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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

This change in pulpit methods
was uncovered in an Interchurch
World Movement survey, and Is
one OF thousands of interesting
sidesixhts disclosed in Its work to
brfux the Protestant churches into
closer cooperation.
Discussing the change In the pull
pit voice and Dsanner. DR.. Frank
Clare English. director OF the In
tefenurch Homes and Hospitals
division, says:
1.-THE old method of informing
made songs OF many parts of the
sermon. Authorities on public
speaking tell us that the easiest
yUfce to speak in Is q half yell
3nd some OF our old time ministers
esed the easiest way. I fear. With
too much rhetoric and oratory re-
1iEion seemed other-worIdly, and
ministers fafled to make It appu-
cable to svary-day living Of think
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

The Greatest Speculation Of the Age.
enormous profts predicted Raising
from oceans depths wrecks and car
goes worth billions made possN
bic by the Saliger Ship Salvage
system Write for illustrated book
let sent free GREENAMYER 4 CO.
SIG Fifth avenue. New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Are You Satisfied with Your Pres.
cnt income Stock in Keystone Sole
thcr company offers unusual opportu-
mites for profit. Solether used on
shoes. automobiles. floors. Informal
ton free j. J GRAULICH & CO.
1 j William street. New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Corporation company has 1,64o acres
proven oil Leases. Now producing
zoe barrels daily. now drilling twenty
new wells with more to follow. at
present time paying IL per cent an
nuaily on par, dividends paid
monthly. expect dividends to be dou
hied or trehied during this year APP
plieaiien will be made to list this
stock on New York Curb market
VIII hii limited orders at $3.50 per
share Remit by money order or cx
change 10 KELLER & co j West
Thirty fourth street New York city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
y sf.ENtN

Travelling Statesmen Wanted h< Large
manufactures to call on department.
dry goods- clothing, shoe. hardware
stores grcecfs and bakers Exela~
siye or sidn linz Excellent sellers.
Twenty ncr cent commission Fox
E-&l BeonvilIe. N. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

rh~ RicAnend mDertrse 5Aee Repalrin1
: company wish to announce to II
many patrons t6at Trey have -
ranged the shoe repairing DEPART
fnent In the rear Of their location.
l7lA East Main strSat. AaA AAve
cpsnsd With large line 81 meas
/ laaie1 and childron'e shoes IN the
,frcat Of The sAms iecatIea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
DON'T

Throw fouP Worn shoes kway-They
can be made like new. Shoe repair
ing helps you because II means econ
sorA v and censf crts lywnsss. AS sssae, Ea.
pairing doubles the life OF pair II
shoes. Bring or send your shoes
To ua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

WAnted--speclal Representative For
pleasant and profitable employment 10
fook after our interest in your sec
tion HOFFMAN C0~OPERATitE
INVESTMENT co. HOFFMAN Building
Houston Texas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

! The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Richmond. Frederlcks-
burg and Potomac and Rlchmonfs and
Petersburg Railroad Connection COM
1920, ut SOL East Main street. Richmond.
vfrginia.
tsiEned) 4 ". Williams,
s NJ as ~ President M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Learn the Barber Trade; Only Four
weeks required for the average stu
dent. write for information, STU
FORD BARBER COLLEGE, 6o4 East
Marshall street. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
only knorn Mao shorsas Al rre.en

Texas. Oklahoma kew Mexico aHd
Louisiana oil heI1s--other valuable
Information. Don't iavest before You
Se@ II, prfee twent y~fiVe csnts- r Y
WILSON. manager sChicaEo Traffic
Association. Hoffman Building Hous-
ton. Texas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

onIy known Map Showing All Pro,eu
Texas. Oklahoma. New Mexico and
Louisiana oil fields. and other Naiu-
able Information free Don't invest
before seeing IL. r.. V. WILSON man
aEer Chicago Traffic Association
Hoffman Building Houston Texas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
PLUMBING and HEATING
NOTICE.
SPECIAL

l.esser. the Ladies' Tailor. The Most
Handsome sEs,its. Of sthss ssfaso n..daakes
Elton models. Two-pfece skirts with
tunic. made to order for $2S and UP
front your own material. Those suits
look like dress. Your last years
coat dress. or suit remodeied to this
B seasons style. Prices moderate THE
RALEIGH. Madison &s25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Have You ss5. We Raise Hogs For
Won, feed and breed giving YOU half
the profits Bank reference Write
for fun particulars BTRDHAVEN.
SOC Kansas City Isife, Kansas CITY.
Mo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Operator For Staying Machine. steady
fmnlcyment Apply tn THE RAN
apoLpH rAPER BoX co. l3o7-isis
Tess street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Salaries 81 30o to se,fae, hotel allow
snce. Also calculating machine ope-
ratora. Men women over eighteen
Salaries s11no 90 si,4no- Experience
unnecessary. Sample Questions free
COLUMBUS INSTITUTE. Columbus.
Ohio,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
- - -
FOR SALE.

Haif Cord slab. $500 Fifty Cents OF
FOR coal for cash TYLER & RYAN
1901 " Cary 81 Mad 97a. Ran 5alG.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11

Christmas and Abe Martin. They
go together, for each year at this par
ticular season, comes the annual visit
to Richmond of Kin Hubbard's philos-
opher of Brown county.
Mr.. Hubbard, whose friends are
numerous in Richmond as in other
cities of middle west, has come for
ward this year with a compilation of
the sayings of the rural Abe that are
fully in keeping with past achieve
ments. The book has met with in
slant favor and has received high
praise from newspapers.
Age has not yet dimmed the mind
of the ancient Hoosier philosopher
who must be getting pretty we'll up
along in the eighties now. He re-
tains keen eye for the follies of this
world and a pungent wit in exposing
them. If anything he is more alive,
more up to what's going on than in the
lusty days of his relative youth 10
years ago.
Talks on All Subjects.
Politics, the burning questions OF
the day such as wrist watches, WON
ems skirts, white mule" the cost OF
living, artificial eyebrows and automo
biles are treated pithily and illumina'
lively. There are more extended ar
ticles by such authorities as DR.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
Miami Christmas Vacation
Extended BY the President

OXFORD, o., Dec. 11.-Acting upon
the petition of Miami University
students. President R. M. Hughes ex-
tended the time Of the Christmas vaca-
ton this year. The date originally
set for closing was Wednesday, Dec.
%. The students wanted the date
advanced to Saturday, Dec. Is. and
they got what they asked for.
Oxford College and the Western
College for Women will close Dec. II,
and classes will DE resumed Jan. 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
GERMANS ESTABLISH
SCHOOL OF POLITICS
(Ry Assoclated Z. essl

BERLIN, Dec. IA German school
of political science, the dream of the
former Chancellor, DIR. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, long before the world war, at
last has been established in Berlin.
The dedication of the new school was
made the occasion for much congratu-
latory talk by high German officials
who expressed the opinion that line
of statesmen would be developed by
the new institution to direct the pro-
gress of the German republic toward
its former high place among the
nations.
Foreign Minister Simons in an ad-
dress declared German statecraft had
always lacked trained leaders thor
oughly schooled in political science
and for that reason the people had had
small faith in their officials. He hoped
that the new school would help estab-
lish such a faith.
Plans are to operate the school
along the lines of the Ecole Libre de
sciences Politiques of Paris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
GERMAN CHILDREN
IN PITIABlE CONDITION
STATES WOODWARD

conditions in Germany are very I'M
fortunate, according to descriptions
given by Walter Woodward, editor of
the American Friend, Friday Mr.
woodward visited Germany last sum-
mer.
Because Of the needs of the starving
children. who have suffered most as a
result Of the war. the American
Friends Service committee, working in
conjunction with other national Or
CARNATIONS. are trying to raise $33 ,000,
coo for European relief. Herbert
Hoover is chairman Of the movement.
Speaking of the need of relief, Mr..
Woodward said:
II am convinced, and more than
ever since my return home, that
people, including our own who are
supporting our work in Germany, are
far from compromising the situation
there as it relates to the food problem
And, in a word, the situation involves
one problem and that is the problem
OF food. ... I'd. = . .....-... .....
Germany Suffers Most.
Having visited Great Britain,
France. Belgium and Germany, I am
free to say that of these. countries
Germany suffered most during the war.
=
surprise by Friends who have replied:
How can that be? German territory
was not invaded. My first offhand re-
ply made to such a query believe to
be sound and adequate. It was this:
That the best test Of what nation
has suffered, yes, the final acid test,
is to be found in the condition of its
children. Whatever else it may do or
not do, a people will feed it's little ones
II it is humanity possible to do So
BY this test there is but one an
swer. Belgium was conquered and &C.
cupied. hut the Allied Relief Commits
sion fed her children so well that at
the end of the war their average
condition was better than it was in
Pre-war days. So l heard Herbert
Hoover declare the other day. France
was invaded and her northern borders
laid waste. The destruction and dis
tress were creative would not mini
mize it. But France as nation did
not starve. Her children today show
that she did not In the very desolate-
ness of the demolished villages,
found normal children. bright eyes and
happy, token of a quick rebirth for
France. Germany? No, I found no
devastated territory, no spectral cities,
no 1ovliest village of the plain lying
in ruins. saw something worse
rallid faces, mirrors of sorrow in
lusterless eyes, feshless, gaunt little
bodies. crooked 1egs-the ruins of
little children"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
FERTILIZER PRICES ARE
TOO HIGH, STATEMENT SAYS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Prices OF
mixed fertilizers quoted by manufac-
turers are too high, the department Of
agriculture declares in a statement
sent to the manufacturers today
"Manufa cturers who exact an unjust
profit will be subject to prosecution"
the statement says. Maintenance Of
high prices for fertilizers while farm
products are dropping may result in a
curtailment of the use of fertilizers
and a reduction in acreage and yield
Of crops, the statement points out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11

Mopps, who writes on "The Fountain
of Youth and the Beauty Parlor;;" Tell
Binkley, who has something of impor-
lance to say on THE Family Doctor"
and LATE Bud, who writes on the ap,
: preaching recrudescence of whiskers
One page contains these words of
wisdom "Nothin' makes me as mad
as t. hurry an make couple of eye
brows an go t. tn door an find it s
only peddler," said Miss Fawn Lip
pincutt. 9TH troubl with overalls is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
Branded MlNCE MEAT
is RETURNED TO OWNERS

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. Unbranded
and sherried mincemeat seized in gro
Gerry stores in Houston, Dec. by fed
eral prohibition agents has been order
ed returned to the owners, it was
announced Thursday. Branded fruits
seized at the same time will be held
for further investigation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11

that they slip off silk shirt" re-
marked Lafe Bud. "Of all tn self
made men Miss Name Moon takes tn
cake" ut oughtnt t be any trouble
t pick up suit of good secondhand
overalls these days" There is much
more in the vein that has made Abe
Martin a philosopher and humorist of
national Importance. William Her
scheIl has written an Introduction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
DIES OF TYPHOID FEVER

ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE first
death due to typhoid fever since the
epidemic started here a week ago &C.
CURED today, Mrs. Laura Elders, q
years old. being the victim. She had
been i'll two weeks. She is survived
by her husband and one daughter
Health authorities thus far have found
no cause for the prevalence of the dis
ease.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-11
PLAN MUNICIPAL XMAS TREE

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. 11.-May-
or James l. Barnes has announced that
the city will revive it's municipal
Christmas tree festivities, which were
abandoned during the war The mayor
has named committees and the active
work of arranging the details has
started. A public dinner for the poor
on Christmas day is to be an added
feature this year.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
SeEenOarmItGOter ltnteritiitnnss-
&erein.

Die 8eriammluug oes 8ereins an
Nlittruod letter ISOLDE mar re6t gut
belu6t. @rGiioent @miI Spobn lei.
tete oieielbe un0 bate Die 6reroe, al.
lie 8eomten anpeieno 5u leben. IuS
oen gefaBten 9eidIiiiien lit beion.
oers elmer bernor5ubeben, Der oen
8erein ale @bre modt uno BON oit.
oeren 8ereinen befolgt iein ionte.
Ole SelIen beidloiien nGmlid, BEN
hieItgen S%ilfsperain fir oiegtotleioen
Ben in 0eliti6Iono uno OeIterreid
Die 5umme BON Sltnoert 9ouaors 5r
iiberaeben. 8rapol Our llnteriu.
dung Der Bidder oes SdabmeilterS
uno 0es SefretGrS mllrOe Elm Somi.
te, beIteheno aus oen 9erren 6er0i.
nono 0ieeeImonu, Sobu Iutb, Otto
Ser3og uno Sobn Sdutrumpf, elm.
aelett. Ser @eiunobeits5uitano Der
WitqIie0er IGBt ntdts 81 miini6er
iibria. gs mar MIR elm &%ranfbeits'
fal qemel0et, rno Dem Rranfen mltr.
Den feline Granddaughter ausbe5ablt
SIM n6dIten Mtonat finbet Die groB(
i0brIihe Notwithstanding ltott
ser SefretGr muroe beauttragt, OLE
NitaIieoer at 0~erielben ein5rlooen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
9eutid bin id, SentidJ-nmS lueiter
niAts!
Son 6 I'm &cute,
aing1ton &c. 9.

8, Iu6 mid l6oi1en, nod eb' 0oS S!6t
~enti6pebet,
ein Itol3eS &ei6 I'M Sinn' oeS @elt
geri6tS,
Al$ 0ellen @eiit OieS &olfSbeipnBt
lein lebet;
GeutId bin id, oeutid-ltno meitel
nidts!
0ie &eu5eit 6ruuIt, mos uiel 9eitileft
muB reiBen,
Elm S6ifb oos loi' geeint, I'M Stltr'
me bridt's,
9rlim baltt aus neu. mo laBt Dos
Sabr5erg beiBen
u9oS oeuti6e &eid" uno meter
nihtS.
Ger 6iiritenwobn ueriIog, nit ibm
Die Sbron6en,
0or'm @eitenltllrm, nm Mongel Ocs
@elpi1ts,
Nation per1hlon0 bic 9Sationden
0clttld beiBt oas Heih II llno meiter
nidtS.
Gs Siemt Gud Dor oaS Bud Der Set
81 treten, !.
SIR oeutlden MGnuer, Cure 3lltnnlt
1pri6t'S.
Sbr oeutiden Miittcr, le6rt Die &tn-
Ser beten:
2aB 0eutld MIDI lein = luno peter
ni6tsl
lno nero i9 idau'n oereinit Scr
8elten &idter
lih freu'n Oh 0eutidlanOS SDbenflll0
0es 2idts,
ruf' au6 i'd. ih tleiner. oellt
i1er Oidter:
Oeuti6 bin i6, oeutid - uno meltei
ni6tSl
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24

cine Grboluing. g3otitrlid) mitBte CT
fid All elmer 8ugobe oeriteben. Mud
NIT Dem S6IuBdor: Sodner's SDms
ne oil Die Wltiif erutete er 2orbeereH.
audi bier mar OeS 8eiialS iopieI, ouB
er 3uqeben mlBte. Cant lei ben mad
eren Sdnqern fiir ibre 8ereiti6oit
unD ibr ireunoli6es Wtitmirten. 6ruu
Cutie 3epoel bate Die 5peite unO bier.
te Summer 0es @rogrnmmS, elm An.
oonte un0 sic Sonate ~patbetiqle bon
Beethoven. Sic mar ein gfcllling III
ierem @ubIifltm gegeniiber, bat lid
ober ourh ibr Spielen ouf oas 8or-
teilboftcIte bel oemiel6en eingefiibrt.
S,brem Spiel murOe reidli6er Mp
plols 5~rteiI. Defenders riibWcnO
mplen mir a6er berporbebert, DAB Die
Bitte All ipieIen crit an lie in 5molftcr
Stun0e geridtet muroe, oa an0erc
3uiaaen suriillge5ogeu mur0elL, ober
troB 0ieIer ipGten glufforoerung mar
lie iofort bereit, uno fir oieie Diltge
9ereitidoft lit INFER Hublifllm ibr 81
oon3 beionoerem 9dnfe Derpflihtet.
Gen N}ittelpuntt oes Erogromms bill,
0etc sic 6eitrcoc Yrofeiie- Or. Sbu.
mGder's. @r mar fem gteuIiug mir
bottcn i'm ais uor5iigli6en &e0ner
in oonfborent @eoG6tniS, an Oielenl
9(6eno inoeIien iibertrof er iid lelber.
Gas mar nitt MIR cine 9teOe, Oua
mar cine NrcOigt gemoltig unO ans
6er5 greifenO, cine &cOe, Die III mel
lterbafter @ciie Die Eeile Der Dtillo,
anfniipfeno an Die W9iiia iolemnis
g~eetbobens, nit Dem 8irfen ul0 Der
aulturmillion 8cetbobens %berquidte.
line &eoe uno cine 8reOigt, Die &C.
traqe1l bon elmer gliiben0en &l9be
uuo 8egeiiterung 3u icinem @eimat
lanoc, crihiitternO uno belehen0 cur
sic Mnpelenoen mirfte. &0nntcn mir
,bn ooh 0fterS boren! Wtit 0ieie1.
fiinf Nummern %erleOigte li6 Oas @ro.
dramm, ober Die meiiten blieben nm
nod Elm @eilden geiellig SIT perfeb-
rem. CAB 81 ibrer bebuglihen Stlnl-
mung sic oeltti6en Golfslieoer, bic
gemeiniom %geiungen muroerL beDcu-
teno beitrugen, iogten mir i6on Dor
Der. @inem Mppea Or. Sdumod)
er's, fir cine in bitteriter gtot beiino-
Idle @roBnidte oeS 2ieOerfomponi-
item SCHUBERT cine 5ummIrng 81 Der
anItaIten, mltroe 6oIge gegcbell. Die
5ammIltn9 ergab Die idone Slnlmc
BON nobe5u $4,000, mel6e Dem Stills
oercin 5l,r MISUNDERSTANDING al Dit
Notleioenoe iibergc6en murOet. Snl
SSomlor miro mieoer einTortrag ltd1t
fin0cn. Ser 9lbcn0 lit 6bnli6 mil
sic @eetBooenfeier geplant. Soffent
lid meroen mir oo Dos @ergnijger
boben uuiere oelttihen 6reunoe in
beQcn Solfen in Ser Sale 6l lebcr.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
GUueOrb Glmb.

8obl niopeit oie oeutl6e 3unge
flingt", bot man in poriger 8ode
oen Sag gefeiert, mo Dor $50 Sabren
elmer ser groBten &omponiiten III
oieie @elt eintrat. 8oS er gei6af-
fen bot, lit nidt oaein @iqentlm oes
oeuti1en 8olfes, es lit @igentum Der
gar0en @eIt ~gemoroen. 9a lit eS
fem 8unoer, ooB oieie 8ieoerfebr
ieines @eburtstages ni6t unbemerft
poriiberraulhte, lonOern ooB man lid
aaentbalben onldidte, ite feItli6 5l
begeben. glu6 unier Concord Club
ltaflo nidt 3uriid. Die Soqe mar gut
beIest, tuenni6on nod mebr Scorer
&aum gefunoen b1tten. 8enn aber
oieienigen, Die fern geblieben mareil,
porber gefpuBt bGtten mie i60n Die
Geier perlaufen, nenn tie geobnt
bitten, nie aud na6 oerlelben, I'M
Rreiie Iieber 6reunoe cine rege @e-
Ieuigfeit berrIhte, Ole 0urd Oos Ib-
Iingen unIerer alten, lieben Bolts
lieoer cine beionoere @eibe erbielt,
mir Iino iiber5eugt, Die Solle bate it'd
bonn ols 81 flein erWieien. @ingelei-
tet muroe oaS 9rogromm our6 oas
8eetboben'i9 u0ie Simmel riibmen
Die Gbre @ottesI~ Ser Sdngerbuno
lang, uno mie iang erl Guum ie-
mails beIier, als geraOe al Oieiem Sc
tie, mo- er einem @roBen Sriblt 5oa-
te. 0ieIen m66tigen Sonias 81 DO
ron mn niht MIR ein Mpn1tR. eS NOR
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
Qnlleells.
-Nrthnr Wrisbone aloIiiert !

-Arthur 8risbone qloiiiert bic
Q~eiItioc @al6rGnftheit Ser Glrichen.
Oie ii6 sur Niicf6erufuna ihrcS Oto-
norden entid)loiien babert. @Sie ltebt
es oenn nit SelgienL nit GnQlano
uno Stoliens un'ercn rtcilron" Ser.
biinoeten2 @arlm reiBen iih Nnlc.
rifaner beioerlci @eihlehtS I'm cine
Ghrc bon einem Ser qefr6ntcu euro
pGiiben &Gupter? ga, 8oucr. ooS 1T
etlpos @llocrcSl Serri 9riSbone ms
Stammbud. eS NOR elmer Oicler Qe=
fr0nten NGupter, Ser Sen SaB prGate,
oaB er jeoen nod iciner 6ocon lelig
meroen lniie.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
8ermunia @GnnerdOr.

8enn INNER es iid I'M ettpa8 oil.
qemein Oerti6es gebanoelt bat, III
Ser @ermanio Wfdnner6or lie gu
riidaeblieben. 0os bat er jebt mieoer
belpieien, in0em er Dem neuen Con.
cor0 Club our6 Die 3ei6nulig bon.
10 4nteiIi6einen 800 0-beige-
trcten lit. 1niere 8ereine ioqten iid
Ooron elm 8eiipiel nebmen ltno oltd'
ibrerIeits Oa8 ibrige turl, I'M oieie
olaemeine Sa6e 81 unterltilsen.
Den 0uben meroen iie ipater am Ell
aenen 2eibe peripiiren. Dab Der Mon.
nerhor i'm iibrigen nidt i6ldft, ion.
bern ribrig an Der @rbeit it, benefit
oos 9rogramm, Oas er iid fir oieler
@inter Dorgenommen bot. 8ir lolien
oasielbe i'm NodItebenben folgen:
MISUNDERSTANDING
Sonntag, den 26. December 1920.
Abend- Unterhaltung
Sonntag, den 30. Januar 1921.
Masken-Ball
Montag, den 81. Februar 1921
i'm Old Masonic Tempel.
Abend- Unterhaltung
Sonntag, den 81. Maerz 1921.
Tanz-Kraenzchen
Sonntag, den 10. April 1921.
Die @eibna6tsfeier om n6@Iteltr
Somntag ioa gang beionoerS i10r
meroerL uno mie mir b~interbono er
fobren boben, ltehen ROBE leberrnl6
unen Ben MtitgIieoern beoor.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24

Gur5c WittciIungcn aus Dem
SamlIicnfrciie oOer aus oem Srelln.
)cSfreiie, Die lit fir Ole @eroftent.
Iidung~ciQncn. lino uns ieoeraeit
ler5lidl miafommep
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-12

The labor board apparently has power to do eve
except make up its own mind.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-12

Mexico toruer minister war listed sill, hose as var
supplies Perhaps ne buying aon? foc another mans
wife
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-12
THE EX-SERVICE
STUDENTS ENTITLED
TO VACATION PAY

Pacific division headquarters of the
American Red Cross has received word
from the bureau of war risk insurance
to the following effect:
"Ex-service men undergoing voca-
tional training, if disabled 10 per cent
or more, are entitled to compensation
during the summer vachtion while
their maintenance and support from
the federal board are. suspended. 1t is
quite important that it be borne in
mind, however, that it does not fol-
low that he compensation paid by the
bureau of war risk insurance will
equal the $50 being paid class 2 stu
dents by the vocational board.
every such student should be ad
vised that the amount of compensa
tion payable by the bureau of war
SIX insurance will be based on his
hysical condition as determined at,
CT not more than one month before,
the close of the school year.
at is Of the utmost Importance that
al class 2 vocational board students
hould arrange for an examination by
the United States public health serv-
ice in their district, preferably in the
two weeks previous to the ceasing of
their voca tional work, and that they
cause notice to be sent to this bureau
training will cease, so that payments
may be made here in time that there
will belno delay in forwarding checks.
It is most important that they also
give their vacation address"