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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30
Some Discontinued Models
in Corsets That We Are
Going to Close Out
at $3.95

The least expensive corset
sells for more than twice this
price. This will give you an
idea of the exceptional values
that are in this lot of discon-
tinued numbers.
Several styles will be found
but not all sizes in each model.
There are sizes 20 to SO in
the lot.
Priced each S3.95
Second floor
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30
Stationery

Always ACCepldDlc .dl
Christmas
French Lawn in delicate
tints.
Friendship Lawn in fancy
boxes; includes correspond
ence cards.
Remembrance Stationery,
with correspondence cards.
Colonial Linen, with both
long and square envelopes.
Christmas Cards with en-
velopes.
Christmas Postal Cards.
Old Hampshire Bond
Old Hampshire Vellum
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30

VERY IN Olft Boxes
Suggesting many accept
able Xmas Gifts
Pearl Necklaces
Jet Necklaces
Imported French Beads
Bar Pins
La Vallieres
Cigarette Cases
FOR BABY
Bracelets
Pins
Lockets
Bib Pins
Dress Pins
Neck Chains
Rings
Main floor, second aisle
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30

sleep these cold wnty nights ne
Felt Osemoor Mattresses These
pack they the layer felt mattress and
well have further detail regarding then
BE SURE AND ASK FOR THE AAA OSTERMOOR
Edge, Art Tick Osermoor, full size, each S35 90
Edge Art Tick Osermoor. d each. Ss3 90
Way Sagless Spring, 80 nights trial. $3.50
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30
A Sale of
Florence Oil
Heaters

No fear of getting cold if you have
one of these handy heaters in your
home.
They are operated at small expense
they burn Kerosene-and give out an
abundance of heat for the amount of
fuel consumed.
Priced for limited time at
Black Body Florence Heater. So 90
Blue Enamel Florence Heaters. So. 90
Furniture section, second floor
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30
A Beautiful Overstuffed
Tapestry Davenport
Christmas Special $4,000

Davenport marked to sell $2250 regularly and is easily
with loose
cushion effect.
ROCKER MATCH $4,000 $3.50
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-11-30
What is Sports Costume Without
Brushed Wool Scarf

There is no answer-for no real sports
costume can be truly correct without one.
And, of course, there are scarfs and scarfs.
Only the smarter ones have been allowed
to join the ranks in our Sweater Section.
One of the many modish ones is pic
tured here. They come under the follow
ing price groups:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-18
BIG CROWD OUT
At THE UNIVERSITY
FOR OPENING GAME
First Football Meeting Of Season
With State School Of Mines Be-
ing Played Under Protest By
u. N. M.

The opening game Of the 1919 foot
ball season Is being played this after
oon on University field. before a big
crowd Of AIhus aerque people and out
% town visitors The game is between
the University Ind the New Mexico
schoo, Of Mines. and delegates to the
American Legion convention are
guests Of the University at the game.
. The game II being played under a
Protest hied hy the University be-
cause the school of Mines has filed no
fertilization Of eligibility Of its play
era. The University a member OF
the Rocky Mountain Athletic confer
ence. eertifes that all Its players are
bona nde college students who are up
to standing In their Glars work n
grades and non OF wnom ave play
ed more thar -four years Of college
foot ball. The school Of Mines was
asked to file les credentials hut failed
to do so. The game Is proceeding
with this protest on HE with The ref
cree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-18
WHAT rs
MORE NATURAL:

What II more natural than that the
health should be perfect whcu tho
body In mechanically perfect-free OF
friction or pressure upon the nerves
that trnnHmits tho life forces 70 all
the working parts OF the body. As
Edison says; Let the nerves be loose
and free"
Chiropractic II what you need when
you are searching for health. 1nvesti.
gate Tails wonderful boon to humanity
and, having investigated. give Il a fair
trial.
You will be more than satisfied.
The success OF chiropractic IL In the
delivery Of health. The matter Is in
you hands absolutely.
Chiropractic achieved wonderful re-
suits In the recent "flu" epidemic. II
will achieve lust as wonderful results
in dealing with the after effects OF
his disease.
Consultation and spinal analysis
free.
NJ. s. ENGE. u. G.
Chiropractor tP. q G. ernduate.)
SOC y North Second St. Albuquerque.
New Mexico. Phone sci.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-18

PhOne 15s or 24l Malone Taxi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-26
GOLDEN MOMENTS.

Which do you consider the golden
moments in your life? Someone has
said that the wasted moments are the
golden ones, and 1t would seem that
there Is great deal of truth in the
statement. AS rule, you win find
that the person who claims that he or
she hasn't the time to do worth while
things is the very one who wastes
many precious moments every day.
says Washington Post. Reading is
something which a majority cast aside
because they haven't time. Yet these
same persons can be found in the rail-
way stations, the department stores or
in the theater Hobbies walking back
and forth like Gagged animals, or
stamping their feet in double quick
time, waiting for q friend to arrive.
They are not only wasting time, but
they are wasting their energies, they
are most likely piling wrinkles in their
faces and are working themselves up
into such a condition that they will
never be able to properly enjoy the
entertainment to which they intend
going. Instead of so much fussing
and Tuning 1t would be far more adj
vantageous to spend the time reading.
1t is possible to get the authors in
small editions. These little books can
be slipped into the pocket or the muff
before one goes out and can be
brought to the rescue when 1t is nee
essary for one to wait for FIVE or ten
minutes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-26
the friendly tobacco
x ILLS RATS

an dmice that's KAT-SNAP, the old
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in
cakes no mixing with other food.
Your money back if it fails.
Use size (Icake) enough for Pan
try, Kitchen or Cellar.
Soc size (2cakes) for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings.
LOO sire g calxes) enough for all
farm and out-buildings, storage build
ings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by John G..
Burns & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-08-26

Money to loan on approved real
estate security.
Geo. M ReItzhonw~~ Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31

tfila pfijizdeti povoz; ale me-
byl to Vilem, jenz z neho w.
stoupil, nybrz Albina a Jifi.
Prijeli, aby devce odvezli s Sc
bou do Aygues-Vives.
Markyz a Vilem vysli jim
Vstric ma terasu.
"Jeste jsem ia panem v do
me a jest tedy ma mne, abych
hosty uvital," pravil markyz k
svym pruvodcdm.
"Nemam mic proti tomu,''
odvetil Lureau.
"Skoro Sc zdalo, ze 81 chces
prisvojiti mole misto!" zvolal
zlomyslne markyz.
Priblizil Sc k povozu a "a
tim CO pomahal Matylde ga
lantne z kocaru a polibil devce
ma cello, pomysll 81 Vilem Lu-
reau, nina 81 radostne ruce:
"A prece jsme v zamkun"
KONEC.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31
PIERRE SALES
AZ
s,NS s:ssS EyyTE.NE. .YEIyg ,Ngsy IIA,NIAE11
PrelOSil H. KS.

F.; "Maj syn, Fernando stenal
nemocny, a rozepjal k nemu
ruce.
Ale mlady muz odpovedel
na toto volani a ma pohnuti
sve matky tvrdym pohledem
a chladnou tvari.
"Dite", spechala Simona X
svemu synovi, ''nevidis stav
sveho otce? Nechces k ne
mu?"
Fernand sklonil sc mad uni
rajicim, jenz Sc nyni zasmal.
"Vidim te opet! Ta radost.
Kdyz uz muslin unfit. chteji
moji smrt... poslala jiz pro
farafe, a chce, abych Sc zpo-
vidal. ale ne..."
"Zde je pan farar," preru$i'
Ia JeJ SlmOna S neznOu rOzhOd-
nosti, ktera Ma jejiho muze pu-
sobila priznive. Mechanic tG
S MIN samote. Vim, re mi
budeS dekovati, az tvoje sve-
domi najde kid"
Vedla svoje deti do predsi-
ne. Zatim co ODE zeny venku
|plakaly a Sc modify, prechazel
Fernand sem a tam pin sobe-
|ckych myslenek. Prisei, ably IL
Srcradal svoje majetkova po-
merry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31

Pojednou vystoupil starry fa-
rar re svetnice umirajiclho,
.bledy, pohledem zdrcenym.
Ale pri prvnich slovech ktera
promluvil, zmizelo jeho roZ-
ruseni.. Zdalo Sc, jakoby rostl
We sv6 dustojnosti, kdyz rozka-
zovaclm tonem, ktery nestrpGl
zadneho odporu, porucil:
"Povolejte neprodlene pana
Vilema Lureaua, pana stare
stu a pana markyze d Aygues-
Wives. Jest to vile umiraiicl-
ho - vile Bozi, jdete!'
Ia hodinu ObklOpOvali vSi-
chni sousede dun MatyaSe Be1
noua. Markyz, jenz prisel po-
slednl z povolanych, muse Sc
protlacovati skupinami, re kite
,'ych Sc k nemu zdvihaly ruce
iakoby sc iiz vedelo, ze skvr-
ma handy jeho sky6l6ho jmc-
na ma byt setrena. Jako V
triumfu stoupal po schodech
lnahoru. Otresen a pohnut sou
citem, zustal stati ma prahu pc
koje, V nemz ODE zeny u no.
oou loze mocne vzlykaly. Fa-
raj, nimz mazkyz obyceinf
| iednal naramne svrchu. hleda.
na Matyase Bernoua jako O.
mamen. -
Pohled umirajiciho visel na
obiceji stareho kneze, jenz do.
broivym a smunyn usmGVcn
Qodaval mu zmuzilosti.
MAX d'Aygues-Vives,' po'
Gala Matyas. namahave vyra2e
ie slova: "Vas syn, pane mar.
kyzi, neni vinen... il to by]..
z duvodu, do kterych nikoml
nc neni... Nestastnou nahodol
nalGzal jsem Sc one noci ma te
ze cest6... kde hrabe Max 81
toulal... a...'
"Vyplnte svoji povinnost ia
ko cestny muz," napomlnal d.
chovni "pak vykonamc sVoj
Ipovinnost krestanskou".
"Nu, ano... pane Lureau... OF
pustte NIL. ia jsem usmrtll va
sch osyna!"
"Padouchun' Byl to divok,
vykrir, ktery pronikl elemcn
tarni silou.
! Fernand obratil Sc X stare
mu sedakovi a hlede mu upfe
ne do tvare, pravil tise:
"Jest vase svedomi tax ci
ste? Neprispel jste k odsou
zeni Make yd'Aygues-Vives
Nam fici. co vim tech 60,OO(
franku?"
"Tise!.. Mlcv odpov6de
Vilem a silnou rukOu mladeht
muze klesl ma kolena. Sic'
jen ma okamzik, ale tato chyi
le stacila F'ernandovi X zadost
ucinoni, ze nebyl sam po"a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31

y
dinu naleza," narikal nemoc.
ny. "Umriti!" zvolal zdesen
"Kdo pravi, re zemru? Ne.
chci zemriti... jsem jen una.
ven... velice unaven.. prepjat..,
Wy pfece neverlte, re umiram..
zvlaste kdyz jsem nevidel Fer
nanda, sveho zleho... mileho
syna!
Tezke Shy vytryskly z jeho
ztrnulych oci a stekaly po
vpadlych tvarlch. Lucienna je
osusovala. Jeji matka pozo-
rovala zvlastni pohled nemoc-
neho V jehoz obliceji lezel Sc
dy stin a velice sc ulekla.
"Muj Boze," zadpela, "ne-
volej no drive k sobe, dokud
Sc s tebou nesmiri."
Luciena Sc vrhla ma matku.
"Co pravis, matinko', septa-
la. "Coz kdyby te slysel?"
S chladnou rozhodnosti, KITE
rou Lucienna dosud u matky
sve nespatrila, rozkazala Simo-
ma:
"Jdi a prived pana farare"
"Nikoliv, matinko," prosila
Lucienna. "Jestlize otec jej
spatri, bude Sc pokladati "a
ztracena."
"Jdi, me dite. Ty neznaS
zodpovednost, jakou prejimas,
kdyz Sc zdrahas vyplniti me
prani... Will Bozi.. Zatim nez
farare pfivedes, pripravim jej
ma to-"
"Ale to je straslive, matin-
ko, to by byl jeho ortel smrti! |!
Co ie ii? NemOhu te nechati
samotnou, tvoie ruce pail, tvs
straslive rozechvena..." .."
"Jdi jen, me dite, jdi!"
Vystrcila skoro svou dceru
re dveri. PAX Sc .vratila k lozi
; umirajiciho. Matyas zdvihl vi
cka a vykoktal nekolik SLOW.
''Ne, ne, ty neumres," konej
Sila .ej Simona. "Opustiti 2c
mi, kde jsme jen hostmi, nezna
mena zemriti. Rozlouceni bu-
Gle ii take lehci a prirozenejsi,
kdyz uzavres smlr Sc svym sv6
domim".
Opiraje Sc o lokty, zdvihl Sc
Matyas a pohledl divoce Ma
svoji zenu.
"Ty mne chces zabiti.... Kde
Jest ma dcera?... O tobe ne
cnci mic vedeti, jdi"
Sc svymi skroucenymi prsty
cini -pokusy, odehnati druzku
zivota Cd sveho loze.
"Minila jsem, re uvidis rad
kneze u sebe," odpovedela ST.
mona 'Lucienna sla pro ma
Scho stareho farafe."
",Ici ne, nechci jej. Zadne-
no nechci. Nechci, ncchci zc-
mriti!" NJ
"ry sam isl vyslovil poprv6
toto slovo. A vidis, v podsta-
t6 sc ii myslenka ma kneze ne
prici. Proc Sc bojis naseho sta
reho farare, ienz mne i tebe
lltil mas oba oddaval? Nc.
nj zastupccm Bozim, tvTm nci-
epsim pritolem, iemuH r16z~S
sveriti vsecko, co isl nikdy ne
cht6l sveriti mn6?"
"Nic jsem ii nezatajil, zccIa
mic, ty fla zeno... Co 81 to Wy
mlSliS, ahys mne souzila?"
Jeho HAS ztratil svuj obvyk
~ zvuk a jeho oci, iez nemoh.
ly snesti pohled Simony, sc 0.
hyatily.
Bylo slyseti priiizdejici wiz
ktery zastavil pred domem.
"Jestli je to on" vyrazil TX
scbe Matyas hnevive. ."Ne, j
jci nechci... pravim ii, ia je.
ncchci."
Simona v6d6la, re farai, ktt
ry bydlel vedIe ,nemohl prize
Il We voze. Proto spechala ke
dverlm a naslouchaIa. Poied.
nou Sc vzprimila a vykrikem
silene radosti a hlubok6hf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31

ne radosti. Jeho pycha Ease
ozila We slovech:
"Dekuji vam, re jste mne
zbavil tax nesnesitelne THY
Dix jmenem meho syna i mas
Vsech "a ocisteni jmena Ay.
gues-Vives. lehman vam "a
vasi odvahu. Bdh vam jist6
odpustil, tax jako ia vam pred
celym svetem odpoustfm !"
Oko Matyasovo spocinulo s
uznanim ma jeho synovi, jen5
donutil Vienna padnouti k jeho
noham a usmev prelet jeho
tvar. PAX zaseptal, obraceje
zrak vzharu:
"A nyni, muj otce, muzete
mi udeliti rozhreSeni."
XXXIII.
Tydny uplynuly. MatyaS
iodpocival V hrobe. Simona a
ljejl dcera opustily kraj, ably
ma CHI pude hledaly domov.
Take ma Fernandovi mstila Sc
Jina jeho otce. Rozloucila jej
ma vecne easy S Raymondou.
Vilem sede neustale shrou-
cen We sve pohovce u krbu. Pfi
sly zpravy, re Sc Max S neja-
kym jmenim vratil do Norman
die a re revise procesu bude
iiz nyni jen pouhou formali-
tou. Antonii povolil Vilem "a
dane alimenty Cd t6 DOLBY by
| iy mu Antonio a Raymonda ci-
Iii.
Ano, on, Vilem, byl poraze-
'nvm - porazenym ma cele ca
re. Jeho svedomi Sc pohnulo
septalo mu:
"Bez tebe nebyl by byval
'novinny odsouzen!
Touzil pc smrti a zavid6l
Matyasovi, jenz spal klidne
pod zemf.
X dovrseni jeho sklicenosti
iprisel dopis cd pravniho "a
|stupce markyZova, We kterem
'se mu sd6lovalo, re Max day
Igues-Vives prevail duh ma sc
be a ze jej splati V uTcitych
lhutach, TAX re celia suma V
|Hekolika letech bude zaplace-
ma.
Po te schoulil Sc Vilem jesJ6
Ivice We sve lenoSce. Jednoho
dine pravil k Matylda:
"Co z tebe bude, az ia Zde
vice nebudu? Prece nepujdoS
do klastera? Musi pro tehe
tedy nejaky muz prijlti. 0
tom mas snad jiz sVoje plany.
Bylo mi neco o tom prozrazo-
Ino. Tedy mluv..."
90, otce, rada Sc vzdam Vso-
ho, jen kdyz ty byS byl sta
stem a cht6l Sc Ease zamest-
inavati syymi polmi a rolelni,
Ijako drive" odpov6dela Ma
Itylda.
"Jsou lepSi v6ci na sv6t6 nez
| to-" zamrucel Vilem.
Jednoho dne dial zapTahnoU
ri viz.
"Muslm ma ten dopjs odpo,
ivedeti osobn6," nravil, a dal
Sc doV6zti do z&mku.
Markyz Jej D4ls.l q Siy&a 3!
ed neho sloya:
"Zal mne sem zenc. Polka
dal jsem vaSeho syna IA vinnl-
ka a prisp6l jsem k jeho od-
souzeni... Ale neveTil jste Wy
h,am jeho vinu?"
RozmluVa trvala dlouho. B
hem j oba starci, stihani osu-
dem, Sc smiIili. Posleze sl"
'<tastnili Sc zabavy i Albina
Max, Robert a Jil'i. Albina Cd
halila svoje tajemstvi a Vilenl
ipoznal, re Jifl je jeho Vnu-
kem... Vilem Sc zapotacel pr
Itet ozprave, Hlava sla mu ko-
lem muse byti zadrzen. Pre-
'sil "a odpusteni zlych skutIiu
.ktere V zivote spachal a ktcrt
Iici sameho vytrcstaIy. Novl
pocit St6sti jej opanovaI a udI
sill VSecky ty touhy po trlum-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-31

Natylda cekala S tlukoucim
deem ma vysledek otcoVy NJ
ysteyy V zamku. konecne spa
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-19
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workmanship
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matter
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-19


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03
MESSENGER BOY CHARGED
WITH STEALING $158.04
Joseph Tucci Was Substituting for
Another When Money
Was Missed.

Joseph Tvcci fifteen year old mes
senger boy. was arrested yesterday
by Detectives Morgan and Armstrong.
charged with stealing $15s.o4 from
pay envelopes In custody Of Patrick
N. Gallagher OF the government
printing ONCE.
He was placed under Mr.. Gala
gher's direction several days ago
during the two-day absence Of the
regular messenger. The money was
missed during this time. It belonged
to employees who had not been pres
ent to receive their salaries on pay
day. When first arrested. on sus-
picion. by q policeman Of tho sixth
precinct he convinced authorities OF
his innocence. Detective Morgan was
later put on the case and obtained a
statement admitting the theft Of the
money from the boy yesterday. He
spent all but $50 eQn his companions
ana himself. he declared. He turned
over the $50 secreted in trunk.
Five months ago he was brought
into the Juvenile Court on q charge
Of destroying q special delivery let
ter to save himself . long journey
for its delivery. He was later re-
leased and placed on probation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

Golden Rule Lodge, No. 81, will
commence degree work Tuesday even
ing with the inftiatory degree for two
candidates. At tho other meetings
during the month will follow the first,
second and third degrees. A regular
schedule has been adopted by the
! lodge for degree work during the re-
mainder Of the term. A special In.
vitation has been extended to menu
bers Of all degree teams to be pres
emit.
President Frank NJ Roller has is
sued q call for a meeting of the Noble
and Vice Grands Association Wednes-
'day evening. August 10, at 8:15 o'clock
in lodge room No. 1. The wardens are
expected to attend also.
The annual reunion Of the Odd Fell
lows Of Virginia, West Virginia.
Maryland, Pennsylvania and the Dis
trict Of Columbia will be held at Pen
Mar Thursday. Arrangements are be-
ing made for q special train from this
city direct to Pen Mar. The reunion
annually brings together over twenty
thousand members Of the order.
Forest Lodge, No. Al. Of Forest
vile, Nd, viii give its annual ex-
cursion to Chesapeake Beach Thurs
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03
Rebekah Lodges.
Monday-Naomi. No. !. and Ruth. No.
Q, degree.
TuesdsySFidelity, No. Z, degree.
Thursday-Dorcas, No. 4, and Friend
ship, No. 8. degree. Special session
Of the Rebekah Assembly.

President Mrs. Ella v. Mallory OF
the Rebekah Assembly has called q
special meeting Of the assembly for
Thursday evening, to consider ar.
ranzements for attending the meet
h ing OF the Association of Rebekah
Assemblies in Baltimore during the
meeting Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, September IA to 81. Past noble
Fxfands who attend the meeting oftthe
rational association will be required
gree. The certificates Of all past nos
not received the degree and are er-
titled to 1t must be in the hands OF
the committee for consideration be.
fore the assembly meeting. Special
matters Of Importance to the members
Of the Rebekah degree will also be
placed before the assembly for action.
It IS announced.
Ruth Lodge, No.s.2, will consider
plans totnorfow evening for degree
membership committees.
The Home Circle win meet In lodge
room No. Wednesday evening.
Washington Lodge. No. s. Tuesday
night was entertained by First Lieut..
Scott Trammell. who told of his ex-
periences in France In the gas and
flame throwing division. He also told
other Interesting incidents Of Army
life on the Texas border and in for
eign countries during his long term
Of Army life.
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TROUBLE FROM GIFT.
Ex-Soldier Says He Sent Pistol to
Sister-Arrested and Fined.

Stanley A. Shaner Of Hobart place
and Georgia avenue. who served two
years and two months in the United
States Navy, said he sent q married
sister whose husband was absent from
the city during the recent race fiotA .
30 caliber pistol. to protect herself in
the event Of an emergency ana that
act sot him In trouble.
Early Friday night he went to her
house to get the pistol and take II homo.
He stopped ut Columbia road and
Georgia avenue to show the "cute little
pistol" az he called It, TO some friends.
He was arrested by Odicer Mansfield,
who was in plain clothea and happened
to be passing at the time.
Judge Harrison in Police Court yes.
terday. hearing the caSs. failed to see
any excuse In the defense put up by the
boy and nned him $50. which was paid.
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20 MORE WOODEN SHIPS SOLD.
Buyer Also Given Option on 100
Additional Graft.

Twenty more wooden steamships buflt
during the war BY the United States
Shipping Board have been sold. the
purchaser being q London shipping
agent. This buyer has deposited funds
In bank and has been given . thirty
day option on the purchase Of an add
ttonal 100 ships.
AL Of the vessels sold In this group
are Of $500 deadweiGht tons and
brought q price Of $500. 900 per vessel.
All these ships have bsen performing
good service in overseas and coastwise
shipping since they were built.
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NORFOLK EXPECTS CzECHs.
1000 Duo There Tuesday on Way
Home From San Francisco.

Two thousand CsechosIovak vet
Grams will reach Norfolk. Va. Tues
day. on the last lap OF their round-
ths-worid trip home, according to Z
headquarters In this city. The SOL
diers are coming east from San Fran.
cisco. vi
They will pass through Danville,
where the Danville Chapter Canteen
Corps Of the American Red Cross will
serve them. The local chapters in
Norfolk are preparing to look after
them. Arrangements have been made
by tha Richmond Chapter to send q
shipment Of clothing to Norfolk
awaiting their arrival.
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Knights Of Columbus

Keane Council entertained the fam
lies and friends Of its members to the
number OF about 1000 Wednesday at
Great Falls at complimentary fleld day.
Games and athletic events were held
for tho children. to whom thrift stamps
were given az prizes. The members Of
the council served refreshments to the
excursionists. The purpose OF the out
ing was to further the interest in the
membership drive now being carried on
by the council. In tho evening . musi-
cal program was given. Keane Council,
It 10 announced, has planned many
novelties and special events for the
coming year. A delegation Of the
boosters are planning . weekend ex-
cursion to Norfolk, Va, IN September.
September the hrst degree will be
exemplihed. and new officers will be
elected at the first meeting in Septem-
Der. The committee in charge Of the
Great Falls affair included e. A. Strud-
ley, Andrew I. Hickey. Charles I. Grif-
nth. L. Kayanaugh. Charles Common, J.
Kavanaush. John Stanton, J. Auldredge,
Paul Kostelny, John e. Burns, Percy
Brady, p. J. INLAND, r. r.. Lamb.
Thomas Bromley. j. e Reilly and
1eoE8S "MtA I..-I~-..l-...uussslsn i<RI
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Sons and Daughters Of Liberty.

Tuesday evening Hope Council. No
l, decided upon q motor bus ride to
Chapel Point on Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty day, next Saturday. The
members will meet at Naval Lodge
Hall at 1880 pm, as the bus leaves
promptly at .. Friendship Council "a
ex1ssted TO Join in this grand 70.
unioA.s
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n. o. u. A. M.

The meeting Of Reno Council, No.
e. scheduled for tomorrow evening.
has been called or until Monday,
August II.