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Evening journal., 1922-03-15
BY DAVID L. BLUMENFE1D


(United Press STAFF Correspondent).
CHAPTER L
LONDON. March Is Omitted
Press)--Is Lord Kitchener-Kitch-
ener OF Khartum-really dead7
He sailed away on the Cruiser
Hampshire in Juno. 1918, leaving
the Grand Fleet in It's snug retreat
at scapa Flow.
In those war days all ship move
ments were shrouded in mystery.
Little by little the fact that the
Hampshire had gone down at sea
leaked out. The censorship was still
close Iittle was told. As far as the
world ever knew, only half dozen
battered sailors, half dead, were
picked up. The great cruiser, with
a half thousand men. disappeared.
The secrecy surrounded the
tragedy fed tho rumors. Kitchener.
the hero OF the Soudan. OF India, Of
South African campaigns without
numbers was a hero to the British
Empire. Tho early years OF the war
had been marked by chickering's
over his conduct OF the war. There
was much Jealousy among the men
In authority in the Empire.
All OF these things combined 10
throw a screen about tho disappear
ance OF Kitchener and tho Hamp-
shire. Kitchener's reputation FOR
silence and mystery deepened the
feeling.
Even today, nearly six years after
the tragedy. hundreds OF old women
and men too, FOR that matter
refuse 10 believe that the great Field
Marshal is really gone from the
world.
Kitchener desd7 Rotl or course
he's not Why. everybody knows that
he IL really alive and in Russia bat
Ting secretly with an army OF un-
obstrusive organizers against the
Red Bolshevists" You hear that
tale anywhere you like in London.
To those dear old ladies who be-
long by rights 10 the early Victorian
era the field marshal is very much
alive Such a thing as his death
they cannot and will not understand.
They will tell you that the sinking
OF the Hampshire was a blind" and
that all the crew and stafr OF that
battleship are working now in Rus
sia with the "Slent Marshal"
Unfortunately It has been proven
that the Hampshire struck a mine
and that Kitchener went down with
her That is now accepted by the
great majority OF sane thinking peo-
pie both hero and in France. where
for long time tho rum ors OF Kitch-
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anos on his reappearanoe.

anoe on his rcapp pearance.
Count Hsmon. one of Khchener's
closest personal friends outside the
War Orfice. said:
Kitchener Is dead"
People who know Hamon agree
with him. for Kitchener mad al
ways promised his friend that in
the event OF his being killed in the
war. no would send him a sign. He
kept his promise. At the very hour
when he met his death. a wooden
coat Of arms OF Kitchener's family
in the Hamon home. in the music
room whore the count was sitting
at the time, fell. splintered in half,
from Its place on the wall.
I know that Kitchener died at
that very moment" Hamon says
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summing up, 'ts surely q wonderful
denomination Of human sympathy
OF which Americans and American
Jews In particular may well feel
proud, especially as It came at a
time OF acute economic depression,
following a period OF unexampled
expansion and prosperity.
Throughout the length and
breadth OF the land tho Jews OF
America have rallied to the call Of
their leaders as at no other time
during the past seven years"
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COLAC PILLS DRIVE
PILES AWAY QUICKLY

Piles are caused by stagnant circu-
ation in the 3ower bowel. The veins
harden and swell; little pools of blood
form. If this condition continues, or
Is aggravated by using cathartics, the
piles are apt to bleed or ulcerate.
Piles often lead TO serious disturb
Rnces of the entire nervous system.
Many nervous persons owe their con-
ditiOn to unsupported cases Of piles.
Evening journal., 1922-03-15

COLAO PILE PILLS are not .
eathartic. They are easily and pleas
antly taken like any pill. They not
only relieve the pain and irritability,
but they drive the piles away. Many
are relieved in "a to As hours. Safe,
sure, harmless. Only go cents at all
druggists or by mail postpaid in plain
wrapper for 65 cents sent COLAO
CHEMICAL CO.. Inc, Glens Falls, NY,
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Mr.. Huber. tho special auditor. whom
we found conscientious and fair In
all his efforts"
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-09
For SALE

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ERN N EVERY RESPECT. HARD
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FOUR OR FIVE rooms. modern house
or apartment: good ne ighbOrhOOd; now
or about Oct. lst. References. Call
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THREE MODERN-UnfurnIs rooms
wanted; couven lent 20 Studebaker Corp.
Address Box C-3f News Times
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property 81
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section. Lot 65xlGj, on alley. Don't
have 20 wait for business 10 come. % Is
already there
LOUIS g. PALMER & co
4l2 Union Trust Bldg. Main 1852
BUSINESS corners Mfchigan ST.
lot j 4. by 10 Il. nine rooms. recep-
ti0u hall. barn. hot and cold water.
hardwood throughout. front and rear
stairs. large basement Wesley Van
Vain. 624 Farmers Trust Bldg
FOR sALE-Have prospects Tor I'm
proved property. vacant lOts and busi-
ness property Make your listings nov.
Ralph G. Osborne, Realtor A-5T2. CoH,
servative Lie Bldg.
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LAwNDALE Av.. FIRST CLASS, 5
ROOM SEMI BUNGALOW. LARGE
LIVING ROOM FINE HARDWOOD
FLOORS. FIRE PLACE. GARAGE,
PLENTY SHRTBBERY. EAST FRONT
AGE, $780, $1,000 DOWN.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents

SALESMEN-Two good salesmen 10 lake
orders good pay, pleasant work. Two
ladies can also make good Apply at
lbs :. Walnut St Coomer Art Store
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The South Bend News Times VIII not
be responsible for more than one ineor-
rect insertion OF any advertisement or
dered for more than one time.
az ~--eeiistion orders on contract ana
ontil forbid orders must be in writing
sddreRsed 10 the Want-Ad Department.
This s. for your protection.
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MOVE into your own home By MD -Octo-
ber- $3.50 down, S25 a mOath. including
interest. buys q 4 room house. built 70
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81 Main $3.50 Onen evenings
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ADVANCE AUTO EXCHANGE. Inc.
7ff Main St Open evenings L-659O
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-09

MARQUETTE PARK. TWO BLOCKS
SO. TYPE STRICTLY MODERN, on
A LARGE LIBERAL LOT. RESTRICT
ED SEIGHBORHOOD. 5000; $1,000
AND 500 PER MONTH. OR A LARG-
Err DOWN PAYMENT, SMALLER
MONTHLY PAYMENT
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kONSULAT REPUBLIKY CE-
SkOSLOVENSkE
v Clevelandu 1903 w. Superior
Avenue) hleda nasledujici
osoby:

Profota Martin, 227 neb 1923
ANN Street, Miller, Ohio.
Marak Jan, prislusny do Po-
divic, okr. Vyskov.
Suesholz Eduard, prislusny
do Hanucovce mad Toplov, i.
SariS.
Alexandrova Balintova, roz.
Juliana Lazarik, posledne V
Youngstown, O.
koteles Balint Lacno, posled
ne sos South End ST., Baber-
On, O.
Fech Anton, prisluSny do
)ubravy (pusta pri Velkem Sa
ysu).
Huska Jan, posledne TIP E.
115 ST., Cleveland, O.
Urszinyi Antonin, posledne
247 (411O Clark Ave-, Cleve-
and, O.
Seno Ondrei, posledni P. @.
B. 800, Youngstown, @.
Roth Alexander, 2379 Hig
ST., Steubenville. O.
Zednik Josef, posledne
5657 = 28th ST., Detroit,
Mich.
Pschiebl. posledne 1912 Sa-
ratoga Ave, Cleveland, @.
Szlatkovski Jakub, posled-
ne 1927 w. Ia St. Cleveland.
Ohio.
CASH Steve, posledne 1855
w. 126 St., Cleveland, o.
Baronitek FrantiSek, posledne
Y Toledo, o.
kacaba Anna, posledne
S167 Beckman Ave-, Cleve-
land, O.
kosturik George, roz. Marie
Turcan, posledne V Clevelandu.
Beck Rudolf, posledn6 1926
E. (W.) 40. St, Cleveland, O.
Palko Maria, roz. Bednar,
posledne V Clevelandu, O.
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PRODA Sc mlekarska far
ma 90 akrech, p mil Cd
Squaru, II minut cd kary
dlazby, 40 akru je pod pluhem
8 akru p5enice, 8 akrd ovsa "a
seto, p6kne louky, pekna past
vina, zivy potok tece po cely
rok skrze farmu, les o 800 Gu
krovych stromu, vsechny hospo
darske stroje vozy, { pek-
nych krav, 2 kone, 55 slepic,
A stare kachny. Y Zasobe je
psenice, owes, seno, slama, ku-
kurice, brambory. Jsou tam 2
pekne velke bank bane ma 80
kusu dobytka, silo, voda V bani,
velky slepicnik, garaz, milk
house, dve zahrady ovocnym
stromovim, hruSky, jablone, Vi
she, blumy broskve. Zachova
II obydelny dunn, ma 8 pokoju,
fernes na horkou vodu, voda
dome. Pole jsou vSechna pri-
pravena k seti kukurice a k sa
zeni brambor. Cena $4,000,
teZ je IL akru oseto kukuflcl.
Pouze budovy sc nepostavl "a
uvedeny obnos. Ma majetku
vazne duh S4400. Farma tato
Sc po pripade vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek. Haste Sc u majet
nika X. Vodrasky, r. 5, Box so,
Chardon, O., aneb Clevelan-
du u Fr. Hudce, 1918 Ben
wood Avt., z vych. 131. ul.
5-29
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VATIkAN A "RUDf" Sc
DOHODLI.

MOskva, 27 kvetna. X
dohodnuti dospelo Sc mezi Va
a zahranicnim mini
strem Cicerinem, die nehoz So
vetska vlada vyjme katolickd
chramy Rusku We sve kampa-
nj rekvirovani kostelnich po-
kladu pro fond na Jlevu hla-
dovlciho lidu. Ma miste toho
RusoVe prijmou penezni obnos
rovnajlci Sc hodnote pokladIl
z vatikanske pokladny.
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sti. "Jihoceske Listy" pisi: Ne
mecke listy sc skodolibosti zee
la pochopitelnou sd6luji u Pl-
zne, ze tam byly dany do pro-
deje hraci karty, ma nichz Ger
vene ESQ zdobeno jest podobiz
nou presidenta Masaryka, mi
nistri DIR. Benes a zesnuly Ste
fanik predstavuii cervene
"svrsky", dale jsou jednotli-
vych dalsich figurach techto
karet zobrazeni HuS, Komen-
sky a JIM vyznacni muzi Z te
skych dejin. Nevime, je-li tato
zprava pravdiva, ale pakli a.
no, pax je to ostuda, "a niz
jsou zodpovedny naSe urady,
nebot' hraci karty musi byt L.
redne schvaleny a holloway.
Pametni deska popularnimu
kapel. Fr. kmochovi koline
odhalena byla pri slavnosti 50
leteho trvani kolinske kmocho
vy-Vlasakovy hubby "a uCasti
naseho venkova, ktery repre-
sentovan byl ma slavnosti V
pruvodu @. S. r. p. ma Kolin-
sku praporem. Slaynostni
pruvod byl prehlidkou narod-
mich korporaci a spolku Koli-
ma a ieho okresu. ZVlaStni po-
zornosti tesil Sc trubaGSky sbor
Sokola brn6nskeho. Pred Cd
halenim desky promluvili sta
rosta zupy sokolske, br. Pragr,
"a m6sto nam6stek StaroSty D..
uCitel Komers, Ia hudebniky
pr. Sindelar, rolnik 4 Nehrub.
Slavnost zakonCena velebnou
naSi hymnou 'kde domov mui"
ma namesti kolinsk6m, prapo-
ry Y barvach narodnich a stat
nich, jakoz i V barvach m6sta
Brna, Moray a Slezska Wy
zdobenem.
Co zavinil spiritisticky sto-
lecek. - Y obci B. u Olomouce
ztratily Sc V unoru iiste pani-
name dve husy. Pc zlodeji
nebylo dlouho ami stopy, az no
rrozradil - spiritiSticky sto-
lecek. klepanim naznatil, =
kdo husy 81 pfivlastnil, Vedel,
Jake byly. dokonce take po-
vedel, ze jedna byla snedena
a druha zakopana. kdyz pa
rimama mela od stoleGku pres
ne informace, zaSla k cetni-
ctvu, ktere provedlo Il DONNIE
leho pachatele domovni pro-
hlidku, jez byla bezvyslednou.
Obvineny vSak nebyl spokojen
a podal Ma panimamu zalobu
pro urazku na cti. Phi ctvr-
tenn preliceni doSlo sice ma pri-
mluvu soudcovu Ike smiru. a.
vSak zalovana musela zaplati-
ii litraty zalobce 200 kc tez
vlastni 80 kc. Tedy husy pryc
28o kt pryc, a k tomu jest6
hodne vysmechu obci. Snad
panimamu vyleci z viry ia
iemnou moe stolecku nj
take mnohe, kteIl veri duchar-
skim keiklirum.
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PINCHOTOVA VETSINA
3,737 HLASU.

Filadelfia, 27. kvetna. -
Uplnym prepocitanim hlasu
bylo zjisteno, re vdtsina Giffor
da Pinchotta, republikanskeho
kandidata pro urad guvernera
mad George E. Alterem, ga
nimz stala tax zvana stara
garda, jest 1877 HASA.
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod

PRODA Sc pekarSky obchod
pred 2Oti roxy zalozeny, dobfe
Sc vyplaceiici, dunn 7 poko-
iich, dvojita garaz, zadny po-
dobnv obchod V okoli tfi mil.
Haste Sc V elsie 1865 w. 65th
St, blize Detroit Ave. Tel. Cen
trail 1888 r. 6-2
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PRODA Sc dunn o lott poko-
jich sc vSim zarizenim ma dlaz
dene ulici, slime stromy, do
bra pramenita voda, vse "a
placeno. Haste Sc Y C.11113
Hulda Ave, zastavka Il 10.
ul. Luna Parku. Po pripade
Sc vymeni "a jednorodinny
dunn. g.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovv OF

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy oh
chod. kde sc trzi kol $500 ty-
dne. byt 12ti pokojich, cena
SliOO. Haste sc V els. 2345
Franklin Ave-, blize zap. 25.
ul., dale tez cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod sc skolnimi potfebami
blize skoly pri tydni tribe s4OO
Haste Sc elsie 2016 Denison
Ave. 6-2
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PRIJME Sc.

PRIJMOU Sc diva PAM Ma byt.
mohou 81 sami varit, koupelna
k pouziti. Haste Sc Y {. 3909
Warren ST., zvlastnl vchod.
5-31
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mysli ledna, druha, tfeti vycit-
ka a ia ted hlodala ma jeiim
nltru. Lnala prece muze, proc
81 Jej tedy brala? Kdyby by
la otci rekla, z'e jej nechce, byl
by il nenutil A. pax by sc ne
byla setkala doktorem, mohla
Sc vdati "a Gloveka, ktery by il
nebyl protivnym, a vyhnula by
Sc vSemu.
A kdyby treba kamenlcke-
no 81 vZala a MIN nest astna
byla! Mela tehdy, kdyz dok-
tor psal, re do mlyna chodit
nebude, vzepfiti Sc sve WASN'T a
snad by byla dokazala vseho.
Ale ona Sc svym vzdorem chte
la dosahnouti toho, po Gem tou
lila a nepocitala, jake nasled-
ky muze iejf chovani vyvolati.
Sla slepe ku predu a ted nara
Zila Ma skalu, ktera zatarasila
cestu navzdy. Citila hnev v
sob6 proti sobe same, a Shy il
vytryskly. Nebyl to plaG ka-
iici. ale plac pokorene zeny.
ktera nahle smetena byla w
Sc svych snu a octla Sc pred
holou skuteCnosti, ktere Sc jim
dy vyhybala a jez il svou
praZdnotou a drsnosti ohromi-
la.
Zdlouhave ubihala il costa
do Prahy. We voze namaGka-
no bylo lidi. ktefl hluceli, Wy
kladali ucel a ell sve cesty, pro-
naSeli sve nahledy, umysly a
pfani. Bozena citila Sc opu-
Stenou, sevfenou krutou silou
osudu, chabou a vravorajici.
Usedla V Praze do prvni droz-
ky a nechala Sc vezti do hote-
lu. Tam Zaviela dvere sveho
pokoiiku a nechavajic horeti
svlci, polooblecena sedela u
stolu, az unavenim usnula.
Ranni usvit il probudil. Ven
ku bylo pod mrakem a zahy
pocalo prseti. Vzpomnela 81,
re je dnes pohfeb muzuv. Pred
ocima Vyhoupl Sc il mlyn ma
kraji rybniku. Videla nizkou
zamraGenou oblohu, re ktere
steka drobny dest', selestici ma
hladine rybnika, plnici stezky
s;lniei kaluzinami a obesti-
raiici krajinu smutnym haven.
Pfedstavila 81, iak Sc vSech
stran schazeji Sc hde do mly-
ma. Rokuii V chomacich, diva
il Sc vvrazem hruzy na odkry
tou tvar mrtVeho a septaii ma
davky prot nj. Zat'ala pesti
a pocala chVatne prechaZetl
pokoiem. Proc Sc to vsechno
ma nj svezlo? Proc to nepotka-
10 nekoho jineho? Proc ma ona
snesti veSkefen ten pfival po-
tupy? O. kez by Sc mohla pro-
ii MIN postav;ti a rici, re ten
neboztik byl by neud6lal zad-
nou zenu st astnou, a re ami
ona nebyla tax bidnou, IA ia
kou il mali.
Ale proc by Sc 0 ne starala?
Co tim dokazi? At spilaji Sc
be vice. nepodda Sc, nepokoii.
Mlyn zustane il, ona bnde II
ii vzdor ieiich utokllm. SEese
hrde iejich posklebky a bude
ziva vesele, bezstarostne, ba
de hov6t svym roZmarum q ii.
diti Sc svou vuli.
Ale prese vsechno llsill tesk-
nj uzkost svirala il po coly der
a Il vecer chytil il strach. Rala
Sc sama V pokoji a zavolavsl
pokoiskou, prosila il, aby nj
prespala. DevGe sc divilo, a
Bozena zmatene Sc omlouvala,
he Sc boji zlodeju, ponevad2
ma Il sebe mnoho penez. Zaca-
la $ nj hovoriti nejruZnejsich h
vecech, propukala chvilemi
rozpuetily smich a chvilemi O
petne sedela We ztrnulem zde
Semi. Pokojska usnula ma po
hovce, a mlynarka, tajic dech
divala sc uzkosti do tmavycf
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at~ MOVE RANO. a3&
- ROMAN -
Napsa Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodsky.
ROMAN

la V Praze Ctrnact dni. Do Ko.
touce psala otci, ably Sc vse
cko postaral sam, ze jeSte nevi
kdy prijede. Az potom, kdy5
w Sc docela upokoiila doko.
male pfekonala veSkere vnitrnt
vycitky, jela domu. Vybrala s
nocni vlak otce zadala, aby
il prijel naproti.
Ocekaval il a mlcky vsedl
do povozu. Kdyz vuz zahrce1
na osamele silnici, zeptala sc
ho, iak dopadl pohreb.
"Dobre," odpovidal, rozvlac-
ne vypocitavaje, kdo Ma pohreh
prisel. INA tebe Sc mne ptalc
nekolik lidi. Povidal jsem, re
isl byla tuze zarmoucena a re
isl tedy odjela. NeslySel isem
ze by zle proti tobe mluvili. -
Jen naSe mlada z Jifetic cosi
vykfikovala, az il Tonik "a
krikl. Mas tn taky obeslani X
soudu pro poZustalost. PsaI
isem notari, ably to odbyl bez
tebe. Jinych dedicu neni ma
nekolik zlatych koukati nemu-
sis. Ted holka, mel rozum.
Nadelalo to 5 neboztikem zle
krve dosti, a koukej, ably ii IL
de nemohli nic vycitat. Zvla-
ste pust toho doktora z mysli.
Slysel jsem, re chce z Lupiny
odejlti. Lide neveri, re S te-
bou mic nemel, a on pry ie ted
donna sc zenou cely nest 'asten.
Bozena pocitila zlobne zado-
stiucineni. Prala Soudnemu,
ze take trpi. Proc il tax pri-
kfe odpuzoval? Kdyby toho
nebylo, nebyla by Sc Ma muze
tol k rozkrikla. Jak pfeje tc
jeho blede, slaboucke panicce,
re ma take bolest, re Sc boil 0
muze, re il trapi zarlivost. -
kdyby il nebylo, mohl by do
ktor byti jeji. Co Ma tom, ze
sc k vuli tomu muz otravil? -
Prodala by mlyn, odstehovali
Wy Sc nekam daleko, kde by
nikdo nevedel, co mezi mimi Sc
stale, a byla by st astna.
Zabrala sc V tyto uvahy,
sladke a vabne, re neslySela
lhostejnych sdalenl
otcovych. A kdyz povoz ma
dvore We mlyne zastavil, ona
sla do pokoje, zachvela Sc
opet. Videla ony dvere, "a kite
rymi tehdy lezel mlynai a tn
mraz il projel zady. Zadala
otce, ably spal We vedleisim po-
koii, a nechala lampu svititi
celou noe. Y noel Sc casto pro
bouzela a polekane volala na
otce. spill. Probudil Sc yzdy,
ptal Sc, co Sc dele, a sotva iei
upokoiila, usnul Ease.
Trvalo to dlouho, nez il pre-
stala hruza lomcovati. Po ce-
lou tn dobu nevychazela re
mlyna. Ami kuchyni Sc ne
ukazovala. Jen nekdy podve-
Ger vysla do male zahradky a
tam chodila sama, divaiic Sc
pres rybnik k Lupine. Citila
sc osamela, pokorena, malo-
mocna. Samota a staly pobyt
donna il tisnil a ubijel. Aspon
kdyby do lesa mohla iiti. Ale
toho Sc desila. Nebyla S to,
ably vkrocila mezi ty mlcelive,
tiche stromy, mezi nimiz skon-
Gil ieii muz.
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OBSERVE
CHEST DAY OCT. e,
WILL GIVE PROGRAM

District Emergency Chest Day"
will be observed by representatives of
all Methodist Episcopal churches in
the Richmond district on - Monday,
Oct. %, at the First NJ. E. church here,
says an announcement made Saturday
by Rev. DR.. Somerville Light, of this
city, general superintendent of the
local district.
On that day program beginning at
10 O'Clock in the morning and ter
minating at O'Clock in the afternoon
will be given. Reports and deposits
to the fund will be made at this time
from the pastors of all churches in the
district. The principal speaker on
the program for the day will be DR..
w. G. Durham, of the Hyde Park NJ.
e. church of Cincinnati, Ohio.
In explanation of the occasion, DR..
Light stated that some three and one
half years ago the Methodist Episcopal
church decided to raise $4,000, 600
for mission work at home and abroad.
This fund was to have been accumu-
lated in five years, the quota for the
Richmond district having been $500,
900. The local district raised S450.0O0
in short time, easily going over their
quota.
Other districts did not do so well
and there was a danger that the neces-
sary amount would not be raised. II