"'Iics The sentence. Barrett was
fined so ana costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
VIII Try Johmson To-day.

l.andon G. Johnson. who was ar
rested some time ago ON charge
Of obtaining goods by means OF
worthless checks through the mails
VIII be given Il hearing in United
states District Court this morning.
When arrested. Johnson is alleged to
have had in his possession goods oh !
taincd by orders given mail order
houses. and for which he is charged
with paying worthless checks lie
Was employed as Il messenger here
when arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15

while females total .9i.O39. or 5S per
cent of the population. This shows
that the ratio Of females TO males
when the census was taken WAS $50
females to every hundred males in
Richmond. This compares with 9l.3
TO 100 In 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
VICE PRESIDENT DECLINES
TO RECEIVE STATES VOTES
James Vi. Hayes Returns With In
formation That ballots Mere Pre-
nnrcl In LIN I..rtn

JH'N"s ". II1Fc9, nhIof Clcrk OF thu
seer iaiy OF TIA" Commonwealth. re-
'Hrntd yesterday from Washington
without naV.nG delivered the twelve
electoral votes 81 Virginia 10 Vice.
l'r"s dent Marshall, Nor acceptance
h". .'% been d"cl3nod bccaus. tin.
YH.l"ls Wor" not prepared in proper
:urnf
H" votes we're not sealed In an en-
N"''pr containing tn. names ~ the
"i"Gt"is. ~" !aw providing that this
".rL ,'' don" aud that on the out
.dc TIE signatures OF IN. electors
must H.. prescribed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
ored population during the tcn-ycar
period Increased 1914

period increased 1914
Figures on population OF the city
show that there are HES, u,rsous
OF caucasian. descent in the city when
the census was taken. The total
number of colorcd persons t.bula;cd
We're "i.oi'. Fifty-iivc others. ia
ciudihG indians. Japanese and Chi
nesc. are also residents of the city.
compared with but sixteen when the
census of 1910 was taken.
These figures show the white pop
ulat!on of the city has increased
from 63.i TO $50 per cent durin.: ;hr
'rnE year period, while the negro pop
ulation has decreased from re & In
3l5 per cent OF the total The in
cr"nS" among the negroes l5.7 per
cent. by comparison.
Males in The city number So.GoS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
erinary Medical Association a, ,be
NclcrInnrians Close Scs>iun.
Eight Qualify for Police Force

Captaifi GcUr-c r. rO!l0CE yasi,r.
day announced that cjshi ~ the Xix.
teen applicants who took the cxa,ni-
nation for the eligible lis, OF The vo-
successful. They are: y " jenkins.
l.. Il. carycr. u X Wade. e. 4. Ma.
pier. II, Hi%ahYne. L. l.. Crouch. il.
y. camp3ahd F. y. Gam,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
To5sly and Toni ght
in Richmond

Dance nj Country Club OF Nir-
Einin. -.
Charit. ball. ElkS' Home. y.
M"u.rhrnrt Concert Hand. city
Auditorium, y.
Dance. liIucs' Association, HiucS'
.trmurH. $50.
.:33, S;.u.
tcutlcm!-N aud NOV
ing pictures. =. ::.D, ?:IJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Seventh Street Chris
tian Church

The pastor. Or. II. y. G. Maclach.
Ian. vii! occupy his pulpit at II \
VI and i. NJ. Ills morning subjcc,
viii be: The Tnobservcd Arrival
Tho subject for the evening sermon
VIII De. Are You For or Against
sunday Schoo! will be held at $3.50
\. NJ. and Christian :ndcavor at :
T. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
CHARLES COWARDIn I'LL
Former Hichmonh New spinner SInn
in Dangerous tOndifina AT
tshr.i.ir

y telegram Was received here yes
tcrday afternoon from hsh,, .l, s.
g. saying that Charles Oh C"wtr-
din. Jr.. WAS iu a critics.. condition.
Nj. cowaTHiH vent to AsheY!ll" shout
two years ago for his health and for
q time there vas imprcy"mcut
He WAS for long time engaged
ia the newspaper business hvr, be .,r
working in Roanoke Gul Newport
News. He is Vigil Known In Rlch
mond and has m.ay friends here T.
IL said he cannot survive many daGg
Urinary Medical Association At the
Dr. w. Il. White IWppr.a VI, was
chosen pre- sidsnt Of the N.rr ull Vet
Veterinarians Close Session.
CLOSING session yesterday lN tar audi
forum % Murphy- Hptcl wnru Dr
w. q Crismau ~, Bl.cnsnurg wus
selected secretary ana treasurer Vh.
conference. which began "Wednesday
morning. was SAID 10 lay. been one
of the most successful .u til. hIstor.
of the orSan!zaipn. not only d larE.
NUMBER Of the n"wbcrs attending,
but number OF wcl.-knOwu SPEAKERS
addressing tn" meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15

carry Johnson pleaded no, yuiItv
~. ~ INNINGS Court yesterday and waS
ACQUITTED by the Jury on CHARGE
OF Misunderstanding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
>I'rtUiNN.
First Unitarian Church

OFloyd Avenue and Harrison street,
OUR FAITH
The Fathcrhood OF God
Tho brotherhood OF Man
TIL, Leadership OF Jesus
Salvation hy Character.
Tn" Progress Of Mani;!nd Ouwa rd
and Upward Forever.
Services AT II A. NJ and T. NJ
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt, sub
i"cis: a NJ. Learning Toicrapco in
Religion: y. NJ. "Onc Of the Great
"st Sayings Of Jesus. i and tn.
Father Are One"
Adult Bible Glass at 1920.
Come to these services Your mind
viii he auickcncd and your religions
tic dc"pcncd. All seats free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
All Saints Episcopal
Church

Frankiin street. between Madison
and Monroe Strccts)
n"y y ' bowman. II. -. rector.
iioiy Communion at s y. VI
Morning Service with sermon at II
O'Clock
afternoon Service and sermon at 5
SUNDAY. school with Bible Classc $
at 3:3O i. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
Broad Street Methodist
Church

i!r"ad and Tenth Streets
Services At ~ y. NJ. and at $ Il. NJ
Preaching by tnc pastor, Rev. Fred
y rhcnault
Morning subject: The Hear, of a
Heart Messenger
iNrn.ni subject: The Men From
ndc" IA" Fig Tree
strictly peoples church in tho
hcdrt @: tn" city. The student body
OF IN" city will find a welcome here
y warm Welcome awaits YOU
Com" and be with us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-15
The S1.59 Table
The S1.I9 Table

is another demonstration OF how oualitv &c 90
ing upwards. Included Teddcs Gowns
Drawers and Modcsty Skirts with lace or neat
embroidery trimmings
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-23
THURSDAY TO
BE HOLIDAY
Stores, Offices and Schools
to Close For Thanks
giving Day.

City banks. offices, stores and
schools will be closed throughout
Thursday in observance of Thanksgiv-
ing day. The city schools will remain
closed for the rest of the week, but
the University of North Dakota, which
Also ID to close for Thursday, will
reopen for regular classes On Friday
morning.
The day will also be observed with
special church services, a joint
Thanksgiving service having been an
nounced for 1880 o'clock in St. Paul's
Episcopal church. The Protestant
churches Of the city will join for this
service. at which Rev. Jonathan Wat
sol will off1ciate. Special music will
be provided by the choir OF st. Paul's.
ST. Marks and the First Lutheran
congregations will join for a service
to be held at 10 o'clock in St. Marks
church. Rev. S. l.. Tallakson will give
the Thanksgiving sermon, while Rev.
E. o. Armbruster will conduct tho
service. St. Marks choir will furnish
special music.
Rev. David Stoeve will hold a morn
ing service at the Zion church. in the
Norwegian language, and in the eve
ming at the Swedish Lutheran church
Rev. j. NJ. Persenius will hold serv-
ices.
Socially the day will be marked
with many family dinner parties and
there are several dances scheduled
for the afternoon m evening.