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The Seward gateway., 1921-12-13
NORTHERN LIGHTS

President Charles E. Bunnell and the Trustees of the Alaska Agrinul- tural College and School of Mines are exceedingly optimistic regarding the future of the institution. The opening of the college without doubt will be a great impetus to education in Alas ka. While so situated that it is most readily accessible to those residing in the Interior and along the route of the government railroad, the college is nevertheless nearer to a large part of Alaska's population than any other higher institution of learning. For this reason, as well as for the standpoint of the desire of Alaskans to develop Alaska institutions, it should attract it's share of those desiring work along the lines offered.
 Deputy Marshal James Hagan has been sworn in by Marshal Stevens and will take up his duties at Nenana.
 F. and Joe Smith, who are operat- ing the Smith quartz mine on Ester creek report having taken out fifty two tons of ore the past season, rep resenting an aggregate value of over 515,000. They are now installing an Ingersoll-Rand compressor drill and will sink another 100 feet during the wintermaking a total depth of 275 it.
 The formal resignation of Ernest B. Collins as Senator from the Fourth Division has been received by Govern or Scott c. Bone. Senator Collins re- signed on account of having accepted the appointment of Assistant U. s. Attorney at Fairbanks.
 He was one of the most experience ed legislators in the Territorial Legis- lature, having sat two terms as mem Der of the Upper House. He had two more years to serve as Senator when he resigned. He is the second Senator to resign within recent weeks, Sena- tor Sundback of Nome having taken tered office as Slerk of the U. s. Dis trict Court at that place.
 Recent arsivals from the Kantishna district report the discovery of new galena ledge at the base of Copper Mountain, close to the Maldrow gla- cier and about 25 miles from the ia nous Quigleyproperty. The strike was followed by a stampede from Eureka and other creeks in the Kantishna.
 The Mckinley Gold Placers Com pany, which for two years has been developing large hydraulic property in the Valdez Creek section, plans on extensive operations for next season, when they will employ. about fifty men,
 Andrew Morrison, pioneer of the Territory, leaves here tonight for Sit ka where he willente the Pioneers l Home MT. Morrison is an oldtimer of Seward Peninsula and formerly res ident of Council.-Juneau Empire.
The Seward gateway., 1921-12-13

THE MULE has a kick that is vic iOus, and moonshine has one that is worse, but the hometown knocker carries the biggest wallop of them all.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

oIc elcftrid @cicrS no ih bran
61nge Qeblnwge i'm. Oa6ei ben id)
0ie 9Gttcric iort gctid6rft, ser eric
lit umgciaIle iii oui oel. 6onniegrdi
oQe Si6ter i'm ucrihmdidt morOe,
sic Q}uiif Cat geitoppt i'm uler ben
I'M 2uHteIc ge6odt. g8ea. oa mar
ser Som am @no. &Sic mer 2id)t
gemodt battl, "a ben id a%lt5gefunne,
0aB all oen erie nod nit Elm Stiff.
fcldc Don OieIrimmings gan5 gebIim-
ne mar. lin Damn Ben id) audi ge-
greint momit id per6Ieipe Sbne
36rn licucr
8GiIjpp Souerampcr.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

S6einbarer 8i0er
iprud. Ser Sran3 bat iid iebt
cine gang biGige Ga1tammer genie
tet."
~Sa = nit Dem gebt es INNER
mebr 6ergab."
-@oelmiitig 9. Touriit: n2aiien
Sic mir menigitens ben Sling; ct
lit elm teures Anoenfen!"
Straben Iber: r9erubigen Sic
iia, i6 meroe i'm in gbren baltenl"
Aus Ser Wilitar.
9 d 10 m NJ Gule. ollnteroTii.
5ier (ou einem Soloaten, Der bilflos
untertaudD: uSie, 2ebmann, iloo-
ben Sic man Md, Dab id ourd
S6re Saurderfunitltiide wie Der lie.
lige SAiaer ooG gun Seoidt beiei.
ltert weroe!"
&ultur3eid Sen. Serr;
.6aneen ocnn Die SdJmaracn idor
OIL fultioiert 81 meroen2"
Miiiiondr: %, gemiB, iest tiff.
zen lie ia id)on Roitfnrten nit &n-
iid)ten ein!"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
30 uiiffreunoe.

Muiiffreunoe. Srau
&ubi6fe: mSie glau6en gar ni6t,
mie mir iiir Wiuiif idmarnenl Mein
Mann fam SeetbopenS Neunte auf
Dem &amm ipielen, uno mein So6n
lit Mitglieo oes 3iebbarmonil6en
SrGcitcrpereins Gi1aro @agner!"
- unter 6reunoen. &arl:
Mcine erIte 9raut mar ia ~aaerOings
id0n pie cine 8luine; meme iebige
lit ni6t 10 ihon, aber
SreunO: Sic lit aud ne gan5
nctte Gflan5e!
- Sn Ser tam t neipe.
@ist: r's ihcint beute nidt redt 81
id]meden, Scrr 9oftor2 sit S6nen
elmer geitorben ooer geiuno gerpor-
0cn?!"
SIN &eitaurant. @ait:
rGlio nid)ts lit 30 pie Ger uno 81
erfllGen; po5l raten Sic mir?"
SeQner: n@m, @ier miiroe i'd
ni6t ne6men, 6ie iino getpo6nlid
ldledt; aber nebmen Sic Gicrfu9en,
90 limo feline gier orin!"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Set pnnu redJnct man nnd G6riltl
@cbnrt?

l~lebcr6lifen mir icbt oic gcianttc
@eltgei6idte, 10 macbt ms Dies
feline S6mierigfcitcn: Mir 5dblel
ole Sabre Dor mo ltad Gbrilti
@cburt mo perlegen Die @el0eb-
nilie oementipre6cno aui einen
ieitbeitinmteu 3eitpnnft. 9a$ lit
Die iogeunnnte driltli6e sierra. Sic
rii6rt Der Dol. Dem romiiGen 9l6t
9iongiirS Ggigmls, Scr in ser er-
item @dlitc Oes 6. SSabrbunoertS
lebtc. @r iMtelte cine Sltertafel auf
sic er al oio Sabre BON Ser MteniG-
meroung Gbriit. fniipfte. 9ieIe 8e.
rebnung fin0et ii6 in fir6li1em
@ebraude in &om i6on 6alO nad
ser Wtitte oes 6. SnbrbunoertS. Srn
s. Sabrbuu0ert mltroe iie beionoers
ourcb Ole G6riften oe8 8eoa 8enes
rabilis oerbreitet. Der erIte Shirt.
ser lib ibrer %5uipeilen in llrfltll'
Den be0iente, NOR &arl Ser @roBe,
ser bis S14 lebte. N2it Mltsuabme
BON @nglai0, oas SIG oieie 3eit-
re6nlng eirfiibrte, oolierte es o6er
nod gernlime Belt, bis iie ii6 iiber-
al oltrd)iebtc. Grit I'M 10. Sabr.
6unoert pur0e iie in 0elltidlanO
mo 6ranfreid aagcmein iiblid, in
Sponien i'm H., in Seiterrei6 TO-
gar crit I'M Is. Sobrbunoert, ge-
nnuer felt 1853 3ufolge elmer fai-
lerli6eu @%erfiigung. 8efannt lit
6ab BopIt @regor XIII. i'll Sabre
1892 ole @infiibrung zines berbel'
Ierten &alen0ers anoronete, Ser BON
Dem bisbcrigcn iulianiiden Tim 12
Gage obipeidt, 8. +. Der iulianiide
lit I'M 10 Gage 5uriid, pie |. 3.
0ic 4itronomen feitlteaten. glber ond
ser gregorianii6e &alen0er lit nift
riftig, tpie namentli6 Der &itro-
nom un6 Gbronolog Gbr. Sllon.
Soeler, 1916 in Berlin geItorben,
feItitelte. Na6 ieinen uno anoerer
@elcbrten ltnteriu6ungen Itimmt
oeS 9ionplius @ere6nung nidt nit
oen Mngaben ser @~pongelien ilber'
Gin. 0od oieien aitronomii6en, ge-
neologiIden uno biltoriifen 4tlga.
ben lit Die @eburt Gbriiti minoe'
items flint, bo9itmabri6einli6 lieben
Sabre friiber an3uleBen, 10 oaB mir
lett ei9entli6 oas 1925. be5n. 1927.
Sobr beginner miiBten. Die @reig-
ni1ie Dor G6riiti @eburt berednete
man mad Dem bonn Bbilologen So
Iepb s5u1hls ScoIiger 1929 aufge-
iteQten dronologil6en SDltem. @r
itcute sic %iogenannte iulianiibe Ee-
altf, mel6e Oie gan5e inns Dd'
mails befannte @eididte in fif
sic umfaBte 1880 Sabre nno
luuroe BON Inn ~gefun0en Ourd Wtnl-
tiplifotion ser 3ablen 0es Sonnen-
nno oes SnOiftionscDfliis
.s, 10, Is. 9as critic Sabr Ser
Bclt mar oanad oos iebige Sabr
i714 Dor CIR. Son oa an 5dblte
rr poripGrts, 10 6oB G6riitus I'M
Sabre 4714 qeboren mur0e. 9iefc
Rcbnnng fanO i6nea groBe Ser
5rcitltng in miiienIdaftliden @cr-
felL fam ieoo6 0urd oie bonn Sc
iuiten Niccioli I'M II. Sabrbunoert
nufgebraCbte @eiie, bie Sabre Dor
gbri1tus riidpdrts SIT 8dblen wieoer
nlibcr @ebroudl.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

Cine teberrafdun
6rcmOer: ,Sest laitfcn mir MN
Idon iiber cine Stunoe, mie melt lit
cs oenn nod bis gum Galmiiaer2"
Bauer: o3um Salmiiaer moaen
81 So, marltm baben g oenn
oas nidlt oleid gciagt Der bin
I ia icl6er!"
inuno ooSfeIbc. 81.
nem Scrcin ml0d)tcn Sic beitreten?
@c6cn Sic oOd in ben gilOun9S'
oereinI"
~9tcin, e;ncn oeieaigen Gerein
meme idl"
80. ser 9iloun0Spercin lit ull6
geIcaig, ga miro ieOen Sonltag &c.
rouft!"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

Sem aboemiee at.
Sdauipieler: n9iirite id UNI einen
goriduB bitten, SEER 0ircftor?"
u9ireftor: r@as, goriduB? Sier
miro nidt geidoiienl Sic iinO oo6
ldn9it nid)t mebr i'm 6eloel"
Sffen9er5ig. 8orfgeiit-
li4er: vgtun, meine lie6en &inOer,
ibr l~ie6augelt ia 10 nit meinem I6os
men airi6enbaum, ibr woGt eud oo6
nift etua Die Saiden uoa &iriden
1teden?"
Sunge: Stein, mir ba6en uns
oa3l einen &orb mitge6radt."
&e6t. &atient: -. ltno 6as
nennen Sic l6mer5loS?
3abnar5t: Nun, iino Sic nidt Sen
Shmer5 los?
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
. 0eaethnpn

= 9e5e1dneno. Ser alien
Dame fam mobl niemano etmas
redt maden?"
Sea, i6 iage S6nen, oie fat i6r
ei9enes 9eldnperOebuG bier auf Dem
8abnbof!"
unbeOadt. &aticnt: sat
ii6 SIR @eilmitteI gegen Die @idt
6elpGbrt?"
ar8t: 80 ia, if babe einen Ga-
.tienten, Sen be6anOeIe i6 i6on %
Sabre oamitl"
@erf6nappt. n@ober
ipiiIen Sic 0enn oaS allies, Srou
&unfel?"
Sea, mein @ann lit oo6 9eam-
ter, un0 Sic BADEN BOD lire Amts-
gebeimniiiel"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

- Gin Yumpgenie. Ser
mieterin: 3pan3ig Wiarf moaen Sic
bon mir bergen, &err Spuno? SD
muB beoauern - 10 mas miro gar
gu leiAt pergeiien!
&err Spuno: Bel mir ~boait1noig
aussei6loiien! SD min mir ia &C.
raoe fir oas @elo elm r2ebrbud CUR
StGrfung oes @eoa6tniiies" anidaf-
fenl
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

8os6oft. arieasgepinnIer
&rauie er5Gblt pro6leriit, er fei
mlnme6r aud Oa5u iibergegongert
ieoen Sag Elm GoG6oo gu ne6men,
ldon lett Monaten ieoen Sogl 9a
iagt elm otter 9efanntcr Miiaer:
u9fa, ga lit ia ieoeniaas 9tusiidt Dor.
6anOen, bob Ou aamdbli4 iau6er
mirlt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

- Sideres e d. e n. slr3t
(5u einem iungen Mann, Der tart
an &opfweb leioet, nnteriudenO):
n8ar pielleiht in S6rer 6amffie Gin
Sail bon 8erriidtbeit 81 fonItatie.
ren?"
Sunger Mann: n@ewiB, meme
gltern beirateten beioe aus 2iebe.
obnc einen @fcnnig germogen du
beiiten."
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

Srisf. 9as 9inO i6rie.
ieitoem lib Der Bug in 8etpegltng
geiest bate. ~4rmes, fleines 9ing!"
beoalerte es cine Dame. nSit es elm
SSltnge ODER elm MGo6en?~
Die Mutter mar entaiidt iiber 10
biel Seilnabme unO erpioerte: Gin
Sltnge!"
SEA" entgegnete sic Dame,
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
6 t m iitia. &iinI

" III .. StNHTIIVI'
ySerr 9oftor, fuarum nerreiBen Sic
Die arlr1en Maler MIR INNER 10
lGredlid in Sbren Gritifen?"
&e3enicnt: ngllts aagemeiner Men-
IGenliebe. 2obe ib einen &iinItler,
10 freut iid) MIR @iner - ndmIi9 er
Ielber. 8iro ct ober eriiltoIi9 per-
riIIen, 10 freuen ii9 Sunoerte."
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

~bonn iteioen Sic tpobI gefaGisIt
ouf Der na6lten Station in Elm an.
oeres &upee. @ir iino bier ndmli&
I'M Srauenfupee, uno ga bat elm
Sunge nidts 5t ia6en!"
5pIitt.er. Die 0ummer
6oben oas groBte @Iiid. 9amit ion
aber nidt geiagt iein, oaB ieoer, Der
bonn nngliif uerfolgt miro, flug lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

8ariante. Mon fam
mandmol Iein 9fedt Dor Raragra.
p6en nidt ieben.
- Smme oereIbe. Bro-
|feIior: SD ioa fir meme 6ran ein
Gfun0 Crime Seize mitbringen."
&aliimonn: n@riine lit leioer
.nidt me6r oa."
@rofeiior: n0onn ge6en Sic mir
irgeno cine onOere poiIen0e Sarbe."
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

@ie mid ser
@e0eSmeiGcr 10
bel niein Sdoppe
int Slide gelniie
bat bat, Ga ben id
geOcnft, abl redt
An gut, 0nnn
mod ib e$ oGeiu;
i'd bin bod fpaiie
en- Manr I'LL bn6
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
Gin sruF.

@as Sic ii6 ga nilr fir 9orgen
MAIDEN, Srdulein, OaB SIR 9rau-
iigam 6ei Ser afrifaerpeOition eln-
getreten lit! Sen neroen Die @il.
ben nidt f~reIien, ben rtngenieBbaren
Weni6enl
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
&ompaf-@flun5e

Gem SSGger unO Dem gtatuffreuno
ltllo nla'luerlei Weittel befannt, INN
aleb BEL unii6tbarer Come Die
!9lmmelsri1tnlgen feit5ultellen. Gins
oer frappantelten uno genaueltet
bilOen Die aompaB-p iian5en. Als
Yeiipiel nenlien mir Den piloen Sat
tid), Der OH &egen uno auf Sdntt'
laufen init LIBERAL gu finoen tit.
Den &ounpaB lieIern feline 8latter,
lie nit Den &an0ern genau nad
ytorocn unO SiiOeu, nit ibren SID
lien llud) Often uno 8elten 5eigerl.
Sic WiiienI1oft erfldrt oieie 8latt'
telling OILS cine linnrcihe @inrid)-
lnilg Der Natur, Inn ei1en moglId)it
leringen @aIierncrluIt ourd Gram
lniration 5u errei0en. 9aneben
miro nod, lDell IN oer %allgegebenen
5tcaung eben mr. Die Worgeli. uro
AbenoIonne Die 8lattflddjen treffen
fam, elm mirfianler Sdjls gegen 81
arelle Yelidthu9 er5ielt uno cine
oo0urd) eptl. oro6enoe @r%nd6cungs.
ltorunq pernlieben. 9as egtremlte
9eilpiel einel Terringerung Der
6ldc1cn 81 ocn a%ngcgcbenen 3weicn
iicbt oic 8iiieni aft in ser aan3li.
Zen llnteroriidung Der 8iloung bon
2arbblGttern, ipic mir iie bel 9af-
teen, @upDorbien uim. fenncn.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

@ie f0nnen Sic BLOB icst bci-
ratett, Minno, bel oicicn ltngeiun.
ben 8erb6ltnilienl
aber ib bitt' Sic, Scrr @iiaer,
= mein S9ori6 lit ferngeinno!
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

Y@as, @ndoisite, i6 nit Sbnen
fedten?!"
~Na, gcipiB bod! @iicn sic
niGt, mic 8octbe iagt: uWit Man.
lern lid) pertragen - Weit 8eibern
rumociGla9cn ~ nno mebr &reoit
oils Gclo - 60 fomnlt man ourh
Die @clt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

.Mein SEER, ieben Sc 9efdaigit
odt, NO Se nit Sbre &ppelflyne
birtreten; ooer iloben &c, BET id
mir Sc Srnoertmarfi6eine MIR 10
di.s n &ern!al iditfic?"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14
GHrner sdjreibsbrirf Nea
4biIipp snnFrnmptrr.
15G.

Iie6er 6err 9ie0adtiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

- Standardization. ~. Sic
Iagten mir Oo6, Sic bitten aus
2iebe gebeiratet, nto iest, in ben
Slittermofen bebonOeln Sic Sbrc
Srau l6on 10 9leidgiiltig! Sa 1T e
pobl oo6 cine Gernunftcbe?"
vM1! Ni9t mai oasl"
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

g6emann: $50 bat es nun
fir Not, tpenn OH mir NAL Den
Sausi6liiiiel mid mitieben tpilIt
IN id MD 'reinfommen fam,
boiil neift chen Die te6nii6e Rot
bile fln!
Gred. @aoame: 90 bort
li6 oodD aaes ouf! gta6oem id bier,
NAL geflingelt babe, fommen Sic
enoli1i"
0ienltmGoGen ~(brummcno): vS1
bob eeoadt, ionIt reiBen Die gna-
oige Srau nod Sen 9lingeloug abb"
@utber5ig. "8arum
peinIt 9u oenn, 8eperl?"
n@eil i bran oenf', mas iest mel
armer 9ru6er oabeim pobl tut"
r@ieio oenn?"
nSSa, neil i ibm iei' 8e%ipertpurit
meg g2il'n bab'l"
@aruung. @ermieterin (au
Dem neuen 9ienltmdoden): @o6
Gins, Die 3immerberren iino beiSc
red)t perliebt. Salten Sic it'd immer
ouBer &uBipeitel
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

- 9tcuer 9egriff. 8iiicn
sic, mas Gltbetii0 lit?
Gilncn @3tiib tenne ih, einen
gcetiib alld), abcr bon cinem GBtee'
tiid babe l1 nod niults acbort.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-14

@a, suguIt, TOO bate Oeltr set
i6eenc Stiid Sol5 ber?
Set Splitterfen? Oct babe id
mir beim llfflaoen in Die &ono ie-
ltoBen!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29
FAMILY TICKETS TO
REPLACE COMMU-
TATION RIDES

SIX months ta-ms.y tickets, good on
all roads .ylnE between Gary and
chicago Telll take TIRE place q tie pop
ular Communication tickets commencing
the first cs next month according to
Captain II s. Norton Of ehe Gary Com
melcsaI Club today.
Months aso the steam railroad com
panlss made tae announcement that be-
cause Of tho misuse and scalpins OF
the Communication tickets Ia Gary that
they would be taken ef the market
and would be replaced ny a 60 day fam
Ly ticket
THIS resulted IN different Car Or
carnations and committees making a
bitter fsh1 is retain the comm rarion
tickets but without results F.na ~
after hals q dozen or more conf rences
Tie railroad companies agreed 4 ex-
tend me time l4m-, four months on the
family tickets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29
penter kenneth Carpenter

Burdick-Clarenee H. Miller. Hrs.
HELEN Wood Miller
hammond and Mrs. George
Berdlne. M ana Mrs Oliver Berdine.
2Ir and Mrs Flint Berdine. Leonna.
Max. Buia, Londelete. Donald E
Charlotte NJ Harry Wayne NleL
Merle and Drue B4raane Sir. and Mrs.
David Jones. Bethel Jones. Virginia
Bell Jones clarence A1ushrush,
Maurice Mushrush. Mrs r. E Nash.
Durland Nash. Mr and Mrs II. "
Jarcaosy Charity E. ard Harc-d y
Jarchow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29
Stevenson's PraYer.

Give US to awake with smiles, give
as 10 labor smiling AS the sun light
ems the WORLD, SO let our loving kind.
ness make bright the house OF our
hahitation. Stevenson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29
HOW MILLIONS
NOW END CORMS
They Frat Stop the Pain Instantly
This Easy

Some years ago q famous expert
found new way to end corns. A
laboratory of world wide fame
adopted and produced It.
Thousands OF people tonight will
stop the pain Of throbb;ng corns
and then bid farewell to corns.
Corn troubles everywhere have
largely disappeared
The way is Blue-jay - the LIQUID
or the plaster. Apply It BY touch
The pain stops instantly. The whole
corn soon loosens and comes out.
The way IS gentle. easy. quick
and sure It IS scientific Quit old
ways and t-y this one now. Watch
what It does TO one corn.
Join Your friends, who never let
3 corn pain twice. Begin tonight.
Your druggist has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29
MAYOR IN WELCOME
TO OFFICIALS

1can..nuss from page oae1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29

The Hon Mrs Rupert Keppes successful for annuent
of
her husbands ineapac r the talk Of the British metropolis
exalted social position Of the parties The Hon Keppe
Old, years
vas wnnngly termed the beautiful debutante
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-29

6continued from page one.1
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
STALE BLOOD
AFFECTS FEELINGS
PeptO-Mangan Makes
Red Blood, Restores
Healthy Glow

It is gradually, very gradually. that
the effects OF weakened blood be-
come apparent. Generally there is a
feeling OF lassitude. Il is like a
harmless lazy heaviness and the
complexion becomes muddy.
Guides Pepto-M angan is the very
first thing a woman should think OF
taking for a stale-looking complex
ion. It dr'~or out the poisons that
ruin conn MS.
But 70 ot only the effect that
Guides Pep o-Mangan has upon the
complexion that makes it so valu-
able. New healthy blood causes an
improvement in feelings a return to
the usual style of enthusiasm, a SEN
sation of warmth and glow, an appe-
lite that eagerly awaits eating time
GUIDES Pepte- Mangan makes new
blood. 1t comes in liquid. or tablet
form. both having the same medi-
cinal value. The full name. Guides
Pepto- Man an" is on every package.
Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
HARDING SENDS
DIR. MOORE REGRETS

Special services marked the clos
ing OF the forty-ffth anniversary
OF the pastorate OF the Rev Benja-
min r. Moore, at Shiloh Baptist
Church. last night. Jubilee services
and celebrations were held in the
church all last week. During that
time DR.. Moore has received con-
gratulations from Governor Denney.
Mayor Harvey. former Mayor Will
liam G. Taylor, Bishop Cook. and
President Harding. The latter in a
letter signed by George b. Chris
tian. secretary to the President. ex-
pressed his inability TO accept the
Invitation to attend the celebrations.
Among the speakers at the clos
ing services last night were: A. p.
Hendley. the Rev. John Johnson
and Deacon Reynolds. The climax
OF the anniversary week was held
last Thursday night, when speeches
by Mayor Harvey. Bishop Cook.
former Mayor william G. Taylor.
Hiram Yerger. and colored clergy
from Philadelphia were delivered
and a banquet served IN the base
ment OF the church.
Dr. Moore Is the first and only
pastor OF Shiloh Church. He start
ed his pastorate at the Church in
1886.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
POULTRY SHOOT.

The Diamond State. Brandywine
and Wilmington Rifle clubs COM
bined to hold their poultry shoot
over the Shellpot range on Satur-
day. Flanking the prize turkeys was
an appropriate assortment Of plum
puddings. cakes and similar trim
mings
r. S. Cashell came through the
afternoon in wonderful form. turn
ing in two scores Of 4Sx5O at 200
yards. under very difficult shooting
conditions. due to the variable
winds and poor light which pre-
vailed late in the afternoon. Cashen
was high in both events, and also
won the grand aggregate. which car
RED the turkey with It j. B. Grier
was runner-up in the first event.
without seriously endangering the
Winners place. W. o. Webster took
second place in Event 2. with 45x5O.
,-Asneil, Grier, Lesney. Burkins. w.
-. webster. J. Mclaughlin. c. b.
lister and ]. W. Lister. Jr.. all car
tieo nome prizes that will holm
1'orn the festive board on Thanks
kiF'ng Day. G. II. Pussy was award =
ca me consolation prize.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
EFSG0PALIANS 100
PER CENT. AT SERVICE

Responding 10 the call for 100
per cent Sunday" many Episcopal
ians attended services in the church.
es yesterday. In most OF the churches
the rectors OBLIGATED. At Trinity. the
Rev J. l. T. Gibbs. of Virginia.
preached in the morning and the
Rev. Robert Bell. vicar OF Old
swedes, this city, conducted the even
ing services.
Love one another one OF the
last injunctions OF Christ. should be
carried out by us in the same zeal
with which we try to carry out the
last requests OF our loved ones" Mr..
Bell said.
1T Is not an easy thing to do:
we love our own little groups. our
little. lotteries. but not the person
outside. We are not concerned with
him-we don't care. Loving one an
other means giving up. giving in. and
giving ourselves. Happiness car
come only through this giving our
selves
What can the present conference
on Limitation of Armaments accom-.
plish unless we sincerely love each
other and are ready to do our share
of giving up? Only from the love
of man for his neighbor can evei
come the gladness, the joyousness
the sunshine Of life"
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
LABOR INQUIRIES
ABOUT MORTGAGE

The Central Labor Union, has re-
ceived through the secretary, a COM
munication from the Real Estate and
Building Interests inviting II to at
tend a meeting in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
evening.
The subject TO be discussed will be
why Cannot Mortgage Money Be
| Obtained on Houses Here as in Phil
adelphia7" The matter will be In
the hands OF a capable speaker from
the Quaker City. who is familiar with
the plan in that city.
Memb ers OF the Central Labor
Union and its special building com
mittee. appointed last spring. have
been giving considerable study to
this factor OF home building and
home buying in this city. with the
hope of eventually arriving at some
definite plan that would lend impetus
TO erection OF houses. The Philadel-
phia plan has met with popular IA
vor.
owing to the fact that the Central
Labor Union does not meet in regu-
lar session tomorrow evening. II is
urged by the executive committee
that as many OF the members as
possible, who have been interested
in building work. attend the meeting
in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
SALESIANUM In
HOLIDAY GAME

Thanksgiving Day viii mark the
close OF Salesianum Catholic High
Schools first football season. on
that day the Gold and White war
riors will face the powerful aggre-
cation representing the alumni The
game will be played in the morning
at Second and DUPONT streets.
Coach Welsh is printing the stu
dent squad for hard fray. The I'M
dergrads have been idle since the
game with Wilmington High but has
been sent through some stiff drills.
Although this is the first year for
football at the Eighth and West
street institution a number of the
alumni have performed in the grid
iron sport on college and independ-
ent elevens. They should present a
strong lineup against the Gold and
White defenders.