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WOULD CORRECT ERROR.
OF CHURCH FOUNDATION

Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery,
| Rector of Grace Church. New York,
I and Bishop Coadjutor-elect of Mass
achusetts, has signaliZed his elevation
to that important See by Launching
a movement to correct the misconcep-
ton that Henry VIII, of England
he of the eight wives and unsavory
memory, founded the Church of Eng
land. Not only have some historians
-,prepetuated this doctrine. but it has
recently been discovered that, i'll the
New York public schools, at least
pupils are being instructed that the
Eighth Henry was the Father of the
Church through which the Episcopal
Church in America traces it's descent
from Apostolic days; and COM
mittee has been appointed by the Dio-
cese of Long Island to confer with
the Board of Education in an effort
to stop the spreading of the histori-
cal error.
Henry VIII" says Bishop-elect
Slattery in a statement; mot only
did not find the Church of England,
but he had nothing whatever to do
with the. Reformation. T.
lin the sixteenth century the
Christian church met the elimination
of the desire of the best people in
the church throughout Europe. for
reform. In the course of years peo-
pie had grOWp careless. about;lchar-
acter and rfiiffch doctrines wefe, dis
torted.
In many countries the refOrma-
ton OF aliases within the church and
return 10 more primitive order
caused division among the people.
i}ut in England TO very large ex-
tent The whole nation was identified
with. the reformation of the church.
Henry VIII had little interest in
the Christian church as the church
Leaders long FESTIVE under abuses
took advantage OF Henry's quarrel
! with the Pope to break away from
servitude to an ecclesiaStic outside of
England whose authority in Eng
land had in one form or another been
constantly disputed. With the break
ing away also from phases of doc
trine whose comparatively recent
origin could be easily traced by Eng
lish scholars.
There are three illustrations fire.
quently used to describe what actual
ly happened to the Church of Eng
land in the days of Henry VIII. The
first is that of a man recovering from
the Roman fever He is the same
man after recovery as before.
Another illustration is that of the
old tower at Newport. long covered
with vines so that no one could see
its stones. The vines were taken
away and one saw nothing but
stones; but il was the same tower.
The third illustration is that of
a boy whose face has just been wash
ed. His appearance is quite differ
ent, but he is the same boy.
1t is therefore accurate TO say
that the Church of England tracing
its history through different channels
to the earliest time, was reformed in
the time Of Henry VIII. But so far
from the church's beginning in the
time Of Henry VIII. il was NOT even
reformed by him,
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FOR RENT

Small store corner Poplar and Gay
Streets. Immediate possession Apply
Matthews K Co.. Insurance and Real
Estate, Cambridge, Nd. 5I3l-6i
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


This is TO give notice that the sub
scriher'S Elsie r. Beckwith and John
q. Mills. hath obtained from the Or
phanS' Court of Dorchester County in
Maryland, letters Parliamentary on the
personal estate of William T.. Becllwfth
late Of Dorchester County. deceased
All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hihit the same. with the vouchers there
of legally authenticated to the sub
scliber. on or before the 10th day of
November next: they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of
sand estate. All persons indebted 10
Sald estate are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of
May 1929.
ELSIE r. BECK WITH. and
JOHN G. MILLS.
Executors of William II. Beckwith
deceased.
RUSSELL p. SMITH.
True Copy. Register of Wills
Test; RUSSELL 2. SMITH.
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page,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-31
its Just A Real Good Car

Here is an interesting bit of news
for all of us,
A Ouran, dealer i'll a nsiGhbcr-
ing city elected ct random fifty Dur
ant four cylinder models from list
OF Goa Durant owners in his terri
tory IAN analysis of which showed
these so owners TO have covered
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town.
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cal expense and service charge to
these owners was only $50 Ssh an
average of less than Is cents pei car
The minimum mileage was S00{ and
the maximum $4,000.
Another remarkable result of this
analysis showed these same owners
obtained from 16 to % miles per
gallon of gasoline and from 400 to
1000 miles per gallon of oil
With these facts is it not double
pleasure TO recommend the DuraIt
70 our friends?-Adv.
S i30-3t-R- 5l31-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-31
Milk Is z Cents A Pint
In Seaford. Delaware

seaford, Del. May s0-Milk is be-
ing delivered to Seaford patrons at
z cents a pint or 4 cents a quart.
This is the cheapest milk ever sold
in this town. and is probably the
cheapest ever sold on the peninsula.
The price was brought about by a
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-31
!; MARYLAND PARTY 10 =
ISAlL ON INSPECTION TOUR
Maryland Workers For Near East
Relief Will Sail To Inspect Condi-
tons Among Near East Refugees.

To land at ConStantinOple and
from there to make an inspection Of
Russian Transca ucasia, Syria and
| Egypt, a Maryland party, headed by
; Harold F. Pellegrin, Near East Re
lief, State Director. will leave New
York June 10. The others of the
Mccormick Miss Elizabeth Nixon
and Miss Katherine Ellis, all volun-
teer workers and all OF whom will
pay all the expenses of the trip them
selves. Miss Mccormick. who has
bee nspeaking in Maryland recently,
has worked as a volunteer in u num-
Der of the states under auspices or
National Headquarters. MI. Pelle-
grin is one of the four official dele
gates who will go as the National
Near East Relief Commission. The
Maryland party will carry clothing
given on Maryland Bundle Day and
will take pictures of the orphans IN
the Near East wearing the garments,
also official pictures of actual condl-
tons.
While the Maryland Clothing APP
peal has met with success, yet the
need for money must be emphasized
saws Mr.. Pellegrin, who makes the
following statement:
The response to the appeal for
clothing, made on Bundle Day. mas
been magnificent. but all communi-
ties have not responded and it IS
hoped each will heed, the call OF the
near naked in the Near East. Clothes,
old here, are new over there. Only
when each community does its part
can the need be met. There must
be no confusion between the need Tor
clothing and the need for money
When drafts are made on New YORK
for cash with which to buy things,
clothing cannot be paid out Money
alone will keep the credit of the Near
East where it ought to be. Mary
land has not reached her quota III
money. Each church and school
every organization. is asked lndl-
yiduatlv ITO raise the maximum
amount to save those whom the Near
East Relief has selected.
To the farmers of Maryland, Mr..
pelleprin SAYS: For the farms OF
,rms MIA seed corn and wheat are
hadl needed, and the farmers OF
MARYLAND are asked to contribute
rain this summer as they .dld last
SIMMER" Further information
= out this request will be given.
"
LIBERTY BONb-NeFfGE Il
The Eastern SHORE Trust Conpahy1I
will pay Par for all issues OF Liberty
Bonds during the month OF May, II
the money is placed on deposit in our
Savings Department for period or
six Co months.
Victory Bonds taken at tbs mar
%at which is above Par.
Tho Eastern Shore Trust Co..
7. G. MILLS, Cashier.
I2-1mo--R- 5 31mo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

p66tti liitG tooenteolla laoplia. Sar
ci oIlutfaon wiel1 min Iltliresti Ian
oennut. IT'D Ell oliii looinut pnron.
tna clamIGnl1. &u;Atl iuuri eos
luastlnt pnfaan bnoioilla fasmatto.
iina. Ionesti 9pluinfin bpm1 sd
ibmistaimesta teboGal iiten pbtcis.
funnan alapiipuolia, jotfa taas wuo-
rostaan obiaaput monia turmioon.
grGasi1 runosia lanotaan:
|. "2ois-poifa pirtin mnrfas'a,
~peitcista full wann,
SGu Giti lauloi.
petoja on aiuwaiiet moan.
Sellaiiia orpoia ia onnettnmia o.
iii jofaif,n parempdan pain obiat.
tafpa, min failan fllin on aifo. Gli.
nosinfin jatfetaan:
81, fplGn fania,
lasfefao, malpa pirtteibin,
ia loiien poifaa muistofaa,
ia birnutoit11nfin.
Mrtturi Selenius.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Ne,u Yprf Iills'in smparist6


on tulInt tunnetufii iulrille iiemen-
ten ostaiille, fosfa t1dtta on l1be-
tettp iodn ia lanilen morffinoille pli
neli1 faarnnlastia iiemenia ia bei-
nGniienrenten ostaiat owat antaneet
bppGn tunnuslauieen meioan bei.
nGnliemenistG. Sept mielafin, te
wanbat ia ,loet tauppapstapGt, Jos
te teette meiodn tanSia foupat, Min
me molemmin ipoitamme. Sept me
ainoastaan teioGn apulla baluai-
iimtme l6bett6G fofii faaranlastia
liiG6 pienisid labetpfiisia.
Meoii1m &eo Gloper -. $25 1902.
Nammotb &eo Gloper $25 100 p.
Mliite Gloper -. $22.50 100 p.
|Simotei 49,. 1928 100 p.
Sim. ia 9Gliite let. $10.55 100 b.
Meoium @eo Gloper ia Eimotei
%iefaiiin $3.50 100 pmlnaa. Saffi
40c fappale.
&c tieoGtte entuiibestaan, eta
tGGltG iaatte bpmiG iiemenia.
Mafiamme roboin fotifaupunfiin.
ne. Soitufoa npt tilausten tansia,
AZ.
iillG fplfponoifa ldbenee ia iGGstGt.
te rabao fun tilnatte meilta beinGn-
iiemenet. 2Gbetps olfaa bttbtif. 1 p.
(19) Slof Tarp,
Dor Sc, @etp Oorf Mills, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

bauoan opelta. @oan usto ia raf-
faus Seeiutieen mabpistaa beita,
eimGtfG endd muista, ettG oliban
iiella miel1 ie mabtapa Wartiasto
roomalaiiia Iotamiebia, waan me-
tiemdt eteenpain. So fun pGGiepGt
baiioalle, min ndtapGt, eta faiffi
eSteet on pois. Sotamiebet opat
menneet ia fimi on ~pieritettp pois
bauoan oulta. So enfelin Gdni .fut-
jun beitd fatlomaan tpbiaG bautoa,
~ianoen eli SGn ole tGGllG maan Sdn
nouii plos.
@iel1 baluan terpebt1G rlttta
(nptpistG) Iuttaian toimittajaa, W.
sc. Redistribution ia b1nen PERFECT.
tGniG, ia toipottaa Siimalan iiu-
na,ista iiinG ~tGrfe1sid toimesia! Sa
fiitGn fGpnnist1nne tdGlld, ia mis-
til opettapaiiista prbeista, ioita
t1GllG pibitte, monesia eri paifosia.
Sofa pubetilaiiuuoesia oil palion
mGfeG.
8ielG toipon, ettd n%pfpinen tot.
mittaja ieuraa ia ppipp iiIla IuiaHo
perustufiella, 4ristus.talIioIlo, min
FUN on eoeltaidniGfin olleet, ioille
moi antaa bppd t%unnustus, iillG
Iuttajo.lebti on erittGin tarpeen M.
tpaifano, iill6 iiinG on terpeellinen
opin fanta, maifa on iila mostiis-
toiiafin, MOAN ne opat niitG, joitc
on ollut alma mailman oliista, iot'
ia eimGt fGrii oifeao oppia. =
8ielG fiitGn teitG meliet ia iiiaret
iotfa olette firjoitelleet @uttaja
lebteeit. Ste ofpdf olleef DDpta K
pirfistGwiG. Olen bengesiG ieurus
telliit teio1n fansianne, noiffa o
len fasmoista tntematoin. so toi
mon, ett1 eoelleenfin iatfotte firioi
hifiio IuttoiaIebt@n, iinG ormon
lopii foipoa ormoIasten ieurao
MinGfin olen foaifpon oifonut ter
mebtdd teitd boialla oleipat welje
ia %iiiaret, moon ie on alma iddnp
fun tannen b~uonoiiteni. So tam
onfin e~niiferta, fun firioitan. s
tGstdfin on toimittoiolle poliot
moiipod, moan tie6dn, eta BON o.
innofas ia bptud ioomaan ieIpdn.
Sits iGtdn teib1t, min baiall
fuin oIettefin, 2oImipbteiien Siimc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
SImoitms

@obiois,B isconiinin &oniallis.
Ieurofuntopiirin muoiifofous pioe.
tadn Sron @eItisid, @is. toufof.
Id b. 1922. Sonia fotoufieen ppp.
betdan ieiirafintien I~abettdm6dn e.
oistaiiania.
@ofoufiesfn hillnan fesfilstele-
mdon piirin papin oiiinto.paitasta,
.. m. ieiirafiinto.piirid fosfepistd
aiioistd.
". &opoia urbo @astt
Giimies 2irisrt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04
Mntumba, Ninn.

DuluQ lerlUeDluu luelllu III u urlu
Serrasia, jotfa olette BpbGn Sen
gen maifutufiesta pGGsfcet pmm1r-
t1m11n niitG ijanfaiffiiesti festG-
mid falliita totuufiia, joita Siima-
la on toimittanlt. S~oiasIania See.
'ltfieSia &ristllfIesia ia fasteesia
ottanut meit1 tdbGn armoliittoon,
ionfa liiton Si1mala on ianaslonla
mannonltt olepan ianfaiffiiesti fes-
tGlp1n. So SGnen lanoistaan ei ole
epGilemistG, iill1 SGnen ianania on
Min ia amen!
ga fun fatielemme alfuraamntiti-
ia, min SSumala, 10 lupnii, ettG
waimon iiemen on riffipolfelpa for.
meen pain, ia bGn on pistGmG bGn-
til fantapGGbGn. So tamG lupaitS
fulfee fultaiiena lanfona lGpi nam.
ban testamentin, joSia profectat o.
mot ielpGn IelmGsti ennuStanect.
Snmoin mpos nonbanliiton lbri-
iariestps iosia pitt olla meri. ga
plimmainen pappi fen toimitti faif-
fien ipntien eoestG, jofa on fltipaiis
Sumalan Boiasta Seeiufiesto &ris.
tufiesta, iiitG oifeasta plimmGilestG
papista, jofa meni oman werenia
fauttd ppbGGn ia ubraii toto maail-
man ipntein eoestd, iosia ubrisia
on faiffien ibmisten, iinlirb miniin
ia faiffien, jotfa ibmisiutitun fitl.
lini, ipnnit iowitettii, ia tGpoelliieS-
ii tGptettp. Samoin Sumnlan onta.
ma lafi, iofa Wooiefien fautta an.
nettiin, iosia Sumalo m11rGG ia
fGsfee, ettd SGntG pitGd rafasta.
man ia funniottaman tGpoelliieSti,
fattesta lielrsta, ia faifesta mie-
lesta ia l1bimGist1s niinfuin it.
ie1s. ga Sumalan faiffiwaltiaon
GGhi fuului: Sofa ei faiffia lain
ianoja t1ptG, FUN lofiraanatnsia
firjoitettu on, min ie OH firottu".
So lie on Sumalon j1rfGbtGmGton
totuiis, ionfa SGn fGsfee eli tefee,
min ie CT m1iutu. Gnnen' toirpoat ia
nlaat buftumot ia iiiailtania iiirtp.
mdt ennenfuin minun lononi, iano
Siimala.
Hiin, tGSiG me buomaamme, eta
me Men1me outtamoitomasti bufas.
ia, iill1 me tieoGmme ia tunnemme
ettemme ole Srmalan faSfpj1 t1Dt-
t6neet. 8aan jollafin moi olla Jon.
finlainen toilpon fipind ipo1mesiG,
ett1 en- ole ient11n iulfiiesti faiffia
f1sfpiG riffonut. Wutta, D%st1lp1ni,
fltfa oletfin, jofa malta rirpid luet,
tiebG ie, ett1 Sumolo on faifisia
p~ubeisiania ia teoisiania tarffa, ia
ionania pit1mGt, fun San lonoo,
ettG Jos pboen fGsfpn rifot moiffo
main ojattelet eli pulpit ldbimm1i-
iest1ii poboo Min olet foiftiin fas-
fpibin mifap1G, ia iulistaa lille iuie-
ID belmetin tuomion.
Npt i%ououttiin fomin abtaoieen
poiffoan, nina min FUN iinafin,
iofa tGtG luct. 8oan ei iiitd mibin-
fGGn p6Gie, min OH Sumulan TO-
tuus. So raomattii pitaa poittanio
jofa puolelta.
Casio tilee buofmus jofdiien IT,
miien ipo6mestG, iofo tobfoo olitit'
aofii ti,IIn. So SimaIan lafi or
b6nesiG tebnpt ZEN mif1 on lair
tebt6p6, etrd ban on oloston, fur
ia, mibeIiiGinen ia waiwoinen inn
tinen. SiIloin tulee bdnen1 ip6G
menid i~iiimm6stG iopufosta tooelli
men bnofnits, ettG ~ssSiimoIo, armab
ba ~tnintia uniipoista ipntistd. s.
Mina olen ipntid tebnpt ENID OF
iimin lapiefieii mobboIIinen".
Mautta, iiirtptGdmme fotielenoal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

testamenttia, 1onta Slnlnln tell IT
ieniG ia meioGn ibmisten m1lilll
10 paratiiiisla, fun antoi llipaufien
ettG mnimon Iiemen on riff polfe'
wa fGrueen pGdn. SamG on lupaus
Sumalan Tojasta, Seeiufiesta Serbs
tufieSta. Sa taos fuullu1: Scum al
ia oil tGptettp, lGbetti Sumala Hoi-
fnnIa lunastamaan ibmisfaniao
lain firoufiesta ia belnetin tuomi-
osta." Sa tdmG on npt totilesti
taptsttpl Sa olemmefin juuri wiet'
tdneet fifth faGista &ristlifien fur
iimiien ia IosnouiemiIen muistojub.
laa, josia t1tettiin ie testamentti
ionfa Sllmalo on antanit sebastian.
Ia Seeiuflesta &ristufiesta. ga
SGn on ie oifea %plimm1inen pappi,
jofa meni oman mereni1 falitta pD-
bGdn, ubraii oman. rilumiinIa lu-
nast1fiefii meioGn eoetGmme, jotfo
Ipntiiet olimme ia tGptti faifft gu
maIan maatimuflet. ga MT on ma-
t,aa t~ptof1pmps Sumalan info See
iuflen &ristufien faiitta. So on
tebnpt meib1t, iinun, minln ia TO-
TO ibmisinfltfinnan ilman eroitus.
ia, aipon alituaafii, ppbGfli ia
pubtaafii ia aiipan t1poelliiesti teb-
MT Sumalnn lapiifii ia taipaan
maltaflinnon periniiifii. So on fas.
tcesla meitG mioestiipnnpttGnpt ia
faiffi Sumalan perintoifeiioet on
labjoitettr, ettei ole meibdn pnolel.
tamme mitGGn tefemistd aiituaafii
tullafiemme.
Sumala ianoo ialmistan fautta,
eta: "glutuas on lie, ionfa pabat.
teot omot annetut unteefIi ia jonfa
Ipnnit peitetpt opat. Sa autuas on
ie ibminen, jolle Sierra ei ioimaa
m11rppttG". So Sumala ianoo So
banneflen fautta: Sofa Suntalan
Yoian pGGlle usfoo, Ell banta tuo-
mita, mlltta iofa ei usfo, ie on tuo-
mittuL lilla Ell ban usfonut Suma-
Ian ainoan Yoian nimeen padlle.
Sa jofa usfoo Yojan pGGle. bdnel-
la on ijanfaiffinen elGma. Whitta
iofa Ell usfo 8oian paGlle, Ell ba'
men pioG elGmGG ndfem1an, paal
Snmalan miba pplpp banen padl'
lGnld".
SGsiG, pnnG monesiu muuslo
roomotun paifaSio nGbo11n milf
eli fulfil tule outuaafii muiffa fatf'
fien eoest1 on aristus fuollut 10
foiffien ipnnit m%afiannt. Gro on
liinG fun faiffi Ell usfo eifa oto
iitG lpostuan, maan fatlomat plon
aiituuoen mGlifappaleet ia ieiloipai
IpbGn Sengen maifutusta pastaar
ia min opat lite beioGn faootut'
ieenio ipplliiia.
geGin Ie molitettopasti fan mo-
nellie. GnIinnGfin pelf1apGt waiffc
S,umolo futiuu monasti benfenlc
foutta ia omatlnto mastaa, etter
ole otollinen tGSi1 tilosia Suma
Ian ormoon. "apIld Sumalo ianas
iania min ionoo, ettd ie fulfill,
fuulul. "Mlitta, ei ie fiuln minul
le, maan ie fitulitu tuolle toilelle"
auales, eli Srmolo ole iiniia crit
tain iiitG %erottanut. 4aiftein eoestG
fofo mailman, Seeius buuii etti
on foiffi t6ptettp, lafi on t1ptettp
Samulo on lepptettp ia oiituus fnli
luu mimalle, ia iinullc ia iaot icl
omistaa oimon iiin1 paifasia ful
olet. So ammo Siimalalle fnnnio
moiffo idrfi tiio elm taiffea mab
bottomia, min FUN Mile waimoil
lie iotfa meniudt bauoalle Seeiii
fen riiumista woitelemaan, nil
motfalaa tili mieIeent ettd tut
nellie pierittdd fen iititren fine
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

bet, uallet ia lapiet itfip1t. Sola.
be oliWat lparustaneet matfaaD mar
ten ruofaluaroia ia bnnftineet fafl
munlia flliettaiineen. Semrafunnar
ipanbimmat S%neiiforus ia Naatal
lonttoiWat beitG Biiioian antiofi
aart.
Oil elofnu; api ii fullfautta Of
%fullinlt iiit1 fiiin apostolic olipol
lleltd tartoltetut. Seurafunta Of
tana aifnna iiiGiiesti luiittunut jc
ulfonailestifin moimistunut. Si.nn.
Ion lasten biljairen el1mGntooistus
OH laattanut monet mibamielilistG
tnannpnnaisnaiista bGpeGm66n, ia
be talpilpGt taas ieurafunnan luna.
lanpalmelufiisia. &umminfin ppipi
lGlbaiiin beistd, lesfituningotar Spr-
fenn, pbd micla niist1 poisIu. SGn
oil Wtarfus Intoniutien j1lfel1;liG
ia tel ari &lonOiufien ilfulai ia.
Sitapaitii tefi bGn pulion bpmG1,
ia lenwuofii pitt fania b1nt1 inn.
resla arTposia. SGll eli moinnt fdr.
ia, eta albaiiia tpontiasten ia or
lien ipaimoio fobbeltiin iiiorelliies.
II. 8aiffa ban alufli oil innostumlt
ia auliisti muofrnnnut tcatterin
llturia jlnlalanpalpelufiia murtcn,
tuntui bGnest1 1ittcmmin alentapal-
ia istua Observation-Disclosures al
baisten ia mit1ttomien m~ainloien
rinnalla, bengitt1mdsld fpnlilall-
fan baiua. Observation-Disclosures
fiinnitettiin enemmGn buomiota riff.
taitten paotimufiiin (Saat. 2. i
A.. SoSpa MISUNDERSTANDING oina
eoes oliii pioettp teotteris'a, josin
b1n oliii woinlit iStln fomeasIa ia
Dienolta tuofiuapasia o~itiosIaon,
oriattarien loDbpt,llesiG ri.~finfufon
iulilla bGnen pmpGrillG1n!
Weliet rufoiliipot paljon b1nen
pu~olestaan, mntta fniffi ndptti ole.
lpan titrban. Sun Ell polannut.
Seiirafunta otti apostolic lola
mastaon. @ariinfin piimeiiesiG TO-
foufiesia, ionfa pliolesta oil paljon
paastottm ia rufoiltu, apaiflitti Ep-
bd Senfi woimalliiesti. 4postolit
aietttpat tGGll1fin multamin mel-
it'd manbimmifii ia iGttim1t fifteen
ieurafiinnan Serran baltunin.
Sitten be iatfoirpat matfaa Bros
tann-idrpelle, ia nelidn pGipdn
fulnttua be nGfitpdt Yergen @fro.
poliin.
@aius oil iloinnitt aiatellesIaan
tdtG matfaa apostolien ienrasia.
,Wltta mt iiitd tiiIifin iuruien io
fGrlimpsten mntfa. Sdnen mieles.
t1Gn eitp1t Yaaipoli ia 9arnabaS
b1ntd pmmdrtGneet, ia ban fatfe.
roittlii pbd enemm1n. Sumalanpol-
relufiisia ban moiteni;; ia mntfalla
ban ratiasti enimmdfieen pfiinG1n.
9ornabos muisteli firmelewin lp-
o1ntim, miten @oius oil periIen1
palannut @sflepion ppbGfostd. So
iiaoin ban oil aamistanilt, ettG 3D..
men pstGpGnid iaiii montn fowoo
fofea. Suollaisten m~ilffaitten ro.
fastettodpien llbnteitten, ioitten on
maifea crottoa Than ia bengen ra-
ioja, t1ptpp uiein fulfeo balfi fuu-
man fiirastulen, jog bei6Gn mieli
pelastuo. &pipmpfiiin wastoli
@oius pfiifantaan. Sdn wiboii
Seflaa ia epGili opostofejo, ia len
liiGfii poinoi b1ntd menetetpn on.
men muisto. @ipan toiienlaisto oil
b1nen elGm1nid milf ia puoli imtots
ia tafaperin, jolloin ban @iriamin
ia gledfarin leurnsio fdraipaonin
e%tupGGsiG iaapui Bergen, nouttien
fep1ilen raffaiitenia onneo.
Yersen %ipnaeogasIa apostolic ju.
listimot Siimnlan ianao. Mptto
fun iunirempao ~barrastusta ei ollrt
nGfpmisi1, jatfoipat be matfounid
O(ttnIioou toimoen bGGIepGnIG 5tels
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

Ian arnlon baltuun. Sandstone or
mosia ia Waiwasin
u. 5. Draft.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-04

.ytpran Dalitousmaa, tuoltitten
%talipunfi. (Satt).
Evening star., 1922-08-09
PROBE FIRE THAT CAUSED
DEATH OF FOUR WORKERS

BOSTON, August s--ohsciais Ct
state and city tSdaY b4Ean invssti-
cations into the once hutldinE IRE
yesterday In which fonr painters lost
their livss. Seven hrsmsn, overcome
by fumes, were considered out Of
danger today. An information re-
port indicated that the fire was start
ed by q cigarette or match thrown
into 4 foor compound.
The four dead men, John +. Mccoy
and John McAuley OF Boston, and
John Kuhn and william Dempsey Of
Philadelphia, were trapped in q vault.
Laborers were laying q hoor OF pro-
cess linoleum in the basement OF the
building when the fire started.
In plastic condition the moor ma
terial which contained forty per cent
gasoline was soon \ mass OF flames,
emitting dense smoke. The laborers
got away safely but the smoke
choked the nearby vault where the
four painters were at work.
Evening star., 1922-08-09
NANY U. S. STUDENTS IN
PORTO RICAN SCHOOL
University Course in Spanish Lam
guage Attracts Wide Interest.
d. C. Represented.

SAN JUAN, Z. r., August g.
Students from ten or more states or
the United States have enrolled for
the special Spanish course at the Uni
versity Summer School at Rio Pledras
and Miss Josephine Holt, in charge
of the school, is more than pleased
with the fact that students have
been attracted from such wide ter
ritory Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Virginia, New York, Alabama. Illinois,
Florida. Pennsylvania. Kentucky,
North Carolina and the District of
Columbia are so far represented in
the school. which opened recently.
Spanish cannot longer be consid-
cred a commercial or bread-and- but
Evening star., 1922-08-09
HARRIcK-"rhree Wise Fools, {"


Austin strons's delightful comedy.
Three Wise Fools" will be the
next attraction of the Garrick Play
srs. opening with the performance
Sunday night.
1t is quaint and very human
story, brimming with fresh and
healthy laughter. Three satisfied
and settled old bachelors have, as
Or. Gaunt. one of the trio. describes
1t. become mired in the rut of self
satisfaction and contentment. Their
habits and convictions have become
fixed, until it appears that nothing
can possibly upset the tranquility
of their lives. This male Utopia Is
abruptly ended when boyhood
friend dies and bequeaths her young
and most adorable daughter to them
to bring up In the paths Of righteous
ness. The play Is ranked by Prof.
Brander Matthews among the best
American comedy dramas. 1t affords
the Garrick Players dramatic We
hicle in which Ada Meade, John
Kline. George Henry Trader, Gran
vile Palmer. Madeline O'Brien. Ruth
Hoffman, Gertrude Augarde, Foster
J. Williams and Edward Trusheim
win find the fullest opportunity to
add to their reputation.