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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
&organge
tut G0untD
albany.

Am Spuutas, ben Z. Nubember
suiro Serr &arl Sbiele int 9otel
Sdiffler in Alban9 feiu, ,1ua SpQef'
tiome1 fir ben uMurbitern" sm nta-
d)en, unS Neubeiteunmgen entgese1'
smnebme1t.
Nab gegenieitigem llebereinfoH1-
men bat lid Die 6irma @oroing &
@aruert aufgel0lt, in0em Sgna5 War-
uert lih bon Dem @lepatorgeI9aft
suriid5oa uno leinem Seilbaber Reter
@aroing oosielbe iiberlieb, Ser es out
jeinen eigenen Namen meiterfiibren
miro. SEER 8arnert lit be5iigli4 iet=
1,er ;3ufunftsplane nod uni6lulig.
@egen 5pansig Gralten iberrald=
ten Srou gilbert @inter 5u tbrem At.
@eburtstage, uno nab ber5li6er 8e<
gIiidtpiinidung fano cine angenebn1e
ltnterbalt,111g ltatt, nobel bent nn1r1=
qd11glid not1penoigen &artenipiel &C.
mrlotet tprr0e. Sic @eb1trtstogsfrou
rid]tete unterociien Elm mobli6meden=
Sen Ssmbis fer. Sn ben M1banier &C.
fen dofts5irfeln 1piro 6ieier @ebnrts=
obeno nod lange III freuoiger Crime
rung bleiber.
9tab bret 0oden LANCER Safa15
Sic lie I'M &rele bieiigen G%ertpanoten
uuo 8etannten perbrabte, lit SRI.
Barbara 8ubner nad Weinneopol1s
suriifgefebrt.
Son galparp, Canada, no CT mab=
reno ser lebten Monate bel9aftigt
1por, lit go. @inter pie6er na4 Sau>
ie 5urudgefebrt.
6rau Sacobs lit gegea @noe Der
porlester @ode na6 ibrem Setm tn
Chicago 5urudgetebrt.
Tran5 BreuBer uno Srou ltno bon
Yier5 in Morrtion County bier et1ge-
troffen uuo baben ii9 in Ser Ser
mann Neumanns &eiiben5 bausli9
eingeridtet, pabren0 Samilte Neu.
mann oie Sran3 8riols Sarm be-
5ogen bot, Ole iie iiinglt fanflt6 IN
ibren 8eiib bradte.'
Tamilie Solepb Sdaut bon Spring
Sill tpar bier eintge Gage im Mlfreo
@ofmann's Setm 5u @d1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
metre GroDe.

@q6reno zines Dienitog Letter
8o9e in Meire @rope bom bo9tp. r.
Martin, 8. g. g., gebaltenen 8raut=
amtes lieBen ibren Sreubun0 onrb
Brieltersbano iegnen Peter Sano,
'5obn Der in Seem Wunib mobnenoe11
6amilie Baul San6, un0 SRI. @liia=
betb Ebul1, &o9ter Der gu oieler &C.
meinoe geb0rigen Samilie Sobann
EbulI. SIM &reiie elmer groben Ser
panoten= nn6 6reun6eSi6aar fano
na9 Ser fir9li9en Geier 6ie &o65eit
ltatt, pobei oos iunge Baar 6ie berg
lib1ten @liidmuni6e fir cine geleg=
nete 3ufunft entgegennabm. Dab es
ben Neupermablten int eigenen Seim
ouf ser @onos Sarm itets moblerge-
fen m0ge> lit Der na6trdgli6e 8unf6
0es vNor6ltern."
Sobn 8altes un6 @attin baben ibr
@eim fir ben Winter menigitens BON
Gol6 Spring na9 bier berlegt.
George 8altes nn6 8ral1 un0 Sral1
@ermam Weper pobnten Ser lebte
ISOLDE in ct. Snul gebaltenen Stoats=
.fonbention ser 8ntterntader BEL.
Ser gbor ser fatboliiden Stride in
Song &rairie beranltaltete bier cine
tbeatralti9e, nno muiifaliibe Inter
baltung> tpobet 6os Muoitorium Ser
Hfarridule nit 3ub0rern ongefiut
tpar> 6ie BEN bor5iigli6en 2eiitungen
Der @pieler 6ur9 augemeinen Mp=
plans gere6t tpur6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
Uem u1unih.

@ermanr @umbert> Manager oe1
Tarmers @lebator &c., erlit BET 6e1
Mrbeit cine Berlebnng am GuBe> Die
i'm fir nnablebbare 3eit nrbeitsun,
fabig ma9t.
Na6 mebrere Sage langem @eiu,
be bel ieinem bier mobnen6en Co..
ne Sobann lit Ni6. Bblipien na6 iei=
mem Seim in 2altrup> Minn., 5ltriid=
gefebrt. ri
Srau &einri6 &erfering, tpelbe fid
fit 5met 8oben BET ibren in @lenta=
no. Wont., mobnen0en 8rii6ern Sent
ri6 un6 8ilbelm beindsmeiie auf-
bielt, 1T pie6er 6abeim eingetroffen.
Ser friibere 5tationsogent %. 9.
8ean0rD Fat feline &ausgerdte mad
8roofs, Winn., berian6t, mo- er eine
MISUNDERSTANDING fdiufli9 in iei.
nen @eiib gebra6t fat.
Mlbin Storing lit bon ieiner @nttir
NIT einem gelnn6en MG69en BE-
i6enft moroen; 6as glei6e Breu6ener-
etgnis trng li6 in Ser 6amilie Sen.
8ensmorn 511.. 8ei6en beg1udten Ta.
mtlien nniern @Iiidtpnni9.
Mre1 Maierton nnb Sobn Sobnion
tpobnten Der in ct. Soul obgebaIte=
men 8utterma6ers &onpention BEL.
SRI. 3ita 8ieber er1tattete ibren in
2altrup, Minn., tpobnen6en Gertpan6=
ten einen o6t Sage %mGbren6en Sc
1u9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

Song 8eaa, Sal, gilbert 90. Stiles,
pelder in 1859 bier fem @eim mod,
te un0 6asielbe Elm Salbiabrbunoert
beibebielt, %geitorben. Ct binterlaBt
@atte, einen Sobn un6 einen Bru0er
so. 81. Taplor bon @orburD, Meaine,
|tpelder oas 80. 2ebensiabr erreidt
bat.
Muni5ipalri6ter 80. s. &eliep, mel
der einen S6laganfau erlitt, fat iib
bon SEN Golgen 6esielben fopeit err
bolt, baB er fid) pieoer in Der 9taot
5eigen fam.
&ubert Drieiien bat feline G9miebe-
merffiittdatttte, in tpelder er mebr oenn 6
Sabre feline Edtigfeit nit grfolg emit
tpidelte, gegen cine 40 @der UNI
faiienoe Sarm bes @eorg 8orgmann
als teilpeiie 3ablung Dertouidt.
sSSn elmer Notwithstanding Ser
8iirger nnferer Staot miro, in ben En-
item Eogen Die Mnnabnae zines Sp=
items CUR 8erbeiierung Der .Staot=
paIieranlage belpro6en tDeroen. 8ur>
germeilter M0am Sngram unb S. S.
&ennemann, Hrdiioent ser 2ibt nno
@aii~er+ &,ommi1iion tper6en ben Gag
Der Notwithstanding beitim1er.
Mm Montagabenb fan6 6ie monnt-
li9e Sc rlammluna ser Stearns go1tn
tp Ianotpirti9aftIiden @eienf1aft
ltatt> in 1pel6er Sic ,Bldne fir sic
nGd1tiGbrige lan6mirtl9aftli9e Mus=
ltellung 6es Naberen belproden pur=
ben. ....
Greo. 0eters lit bon 8riltol, e.: 9,
mo er mGbren6 ser lebten Monate be-
i6aftigt tpar> na6 &auie 5urudgefebrt
g. s.. Stte bon ser Saflan1 Garm
lit bon Des Moines, Soma, tpo er
mebrere StId Sbort @orn 8ieb foul
te> mieber in Sanf Centre eingetrof=
fen.
6rau Sreo. De5iel %nnter6og iid I'M
MoDo &ospital 5n &o9eiter cine 0pe=
ration, oeren Golgen gu SEN beiten
@offnnngen ouf lire @eneiung bere9=
tigen.
Sod1p. &err. Gearon bon bier bieIt
lebten Donnerltag bon Der Sraue11=
@il6e in 2ittle Sails cine nit 8egei=
iterung aufgenommene Mniprade iiber
Yatriotismus.
@etrout tpnr6en in Ser bieiigen ct.
Ea11ls &irde BEL einem 0ienitag Ieb=
ter Wo9e bonn bodtp. @errn 81. Mr5t
geboltenen 8rautamte Sii6or 6orn=
itabl bon @olbp in @iscon1im
un0 SRI. Gillian 2pito6, Sodter Ser
int Gotpn 2ittle Souf tpobnenoen 6a=
milie Beter 2pita6. M6ge es 6em jun
gen &aare III ibrem eigener &eim in
@olbD itets na@ 8uni6 erge5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
Rofpiue.

Beter 8oos bon Buloa uno feline
5btpelter, Grau Marta Carpenter
bon Yipeitone paren bier auf einige
Sage inn @eim Der Srau Ebereiia
8oos 5u @aite. . ... !.
Sobn Meran6er, Mitglieo 6er
&ofpiue Granite &c., begab ii6 am
5amitng Dor a6t Gagen in @ei6aften
nod 8errp, &ermont.
SsSobn Mblers erbielt Die Srarer
na6ri6t bon Dem Mbleben ieines 8ru.
6ers in Soma.
@ottbar6 Mbles un6 Srau pdbnter
elmer Bertpan6ter @o93eit in ct.
Ni9olas bel.
Mlpbons &otbitein un5 Srau nab=
men an einem in @6en 8alleD ubge.
baltenen 8%egrdbniiie zines &in6es ser
Bamilie Sran5 &otbitein BEL.
Mt6. &auib un6 6rau iteuten fif
8ur Teilnabme an Ser in &idmon6 &c,
feierten S9reifels= &ron=9od3eit ein,
Die 6nmilie 6es 8anffaiitererS
@nspar @idboff ma9te Sonntag Ell:
men Muto=Musflug no6 Seem Muni6
mo- ser 8eiu9 ibren 8erpanoten galt
8eim Dur9brenne1 ieiner Efer6e
1tiir5te Mib. Sdmitt bonn @agen uni
tpnr6e betpuBtlos oufgefun0en. 81
fiat fi9 u%nter6eiien unter ar5tlide,
8eban6lung bon ieinen Berletungen
sic qertngfigiger Mrt tparen> miebel
erhoH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
5prinQ Bill.

&aDmun6 @inter lit bon Mlberta,
Canada, mo er mGbren6 ser @rnte5eit
orbeitete, mie6er na9 @ouie 5uriidge=
febrt.
3um @beitan6 tprr6en in unferer
Bfarrfir9e berfun6et 2eonar6 2iefe r
bon bier .nn6 SRI. @nna Moier bon
@6e1 8alleb. .
&ubert Colder 1T bon ieinem in
Mnbnome1 gema6ten 8efude tpie6er
na9 &a1fe 5~uridgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

gnoe lebter @o6e in Seem gorf Elm,
bon mo- tie nod bier apeiter trarspor>
tiert mur0e, nm anf Dem bieiigen got.
tesoder lire @11beitdtte 81 baben. Sic
8eerbigung ftnbet bon Ser ct. Bo=
nifaaiusfir6e aus unter milttarll9en
@bren Ittatt. Souls @etbel itan6 i'm
|27. 2ebensinbre un6 tpar Mitglie0
ser Company 6 6es 312. Sngenieu=
ren@&orps.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
Colo 5prtnQ.

Sn ser ct. 8onifa5iusfir6e i6loi:
len BEL einem 9ienitog lebter ISOLDE
I'M 8 l1br bonn bo6n. p. Meinrao,
.. g. g., geboltenen 8rautamte Der
9uno fur's 2eben 9aniel S6li4 bon
Sooen, 9. g., un6 SRI. gliie @einne:
rath Sohter Ser Samilie Wiaael
Minneratb bon bier, 11nter 0eren gait=
lidem Ob6od int trauten 8ertpono=
tenfreiie 6as Sod5eitsfe1t gefeiert
p1r0e, nobel bos gliidlide Haor, MEL
DIES in @opet1> g.. 9, ben eigenen
Serb griin6en miro, Sic ber5li6iten
@liidtpiinlde entgegennabm. OaB ii4
oieielben Sen 8erebeli6ten bertpirfli=
he11 m0gen, lit Ser na6tragli6e
@unid 6es nNor6ltern."
Wid. @lenbeder fat it9 bon Jet,
11e,n urtpobl1ein' lomeit crbolt, 0oB er
lpieoer Ieinem Iagesgei6dfte bor1te=
ben fann. ,
8uttermader Mnton S9leppenba6
mar porlebten Oonner flag in @eI6df=
ten no9 Gong Yrairte.
Mid. Stint bat sic Sobne=S Citation
u1o einSGubgei6dft in 5ran5 Tauls
@el16ftsgeb6uoe perlegt.
geim Sallen perleBte SRI. 2iqie
Summer ibren Mrm; Sic Gerlebung
lit ober bereits mie0er 10 meit gebo=
ben, 6ab iie gu ibrem @tu0ium an
Ser ct. Benefits Mfa6emie in ct.
Soiepb 5urudfebren fonnte.
6amilie sc. 6. Stetn bot lire 11eue
&eii6en5 beoogen, in Ser Tie iid re6t
bebagli6 fiiblt.
Sbeo6or @ilmes lit bon &oben, g.
8, %aurudgefebrt, mo er felt lebtem
SCRIPT fem @eim batte.
Or. %. s. &remer BON Minnea.
polis mar SonntagsgaIt ieiner bier
mobnen6er gltern, Syn. &remer nno
5ra1, nr6 Serbert Summer bon Min-
neapolis bielt lid bier einige Gage
beiu6smeiie bel ietnen M~nbertpanoten
olf.
Sobn 8oltes un6 6rou baben ibr
Seim bon bier mod Weire @robe ber-
legt, tper6en aber fommen0es Sriibz
iabr mie6er 51 uns 5uriidfebren.
SSn Steil fat 6as friibere S6merets
ia @igentum Der Srar Scarf &ropp
bon ct. Glol16 abgefaut.
S. g.. @rones bat feline SteQung
in Ser bieiigen Mpotbefe aufgegeben
unS cine glei6e 5tellnng in Minnea'
polls i~ibernomt1tet1.
Serbinar5 Beters, @otttn un6
Sobn erltattetert 6em in Sobnsburg,
8is., erfranften 8ater BEG &errn
Beters einen Beiu6.
esobn Otter NOR in Begleitung 1eia
,,er @attin nod &o6eiter, no er ii9
i'm Mapo Sospitd ar5tli6 bebanoeln
lieB.
6rans &arit 1tn6 Gral1 bon Soben,
g. g, tpare11 in ser Minneratb So.
mile tagelang 51 @aite.
s. g. 5teitt, 4aiiierer Der Sirif gea-
tionaI ganf tprlroe bon ieiner Coffin
nit eire11 geinroen 5obn9en be-
fdenft. M6ge es Ben begludten @ltern
MIR ssreu6e beretfenl
gerbinano Beters n1tb Bbil. arap
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

bon ser @odpine Granite 60. mare,1
Samltag in 8egleitung ibres &edts-
antpolts Sames S. Auiglep na6 ct.
SAUL, no lie einem Gerb0r Dor ber
giienbabn- uno 8arenbaus : &om-
miiiion be3Iglid ibres geiudeS, Elm
3meiggeleiie nod Ser Mnlage ber
Granite Company at legen, beitpobn-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

SRI. @egina Winfler 1T 1rad mebre-
re Gage lnngem Beiu9e BEL bieiigen
B%reunoinnen al ibrer Mrbeit in 8roo=
ten 5uriidgefebrt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17
Woodburn Boy
Marries Red
Cross Worker

Wo0dburn. Sept. 17.--Word was
syeceived here few days ago from
Baltimore. Mr., announcing the
anarriage of Miss Margaret p.
Wood of Baltimore, to G, w. Oath
Aszsf "A farmer living few miles
Efast Of here.
The wedding eliminates u ro-
1nance which had its beginning at
Camp Holabird, Mr., during the
war Mrs. Oathout was a Red Cross
wgrlker at the centers of the camp
and Mr.. Oathout was an enlisted
imam i'm the motor transport corps.
Ehe bride and groom are expect
SD to arrive here soon and will
make Their home on his farm
1ew miles east of Woodburn.
The old building which has been
fhe home of the Security State
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17
Quickly Ended by a Pleasan
IS Germ-Kiliing Antiseptic

QufckIy Ended by Pleasant
Germ-Kiliing Antiseptic
The little Hyomei Inhaler is
made of hard rubber and can
eGaily be carried in pocket or purse
II Will last lifetime.
W4pfo this inhaler pour a few
drops OF magical Hyomei.
NThSs is absorbed by the antisep-
tie gauxe within and now you are
ready TO breathe it in over the
atsr1h infested membrane where it
WIN speedily begin its work of
kfning catarrh germs. Hyomei !.
made Of Australian eucalyptus com
ttped with other antiseptics and is
59fy pleasant to breathe.
u IL guaranteed to end catarrh,
Afenchitis. sore throat, Group,
rpzzEhs and colds or money back.
IL cleans out stuffed bp head IN
two minutes.
Sold by d. J. Fry and druggists
n<efywhere. t> tadvl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17

Chas. Sanders was a visitor In
Portland the fore part of the week
He brought back new touring car
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Powell and
sons visited at the home of their
parents, Judge and Mrs. Geo. G..
Bingham. in Salem the fore part
of the week.
.y Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Austin have
returned from a vacation trip to
Rockaway. They have been absent
several weeks.
After spending several weeks at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. Scott in this city, Mrs. Wise and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17

daughter have returned to their
home in Eugene.
s. B. Olsen and daughter are
spending the week at Breitenbush
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Landon have
returned from a trip to Yellow
stone park, and report having had
a most pleasant vacation.
The school board has just had
constructed a fire escape on the
West Side grade school, a work
that is highly commended by all
citizens.
Beginning Saturday night COM
pany I will give the first of SER
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17
Roseburg Woman
Garb In Schoc

Roseburg, Or, Sept. 17.-Mrs. J.
M. Lane. a resident of this city,
has just completed a forty day fast
during which time size parlcok of
no nourishment. except little
orange and lemon juice and water.
Mrs. Lane had been suffering with
chronic stomach trouble for many
years. She was advised to fast
forty days. She lost 25 pounds in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17

bank for number Of years is be-
ing remodeled and made into an
entirely modern banking house. 1t
is claimed that when the work is
completed the patrons OF that in
stitution will have banking facil-
tiles second to none in the county.
The work will be finished about
the first Of next month.
Mrs. w. H. Davis left few days
ago for California where she will
spend the winter. S
Eddie Scollard of Portland has
been visiting his father. Jos Scol-
lard, who is very i'll.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17
es of dances in the armory.

les of dances In the arnofy.
The shortage Of gasoline seems
to continue in Woodburn in some
cases. At least Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Becker walked a couple OF miles
one night this week, reaching home
at one a. M, because there was a
shortage Of gasoline in the tank.
Mrs. F. B. Fox has been visit
ing at the o. L. Davis home for a
number of days. She left for her
home in Montana the fore. part OF
this week.
One day last week Miss Margar-
ct Wehrum met with the misfor-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17

tune to break both bones in her
right arm. The injury was sustain
ed by a fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Courtney
are receiving a visit from the lat
ter's brother, Donald McNaughton
of Tucson, Arizona.
w. II. Boyles is in Salem this
week serving on the Marion coun-
ty grand jury.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17

Stefansson found the blond Eski-
mos disliked all forms Of civilized
diet.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16

of their admiration for the fav- orite.
 "The yoangster is so gala vantingly active" the happy father asserted, that we could not resist the temptation to name him after Mix"
 Especial interest attaches to this incident because of the fact that Tom Mix spent years in the Oklahoma oil country, both in white towns and on the Indian reservations. He was in Muskogee on many occa-
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
RUTHERFORD SCHOOL

December 10th closed one month of our school with an enrolment of 25 pupils, and a good interest being shown in the work.
 Murl Roller and Ruthie Stewart have the honor of best attendance, Murl having been present every day and Ruthie having only missed three-four- ths of a day. We hope to have successful term of school with the cooperation Of directors and patrons.
 MAIZE PAGE, Teacher.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our sim cere and heartfelt thanks to all those friends who remem- bered us with their kindly administrations during the ill- ness and death of our dear wife and mother, and we pray Gods richest blessings upon all. NATHAN AMMAN,
 and Children.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
may it ever guide,

may it ever guide, Many weary wanderers to OUT
 Sayior's side. Mrs. Lula Baker to you is giv-
 en, The guidance of this class to
 the Kingdom of Heaven.
 The Leaders" The Leaders-Oh, class We
 are the ones Who should blaze the way for
 those who come. Are we doing this? We must
 one day tell, If we have accomplished our task well. Class, your teacher knows he is weak, Will you stand by him the right way to seek? Banded together our school is the leaven, That must lead this community to the Kingdom of Heav-
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16

sions and has many friends among the most prominent cit izens there.
 Mix film features never fail to crowd the Muskogee thea Ire, for his appeal is direct to the people of that section. His latest release "The Daredevil" is coming to Newark on Fri day, Dec. IT.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
OKLAHOMA BABY Is
 CHRISTENED TOM MIX

If the thousands of admir- CTS of the daring Fox star, Tom Mix, were to take a cue from Flint Coleman, a promi- nent citizen of Muskogee, Ok lahoma, Tom Mix would be- come more common name than John Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman named their first-born son after the "dare- devil of the screen" in token
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
Dota Doiings

l Mrs. J. A. Page and son, Clarence, visited relatives in Jackson county from Friday till Sunday.
 o. L. Baker and Miss Etta Page began the winter term of school here Monday.
 Luther Pickens made a busi- ness trip to Newark Monday. Sunday school at Black Riv- CT School House next Sunday afternoon at 2::30. You will miss something if you are not there.
 Mrs. T. A. Burlington visited her mother, Mrs. Rainawter, Sunday.
 Mrs. A. T. Best and Miss Ruth Pickens visited, last week the young lady who recently made her arrival at the home of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Cole man of Cord. They say she is quite grown already, weigh ing ten pounds.
 Little Charline Reaves is quite sick at this writing. The Sunday School Work CTS League meets at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ala Baker Friday evening, with T. A. Bullington, Leader.
 The following, written by the teacher of the adult Bible Class, the Leaders, was read at our Sunday School Sunday.
 The Cradle Roll Our school begins with the cradle roll, Little heads of black and gold. Nestled safe in mothers arms, She would shield them from
 all harm. This group someday to be
 Gods sheaves Is ably headed by Mrs. Reaves. Beginners" and "Sunbeams Lisping tongue and pattering
 feet
 And laughing faces next wc
 greet; Also some who have grown older; Some who are shy and some
 bolder- Mrs. Bertie Baker, these class
 es, one and two Have passed from the cradle
 roll to you.
 Busy Bees' Next in line are the "Busy
 Bees"
 Our schools girl and boys are
 these.
 The future women of note anc
 boys of brain If for the Kingdom they arc
 trained. To train them for the kingdom
 true,
 Mrs. Reaves this task belongs
 to you.
 "True Blues" Class No. IA class of young Who must choose betweer
 righteousness and sin. Heed now, oh heed, that "stiJ
 small voice" And let your best judgmen
 guide in this choice. Mr. Reaves tell them of the
 pleasures that last, For their lifetime habits art
 forming fast.
 "Ever Ready" Ever Ready class, all honor tt
 you
 If to your name you're always true. 1 Your influence is boundless
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

magazine is printed and distributed to all members of the society, under the anagement of Editor Jno. F. Harris.
 Modern Woodmen of America was the first of the great American frat ernal benefit institutions to recognize and act upon the proposition that 1t is the duty of a fraternal society to save the lives as well as to pay death benefits. It takes the position that it is more beneficial to it's membership and to society at large to expend thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars in saving the lives of members,
 than to pay unavoidable losses running
 into the millions, and so at the foot of
 Mt Cedar in the Pil1e's Peak range, a few miles north of the Garden of the Gods in the Colorado Springs region, the Society of Modern Woodmen Of l America has built one of the greatest l life saving institutions in the world 1 the Modern Woodmeu sanatorium-for 1 the free treatment of members afflict- 1 ed with tuberculosis.
 l Insured members of Modern Wood l men of America afflicted with tubercu- i losis are treated and cared for abso 1 iutely free of charge. To date more l than 4.400 patients have been admitted l and at the present time there are about i 200 patients receiving treatment; this number representing the average ca pacitv at one time. The percentage Of cures improvements. and arresting of
 the disease equals almost 50 per cent 1 of those treated.
 Modern Woodmen of America was a
 Dfoneer in the organized movement to | fight the great white plague, and while with it's 105O. .0OO members it has paid . more than 13O,000 death claims it