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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09
.KlNCblAN TO
SPEAK AT"U''
Secretary af Student volun:
ter Meyesae,lt to Talk
Sunday.

Harry I. KiaSman, travelling secre-
tATy for the world student volunteer
movement, WHO will conduct special
meetings At the university. Sunday,
Aonday and Tpesday in behalf, 81
students desiring to take up work on
q foreign field, will give his first talk
Sunday morning at the Wesley col
lege shurchs services.
It ts pr9bahle that 2 meetins will
be held Sunday evening, though nc
definite announcement concerning
this has basn made. On Monday and
Tuesday personal interviews will be
held with students p~articularlN inter
ested in Christian work in foreign
anlds. Mr.. KinnEman is appearing at
the university At this time under this
auspices Of the University Y. N. c. A,
During hiD stay here it ID expected
that a students volunteer band. com.
posed Of students looking forward to
toFeigR serviee, viii be made.
Mr. Klagpan 70 tegripE the copn.
4ry and e4aduGtinE meetings at upi.
sersittss ana :celIe9es In behalf Of the
Ftudept volunteer movement. Before
taking up. his present Eerk. he servad
IS general secretary at the =. n. G. A.
at the Uniysraity Of G~altfprnis ana al
the same time acted 81 Assistant
varsity coach at that institution.
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WHEREssT6 co TONIGHT.
NeKS Glrand-"Rlsek Beauty" 4
May4eQge'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Love LigAt.'. :
Qrphsum-FAudevilie.,
Fota P~lay--'asThe Lifa Line"
.Anola-'kyaTy Wemaa's Husband
Buy Hpeint4 and Kalsonine from
Johnson 8 AccsfreFy, so7 N. Third.
-Adv.
WAITING "A Csty-AAten Hausen OF
Reynolds, n. p. vas q business visi- :
tor in Grand lFotks. Friday.
SIT. Night Deaee At the auditorium.
Music by Emarale- orchestra. Ad-
raissalBen including tax. .l.o0.-Adv.
Have Tour Painting asa Beensasias
doae by Johnson 4 McCa6ery, aDf
inertia Third. Phone 4lssW.--Ads,
Basebell neReArAt MARVEL. ssatnr-
day aieht, ApAl .. 1871. Come and
have a coed time and dance to real
music. Gtihar's orchestra-Adv.
ch.a,aey El'gIA Mag. il. the
chimney Of the Simon Kletsen home
at sae First avenue last night caused
Nurses to Meet-Thers will be an
important meeting Tuesday afternoon
of the Grand Forks County Graduate
Nurses association. The meeting is
called for the purpose Of making
plans for the annual meeting of the
North Dakota Nurses association in
this city on'Aprl 81, IS and 20.
On Sale Today-A full pound BOZ
Of Congress Candy Company's eheco-
lates and bon hons at see per box.
This is the greatest candy value for
Years. Be sure to buy a box. At all
.dealers.--AAv. 3d. y
; Underwoed FyRswrsaer Co. 10: Se-
curity Bleek. Underwood tspswrit.
.ers for rent at reasonable rates. Can
also make iHnnsdiate delivery on new
machines. Underwood ,&Hpevriters
cleaned and everhAuled:-Adv.
Kirk Here-David Kirk of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, statistieian for the hu-
reau of crop estimates, il attending
D to Business matters at the North Pa:
I keta. office in this city today.
& Heme. Next Week-A. J.. Surratt
n North Dakota statistlcian for the bu:
ssreau OF. crop. estimates. is expected tt
return to Grand Forks next week
s For some time he has beensMts Fargo
assisting in the work in connection
with the federal governments two.
knillion dollar seed loan.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mr. and Ara, Joe Ryan, North
Fourth street, entertained . number
g tHsa4s at cara party Thursday
seR. j. Strong Of the Goodrich Rub
Ssr company ef Minneapolis was .
bp9nss ststtor In the city yesterday.
ThelAd1sA ef the Sacred Heart
Ggits9 ne haiAiny 9 food sale this att
Rle opened this moruing at II o'clock
ana a hrtsk sale . reperted.
Word vass recaised here Yesterday
'frAsn. ulen. NINA. Of the death OF
Hama Meebeck. brother OF l. i.
MAahsek sstthds city Who dasa -.
es1say. yStAA !aegRs0A NvssAAy Aft
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the TOWN TO-DAY

Lutheran ministers Of Grand Forks
to discuss weekday religious educa-
ten Tomorrow.
"Hi-Y" club of the 4. NJ. &. 4. te
sneak.
81 university Of North Dakota debat-
1ess return fremN Farse, whare' last
,nlght they were defeated by the, Fargo.
Grand Forks Gelf club held annual
meeting last night. GovefnoFs ~aad
officers elected ana professional ap-
painted.F
.wemsn's slee club al the u,niysr-'
sity returns from unusually successful,
tour. 4
Grand Forks council Of the Knights
OF Columbus to initiate big class to-
meTrew.
Failure of state hail Insurance eom-
missioner to forward blanks snd sup
plies to county may cause delay In
making asssssA4ath
Directors of Kiwanis club met this
noon and attended to matters In eon-
neetion with the Kommunity kar-
nival.
Friday nights storm did much dam.
age to telephone lines. Some damage
repaired today.
District musical contest> to be held
in Grad Forks next Saturday.
.'M. Fsftst-.Et - Nv . . N.Y.
Harry l. Kingman. travelling Sec
for the world student move
ment, to speak at university toRor-
row.
Meeting in interests of. the Masonic
Service association to be held here
Friday night.
Nerth Daketa- university crater win.
last night.
Impertsnt meeting Of the farm hu-
reau was held at IArinaore yesterda3
afternoon.
weeks missasn at S.. Pauls Epis-
.cenal church will open teHRoFrew.
BisAep Charles WESLEY Burns Of
aelGnA, MQut-S ~ 0GEuPJ P9eEfS ~
the FIRST Methodist church tomorrow
morning. New paster to speak Sun
day saisAt
High scAee1 orchestra winds "
weeks tour at valley City tonight
Concert here Monday night.
Rev. y. Halsey Ambrose, pastor o:
the Presbyterian church. to speal
sunday niFht an ''The Open SHOP"
: E,xtsnsion division ct the aerieul
turM College TO hold stub demenstra
ton team eeptesa during the stat'
fair
Grand Forks district Of the Metho
dist Eptscqpef chpreh to held sunda!
SCHOOL convention here on May
and. -. gags, :
Cost Of: living shews! further De
cline since March |, .leeal surve:
+sh0Ws.
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WEEkLY WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, April 9.--Weather
predictions FOR the week beginning
Monday are:
Region Of the Great lakes: Fair
except for rains Wednesday or Thurs
day; conh with freezing temperature
Arat half; norual temperature there
after.
Upper MissisaipRi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys: Fair except for losal
rains WednesdaA or ThHraday: cool
with frosts ct beginning Of week;
Normal temperAtnFe thereafter.
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legal MGHf PREDICTED.

MaAWsp. Wi4. Anvil s.7rA leeal
hstdS taktpg ct the foNndetlon OF
the WAeeasfr inheFttaAss tar Law.
gAtsA nay 10 s4rsrlsd to thu gnitsdd
ssttlstss saYrrsaae eeurf. wah toFeeass
a : .sl. 3 n.s' 1s:s Is s's sss es asF s:R
n ~ thu TAI conMissien to plrtiet-
pate III the preesaaiass over the es-
a1td whess book walae Is bftween
41A.1ae ,aAt and 3~a6,Aee,eee.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09
RIEsDY ACQUITTED.

New York, April John Riedy Of
Milwaukee today was acquitted of d
second degree murder charge for the
killing of Leeds Vaughn Waters. a
wealthy club man in a hotel room
here last November. He admitted
killing Waters, but pleaded self-de-
tense
Risdy. technically a deserter from
the navy. was in uniform when Wa
tiers invited him to his hotel room.
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T.--fF+- 1f:-r.5--'IG ~.
g. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
7:AQ A II Abserysttnpa.
sWHAT GRAND FORKS fEo1Ln
W4gEsE noBeo
THIRTY FIVE, YEARS
AGO
Milwaukee Markets: Whsat, cash
Il; May q 3xa: dpRs "a Cora
No. 9 rat 91ta Nc. 33s-.

Milwaukee Markets: Whsat cash
No. |: Il ~ ests ss. sNtTt :.
Joha Puresl. q. .. g. u. sss.~-
asy rs s3M 8 Il: fsgfaa.ss sate 81
he viii psebsblE iinaaatlsalsls ia ens #
j. e's:s .. Fl 3
,1pe 9a,t 81 e 'gspt 20 ,S.ssssss
church toniEhtr
The train from Dss1A IAke
bFoukht to the city Ms4 AlN,All99
John 1aucroi1. 80 y Oh. sA9aAye9.
Al Enelish. Many rumafy 1are asyt.
"a to the effect that III h4S4 eFpSlIsaaA
the Alps with Napolsop .SAA he1
fought in various battles NIdey tn
FFench flag. but these Neya 1lRray-
"a by an interview With the csnte-
MARIAN.
The county commi4gie1app EFsntAA(
the petition Of town ia, rsHQy -,
for organization and n slAetaeA va
ordered April 81. 1885.
We have been holdtnr ~ Qeci4l
Inducements t. Henry 1ehntcI md
Dennis Dwysr u hicsMS mSMSeGs q
lie single Mems Enda4MSHt. 49,
ciadon with mo- soNa FAGHltss Dhe
\for1ner says he @nt Doaeih@y wait
the expiration Of two ysuPs. The lat
tef--yall be n tea ys9ag Y think 81
such matters
0<nosa-A emnttsa IT t~s4Agk1
WesaAM ~ @.ly
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SOUTH DAKOTA
EXPRESS RATE
BOOST APPROVED

Pierre, S. D.. April 9~.--Ineveass In
express rates in South Dakota, retro
active to April S, 1921, and apprsxi.
mating is to 20 per cent over pres
emit c1Arges. were approved today by
the state board Of railroad commits,
sioners.
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Bethany Lutheran.

Zion lutheran church. English
services Sunday morning at 1915;
Morse services Sunday evening at
7:45. Week-day religious education
will be discussed at the morning
services; English SUNDAY school Ct
bible classes both 1t s:4e and at IL.
Midweek meeting Wednesday evening.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday afternoon.
David Stoeye,
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First PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday services for the First Pres
byterian church April 10. Sunday
school at 9:45, DR.. E. .. Si1nlos,
superintendent. Morning worship at
11:80. Subject: 1.-THE Greatest Com
mandment." Junior c.. F.. at $50.
Int. and Sen. G. e. at 6:45. Evening
worship at 7:45. Subject: 1.-THE
Open Shop Prayer service Wednes-
day night at 7:3o. F. Halsey AM
brose.
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U. S. Ambassador To
Argentma Resign,

Buenos Aires, April s:-Frederck
J. Stimsor. American amb&EasdeE to
has notified the Argentine
government that he has resigned his
position. Prof. Seimson sxpects TO
return TO the United GtatAe shortly
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09

Observation-Disclosures msmbbsr1
Of the houSe weys and Msan4 CONS
.nittee adopfad the gNbyeemmlttse S.
port to sceeMpany the re-tntroauettoa
Of the emerEeacy, tsF4H hll ono "
hou3e NondlN.s
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baptist Church.

John Gerald ferk. pastor.
1880, morning sermon, Christ
and the Home 1900, bible school,
;Paul +. Griffith. superintendent.
GAO p: M, BIZ r. T.. Duane Squires,
president. 7:2a, evening sermon.
Christ and the School" Prayer
meeting and mission study classes
Wednesday evening, 1880. Friday, 4
p. NJ. pastar's class for junior boys
and girls. Tuesday, Z p. M, Boy
Scouts.
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a. Asa|i !! ~ " !, Am As,!,i s;.s :. Vs'.; q
st.tsi s's ssh ~: ,lsa.t! n,: u sse!
fs<s5s1 ofhcee from Madison to su-
HAriaT, asserting to eYprlisien here
$3.50. Ehs sh3AAe9 @9HA tAdaYde :
&at4R MarsAll M 4istfaak attorney.
/, e A4S AeAH several years ,s.no4 !
ssGul&x term Of court ~ held il
Madison. Grand Jury sessions have
Z = result been hS4 afliaF in La
,Ep1e sor saalpettor.
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Norwodan-Danish mi. q

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Song service Wednesday,
night; prayer meeting Thursday
night: Sunday services at 1915 a. M,
and 7:45 p. m. Songs will be given
by the chorus and string 5b4nd: Sun
day school at 10 q. M: Epworth
league meeting at : p. nj. A tasteful
program for the hour and refresh
ments served at s p. N. by Miss Hell
en- Olsen. The interest is increasing.
Come and enjoy the hour.
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day night. Services every night durs
Ing the week at SIP. IN. g. Watson,
rector. @ :
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St. Marks Eysaeelical I4theran.

Garner 1nternattonal avenue and
Fifth street Ernest Q. Armbruster.
pastor. Sunday school s:45 2. M;
morning Worship II q M; weekday
religious education win be discussed
from, our pulpit in the mleraing: Eve.
the first Of . series OF sermons On
Some Foals Of the Bills Il the eve
ming topic. Special music at all cary.
iaes. Luther league 1 p. m.; topic,
The Future Church." A. Bra1e.
leader.
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=
Bethel ChuPcA.

Belmont avenue. south side Bel
mont school. Services Sunday fore
noon at 1880. Sunday school and
bible classes at 11:45 a. M. Sunday
evening 1880 services songs and nv
sic by the string band. Both meet
+ings. conducted by the pastor. H. Z,
Engebretson,
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y -. IL N!GMe SWHEE8. I..-l
Fasap1E+fA Ave. and ASlMa4h
e1RNly sfha0l aaa lthl3 siaaee 1t
Morning Yor9hjl Is 1e:lS. ia
He@senly Ieys AhidfaF'" sung hy
Mi1 Alma Heliep, 9uartat Andtcheir.
HaFFaep tonic: "Ths GepA Shep-
haraSs Care for His Sheep Nppniax
ssrviee 1t 7:ls. Sermon topic:
Coda Book and the Scheel Book"
2 discussion Of week-dsy reaistous in
chorus With q. FheESyimseN 30 solo
lit sunday Hchod teachers meet
TUESDAY. Luther leaeua "Wednesday
st 8 p. N. g. l. TallaksoN, psstpr.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Corner University avenue and
Fifth street. Regular morning serv-
ices at II -o'oclock. Rev. H. &. Har-
.Eison. p. D., late Of Atlanta. Georgia.
who comes Us regular pastor. will oc-
cYpI 1.-The pulpit. Sunday school at
10 o'clock. Special music by choir
a nd Soloisl.
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81 R.uP. 9-A

4:oA = m. holy cpznmuniOn. Z,
4;4s q ~. Sunday Aohool. p
l1:Aa = m morning prayer and
pasmou.
7:3S p N eseaiaE pEayae ana ser-
A PreanhinE NiNion-Mr. Teo
Mercer win open the miaion II the
ll:ee o. m! service His subject wall
,be: -Out Of Ii. Depth: MI PerSonal
Hxpefienee4r At the evening service
he viii spSek an "Freeeat-day Gondi-
tisns and Cur RmgonEEht1tttY." NJ.
"a MsnAv. Thw Ea destbvsa-
ncnasEfnl msdAn in Fargo On 0un-
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WT-S,-r 80!
REAPE0INTE1D.

Washington, .NApril .9.-ReapPoint-
ment of Colonel r. g.: .Cholmsley-
Jones as dirsctar OF the war risk in
surance bureau was ANNOUNCED today
by Secretary Mellon. =.
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WILL NoT FoIANW OTHERS.

WILI NOT FOLLOW 04HERS.
Youngstown, Ohio, ARTil s9.-1nde-
pendent steel companies OF the
they will not follow this example Of
the Republic Iron & ,Ste@l company,
one Of the largest ipdePendelts here,
in raising the ptice ef plates, hars
and structural steal S2"a ton.
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Salvation Army,

Sunday, 10 a, M, Holiness meeting
Christians praise service. 3 p. IA. 7.
F.. L.: $50. Sslvatio service, S p.
N. Commandant and Mrs. j. NJ. Hale,
overseas war workers, will be the
chief speakers. The subject :. Of
week day religious education will. be
lectured On by Captain H. Veach Sun
day evening. 5s
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EI4nGat0l.

Belment aad Fifth. German and
English services will be conducted
next Sunday forenoon 1880. 1.-THE
Faith late Vietery," isaih 80, 3-4;
Sabbath school 1880 q. M; Y. r. A.
7:15. All. our young. people are in
vited. The evening service willIbe-
Sin at 8, topic, Jerusalem and Its
Destiny.''~
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lRf2 Church Of CAFiss, Scacattst
ChnEeh on Belmont avenue. Sun
day services at II A. ~. Subject:
Are Sin, Disease AID Death Real
Sunday school follows. "Wednesday
evening servics At 8 O'clock.
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CHURCH
SERVICES
MaaieteW Meestna

Monday, 1880 q. M. at the r. "a.
C. A. Speaker, Mr.. Ted Mercer.
on '.Ths Church's Opportunity
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Emmanuel Swedish. Lutheran,

Hfh1utIf5ut.I NWCHlSI1 Iut1gEEaU.
North Sixth street. Sunday school
and bible class at $3.50 a. IA. Regular
sc rsices at s p. M. Service ia
Bethesda at II a. m. Ladies' Aid in
church parlors next "Wednesday, ) p.
m. Mrs. o. J. Bostrom and Mrs, s.
Sundeen serve. Bethesda Ladies' Aid
at John Flattcn's next Thursday. . ".
NJ. J. NJ. Perse MUS; pastor.
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Evangelical,

The W. n & viii meet Sunday att
ernoon 81 I s'eleck IN our church for
the monthly meeting. Everybody. il
cordially invited.
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Aerptns vorship & 1870 with SER
mon 81 Rishep Charles wesley
Burns. .EIvepinS seryiee 4 1850 With
the nrst seFEaop by the new pastor.
MIR. George A. Henry. Sunday school
at noon. ". A. Mcintyre, superin-
tendent. Young Peoples devotional
meetiaG at $3.50 p. m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09

Grand Forks district Of the Metho-
dist Epscepet church to held Sunday
SCHOOL convention here on May 8
and 10. 49, =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09

/ Extension division Of the aerieul-
tural college TO hold stub demanstra-
ton team eRptest during the state
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09

Rev. =. Halsey Ambrose, pastor OF
sunday piEht on 'Tha Open Aop."'
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The AeaeAhly at the FhsG, RoFn
Have services At public library audi
toriutn Sunday $3.50 p. m, and 7:45
? m. Topic, THE Coming Kpgdom."
N. ]. Skemsvsid, pastor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-09

Cost Of living shows further de-
cline since March !, loeal survey
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Vf!01 uCF00E NVggvOS' VCVI1Co00y
evening SERVES At 8 O'clock.
ImNaR1a Iekher1p.
: SOS South Third. Esglilh service
at 10 a M; German service 1T II a.
a.; Sunday aehoel # > a. m The Ia
dies Aid mset4 on Thursday after
noon At the home of Mrs. 2. Pasbrig,
l40e Norman avenue. H r. BuegeL
EaM Grand Forks 41iaaea. =,
4ervjceS ct 3 and { p, m. 6pacial
e~vAlgelaetic services. 1lhtecta: ""The
|Cail Of God" Afternoon. ana Zone
Sinner" evening. Evans3ai1 Thesnp-
son calls q spade = spade. Gene and
hear him.
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1t is fair to presume that the Unit
ed States would become SO involved
only if it were in the interests OF civ
iliza In that case, the United
States necessarily would have to buy
quantities Of 1nupitions and other ma
teFials from other countries. Fhe
sum tentatively cancelled or paid
without interest would hecpme pay
able to the United States on demand
only in such an event. This thought
is. worthy OF attention as a possible
aid in meeting an extremely difficult
question, --
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QA0s4-A eHmMatt1a . -tr41gyt1g.
onqn l1 %.y
10 tAN f6t56 Aeeevmm q The
IAAGus ~ EI3
Evening star., 1921-09-06

and feeling the kindliness and humor
that comes with the sharing of cal
louses. And then-they got the car.
At once they began to change.
Ride in a street car? Walk? Impos-
sible! You'd think their legs ended
in automobile tires. If you try to
reason with them they produce the
most amazing alibis. They prove to
you on a dozen counts that it's far
cheaper to get out a seven-passenger
bus to go three blocks after a pork
chop than to amble up there with
shoe leather at its present price
or. If they're above the consideration
of pork chops, they'll assure you that
their doctor has ordered them. posi-
lively ordered them, to 1ide. because
they're threatened with coagulation
of the left ear lobe If they don't.
An with every word they utter
and every pint Of gasoline they burn.
they become more and more convinced
that their arguments are true and
that folks who go after pork chops
or scenery or health in cars" are q
little bit finer and more advanced
than street car hoppers or plain
plodders-a little more worthy OF
padded seats through life. Which
proves what I started out to say
namely, that too much comfort Is bad
for q human. First it gets your knee
joints, then it gets your heart an6
brain and after that you might al
well check yourself in the baggage.
room and lose the tag.
Evening star., 1921-09-06
nIIILESl0RlEs
I1rBEDTlnE
The Great Surprise.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Nature, universal mother,
Holds your neighbor is your brother.
-Strjped ChiDmunk

dOIQS your nelgnOOf Is your DrOtHer
Striped Chipmunk.
It is good to be missed. 1t is good
to have people say pleasant things
about one. 1t Is good to know that
neighbors have kindly thoughts of
one. But what a pity it is that SO
seldom does one know of these things!
Over in the Old Orchard there was
great sadness. Every one was GER
tain that Striped Chipmunk mad been
killed in the great storm that morn
ing. All had seen the hole made by
the lightning close to where Striped
Chipmunk's home was known to be,
and as no sign of him had been seen
since 1t must be that he had been
killed.
So far as known everybody else
had escaped with nothing worse than
great fright or some bruises. Striped
Chipmunk was the only one missing
late that afternoon.
"He was a good neighbor." said
There isn't one Of us who would
be missed as he will be-" declared
Brownie the Thrasher.
I'VE loved him because he was al
ways SO merry" cried the Merry Lit
tie Breeze of Old Mother West Wind.
And what a worker he was" ex-
claimed Sammy Jay. There wasn't
lazy bone in his whole body. When
he had work to do he made play of IL.
Anyway. he seemed as happy working
as most folks do at play"
HE couldn't really sing. but I
loved. to hear him try. His was one
Of the happiest voices around the
Old Orchard" spoke up Kitty the Cat
bird.
II talked with him early this morn
ing before the Storm said Peter
Rabbit. land he told me he was going
to begin a new storehouse for winter.
He was simply bubbling over with
happiness. loved Striped Chipmunk."
There were tears in Peters eyes and
a little choking sound in his voice.
1.-The Old Orchard will never be
quite the same place now that he is
no more" declared Tommy Tit the
Chickadee.
'Why are you all so mournful?"
asked a new voice. Unnoticed, Chat
terer the Red Squirrel had come over
from the Green Forest
Haven't you heard the sad news?"
demanded Jenny Wren sharply.