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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
fir $50 Marf mir 5dub fanfen, unb

FIR 1870 Wtart mir SduD tat1fen, 1tno
10 gebts BEL aaem. 80 gebtS and
meinem orr1er &aplan. @r bot i'm
8ierteliabr Is Marf @ebalt. 8ir
itno Sin besbalb fir Die 3uienonng
bon MeBittpen6ien iebr banfbor. SD
benfe, IN Sen nadHen Gagen befom-
me ih Das @el6 bon Der 8anf.
Dus fin6 10 einige 5bil6erunge1,
|6ie i6 Sir ien6en min. Elm idpaheS
BiI6 bon Ser 8irflidfeit. S6 frene
mid ldon, me1ln ib Sic &leionngs-
ltude, sic Dn mir ien6en mirft, ben
armer &in6ern meiner @emeinbe ge-
ben fam, f6id ite audi glet6. Hno
mie biele bon Der nmgegen6 fommen
mad @%oggenal1, ob fie nidt etpas err
obern, aIIo anes, mas Dn mir idldlt,
bring i6 iofort an, un6 Der Donf Der
L&fn6er un6 beren gltern lit ben gl1te1
@ebern iider. MQen ber5li6es Ser
gelts Got!
8um @1InB nod Elm menig Bbi-
Ioiopbie Ser @ei9i6te. Das emit 1o
1toI5e Denti9lan6 liegt 10 idmrnerlid
am 8oben, mie es ft6 6ie grobten
|Gei11oe ME bGtten traumen luifen.9
16o1en tpir empor. @ot bat alles 10
gefiigt. @s m11Bte 10 fommen. Ser
uebermut Ser 8roteitmten in ben
&riegsiabren tpar grob. Sn ibren Set
t1nger nn6 &e6en fonnte MON ber-
nebmen bel Sen groben Sieger: 9os
lit Ser @eiit zines 2ntber, Der Die
'@oloaten beieelt I'M Sample gegen
@om. go 5u leien nod benz Bor=
mar16 ser 9el1tiben an Der Biabe.
Dft boben mir es geiagt, un6 id bobs
iogar 0ffentli6 einmal geiogt. Wenn
mir iiegen, gebts nns &atbolifen
i6ledt.
Set Ser %idmmerlt6en &epolntton
aber, sic eigentli9 nnb mabr Der
@eiIt zines 2l1tber mar, ipri6t man
1idt mebr 6abo1. @ir bertra11en nno
beten, @ott miro anes mie6er nrs
s1m Be5ten Ienfen. 8enn Der Sim-
mel au9 nod 10 trib 1T nno in oer
6er11e nod nnbeilponere @olfen li9
H5eiget1 bertpauen mir, @5oH miro al
les uns gum 8eiten lenfen. @ott miro
nns nidt perlai1en. gu pirit onb err
lanben, oaB i9 bon Dem @el6, menn
id es befomme, fir nns .ettpas berz
men6en l1nb meinem &aplan ettpas
geben barf, 6enn MIR geboren 5n ben
eigentli6en Srtsarmen.
@ir Ien6en nniern 6e1tf6en Brii=
bern ber5ltden Grub lnb oanfe1 tout
ienbmaI pas SIR nns IN 6teier 3ett
Ser Scot tut.
Snsbeion6ere griiBen mir ale Dt6
tauIenomal. Sem Dt6 ltebenoer
9rubear- Sran5 Geltbner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

Dor BON 500. 8eiter beltimmt oas
berdnoerte @efebe Bel ooppelter, boil
lieer Snbalibitm Die Monatsrente
MID Ole borber angefabrten
forperli6en @ebreben tperoerr in benz
neuen @efeB aIs bolige, oallernoe SSn-
|baIioitGt nnertn1rt.
Bel teiImeiier S%nbalibitat.
Sr1 benz ne11en @e}ebe beiBt es oies-
be5iigIi6: u8enn nnb folnnge Die
Snbalioitdt cine teiltpeiie nn6 5eit=
tpeiIige lit, ioG Die Monatsrente Elm
B%ro3entiab Der fir boaige nHo on1i,
ern6e 3ablbaren 1ein entfpred)enD
bent Grade, in mel6em ii1 bns Or
merbsbermogen bur9 Ole SnpnIibi-
tat bermin1ert bat.
v@enn nnb ioInnge oie Snbalioi-
tdt als teilpeiie nn6 oa11erno gilt, folI
6ie Monntsrente Elm Bro5entIak Ser
fir boqige nnb b&llernbe Sn%bnlibitdt
5ablbar fem entfpredenb bem Gro
De, in tpeldem ii6 bas g%rtperbsber-
m0gen 6urb Die S%nbali0itdt berr1in-
bert bat.
eDo1 es ion gntf91oigung our
Mus5ablnng gelangen, iofern Ole Ser
Numbering Ser grperbsf1bigfeit tpe-
niger oIs 10 Bro5ent betrdgt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

ren. 81 irgenomelber peiteren 4ns
funft 1T Or. 8filter ieoer5eit bereit,
er 5iebt iebo9 Dor, tuenr 5enoungen
brett an 6ie obengenannten M6reiien
biniibergeidiM ner6en, 6amit 3tpi=
ibenitationen moglibit bermieoen
|tperben. Dr. 5ran5 Bfifter, @inc.
.8fiiter, Grieb. Salbatore, Otto 4rie,
gel, Sos. nnterrainer, Mlois Sofer,
Mubolpb Nteber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
Bic iriidsn gifdSk babem bit III.

Die irifden gifdSfe babsa BIT ri.
IfAe ersiebnngsborIage> bic iebt Dor
BEN BarIamente it, bernrfeiH Sw
'erfIdrerl 6aB fefne Mabregeln ffir bic
Igraiebtnna 6es yoIfeg 3ufricoe1ltfI
|Iero iefn fSunerL bic iDren 4anbfur,
fpruna nidf in oem 2anoe fefbH 10,
Ben, gie grsiebnagsfrage 1T mr. cine
ser iri{den g6tpierigfeiten Die fiji
Iber o6er fpdter geIof tper6en miiNen
eber, oefto better
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
Mmfrnf s1,rS .&tIfe!

Eirol 6as berrlide 2nno, 6as 2ano
6es Sreibeitsbel6en Mn6reas 8ofer,
|bos 1ih 10 TOPPER gepebrt fat, lit iebt
bennoh in ei1re 10 i6reflihe Sage ge=
roten, 6aB es an Die guten @er5et
Ieiner Srennbe un6 Conner I'M Nl1s-
Innoe appeuiert. gs NOR bis jebt gu
itol5, I'M &ilfe gu bitten, MIR Der
@nnger fat Ieinen 5tola nn6 feline
8ef6eioenbeit gebroben. Die Scot lit
10 groB getpor0en, bob ielbit oie BEL
Ibenmntigite @ntiagung lire @ren5ert
erreibt fat.
Gin b0berer 8eamte ibreibt ans
Snnsbrnf:: u8or 5tpei 8oben baben
mir bas 1ekte 8rot gegeiien; utto 5l
oem @i1ter, Ser erit anfd1gf, baben
mir feline &oblen." S6on mebrbals
bam es infoIge bon Mabrnngsforgen
gum Mnfrubr. &nngernbe Sra1en
unb &inber 8oge1t our6 Die StraBen
nno f6rieen rod 8rot; nn6 Dos tpa=
rem ri9t 1tur Srauen unb &in6er Der
armiten @lalen, ion6ern al16 6es
M%iittelltanoes. @ieberbolt iino 8liin-
|6erungen bon 26oen un6 Maga5inen
Dorgefommen, tpo6nr9 nod Die flei-
men MotborrGte %oufgerdumt tDnroen.
|&ur8, Elm gler6, pie tpobl faum eli
mes Ser anoerer &%riegsldn6er es
onrd5umaben bat, 1T nber oas fleire
|Eirol bereingebro6en.
Mls @ebirgslanb lit es nidf i'm
|@tanoe, geniigen0 @etreioe gu 3ieben
ODER iid NIT ieinen eignen @r5engnii@
len felbif gu erndbren. Sic 8efpobrer
|iin6 abgeidlolen. bon Der Mubenfpelt,
nodbem Sic 6ur65ieben6en So1oa-
tenborben 10 aiem1i6 nnes dufge5ebrf
BADEN, mas borban6en mnr. Sier IN
|Mmerita leben nlr penige Siro1er,
infolgebeifen lit Die 8ilfeletitnng
6nrb 8ribatien6ungen nidt 10 aus
geoebnt nie fir anoere @egenoen
IDeutiAGanbs un6 Siterreids.
Ser Undergraduate 9usidnB bon
|giroIern, sic Sic 9erbGltnifie fennen,
min berinden gu Belfen. Gle Wilpan-
fee CHARITY ga5aar @eie1f9af, bic
fir sic Central 2an6er iammelt, bat
auf nniere 8orftelnngen Fin fofort
6reitnufen6 Collars an Die Siliale
Sambnrg Ser 8eutiden 8anf CUR
|gerfiiaung BEG Snnsbrnder 8iirgers
+r4aistore MfIhcIrr GrpfI npfnhpf efz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

Mfner0emenf lei 0nff 01Hgen1elW
8%utimmung@ erIaffen tporben 1T
|B5berer 9lo6finn. Gem 0olfe iDnroe
tpe6er geftattet brett iiber Die Gra.
ge a%b5nfimmef1 nod tpurbe fe N
|ireenb elmer @obltdmpagte 81 81.
mem Sffue genta6t. ole Matifisie.
'runa See Yrobibitions Mmenbcmene
NOR cine tpiIsfrIt6e Sgnoriernna
Ser 8iinfde 6es goIfes, tpie fe fnnm
III irgen6 einem anoeren 2nnbe mog'
lid aetpefen tp1re.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
&arbinal @ibbuns BON galtimor,

y VLuUN4tS WV 0u%%lAtN%S
un0 @oroinal 9Gonnell bon Bolton
perurteilten in 11ad)oriidlider Beife
6as beri9penoeriide @eloausgeben
.tpie es bel1te beftebt. Die gegentpdrti-
ge Brosperitdt folte ridt bo51i be-
t1lbt tDerben, 6as @el6 al b%ergeuoen>
lonoern iie ioIte Nnlas our eripar-
nis fir Die 3ufunft biloen. Nnoer-
ieits bGte inns 6ieie Brosperitat &C.
legenbeit, oie None dig gutter Sama-
ritaner fir Die leioen6en g0lfer 81.
.ropas tpeiter at iibernebmen. 90 tie
Zen ii1 6ie boben &irdenfiriten tn
|s1reiben an bte Spar-D ibiiion bes
|5dabamtes in @aibington bernebs
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
@abrtah aeitsemaf finb bic mad.

@abrtaft seitsemaf finb bic mad.
itebenben @orte> tpel6e Der bod)tp'ite
gr5biibof Com. s. gamma BON San
6rancisco iiingit bonn altar fprab:
uWenn 1ie M1nter, tpel6e Die @e.
fdide bon Nationen 5u beitimmen bd.
ben, Got aus ibrem @efidtsfreis
perlieren, tpenn Die Berfonen, tuelben
sic Wadt berIieben 1T, nidt nit ieis
ren gottli1en 9efeblen rednen, tOenn
Sic &errider Der groe> inbem iie IL.
rem eigeten idpaden 9iht bertrnti.
en-, 6as giitigere 2tdt beri6mdben
ebenfo tpie 6ie stdrfe bes etpigen
@ottesiobnes> 6ann berIieren fie allen
gegriff Der gerbdltniiie inb ndbern
iid fdnea Der gernidtung."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

Ser Sarmer mag ale Mnslogen
fir 8earbeiten ieines 2anbes, fir
grrtespede uno fiiir ben Abfat Der
Graeuanilfe BEG 2annes in Mb5ng
bringer1. 9ie MusIoaer1 fir San1erl
nnb 9iinaer ur16 getr6ge Fir 8er-
pfIeaar,a bon gieb fallen a1eidfoHs
IN Sic ge6uffions-Hnbrn MugIagen
fir unbeoenteuoe Reparnt11ren on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12
@pH 1T not.

$500 tl5=&&aa @4&4aASEEjat
Set Monoten tpirIt bn, Iieber 2e-
fer, anfgefor6ert, fir Die &riegsnot-
f%Ieibenoen 5l geben. Du gibit, neil
|Dein Ser5 bid Da5u treiht. Da5mii6en
|aber trifft ein an6erer &latg oein
|Sbr. Du BORT, 0u lieit bon lnltigem
|2eben aus benz 8pHen beranS, Das III
Deutl9larb berrfden ion. Sin- nno
berge5ogen I'M @emit DDn 6ieien I'M
barmoniimen Sonen, bern1agIf Dn
nidt mebr, Dem unmtttelbaren 8i0er=
ban ansbeinem S%nneriten 5n lal1i6en
unb bent .Drdngen 6es bort pobnen-
ben Al1ens Der Wenldli6feit 5n fol-
Igen. go mirit Dl1 lauer un6: gleidt
giItig, Meaei6t gar abgeltumpft. 2ies
Ste nadfolgenoe 8etradfung aus Der
gerliner Ganaltrierien 3eit11g bonn
I'll. De5ember! Dann mfrit 6ll ben
beri9utteten Auen mic0er %aufgraben
unb i'm flieBen nno Itromen laiien
al beinem 5egen l1no 5um Nuben be-
rel, 6ie mir 5tammesbrii6er nen11en.
Ser 6rem6e, Der nod Berlin
fommt nnb Die a11sDerfanften Sbea=
ter, Sic iberfiinten &affees iiebt,
glonbt oft nidt an bic Scot, bon Der
6auerno in Deutiblano gereoet nnb
gei9rieben miro. 56einbur gibt es
feline Mrmen mebr, 16einbar fommt
Der neberflnB in oie 5taote getDat1=
bert. Die Men1ben geben nod 1eio-
li6 gut gefleioet. De 2d6en tn6 NIT
NobrnngSmitteln gefiint. 5iebt man
iid ober Die Breiie an, ID bergebt Ell
1em Ser Mppetit. Sir Die breite
Maiie fommen bieie Dinge nibf in
Getraht. Mber nidt 11nr fir Ben f1ei-
men 8ear1ter nn6 NngeitelIten, aud
fir ben 8rofeIior, fir ben &edtsan-
pnIt, fir Sen Mr5t finb Die18reiie fir
ane 6iele gnten Dinge nneridping-
Iid. Noh lift Die Scot nidt anf ben err
iten Blid at %erfenner1, nod baben ote
2eute gan5e &leioer nnb Sbube nuf
6em 2eibe. Mber es lit meit Der lebte
@of, bnS ein5ige Baar S9nbe, oas
NIT bent BepnBtiein getragen miro:
es fin6 Sic lebten Stiide Ser &eferbe.
gu tieferen ginbliden felt benz
Sremben Der 6as 8ilo Der Stoot
fiebt oie M0gIt6feit.
gr5dblen Sic 5armer, Die nit nit
ben, bergrdmten @eiidtern ourd Die
l5fraBen Der St6Dte mnnbern, benz
6remoen bon ibren 5orgen, bon ben
ge0ten, Sic Sic neue 3eit tdgli6 ge-
biert2 9eute gibt es nod 8rot, benfe
nod cine bnnboa 4ob1en. 9ber NOR
gen, mas 1T morgen? 8iro Der 8in-
ter iebr faIt ueroen2 8eroen Die
&urtoffeIn mie6er %erfrieren2 Sn Der
neuen 3eit erfrieren bic &%artoffeln
5fefs, oie 3uderriibenernfe berfault
INNER mie0er, nno 1ie @offnlng, bob
nod ales al1t tper1en farm, tit Elm
aern1arterfes @efpenH, bas aug Der
Bergongenbeit Die @egenipart gu tro-
item berfudt, ME aIs iebIide Gridelz
nu1q o1s Der 3ufunft lendtef gns
lgIenb, 0as einitmas, aIs es nod fein
IgIenb aab, gefegentlm on Die SHren
podtp, tit beute aIs tdglider 0af IN
Wilionen Bobnungen beirniib. Bas
lit elm BrifeH2 Seer BOT ie 0aran gez
oadt. 6aB iid feline ar0Bfe Gorge nm
Isle min5ige 8ebagIidfeh elmer mar
men Sfube oreben miro? 8er bot ae-
- CSSa1 ice.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-12

YeI, SUI. ulItIIulleIl NlUIS 9DteI,
|Dr. &u6olpb Nieber.
Nene Iiberale DnKnng
oeS &riegsrtTfo>@ ers
it6ermn8S8eiebeS.
Sen aug Granfrei1 beimgefebrten
|Rriegern iinb meitere @ergiinitig11n-
gen 6ur6 cine 1telte, midtige Menbe-
rl1ng 6es &riegsriiifo 8erfi9erungs.
geiebes 5uteil getDor6en. Die bon Der
ben &riegsbenidernngsoienit Ieiten-
ben 56abamts Mbteilung erlaifene
8etanntmndung 1T bon b0bftem SSn-
tereffe fir Mi1ionen bon friiberen
lSolboten un6 5eeIeuter, }opie 6eren
Mngeb0rtgen 11no 8enefi5ianter. @es
maB Der neneiten Gnii11r1g bes @eie-
bes, Die am "a. De5ember !. S. bon
Hraii6ent @ilion 6ur9 l1nteraei6-
hung gutgebeiBen tporoen it, fommet1
Die bon Ser 81tnoesregierltng a11sge-
itenten SerminberiiGerungs- ODER
|%fonbertierten Observation-Disclosures.
Ii5en Bel S6nigfeit aablbar gernndt
mer6en an irgen6 cine Der in Der fol-
gen6en Notwithstanding angefiibrte
Ber1on, ltn6 8tpar an: gItern, @robs
eltern Stiefeltern, Mb%optibeltern,
lGron ODER @otte, &in6, @roBfino,
|Stieffin6, M6optibfin6, 8ruoer,
lS6melter, &olbbruber, &aIbi9tpeiter,
M6optibbrl16er, acknowledgements, 0n-
fer, Eante, Neffe, 5tiefbruoer, Stief-
idtpeter, Mi1te, S6pager, SbDdge=
rim, ferner iol6e 8erion, bic ein Sabr
unb bnriber Bel bent Beriiberten 81
ternIteGe Derieben fat, ebe er in 6as
Seer eirfrat ODER eiinge5ogett fDnr6e,
a116 bie @in6er folder Berion, iblieb=
Ii6 audi Sic gltern @roBeltern, Stief=
eItern, ooer Mboptibeltern Der Grau
o6er oes @atten Ser berii6erten Ser
ion.
Ser Betrag Ser bon Der 8un6es=
regierung gegen Die 11ripriingli6e
Eerminberii9eru1g a11sgeiteqten Be-
bensperiiderl1ngs Boli5en farn nod
BabI 6es Berfiderten I'M Eooesfane
in boiler Srmrne ODER in Naten5ab=
Innge1, Die fi9 iiber 36 Monate 1tnD
bariber eritreden 6iirfen, CUR N1ts-
5obInng gelanget.
Cine tpeitere, nidtige B%ergiinltt=
gunq beitebt 6nrin, bab Die &ente fIr
ssnpalibitdt eine tpeientlibe grbob-
una erfabren bot. 8ie iib Die ne1tet1,
Iiberalen Beitimmungen 6es GeieBes
NIT ben friiberen pergleiben, perar-
ihanlidt bie folgenbe @egeniberitel~
lung:
Sci seittpeiliger b0liger Snbalioi-
tat: Obne Srau un0 &ino> @ente per
Monat friiber $50, jebt $50; NIT
Grau> bod obne Rino, friber $45 IeBt
100; nit 9ran nn6 einem 4ino, friiber
$55, lett $95; nit Grau uno 5pei
ainbern friiber $65, iebt 500; NIT
Grau unb 6rei ODER mebr ainoern>
frbber SIS, iebt 500; obne Srat1
bod nit einern &inb> friiber $40, jebt
$50; obne 6ran, nit anei &inoern>
friber $50, iebt $95; = obne 8ran,
Init 6rei Rinbern friiber $50, jebt
800; obne Brau, nit bier &inoer11
friiber $50 iebt $1O5; @Ttra 3lts
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
THE PLANT OF A PROFITEER

Considering price reduction of from Is to % per cent
announced the American Wooen Company at its beated
spring sale in what the purpose of the
proclamation of that corporation, signed by William M.
Wood president big advertisements that preceded the
sale by a few days?
If this plea for prices in the face of de-
cning demand and apology for the stoppagc
of production deprving thousands of people of work.
rather than conditions must have been appeal
the trade and the people against economic statute
law The cancellation of orders complained of had been
brought about chiefly by the refusal of the public to
prices known to be eXtoronat The fear expressed that
great gut goods might result from continued production
is only preense There oversuppy of wooens Con-
going without partly from necessity and partly
as a protest against unmitigated robbery.
In the indictments returned last May shown that
the profits of the American Wooen Company in certain
than 100 cent and that its prices had
raised 800 per In addition to
salaries Mr. Wood received in 1919 commissions amount
ing to S515 1926 This is the afflicted corporation and
this the sorrowng captain of industry them
to buy their product that they operations
and give employment to working people whose large vol
of wages had suffced to keep them from prva
ton during months of deness vndicatvey forced
them.
Probably the trade the people and the department of
justice will know what value to place the questions
thus raised 1t only in Marion, Ohio, where Senator
Harding is already urging higher tariffs in the interest
the wool monopoly, that sympathy be looked for.
your blood tngle when you think of the coming
world SERIES Certainly The Press will from every
possible angle and there The Press play by play
board.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
NO WORK, BIG PRICES
CAUSE OF UNREST

BUDAPEST, Sept. 17.-"No work
and high prices are waking Hungary
trouble center" said Count Etienne
Crouv Chanel who claims to be the
most legitimate candidate for the
throne of Hungary.
owe have here upwards of 100000
wcrkmen who are either without work
or else have to work for 1000 crowns
a month, the price of a pair of Shoes"
he continued. "Besides them, We have
10000 government employees left over
from old Hungary whose pay is about
that Of the workmen. Then we have
$4,000 army officers who insist that
they be paid. Then there is large
number of landowners from tire prov
nces given to Serbia, the Czechs and
the Rumanians. who have no means of
livelihood, having been driven from
their lands.
"When these people begin consider
ing their troubles, they turn to the
wealthy Jews as the cause, or else to
the Communists. and therein lies the
origin of the so-called White terror.a'
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
DICKENS LANDMARK
TO BE DESTROYED

LONDON, Sept. 17.-Another Dick
ems land mark is to be destroyed, the
house where Bill Skies met his death,
as described in "Oliver Twist" 1t
stands in a court on Jacobs Island,
Bermondsev, and is being used now as
stable. The house was identified by
the finding of some old plans Of Ser-
nondsey dated 1855, on one OF which
was marked "Bill Skies house"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
[NThe
MABEL NORMAND
PLAYS COWGIRL ROLE

Attired in chaps, checkered skirt
spurs, and wearing big sombrero at
a business-like angle, Mable Nor
mand struts through her latest Gold
wyn picture, "Pinto," withall the joy
that her dynamite little personality
can summon up.
Miss Normand is absolutely at
home in the part of ranch girl. Her
serious moments are as convincing
as her comic antics. AS the outraged
owner of a pony stolen by Mexicans,
Pinto becomes positively ferocious
when she captures the thieves and
demands that the cowboys beat them
up Her versatility is given fresh
field to plow in "Pinto," and she stim-
ulates laughter, stirs sympathies and
generally holds the attention in a
tense grip by the sheer power of her
acting.
Victor L. Schertzinger wrote the
story and directed its production. His
strong grasp of plot and the ability
to inject human touches and light
comedy into situations are noticeable
in the handling of "Pinto." Every
scene gives evidence of Mr.. Schert-
fingers directorial influence.
pinto" is we'll up to the Goldwyn
standard technically. The company
went to no end of trouble to secure
fitting exterior locations, and the
stage sets represent the best efforts
of resourceful art department. Tie
photography is of unsual quality.
To Gerald C. Duffy belongs the
credit for the scenario. The picture
will be presented at the Palace the
ater. SATURDAY..
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
Standing of Clubs
rACIkIC COAST LEAGuE
Yesterdays Results

Vernon, 6; Los Angeles, 5.
San Francisco 4; Oakland, 0.
Sacramento, Z; Portland, !.
Seattle 8; Salt Lake. . Gst gam
Seattle, 8; Salt Lake 2 (2nd gam
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
WHITE SOX PRY
YANKS FROM LEAD
(By Associated Prcss)

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Chicago fore
ed New York out of first place in the
American League pennant race yester-
day by taking the first game of the
crucial series, to 3, while Cleveland
shut out Washington. Chicago show
ed a reversal of form after a days
layoff and supported Kerr with heavy
hitting.
Sensational fielding by Jackson,
Felsch and Strunk was another factor
in subduing the Yankees. "Babe" Ruth
failed to smash out his fiftieth homer,
although he faced Kerr five times. He
cracked out a brace of infield singles
and in the sixth inning. with two on
base. Ruth was famed for the third
out.
Chicago fell on Quinn in the second
inning, scoring runs on five hits, which
included doubles by Strunk and Jack
son and John Collins's triple. Mog-
ridge checked the White SoX when he
replaced Quinn. but was himself re-
lieved by pinch hitter.
A crowd estimated at 10000 wit
messed the game.
The score by innings:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
DODGERS CLOUT
BALL, LICK REOS
(By Associated Press

BROOKLYN, Sept. 16.-Brroklyn's
chances of winning the National
League pennant were enhanced yes
terday by 5 to 3 victorp over Gin
cinnati. The worlds champions STRAIT
ed off as though bent on upholding
their title, but the way the Superbas
came back at them in their half of
the first took some of the fight out
of Moran's men.
Rath opened for Cincinnati with a
single through Olsen and was forced
at second by. Daubert. While Groh
was striking out. Daubert stole sec
ond and completed the circuit on
Rouch's hit to center. Olson hit to
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17

Doesn't your blood tingle when you think of the coming
world SERIES Certainly The Press will it from every
possible angle and there The Press play by play
hOard
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
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center to start for the Superbas, stole
second and went to third while Johns
ton was being retired at first. Neis
walked. On Wheat's hit to right Oh
son tailed and Neis did likewise when
Meyers singled to center. Schmandt
drew pass and then Kilduff, with a
single to center, scored Wheat.
Cincinnati tied the score in the fifth,
when Rath singled and scored with
Daubert on the latter's home run. The
hit was an ordinary single, but it
bounded away from Wheat. Schmandt's S
double. Kilduff'S sacrifice and Miller's
single gave Brooklyn a one-run lead
in the fifth and another was added in
the seventh when Johnston singled
stole second and scored Griffith's dou-
bic to center.
The score by innings:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland, !; Washington, 0.
Chicago, s; New York. 8.
Dertoit. 7; Boston, 6.
Philadelphia, s; St. Louis. 8. III inn
ingS)
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-17
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburg, 8 New York. l (1st camel
New York 4: Pittsburg 0 (2nd game)
st. Louis 4; Boston, 8 DIST game)
Boston, 4; St. Louis, (2nd game)
Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati. 5.
Chica 9: Philadelphia. 5.
Newark post., 1920-12-22
PRESBYTERIANS
TO HOLD ENTERTAIN
MENT TUESDAY
Bible Classes Give Christmas
Gifts to Sunday School
Leaders

Committees of the Presbyterian
Church are busy with plans for
the annual Christmas entertain-
ment which will be held on Tues
day, December %. Santa Claus, it
is confidently expected, will be
there, and will remember the
children who have been good and
those who have done their best
since last Christmas. An enter
tainment, "Noah's Ark" will be
given by the little folks.
On Sunday, January 2, a collec-
tion for the Near East Relief will
be taken in the Sunday School and
in the Church.
During the Sunday School serv-
ice last Sunday, Warren A
Singles, on behalf of the Baracs
Glass and the Women's Auxiliary
presented $40 to Miss Miriam
Null, Superintendent of the Sun
day School, and $40 to Miss
Jennie Smith, assistant superin'
tendent.
Miss M. E. Rohr OF the Women's
College, gave a reading, 1.-The
Other Wise Man."
Miss Erika Grothenn sang {
solo, Holy Night"
Newark post., 1920-12-22
Red Cross Branch
Gives $4OO to
Hoover Fund
Answers Appeal of National
Organization
Officers Meet Monday and Vote
Surplus Over Local Needs
to Worthy Cause

The officers of the Newark
branch of the Red Cross, at a
meeting held at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Daniel M. Thomp-
son, voted to send $400 to the
Hoover fund for straWing children
of Central Europe.
This was in response to an APP
peal from the National Red Cross
asking that the local branch turn
over to this fund as much money
as could be spared after the rum
ming expenses and needs of their
branch are provided for.
In the opinion of the officers
this cause was one worthy of their
support. Ample provision was al
lowed for the needs Of the ap-
proching winter when as in the
past the branch stands ready to
render assistance whenever ne
cessity demands. They are very
much gratified to be able to con-
tribute through the generosity of
the local members such a credit
able sum.