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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
OBTAIN PERMIT TO ERECT
NEW GIMTER PARK CHURCH

application for q permit To erect
a new structure for the Gintcr Park
Methodist Church was nlcd by w.
Fred richardson. chairman OF the
board OF trustees OF that church. with
Building inspector I:ut!er yesterday.
According TO the plans. the building
will cost about $4,000. II Will cover
an area OF l35X15b feet.
Permits were ISSUED yesterday to
j. B. Adams to build a.iramc and
stucco dwelling mt 3f09 ft'nb Avenue.
to icost $500. and to IiS,,.y Levy to
blu I'D brick store and iats'at 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
3MiQUE AFFAIR IS WOMAN'S
;i5s DEPARTMENTAL STORE

~ A i"womans department store is
conducted under auspices Of the
ShlcEniond League OF Women Voters
Z at%32 North Seventh Street, near
j Eranklin. The proceeds go TO the
III There are twelve departments in
the store. These are in charge of Miss
q Lucy Mason. Mrs. Creed Davis. Mrs
Henry Aylett Sampson, Mrs. Stuart
aCottrell. Mrs. Claire Dalton, Miss
Adele Clarke, Miss Nora Houston
Miss Helen Stockdalc. Mrs. y. S.
Word, Mrs. l.. w. Hines, Mrs. John
Armistcad, Mrs. Louis Il. weitzel. Sr
Mrs. Frank l.. .1obson. Mrs. Rristuw
Mrs. Carter Worlneley and Mrs.
! George GoodridGc.
chairman and Mrs. William Judd.
Miss Katherine Lee and Mrs. Farmer
cashiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
OLD UNIVERSITY FINALS
m BEGINNING JUNE 4
he lnrgest commcnccmcnt

he largest commencement exer-
es In the history OF the University
Richmond will be held this year.
osing one OF the most successful
4 cmesters of the school
The exercises Will begin Saturday,
June 4fand last through the follow
ing Wednesday,, ii was announced
yesterday by DIR. T.. w. Boatwright.
president. Among the speakers will
be Rev. ]. Emerson Hicks, Rev Will
liam Hcdley, Professor John Calvin
jMetcalfe, George Bryan. Colonel
Thomas b. McAdams, $. Il. Capcn and
DIR. Boatwright.
Amtc,g social features will be n
picnic, luncheon, n senior baseball
game and the annual class play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
Commi,,loner. Out of Tow,

Major Richard i. Beirne. chairman
of the Virginia Industrial Commits
sion. left yesterday for Alexandria,
where he will hear a number OF com
pcnSation Insurance cases.
Charles y. MciiuGh and Charles q
kizer, the remaining commissioners
will leave today for Suffolk. Tomor-
row they will go to Norfolk for u
series of hearings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
" -------------
POLICE ARREST MAN ON
COMPLAINT OF WOMAN

The Lord told me to stand here"
was the reply given hy Il man giving
the name of Willie Banks and claim
ing his address Us South Richmond
when arrested yesterday by Police
man Mitchell under scaffoldinS of
Broad street Methodist extension.
According 10 q woman shopper. who
complained to the officer Of the mans
presence, he was under the Scaffold
Wednesday night and was in the
same place yesterday morning. 4
charge of suspected insanity was
lodged against RnnkS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
DR.. RYAN TO SPEAK HERE ON
INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY"

Al the third meeting of the labor
unions OF Richmond which will be
held next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock for the purpose of stimulating
interest in economic questions and
TO further the education of their
members and friends regarding in
dustrial questions, DIR. John y. Ryan.
Welfare Council. will be the: speaker
DIR. Ryan's subject will he indus
trial Democracy" The meeting will
he held in the Bijou Thoatcr. Bishop
sneaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

City Treasurer will receive poll
TAX city Hall, ~ NJ to Z. NJ.
baseball, Richmond vs. Wilson.
mayo Island Park, 1890 p. NJ.
? Baseball, John. Marshall VS.. Nc
q ulro's University. Boulevard
Field. 4 p. NJ
For plays. see II nenter Calen-
dar' on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
COMMIT MAN, CHARGED
WITH THEFT, TO HOSPITAL

Arthur LePrcau, young man
charged with the theft of an auto
mobile belonging TO y. NJ. Eourqu-
rcan, of sos 1-2 Bacon Road, was or
dcrcd committed TO the Hospital for
the Criminal Insane at Marion in
Hastings Court yesterday.
LePrcau, in the opinion of DIR. w
:. Gordon. City Jail physician, Is
mentally derangcd as the result of
helm. shell shocked in France while
lighting with the United states ma
rincS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
Court Terms ucrin

The April term Of Hastings Court
is at an end, the jury having boon
adjourned for the term. The May
term will begin on Monday. when the
grand jury Will be sworn Tho petit
jury Will be called next Wednesday.
The May term OF the City Circuit
Court Will convene next Monday. All
lawyers having cases are asked to
be present. so that dates may be fixed
for hearings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29

Salvation Army relief workers in
this city are authority for the state
+ment that demands for succor fell off
during tho past moEth, due, they say.
to Increased activity OF btfiding and
other trades. IfowtVcr. there has
been no lct-up in the work Of the
army.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

reason has withdrawn her economic barriers between
the Rhineland and the of Germany. france also
has agreed to the league Of nations decision, not at
first announced but known privately the division of
Upper Silesa which gives the main industrial to
Germany and the agricultural districts to Poland who
under French influence will also accept this repuda
ton of her ambitious claims. ..'' -. . e.,
Even the Irish question is very Hopeful The
settlement, thank heaven, has been influenced by
economic conditions which will form considerable
part of the discussion in the forthcoming conference.
Both Ireland and England understand that con-
flict would be rnous to both peoples and that fnan
ca and commercial cooperation is necessary to cure
the creeping paralysis Of unemployment and decaying
industry.
have good information that Ulster leaders, apart
from their people, becoming conciatory under the
pressure Of financial distress. These considerations
beginning to have wonderfully educatve effect upon
politicians who seemed incapable of learning the ele
mentary lessons Of world finance as we'll, as upon
journalists who guide the policy Of their papers.
Within the last week this, attitude Of
. H " % E
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
= q 80 q q
WORLDS HOPE IN ARMS CONFERENCE
By. Sir Philip Gibbs

Bad as all this iscit may have one hopeful result
European statesmen are beginning to ysakze that a
political philosophy is necessary il they are to
save their countries from financial downfall and that
Central Europe must be rescued from ruin for, the
sake of all other peoples This conviction has not been
translated into immediate action, but there, is
spirit of conciliation at work here and there.
France, for instance is coming to that bank
rupt Germany will not be to her advantage and for that
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
WASHINGTON. d. c.,

ONDON, October S.-The coming winter VIII
be, in my humble Judgment, the most anxious
. time Europe has had since the armsticc.
= am no nrnnhni Of rne and do NOT in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

The Lincoln Memorial. .@the
greatest monument ever erected
to the memory of one man"
rapidly nearing completion.
Nsttsnai Th0to Ga.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

See Harold Lloyd, Friday and Sat-
urday. Money back ii not satisfied.
Rev. Ernest Snyder and wife, of
st. Joseph, were guests at the Rev.
Smith home, Thursday of last week
Miss Olive Smith left last Thurs
day morning, via st. Louis, for Dan
vile, H., where she will spend three
or four weeks, visiting relatives and
friends.
Thursday night of last week,
some parties took some i5 bushels OF
glass seed out Of ID. A. GelviI's barn,
and did not even ask permission to do
so.
Miss Cora Jones, who has been
so alarmingly i'll, is now reported to
be some better, and able TO set up
little at times.
Mrs. Bessie Mae, the wife Of W.
C. Brown, of Mound City, was ad-
Judged to be an insane person BY our
county court, Thursday Of last week,
and was ordered committed TO asylum
No. 2.
This printery thanks Mrs. Andy
Burrier for a liberal supply Of oh,
such good cake. She never forgets to
divide with the humble printer when
she has anything tina. is extra good
Mrs. Andy Tochte man and Max
leave today, Thursday, for Kansas and
Nebraska points to visit relatives and
friends, and from there they will go tG
Haxtum, Colo, where they will make
an extended visit with their daughter
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Moore
Max says he'll be back in time 10 heet
the sunnons Of tie old school bell.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

John F. Iden is building three
more new cottages on the Big Lake
front, just south Of the Edwards place,
The program for the Forbes Chau-
tauqua, which opens July 81 and con-
tinues August 2, inclusive, Is q good
one. Watch this paper for prograM
next week. Oaly $1.60 for season
ticket.
Yer Uncle SIMS tax receipts for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1921,
was N,693, 1888 ,248, Of which $3,212,-
713, ,439 was derived from income and
profit taxes. New York led In ths
total amount paid, which was $1,12l,-
361 ,706, more than one one-fourth ths
total. Missouri - ninth, paying q
total Of @126, ,A61 ,231, Of which t06,-
i2i,1%s was hsenss and proties.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

Big Triple Program at no advance
in price, Friday and Saturday at The
Martin.
George Hopper last week bought
the Farmers Elevator at Fortesuce,
for $4,000.
Geo. Swope and wife. Of the
Walnut Grove district, spent Thursday
last, with Mrs. Cyrus Kunkel.
For Sale Cheap-Used Ford Tour
ing car, 1915 model. Inquire Of
MRS. MURPHY.
John H. Reeves and Will Brags
went to Kansas City by the rail route
and each came back with new Ford
Forbes Chautauqua, July 81 to
August 2, inclusive. A good program
has been secured. Season tickets
3i.5e for six programs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

The Savannah Democrat comes to
our table with the announcement that
". II. Gilbert has leased the plant
from W. s. Dray, who is Savannah 5
efficient post master, Gilbert is not
only a good newspaper man, but is one
of the best printers in Northwest Mis-
souri, and we are glad to welcome
him again to the newspaper fold. In
1886, he was the editor Of the Matt
land Herald, and published paper
at Fillmore. He has the ability, and
will give Savannah, a good Demo-
critic newspaper, and If there are
enough of that kind Of people over
there, he should be supported literally
Here's to you Brother Gilbert.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

Ice cream social at the New Point
Presbyterian church by the CUP
Streaners" class, Saturday evening,
July 16.
-E. o. Phillips and wife visited In
Savannah, for few days, last week,
the guest Of his mother other rela-
tiyes and friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

plant. The bill would permit the state
10 manufacture cement, brick, tile and
lime for road building purposes. This
l. one Of the measures proposed to
curb the so-called cement trust"
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15
At I.le wilde.

At IIle Wilde.
Sunday school at 1000 q. m. Preach
;ng at II a. m II the condition OF the
river permits, there will be baptmai
service at 800 p. m. Definite an
nouneements will be made at the 1l;OO
O'clock service. Every one invited;
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

Pviecs Albert %
cold ~ foppy rod
ha9s, tidy red f,ns,
hordsows pound
srd halt pound tin
hu~,sdoys ard IN tho
pound crysfaI glass
n o y, I'd er wtfh
spenss wotstsasr
ton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
IAN THE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
BY Briston Adams
/ am the Country newspaper.

am the Country newspaper.
the friend of the family. the brnger of tdings from
friends: speak the home the evening light oil
summers vneCad porch in the glow of the winters lamp
help make the evening hour; record the great and
the varied of the days and weeks that to
make up life
l am and of the home; follow those who leave the
humble beginnings whether they greatness to the
gutter take them the thrill of old days with wholesome
messages.
/ speak language of the common words are
his understanding My congregation is larger than
that any church in my readers more than
the school Young and old alike find in stmula-
on Instruction. entertainment inspiration sOace, comfort
am the births of love and of deahhe three
great factors in mans existence.
bring and seller the benefit of both;
am part the market place of the world Into the home
carry goods which feed and clOthe and shelter
and which minister comfort health and happiness
am the word week, the history of the the
record my community i'm the archives of state and nation
! am the exponent of the lives of my readers.
| am the Country Newspaper
Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper. Week No
vember Z 10 u. Subscribe for this and send il
to friend relative0
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
WHAT CLASS ARE YOU IN?

The ideal citizen is one who
sees something good in the town
in which he lives and who does
not hesitate to tell the world
about it. OF course, there are
other things that count, but 10y
atty to the home community tops
them all and is the one quality
which produces tangible results.
There are three attitudes which
a citizen may assume toward the
community that feeds and shell
tiers him-to boost, to remain
auiescent, or to knock. The boost
ers are the ones who are primar-
ily responsible for the advanced
position your town holds today.
The auiescent citizens are holding
it back, and the knockers are do
ing everything possible to put it
out of business.
What class are you in? Per-
haps you do not know exactly
what class you are in, but you
can just bet that your fellow
townsmen know. If you're
booster, everybody in and around
the town admire you and are
glad to have you as a friend and
neighbor. If you are quiescent,
they are wondering when YOU
will wake up. If you happen to
be a crouch and a knocker, they
are longing for the day when you
will move away.
Boost the home community at
every opportunity and your fell
low citizens will boost you. Knock
it, and you knock yourself infinit-
ely more.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
MIR. and Mrs.

What wonderful thought come
up when these two authorizations
are printed in a news item-what
intense human interest these por-
trayl
In the country weekly paper,
they take the one big place in all
news items, from the simple visit
to relatives to the larger matters
of human life.
Mr.. and Mrs.-the great news
item of the universe, the bringer
of recollection to the man far
from home. who takes his old
home town paper and reads the
items of Mr.. and Mrs. and lets
his mind wander back to the days
when he knew the Mr.. and Mrs.
as children.
It's the home town paper where
the real Mr.. and Mrs. news items
occur-and to receive the home
town paper week in and week out
is to know the great happenings
of the world, the doings of Mr..
and Mrs.
Subscribe for Your Home
Town Paper" week is the second
week in November, the 9TH to the
18th. If you don't take the home
town paper now, subscribe then.
If you do take it, renew your sub
scription then.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
Yours respectfully,
DOUGH-BUCKS & Co.

Not so you could notice it, you
didn't, They don't know Mr..
Blank from Adams off OK. Nor
do they care a continental whe-
tner he had one or a dozen deaths
i'm his family or whether his stock
all took sick and died. Or that
he had a fire and burned to the
ground. If Mr.. Blank wants any
of their wares he viii have to
send the money in advance. Get
that. in advance. Listenl Do you
know that large business has been
built up by some sharps who are
able TO send out lurid, high
sounding advertising and get the
unwary to send them money IN
advance so they can buy the
Goods? Why, in many cases, they
don't ever have the goods on
hand that you order. They must
have your money before they can
get the goods for you. On the
other hand: How different is the
treatment you would receive from
your local merchant? Maybe he
has known you all his life and
your life. You were playmates
together. You went to school to-
rether. Maybe got a tanning
from the same teacher the same
day or by some hook or crook
YOU got out of a good tanning
YOU both had coming to you. You
know his family and he yours.
Maybe YOU went to corn huskings
or dances together. He is in bust
ness. You are in need of credit
or an accommodation. Even the
full hearted. haltingly expressed
sympathy he gives you on a be
reavement-you know way down
in your heart he is sincere. You
know he means what he says. You
have met with a misfortune. You
know he is ready and willing to
extend you any favor in his pow
or. You have extended each other
business courtesies in the past
and have lived the true commun-
ity spirit. lie. in business, will
take care of you, in case you
should need it, to tide you over
vour misfortune. How migrate
ful YOU would be if you failed TO
return this kindness. Would you
be able to get any accommoda-
ton from the mail order houses?
Not by a jugful, you'd get Just
what Mr.. Blank got-nothing.
The Mail Order House is the
drone in the hive of industry. 1t
produces nothing nor does 1t con-
tribute anything TO your welfare.
It lives on the toll, love and
heartaches of your community
and the hard dollars Of your wage
or earnings are its prey. When
YOU can't pay the money don't
come 70 me" is its contribution
TO the community spirit. 1t
wants your dollars only. If you
meet with misfortune or need
help they viii eandidly tell you
10 20 TO your local merchant.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
BOlger Paid Fine.

Andrew Bolger of Woodruff,
former postermaster at Minoequa,
indicted by a United States grand
jury for embezzlement of funds
from his postoffice, was fined
SS25.17 by Judge c z. Luse in
federal court at Madison last week
after he had plead nolo contendre,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
lie Gets the Ducks.

A hunter over at Oconto learned
to do camouflage painting while
he was in the war. This fall
he painted his duck boat so that
it looks like a grass bog, and he
has good success with his plan.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
u. 5. mail.

u. 5. mail.
7 figured an hour, and then some
more.
And found we had nothing on
the village storel
Td sent thirty dollars TO Chicago,
Ill..
And saved twelve cents on the
total billl
Then / seen at once twas them
innocent oats
Had taken our dollars and made
us poatsi
So / swore by all that was holy
and pure
I'd read no ads with a low price
lure.
stopped mas magazine on the
spot,
Will ! take it again? | reckon
not;
LeastWise not till they put a ban
On that "come-on" stuff of the
mail order house man.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26

They expect him TO give on SYM
patty. Dollars only count with
them.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-10-26
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