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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20
Change at Power Plant

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
has employed Tom Scarborough and
ODE Howard to take charge of the power
plant, and they are now operating it,
Mr.. Ollie Bennett, who has been en-.
gineer at the plant for several months
IS looking after some machinery and
engines for the former Poplarville Saw
Mill Company.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20
Hyde's Drug Store
Best by Test. Soda
Fountain now running
best soda in town.

Miss Mamie Bilbo, the charm
ing and efficient Assistant Post.
master, has returned home after
d pleasant visit with friends at
Hattiesburg and Olah.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20
BAD TASTE In YOUR MOUTH

When you have bad taste in your
mouth you may know that your diees-
ton is faulty. A dose of Chamberlain's
Tablets will usually correct the disorder
They also cause gentle movement of
the bowels. You will find this to be one
of the best medicines You have ever be-
come acquainted with
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20
STATEMENT
OF the financial condition Of the
BANK OF COMMERCE

Located at Poplarville, in the County Of
Pearl River State of Mississippi, at
the close OF business March 4th, 1919
made to the Board OF Bank Examiners.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS

Several base ball games were
played during the past week,
and the "fans" are already man
ifesting considerable interest in
the revival of the national past
time,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20
RESOURCES


Loans and Discounts Sl9%'|o9 ID
United States Bonds Certlh-
Gates Of Indebtedness and
War Savings stamps. 4o'foo W
Warrants State, County and
Municipall ............. 9S69 81
Guaranty Fund with State
treasurer -. 49, 80 l'ooo W
Banking House and Lot. o,o0o w
Furniture ana Fixtures -. SUI W
Due from other Banks
funds To-. ..... ....... 69,529 IS
Other Cash Items. 1853 Us
Currency 49,. ........, SOU W
Gold Conn, -. 49,. n 81
silver, Coin, Nickels and
Cents....... -. -. -. 1926 50
--
Total 80 -. - 9''f'-7' ~
oan;ta1 s+ock $4,000 90
,,,-,1ns Ernd 10000 90
' -, p'u9 PROFITS Iess
-.,4 iii g.. i-,+arest
+oos md c,,rrent eYnen-
8O6 AZ
f,;,.;4.,,l 4or,oe;+e e,,biec+
to check ......... 2o2, 544 90
savings Deposits --..'' - 7%'0'i ~
iiii0 vi 'i''N'''' " -
0"nN D'poSi'S o'i''i '1''- oar 20
=. ',--N--01. 7,l an
easlii'' , ~1e0A'. - 1n<o en-
'>''0- - ~
Total 1894 98 II
I, Geo. c. Gredell, do solemnly swear
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20

County Superintendent of Ed
ucation Leopold Locke and Su-
pervisor N. F. Clark are IN
Jackson, this week, on business
connected with the Jeans Fund
for colored schools.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-03-20

Miss Thelma Hoyle. of New
Orleans, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. S. L. Ellis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-29
Misses Pumps

Misses White Canvas Pumps, enameled soles and
low heels button trimmed; sizes IL to- 2. Of 00
Dollar Day pair YA.OO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
GrzKan3lcrs pcrhSr.

Berlin, /. NoDerber. SIZE Ber=
nebml1ng 6es fruberen 8ei9sfan3=
|lers Or. BON Betbmann=Sonmeg
murbe geitern nadmittag prtgeiebt.
.Gr %mieoerbolte, 6aB er 6ie Mnfrt9=
'tigfeit bon 8rdiioent BilfonS 5rte-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b%eorgtpobnt
babp, neil er ben 8oti6after Gerard
nidh in iein 8ertra1ten ge5ogen ba=
be, Ip6aB 0tefer bon Malbington crit
Snformationel1 babe ei1bolen mnlien.
SIZE bon @eraro in Deut16lan0 ge=
ma9ten 8eobadttngen oeften 1i6 int
angemeiner nit 0enen Der 3eugen.
9b er Dem friiberen 8otfdofter
sic 6eutI6en 5rie6enSbeoingungen
mitgeteilt babe, fonnte b. 8etbmann
ii6 nidt erinnern, obmobl lie banfig
iiber ben 6rie1en %berbanoelt baben.
Gr babe @eraro II. a. mitgeteil Bel-
glen Diirfe ni6t mie6er ais 8nfis fir
einen Mngriff auf Dentl6lono benuBt
meroen. Mnd, BOB er Dem Berbalten
@ilions ifeptil9 gegeniiber1tebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
@iaepraitbe11t MarIbaQ fat fiir5lid

uber Die &rqftigfeit nno Snrbtlo1tg=
felt geipro6en nit Der Der Deritor=
bene Colonel Goo1ebelt feline polit1=
Iden S6eole nn6 B1ane bertreten bat,
tpte mett fife au6 bon ben Mb1i9ten
Der in Mabt befin6lt6en M6miniltra-
|tion abtpeiben modten: uDie groBte
@emdbridaft fir Die &epublif," 1og-
tie er, ~entftebt aus ben 3niammen-
|1t0Ben bon Mdnnern, 6eren Soeale 10
meit bon chamber lin6 tpie Die Sole.
@ritif, nie i6arf iie aud iei, 10 lange
tie IN ben @5ren5en Der Wabrbeit nn6
Ser gebiibren6en Ndt1ng bleibt, lit
nnter Der @egierung, l1rter Der mir
leben notpen6ig." IS gub ober cine
3eit nnb fte 1T nod ni6t lange Der,
no gep0bnli6e 5terblt6e Die &ritif
lebr bebutfam banobaben muBten>
menn lie ni@t NIT ben 8ddtern oes
|Batriotisml1s ins @ebege fommen
mouten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Carl nnb Der &afer.

80! Bunfftum! Stun binn1s tns
6eI6! sos @etter 1T 10 1bon; nun
min i6 oie geatnr int 56ein oes lie
ben Monoes 1eben. Du itebt er ia
fhon bon unb rnnbl 8tQfommett,
iG0ner @tern! Sid un0 Die lieben
|Sternlein 1iebt man oob 1mmer
germ.
90 1agte @erl u. 1prang Ing 5elo
uno frente 1ib ber5lid; tat re6t oa-
ran. Mad's ebenio; crit Tern, BONN
|freue bid!
Da ftano Elm fleiner Mpfelbanm,
an oelfen Stdmmden frob Elm bran=
ner @afer %iorgenlos, Der ni@t bon
oan1en flog. @lei9 iaiiet i'm beg
&noben Sanb: nRomm Der, 0u &ar-
BEL, Der! @mpfang Sen 2obn, ben
on beroirbif mein gdum6en mir gar
iebr.
gr nabm ben Safer, banb an SUB
Elm Gdbden un6 bielt i'm, unb tpert11
er ongltoon auftpdrts fog, begann
er bran 5n 5ieben. ST. flog, ba 5rpfftt'
er, u1b bas 8ein am 5a66en rib;
% 1pra6 Der &dlfer22 nein,
bes &naben 9er5, als iprd6's Dem
&idifer nod: u9enf', ib iei Menid u.
Safer 1r, bid bungerte tDie mid, ur6
tpeiI bu beine Nabrnng indt'it, fling
id nno qndlt' ib bid. Gin @oH bat
bid 1nb mild gemadt; Q audp feitt
8iirmlein mebrl M6, miiBteit oil,
tpie tDcb mfrs hit, mein Beinden,
a6, nie lebrl"
Scarf lieB SEN &afer; bod fir i'm
tuor iekt sic 2nft Dnbin. Mebmt, mas
6as Ser5 bes &leinen fprah, ibr Sim
Der, ia 51 Sinnl
Nltale ME Elm Sier gum Sdera
Den11 es fiDlt tpie 0u ben 5bmer5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Shnee itt Sranfreih.

8aris, 4. Noop. Sn Der1die=
6e11ene Eeilen 5ranfreibs fiel S6nee,
,beionoers itarf in &orirs, no Der
'@dneefan bon ftarfer &alfe beglei-
tet tpar. Ser 5dnee liegt iteuentpeiie
bret SUB bod. Marfeiues bot nnter
Ser &dlte i6tper al lei6en.
Erob Der &RGolte naren Die am
5umstag obgebalteren @eoenffeierrl
fir sic gefouenen Sol6aten aQentbal=
ben in Der 8robin5 gut beiuM. Mnf
Sen o1terifnniiden @rdbern IN Mont-
fa11cot tpurben &rdn5e nie0ergelegt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
S~taatslettcric III Gna>
lan1.

2onbon, 81. 9fft. 8us britiibe
.Sdnbom bot einen Blon CUR Gin.
|ri9tnng elmer Mrt 5toatSllotterie aus
gearbeitet, ME DailD Mail melbet.
5hokfan5ler Chamberlain ion
ben Blan ~gl1tbleiBen, audi miro err
1martet, 6nB bos &arlament ibm 5u-
"itimmt Ser 5dnBfa115ler teilte I'M
Hrtterba11s mil, baB bie Regieru11g
bus %ginfdmel5en ooer 3erfleinert1
ltrro aud ben Export bon 5ilbermiin<
5en berboten babe. .s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
9as &eto oes 8rGiiberrten gege11

9as &etp beg &raiiberten geger
Die &riegSprobibittonsborlage lit IN
bei0en @au1ern 6eS &ongreiies uber=
ltimmt mpr6en. 8ie meit 6as nui
Druid ieitens Ser trodenen @tlbe gu
rMdgefubH nerben muB .nn6 nie meii
nnf politii9es Sinnen gegen Der
Hralioenten, fam man 6%abingeiten1
iein laIien. Sebenfaas bat Der &on=
greB BEL 6iefer @elegenbeit mie6er
einmoI fem mobres @eiidt ge5eigt,
unb 6as lit unter nmitdnben aub ct
mas mert. sSn Der gegenpdrtigen Set
gang Defenders.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Sal3ottt 1T franfrcih.

Horis, q. Nob. nDg Sul5 be-
gint1t III Grunfreih fnapp gu tper-
ben, 11nb felt bier5ebn Eagen mar eS
IN Bnris nnmoglt6t in ben @eibaHen
gnl5 5n erbnlten. nngeniigen6e
Observation-Disclosures iolen in err
iter 2inie be%ranttportlib ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
TamilienfreiS
ODnhelfer Srrt1tn,.

Gin h1herer Megierungsbeanlter be
morn {ifh nm cine b~eboraugte 5tel
linn ms fanb es fir araemeKen, Iid
nem miniiter. BON Dem Sic gelebnue
nhhinn, ner{Snlid, porsuIteaen. 9ie
5er mohnte in einer1 Bqrfbaule BOZ
ber 5taot. gus Ser 8eante bie Sit
tertiir 6es 8prgarten off1ete
nrGnote fid Elm fdtparaer, lhmubiger
nertpnhrIoiter 8u6el beran, prang AZ
Inn N Sic Sobe un6 8eigte ibm all'
iene Meife Ieine grelloe nno 81.
hul,lidfeit.
Gin abid1eulihes Sier," badte
ser geomte, Ser Sunoe b1trdaus nid1
Ieihen mofte. Iber id, 6arf i'm
niht einmol einenSuBtriH geben; iein
Serr fonnte es mir libel b%ern1erten.
g. 5dritt ol1o nuf bag Sous al uni
murine IN sen gmpfanasfalon gefibrt.
mnbei Ser 8uoel biht an 1einer 5eite
bIieb. Ser Minilter, Ser alsbalo er.
1hieu, beqriiBtte nun atuar ben Bel1.
her nenn0Iid, aber ooh nit elmer
aemi1ien 3urudbaltarrg, noriiber iif
5ieier iehr ma1n0erte. gbenio befrem=
benD NOR es linn, ooB Ser Serr oes
Comics o1,f sen &uroe feineStpegs
|frennhlihe BIife mari nnD Dennod
nie5en !@Ster in ieinem Colon bull
Sete
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
A1a9a1e4eM TTsENE
st. Benedict
Hcaoerilp = =
81. Soiepb, siearns So, Niaa.

at Noieph Sfearns So, WtInn.
Giue ber 6eiten MnftnIten ar bSbe'
Zen g6dterer5iebuug ina gan5en
WorbmeiteI. llfterridjfet ii bentider,
enalilder NIB fransSiii der sprade,
|gtsnoarap1ie, 8ppeiuriting, Bud
iiidre,i, N.uiif, Maleu, aodben nnb
iueibIide Standardization. 9ripat5lm'
m,r, nit aller mobernen 8eqlen1lid'
feittl ansgeifattef, feben ben Bog
lingen sar gerfienng. gfit sbige1n
Snifitute IL cine sduIe fiir 8laben
BON s Sic IL Snbren berbnIoeu. 8e.
acn Maberem luenoe man nd IN
Sister Directress, q. S. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

9erbert 6ppber mag elm a1tsge-
5eibneter Drgnniiator iein, aber er
1T Elm fbledter Bropbet: bns bon
inn IN Mnsiibt gefteute GaIen Der
Breife Der 2ebersmittel ldBt imrner
nod nuf fid] tpnrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Der 8raiibent fat red)t: bic SEA.
ton muB befdriBt perben. aber ou=
nit min ct ieoenfaas nidt geiogt ba=
ben, BOB oas @apital gegen Die n4ro=
fitput" Ser Mrbeiter geldibt peroen
mii1e. Mie morde es m1S5nlegen ge=
neigt at iein 16einen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
G1ter 8naben!

Ser fleine pieridbrige &11rt 1T feis
mes. eigenfinnigen 51reie11s negen
eirtgelperrt tporoen. Na9bem ct liid
berubigt Dat; fragt fem gdter ourdb
Die ggiiirfpalte, % er nrtig iein tnone.
Dnrauf ert6m Sic urlertpnrtete grt-
mort: rgeod nidk ih ner6e oattt
ningelnl" .:z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
notwithstanding IN Rol>
lanH.

sSsm &oog, 1. Nobember. - Die
obere Gnnmer Der @eneral1taaten bot
cine 8orloge CUR @%infibrung beg
odtfunbigen Mrbeitstages nnb Der
Itiinbtgen Mrbeitsmo6e arge1otn-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Ser &erba1b bes fatboltidJen Mbels
in Deuti9lon6 bat iid IN einem Sc
iu6 an Sen Bapit 8eneoiH getpanot,
li9 fir 6ie Mbtpenoung zines Rro=
5eifes gegen Sen %ebemaligen 6euti6en
.Raiier 51 bertpenben, lint ibm 6ie1e
duBerlte 8eleioigung gu erfparen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
!6pllanb fat Elm arpseg. lGnait ae

&plfanb fat Elm grofes, lansft &c.
pIantes @erf begonnen: 0ie Groden=
legl1ng 6es ,.8ui6erfee. gs ban0elt fid
nm cine 2anbgepinnl1ng bon abt=
bunbert Q~l1abratmeilen BORT, mo i'm
|Mnfang bes brei5ebnten Sabrbnn6erts
Elm furdfbarer ginbru9 6es Meeres
|frudtbnres 2an6 al elmer @uiierfpii-
te madte n11o an a6t3igtaufeno Men=
i9enleben Derni6tete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Gimm Disqualification i'm MIter
1ridt f6per! Sbne4 poroern Die
3eiten, es lobnt fid nidt mebrl KS.
&unbert erbiben fi9 fir oie
Gade, elmer ertpdrmt fib baflr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
eSn ser 2eaislatur bp11 Seras Il

yH UHr ItytSIu1HI UuH ItGu9 "
Der Mntrog geitent moroen, Der
.5tnatsDerfaiiung einen 3nfab oes
SSnbaltes bei5nfigen, bob ben SIT
.ialien Ser 1taatli6en @efangnilie nnb
MrbeitsnnItalten ein getpiiier Mnteil
am grtrage Ser bon bnen geleiiteten
Mrbeit iibertpie1en meroen 1ol. No6
ben &ommentnren urb MenBernngen
Der Bre1ie ienes 5tuutes gu i6lteBenL
erfreut 1i1 Ser 8oriblag %aIgenteiner
%3nlimmnng, nn0 bat Der Mntrag gn-
tie Mnsii6ten obne Diel Oppoiition
angenommen at mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Mit 1nerbittlider Gtre1ge ipG bas
BrobibitionsgefeB ol1rdgefHbrt ner.
ben. Nedt - I'm 10 pafder tper-
ben sic 9e1te aur ger1ru1f fotu11eri.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

M11f Sen fra156iiiden @enrbabuen
fin6 in 6rei Meonaten 5ueibnn6ert1no-
iiebenun05tpan5ig Winionen 5roncs
bertpettet tpor6en. go nr1L nie man
fie gemabt fat, fo51ren Die Sron5o-
len 6ur6 ben &rieg aIio unm0glid
getporben iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Qeutetnt,

le1tte1ot.
Sriiber n1adte uttg Der Hortier ben
Sol iebt miiGen mir ibm ben 8of
mnd)enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
ailloerede

10 ssST#1A8ss
GDn11t Ser Naatter mud mil Beriea!
Sabrein, iabral1s, 1T Mitterlein
|am Nlabe, eifrg Fir ibre fleire11
[ooer grpBen &inoer iorgeuo, imn1er
tatig, i11nler bas 8obl Der Sbrigen
I'M Mlge baltenb. STE erniioet nid)t
|unanfborlib 81 idoffen. Sic go1nt
Hid tpeber Stub nod &aIt. Die flel-
|Bigen 9dlabe ruben 11lr 0eS ytadts.
ift sic er1fe, Die 0es Worgens iib
regt, fir Sic Sbrigen baS 5rlbltud
gu bereitm unb bunn bier nro bort
cine belfenbe Sano au reiden. Ser
Sag gebt fir lie biel al l9nen oa-
bin, benin ebe tie lids beriiebt;; 1T es
53eit, fir sic Acknowledged 5n ior-
gen. SIR MSann nrb ibre &ir1oer, ote
Itagsiiber aus Dem @anie tdtig mo-
rem, iebe1 fid an einem gebedtenSi6
un6 Mitter9en laBt iih mn6e, aber
gIiidli6 bon ben grlebnilien beg Sa-
9e9 1louvst'.s & 81 40, nor 81
~. pul .,a,. w., - h ~ - a;h+ I'M
s esu.uen ~" MA n4n,os p Sra.
met nua9 p.ra a - pl 90 ,'D I;aht ie6oh
nni sagl e. psat geros ,,rh ntmet 1,oT
plelss 49, $50 :, aer fr;ichen
en.eAs III Mus Go, fnnn
. ap1.ulaple d4 eIa,, 10, Nom
ghrafenophen opnieken. Nur 1elteu
;oSnh 81 So m;iRin ST. iieht mar,
10 nit pinpm @fopfforb i'm 5hoB,
e o,,% he,,fe nhenn
= a. gn he;npn SSMfer. sic 5oeben bon
;hren ese,ipn %a,,r;;ffoefehrf fins, en-
eghIe,, nil Iphhnftpm @ifer lire gr-
9 9ayairS W. 49,, a. mn So mil einioen
e epn :, s mo, mo So frpie eeit nerIebfer1.
NJ So. goh,, ,o;no
oc,y ena uegs,.r.i n Ssnn o. aphenff
Plane 81 l9nllepea, g Ta,.r a,,p% nip
II II Ihr5eI on cue ,g Sa -, mo-
Wulpei ~ ' ~, =, w ~ 6 e n,,f
gen; S san uu9l farHa n;Ss no.
ple Se ~ So, 1ottan Sonen -, be-
oelll e. ~ ps,' $780, 49, s sSIvA o;It %.
lol9etL ps!!n ~ S;. aao Sls mnhI,pi.
unl Ssun,pas H., w ~ ,n,,b m7,ftpr
len pet6nniaSt H., o;1a a;ifp Fir Sic
lalel. As mba,a yn s,,or1rnpn5tp1Ipn
r neMax rs ~, e,.f1Sran ME- hies
vetle!a 49,. a.o oafatb+ ,nirn
"'t m.' ~ - ~ So sn+oro,5o sos
m! yenn tss s,. ~ higS sm o ~ ~ ae1 9eis
I alels . pSa pH senn a. MN mipSer
Inng gepsle'z e.ah,.an mil ampi
tple ~ peleu..set a;ih %r f,,+ WSh.
Vrehtsoea , o oa+ 0 o,r%nF +o, So eifri-
reno c e!slsr o emo;n :, einer nrimitinl
gen 0!MeL oH mln,xh g. t' a. heist
ler9eltl@le'e pipa iHar, ,n4rohrren
unu1 So, an+or 10; Ser e.,
peSyalp DD 1a;L4 pe ,,s,,haro;terho ,, g.
1Dqgnnng lell4 u9Ap ~ ha;n11;h IN
r.d1e umL nllp n.uut ~ 49, Dc
e1neHl llelueil 2 m m;;++o,che,,
Settes g.. p ,.an IshaIt Iaiso ,,or
i:syt T. w ,@;a me;s r,ohT NIB So 6ers
No. fsng m a ~ npn Terien niht 10
p.at ~ ,,ia>ihr }ornIih arbez
~ @5Sen nah ISRt iie Fix nihtg
,,.arfaS Som Som, ,,nchhpr 5d,medYps I'm
hn;so. aaha;,r, * nirn he ann
gh Mo- Thor nprbrodhte inns
an's- o. no;oo ooh+
ESe11h 5!n fa;, o. tga,,fsos hpr
eHlIlleDl 1UDDt GU le'leI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

8eil Der Biiirgermeiiter bDn 9e=
troit in amtlidfer Gigenfdaft ben ST.
Ianber Sc 8ulena begriiBt bottle, MUIR
Sc er i'm fanabiiden 8inoior, oas
Detroit gerooe gegeniiber liegt, BON
Ser Site Der @dtite geitri6en, bic ge-
Io0en ipuret1, bent Brin5en bon Wales
an Ser Ba11fettafel 81 buloigen. Cine
idnl1rrige ginrtdturg, bieie Demo-
fratie, fir sic Der &rieg Der Nelt
angeblib gerponf1et1 tp1lroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

@eneralaniualt 8almer fat ieiner=
aeit" @eiebe nit 8abnen gegen Die 2e=
Observation-Disclosures berlangt, aber 6as
bot er tpobl bergeiien. Gin General
ontpalt bot in unierer 3eit 10 man
9erIei 81 be0enfen, 6aB man fdon
entfdpnlotgen mltB, penn ibm lolde
&leinigfeiten e%ntfn1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Senator 6Siitd)cod a,ts Mebrasfa Int.
|es ougenbIidIia barauf obgeieben,
fi9 3utn enfant terrible beg Serats
a11gaubilben. brinH CT a1f Din
1nobme Deg 6rie6engbertruges, peil
.bao11rb DeutldlanoB Sa1oel, SS11o1n-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Die mpbernen StantsmGrner idei.
men 5t glauben, ftb 6aburd an Il
deriten rnlterblid MAIDEN gu ffoirren.
Dab iie m0gfidit piel reben nnb mog-
lidit tpenig fagen.
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baron by King George, in 1915 and a

baron by King George, in 1915 and a
viscount in 1917 in recognition of
his generous financial contributions
to was projects.
He was II years old.
Aston abandoned his residence in
America following a dispute with his
mother, who insisted that the young
er Mrs. Astor must not use cards
bearing the title "Mrs. Aston" with
out the given name prefxed. The
newspapers took up the dispute and
treated it in a humorous way. This,
together with the activity of report
ers seeking interviews with him, led
to Astor's decision to shake the dust
of America from his feet. He be-
came naturalized as British subject
in 1899. In 1893 he became the own
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-20
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
IS BREAKING RECORDS
ENROLMENT DURING FIRST
MONTH OVER FIVE HUN
DRIED,
Increase In High School Attendance
Is About Thirty-Six Hundred
Mark Expected.

Scholl enrolment during the first
month of the fall term shows sos
pupils entered with an average daily
attendance of 479 and a fraction,
which is considered very good.
The total enrolment for last year
was 431, while the total this year is
expected to go to nearly 600. The
enrolment in tbs high school is eigh-
ty, against sixty one last year, an in
crease of thirty three and third per
cent, almost.
With two exceptions all positions
on the teaching staff have been fill
ed, but it is still necessary to hold
two sessions for the second grade,
which is so large that the class has to
be divided. One section attends in
the morning and one in tine afternoon.
Crowded quarters and the necessi-
ty for scattering the school does not
produce the best results, but Prin-
c .pal Cs'.els says comp NratiVely sat.
isfactory progress is being made.
1t now appear that ire rev school
building may not be ready for the
opening OF the fall term Of 1920, as
progress thus far has been very
slow. The contractors have thirteen
months in which to complete the
work, but the addition of the heating
and plumbing arrangements, if the
bond issue carries, may cause furth-
err delay and it may be well into the
fall term before the buildings are
ready for occupancy.
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VALLEY Of GIANTS A
. BIG FEATURE PICTURE
BEING SHOWN AT ARCADE TO-
DAY AT POPULAR PRICES.
Will Be Shown Again Tomorrow,
Made Record Run at Arcade in
Jacksonville.

One of the most intensely interest
ing pictures ever shown in Palatka is
1.-THE Valley of the Giants" with Wal
lace Reid IN the leading role, which
appears at the Arcade today and to-
morrow.
The picture will be shown continu-
ously from $3.50 i'm the afternoon to
II o'clock at night, thereby giving all
an opportunity to drop in and see it..
The entire cast of the VALLEY of
the Giants" is such as to entitle it to
unusual distinction. The picture was
filmed largely in the big trees near
Eureka, CAL, where the scene is laid.
The story originally appeared in The
Red Book Magazine and is by the
California author, Capt. Peter E.
Kyne, whose stories of "Cappy
Kicks" have been dramatized and were
exceedingly popolar in the Saturday
! Evening Post.
In addition to the big feature Til
ghman's orchestra will render an ap-
propa-iate concert from 7:30 to $3.50
P. M.
This picture has never been shown
for the prices of admission which are
being charged at the Arcade, ten cents
for children and twenty cents for
adults. 1t was released September
l, and since that time has been in
great demand all over the south. 1t
1t ran for a full week at the Arcade,
Jacksonville, opening that handsome
playhouse after it had been remodeled.
The last night of it's presentation it
broke all records.
See it today.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-20

at Cliveden.
Since he left America in 1890 to
take up his residence in England, de-
claring that America sis not fit
country for a gentleman to live in"
William Waldorf Aston has been al
most continuously in the public eye.
The impulsive temperament which
caused his self-expatriation kept him
in hot water in his adopted country
for many years. 1t was not until
after the outbreak of the war that he
managed to overcome the opposition
to his ambitions, and he was made a
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-20
PRESIDENT IMPROVING
Suffers No Bad Effects From Attack
of Indigestion.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-(United
Press)-President Wilson passed a
comfortable night, it was stated at
the white house this morning. The
attack of indigestion from which he
suffered yesterday caused no further
trouble.
The official bulletin issued by the
Presidents physician shortly before
noon said, "The Presidents digestive
disturbance has subsidized almost COM
pletely. After a fairly good night he
is comfortable this morning"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-20

friends.
The menu cards placed for each
guest were uniquely arranged in a
way to include the names of the
guests.
Drinks-Sutherland Brand.
Fried chicked-Mattox style.
French fried potatoes-Browned a
la Corcoran. ,,.s
French peas-A la M. Cochrane.
Hot biscuits-Dr. johnson speciality
Hot rolls-Carl Davis baked.
Sliced tomatoes-A. Jones favorite
Celery-H. Merryday crisp
Salad (potato) - F. Browning
grown.
Coffee and tea-F. Merrill blend.
Cigars-McNally's Handmade.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-20
EX-PATR|ATE AMERICAN
DIES IN ENGLISH HOME

LONDON, Oct. 20. - Omitted
Press. News was received here
last night of the death Saturday Of
Viscount William Waldorf Aston at
Brighton, of heart disease. The
body has been brought to the home
of the deceased's son, Hon. Waldorf
Aston, NJ. P, at No. a St. James
SQUARE. 1t will be creamted and
placed in the family's private chapel