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g. g. Saspolb at Rabiion. g. Sat,
&anoibat for aoneresien mob 6. u.
@briifopberion ION, erflerer berpeb, at ban
pii feIse Sen aeSerftiIIins, iom glubert
80. 2aSoaette i%nbtaser, ba 5an trpr. of
9rlia repr9ienterer Nasierne
OF at big buiineis" life Tan eoeleegc
eler forbrine bam. Sasnolb er fpbt al
nnrifc Sor9Ibre / Yernon Gorultb, @isz
coniin, flbttebe til Roobp Gountp, e.
Sat. / 1883, III fin IIbbannelie peb Ssiz
ifolen / SIanbreau. 9. Sat, os er for
n9rpGrenbe / Iabiion, @. Sat, | Safe
forretnine, bripenbe grGnbing os 9ross
bdnoel | beune Ware.
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3pmme Qanbsbner.

Gen grRife Hsmning al BET sItlige
Sbrafien foreeaar | en- iaaban 8rao,
at Der life bill bIi SoIf 1lof tilbage til
at bprfe Bropiniens Soro, meIoes fra
Sofia. S 1912 bar Der / oenne Ero.
bins 100 tprfiife, 100 bulgarife og
omfring so gr9ife 2~anosbper. We,
en- itor Gel at Den b%ulgarife 8efolf-
ming bleD forbrebet al Sprferne /
1913, % ilere blep tollnset no al
@r9ferne | 1920. 90 meb ben inl-
pGrenoe grGife llopanoring bill om-
firing $50 Sanosbper BIZ itaaenoe fol-
fetonme.
Oct formobes oerior, at Sprferne
life alene bill tiaabe men enbog inb-
bpoe bulgarlfe 8snoer til at penoe
tilbase til oeres tioIisere Stem / Dit
Sbratien.
Sra Seoeagatcb meloes, of aae
2anbepeie no al Sbrafien primler al
panOrenoe Wenneifer, bporaf De fle-
ite er oaarlig %foripnet meo Wioler til
of opboloe Sipet. Ser CT neppe Gull
ON, of triener at Dem pil omfomme,
for 8interen err ODER, tiltrobs for
bpao De forifieIige Siplpeorganiia-
tiorler fan ubrette. Sprlig pil ber
ganife iiffert bli flor 9soeliebeo
blanot gsrnene, 90 ser ingen Welf
er at oporipe % tibet nleO anoen
WtaO, iom pasier for Dem.
3enne Solfepanbriug er ct ODER.
maaoe patetiif Spn.
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Mciicr / MIaTa.

Mr. u. Sbermnn, l%lbienoiug ira
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sfoasni.
bcliua, reiite npli1 paa Ell to Wna.
nc0crs Siir Qicnnum Mlaifu Tor at
ioreta9r iorificllige ltnocrispdier.
0ctte or bans treble Shipeftionstlir
til bette Serritprinm.
@eb Sltneali oil ban bli moot al
SiItrift SurItmuuO s. u. Slorp. Der
fsrcr Spipn meo sc 10000, 600
gcrcs N~atiunolifog | sQaifa. &c oil
laa begae reiie ira Suneuu til Sal-
oe5 % ocrfru pr. Nutomobil til Suir.
borfs | buis Nprbeb Der ortucS en-
3or'sasitation Tor forifiellige Sanb.
bru0sbroncber. 0e bill ogiaa beiege
ell ligneloc 6o~risgsitation pcb Mo-
tann'fa. Sra Sairbanfs gnnr Milteil
I'll Sctparo, og berfra meb gaub til
CORDOBA, Gbugacb HationalifpaeS
Sopeofparter. &erira bill DC tuae
imau Sitre til Frince Wiliam Sounb
Srafterne on til 4atallu. Gn Sn.
lp%eftionstur bill ogiaa bli giort fra
&etcbifan obcr Tonaais Rationalifo-
&c | Oct ipbliae aluita.
Wr. Sberlnnn bar til Seniigt at
ioretage Ell ipeciel ltnberisseIie meb
&en'pn til @eifonitruftionen I gla'
ifas gtationalifogr, til bpiIfet apn,
gres'cn bar bcuilgct 100000 Del
lars, o9 WuliGbcoerne for at oprette
en- SfOgbeifptteIic for oct inbre al
glalfas Sfoglano, Der gientaanc
8ange er blcpet herit al 8ranbe.
iumt De Wiili9bcber Ser fan bore
peb Nationalifogcnc for Serritoriets
alminoelige inouitrieIle uopifline.
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Observation-Disclosures

Get fsrIte Womument, Tom or reiit
/ Wicbigan til ggre for Sbeooore
Rooiepelt, oiilereocs | 9enton Sars
Dor Den 27Ne Sftober unber Itore
Seitibcli9bcoer.
Statuert, iom er al Segcmsitsrrel-
ie, cr opf9rt / Hooieuclt Barf, iom
oaiaa or bcoiccrct bans Miroe.
Nfilsringstulen bolotes al Wticbi.
gan StotsunipcriitetS Soritonoer,
8ictor ~. Sore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

len til andre. Genne Spoa9cIie bar
bragt 6orflaring paa, bpao Der tio.
Iigere bar ganife uiorflarlia, nennlia
bporlebes Spgoonmen funoe ipreoeS
til Mtenneifer, Tom ilet life bapoe
pGret / @ersring meo npgen, Der
bapbc @arnelammelie.
Ger or ingen @runo iii of fro, of
SpgOommen ipreoes peo bio al Slt-
letter, og heller life, of ben iaaeS ira
Orr, iom liber al Spgopmmen. Sr,o.
pooniugsiorie9 bar bepiit, nj DC enc
ite Spr, iom fan faa oenne Spgoont,
er Iberne % muligens &aninerne.
Sor at itonic Spaoommen fra at
ipreoc fig, er set nsopenoig, at ale,
Ser liber al Spsbommen, iiolereS for
minoit 3 Tiger, bpnb ser o9iaa for.
langeS al DC fleite Staters S~rnobeos.
lobe. % set ofte / De 8ar fsrite
Gage al Spgoommen er panifelig at
afgiere meb @eltenltbeo, ON Sp9'
bommen pirfelig err 9arnelnmmelie,
iaa Dor man, bpiS Spgoommen er
epioemiif / Nabolaget, itrar inofaloe
SGge, ltoar ct Barn bar Sober euer
Wapen err / ltoroen. SeIp ON Gpibe-
mien life fuloitpnoig fan itanIeS peo
at ~iiolere De ipge, oa oct er umuliG
OF iinbe og %iiolere De friife Menne.
fer, ser iprebr @afterier, iaa er BET
tenmelig ~iiffert, of Ser er iterre Sare
peb Spreoning al gafterier ira ct
Ienneife, Ser bar Spgoommen i Ell
aIporlig 8rao, emo peb 9afterier ira
ct eQerS iriift WenneIfe. Ger er Dog
in9en @rrno til of lltffe Sfoler eQer
at iorbp Solf at gaa / airfe eler
Seatre eler at reiie omfring, mems
gpibemicn Itaar pG. Snaa Barn
Dor BELT bolbeS biemme, mems Cpl.
bemlien itaar paa.
2pgerne bar enonu life fllnoet
noget Niboel, ser pil gisre Barn
uimobtaaelige for Spgoomn1en. Sel-
Ter life iinbes enonu nogen Intitorin
eler Woogift, Ser meo Siffcrbeb bill
beIbreoe 9arnelammelie e. Get eneite
fire Wfiobel, iom fienoes, or en- ont.
bDggelig gleie al Den ipge, iaaleoes
iom enbper 9pse bill foreitripe. Spis
SamneIien pebblir efter Spgoom.
mems Spbsr, maa MAJ isse SiGlp
hos en- Srtboppbiit eaer Specialiit
| Sebanoling at 9rsblinger. Oct
giploer melt ON Sorplorene bar
SaoImooigbeo og lt~oboloenbeo. Set
fnn ofte ipnes, iom ON gebanolingen
life biGlper oct minoite, men bpiS
man pebblir aar eiter Iar, er Ser
Wiiligbeo for, at Sombeben fan III.
rereS. Sperationer bar ogiaa unoer.
tioen bIulpet.
II. g. Gliblic SeoItb Serpice flyer,
at ben oigtigite Sor~anitaltning MOO
9arnclamnelie, Der fnn tugeS al bet
ofientlige, er SprettelIen al ortos
p9oiife alinifer for geban0ling al
oenne SpgopnlS Dire og oiIentlia
Silipn meb, at DC ldnmnebe peoblir
at fna SpgebebunbIing, iaalGrge De
tr9nger til Sen, eiten oct iaa er 6
eler 10 glar. llOen ioaoant Silipn
err Der itaoig 5urc for, at gurnene
inoen lang Sib fonmer utlber
"gebanolins" al apafialpere, iom
muligenS bill forp9rre oercs Silitano.
9e Der / fine Stem bar garn, Der er
blet lamnlet eaer giort til arebIil1.
ger al berlne Spgbon,, fun iaa npr.
mere Splpsninger ON bpao DC BELT
ifal giere peo at tiIIfripe Siirgeon
General, II. g. HubIic Sealtb Ger.
pice, WaIblnaton, 9. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

stben paa en- gr9if TeItroper o. Der.
eiter interneres | ct Slot, inbtil ban
fan iremitiaes for 3cttell.
Zen reuolutionrrc aontite bar M
nebiat ct ertraorbinprt Tribunal til
at ia | 5crber % bsrnme aae oisie
SpnOebuffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Ziterrigs Sinanicr.

Gen ~sitcrrigife R~eaierine bapbe
Tom befieubt forelo9t SeroensligaenS
Gontrolfomite ct Yruaram til Neor-
ganiiation al 2nnbetS Sinausu9ien,
for at ser funbe bli llopei til at op-
nna uoenrigife Saan. Zen fornem.
tie Boit paa bette Vro9rom bar en-
S~alG5ifat, ionl maj, bapbc bereanet
piloe brinae SuotGaten op ira 46 til
S05 Wtillioner @ul0froner.
Irbeiberne proteitercoe imiOlertio
euergiif intob oeni,e S~alaSifat, iom
/ bei 8rao pilbe foropre alle Sips.
forneoenbeoer.
Ga M, bar 2i9aens aontrolfomite
ogioa iorfaItet Groieftct til itor Sor-
bailielie for RigSfoniler Seipel %
bans &ubinet. &omiteen erfl9rer, at
SocialiiterneS Hlan on Spangslaan
ira aapitaliiternc bar %iornuftia %
onifelig, og Den anbefaleoe, at Hi9s-
ba9en blep opleit, rlaar bette bar
giennemfsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Oct rnsiiife &irfeenlo.

Zen rllsiiife Sinansminiiter oplp.
fer MI, at e, betpoelig Gel al oct rus.
fife &irfcgulb err blet iol9t til tpife
Ngenter. Sopict.H egieringens @ulos
ionb belsber Jig mi til 200 Riaioner
9ulbrubler, oplpier ban. Eli @ien.
giplo err Der | Girfulation life mint
ore emo 1,1S2,000, 000, 100000 go
pir.Hubler - bpis oa nogen fan flo
re at lPie Bette Gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

@i tan iaar tiIbbbe ct uaIminbeIio
baffert llbbaIs at Sulesnifninesfprt mco
fire forifieli9e irlft e%nsraperebe Sulcs
mother FAINT neb tilberenbe &onppIlttcr
at COB apaIitet. Spert Sort paatrpffes
en- Sules os HptanrsbiIien iamt Seres
Napn % Ibresie. Sert paa gneeIif eIer
Sort efter eget gebag.
Sore I~rtfer:
10 Sort nteb &pnpplntter for S1.OO.
25 Sort meb &pnnplntter for S1.50.
so Sort nteb 9unuplntter for 1928.
Sri'er paa itsrre Barrier ienbes paa
SorIansenbe.
Werf. 8i Tan fun mobtase Sores ges
filling til bisie bilige Griier, noor
famine Napn os Ibresie fan benpttes poa
belle Orbren. - Scr liaeIebes filter poa
at opsipe ON enselif eIer norit
Cert enlfes.
Sisie Sort fan / aabne a%onpoluttcr
ienbes oberalt for 1 Gent Stpftet, men
iad Mo Der. lite ifribes poo Dem.
Senb ps 9ercs SETTLING itibe.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th 1908 At
THE PosT oFFIcE AT DEcoRAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARcH3 3. 1897.
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SniflanbS YapirfIum.

Spiflanb gaar MI 2iterrig og Hlis.
lano Ell bei Sang meo Senipn iii
lloiteoelie al Eopirpengc, OF Sc tpife
Iapirpenge fappes meb DC piterrigife
og rilsiiife / TGroilpSbeb. 9are /
Ben llge, iom cnOte Den 23oe Oft.
ubIteoteS me Eopirpenge til ct ge.
Lob al 35,466,969,00O, set pil ii0e
omtrent 5000 Niuioner Warf ON
Sugen.
Otter bette bIir 10 bisie ipimleroc
GUNNER bare Ell tom emo, iom IN.
gcllting betpoer.
Gen tpifc Regiering bar inofoIbt
en- International Sonierence al bel.
fierlbtc 6aglnGnb ior at biGlpc oen
at bite paa en- llbpei ITO al bette
baablsic fillaniielle llisre. gIanot
oisie er Seremiab SenfS ira Ietu
Dorf, 9arfier SiSierin9 fra Nmiter.
Dam, 5rauf aepues ira GnaIallo og
9anfier Gasiel fra StocfboIm.
Gbefoirefteren ior oen tpife Hias-
bnllf, S~apenitein, erflprer, at oct
life or iaa meaet ct iinaniieIt Tro.
blem iom ct 9%lllproblemJ iom ooIocr
5piflono llIpffe. 2piflanb er ct al
&c rigeite <ls9onoe / Ierben, og
bets Snbuitri CT baieret paa bette.
Wen 2anOct bar miaottet Icpcrc Iaa
meget Sul til Srunfrig, at oct bar
maattet fisbe aul ! England for g..
600 Willioner Wtarf for at boloe lin
egcn Snbuitri 9%ancnoe, OF bette bar
ruineret SpiflanbS SanbelsbaIance.
Sbnorbnffe.
Den repolutionpre &omite, iom M
ltprer 0rGfenlano, u0folber itor Off
tipitet meo at arreitere politiife %
militGre Seocre, iom formobes at
ia bapt nogen Inoel | 8r9fenlanoS
lllpffer | BET ienere. 5lere tioligere
Winiitre OF @eueraler er tat | Sor.
paring. Baa Ell enfelt DAG, Sors-
BAG / iorrige llae, blep iaaleoeS Ell
General OF ire cibile Yericuer, bpor-
at TO bar tioliaere Ytiniitre % Ell
iorbenp. 8llpernsr | Sbrafien, are
~ltcret.
Samne TAG bIep oeiaa gr.aons
aonitantinS gror, Yrius Inbreas,
arreiteret paa Den ianme Inflaee
paa Gen aori,i. San bill brinees til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

.Ttt bGnbrr uits, at prere. fom tnneboIoer
Isle Yenee % life er reeiitrerei. fpnrrer bort
paa geteu. eeno bsrfpr TIE Ipfe Henss noen
at faa Suffering ior Srepst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Livestock, Grain &PIoduCp
October 0S

October IS.
so. ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

Gn ogtct Sen bar annlooet mia ON
after at eisrc nit @uf for Sen W,l.
mic, iom optrGoer / DULUTH Sfan.
oinap" pg belGrcr os ON, bporoan
norlf Siterntltr | Mmcrifa fol laaes
otter Wsniter 1925. Sgrumoen bur.
DC ieg bel BELT la oct p9re, OF iiben
oct er to bunbre s(ar imeucm os,
tan oct naturli9piS life pGre til Ssor.
Del for nogen, at ie9 bcaprloer at Ois.
fltere Siteratur nleo ham, for / al
min tore Snobilbninp inobilber lea
mig life noaet iaa ipimIenbe ion at
Gle Gpnen til at fiunne uStrpffe mia
paa cn MaoSe, iom' or til at iotte oa
be9ribe for en IanS, Tom cnSnu
lite er fommet JIG no al WiooeIalbe.
rem. Sffe iaan of i~oritaa, at lea err
oct minoIte mobcrne, men ri ifriper
DOG pitterlig iaar 1922 = nooet,
iom bberfcn icg eIer &c andre BOA.
ifripere ct SfpIo /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

N'AA u
en- goot
ca. $50
| Stueipt
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| hapNc o
beipiuer
Ter pan
| fra va
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|, iterrc s
| itattcn
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giiQion,
tllulleifat
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Senrlltcr
Stoqcicr
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ID pao
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al 6eet !
pGr me
nf Septe
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bar fe6t
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

church at that place. but beyond
dituro 90 100000, nothing was
done.
In january, 1920. Mr.. Killing. hav-
Ing received call from Bishop Mel
SON of Albany, y. y. rendered his
resignation and on Easter sunday
April I, held his last service as rec
tor OF this parish.
AT "a called meeting ~ the Vbstry
ON April ~. It was decided to extend
q call to Rcv. RolfU Humoroy Crum
NJ 81. Marks church. syracuse y.
Y. 10 become our rector at salary
Of $4,000 per year and n reCtOry.
Before accepting this call Mr.. Crum
asked that definite amount toward
the building fund should he sub
scrlhcd and $4,000 was raised by
the building committee.
Mr.. Crum held his first service
as our rector June %, 1920. lie was
Installed by Bishop Theodore Payne
TIurston Move tmbor IS, 1920.
After Mr.. Crum's arrival II was
definitely decided to build the new
church upon the old site OF Drin,ty;
ana the '50-foot lot south was pur-
chased to make a larger frontage
on Cincinnati avenue. In the cam
paign Tor building funds held in
May 1921, about $4,000 was sub
scribcd. The following November
the old church, filled with tender
memories for pany. was de-ded cat
ed by Bishop fhurston and ground
was broken for the new structure
December III, 1921.
The grgatly increased attendance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

had made IL necessary 10 find a
larger place for the Sunday morn
Ing service some time before this,
and Mr.. Ralph Talbot OF the Majes-
tic theatre offered US the use of
that place, and on December IL,
1920. we began holding services in
the theatse.
TOO much cannot be said in ap-
probation Of Mr. Talbots kindness
in giving us this place for so long
q time free OF charge.
on Whltsunday. June 4. 1922, the
first service w8s held IN the crypt
Of the new church. The sermon
wgs preached by Bishop Thurston.
and more than 500 persons were
present.
The church business is conducted
by the ycstrY composed OF two war
drns and nine members, as follows.
Joseph E~ Washington, jr, senior
warden: william NJ. Welch. Junior
warden John a. Arnold. treasurer
George VI. Ransom, treasurer build
ing committee: Dana H. Kelsey
"Hsh Greenslade. Dr. Dudley w
Dickson. Eugene ~. Lortun, W. Lyle
Dickey, Dan Hunt and Ralph Toll
bot. The building committee is com
posed OF tho vcstry and rector. also
the following. Henry y. Cries, Al
fred O.. Hcggem. Edmund Lashlcy
James T.. Robinson, william y. Sill.
Mrs. John Il. Wheeler, Mrs. B. II.
Dat1s. with Mr.. Dan Hunt chairman.
Mr. George q. Niukler. architect.
The parish has been incorporated
under the laws of the state OF Okla
homa, 80 that all business Is trans
acted under the title "The Rector.
Wardens and Vestrymen Of Trinity
Parish"
Tho other church organizations
are. The Womens guild, Mrs. Dan
Hunt, president, Womens auxiliary.
Mrs. JAMES u. Gilmore. president.
ST. Uisuln's guild for young ma
trons), Mrs J. owen Pcdrce, prosl-
dent: Altar society, Mrs Clarke T..
Runncy, president; League of So
cial Service Mrs. John Carson, presi-
dent: Girls' Friendly society. Mrs.
T.. -. knight, branch secretary;
Y6nug Peoples society Frances -.
Bardc, president, Mems club,
Charles O'Connor, president; large
and well organized Sunday school,
MIR. George G. Collier. superintend-
ent
During the World war much Red
Cross work was done by our women.
Although Mr. Crum was not our rec
tor at that time. we are proud of
D
lain overseas
on our service flag there are 20
stars in honor of those from this
church who were In the service. one
I OF them is a gold star, in memory of
Joe Carson, who gave his life for his
country.
Today we stand upon the threshold
of a new era in Trinity church.
Sever before has tho outlook been so
bright. our membership has in
creased from "A mere handful to
about 1900 baptized people. 1855 of
whom are communicates.
We have splendid and efficient
Workers among our women. our
vostry Is composed OF yopg and
successful business men. Our rec
tor is n man of youth, enthusiasm
and vision.
To him we would say, go forward
like the crusaders of .old, bearing
alott the banner and symbol of our
faith. we pledge TO you our loyal
support toWard carrying on the great
work of tho church.
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nv ME- lsAnEL EnNnA


Crrls history VIII be- road ~ the laying
/ ~ the cornerstone for tho now Trinity
/ Episcopal church Eunduy morning Miss
! Isabel Fonda who prepared 10 has been q
Wonhor ~ tho local church Elurr i9lf1
In the spriug of 1904 Bishpp
lstfances Key Brooke h,ld the first
communion service for Trinity Par
ish I'm the Christion church. nt that
time standing nt second and Boul-
der. There were two communicate.
In those early days church services
oere held in tho homes OF Mrs Dan
Hunt, Mrs. W. -. Frederick and also
for u time In tho studio of Mrs.
short, who served as the first or
ganist. In June of that year Mr.
Baldwin came 20 Tulsa and served
az lay-rcador FOR about ono year
e.. In June 1905 the lot at Fifth and
Cincinnati was purchased and
ground broken for the church
building which was completed In
1905. Mr.. James II. McGarvcy, a
dcason, served ~ the first rector
4 pipe organ was installed In 1908,
tho first pipe organ used In any
church in Tulsa.
In 1909 tho Rev. Gilbert A. Ott-
mann, an ordained priest, was
called TO serve as rector at n salary
of $1,000. and on February. 1903,
he presided Mt the first parish meet
Ing held In Trinity parish. seven
vestrymen wore elected. j. A.
steele, Il. r. Hainer. r. A. Lovoy,
Dan Hunt. w. II. Roescr. q. W.
Domlng and Lewis Emery. Soon
after this meeting house at l40i
S. Main street was purchased for n
reotory. In September. 1910, the
pledge-card system wss adopted for
church maintenance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
MARY AND ELIZA
ONCE MORE VOGUE
Old Fashioned Names
Have Returned to Style
in Naming Girls

old fashioned names are again in
style. and the greatest Of them all
Mary--heads the lists of present day
Detroit brides, gays Bert Maloney.
marriage license clerk in the Detroit
News.
4 have a passion for the name Of
Mary" sang Byron. and many a
poetical pctroiter will experience
cuddly feeling at the news that the
old names are back again.
The popular Sarnhs. AIMS, Ag-
nesses and James OF Byron's time
gave way 10 the Ermentrudes, Clar-
isses and Ysobcls OF recent ycstcr-
days. hut now they're coming into
their own again.
OF course. MARY" never went en-
tlrolv out. There's something ele'
mental in It that defics banishment.
It's an ancient name Of many
tongues. symboliCally connected
with motherhood. with Isis and the
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History of Trinity Church

Aftor serving the parish for nearly
three years Doctor Ottmann re-
signed and his resignation was ac-
ccptcd. lie was suCccedcd by the
.Itov G.. v King ot WATERFORD New
york who accepted the call at a
salary Of ti.SoO aud the rcctory.
Until the arrival of Mr.. KING In
1918 Rev. James j. ". Rccdy was
appointed 30 take charge of the
parish and has served as assistant
up 20 the present time The mem
bership, when Mr. King became
the rector. was about 375. Tho
members OF the ycstry were: Judge
James y. Diggs. warden; n. ~.
Cries Gordon Carson, c. w. Dem
ing, II. &. ACostH. L. J.. Doyle and
Gray Carroll.
In 1916 the custom Of announcing
our church services In the Sunday
papers was begun, 80 that the gen
oral public might know that the
Episcopal church was open to all
who wished to attend"
In 1917 Mr.. King brought Eofore
the vcstry the idea Of building
new church. but the warden and
vestry did not heem the time pro-
n'tlons for the successful cunsum-
nation of the project" Therefore
no action was taken toward carry
ing out such plan. However, on
February 81, 1919, at n called meet
ing of Trinity parish, this question
was put 20 the people: rs the de.
sire OF the parish that we build
new church bulldinE?" 4 motion
to do this was made, seconded and
carried in the affirmative.
During the following summer the
property at Thirteenth and BouI-
der was purchased by the Ycstry
with the intention OF erecting n new
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moon and with the regeneration of
man.
But concerning this christening OF
baby girls according to the name
fashion OF the day there are some
disadvantages. It's like tagging them
with the year OF their birth for
when they grow up their names will
proclaim the period to which they
belong.
when Jane Il required TO name
the year OF her birth she won't be
able to say "i92S," in view of the
fact that Jane was the style In 1922
and mothers were resurrecting
Gwcndolyn and Gladys in 1928.
incidentally GLADYS was consider
cd very artificial, affected nap1e by
mothers and aunts in the later Vlc-
torian period. They clung TO such
respectable combinations as ELIZA
Jane" Mary Ann" and Sarah
Marie"
In those days mems names were
fancier than women's and many a
Sarah was wed 90 Basil. many n
Jane TO n Claude. many an Eliza TO
Nigel. and many a Maria TO a
Marmaduke. Then Gladys was dis
,arded and "Yidygarde' and
"Yseult" prance on the stage. Now
they've got the gate and Mary and
all her old pals are back.
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GREATEST MAN
He EVER MET"
British Publisher Pays
This Compliment to
Roosevelt
CANAL HIS MONUMENT
The Minor Greats" Include
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and Lloyd George


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Rlneinckcts sun Missing.

WASHINGTON, June lO.-No
trace has yet been found of the
eight American bluejackets missing
since Sunday from the L. ). S. New
Orleans In Russian waters. accord
ing to a dispatch from the skipper
OF the New Orleans. received at the
navy department today.