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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
2nftpoitens itore 6remsang.. 9en CT
baabe bnrtig ug billig.

0en Is. Mai bar set to Mor, ii6e11
Sc 6orene0e Staters &o1tbnien BE-
gpnote at uoie116e Boiteu pr. 6lppe=
naifine. Ser er MI 6aglig 2uftpoit
n1ellem @aibin9ton og Seem Sort.
Seem gorf og Gbciago, .Gbicogo oq
Smaba. Om nogle faa Tiger bil go.
iten til ct 2ouis ogiaa blibe ie,16t
pr. 5lpben1aifine, 'og / Mfioten al
|som1neren be1tter Boitpeienet at bo-
be 2uftrl1ten gee,p Dorf-5an 6ro1,
cisco / Gong.
Da 51pbepoite1 fprit poobegDro-
ties, 1nente man, at set biloe blibe 1ne.
get 0Drt at ien6e 8rebe taa 0en11e
Maabe, 1nen otter to 9lorS ErpDe bor
Set TIL 'bilt fig at bore longt b1lligere
emo at ienoe 8rebene pr. s,s,crnho,le.
Mere emo en- bolp M;uiull Nul1
8reppoit eller o1ntre11t 21 Miliicner
8rebe ien6tes pr. S1ppepolt iiS1te Mar
tneo en 8eiparefle al on,trellt $50,
900 0ollars ON Moret.
Men set beoite pe6 6lpbepciten cr,
lat 8rebene fon1mer langt burtigere,
emo ON 6e ien6tes 1ne6 &urtigtog pr.
Sernbane. Soften mellem Seem Sort
,og Gbicngo fontn1er 11lt orntrent 16
elmer ti6ltgere emo fgr. 9foar ser
mi i11art etob1eres flDben6e 8oit mel
LEM Seem Sort % San gSra11cisco,
bill 8rebe, ser forla6er Metp Sort
Mar6ag Morgen, bpre i San Gralt=
cisco &l. 9 Ons6ag Morgen eller 2
til 4 Gage burtigere, ero bbis oe oar
ie116t n1e6 Sernbane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Ser ibemmes 8pber.

st &eleeram al 20. Mai oplpfer,
at tire Sogforeninger, ser fanotes at
bnre anfparlige for oen Streife, Ger
lantrner Danmarfs l16f9rieG@baa1oel
/ nelten to Waane6er, er ilagt 8poer-
al Sen permane11te &ol6giftsoomltol...
Observation-Disclosures 6agforening
blep ilagt 100000 @roner i Weulft..
&etten ifreo ino efter gln1nooning of
Mrbeios sgiperfore11ingen, ser poaIto6,
at 5ogforeningerne bar br1,ot 6eres
Sperensfon11 1ter.
9a 6agforeningerne l1n1ulig bill
tu111te betole oisie @eoer> pil 6e anita.
gelig blibe erfleret fpnfurS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
slespieere i 8aris.

Ser er onfon1n1en Ell 6anif Dele-
CATION til @aris for at i6ge S11ter11a-
tionaliiering al BEN an6en ilespigife
Mflte1nnings5one. 0elegotiorensMeb-
lenlner erflGreoe, at Sen 6onife Be-
fo1fning / .Diitrittet inart bill bore i
6are for @o6itan6. De flyer, at be
bar bdrt, at 6e alliere6e @ol6ater
mart bill blibe trlffet tilbage, og ,,o-
taller 6rp9t for, at Epiferne, Ser bar
6ortegnelier ober ollie Dem, ser iten,te
for Gililutning til Dannarf, bill gpe
@iengiqlo moo Daniferne. Disle
5olf - iiges Ser - bil 1naaife blipe
|opfprt paa Sorteliiten % "ibielbe-
ifattet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
&tnrn1nlgkkrr:
%olbiumme stor,ne biemipgte / 2pr'
bags bet ipbli9c Miumeiota.
Ntange Jarr.bpsninaer pbelagte.

@n9}pffe Gornaooer bie1niggte oct
lpolige Minneiota 2proags @fter=
mioo1g. Sen fprite opfom ST. 1,30
ipo for Mortbfielo og ca. l. Nfil fra
ct. 0laf College, 1on rcooeoes beo
ct Mirafel, ioet Gtor1nel, bette fig /
to Metninger; Ell git Ell nor6beitli0
@etning og 666e 11o 1,0en at anrette
|1pnoerlig 5fa6e, Sen an6en tog Ell
uorbpitlig &etning % ifar Jig en-
.8one ejearnem Goltle &ocf, bpor er
&iebn1anosbal1oel, en- &irfe, e,f Sfole
og flere Suite bleD pOelagt og tre Eer=
}ioner fo1n olporlig til ifabe, 11en1lig
Scr. og Mrs. Tbon1as Steele og be>
res title 5pn 2eslie. Steeles 8eboel=
lcsblts b1e1te ne6. SorGl6re % Barn
bleb bragt til &oipitalet 6arn1ing=
tom. st Hon6et 8eboeliesbus, tilbg<
ren0e Sens 8aggeien, bleite ON og
laa pao Si6en. 8aggeien er cit Ting
farl, og oa bon faa 5torn1en nerme
| Jig, i6gte ban Gi1fll19t I &ieloeren.
Faa ct Sp9rgs1noal, ONT Ser bab6e
p9ret i1ogen nle0 ban / &i9l6eren,
lpare6e ban ifplge "sSournal" ffielmlf
ntco at lige: "8aqoe ia og nei Der
bar life nogen Herloner ne6 mig, men
ieg bap6e nogle per6tful6e gien6ele
Der, = og life en- 51aife git iitpffer. I"
SON bapoe foaet Sc "b9r6iful6e 81
enoele flpttet, fpreno oe ifuelDitne
Herioner fra Sc omfringliggen6e
.8per bcgDrote at arribere.
| 5tormen git fra Cattle &ocf pit<
oper gie11nem @oo6blte County, bpor
nange 6armbuie blGite ne6 / Merbe-
SEN al gfeo @ing. sSoet @oofrep
Smanions 8eboeliesbns 1tprteoe
ia1nt11en fem Mtl fra &e6 @ing, blep
bans lille Barn 6rebt, og Nfr. og
Mrs. 5tpanlo11 lan1t be11bes @elter,
Miis Monion, tom alborlig tillfaoe.
@n bolbiom Storn begpnote fem
Mil Sp6 for &ocbeiter, bbor flere
6armbDg11inger bleb nen1t ran1pone=
ret. Ser bar ct bol6font @egnifpl,
Jog Ell bel Del &iel6ere / @ocbelter
bleb operipgnnet 9itenfor 0tpa-
tonna tog 6enne Storm en- 1tor6beit=
Zig &etning og git gienpetn Slice og
Steele @onntDer, bbor 80 a 40
6armbDgninger bleite 11eo, Sc flelte
Egitenfor 5aribault.
S Sc bie1niggte Diitrifter bleIte
mange 6armbpgninger neo og en-
Mengoe Garnrmnifiner blep poelaqt.
Ser maa ifaffes 1lpe 6armmalfiner
6orti. paa SIDE a..
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
&ejicr til frcmmebe 2anbe.

Sen 21. M&ai meo6eler Gelegrofe,1,
at Mntallet al 6e itreife>l6e Matroier
og 5prbgoere bliber ita6ig n1inore
iom 6plge af, at en- Mosie of 6e be-
Ore. @lementer blanbt 6em u6pan6rer
til Sc 5oreneoe Stnter oper @nglar6.
De flelte banife 5fibe penoer tilbaoe
fra amerifqnlfe % engelife &abne
neo &albparten eller rnin6re .of ben
oprinoelige 8eietni11g, 6a be gbrige
bar oeierteret eller facet u6betalt 6e-
res @Dre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28

Ier mt. Z Bette .@mne;; hi
lfinoer Ser IT,. .ti6 1t6 Moben1ber.
Men fao rneget peo leg, at leg ,grrnl-
me ngotg btlbe fore en- &etsiag for en-
sssl1rp, bbor mine Mo6ita11oere allere.
!, ,,6e bab6e iefs @olborne paa oeres 81,
Sc og leg f,m fltnoe faa Ell ino. Seq
'neo iffe, bporle6es @iennen1lnits=
,anlerifaneren feler ne6 Senipn til
Mrtifel 10 "9eationernes 2igas Son.
J, ititution" n1e1t leg ipnes, at oenrte
Mrtifel er offattet i l1otrpf, Der buroe
|oopare Ell bpilfen iom bellt 9ln1erifa=
l1er moo Sen iom cit potel1tiel lllDffes=
brin9er @pr bare:
"2igaensMeolen1n forpligter Jig
til at reipeftere % bepare i1no6 9l11.
areb u6efra ollie 2tgameolemmernes
territoriale l1frea1feligbeo og ner=
|perenoe pnlitiite l1afbengigbeo. s
Eilfeloe al iaa6anne Mn9reb ifol
9aabet operpeie, bbo6 Mibler Der
itol benpttes til at opfploe 6orplig=
tel1e1."
Nfeo n116re Sro, bbis 9faaoet be-
itenmer, at omerifanife 11nge Meeno
|jfal ie116es oper @apet for at ofre oe=
res 2ip cit Gag Der olbeles lite
peofomner os, og iom iffe interesie=
rer os, bnoo fan iao oe11 an1erifanite
&ongres gipre oerbeo'?
"&ol1gresien" We6oer Set / Sc 'Sor=
eneoe Stoters &onititutio1D "Ifal ba=
|pe Mntoritet til at erflGre &rig az. :.
og gine &eeler angaaenoe, bpao ber
fanges poa 2a116 og paa &ano.
Graftate11 approberer life, foroi
5enatet aflog at oDerla6e 0enne s(u=
toritet til ct "9fao6", ser meoer / @lt=
ropa, og io1n bil6e babe facet MnDis=
ming til, bpa0 oct ifllloe gi9re, af cit
&onite,. bbori en al Sc Magter, Ser
bar unoerteg11et GroftatelL pil0e babe
6 roo0gibe11oe 5te1nmer moo Sen
enc, 1nm Sc 6orenebe Stoter flt116e
afgiOe.
Seq ]ten11ner for be111e &eiol1,tion!
Sg leg gier oct, foroi ieg tror, at mi
er Gi6en fommet Seq gipr oet, for6i
ieg tror, at @er6en er tret og ipg af
8lo6suogDbelie Seq gi6r oct, foroi
ieg pnlfer Sen Sis tilbage igjer, oo
ollie slnerifa11ere, 1ige 1ne1et bba6
STAGE Sc ne6l 6ltan1ner ra,tgien fan lebe
ianrmen brooerlig @nbeo. Seq sipr
Set, ,for6i set nu er paa 9ibe, at @a6s<
programmed opgibes. 2a6 os alle
itettc 6enne 9feloll1tion! 2o6 os fao
Grc6!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
"8nbs smil".

Sulins Magnusiens opiigtsbeffe11-
De BOG CUBS emil, iom ri fornp-
Zig ntootog ct Splag al, er uoiolgt
por 8oglaoe, % bi bor 6erfor Die.
blitfeltg ifrebet efter en- 11p Sen6ing.
iom bill blibe tilienot os pr. .Grpreis.
poit, % iaainart ben n1ootages, bill Sc
beitilte gfsemplarer blipe efspeoeret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
IangptrattBpnrtrrt.
Nanlen forteller om tit foreitaaenoe
Mrbetoe meo &ri9sfamaerne.
10000 Sanger biea fpr Iinteren?

S Nnleoning af at @rofesior g}a11=
1e'1 bar taget ilno6 set ereful6e &perp
at orgoni1ere 5angetransporten fra
Snslaro, bor ct norif 8loo bapt en-
Sontole me6 Hrofesipren for at foo
l1ermere &eoe paa @aeeu.
FrofeS1oren neo6elte, at Fan fprlt
baboe aflloaet @berbet, 6a ban mente,
at oct biloe toge flere 9lar> og iaa
lang Gio mellte ban life at fl,1ne of<
| 1e of &eniDn til fine pioenlfobelioe
9lrbeioer Seq fif 6a Sen 8elfe6, at
Oct bar Meningeu at ipge at faa or
|fGren Sroe1 fgr @il1tere11> u6taIte
Erofesiorcn, % oa fa11ot ieg fife at
bnroe nnollaa mig ior at giGre nit
/; til at linore al SEN @le11oigbeo> ion
5anger1e li0er 11n0er.
= &boo er Set farite, iom bpr
gieres?
= 6grlt og frenn11eit gieloer set
! om at ifaffe 11piagtig 9ie0e poa oen
Sillto11o, 5ongerne befin6er Jig og
forlpge at linore melt muligt. Ser
n9lt maa Der itrofs ifoffes Meoici11
DestnfettionSiager og &l96er; &poc
I&ors er alt gaaet / Gang neo bette.
5ongerne lioer iier al 8lettpfus, og
oct er Ell &luoeipgoont.
Saa er set ielbe Gra11sporten. 81
ter bpa6 Ser foreligger> bliper set en-
1neget ponifelig Spgobe. 'ssSer,1ba11e=
forbinoellen ct Ell elenoig 6orfot=
'lnlg, o9 at .ie16e 8angerne 40 @p-
beien ober @la6ibo 1tof bliper n1eget
fo1tbar.
= @bor mango er set, set 6reier
! Jig om> ionr ifal biem fra &uslono? !?
- Siffert be6 jeg set life. Mogle
nnener 100000 on6re 100000 og
otter on6re 10000.
= @pilfe 9fationoliteter er Set?
Set ct beie1ltlig pitrigife og
,lt11gqrife Sanger, og 0e er forfeit
ober Sibirien og &elt- og 9lt=Gurfe=
itan. Ser ct fife mere e11o ca. 1000
tDIfe Sanger, men oisie er allere0e
pao Geien biem. S Gplflan6 er Der
en- Masie rusiiife Sanger, iom ifa1
|transporteres SEN 1noolatte Sci.
SSebrigt er ser allereoe 9lrbeioe /
Gang fra forifiellige &orporationer;
iiaaleoes 6e1 internationale &omite
for set @gbe &ors og bet ifa116inapi-
ife &eoe &ors. Wait Mrbeioe er be-
lentlig at fao Sanarbei6e Gang
mellera 6e forifiellige &omiteer.
&benr ifal bore Sn1to1t11i11=
gerne?
Say oct er og1aa ct ba1lIfeligt
Sp6rgSmaal. &perfen @itrig eller
|l1ngarn bar &enge, og meget afbe11-
ger ogiaa af> bborle6es Sobiet<&us-
lano filler Zig eller rettere, om Sc
Tan 1tille nogen @ielp. Me,1ingen
er iom iagt at faa set belle fnlofgrt
Efgr 8interen, iua bi Tan ipare 6e
itaffels Sanger for en- 11p Operbint-
ring i Sibirien.
&ommer @rofes1oren ieIb til at
reiie oeroper?
ga, oct bliper leg NOT neot til
EN- Gang 2pbet al @ommere1L men
leg beo enomt lite, bbornaar oct tan
bltpc eller bpor lang min &eiie BIZ
per.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28
Et 6nign1nrb.
9en afiatte u1e1ifanife 8reibent Gar
ranaa ,nDroes al fine e9ne 6olf.
Morberne forfhses.
Sc la 9merta bal9t til 9reiibent.

Oc Id Qncrt1 D1lgt til HSrG1tDent.
/ S Sreoags 9lftes 1ne66eltes fra
Merico Gitp, at ifglge inolgbne ST.
terretl1inqer til @eneralerne Sbre:
Igons % @o115ales &ope6fparter Ell
Mericos nfiatte @reli6ent @e11ultia11l
@arran3a 1an1n1en nte6 iefs @a116 al
bans Gplge bleben brebt npr 8pe17
Glarcala=Songo / @taten&l1ebla. SQ
|ienere We6oelelier befrefter Mor6et,
men al 6isie fren1goar 6et tt1lige, al
Garran5a er blepen ir1ignproet, ct
bleben 6rebt al 6orre6ere blanot
bans e9ne 6olf.
Moroet fan6t Steo &l. 4 6reooo
Morgen. Garran5a Job, 6a @,.oolfo
&errera, iom @arran5a boboe giort
til Ell Of fine fortrolige af oen @r1,no,
at &errera bar go6t fien6t / @uebla=
!
biergene, lotnmen n1e6 fine Meno
aabne6e S1o paa ban. Hrelioentens
MGn6 ileoe bani til l1n6ietni11g oe
folnpeoe neo 5nign1or0erne / Mpr=
fet. gnfelte al Dem fal bope logt ltort
Moo for 9age1t. 0et fortoItes, at
Garran3a bar blebe11 lf11ot fl1lo al
&ngler.
neutrality-suspicious. bar gipet
Ororc til at forfelge @errero og bons
@feno, iom bar taget Jlugten, pe
anDenoe 9p6s1traffen> a1aor Sen tio=
ligcre @an6itf9rer bliper fanget.
| @arra115as Sig ct anfpm1nen til
Merico Gitp, bbor '6et mootoges al
Sen orebtes 6antilie, ligeiom 6e fle=
lite fremmeoe Diplo1nater por tilIteoe,
oa Goget fjprte il10 paa 8anegoar=
Sen. SSngen n1ilitere 9gresbepis11in=
ger blcD 1loDilt, oa &ebolutionsfGrer=
ne lag6e, at Garran5a fl1n bar en- priz
Ibat 8orger, 0a ban bleb orebt.
S @albington bil man forelpbig
nfpente ll9rlnere officielle @fterret=
ninger om 511ign1oroet. &rpli6ente1l
| bar gipet 6e 6orene6e Stoters &e=
preientont i Merico Or6re til at ino=
ienoe enbber 11l1lig OplDsning ON
Woroet. sSgren6 6e Sore1leoe 6toter
anerfjenoer oen npe 9fegieri,1g
Merico, bill &egieringen rirneligbis
forlange al General Sbregon, at bon
|lfal fralGgge Jig al 8efatning meo
Moroet paa @orra115a % iprge for,
at Mor0erne bliber itr1ffet. Som
befien6t n9gte6e 8reli6ent @ilion at
anerfie110e 1nerta "rne6 8lo0 paa
}ltne @9noer"
@aa ct efstraor6innrt Wfpbe al
Sen nerifanlfe &ongres ct @l1perner
Moolpbo 9e la Suerta al @onoro
blepe1l balgt til @rpli6ent ob interim
af &epnblifen 0terico. Nee6ens Ser
iaaleoes ,er taget set fprite 6fri6t til
@tableringen al en- np 9eegiering, Ell
mo11 fllloitenoig flar ober, at Ser 10.
relgbig n1aa oprettes ct 1terft Mili=
terltDre, Ser Tan optage &anpe11
moo 8aroitterne, al bpilfe &illa er
oe11 melt fren1tr96en6e. De11ue fat
ollereoe la6et .bgre fra Jig paa en-
effeftip D}aaoe., @an liges at bere
| | Spioien for en itprre &ebelber,
1om bill optage &en moo General
Sbre9oh ser for 1en6t @illa ct IT.
timatunl, bbori ser frebes, at @illo
1tal treffe fig tilboge til &ribatIibet
og / Go afbente Galgel1es l1bfo1o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-28

2ererne. fra Sc eitrieife Sfoler
fulgte tneo Bdrnene, ser unoer !beres
Spbol6 ssStalien be6bliben6e bill faa
Sfo1eunoerpiS11i1lg / 6eres eget
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
PERU EXPORTS
 FALLING OFF

On account of the present abnormal home demand, American manufaetur- CTS are neglecting valuable markets for their goods in Peru. In 1917, says the National Foreign Trade Council, amounted to a65 per cent of the whole, but in 1918 they fell off II per cent British manufacturers are taking ad- vantage of this opportunity to fn- crease their trade and to capture the lead in certain lines that were for meriy imported nearly exclusively from the United States.
 Great Britain continues to hold the lead in the imports of cotton and wooIen goods, but the United States is making serious efforts to capture a large share of this trade. Japan holds first place in the imports of silk, but here, too. the United States with a little special effort. will be able to gain a large share of this trade from her rival.
 At the present time we supply nearly all Peu's requirements in fur articles of light bamboo imported from China and Japan Ninety per cent of the footwear used in that country is imported from the United States, and we are far in the lead in the importation of iron and steel.
 The principal articles required in Peruvian market are cotton. woolen and silk, linen goods, leather goods, furniture, machinery, woods, paper and musical instruments
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
TO
 FOREIGN LOANS

Shanghai, April 22-vigorous ep- position to all projects for further forefrn loans to the present Picking governh1ent is being continued by the Shanghai branch of the national students union and the Shanghai stu dents union, representing all the Chinese students and many of the educators of the Shanghai district.
 Refusal of American, British and French banks to carry through the proposed loan of S25, 900, 900 to the government has4Ied the two organiza- tiors to address to the leading Amer jean, French and British banking houses in China message expressing gratitudes for the decision reached. Message of the same tenor were also forwarded to the ministers of the three countries in Peking-
 You have proved your true friendship to the people of China in refusing to make the loan, which would only be used to keep the coun- try in civil war and to aid the mill tary chiefs in their despfcab3e ef- forts to enrich themselves at the ex- perse of the maSse'' the message declared -tIn refusing to make this loan you have won the friendship of our people"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
MOTOR CORPS GIRLS ACTIVE
VIII Do Taxiing at Y. W. O. A
 COnVezrfi0Tl

VIII Do Taxing at Y. W. O. A
 Convention
 A motor corps of cha,uffeuresses has been organized in Cleveland, for the purpose of caring for the 2,00o won- en delegates to the National Conven- tien of the Y. W. c. A. held in that city April 1920. Automobiles directed by the convention management, will be at all stations and at convention headquarters to take the place of the regular city taxi cabs. They plan to give 100 per cent satisfactory service. During the war Cleveland had several efficient Women's Motor Corps, un- der the Y. w. c. A., Red Cross, and other local organizations, composed of volunteers who owned and drove their own machines, and who, under the orders of an administrator, did everything from carrying crippled children to summer outing places, to Juggling hospital supplies from one place to another. Many of these same women and girls are helping in the present taxi service
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
STOP, LOOK AND
 LISTEN, EX<SAILORS

Did you ever stop to think what it is costing you a week to live? To live like an Ex-Gob is used to living ? Do you get $20 clear spending money every week with no worry about you? Three square meals a day and clean living conditions? If you do you are a lucky fellow put of a thousand. It cost 50 per cent more to live than when you were in civil life before you enlisted in the navy for the first time.
 Can you find a job on the outside that will give you $40 clear spending free over all expenses? Also will they pay your traEehng expenses to foreign ports and places of interest ? No, they will not, but Uncle Sam will. And don't forget it. Come in and see; us and talk of the good old times we used to have.
 Something big coming off soon. Drop in and see us.
 U. S. NAVY RECRUITING OFFICE
 62 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
HUME TO DUST D,ANNUNzao

Washington, April 22-The Amer ican Consul at Trieste today advised the State Department by cable that on Monday a general strike was de- clared in FIunae, the headquarters of d'Annunzio and his IagiOsNries and bone of contention ii the Adriatic pr0bRe1n-
 Strikers demanded the resignation of the Plume National Council and the removal of d'Annu11zIo and his followers All the large industrial plants in Plume have suspended and the labor organizations insist their members will not return to work u1Itf the pOet-Soldier packs his baggage and leaves town and his National Council is disbanded. Resentment against d'Annunzio has been growing in F7unae for weeks
 Recently the Italian government in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

creased the number of troops tha
 are maintaining or attempting tC maintain an embargo against Plume
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

You can't carry many more cleo tions merely by hiring a brass band to march past every ones front door
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

Furniture material reported scarce. We'll, anyway, the American people are amply provided with easy chairs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22
S-T-U-D-L-E-Y Spells Shoes

U 21s If.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-11-02
ELECTION RETURNS
WILL REVIVE OLD
TIME ENTHUSIASM

Many are the persons who remem-
Der the customary excitement which
preceded a presidential election-the
paiade5, the spontaneous enthusiasm,
and other conditions which cannot eX-
list today. People are calm, collected
although exceedingly Interested in the
issues, an interest which has been
awakened more particularly during
the past week.
Election night, November End, will
probably revive the old time spirit
The passing Of John Barleycorn won't
make very much difference to some
who have untouched cellars still, but
the majority will doubtless find it diff
ncult to regale themselves Returns
are to be received at a number of
places. The WauSau club has arrang-
ed to receive the special service of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pdny, ana many members will spend
me evening there with their wives
The Democratic and Republican head
quarters will receive returns from
the county as we'll as the state ana
nation. Several other organizations
are arranging to entertain during the
evening, am0g them Forest Lodge,
No. $50, F. ad A. NJ.
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SCOUT COUNCIL
MET FRIDAY
ENROLMENT OF 800 BOYS
POSSIBLE IN 1922 WAS
BELIEF EXPRESSED

a dinner was served Friday evening
at the Cyrus YaWkey hall Of the First
Universalist church to over 100 men,
members of the Wausau Council of
the Boy Scouts. Many boys were
present also, each man attending
having the privilege to bring a boy
with him. Community singing was
first enjoyed, under the direction of
C. H. Ingraham, following which NJ.
c. Ewing, president of the council,
spoke.
Urged Collection
Mr.. Ewing urged a collection of
those subscriptions made last July
and later when a canvass was made.
He announced that generous citizen
had offered to make up whatever de-
ficiency in the scout fund that there
might be.
George G.. Driesbach, scout eXecu-
tive, also spoke. He outlined what
had been accomplished to date, eX-
planning the various tests through
which boy has to pass to become a
tenderfoOt, second and then a first
class scout.
In 1922 Mr.. Driesbach believes an
enrolment of 500 boys will be pos
sible.
Summer Camp
The possibility of establishing a
summer camp was mentioned by Mr..
Ewing. 1t has been suggested that
some suitable site be selected. Ac-
companied by the scout executive
from Wisconsin Rapids, Mr.. Dries
bach left the latter part of the week
for Minocqua to select such a location
for Scout camp. F. r. Sherwood, a
state board of health speaker, made a
brief address. Mr.. Sherwood has
been speaking to boys on the sex
problem.
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The ten captains of the Wausar
Business and Professional Women'S
club will meet this evening at the
rooms of Miss Lillian Parent to COM
plete plans for the activities for the
coming year for the club. The cap
tains are Misses Lillian Parent
Amanda Riebe, Josephine Sturtevant
Marie Merklein, Hannah Harris, Be
atrice Treutel, Winfred DeVoe, Luel-
IA kregel, Mollie Rood and Ida Jae-
ger.
This afternoon the Education de-
partment of the Ladies' Literary club
met at the home of Mrs W. B. Heine-
mann. She was assisted by Mes
DANES 0. II. Amunson, c. A. Barwig,
>. Wlnkleman, and A. H. Clark Miss
Phoebe Jones gave paper on THE
Early History OF the Democratic
Party Miss Cora Lansing gave a
reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Schmidt an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Cornelia Marie Schmidt, to
Mr.. WilDert Lawrence Scherhart. of
La Crosse. The wedding will take
place on November 24th, at the home.
the Rev. Father j. B. Hauck to per-
form the ceremony.
The annual sale and supper of St.
Pauls Sewing society will be held at
he church parl0rs Tuesday, Nov. 80.
The regular meeting of the society
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
he church parlors. Mrs. X. Hopke
will be the entertainer.
st. Monica's society will meet at
the church hall Wednesday afternoon.
The hostesses for the day are Mes
danes p. Malloy, P McGrath and E..
B. Mcdonald. The annual sale and
supper will be held Tuesday after
loon and evening, Nov. %.
The members of ST. Stephens Sew
ng circle will meet at the church par
iors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Rob-
ert Iastrow will be the hostess
Plans are being made for the annual
bazaar to be given Thursday after
noon and evening, Nov. IS.
Miss Grace Ann Malone entertained
eight little girl friends at a Hallow-
cen party at her home Saturday after
noon. The decorations were in keep
ing with the day. The afternoon was
spent playing games and later Il
lunch was served.
Tomorrow evening the Wausau Bus
mess and Professional Women's club
Will hold open house and cafateria
lunch will be served
Mrs. c. Geiger announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Minerva e..
Parsons, to James E. Akenhead of
Chicago.
A wolf was brought to the Court
I0uGn last Wpnly nv Wy ~ Do;,o