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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
uitbt leiAt III nchtften.

Mls 6ie iu1gite 8oti9aft oes Yra-
iioenten I'M &ongreB berleien mur6e
uno sic Steue tam, mo e &meoroo
greB bormirft 0urh Die bon linn ar=
genomme1le 6riebensrefolution ner=
5idte er auf Die Sreibeit Der Meere,
muroe lnnt geladt. SIM Mniblniie ba-
ran ma6t Die Seem Sort Sun 9errr
8ilfon oarauf aufmerfiam baB Ser
RorgreB nidt mebr in Der Gage ieL
anf Die 6reibeit Ser Weere gu ber5i6=
ten, neil Der grdiibent ldng1t Dor Dem
&ongreB barauf Der5ibtet babe. Sic
ie 5oroerung babe urfprungli6 Ben
5tDeiten Bunft Der beriibmten Dier5ebn
B1fnfte gebil6et, un6 nit Ben an0e-
rem Bunften lei aud bieier 8unft
iang= un6 nanglos gu Grade getragen
tporoen. MIio 5iemlia lange Dor ser
8eit, % Der &ongreB an cine Srie=
oensreiolution gu benfer begarn. Ole
Stem Oorf Sribune nteirt, Sic 8orbal
tnng, Die Der Yraiioent in oielem So
BE Dem aongreB made, 5e11ge bon
nnfreipiQigem Sumor.
90 lei9t mobten mir sic Code
nibt nebmen. Mae 8elt meiB beute1
Dob England a11f Ser 6rieoersffonfe-
reno ni6t einnnal bic Disfn1iion bic
Ter Srage ge6nl0et fat; bob Sic eng
Tide Breiie iid uber 0ieie Joroerunq
oes Brdiioet1ten gera0e5u Inltig ge-
madt un6 i6on Dor Groffnuna Ser
Srieoensfonferen5 erfl6rt bat, All Ser
'Seeberrfdaft gnglmbg oiirfe uno
tDeroe nibt geriittelt neroen. Biel=
leidt miro eir1tpaI oie 3eit fommer1,
% Die Meere fret fms, borIanfiq un6
duf abfebbare 3eit iinb lie England
unterta1. England miro auh ME-
mails freipiuig auf Sic &erridaft
iiber Die Weere ber5idten. Gg miro
ldtpere &unpfe foiten, Tie ibm absl~
rittgens unb III 6ieien &Gntpfen ner-
ben Die gereinigten Staaten Sic sSiib-
RING 5u Ibernebmen baben; oenn Sic
Set miro fom1neL 90 sic Sreibeit ser
Weere ureftbebrlide 2ebensbeoingz
ing iir lie genoroen i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

pede aud III nnierer 5eele oaS Ser
lanaer ul1o gebnen mad Der nabrer,
,1nperqanqIiden Sriiblings5et. nno
apenr Ser 5riibling pergange1 IL, 1111o
ser belize CONNER for1r1lt nit ietl1er1
}hmIlen MaidtenI mern beftige 8e-
tpitter auf5ieben unb a1rdtbarer Don-
1rer iiber nrs brobnt unb 31deroe
@Iite in benz Dunfel auftauden, oann
erinnern mir nns IN 8uBe, bic MIR
bier tragen iollen, aber balte1 tpir
aud a1, oem erbebenoen Sroite felt,
Sen uns Ser Mnblid oes 6riiblings
in bas Ser5 gegeben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Der ttcue Gciit I'M Octats
isbcft Gnncc.


S1 Deutibln11o fartoen sonnfag
Die @aDlen aim Nei6stag tatt. Die
beri6iebenen Barteien batten tire
@abla1frufe lhon Dor 8oden erldi=
len. Die eritrebte 8ereinigung Der
.biirgerItben Rartefen NOR nidt qua
ita16e gefommet. Mber i'm gar5en
ging neuigitens Elm geiunoer Bug
0l1rb Die Mnfrufe Der ~et115elner1 8or=
teien. 2angiam deint ei1 nerer @etl1t
ein5n5ieben, Der bem 1eutiden 8o1fe
tper1igitens eine ibeaIen Glitter Diie-
.6ergeben mir6. Dinfer @eiif pridJf
.befonbers rndbridfIi9 aus einem
Mnfrn ben bns Neidsbiiraernn1t Ser
lin urtb Der Buiirgerraf @roB<5tlttt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Der fall nes Maiors 8ehfr.
@fia8e bon MooIf 9torf.

Ser SAT- 6es Maiors 8eder miro
mobI ME aufgefldrt 1per6en. User al
10 1ur SSrterelie bat fir idone abge<
runoete @el6i6ten, bel oenen iib an
56LuB oues ridtig nuffldrt, Der
ion Die foIgenoen 3eilen am beiten
gar nibt leien. Dern, audi 0iele
We0gli9feit muB i9 5ngeIteben, biel-
Ieibt lit Ser 5an geder iiberbaupt
fei11 &riminaIfan, bieuei6t ban6elt
es itdeum cine gan5 altagli6e natir-
lide @ei6tdte. go glaubte al1d
mein &oIege,. Ser @eri9tsar5t, un0
in biejem Gimme bat nu9 bas @eridt
entl6teoen, als es Das Berfabren ein-
itente 11no Sic Mftten na1 irgenb eli
mem Mr6ib ma110ern lief, NO tie
mobl beute nod i6immeln.
Mnior 8eder bntte ein ettDns
abenteuerIi9es Borleben. St mar
lange in 6ou6noiiben Dienlten ge-
jtanben, no er in Sn6ien %ltationiert
NOR, uno bra6te bon bort ben Mn-
iorstitel, cine ansreibenOe Beniion
uno eth 2eberlei0en nit. Dnrb 0as
Iebtere lernte i6 i'm fennen. Mls es
Tim einmal iebr i6le6t ging, rief
mild ieine 8irtl6afterin, gegen lei
ne1 8iIen. Ct idimpfte u11o tobte,
ct noble feine1 Qr5t unD mies mid
grob aus Dem 3immer. Mber % er
idmmerlib auslaD uno %offenbar bod
.fieberte, nnbm iG 1ieien Mnsbr19
als Elm SieberiDmptom uno IieB MIDI
nidt btnausmerfen. 8einabe nit
@elpalt unteriubte i6 ibn. Bieoer
grtparten naDm er Die %Deroronete
Meoi5in, befolgte aue meme @eilnn.
gen, uno 0a li6 iein 3nltano 1idtl16
beiIerte, inBte er bal0 8ertrauen uno
cine gemiiie 3uneigung gu mir. gr
lieB mid oft Dolen, gu oft logar,
6enn es fan1 Dor, DaB CT mir bel n1ei-
mem giintritt Ia6en0 entgegenrief:
u&eute felt mir gar 1idts, aber Der
Brog min mir allen nidt ibmeden,
ih brnlde @eIelldafft."
SD nabm ibm Dies gorgeben mel.
ter nidt libel, neil ih 5ur grfen1t-
mis- gefornmen mar, baB Der Maior
Elm 5onoerling lei, belfen Eu1t uno
Denfen oft bart an Der Gren5e oeS
Morlnalen lta1tO. Da5u trng mobl
aud Die %ertporbeue aranfbeit BEL, uno
nidt 5uIeBt ser Mlfobol, ben CT iid
in ben Iropen nngen0bnt bate UNI
lett nidt laiie11 fon1tte. gr Der.
braufte ungebeure Wengen Gum,
ob1te baB ih i'm Mbrigens iemals be-
rouiGt geieben bdtte.
Dabei NOR CT, mie gelagt, elm aus
gemad)ter 5otoerling 5hon oaB er
liid in unierem meltabgelegere1l
5t1bthen 1ieDergelaiien batte, no ct
feinen Menfdlen fannie, mar cine
leItlame WarpHe, benin Ser Srt bot
.feinerIei Mnnebnlidfeiten ooer Sea-
tnrrei5e. nebrigens Bate Der Malor
iolde faim genoiien, 0enn id erl1t-
mere mid nibt, 0aB er iemalS letne
8obnung perlieb. NOR, pie sc.
lat, iein ein3iger gerfebr, mas INN
10 mnnberIider NOR, als er iihtllh
unter ser giuiau1feif Tit l1no bds
geoarfnig mad Gelelidaft Datte.
ald mar ct Elm ebr gutter gr5abler
unD treffIider ghiloerer. Yber ole
Berfude meinerfeitg i'm 3lll1 M1is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
3isarreumeisbett.

3igorren iino mie Menfden: 10
l1per au bebanoeln 10 leibt gu Der.
leben. Die Manner be1rteilen 31-
garren meiit, mie tie Gralten belir'
teller, nod Der MnBenieite; inrel1
itedt Oft Ser bette Sabaf, aber me-
qer oeg Dedblattes auein peri9mdbt
man lie 10 Iebr oft. 3igarren ftno
mie sic &%ausfrauen; tie ta1gen
nidt piel, tpenn iie in1merfort aus
qeber. 3igarren iino tpie politilde
@eoen: tpe1lr man fie al Der l1red-
ten gtene in Sen Munb itedt, 10
perbreunt man iid 6as Maul. 3i-
aarren iino lnie tugenobafte SrauetL
ipbaIo man nit ibnen Die gren5e
iiberidreitet, bat man nnannebmlid-
feiten. .Die 3igarre III pie cine
graut: ne1t1t Du aufborit, fir lie
an5iebero gu lem, erlifdt lire Gllt
iebr bal6. 3igarren meroen nie Die
Meniben in ibrer friibeiten Sugeno
eetpidelt, aber Sic 9igarre fommt
aus Der Site, mern tie gebrau6t
miro. ndbrenb Ser Menib oan1 III
Die Site fomr1t, men1l er %berbrai,d'
geioe Derben al 4ide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

5rMber fano mon auf Sen ii bic.
iigen Soften Hegeroen 56iffen MIR
ublirtoe Gaiingiere, bie fid aus GU
ropa nod bier bineinidmuggelt nor=
ten. 8or einiger1 Eagen .fonb man
aber oiti einem bier Hegenoen Can't
BIER sebn Matn, Sic id binausz
id)n1uaaeln MOLTEN. Die Soften d1z1
bern id
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
Bpr Rl!nl1rBtatln.
kSnmoresfe boa Gilbert 8oberid.]

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n'no ldop11e llU IVY o su.an' ulte gant
Wen 9egagen lepn Rls.lei "S Se.a.
gape ld p1er51g SapIe ll..g psn.
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MIR D1er pe1tai1g1 ", d geplgIl. S @u.
geuIe an pln ~ y! y.uvsltutp W. W.
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olelem Norf aus! SEP gepor m,a Dt
gSelt mn uno 1g 9eDpIe ptl sss.
SEPT tam ntio oar1 1m = 1lsgl
In1l, mos MIR ssLsnngtN n.uu y;
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w w ~ a n NJ Do ,.nn n,;+ nanr,, msr.
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gi'ngeh - t''upls us'D NY eu't'u'
n'gls; az ~. mo $40
r uMp = a1aiha ~ ~, t ~, 49, r
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panell July, o.
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piepe na,,noro, mor,nnnntpn
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mt g%ergrngen ans let ma;. pe tniasar
rellple.le. 80, f,aata. Ssh91
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g. a. etup, Us s4u ~, a,no, KIT irnn,er
gu a. ,,;;sto nnh Ser ser im-
5en ~ 4'l Ss,,, atnos herfen npr
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.ne III nit sen gerpanoten lpredell
inmn
mip nip1p iin6 egg"
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a., mo,,ia ,,ior,n mpi,,tp tie
oM MSam s
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,.a 45te1 s, Sa,,ns Mir iiinfsphn
nue11 mas aIa,,bs4 s., rom mos
ap heha faranoo - I'M
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hnIhpn Tna nidt aupiel, nit oeneu
if herhonSelfel - NNHufaebnl In.
iinnl SIN id Elm groftel? 9as mo
NO ih n o1er M11he in apei So.
non
Sim onbern Morae1 beaQnn er.
Mrs Or mittoos heimfam, erflarte er,
81 gofhp ipin nidt 10 einfoG; aber
o. merle lie idon apinqen.
a.: 80 n;ora,, nori+ s., ho,n
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

9ie bieIe1 Du1toert Sabre irilder
aei0ensgeididte follen en6liA lire
laron11ng fmoen. gaht ettn burd
Die Nnerfertnl1ng berriHen l1nnbbane
ggffet, ionbern bird Sc Mntpenbnng
Der m Burenfrege befnIgten 6unnaa=.
.fdt aeaen Sc unaIiidIde 8eboIfernng
Der griiir1en Sniel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10
pic Ein1panN crnnes<
iraec.

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&, 1pttpr gpi4 hoben Sic hoheu
so,ro,, = moibinnton tx mieber Sen
ganf serhroshpn liner Sic o11uenblid-
tx reeht ,forfa ginnnnber11nn ms
Mo-, Sie M,,s,iht hnk lie. lih IN Sen
,Slhitpn ssnhren md oara beoeuteno
ita;gern mir6. IN pielen &reiien iiebt
,,,,a ono oroRe redf Germ. rrar1enf-
I;M j, ssnS,,Strip- unb annbpirt-
imoi+sfre;spn nhp. 6ie nroontiierteu
J yheiter moJ1en Sic ginnanoeru11q
ionier ne m6nlih beihrdnfen, Mue.
hri,,ap,, 1nehr nhpr member tpiftiae
M,;;,,Sa f;;r nnpr opnpn Sic gintport=
6pr11nn Dor. ober iehr fe1ten iin6 bie-
ieIhpn n11parteiilh. 1onbern mer0en
n,,g beriSnIihe mooer aeihdftltdem
ginpnn1b nugoeibrofe11. Mues bat
chen ampi @pifen 1fnh 6eshalb ipute
mon nidff ~ ainaiflih iein. in Iibe-
roIer mei1e Sic nanae Gintpanoernnas
frnoe ri I0{en. Wag nun Sic Mitfel
hefrifff Sic mon AIR 5idtunq Ser
@inmanberuna antpenoen fDnnfe, 10
fobbt mon nod INNER babel I'M Gum
fem. gYos bis iebt u1f qe1eblihem
Weae hierbei qeleiifet tpl1r6e, bat li6
nor nihf bemahrt Ga 1T Dor anen
Dingen Bic groborfig al1spoiannte
8ilonngspriifnng 5n 1er1en. Wt1f
berielben but ma1 bodnte1s gelnr1oe,
frdftige 8erioner aus Dem 2anoe ge=
balten, mabren6 gehdbrl1fe senfe,
mie Mttglieoer Der Shpar5en 5an0,
8olidiniftS, &ommunilten, rafttnter=
te @unner nn6 Sobitnbler meilter=
tells in 0ie Ser. 5taaten gelalien
mer0en mnBten, neil lie ge11l1g Bilz
Dung beiiBen, um Sic Hrobe gldn5enO
.beiteben 5u f06rnen. 8enr1 man ibner
fein 8erbreben ober 3n6tbausifrafe
.beneiien fon11te, Die 8il0nngsprMfung
mo9te ibnen feinen Summer. uno
menn biefe 2ente erite einmal I'M Cant
be 1inb, Damn iino tie nieoer iebr
|16ner los at tperben. Wt ben Wai=
Ienperbaftut1gen Der Mitglie0er Ser
&ommnni1ter1 unb 8oli9emiiten bat
mon MIR Del ins 8euer gegoifen, unb
6eren Deportierung NOR faif ur11aog=
li6.
en- monc,en Mrhpitprfrpi1en fiirl1=
Tot mon tx mr. Rem o,1s elmer 1tnrfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-10

- q lis Der 5huIe. 2ebrer:
erne mir einell gemeinen 8rlid.
ShuIer: Ser git1bruhlH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
FIRST week, 5 EGGS;
SECOND, 72;TH|RD,|04
Hens Showed Steady Eco Gain for
Mrs. Pierce In Winter Weather.

! "The week before We tried Don Sung
No got s eggs from so hens. The
next week, from 5O-cent package Of
Don Sung, we got u eggs, and the
next week l04. Some of our hens are
mere pullets and Don Sung has
started them laying."-Mrs. B. F.
Pierce, r. F. D. !, Butler, Tenn.
Mrs. Pierce selected q severe time
for her test-the middle of January.
Yet she started getting the eggs
promptly. Your hens can lay well, in
cold weather. and we'll prove it.
Here's our offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If you don't
find that it pays for itself and pays
you q good profit besides, simply tell
us and your money will be promptly
refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for egg-laying)
works directly on the egg-laying or
gans, and is also a splendid tonic. It
is easily given in the feed, improves
the hens health, makes her stronger
and more active in any weather, and
starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 30 days and if it
doesn't get you the eggs, NO matter
how cold or wet the weather, your
money will be refunded by return
mail. Get Don Sung from your drug
gist or poultry remedy dealer or send
so cents for a package by mail pre-
paid. Burrell- Digger Co., 264 Column
bia Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

-.z-..g ~ I. s.....ss n 49,
sss ~. 8 1k - IA. J. =! - 49, s
-. ~ !. -. Isl.l :. : - -
ane
ss..Hs:. - y - s1e
$3.50 49,
. Dti.1 e. MA scnO0l oays'
e't1 oss0 ~ 49, nO..s Y 800
~ ~ ~ AIsus y NC csEc1is,
tsou oepezment ana = nien scnoo.
TOT I'D yeers e eeIvod
Y tne i.uer capec1y 40 MI
tscses Wnicn eppexso unoer nis
uue IeccINe0 tne IevofAOio COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
MONTH GOOD IN
CONTRACTS FOR
BUILDING WORK


Cost OF new Building work con-
tracted for during the month OF
December il estimated at @216.-
2s4 so, according to the monthly re-
port OF John A. Hndros, city build
ing inspector.
OF this sum 5000, 900 is placed q
the estimate cost of the first build
inx work on the new Fort Arm
strong theatre, which is to 90 up
on the corner OF Third avenue and
Nineteenth street. Excavation
work has been under way for sew
eral weeks. Brissman 4 Co. OF
Moline have the contract and are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice: Public notice IL nefeDy
given that the county court OF
Rock Island county has rendered
judgments for special assessments
and special taxation upon property
benefited by improvements for paw
ing, Waterman, sewers and side
walks, as will more fully appear
from the certified copies OF judg-
ments on file in my ONCE; that tho
warrants for the collection Of such
special assessments and special
taxes are in the hands Of the under
signed. All persons interested are
hereby notified to call and pay the
amount assessed at the collector )
Office in the city hall within 30
days from the date hereof.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,. this
9th day Of December. A. D. 1919.
NJ. r. RUDGREN,
City Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

O'Clock this morning. He was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis over
two weeks ago. Complications in
the form Of typhoid fever develop
ed serious condition from which
lie could not rally.
Keith was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel A. Nelson. 500 Twelfth
street. He was born June IL, 1900.
TT Sterling. Ill. He had resided in
Rock Island with his parents for
10 years.
He attended the Irving school
and was graduated from the Rock
Island high school with last years
class. He was popular with his
fellow students at high school as
evidenced by the fact that he held
an ONCE in his class during each
Of the four years Of study. In his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

small shop building: one for !
chimney and two for renaodeling
work.
Fees for permits on. building
work amounted to SEA and water
rent $6.4S. 4
In addition to other improve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07

vork that il estimated to cost
81, $3.50.
OF these permits TIRES were for
new dwellings, two for repair Of
IRE losses, four for garages. two
for sheds. one for = filing station.
one for ! storm porch. one for =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-07
Licensed to w

Clifford Emmanuel Carlso.
Lille Madelia Larson.
Percy Dawson. =. Ear
Lillian Allison , F,,,t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-23
GIRLS! IS YOUR TEAM
VICTORIOUS? HERE
ARE yICTORS' Names

Games are in full sway now be-
tween the different teams of the
the first hour period, the Garfield
Champions have captured a game
from the Mercury team; second
hour, 1920 Champions have come
out as victors over the Richmond
Reds in the first game that has
been played; third hour teams
have played two games, resulting
in a tie, one game each for Yale
and the White Sox; fourth hour,
Electric Wires made the Ever Win
ners accept the little end of the
score; fifth hour, first section,
Champions won over Harvard; fifth
hour, second section, Richmond
Reds were victorious over the Babe
Ruth, Jr. team.
No sixth hour teams have COM
pleted a game as yet, but probably
will do so next week.
Two newly organized sixth hour
teams, which we have not reported
in the Junior, have the following
names, and leaders: the Buster
Browns, captain Stella May Frame,
assistant captain, Mary Meerhoff;
the Jumping Jacks, captain Alice
Daub, assistant captain, Frances
Shepherd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-23
SCOUTS HIKE DURING
THE VACATION DAYS

The scouts of Troop 5 made the
most of their vacation days. thus
showing that they thoroughly APP
preciated their teachers going
away to visit the teachers and boys
and girls in schools in other cities.
They went hiking all day Thurs
day and all day Friday.
Thursday they left the Associa-
ton building at 9 o'clock with their
scoutmaster, Thomas P. Wilson,
for an all-day hike along Clear
creek. They took some outdoor test
work, played some scout games,
especially football. They cooked
their noon meal over a campfire.
Friday, the scouts left the build
ing at 8 o'clock, starting north in
search of black walnuts. They are
planning to hull and then sell the
nuts they gather and put the
money in the troop treasury. Each
hiker was accompanied by a sub
stantial lunch wrapped in a pack
age and carried carefully under his
arm.
At a regular meeting of the scout
troop, Monday evening, the scouts
decided to accept the invitation of
the United States Treasury Depart
ment to sell War Savings Stamps
before Christmas. 1t was decided
in this meeting to lay the matter
before the Kiwanis and Rotary
clubs first, and then before indF
viduals afterwards. Arrangements
have already been made to meet
with the Kiwanis club at their reg
ular weekly luncheon, week
from Thursday-On Nov. 4. ]. Rom
aid Ross will lay the matter before
the club and will be assisted in
passing out the pledge cards by six
other scouts. Edward Null will
probably present the subject to the
Rotary club. The scout who sells
the most of these War Savings
Stamps will be awarded silver
button enameled in red, white and
blue, by the Treasury Department.
Games were also played at this
meeting. This feature has become
a part of the program for the regu-
lar scout meetings.
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Second Teams.
Willie Runs Away
And Finds Indians

A boy named Willie lived in the
woods. His mother told him not to
60 away from the house because
there were Indians in the woods.
One day Willie saw pretty bird.
The bird flew into the woods, and
Willie followed the bird until he
was far in the dark woods. Then
the bird left Willie all alone.
Willie was tired so he lay down
and went to sleep. When he awoke
it was very dark. He started to
run home, but it was so dark he
couldn't see the path. He lay
down and went to sleep again.
When he awoke it was light. When
he was lying on the grass he saw
an Indian. He jumped to run but
the Indian caught him by his coat,
and then he made Willie work for
him. Willie never saw his mother
again.-Arthur Muckridge, White
water school, grade 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-23
GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE REORGANIzED
AT WARNER SCHOOL

One of the most active and inter
esting organizations in the city
schools Is the Good Government
League at Warner school. The rep
resentatives to this league for the
present term have been elected
and the league reorganized. The
representatives and their alter
mates follow:
CAB Grade: Georgia Thomas,
secretary. Representatives, Thelma
May, Kenneth Holtcamp; alter.
mates, Grace Darnell. Finley Bond.
6B, ga: Mary Elizabeth Reese,
Samuel Morgan; alternates, Chris
sic Miller Robert Surrender.
5B, "A: June Schramm, Nelson
Pyle; alternates, Lucille Seaney,
Ralph Roberts.
"A, Alb: Grace Resslar, John
Wade; alternate, Martha Hill.
ga, 3B: Lois Thomas, William
Romberg; alternates, Helen Kinert,
Richard Dallas.
la, lib: Georgia Nichols, Mar
jorie Hill; alternates, Elizabeth
Archey, Ella Holiday.
The representatives from the "a,
2B room have not yet been chosen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-23
GARFIELD PICK-UPS

The health-chore cards have ap-
peared at last and the girls are
speedily enrolling as crusaders.
Next Wednesday noon, the
grades for the first seven weeks of
the term will be given out to the
pupils.
The hostesses for the school
luncheons this week were: Mil
dred Ware, for Monday, and Mil
dred Coins, for Tuesday.
The school lunch room will open
on Nov. 2, if some apparatus, which
has been ordered for the room, ar
rives in time to be installed before
that date.
The books of the school library
arrived Tuesday, and, it is thought,
will be ready for use on Monday.
There are about 200 books for the
use of Garfield boys and girls this
term.
The Boys Dramatic club met for
a preliminary meeting Tuesday.
Organization will be completed at
the next meeting. The members
are considering the study of a
Stuart Walker play.
All other, clubs except the above
mentioned postponed their regular
meeting this week until next week
because of the enforced CD vaca-
ton given the pupils when the
members of the faculty went visit
ing.
The Girls Dramatic club met
Tuesday afternoon. The girls of
Norma Duffin's group read Troll
Magic" fairy folk play. Next
week Mildred Michael's group will
read play before the other mem
bers >of the club.
In special meeting of the school
council called for Tuesday after
noon at the general exercise period
vote was taken on the invitation
received by the school from the
city Armistice Day celebration
committee, asking them to furnish
a float in the parade. The council
members voted in favor of having a
float and left the direction of it to
the History department..
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ELIZABETH kRlNG HEADS
WHITEWATER J. r. C.

The organization of the Junior
Red Cross in the public schools is
near completion. At Whitewater
school the officers for the fourth
grade (Mrs. Stillingers room) are:
president, Elizabeth Kring; secre-
tary, Kenneth Brouse. Once d
week, usually on Friday, a talk on
health and sanitation is given.