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Show THE HERALD. JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, SATURDAY, JANUARY Genealogical and T emple N ews 'd Edited By Walter CntrlbotoM Hit, ,. prt,nen mi. M one t0utBUiagt Interest !indvalue? M. Ei Everton- - Logan, Utah, not later than Thursday of each week. W aolldt your contrlbotiona to make fl'i ya o e. eft. , iuare tt -- t- the various libraries where it will be' preserved. :L who think it worthwhile to make the information jL their old family bibles available to all the scatter-flher- s of the family should send us a correct copy of in the bible. We shall be pleased to publish them. iotv. Me r fc ICfc, ire , . M 14 anyuuug aoout mis old publishing it for the benefit of these many; will be interested and for those vet unborn very tew oi incut mi -- r Tlun0 jjg IT IS B ? z a. ;n.r IOUf a a, 'ery here Ml T : s. c men le pis tea; a Jig the ago when father It was very sim- - tand father almost had the ted to get the next day when money spent which he exiit was found that fathers on other side of the road and the rock a pile called for land at all. Then there the deed for no farming had he M before the sale was of trouble lot a and a long delay closed. Good deeds are very important (we mean land Lis) but they are not the only records that are important. the Doctrine and Covenants As Here is a passage from records on earth, in relation to our dead, which are Lerlv made out, so also are the records in Heaven. That a dead the and for are proper performed ordinances Ld is made on the earth that the same record is made in and the dead may be judged from these records. If record is made then it is as if no ordinance had been : f 'n ipor Jail 0 ' iLal times of war it may be hard to do extensive the land from which your parents came. The not prevent a very thorough audit of our gene-Hcjr should and temple records. Remember if the record is not these search in :oulc al eweJ aai! the : star. h 1 port: Jt was beer tr. ju ectly ring ituu a is made, ;cord i to i out it must be corrected or the work in the lie must be done over again sooner or later. to look for on the record Here are some of the things which the from to the in handed temple ; Zpriy made recorded the right name. When you have write it is often the case that husbands ai wives are mismated and men are sealed to the wrong rman, or some other error is made that is just as bad. ate the time to check every name to be sure you have it ees Have you many names to (1) right Check every date. It is easy to write 1902 as the when it should be 1602. If such an error is made iet the record and the temple work is entirely worthless, f sure and check every date in your record. Compare dates (2) bile nth date at 1 it a lien: ,en s eras anes str that husbands, wives and children to be sure it i hundred years younger than her husband sis older than her children. (3) r t for rid it: tret e el Check the names very carefully to see that every every mother is in its proper place on your temple and to see that every wife is recorded with her hus-tu- of d. Sometimes record. (4) Check the record sealed to its proper the t of sealing to see that every child parents. It is very easy when copying your record onto the temple sheet to leave out one ae and very careful checking is the only way to find out md akt mutti cm Bg ?tona has been this r. d I' t i I is subs !. 'r cov ref! 3fS! ,E 4 that you actually have a record sealed to her husband. If your temple record has not been carefully checked for these errors and omissions it is very probable that you I find some errors and many of them. Do not un--be perhaps stent with the f thought that your grandfather or your did all this work and made the record. Many, in years by, did not realize just how important are records, truly CTing out We know sde SSI done. Check tc be sure that every wife is (3) re their importance now and it is our reuwork sability to see that a proper record is made of I did as well as to do the work they left undone, tt you find errors report them to the temple Utah so that walogical Society of ay be corrected. lartford EXTENDS REWARDS Times for further Information consult of th Times in the Cache :ty horary Wfmber 6, 1941- Andrus, Allen, Austin, Archer, ' Agard, Baker. ? R,a- Brantingham. Borhard, Byam. Bushnell, r nd Keardslee, Beale, ra. ' w Bridges, Mnell, 01 Brewer, Benjamin, Butter, iun,llam. Bent- - Jfrs.?U,ar' Garrir'cton. Clnff, ',Crne. Canfield. Car-- l rCk? Chandler. Curtis, CiW PbeJ.' Chatterton. Chapin, Cool-ir- a iw Bay. Dean, Zto, vty. Downer, Durkee. I'kr'v r al' Brake, Engle, iTW feron' filRer. Fooshe, llch. Fisher. Fran- Fern, 2' Fobe8' Grov rkirry ' cX,7 r'inpr' Gore- Gn- Hibnl,GITne Glfason. Gal-Iv'uawti'nrne, Hawley, ' Ropkmsu811, Harris. Hunt-- r Hanklmt' B all, Hayes, Hi Hnche. Harrison. Hart, 1, oft c r c n : f m HS,hHt'b, rt' fcb8' Jonw. t Hayden- ". WltoT' kent. kngdon Tn, a, Little - Jarvis, Kirt-- . Keene, u'ppP7ls' Lanc- - Liver- -' KilirVu1' Marsh. Moore, p1,3' Ml,nwaring, yrirk M0ttl ' M.irtvr. 'JWrher f1 Ow'm' H ?r7son. Osborn, Pitrcep. Grosser, Pratt, p1(,k,wirk' Terry, R.rrli When a missionary carries the truths of the gospel to a family and finally converts and baptizes is the them, it is hard to tell which conwho the missionary happier, verted them or those who are converted. It is the same way with the missionaries in the Cache County LiThompbrary. Last week. J. Laville son of Logan visited the library and with the help of Mrs. Reuben Hill found the names of fifteen of his .ancestors with their families. Mr. Thompson and his good wife were certainly pleased. 7 I005 the expression on their faces one might conclude they were just married. Mrs. Hill who had guided them in their search was just as find happy as they were. This netted them more than a hundred new names and also opened up a number of new lines with the prospect of their being able to to add their more many hundreds family records. The Week At Logan Temple are the special stake appointments at the Logan temple for next week. Monday. February 2nd Endowment sessions will be held at 8:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. but there are no special stake appointments. Lost Tuesday, February 3rd River, Pocatello nad Rigby stakes. Wednesday, February 4th Bannock and Cache stakes. Thursday, February 5th Logan and Box Elder stakes. Friday, February 6lh Hyrum , and Nampa stakes. Following ";'P!fnrd' pltcr. PolPh, Rhymus, Swept- Swctt . SaencepHc haw. Sherman, SladB- - stcr- fn, Skiff L t so,,,., Spauid. kr t v. Turner, olVr'7-vJ,aher.Ti,'k- - Van burn. White, Wilson, Weed, WoodWnn'irrnp Wnr - cock, Wales, Webb, Wetmore, West, WhitWinters, Wallace, Wood, Walker, "T k?- a or to the the records of the tem- -' MISSIONARY WORK Bowen, )U the W Index From - :e the wife is or a hundred a husband has mere than one. Put them all pr sea Rfeii' p - - V vnuoodward, jEntries In Kelsey Family Death And Bible Are Presented rr Jan. hillTIfll LulOL Following arc the entries in the family Bible originally owned by Samuel A. P. KrUey of Smith-fiel1.1NUKAM Utah. This table is now' the Charlotte d 31 May 1Ss2. property of Mrs. Florence Kelsey Johnson of Logan Fourth ward. ixovn Charles Edward, son of Thomas Marriage Lloyd and Susannah Stone; b Samuel Alexander Pagon Kelsey IStSo at Wellsville; d 12 Oct. 1926; to Jennet Avcrett Doc. 23 1824. Baptismal excursions as follows Jane Huslam and Lucy Parj nul. Nicholas Hendrickson to Diun-na- h kinson. Elizabeth March 8 were here Saturday. January 24, Kelsey Daniel David, son of Thomas 1X48. 1942 Moore family ursion from Lloyd and Susannah Stone; b 8 Levi Waller Everton to Elenor the Smithfield First ward with Feb. 1863 at Farmington, Utah; d Jennet Kelsey August 14 1.X49 Samuel I). Moore, Jr., father of 1 April 193a; md. Alice Hasiam. Thomas Monroe Kelsey to Sarah Elizabeth Lea, dau. of John D. Arinda Everton, January 3. 1850. the proxies, in charge. Brother Lea and Elizabeth Lamb; b 15 Chanccy Foster Rogers to Ele- Moore is instructor at (he North March 1857; d. 24 April 1912. nor Jennet Kelsey Everton. Cache high school and an Elizabeth S., dau. of William John Averett Kelsey to Emma here at the temple. Wood, b 1890 at Sutton Shooter; in Woodcock, Feb. 23 1865. Wise and Marriott family ex Ashfield, England; d 26 April, md. Celia Eliza Kelsey to Orson cursion front the Garland ward. Thomas Lloyd. Burlingham Nov. 26 1854. Bear River stake, with Melinda Esther H., dau. of Henry Lloyd Arthur Garmen to Lida E. Hop- L. Marriott in charge and the and Maud Hall; b 1919 at Wells- kins, October 15 1890. following assisting: Bp. Charles ville; d 2 March 1919. Birth J. Wood. Elder George King and Eva H., dau. of Charles Lloyd Samuel Alexander Pagon Kel- wife, Peter Boss, Margaret J. and Jane Hasiam; b 10 Sept. sey, April 27 1805. Hall and Arthur G. Marriott. Dan1886; d 28 Aug. 1904. Jennet Averett, February 20 ielson family excursion from the Henry H., son of Henry Lloyd 1809. Smithfield First ward, Smithfield and Maud Hall; d 21 May 1916. Thomas Monroe Kelsey, Decem- stake, on the Olof Per Olson dau. of Charles Lloyd and ber 9 1825. Jan, Elnu O. Danielson, line with Jane Hasiam; b 6 April 1891 at Diannah Elizabeth Kelsey, Aug- mother of the proxies, in charge. 12 d 1S91. Wellsville; ust 8 1827. July Mills family excursion from the John Ephraim, son of Thomas Hamilton Kelsey (died in infan- Lewiston Third ward, Benson Lloyd, Sr. and Susannah Stone; cy), July 13 1829. stake, with Anna V. Mills supb 17 Sept. 1872; d 19 Nov. 1895. Elenor Jennet Kelsey, Septemervising. This work was on the Kenneth P son of Charles ber 3 1830. Richard Isaac Mills line. Seamons Cecelia Eliza Kelsey, Sept. 27, family excursion from the North Lloyd and Lucy Parkinson; b 11 1 April 1902 at Wellsville; d 20 1833. Logan ward, Cachfc stake, on the Matilda Elvira Kelsey, Feb. i9 Mary Ann Barker Dailies line May 1909. Lyman, son of Thomas W. Lloyd 1836. with James W. Seamons, Jr.,- one and Elizabeth Lea; b 17 March John Averett Kelsey, August 2 of our officiators, in charge. Gib1838. 1895; about 2 years when died. bons family excursion from the Nettie Spence, dau. of James Sarah Perina Kelsey (died in Logan Sixth ward on the John Spence and Janet Spence; b 1885 infancy), November 28 1842. Aaron Gibbons line with Edward at Rock Springs, Wyo.; d 5 May Mary Melissa Kelsey (died in J. Gibbons, one of our officiators. 1928; md. Parley Lloyd, infancy), February 27, 1844. Daniels in charge. family exSamuel Alexander Kelsey (died cursion from the Loghn Eighth Parley Thomas, son of Joseph Benjamon Lloyd and Martha Gun- in infancy), Oct. 7 1845. ward. Logan stake, on the Mary nell; b 21 Feb. 1882 at Wellsville; John Averett, April 29. 1780 and Ann Barker Daines line with Bon-n- a d 15 May 1883. Jennet Gill, December 15, 1786. Lue Daniels Pack supervising. Susannah Stone, dau. of William Nicholas Hendrickson, January Sister Park is a typist here in Stone and Diana Grant; b 24 Dec. 26, 1821. the recorder's office. Bodrero fam1830 at Bristol, England; d 25 Levi Walter Everton, December ily excursion from the Logan June 1920; md. Thomas Lloyd. 1, 1824. Third ward. Cache stake, with Thomas, son of Benjamin Lloyd Sarah Arinda Everton, February Wilhelmina W. Bodrero, mother and Ann Bodice; b 15 June 1932 9 1827. of the proxies, in charge. Schenk at Wolverhampton, England; d 7 Births Grandchildren family excursion from the River Francis Anna Hendrickson, De- Heights ward, Logan stake, on the April 1894; md. Susannah Stone. ; Wesley M., son of Wesley Parki- cember 11 1848. John Schenk line with Pearl B. nson Lloyd and Lilly Murdock; b Elvira Eliza Hendrickson, Sep- Heninger directing. Junior ex30 March 1928 at St. Anthony, tember 1850. 16, cursion from the Logan Fourth March ward, Cache stake, on the Borg-hil- d Idaho; d 27 Nov. 1928. Mary Florence -Kelsey, . Female, dau. of Charles Lloyd; 4 1851. T. M. Petersen line with Vera d 12 Jan! 1893. Loretta Elvira Everton, October J. Miskin, mother of one of the Baby of Henry Lloyd and Maud 30 1851. proxies, supervising. Hall; d 26 Oct. 1931. Emily Antionette Hendrickson, Monday, the 26th, was open day. LOWE May 16 1852. Dr. Chester J. Myers of the Marion Cecil Everton, August 8 USAC was the speaker at the Sarah B., dau. of John Lowe and Barnes; b 25 Nov. 1830; d 5 1853. morning service. Nov. 1910. George Samuel Kelsey, SeptemTuesday, the 27. was Boise and 27 ber 1852. Rexburg stakes. Groups were here LYONS Walter Henry Kelsey, Septemfrom Monti alier. Cassia and Bear Violet V. C., dau. of John ChapRiver stakes. Elders Alfred S. man and Anna Beatrice Dorre; b ber 25 1854. Jennet Hendrickson, January 11 Zeyer of the Melba ward, Nampa 9 Aug. 1905 at Grimsby, Lanark1854. stake, Louis Christensen, one of shire, England; d 11 Dec. 1931. Samuel Thomas Hendrickson, our officiators, Roy H. Robinson MAUGHAN December 30 1855. of Georgetown ward, Montpelier Adcibert Baxter, son of Peter George Washington Hendrickstake, were the speakers at the Maughan and Jerusha Baxter; b son, January 7 1858. morning service. 12 Sept. 1898 at Wellsville; d 20 Celia Eliza Kelsey, November 7 Wednesday, the 28th, was Bear Sept. 1936; md. Mae Louise Farey. 1857. River and Benson stakes. The Alexander B., son of William H. Willis Kelsey, October 25, 1858. Cassia people remained over for Maughan, Sr. and Elizabeth Hill; Elenor Jennet Kelsey, October today. Sister Sephronia P. Larson, b at Wellsville; d 25 March 1936; 25 1858. one of our new lady officiators md. Sarah Hasiam. Joseph Hamilton Taylor, Janu- and Elder Thomas Spackman of L. Arnold O.; b 1927; d 25 ary 26 1863. the Trcmonton 2nd ward, Bear April 1927. Charles Thomas Taylor, SeptemRiver stake, spoke at the morning Barbara Morgan; d 19 'Sept. ber 30 1864. meeting. 1888. Diannah Matilda Taylor, DeThursday, the 29, was Big Horn, Beth Redford, dau. of William cember 27 1866. Weiser and Idaho stakes. MiniP. Maughan and Martha Redford; Susana Elnor Hopkins was born doka, Franklin and Smithfield b 1924 at Wellsville; d 24 July Oct. 14 1877. stakes were also represented by 1924. Death groups. Sister Matilda Anderson Brigham H., son of William H. Hamilton Kelsey died July 14 Monson, one of our new lady Maughan, Sr. and Barbara Mor- 1829. officiators, and Elder Orion Jengan; b 25 Sept. 1877 at Wellsville; Sarah Perina Kelsey, November sen of the Preston Second ward, d 19 Nov. 1935; md. Jessie Hendry. 30 1842. Franklin stake, were the speakClara Maxine, dau. of Geddes Mary Melissa Kelsey, March 1 ers at the morning service. Maughan and Clara Boswell; b 28 1844. Friday, the 30th, was Minidoka Sept. 1928 at Wellsville; d 3 Samuel Alexander Kelsey. Noand Burley stakes. The Minidoka June 1929. vember 8 1845. stake hud a fine group attend. P. Celia Eliza of Leland Corrine, dau. Burlingam, April 16 Bear River and Franklin stakes Maughan and Veneda Leishman: 1855. were also represented. Bishop b 26 Oct. 1929 at Wellsville; d 3 John Averett Sen., April Iff James VV. Seamons, who formerly 1932. April 1847. over the Hyde Park presided Daniel Parkinson, son of Daniel George Samuel Kelsey, Nov. 25 ward, was the pseaker at the H. Maughan and Ellen Parkinson; 1853. morning service. b at Wellsville; d 11 March 1936; Levi Walter Everton, November Hyrum E. Hanson. md. Alice Lloyd. 22. 1856. Elizabeth Hill Gardner, dau. of Pirena Harper, April 20, 1852. Daniel Hill and Elizabeth Brice; John Averett Jun., November, b 1838 at Toronto, Canada; d 3 1852. Oct. 1908; md. John Gardner and Mary Florence (Kelsey) Roskel-leBp. William H. Maughan. Jan. 26, 1868. Ellen P dau. of Charles ParkElennor Jennet Kelsey Rogers, inson and Hannah Clark; b 6 June 24 1873. Feb. 1867 at Grantsville, Utah; d Samuel T. Hendrickson, Oct. 8 27 April 1939; md. Daniel H. 1878. BY LOIS SHAFFER Maughan. Jennet Averett died Elmer N., son of William H. April 11 day, 1887. Kelsey, Nib-leMost of the elders in this misMaughan, Sr., and Margaret Susana Elenor Hopkins died sion are doing genealogical work b 30 May 1884 at Wellsville; Oct. 4 1890. Ded 21 Dec. 1937; md. Veda GunRichard Samuel and William and are well known by theI told troit Society. Genealogical nell. were drowned on 20th the Harper you some time ago about our chairEuphemia N, dau. of James day of May 1890. the president of this Nibley and Jean Wilson; b 6 Feb. Samuel A. P. Kelsey died March man having society as our speaker in t special 1855 at Edinburgh. Scotland; d 5 21 1894. meeting. Later the chairman askFob. 1930; md. William H. MaughSarah A. Everton Kelsey died ed a genealogist of the society to be an. 3 1899. Jan. the, spekaer in our Fifth Sunday Francis S.. dau. of Joshua SalisMonroe Thomas died Kelsey, Night Program. bury and Elizabeth Salisbury; b Sept. 5, 1920. A short time ago the president of at Wellsville: d 23 Jan. 1934; md. the society asked the elders to Joseph Maughan. appoint one of their members to Franklin G., son of Robert H. the monthly meeting of his address 25 b Zina Gunnell; and Maughan Elder Kidd was chosen as 1910. society. d 25 1910; April April to take this assignment. the elder of Alexander son H., George The subject they gave him was Maughan and Sarah Hasiam; b Why are the Mormon People AcMarch 1899 at Wellsville; d 27 He The following names are taken tively Interested in Genealogy." disJune 1899. of William from the Indiana Countian Gen- gave a talk and then held a son Golden B., cussion. giving tho society members Maughan and Margaret Haxter; ealogical section. This paper is an opportunity to ask questions in Indiana County, which he answered in a b 28 March 1908 at Wellsville; d published very able Penn. Files of the paper are to 15 April 1909. way. Many members of this soHebei Lloyd, son of William be seen in the genealogical secwent west ciety have relatives who H. Maughan, Sr. and Mary Lloyd; tion of the public library In with the church and they seem d at 1871 Wellsville; b 23 Julv very anxious to get in touch with 20 July 1936; md. Chloe Darley. these relatives and perhaps get son consult of For further information Henry MaughHenry S., more information on their own 4 b in the the Sept. Cache County family lines. They manifest a feelan and Clara Smith; paper 1909. 6 d Sept. Library. 1909 at Wellsville; of great interest and fellowship October 2, 1941 -- Delaney, M 10 re- ing James N., son of William K. toward all of us. Wirick. Nibley;-McLane, and head, McAnucty, Margaret Maughan 13 April 1872 at Wellsville; d 12 Data on Jamieson Family. Octooer 9, 1941 Bricker, Dennis-toFerguson, Hartman, Morton, Dec. 1940; md. Jane Barnes Bax-te- r. Ritchie, Steele. History of Dennison, Delaney, Hamill, the Richie Family. Jerusha B., dau. of Robert Bax- Robinson, Wallace. October 30, 1941 Billeter, ter and Jane Love; b 1 Jan. 1859 October 16, 1941 Denniston, LesHammer, Lester, McCul- at Salt Lake City, Utah; d 17 lie. Tucker. Happenings At ; Logan Temple offi-ciat- y, Report Made On Genealogy Progress Name 'Index From Indiana Countian n, Rad-cliff- c, Bev-ingto- n, "-- P5. Seoul Infantry 3t To Give Up Her By ROBERT QUILLEN Old House Number d 1'' -- President Roosevelt today awarded the first Congressional Medal of Jan. 12. The award was announced in a special war department communique No. 82. made public at the press conference of Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson. The medal will be presented to the dead youth's father, Alexander It. Nininger, Sr., who lives a Fort Lauder- dale, Fla. The citation accompanying the reward stated in part: . . for conspicuous gallantry and intrepedity above and beyond the call of duty . . . . d In fighting . Lieut. Nininger repeatedly forced his way to and into the hostile RENO, Nev., Jan. 30 (l.It) Num numbers, numbers, and no one to cry Bingo." The federal government, city council, city engineer and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sheen were embroiled today in numbers, particularly the house number the Sheens have enjoyed for 15 years. Their house number is 510 Mon-ro- c Street. Recently new houses have been erected all around it. They bear numbers in the 500s. When the old postman retired, I he routes were split up and a new postman took over the 400 block, including the Sheens at 510 Mon-lo- e. The superintendent of mniis asked Mrs. Sheen wouldn't she like to join the "400"? Siie wouldnt. The house was insured 11s 510 Monroe" and suppose it burned down under an assumed number? Could she collect? The city cuoncil fussed with half numbers, changed numbers, numbers in Latin and the Arabic. But Mrs. Sheen was satisfied with her own number, and so Tho city engineer, after a survey, found that not only was Mrs. Sheen bt-rs- . hand-to-han- d T ei remember very well some fifty years to a neighbor. iece of farming land We ,, !. AUDITING TIME (Editorial) rr.e . Ot To Mrs. Sheen Refuses AUNT HET Honor of World Wur II posthumously :o 2nd Lieut. Alexander R. Nininger, Jr., ot the 57lh Infantry (Philippine Scouts) 'for conspicuous gallantry and intrepedity in the battle of tile Philippines. Young Nininger, who graduated from West Point last July, met his death in desperate fighting with Japanese forces on Wellstiille (Editorial) RD PAGE SEVEN, 9 4 2. Of Honor Awarded WASHINGTON. VVlter BIBLE RECORDS llCT 1 Congressional Medal Everton lent, ul 31, I reckon it's true that pride goes before a fall. I a used to be proud of hia hair and teeth and muscle, and look what happened." Major Offensive In Moulmein Predicted . hand-to-han- RANGOON, Jan. 30 if.lti-Lpatrol skirmishes were reported on Burmas invasion front today with the Japanese feeling out new British defenses in a possible preIn lude to a major offensive Moulmein. TIip reports from the battle-frowere scanty. In the south, where the Japnnese claimed to be just ' east of the Salween river and Moulmein, nothing except patroling was reported. accounts of the allied Expanded air activity in breaking up an attempted enemy raid on Rangoon Thursday accorded pilots ot the American volunteer group top honors. According to official British reports, the Japanese lost 12 planes from a formation of 40. The AVG rode into the sky battle with the largest force, it was said, and added new victories Men--Lipstick tb an imposing list. No defender planes were lost, a communique said. The day's toll of Japanese craft sent the allied tally since the first attack on Burma Dec. 23 BOSTON, Jan. 30 (EPr Lipstick to 110 planes shot down and will be used on men if there pre probably at least another 50 which crashed but were not found. any bombings in Massachusetts. Dr. Elliott C. Cutler, head ot the AUTOS DESTROYED Massachusetts committee on pubmedical lic safety's committee, 30 (I.P) said today 205,000 lipsticks had SAN FRANCISCO, More than 300 new and used been purchased for use in first-ai- d were destroyed or damkits. They will be distributed to the aged in a $500,000 fire that swept first-aid state's 50 posts for use the warehouse and showrooms of in marking wounded persons with J. VV. McAlister, Inc., on automosymbols that will enable doctcis bile row late last night. Every to treat them promptly. in the piece of fire equipment Dr. Cutler listed these symbols downtown area responded to the as examples: blaze which was beM" Morphine has been admin- lieved to have started in the paint istered. shop. oeal position. Though exposed to heavy enemy fire, ho continued to attack with rifle and hand grenades and succeeded in destroying several enemy groups in fox holes, and enemy snipers. Although wounded throe times, he continued his attacks until he was killed after pushing alone far within the enemy position. When hi.s body was found after recapturei of the position, one enemy officer and two enemy soldiers lay dead around him. The Congressional Medal of Honor was established by an act of congress at the time of the Civil War. 1862. Only 1,723 had been issued up to the start of tho First World Ward and. of the more than 4,000,000 in the army during that conflict, only 85 won the award. nt Will Be Used On You I- f- surrounded with 400s, but that there were two 400 blocks on Monroe and two 500 blocks. Someone had cut a side street through and home builders had been ad libbing with numbers to their hearts content. The council thought there was an ordinance of some kind - about house numbers. The city engineer, who knows calcijlus, said the subject was too deep for him. Mrs. Sheen stands her ground. "I won't take just any old num her," she said. P. still he's mail. getting her Roosevelt Described As Great President WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 (IU9 House Democratic Leader John V. McCormick, Mass., said on the floor yesterday that Franklin Delano Roosevelt is one of the three great presidents" of the United States and one of the great leaders of mankind. Opening house ceremonies in observance of the presidents 60th birthday anniversary, McCormacK said Mr. Roosevelt was serving the nation in this hour of great crisis because of his fears in 1'.0 that an axis appeaser" might elected as his successor. Chairman Robert L. Doughton, D.. N. C., of the house ways and means committee described Mr. Roosevelt as the most "powerful leader in national history." Rep. Hamilton Fish, R, N. pre-whouse isolationist leader, with insaid the American people present For the 1941 presidential behind the presiauguration, Congress appropriated a United front $35,000, or $7000 less than in 1937. dent, our commander-in-chlefauto-mobi.- es four-alar- "T" Patient innoculated antitetanus scrum. "U Urgent case. O Operating room. ARRIVAL OF KENT XXIV not the bird Juddy 44JJEND was married to! "Sure," he said. "She was married to me. And I was married to her. We married each other. I Why did she marry you? was trying to get an angle on him. "I was handsome, rich, and popStill am, for ular, he said. that matter. Youre telling me! I'm going to tell her. Though I don't guess itll get me anywhere. So that's what brought you to Tambay, I said. Juddy was in a clinch with her accounts, Henderson Hello, darling, Kent said. Hendy! How did you get here? You wrote me, didnt you? Yes. Telling you not to come. Well, I put the reverse English on it. You always did. Now that youre here, what can I do for you?" To begin with, you might save me some money. Thats a new slant for you. CHAPTER How? By inviting me to sleep in your large and moldy mansion instead of one of Moms small and lonely cabins, he said, Not a hope, Hendy. Im a reOr spectable divorced, lady. aren't I? Didnt you get the divorce? Some such process. But you didnt. So I'm not your husband, but you're still my wife. Anyway, if that isnt the status, I can easily get my lawyer to prove that it ought to be. Its He easy to call oft a divorce. looked her over. Not sore are you, darling? More at myself than at you. But Id rather you didnt stay here. "You cant' throw me out. Can This is a public she, , Mom? hostelry. Id yell for the police. How about joining me for dinner? Sorry; Ive got a dinner date. With Angel Todd?" high-pric- ed ar - ." know that? Intuition. He can come, too. Im here to buy Todd. C. O, D., F. O. B., on the hoof.. Still buying em, Hendy?" You cant make me mad," he said. A11 of a sudden I realized why Juddy had shaken him. Nothing would ever make him mad. Nothing would ever stir him up. Come along and settled, I told him. Ill get you NGEL Juddy didnt say a word. She had been looking from one to the other of the two lads with an expression that didnt seem to me to quite fit the occasion. If I had been Angel I wouldnt have liked it. He didnt even notice. Am I right. Mom? I ducked. Life is real, life Is earnest, I said. If you dont believe me and Henry W, try running a camp on a shoestring. Give that old gravedigger an- other drink, Kent said. Then lets all have dinner on me right here and now. Juddy sent Angel home early. She sat around for a while, sort of lifeless and dispirited, until I told her shed better go to bed. Maurie Sears got out the Injunction. Doc packed his suit- spotted the millionaire rolling stock as he turned in at the mansion gate. Trade must be looking up, honeybunch. Who owns the silk-linfreight car? Brace yourself. Angel, she cases. said. "My theory is that Tambay's My lute husband. It was no news to Angel that shed hnd through with that bird, Mora," a husband; she owned up to him she said. after he passed the Am. Eth. My theory was that maybe shed exam. have to theorize again. "What is he after, then? Who should hit the Feederia for You. lunch but our old friend. Sheriff Say that again and say it Mowry! slow. Lets level, Sheriff, I said. Its you hes hunting. Hes Whats about this bridge? It'll take influence to stop it. building up a pro football organization. He's come to buy you Maam, he said. for cash. Suppose it does go through. Hows he fixed? What does that get you? All the money it: the world. Im in the contracting business; Hold out for your price. HeU pay We'U handle the dirt. I guess the other way is easier anything for what he thinks he cant get. I ought to know. for all parties, I said. Twenty-fiv- e Hendy Kent fetched out some per cent? Twenty-flv- e prime liquor from his car, and we per cent, he said, all had a drink. Then the boys and right reasonable. had several more rounds by themSeeing he had us by the slack, selves. After that they were a I thought so, myself. But Juddy couple of brothers. Money meant was something else again. She practically nothing. They fixed it was feeling pretty cocky over up that Angel was to quit college booting Doc out Let em all come, in the spring to help organize the shed take em on, one down, anteam at a salary of three hundred other up. Three-foevenings we per month, with a bonus of two spent in footless arguments, and hundred for every game won. then, passing the stockade one I guess that about fixes it for morning, she heard something us. honeybunch," he said. that took some of the starch out to The drinks were beginning of her jumper. It was the old fatell on our swell visitor. Lemme miliar clatter of the shovel. tell you, he said. There's just Whats that? she said, gogone thing wrong with Juddy. gling. That, I said is Prof. Loren Skip it, I said. You're talkOliver of the Department of ing out of turn. Shes too damn serious, Kent Amerind Ethnology, Welliver Unisaid, and for a minute he was seriversity, digging a couple of Wan-d- os You never know for dinner. ous, himself. how shes going to take things. He cant, she said. I can You might think she's a fluff, behave him arrested. Weve got a so fool cause shes court order, pretty. Don't Aren't you serious, Hes got a newer and better yourself. one. So what do you do about Juddy? Sometimes. that? Don't you growl at me, There you are!" Jane Ann Judson. You cant scare me, 'Angel She was making noises in her said. After were married, were throat, .ike a kitten does when going to move so fast she wont it's mad. ed ur , |
