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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Meeting of business aud Professional
Woaisn's Club,

The business ard liuf' Ss,irGil W.
mems club met last evening ~ si'
n'c,o,k In the annex of the ro.k street
Methodist church Important business
matters were discussed and Siil,rl a,
thus mrcling and g'-lly numarr uI
the ncmhvcTs were present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29
Notice.

The Amarillo L,dg, Lnval Order q
Moose vii De instituted tonight ~ 1'Jy
~ l. q. q. 2, Hall.
T. a. MOOTS.
Deputy Supervisor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-29

The Central Glld ol the Presbyterian
Church will meet "Wednesday aitc-
uoon al 9l5 o'clock in the Annex. All
iitmlefs are urged o. be- present.
Thursday.
The Woman's club viii meet 40 th'
home of airs. Howard Ttigg. 800 Pierre
Ieet at three O'Clck
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
PASTINIE TODAY
MOON RIDERS-EPISO 3

The following day Buck SUSPECT
Gus of the cliff dwelling, determines
to investigate it alone. He is over
powered and lashed to an old fash
ioned grist mill. in one of the caverns,
where he is forced to do the work of
four men.
That night Egbert has Anna kid
naped and by a subterfuge, appears
to make a thrilling rescue, thereby
winning her sympathy. Previous to
this, however. she has found a wire
less telephone and has managed to
communicate with Buck, who has made
his escape from the outlaws.
Egbert takes Anna to his ranch
house, and while he is in his corral
saddling horses, Rosa attacks the girl
with a knife. Buick, dashing to the
rescue, is thrown from his horse as the
animal trips. The horse falls over
pinning him beneath it and he is an
able to eXtricate himself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
ALTA TO-DAY
REX BEACH PICKS CAST
FOR 1.-THE SILVER HORD

| Goldwyn succeeded in assembling a
! truly wonderful cast for Rex Beachs
1 The Silver Horde" Goldwyn- Beach
production which will be shown to-
/ day at the Alta Theatre. Rex Beach
| personally supervised the casting of
1 The Silver Horde" and made point
4 of getting players for the picture who
coincided in type with the characters
he visulized in writing the book.
Frank Lloyd directed the production.
To Myrtle Stedman was given the
role of Cherry Malotte, and Mr.. Beach
could not have found a better inter-
prefer of that sweet simplicity, firm
determination and fine womanly in
stinct which makes this daughter of
the North an integral part of the
growing new world. as a
Curtis CookSey more than makes
good as Boyd Emerson, the sturdy
straight forward Fastener who in
vades Alaska in his search for a for
tune that will qualify him as a suit
able husband for a Wall Street bank
er's daughter. Mr.. Cooksey's pleas
ing personality and versatility win
quick admiration in the scenes show
ing his conversion to the standards of
the country and his courtship of
Cherry.
Betty Blythe is exceptionally fine in
her assumption of the cold. aristro-
cratic society girl, Mildred Wayland.
Miss Blythe's surprising beauty and
striking appearance in smart Fifth
Avenue clothes make it seasy toI
why Emerson was so long
in coming to the realization that his
love was for the simpler girl Of the
North.
Robert McKinl. in his portrayal of
the villainons Marsh, adds to his al |
ready long list of successes one more |
triumph as a screen heavy. Hector |
5arno does some excellent work as
he Indian. Constantine. as does Carl |
Gerard in the strangely contrasting |
,art of Alton Clyde. youth whose |
serves him only to seize the
pleasures of life. Tea
Nicola Mae is a pathetic figure in
he PART of Snowbird. the Indian mo-
her OF hslf-breed child: r.. d. Mac
,ean as Wayne Wayland is an i'm
'ressive banker whose Wall Street,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

General of Screen Classics INC. with a
tine and hSciliGent discr'msrat on FOR
details thVt impaired an atmosphere
of high social life both convincing and
reah Many o. the scenes were massive
IA their conception but 50 carefully
staged as to convey the most satisfy
ing scene of imtrimacy and coed taste
Tile story OF the play Is concerned
With the cave mannish" efforts of an,
uasophisticatod Young slSentuclSian to.
win the love Of . beautiful young so.
c'ety girl Who reseHts the mastcrfau
attitude hc assumes toward her ard
scorns mis- idea, of womanhood which
is OF The dome site order. The roman
tic struggle of the two. intensified by
the attempts OF rich young New
Yorker to discrcdit the Kentuck an
consr. ;utc y highly absorbing narra-
tive.
The sceas,io and continuity of tac
story, which were done by June Natl
Is and a. T. Younger from the original
play by Frederick and Fanny HattOn,
is u be eSl scially commended They
had succeeded in establishing tense
interest at the start and maintaining
it at rapid pace throughout the ac-
ton
Credit must be given to the mem
bers of the supporting cast for num-
Der of excellent Characterization. |
Joseph kilgour's work as the wealthy
New York suitor and Emory johnson
as the young Kentuckian stand out rs
Particularly bright achievements.
Claire De Brey as a society vampire"
is very effective and Yvonne PAWS in
the role of Sanio. the Russian model.
inpects some quaint and delightful
comedy into the play.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
50 STUDENT TEACHERS
NEXTENSION SCHOOL

Fifty student teachers have register
ed for the summer extension school of
the State Normal, which opened yes
terday at the Pendleton high scooL
The school is the first of It's kind to be
held in Eastern Oregon.
Following is the program to be fol-
lowed each day at the school, which is
under the general direction of II. E.
Inflow, for the past two years princi-
pal of the local high school and who
will July take up his duties as city
superintendent.
Pre-F'irst Period, 7:f5-7:55.
Folk Dancing $50. Miss Ruth Pearson
First Period, S:OO-S:45.
psychology H. Z. Inflow
Physical Education, Primary 49,.
.-....... Miss Pearson
Second Period, S:5O-D:35.
History Methods, 7-S Miss Della Rush
Geography Methods, 5-6 .....
............ Miss Kate Houx
Geography Methods, ga ..,.,..s....
Miss Elva Boone
Methods. 1-2 .......
.......... Miss Ida Mae Smith |
Rural Problems. s........ H. E.. Inflow |
Chapel Exercises and Chorus Practice,
v-AO-lU.lOs
OhOruS ETactfce .. - .-..f
.....s, MissMiss Katherine Gentle
Third Period, IO:2O-1f:OS.
Music Methods ...... Miss Gentle
Reading Methods, rs. 80. Miss Rush
Reading Methods. 5-6 -. Miss. .Houx
Reading Methods. "a. Miss Boone
Reading Methods. 1-2. =. Miss Smith
Fourth Period, 1f:1O-If:55.
Arithemtic Methods, 7-S. =. Miss Rush
arithmetic Methods, 5-6. =. . Miss Houx
arithmetic Methods. "a Miss Boone
lumber Methods, 1-2 ... Miss Smith |
loon Intermission. 11:55-1.3O. II
Firth Period, f:3O-2:f5. II
1usic Fundamentals -. Miss GentIeiI
irammar Methods, rs :. Miss Rush !.
rammar Methods. SIS. -. Miss Houx
Methods. "a. Miss Boone
anguage Methods, L.. Miss Smith iii
sixth Period. s:2O-S:05.
-usic Fundamentals. =. :. Miss Gentle
sgchotoey ----------.-..f. -. = MT inlOW 1 III
hysical observation-disclosures -. III
''F....... .i......a. Miss Pearson III
Seventh Period, 3:1O-S:55. II
zee Slub ... -. Miss Gentle H
ayground Games Miss Pearson Y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
ARCADE TODAY
DH1srGfiTEUL ROLE

May AUieon's many admirers have
becn given the chance for which they
frequently longed to see her in a smart
society role. This has been afforded
her IN The Waik-offsr that opened
Yesterday at the Aracde Theatre for Il
r9n OF two days. She delighted the
large audiences which greeted her app
pcarance by the appealing charm or
her beauty framed TO its fullest ad-
vantage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
rflaNs SPECIAL SQUADRON
(By Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. June 22--A Special
Squadron of Cruisers and Gunboats
to be based in the zone and held avail
able for duty in Mexico. Central Amer,
lea, and adjacent Ports is to be organ
lied about october 1st,,it was announc-
ed today by the Navy Department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
AT THE THEATRES

The successive array of beautiful
Gowns which she displayed heid the
female part of the audience in breth-
less amazement Her striking blonde
beauty was particularly well set off in
a snt OF black tricotine heavily en-
broidered which she wore with a snug
attle black velvet turhan in one of the
earlier scenes OF the play. A chincilla
tnr stole completed the stunning ef-
feet.
This feature production has been
staSed ty Maxwell Karger Director
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

tactics do not allow of inconvenient
honesty in business. Murdock Mac
Quarrie as Jones. Bull Durham as
Swanson and NJ. B. Flynn and E. J.
Denecke as the thugs complete the
cast.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
9ieie Sebanoluns miro Sie
fHrlren.
Goitet nnr % Gents.

Cine 9cban6lung, sic beabiidti9t
uno oeren 3pef es lit, Die llriohC
ST beieitigen uno Den Enticnten 81
furiren bon 2eber., Magen. UNI
Gormlc:0eu, BON Sfupinoel, ihleh-
tenn Nppetit, @oHeriudlt, @nlen.
.Iteinen, @lin0Oarm ~@nt5iin0un0
&cr5Ieioen unO hroniihen &ranfbei
ten. 9urb ben @cbrolih oeSielber
f6nnen mard)c 0efobrlide Gpcrntio
nen perbijtet mo pielc Soften eripar.
Der0cn bel Ser @ehan0lunq BON &c
fdhrlld)en Gronfbciten. 9ieic 8e+
bnnolmg-aHeo GroB 2;per 8iIs"
lit bon 9oftoren prdparirt morocn,
Die iabrelonge grfobrung III Der
@ehonolung oieier Sranfbeiten b.
liben. Sic foun1t in fleinen llbrer
.dbnlidcn nit Sdraubenoefel per.
iebenen 6loiden, gerl,g fir 5pei
Wtonntc, uno miro bon @oeidlet
Bros. un0 onocre1l M~potbefcrn per.
fault, ODER miro non Nca Bros. &
60, minneapolis, W;nn., perihidt
Go$ ctte Ilittcl bat Die qeid)iibtC
9iotbc 2relt5 &i9nctte ol,f ic0e,
S6Qdltel qeoruft. -In5eigc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Nn0 Otnl 2cbeu geidieoru.

Strain. @oitor 9(lbcrt Qrohn. pos
Gin -. StrnBo, jtarb nm Gieu5taa
IN culcm hieiilcu SpitoI. Ger Ser
1tucatur ruroc an l6. Tcjem0tr
1892 III Nerliu qc5orcu, pur0e ain
nahe0 50 Sabre alt. Gr mur0c IN
2|cutidlanO }Dm GaItor ou50ebiloct
fam obcr 1851 uad1 MINER ia. oer.
'oh Sc2liorlrritcIl2u in u2rih;eNeu,n
Staoten ulo mur0c 1898 an Sic
hie'i4e 81 %ohonnt$ @emctuoe DC
rllren. Der cr bis SIM SATIRE 1898
oicnte. &or 10 %abrcu icetc cr IT'D,
SIR Hnbc Nno ieit 1915 muhntc or
IN "a Gro'le. Die Mittuc. upci
Sohnc lu0 enc lodltcr rberIcben
lint, G:c @Gtottunq erioIat bent,
Notnt;ttn0 nm , llhr MN Scr st
Nohomca N,tdlc ans an 0tn1 san.
Ter Tr;c0hoic an Ser Noro Solsn
2onoitroGr.
Hlttcr. Hut G,eu5to1 itorb in lei
ncu Semi 923 Npon Strchc. ,Eohn
v R'tter an c'ncr Gomr( fntion pon
Nronthc'ttn Gr h:rt,rtdht Sic @4.tt
nc ircl (0t)tcr ul0 0re; S3hnc
Die 9eIrNjaml triol0t btite Nlor
1'n an Dem Hotbol:fgn Erylobo'e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Die 0etrriOe : AusiteQnng.

Sir Die ,Sanunr Staats- Corn. un0
@etreioe -9lusItenmg. Die bier itatt-
flnoen miro, o%fierirt oas 2~on0mirth-
Idnit5 Bureau Der &nuoelsfammer
Dem @emcimpeiicn uuBerbolb Ga
Groiir Gountp. on5 o+e groBte an-
3abl 8eiuder 0je groBte 3abl pom
Dtellen id)idt, oils 8reIs Elm Banner.
@enn ein Conn 10 8eiuder 100
Yfe;len her id)idt, 10 betragt Der Gre
DIT 1000.
Sic Gunben. mo Wtd0den1S eftion
Der @isconiin Stacts 9artofiel5iif,
ter-aiIociotion bat grloubn;B erbul
ten W1brenO ser Au9iteallng aid Ell
lie aartonel. Nusltellung ab3ubnlten
AuBer Ser Garncpoltouigin miro
man auf einen &onig 8orea5 6nben,
Der mlter oen WiitqIieoern oe5 Sen
BreiS g%cpinlcn6en unformirten
0fnrihir Clubs gep0bIt Wer0en foil.
Icr GllIb miro oic @ahl om %. 2Sa
MAR poruchmen. PM 46euo 0ieIes
cages miro cr oie &0uigin fronen.
Qas Garncual Gonlite Ser San,
oeI2fammer iiebte an Montoa $1,000
Titr 8reiic in oen oerihic0enen 8ett.
beperben ans. Is ner0en .Ellgs OF
@nr", SflIittifuhIaufenL Sfiing
Shneebaafriege mo onoere utbleti
ife 8ettitrcite itattfinoen. Breiie
Derocu fir Sic beIten aus Shnec Don
! 9inoern hcrqeIteIlte 9auten pertb,ilt
merOen. Wnn plant ebenfoQ$ Sen
Ban elmer Goboq9nn . &utifbabn.
un0 bofft 0cn Eoboggau Sport oo
nit bier c;nbi'rgern SIT fonuer
@ilbidl uniformirte Moridir : Gibbs
ncroen on Den lln5iigen tbe;luehmeu,
uno penn ooS 8ctter nift 5u foIt lit,
meroen mcbrcre GapcIlen filr multi
faliidc nntcrholtung ioraen,
Maiu mo 0earl Strabc mo g.,
4. uno 3. StroBe un0 Ser JluBiront-
Earf ner0cn Sic ShouplGte Ser I'm.
5iigc un0 sports mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
SodieitsglDffn.

Nm 0ienstag Morgeu murocn in
Der ct. San1e5 Stride Ourd Bfarrct
2lntbroie Murphp Sri. Worr
&erri8an, Sod)ter bon Srn. mn
Irolt 5. &. &err;gan. 52S Drill
StraBc, uno Sr. @iIItum s
Gpcmaniof, Sobn BON Srn. unC
Irou 5. y. Gpcmaniat, 926 Sin 3
StraBc ,ebcIid uerbun0en. Ger
iitnge @hcn1ann lit an ser g., Sc. &
IT. y. @abn ougeiteut, iuuo pirt
iif) nit iciner iungen Gbeirou IN
Wtllnnufce bdli5l;d einrihten.
PIN Wiltmod) NadJntittog murocr
I'M Hfurrbauie Ser oeutih Iilther;'
id)en Stride 0urh Goitor @unm Sri
S0a @cIfc. Godtcr bon Sru
Nu9uit 6cIfe, 1926 GoB StroBe, unH
&r. Oscar Saul 0 ehelidl Dc.'
bunoen, ST.. Houlion lit 8oIthcam
ter unO in ser Staot gut 6eformt
GoS iunge 8oor beiinoct lid, 3ltr Belt
altf elmer @pd3eitSrciIc.
IN Der ct. &oiepb3 6ot0coralt
ian0 am Q;cn5ta9 Sic Granting por
Trl. 2auro 90 lie Nib nit SIN.
Glcmen3 &u6ercr non NGr.
opolf, @i9,, Itott. Die iulgcn 2cutc
traten Nuhm:ttogS nm 5 lthr cine
&od5cit5rciie uad) California all.
gic 3heepfIan3c lit Dos qan9c
,<ntr iIber Qriln. @obcr fommt Damn
cigentlid) Der hmur3e Ibee?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Gciu GOrmadtn bier.

unebrlid)e Wetbooen mogen eli
men annoen seminnen, aber lie mer.
oen i'm ni6t ouf Gle 9euer boIten
@ir bebolten unicre aunoen, in.
DEM mir iie 5ufrieocniteaen. @il
BADEN eirrn idonen @orratb Dor
6cnitern, Sbiireu, 6enItcrldoen. in
neren Sortbol3.a rbeiten, 6uBbooen
2aoen<, 8anf-, Gontor.. @irtb
ihaftSeinriftungen uiw. Sprcder
Sic Dor mo iiber5cuqen sic ii6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Nns ben @eridtrn.
@nnOes 8cri6t.

Die 9ltn0cs 8roBgeidDorcnen
nabmen an Qienatag Wtorgen im
3lmoesgcbGltOe lire Sibultg ouf;
iie mcrOen Ben ar6Btcn She'll ser 81
bltng nit Ser llntcrilduutg bon
6dIcn Ser &erlebung Oea Yrobib;
tion5 @"8ciebe3 SIT tbun boben. Ole
8roBgeidApOrenen Turoen pom Bun.
oe9rtd)ter &cneIom $. 2anois c:nbe
rufeu Die Hdllme un0 Gorrioore
0e5 8unoesgeb0uoea in 2aGroiie iin1
nit confi9cirten Geitiuerieopparater
mo Observation-Disclosures in cSaiiern qe.
fiiut. 6ranf Goof, elm iriiAerer Sc
IdGitSniorm IN Ga GroiIe, uuroe
sum- Obmann Ser 8roBgeifmure
men ernonnt, un0 e5 hPiBt, on6 sic
acknowledgements m~inoeten5 Ieh2
@ofen lang IN Situng b(ei6en ner-
BEN. 9un0earid)ter 9anoiS, ser Sic
@roBqeidrrorenen inItru;rt bat,fehr
re Iofort nodl Chicago 5urilrs un0 MIR
n:dlt Dor 9(niang Ge3entbcr nad) Ga
Groiic 3itriiffomHen. Cine 9roBc
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ari'gc uno 6Giler. rueIhe OILS 8epeiS.
material oen @1tnoc5.B roBqeidmorc-
nen in ga Groiie porqcfiihrt neroen
mltrOcn in Sren1ponleou Gountu con.
ftscirt. Is hc:Rt, oof ein aaufmonn
non Nrcaoia oPn @unoeSbeanten Die
Nomcr BON 81 Gcrioncr preisoeQe6er
babe, mcIhe GeItiuerieoppuratc fallf
ten, nod'oem er uon 3ultdn0iQcrStcGa
benotrjdtiqt Dorocn trar, 6nB sic
Nrohnfte. lpcldhe err u~erfarfte, lout
ec'cb nidt mehr perfuuft meroer
h'trItrH. Go5 ReIuItot mar. 6or
Hd"icn III NrcoNia. Gohoc, Warih,
Inno u1h in Eine@rNcf unternommcr
mn 3ohIreid)e ELECTROMAGNETIC con-.
fi@cirt mnr0cn. IS m;r6 fcrncr er
'nnr+ot. hnB Sc @rofneIdmorcncr IN
go N"o'ie audi Sic NurIcn.NfIairc III.
tcrlltd'cn merNen, in Hrrrn IcrlauI
Hohn Gh'onuita. elm @irth BON Sur
len crifOIicn lr1tr0c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Neuefte Rn5eiaen.
>Sagobnnoe III pcrfnnfcr.

3lrei &~a90hm1oe. ein n@engI,
@ouno" uno Elm Studs @eugle, /
%ohr alt, SIT pcrfoltfen; quite 3oIIc
mo gut 3ur &o80, bod beoijrien Sic
iltn1en Sb;erc nod me1r 6~eIoorefltr.
Ercis FIR bei0e &uuoc $50, ooer Ic-
parrot $40 icocr.
Gcter &ron5hnobcL
SIP u. Main Ct, Nrcao;a. gGi%.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Der 6ifcntlidpc PFlcacriuncnSirnit

Ter 0ffcntlidDc Hflcgcrimmcnoient
IN @i@conIin iinO 3t4 9ilcot
r;nncn int oifeutIihrn Gicuit. rnu Sc.
men II in 30 Counties Namit heit6i
tiat iin0. Sic @~ciutobcit Scr SduIfin.
Der 'u jltcrpod,en. ME 1ruu N3arr
Y Y(or1an, T;reftor:n iiir 0ino,r.
m%ohIfohrt mo Observation-Disclosures.
pfIeQ1 befonnt Qnb. Gin Stoar>ucicf
n'ad't e. iijr Counties compuIioriid}
F'l'ncr"rucn nor Dem (. ,SiIi 1921
ciit}n'tnlrr Vileqcrjuncu i'm 9SorNclr
N1@ Stlate@ fiu0 III o,cier Wonat b.
'5'd'tllt SIC 9a1>idruI,u III beiudcn
2''c osr @-uter Sc Strarcu uaua7ijr.
bar t01d';. &erid'ta itbcr Nic 2l6tiuN,
""erA'0 Nen ShuIen uuN Sen GItarn
Ser N'HNer Nu1el+,dt. Ne @Cilih%
Nf.e'e~Nrer inipiijr,u ShuIen. hal
ten NNiprrd'Nu III W3ttnrucrinmnr.
lH'3,n iu-'cu Sc Seine an ms hol
t'0 0~aHnntl;d' @gSid,ou nah S;uNcrn
Ne OH W.nNcrliNrrtn1 Ieiocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

49, NpUU~ ullU gAO-
Ian BlGne, mad oenen Der porge-
ihlogeue 9nbnboi am Gammucge
gebaIt Der0en iou.
=. &. Soilmuun, ISllgen.eur Ser
Nortbpcitern, uro &. .. 8iQis, On
Qcnieur Der Burlington, id)aBten Die
Soften Der Grrid)tuug zines l(nion-
9~ubnhois am 0amTmDege allf iiber
cine Yfiuion Collars. Griterer CAB
abcr in einen &reu3perb0r, ons ser
Nnpnlt WtcGoancu ~leitcte, SIT, Dab Die
grrid)tlng zines &io0uft9, oeiien
9oufoiten 100000 bctragcn miiroc.
nid)t notbig lei.
Mud maren in Den ihatutq@meii2
ongcQebcncu Soften bic NuTiiiQung
ocs @ollplate5 un0 ser Gclciicbctta
mt IS Gents ungcfijbrt. mas piel
SIT bod gcgriiicn mar, oenn SIR. Nc.
Gonuell erflQrte @rn. @ofiman ooB
Die Ga Grolie 2untbcr 60. ibren Ga
gerplat fir Il Gents pro Gllbif.
Ddro Glif9eflllt betafl.
Nuh in olocreu @%crcdnun9cr
iibertricb Ser @oiiman %auid)eincnO
beocutenO. 60 b%ehaltptetc or, ouB oic
0orttppeitern $t25,000 uerlicrer
lpiiroc. penn lie ibre Eerionen. mo
| Trottbahnb0ie ouigebcr milIIe, mic
bod Die Giienbobn Gommi1ion 0:c
beioen @ahnb0le obgcihGet hnbc,
uno 0ie lebterc CAB Sen bcutigerl
@ertb oe5 9crionen @ahuboi5 oui
$3.50. uno 0cnien;gcn oes 6roft.
babnboi3 oui $3.50 al.
s. .. Wilis. Sngellieur iitr 0jt
Burlington, id)0bte Ole &oltfoIten oc5
LUTON . 0abnhofcS nnd) Dem Mop0.
Elon nllf $t,5l6.035. Ole Opera.
ti~on2foitcn nab Dem @oo0 3lar
miirocu nm $4,000, sic @ctrirbsto.
item nnd] Dem Nolan!@Inn I'M $t26,-
600 b6her iein pie bic QelenmGrt;qc:r
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botten Sic @crren S~nqcnicltre iiber.
holtpt nid)t in @etrodt Qejogen ga.
ben obcr 5t onB Die N%u5iiibrung oca.
'clbeu n;dt 10 tbeuer ME Sie anoe.
rem 81 Itchen fon1ntcn niiroc.
$. $. 6iclo, Ser Nnllpt NnnoIi
Ser MiIpnufee-9obn, idJlug ser 81.
icnbnhn Gommiiion, menn oieic
BEN BON zines lluipnocpot5 iiir uoth.
mcn0i9 cradlten IoQte, Die Nor0icitC
ais ocn helten 8IoB Dor. Sr 6i3l(
iaQtc 0oB ole Nil!pnufee NabE an
StcIe ihres icb;gen 8ubnbofa aNi
Der Nor0ieite eineu mooerncn CABIN.
hof errid)ten. uro ihren 8ofrhof al
Ser ,. uno Tinc StraBc golt5 aufge.
ben milrocn, mcnu Die Giirnbohn.
Gonn:iiiOn SEN @ml zines Union.
@obnhoia nit)t onor0ren ioGltc.
&. ). @oroen 1ipiiion5-S en-.
pcr;rtCuocrt Ser burlington 0abu
io9tc 0oB pom Stanopunfte Ieiner
82ieQihoft olt3 @rano Groiiing Sc,
he'tc @IaG iiir Elm Union Gcpot len
rijrOe.
@eomte ser @rcon @op ~erfldrten
1a'} lie lttI Qou5 ans Ga Groiic 5uriif.
.ehen mjIr0cu, tpcnn lie gc5run8cl
rilr0tn, Sic Soften filr Gin Union.
Ecoot tro1cn 81 belicu.
Go@ |icrhor mlroe fur3 Dor &
Mr. belroet. mo Gonm:iiGr 4Qcr
modt, bctonnt. BOB }lbifr:itcn porr
SEN Nu2ioaen in orci @ot,en IertiQ
| Qt7telIt mcroeu rijrbcn. Gin @odll
"'itr0e honn nod) Ben Nctcl1tcn cr-
loubt meroeu 3ui0be ein}ureid)cn,
llno mad h:eicm riirScn Sen @uhreu
}pei Mohcn Belt crIolrbt mcrocn
tire A%ntuorten einiurc;d)on.
G:e Gii2u6ahn Communion 0eu.
tct2 an, 0oB man tire GntIdeiOuuo
X oilicu 15nlle Nnfands Sc, nId3Itcn
Soart9 erlporten f0nnc.
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Nina Hfui 0rhrt, oeihieSnu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
Sergangungs=Wegweper.

8iDOIi. - Seecu Sn6mittdg nno Sbeno
@aneeIbitoer.
go 6rsEe. - Su Sonutagen 9nueeDiue;
On Bodsent6gcn @duoelbiloer.
Naieait. - Seoeu Rahmittag unS abeno
BanectbaSer.
Biiou. - SeSu 9uhmittd9 uno Hbeno
Ean6esbuoer.
Strano. - Sebeu 3ahmittos nno 4beno
BnnbeIbH0er.
GAZING. - Se6n Eahmittag uno abeno
BaHSebileH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
SirdIihce.
Rsturmirte ct. IuhauurS . Gemeiuec
Ode g. nuS Niarfct straAe.
Gnitvr, 9. S;utmcirr.

Sc1mtol5idu,e unr q:t5 llhr.
Wcttc%HIcuii nm 1880 llhr
Sciud'cr urN TrcurNc iiu0 unS i'm
mar htrjIih %uinFcmmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
9iitriftSneridlt

IN Dem Shooencriot 8ro5cIie
Don @2orac &o:qbt Qe8cn noe Stccn,
ber1 cntidlic0cn Die @eidpporcncn Al,
@n1'tcn nea &ertIoaten. Der Nu-
malt oc@ 2ebtcrn &oneS Ebontpion
bate geItenN QGmoht, ooB @o:ght
ca al Der nothigeu &oriidlt 6c;m Tnl,.
rem rtAlen licF uno CT nit elmer Gr6.
bcrcn 0jcIdNpin0iofcit ar Stccn.
bcr0a Nuto porbr;fohren moate ais
mic 0os WeIe8 crlorbt GO Wteilen),
mohreno Stccnberq lonQiam fuhr.
No@ l(ngliif cre;Q12te iih Dor cini,
GER }c:t an ser CnoIo$fa Cans.
ltrobc .unh babel crIitten SIC 3lrci in
&oj9ht'@ Gar iibeuorn 5drrcitcrn
Sadie un0 &rene @urn5 F6rpcrlid,e
NtrIcBUndcil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

60 %'fr tSeISer az %rt'~'reu oirifr
lc'btr r7NE,fc. cttcr rerI5ftjther Roth
's'er FWr Ncrng urtA e~Prrt111cs Er1lr+,t
nNey Gels nuf nutr @i+crhei' ,,rsre'kc
WI. rtrNe Tb an " 4 6t6ifb
20S 2 4 ]trnSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19
ualOn. SabnbOi iOitrt aber cine
WiilliOn Dollars.

Ser 81
ieubabnen, Die
an Uiittwod) I'M
8erbor in Der
Union Balm
boi 9~lngele8en
belt bier eridie
men, rifteten ib'
re 4ngrIiie be
ionOcr5 ge8en Die
Noo0 un0 go
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

Sr. 6. 6. alforO, 2OfalGgcnt Der
b~efp1brteu UNDERWOOD 5dreiblla'
1hinpn, lit nab Dem 8ioOIi 8ebou'
Sc. 0em ueuen 8beatcr, nnt8e3ogeri
mo er mad, wie Dor bereit lcin miro
QuItraac oussuiiibren uno ailnOen
suponomntero uno 5uiric0erlteIleno
ALI beoieneH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-19

Die SheepiIonjc lit oo5 qalNc
rEahr iiber Qriln. @obcr fonlmt Damn
ci9entlid) Der hmnr3e Gbce?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-13
SINGING BAND WILL
BE ATTRACTION AT
GRAND FORKS FAIL

AL sweet and his Singing Bard, a
musical attraction that is expected to
prove a big drawing card has been
enxaEed for the Grand Forks fair,
secretary E.. r. Montgomery an
nounced today.
The band will be on hand for the
opening Of the fair, and will furnish
music every afternoon and evening.
while the fair is in progress The or
~xanization is under the direction of
Al Sweet, and comprises a military
band with a trained male chorus.
They give. in addition to the band
|fn1aic, q Program Of comedy vaudo-
Wills. that u reputed to be highly en-.
Natty uniforms, and plenty OF
"pep'' are characteristics Of the Sing
ling Band, and wherever the Saggrega-
ton appears, there ~ \ TREMENDOUS
amount Of enthusiasm. It il saidHMr.
Montgomery has sechted the hfst at
traetionSof this kind. that has been
presented ct q Grand Forks fair, apd
az o headliner for fair attractions he
believed that the Singing Band can't
lhn AYcAllA6. .sES {S 20