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The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
GREEN OLIVE NOODLES

Noodles, onions, tomatoes, green
olives-the efficient housewife has
these in stock always. Baked with
little salt and sugar, they make
a novel and delicious dish.
Boil two cups noodles. Fry
couple onions. Turn the drained
noodles into the onions and add
one-half teaspoonful salt, one-half
teaspoonful sugar and one can to-
matoes. Turn into buttered dish
and cover with grated or thinly
sliced cheese. Cover dish and
bake about three-quarters of
an hour. Uncover ten minutes be-
fore it is done so that the top
browns. Before sending to the
table, cover the top with one cup
stoned and chopped Spanish green
olives.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
NEW PUBLICATION.
''Whose Who Among Minnesota Y
Il 10.Al- NJ.

''Whose Who Among Minnesota Wo-
men" Latest in Book Form.
A book, "Who's Who Among Min
nesota Women" is. to Be published by
Mrs. w. T. Coe of Minneapolis, former
president of the Minnesota Federation
of Women's Clubs, and Mary Dillon
Foster, newspaper writer of st. Paul.
The book is to be a record of
achievement of Minnesota women who
are leaders in educational, civic and
community enterprises and who have
made records in war work, Ameri-
canization, patriotic and religious ac-
tivity. It will also include memorials
to women who pioneered for suffrage
and have been leaders in various kinds
of public work and who have died in
recent years. The plan is to have
about 300 portraits and biographies in
the book, which will be printed in two
colors on art paper and have flexible
leather binding.
The book will be placed in every
library in the state and with the State
Historical Society as permanent rec
ord Of what women have done for
progress in Minnesota. It will be
supervised by board of editors to
represent the Minnesota Federation of
Fraternal Women, Minnesota w. C. T.
u, League of Women Voters and 9TH
er state organizations. The plan of
the publication is to be presented at
various women's headquarters at the
state fair and at the convention of the
state federation of clubs in Bemidji
Sept. Is.
Prominent women in every county
will further the progress of the book.
Nothing Of the kind has ever been
published in Minnesota. The book will
be dedicated to the late Maria San
ford, professor emeritus of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, and will con-
tain her "Apostrophe to the Flag"
It will be ready for distribution in
October.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
satisfied to carry only a card in the
paper or none at all.

satisfied to carry only card in the
paper or none at all.
The first year Mr.. Mann did busi-
ness amounting to $4,000. He con-
tinued to use newspaper space judici-
ously and has kept it up ever since
with result his business has gradual
ly increased every year.
The fixtures in the store alone are
valued at $4,000. He is consistant
advertiser and booster for printers
ink. It has done the business for him
and he wants his brother merchants
to realize on their business by keep
ing in close touch with their customers.
through their home paper.
Mr.. Merchant, you do not have to
do business in North Dakota or belong
to his association to do business under
his system. Start now. Right here
in your own town. TODAY!
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24

velop into something Of more serious
nature, he should forthwith submit an
application for compensation. This
will make his disability a matter Of
record, and even though now it may
not be rated as compensate degree,
it will entitle him later on to COM
pensation and hospital treatment if
this particular disability grows more
serious. Those who failed to apply for
the Certificate of Injury can therefore
now correct this oversight by making
immediate application for compensa-
ton.
There are possibly many people as
we'll as ex-service men who are un-
familiar with the scope and meaning
of the term rehabilitation" which
has frequently been used in connection
with the training Of disabled veterans.
The official definition as given in
Miscellaneous $50, Manual of .Prece-
dure, U. S. Veterans Bureau, is:
To rehabilitate a disabled man who
has vocational handicap is to give
him the vocational training which will
equip him, as near as his disability
will permit, for civil employment in
an economic status approximating
that which he would probably have oc-
cupied had he not seen war service"
The government has undertaken to
see that the men suffering physical or
mental impairment are placed on a
plane equal to or better than that
which they would have enjoyed but
for their military service. A man un-
able to pursue his prewar occupation
because Of his war disability will be
trained into suitable vocation, where
his handicap will be nullified as far
as his efficiency on that particular
work is concerned.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
Flax Growing Countries.

Argentina is the largest producer
of flaxseed in the world. The average
acreage is around 100000 acres. In
dia follows close second. The Unit
ed States is third with 100000 acres;
then comes Canada with an average of
100000 acres, while Uruguay, Japan
and several European countries each
cultivate from $4,000 to 100000 acres.
In most of the European fax-growing
regions the flax is raised primarily for
it's fibres. In the United States, Can
ada and Argentina, as well as in India,
flax is produced primarily for the seed.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24

reaus and organizations, and he spoke
in terms Of the highest praise regard
ing their efficiency and fairness, laud-
ing the Farm Bureaus good work gen.
orally.
The senator stated that a year and
a half ago practically all farm pro-
ducts were on the free list, and point
ed out that when at the close of the
war the demands Of the allies for food
ceased, Canada, Cuba and Argentine
dumped their products upon our un-
protected markets. The emergency
tariff stopped the flood of foreign farm
products and prevented the prices of
farm products falling to still lower
level.
He referred to the fact that he had
supported legislation for the control Of
the packing industry and the statute
which forbids the trading in futures
in the grain markets. These regula-
tory laws were a part of the farm
bloc program.
When the first appropriation for
road building was approved by the
government, Minnesota's constitution
would not permit the acceptance of
money from any source for "internal
improvements" A law fathered by
Senator Kellogg, held Minnesota S
share Of this money in the federal
treasury until our constitution had
been amended, and thus saved for our
taxpayers nearly $7,OOO,OO0.
zone of the vital needs of the far
mer is cheaper transportation. Rail
road rates are too high"
II therefore favor the development
Of the great lakes to ocean canal for
water transportation is the cheapest
after all. Thirty-four miles of canal
will bring the ocean to Duluth and
add millions of dollars to our farm
products every year."
"One thing must be understood
that the law is above every man and
that every individual must be pro-
tected in his right to labor and to
enjoy the fruits of his labor.
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24
Believes in Advertising.

Newspapers come first on the ad-
vertising budget of Fred P. Mann,
Devils Lake, N. D., country merchant,
whose store does nearly million dol
lar business year.
Mr.. Mann is known the country over
for his achievements in building up
such large store business in a small
community, starting with capital of
SIS and a ''time" loan from whole
sale house on $1,000 stock.
A newspaper friend urged him to
tell the public about what he had to
sell through newspaper columns. He
did this when other merchants were
The Princeton union., 1922-08-24

Sig Haugdahl, worlds greatest auto
racer, in his famous three-mile-a-
minute car, and Lillian Boyer, an 49,
year-old Chicago school girl, who cuts
all kinds of capers with an airplane,
will furnish most Of the thrills on the
entertainment program.
The four corners of the earth have
been searched for features.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
P0R LA CORTE DE. )ISTRITO

FL Pueblo rs +. Berlise Esteban
II. Rivera. adj. leche Bonifacio Ro-
sario, dailos malicioSos. Sc sobreseen
estos casoS Il petici6n de los acusados
Y -, cancelan las fianzas.
FL Pueblo vs. jose Vargas hurto de
uSo Condenado Il SO costas
FL Pueblo VS. Augusta Andino. inf
o. N. Ramon Cort6S Jose Biasco-
chea V G.. Cruz. ad. lechc. JESUS Ro-
drlSuez. Manuel Padf. Maria Mar
tfncz. jose DfaZ NeGr6n. Malcelino
Roman. adj. lcchc. No habiendO COM
parccido los acusados Il juicio, sc or
dcna el arresto confiscaci0n de las
liaNZas.
FL Pueblo VS. L. O'Neill Isabel
Scott. ad. lpcEe. Fueron absueltos
Carlos del Rosario vs. w. +. Lippitt,
Com. Sanidad de Il. X. Mandamus.
Cclebrada la vist;p con asistencia de
las parties, la Corte les conccde tres
dfas para un alegato
Juan Medina Ayala VS. Bautista Ro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
DISTRITO 20.

Agosto 24.-Carmen Fernandez Or
ia. Decl herederos. La Corte decla-
r0 1nicos universities herederos lie su
padre Juan Jose Fernandez Garcia,
Il sus hijos Mareelina. Carmela, y Can
delario Fernandez. V a su otro hijo
Adrian Marcrlino Fernandez Munoz.
v IL In viuda cn la Quota dc ley
Enrique Gonzalez VS. Photoplays.
Disol de corporation. \ moci0n del
sfndico nombrado Ell este caSo. la Cor
te ordena la publication de edictos
para III venta en plibIica subasta
de las propiedadcs de la dcmanda, Ra-
IA cubrir el importe de los crdditos y
el pago de los mismOs.
AgOsto 2J.-JosG S. Rodriguez. Decl
herederos. La Corte declara tlnicos y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

universities hcrcdcroS de Da JoScfa
Hernandez Garcia. viuda. de Rodri--
gucz Il stlS IcgftimOs hijos Teresa,
Domingo. Santiago conocido por JO-
Sc Santiago, Lucia. Vicente de JESUS,
Antcro conocido por IIerm0genes. Jo-
g Saustiano, Maria Benita. Eloy. Pc
Lola Sugar Go. Dominic. Amplia-
da In prueba. la Cortc urdcn0 pasar cl
eXpediente informc del Sr. Fiscal.
Anastasio Dfaz vs. Gre@orio Andra-
des. Desahuco Celebrado el juicio
con asistencia de las parties. Ia Corte
declare sin lugar In demanda. porque
el demandante no ha iustificado el
dominic de la finca en- question.
Juan Mcrcado vs. Ramona Parrilla,
Diyorcio. Cclebrado cl iuicio en- re-
bpldfa tie Ia demandada, LII Corte de-
clar6 con lugar III dcmanda Y disuelto
cl matrimonio.
Angeles ortiz vs. Francisco Lopez.
Divorcio. Ugual i'll antcrior).
Rafael Bcrnab6. Dominic. Cclc-
brada la vista. la COrte ordeh6 pasar
cl cxpedicnte Il informc del fiscal.
Caspar Fort vs. Juan Medina Y
,otros. Dcsahucio Comparccieron las
parties a la vista de la primera com
parecencia, III Corte seia!a In pa:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

Pence, agcsto 27.-Jos6 Rivera. quien
naci0 en- Ciales. compareci0 anoehe Il
las once antesel guml3:a Juan Nicscs,
para denunci;r al yecino Antonio Niiz-
qucz como autor de una aggression de
quo fu6 objeto. en- ID que re-, i5i0 la
herida que prsenta en- el p6mulo de-
recho.
rEn Fl 1-imer deIlffo celcbladc
entire el III Ponce cl Ponce Stars,
en- 81 campeomtto lol;ll. vcncio el Pca-
&c stars por glatro careers Il e@t'e ;
Y Sc. espera que q Ganee.ye esal 4; :
resnlte muy animado.
LAS adltimas notic;as obteal.Aies
resPccto del cStado de salld del Hon.
fiscal Font. feyelan Que cl pacieE:a
estd mejar; mucho mejor. 10 que caie-
blamos sus nruneroscs amigos.
-Por la policfa fu6 detcnilo antcs
de anoche el adolescente FiAnaiSc0
Cruz. natural de Humacao Y vecinO
de Ponce. porque Sc distr&iil ti.ando
piejTas al blanG0. siendo este I'll fOcO
de luz clectlica colccado para el alun-
brado plblico Ell III e;llle .Brig&diei,
! Castro, esquina a Capitdn Col1ea.
No impoista la. crisis economical
han entrado on nuestro puerto para
alijar cargaS, Hos yGporcs Helen. G, ii
200 tcneadas de mercalerias para Ii.
Bull InSular Line cl San Juan con
100 toncIad;lsnde c;,rga pdra sus con-
Signatalios el Captain con $500
cajas de e:lsoIiI1l, nara Ia West Indics
COmpaAy.
FL policfa Benito Alvelo ha sin
dicado ante los tribunales Carmclo
Vega, residente en- la calle Victoria.
acusdndole de haber sustrafdo una
rueda con Ell eje de una carretilla
propiedad 6sta de Santos Correa. do
miciliado en- la c;,lle ESpcranza. obje-
to q. vendi0 IN I'M collar Ramon Ro-
drfguez, quien habinl tn cl ndmcro 3SI
de In calle Villa.
En- la Avcnida II stos. doGie TO
lNf iSiLHtti Id StliOlItb
Leticia Pacheco Marcucci: y il 81 en-
tierro asisti0 numcrosa o!lcurrcncia.
DcsanSe su alma en- la paz del So
1or y vaya nucstra condolencia has
Ia sus afligitlos deudOs.
-Tambitn 'ciertos sitioS de los hu-
rrios celebrdn ficst;,s populares. Il
juzgar II Il las qu" empezaron aver en-
el lugar III -I4oma del Viento, en- el
balrio " dc csta cit 'Ad los g. 50 dice
estan ,muy animalas.
-RecuperatFa' Ia salud que le falt;;-
ba cl vicrnd$ Spor fin pndo cclzarse a
il; calle. cl estimabe seilar Juan Bo
tn, miembro de Ia colonia espanola q.
aquf goa de mEchas simpi itfas.
Todos cecbramcs el restablecimicn-
hcl GCl amah'e bn Juan.
En- asuntos relaci0nadoS CON lii
venta de su aliiimo libro 'Mosaicos".
ha estado GaH esta ciudad del Sur.
nuestr0 estimasEo amigo don Pablo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
Information DEL SUR

i Roig, director de la publication "Dia-
rio del Ocste.'. de Mayagiiez.
la cs cosa IL rcalizs,r la celebra.
ci0n de la Feria de Ponce, que ten
dra efecto en- ell mes &c noyicmbre
pr6xilno.
Manara lunes %. embarcard pol
cf puerto de San Juan nuestro buen
amigo don Esteban Garcia. para bus
car v ccnrhtar en- New York ciertos
ndncr0s de valicdatles americanas y
espailolas.
be I'M mOmento Il otro tiara el
plano de la Feria. q ComisiQn&-lo Mu-
nicilal de oblas pdblicas senior Eduar-
dl Ssnlichs: 81 notable pintor Octa
vic Rfes. esta cncarg&do dc decorar
los pabelloneS que Sc leyantailn ell
les teirenos de lii Feria, que serd q
Play Gr0Rnd local.
Aver emprendi0 viaje hacia es;.
capital, en- us0 de licencia c0ncedida-
IL. la anable siInpatica seiloritG Ca-
1.lirp Salvatella, qllien tiene su
cargo el baZ;.r de rQpa interior, esta-
blecido en la calle Marina, Me esta
ciudad por Ia Porto Rico Benevolent
Society,""
DE New York. eiudad Il la que fuG
I len>asuntos Dc negocios. la 1egresalo
cl aprcciable joYcn Vicente M0lipa j.,
quicn ccn su padre. del mismo n0mbre
V apcllid0. es ducilo de un taller de
rcparGr autom6yiles. alberto en- la
AYcniGa de IICstos, de esta ciudad
Bicnvenido sea-
En- una tempOradl de cdatro fun
ci0nes. hallase trabG jando on el tcatro
broadway. de cSta ciudal' la compa
i1fa Algeria Enh;,rt. Ia que ha reci
bido la mas favorable acogida
--Sigue la american Federation Of
Lab0r org;.niZando los actoS del LG
Dor Day. confiando srs promoyedorcs
ell cl 6Xito de tai festival, pues eli pro
r6sito ha sido aco@idO jubilosamente
por los obreros locales.
-N;,rciso Quesi!s'h dueno del auto
No. $50 que ararece ell cl suceso au-
tomoviliSt;; de la caile Isabel esquina
Il Leon M; aClarado en- Ia prensa To-
cal que q no cedi0 SUI caro- Il III Mer
cedes Calbakoss, sino que la mdquina
fuG t0mada sin Su conscntimiento.
N-Nuestro quclido amigo don Anto-
MO Arizona quiem traslad0 temporal
mcnte su rcsidcncia Il los Estados Uni
dCs, Ell Gusdp de la salud que le fall
tal,a aqui. ha esclito "a amigos suyoS
Ell la Perla del Sur. en-
tGrmincs que permiten slIponer 50 ha-
lla en- condici0n Satisfactoria-not
que todts hGmos celebrado cordialmcn
te.
La p0licfa le Gcup6 Ramon Thi-
llct. tn la calle % de enero, media
'batella de ron que lleNsbG consigo.
contrayinicndo In ley N0stead.
La policfa ha detenido al sujeto'
Antonio Montalvo, p0r resultar pre-
sunto Gutor de la suStlacvi0n, de va
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29
DISTRITO PRIMERO.

Agosto 25.-Carmcn Rivera Padr6
VS. Eliodoro Ruiz Baez. Divorcio. Ce-
lebrado el juicio Ell rebeldfa del de-
mandado, qued5 el case pendiente pa
III ampiiar Ia prueba.
Josefa Rivera Torres VS. Arturo So
sa Polanco. Diyorcio. Ugual al an
terior).
Josefina de Juan VS. Jose Francisco
Olfega Divorcio. A moci6n de la de-
+ mandante In Corte suspende Ii Wis
tn de este case hasta nuevo scnala-
micnto
Luisa Astasio Colon VS. Federico
CASTOR Urbar. Divorcio.
Indalecio Cruz Hernandez VS. Ma
ria Madonado Matos. Divorcio.
Aargarita Pagan Olivera VS. Jose
Figueroa Fernandez. Divorcio
EdWigis Muiliz Vcras VS. Alex. L..
Roberts. Diyorcio. Celebrates los
iucies de estos casos. en- rebeldfa
de los denandantes. LII Corte declare
con lugar las demandas v decret6 ell
divorcio en- los mismos. con costas Il
los demandados.
Maria Eugenia MOntijo. Decl. here
deros No habiendO comparecido la
plOmovente In vista de este case,
Ia Corte 10 suspende hasta nuevo Sc
ilalamiento.
Ramon Rivera VS. Leoncio Rivera.
Desahucio. Compareci0 solamente la
parte demandante la vista de la pri-
mera comparecencia y Il solicitud, Ia
Corte declare con lugar la demanda
dict6 sentencia de acuerdo con las
! alegaciones de la misma.
Pizd Hnos. VS. Rafael Curet: Cobro
de dinero. Compareci0 el abogado del
dcinandado solicit6 la pospOsici0n
I dc su moci0n sobre entrega de bieneS
embargados. y la Corte la postpone
para el 20 del corriente.
Araceli Bulls. Aut judicial. Cele-
blada In vista, In Corte ordcn0 pasar
q case al fiscal para informc.
ENRIQUE Campillo Abrams. Aut.
I judicial. Celebrada la vista. In Cor
te ordena al Secretario entregue Ill
peticionario In suma solicitada en- su
moci0n.
Pedro Morante Jimenez VS. Pablo
Castro. Desahucio Sc celebr6 Ia Wis
ia de In primera y pa. conparecencia
con asistencia de las partes, Y Ia Cor
t. Sc reserve la resolution.
Damasa Isaac. Certiorari. Sc lla-
mo este case a la vista Y no habiendo
compareeido Ia promoyente Ia Corie
desestima el auto de certiorari.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

consrdo sanitarias
Coneta Is de instrumental moderno
atidad
hgenica
servicio4-Cuerpo medico residente e Sanatorio.
adniten enfernos
dendo atenddos medco de la Socedad
Deparamentos especales Sehoras
OpeTacones bahos de hdro
electrc hdoeapicos Rayos X Fuguracion
clos equitativamente corvencionales.
PERSONAL CIENTIFICo.
kDIRECTOR del SANATORIO. Amaio Roldan
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: DR. Manuel Quevdo Baez
.CIRUJANO GENERAL: Dr. don Rafael Veez Lopez
~. GANTA OJOS: DR.. don Agustin R. 1alger
f'~ RADIOLOGO DIR. don Manuel Rivera.
tr OK PATOLOGO DR. II. Ruiz Nazaro
don Pedro Apone. DOM Agustin Sanchez
DR.. IN dom L..
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: DR.. don Lorenzo R. Noa.
@s1 PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Asenca facultatva secundada Ha Carl
dad Nurses Ttuadas de ompeta aptud pracca arga xperenc
CoNSULTAS.
En- Sanatorio Director de de la los da abora
aes. Reconocnientos $1,000 Consulas
For Cruano GneralA particulares de la niahana
sabados
e Especalisa-D mafana lahoables
auxiado los medicos Doo Agustn Sanchez Cas-
Rivera
Por e( Pat6logo:-De a
En- el Conslltorio:-Dr Velez, dc
Por Director Quevedo Baez Medicos Auxlares
DR.. Pava Fernandez de 7h Apone
2a5p.
Pr el Especaista Consultoro Justo de go
Por Cruano Dent Consutorio ODonen 10 plaza de
Colon. de ~ a 2 de la tarde.
socios.de pagan
aenddos cuaquera de los stiles ndado presentation
u1tiharecho..
PRESIDENCIA. Apartadc 241 TEsoRERIA Apartado 2Oi.
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

comparccencia para tl 1 de septicm-
brc.
Jose Romero y otros. Domil,io. la
Corte sciiala el seis 90 de septiem-
bre. para practicar la inspection ocu-
lar decretada en este casO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-29

drfguez. Divorcio. La Corte conce-
de Il la demandante el beneficio dc
pobreZa Ell este caSo.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Congress Plans to Shelve
Tariff Pending Election
Leaders Disposed TO Let Bill Go
Over, Unless 1t Can Be
Passed Before Mid.Iulv

Fro" The Tridrne'S NaShtuptou R3,reon
WASHINGTON. April 7.-Talk con-
cerning the possibilities of DELAYING
the tariff bill until after election arose
again in Senate and House circles to-
DAY. There was a report of an agree
mcnt among the leaders in both branch
es TO defer action on the bill until after
the November election. 4 fact which
gave added currency to these rumors is
the long delay Of the Senate Finance
Committee in reporting ont the bill. 1t
Is now settled that it viii! not be re-
ported to the Senate until next week.
although some of the Senate leaders
early III the year insisted it would be
reported in February.
Prominent Republicans denied an
agreement existed to put the bill over
UntIi after the election. They admitted
however, there has been informal dis
ccUsslon OF the subject and that there
- q strong disp postion. though no ac-
toal decision, to let the measure 90 over
unless It can be passed into law bv the
middle Of July
Many House members are obiectinp
20 putting tariff law into effect on the
eye o. campaign involving control Of
congress. Al the same time there is
strong demand from manufacturers to
pass the bill W.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08

az to this country's requirements in
respect to a merchant marine He
said:
For minimum foreign trade Of
10000, 900 tons a year, exclusive Of oil
plus 25,000,000 tons of bulk oil move.
ments, the United States should have q
merchant marine Of Approximately
100000 gross tons in order 10 be able
to carry at least 80 per cent of its dry
cargo, rs well ns 80 per cent or more
of its tanker shipments.
"OY the existing tonnage Of passen-
ger and combination passenger and
cargo ships built since 1900 consider
able proportion is not suited for com
petitive conditions in the overseas
trade.
at appears that the suggested 7,500,-
600 gross tons Of shipping to produce a
we'll balanced merchant marine under
the American flag should be divided as
follows: Slow cargo ships, tramps,
5 100000 gross tons; fast cargo ships,
cargo liners, ,250,0 900 gross tons; COM
blhatIon passenger and cargo liners,
10000 gross tons: passenger liners
10000 gross tons; tankers, 500 900
gross tons; total, 100000 gross tons
Taking into consideration the char
acter of the existing fleet, it will be
necessary in order to secure the sug-
gcsteG we'll balanced fleet that about
300 900 gross tons of higher class
| lrelght, as well as passenger vessels,
snail be constructed. The excess ton
mage Of tankers and slow or inefficient
cargo ships should be disposed of and
removed from consideration as useful
shlps under the American flag"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
New Park Avenue Baptist
Church TO Open Sunday

Services Of the Fifth Avonue Baptist
Church tomorrow will be held in the
new building on the southeast corner
of Park Avenue and S;xty-fourth
Street. DIR. Cornelius Wollfkin, the
pastor, will preach. Hereafter the
church will be known as the Park Ave
nue Baptist Cnurch.
All units OF the church have been re-
moved to the new building. John d,
Rockefeller jr. will lead the young
mems Bible class at its first meeting in
the Park Avenue ediiice. The class
was founded in 1894. The leaders have
been Charles Z. Hughes, James NJ.
Forbush. Willard s. Richardson, Addi-
son Moore. Z. Herbert Dutton and j.
Howard Audrey. Arthur Z. Bester,
president of the Chautauqua Institu-
ton, is the present leader.
The new site for the church was
chosen because it is centrally 5-ated
IN the growing Park Avenue residen-
tial district. DR.. Cornelius Woelfkin,
who will continue as pastor, has been
with the church since 1912.