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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Seumtcn .Ginfiibrnna Der OSb'Sel'
lulu Suge.

SS5n Ser borigcn 9Onnerstoe abge.
baltenen 8eriaulnlllng oer bieiigen
ObO SeGom 2oge wurben foleenoe
ncitermGblte 8eon1tc in ibre Ienrter
inter feierliden GcremonieIl eineer
fiibrt:
Paul w. Hug, N. G.; Max Radtke,
V. G.; Albert Siedler, Conductor;
Walter w. Strack, Warden; Robt.
Baumgaertner, R. S. N. G.; VIM.
Schlender, L. S. N. G.; Otto Eberlin,
R. S. V. G.; VIM. Radtke, L. S. V. g.;
John H Helmers, R. S. S.; J. M.
Kunz, l.. S. S.; L. A. Jaenecke, l..
G.; Geo. Kirchhofer, o. G. and A O..
Mann, Chaplain.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Sabrgang 81
Grbeu Ocs Ocrit. slngnit gsaiie leitcn
ErO5ce snr llusiilti9erflarnng
bes Seitamentes Gin.

9lopotat 6. 8. Barter, bon GIap.
ton, 1tnb @cri6ts Stenogropb Rop.
mono Cole. bon Union befonoen
iid lesten 0ienstog bier Inn OaS
3eu9uiB bon Sri. Sbereie gtaiic auf.
Sllnebmen in Dem bon q. 8. 0iebel
lln0 onOeren @rben beS in ct. 2oriS
berItorbenen Il1eltit 9taiie ein9eleite.
ten Serfabren 6ur Ilngiiltigfeitser.
fldrllng beS Seitanentes beS 2ette.
rem. Der Sro5eB miro i'm areisge.
ri9t bon ct. Souls 5ltr SerbanOlut9
foumcn. SRI. Sbercie gtalie lit
i6mer fronf lrto miro benl 8ro5ciie
ni6t bcimobnen f0nncn.
Ser im pergon9enen Sabre in ct.
&ortiS oerltor6ene gluguIt ytaiie Dins
terlicB ein Sernlogen bon etipa
$200,000.00, OaS er ieiuer S6pe.
iter, 5rou @iatbilOo Sir5eL Der
8ittiue OcS ebcnaligcn &reiSri6ter,
nelde nebrere Sabre bel ibn ge-
iDobnt lulo ipabrenO ieiner lesten
&ranfGcit ben 9ruoer berpflegt bat.
te 8eOcr @ugen ytoiic, Elm 9rltoer,
nod Die SdWeiter, SRI. &bereie
gtaiie. rtno au6 Die &in0er ieiner
Sduelter, gIiia 9isel iGlnmtlt6 in
Sermamn iuobnbaft, 1tno Die &inoer
bes 9rlt6ers, Or. @onulnb NuIIe, in
@eaington, 9to., mobnbaft, moren
in bent SeItamente beba9t iporoen.
9ieie @rben baben oas 8erfabren our
gidtgiiltigerflGrung bes SeItamen.
tes eingeleitet unb geben als 8rimb
Sitr 8erperfan9 Sgssffe.Iben an, bab
Srau Sir5el ibren 8riloer, Der oIt
,uto lei0en6 mar, beeinflubt babe, iie
als llnioerialerbin ein5uieben llnb
Die anoerelt @eIfniItcr unb Scr.
DonOte 5lt cntcrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

gln1t Oes @oihlteiiters iilr 8lono
itattfinocn. 0oS SoIGr oes 8oitntei.
tiers betrGgt $1,000.
g(uf ser 5arm Oes Sobn Sobein,
nobe 9rofe, gerietb Elm ctpo 100
8uibel 8ei5en entDaltenoer @ei5en.
Itod altS unbefonnter ltria6e in
8ron0. Otitbilfe Der raid berbei9e.
eilten gta6born gelang eS sic SGlfte
ocS @ei5ens 5u retten. 0a bas Seuer
in Ser Wtitte ocs ggei5enItofes cnt.
Iton0en mar, miro berntutbet, 6ab
infoIge ser aI1au 9roben &itc, bas
sSeuer ourd ScIbitentaiinbun9 berur.
iadt muroc.
SSn ser 90. e. &ir6e in OpeuS.
bile ,lpirO um Sonntde, oen 81. Suli
8rof. 6. @. Sobn, bonn Central
@eslepan College 5u 8arrenton,
preoigcn. GorntittogS Inn $50
GonntaeIbule, Brebist Inn bolb ii
llbr. g1od Der 9reOiet 9lbenbmabI.
Gin Ntitto9mabG tptrb Inn 12 1lbr
ouf benn Naien.bor Der Stride ierpirt
iuerben. gfadmitta9s 9 llbr, 2obes.
oicnIt; bolb 8 ltbr Eal,f @ottes.
bienIt; 2:45 enelii6e grebiet.
abenbs: Z llbr @eiang; s llbr eng.
liibe 8reoiet. Seberntann 1T b6flidit
eingeIo6en, g. 81. S6nibt, Ba5tor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Gum IL. Wfal nnunter6rDden iieg'
reid.

Wtit Dem Sicg iiber OpcnSpiIc
bel hem ont Ietten Sonntoq bier
itattaefunOencn @oIlipicIc, bot unier
9n0 Ecom Sen 5pGlftCn cine Mcibe
bon ltnltntcrbrodlCncn Sicgcn crrlln.
gen. &icle @oIl Gntbuiiaiten aus
SmenSDillc morcn bicrbcr 9cfommcn
Tim ibrcm Tcnm ollrcb ooS ilbli6e
rHootcn" bci3lritcbcn, oodl idiCnen
sic SwenSbiIlcr @oIlipicIer Dem Ser.
monm Sennl in oen eritcn pier SIT
ningS" nidt gerpa6icn 5u iein, oenn
2ebtcren oelong cS II 9tlinS 5u bcr-
5ei6nen. Gos Gliif tpenNete ii6
Damn ben GpenSpiIlern Slt, Oencn cs
9clnn9 5nei Sltns 1tno inherent
Eeom ocn Sicg nidt oa5u Iei6t at
MADDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
8rnnbcigcntbnms SerfGnfc.

Seit Ictter 8o9e iuurOen folgen.
be @rlubcigentbums llebertroei,n.
gen i'm bieiigen gtecor6er. .glnlte &C.
b1tdt:
Cha 9. Soppnepcr uno (oIbuo
Sappmcpcr an Sronf SheGr unO
Sena SdeCr, 9lod 76 in SpcnS.
bile, $4,000; Com. s. acller an
@bm. 8ctb, 2ot8 / llno 2 lnO anoc.
res @rrm0Itiid IN 8lono, 1915;
2ouis s. Necie on 9lon0 Gomlncr.
ciol Sanf, Cots s, 9 m6 10, off.
8, 8Iano, $t.00.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
@crgnnSlnngen Scr Spcsia(iitnua
Der Iiiionricr 2csislatnr.

@iro es Dem Gonfercn5 aonlitC
beiocr Sduier Ser 2cgiSlotrr gclin'
gcn cine GiniQltng ii6er bic 8crmcns
bln9 Der 60 NtiIlionen 2onoitrobcns
bolt 9onoSgelocr 3lt cr5iclen, oNcr
miro lid Die Spe5ioIiibunq bcrtogcn,
pbne Die 2onbItrobenbmt @eietgc.
bln0, ibr Souptprogroilun, Crlc6i9t
5t boben? 9ieiC 6ro9e heidJGftigt
ioipobl Stootsrcgicritng ipic 2cgiss
IoturnlitaIieoer iett iebr. 0oS Sous
bat am SonStoQ sic &onlite SubIti'
tltt,&orlogc nit 81 gcgen 81 Stint
men on9enonmcn. 9ieie bcitimHrt
Gin SpItem bon etiua 5000 Weilen
gutter @ege I'M Stoot uno oorf Sies
nit 2cbnl bcrntiidt 6oS min0crwere
tbi0ite Wtotcrinl Icin, OoS 6enilbt
mefDell nart. SSe0es Soltllf0 illltB
urnieitenS 3ipei Sigbpops erbaltcn
lno 6iirfen oic 8egc nidt penigcr
nls $4,000 per @eiIe toIten. 9ie
Counties ioIlen Sereiitung crbalten
fir Die beretts gebaitten 8ege, Die
oIs einen Ebeil oes Stootsipiten8
betra6tet peroen ioIlen. 9ie oers
idiebenen Counties tper6en 5ltriider'
baIten, ipos iie ouf ioI6en @egen
1usge9eben baben. Cine relte, poIi'
tiid 9lei6 getbeiltc Sigbpop 9ont'
miiIion miro perIan9t, 1lm Die @rs
boltllng oes itootliden 8egeipItemS
Sli ilberipo6eu. 9ns Saus bat ourb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Sinridtung Scr @OrScr Speop nnS
Carroll unf lreitaa, ben II.
gInsnit feitaeictt.
@nrbcu inn Srauf!in Gunntg areis'
acri6t Der Grmprbnng bcs @en.
Sduiuc, pun Berger idnls
big befnnben,

SSn 6em am 9onnerStag letter
ISOLDE in Union 5u Oieienl 3luede
anberolmten Spe5ial. .Sermin, iebtc
8i6ter 9reuer Die Sinridtltng bon
GboS. g. Socop uno Sobn Carroll,
ouf Sreitag, brlt 12. gtuglIt felt nno
mem inSpii6en @ob. Sp6e ni6t oaS
llrtbcil in lebensl1rgli6c 3u6tbaltS.
Itrofc unnuonOeIt, peroen bic bciben
@erurtbeilten ibr Serbre6en om 9e.
nannten Gage IN llnion am 8algen
iiibnen.
Carroll, Socop nto S6irer, Orei
jlrnge 8uri6en lporen in einem ge'
itoblenen gl1ttomobil, ON 20. gto'
penber letten SSobreS, nobe 8erger
ongeIon9t umb 9eniontn S6ope,
Better einer @aro9e IN Berger,
telepboniib benodrihtigt ibr 9lutp'
n1obil 5lt reparircn bo lie ni6t pct-
fer fonnten, un6 Damn anItott S6o-
me fir feline 9icnIte 81 be5nhlen,
benieIben faltbliltig nieOer9ei6oiien.
9ie oret Worobuben ipuroen fltr5
borollf nabe Sermonn bon elmer
Sberiffs.Soiie inter Sheriff 0ietel
eingefan9en iu1b nod Union in'S
@efGngniB abgeliefert. 9lIe brei
tu,iroen Der @rmororng S9one's
I6uloig befitnoen ltto Carroll ltito
Socon gum Eobe itnb S9irer 5u le.
bcnsI6nelifer 3uhtbausItrnfe ner,
urtbeilt. 2etterer bot Ole 3u6t.
bauSItrafe fura nod oem Sro5eiie
on8etreten, lpGbreno SCOOP lmb Gar.
ron 9erltfltng gegen Oas llrtbeiI I'M
Obergeri6t eineeIeitet botten, bos ie.
6od) Dos llrtbeil 0eS &rei89crihteS
beItGtiete.
Son Seiten elmer metblihen @obI-
tbitigfeits @eieIlifoft IN ct.
SouiS luuroen Shritte eingelcitet
@ouo. Sboc 5u bepegen onS Cores
ltrtbeiI ser 8erurtbeilten in IebenS.
I0n8lidc 9r6tboltSitrofe 5lt bcrlpon-
bcln, Defenders fir Carroll, Scr on.
gebli6 OIL SlbcrfuIoiis leiOet, oIs
Solge eineS @iftoos.9l .9lngriffes Dem
er int ariege in 6ral1frcid) o18gc,
iebt mor. 2ollt elmer Gr5tli6en I'm.
tcrIlt6ung ioa Carroll tbotiG6Ii6 on
bo6groOieer EuberfuIoiis leioen.
Carroll Itonln1t aus Soir6once,
Genniplbonia lnO Socop's beripittiue.
te Wtutter ipobnt in ct. Souls. 9eiOe
batten ols omerifaniide SoIoaten i'm
&eltfrie9c ge6icnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Nllsemcine Gonntb.yeenis

Dos 9lanO Gballtatqua fin0ct
bonn 6. Bis 10. gllt9uit itatt.
Oos &reisgeri6t miro on t2.
Septem6er 5lt ieinem re9elntGBigen
Serinin in Sibung treten.
Sri. MorD @erfer, bon 9lonO,
batte lcbtc @odc oos ltngliif Su foI,
len lmo einen 9ruh 6es ltnterorm8
5lt crleiben.
9urh goitor s. 90. Sertel. bon
@op, ml,rbc am Sonntog 0o8 iilngo
fte &inb bes @bcponres @n1. Sod
getnuft uno erbielt Die gfanten @lIiS
Otarie.
9ie ebangl. ct. 8ouIs- -@cmein6e,
bon 9op, miro on 10. ltnb II. g(l.
eltit ibr MiiiionfeIt fciern, 81 mel.
6cn Die gfadbor.@ .@emeinoen Iolpie
6as 8ubIitllm I'M glagemeinen ber5.
IibIt eingelo6en iinb.
9os Sonntagi6ulfeIt Ser @b. Ct.
8eters Gir6e at fredericksburg
miro am 10. g[u9uit itottfin6en. Sc.
oerrtann lit boflidit eingeIooen,
9ie regeln1Gbigen 2ebrer.@ .@ramen
iper6en am 5. ltnb 6. gugiiIt in Ser.
mann unb Spensbile obeebaIten
iperben 9ie Brifitneen beginner
ieoen @ornittd9 Hn1 8 l1br, iiber
Sragen in Der eetp0bnli6en Reiben.
foIgc.
@inent auttIi6en 9eridt 8rfoIge,
miro am Is. glugult cine gibiIbicnit,
Briifime bon 9eiperbern Inn bos
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
SSrHn 9nnicl Shaffncr in SucnS.
pillc 9citOrben.

tSrol RcIIie Sdofincr. gcb. Oar.
nc5, @ottin pon 0onicl Sdoffncr,
lit mn lcbtcn GicnstoQ in ibrcr
2&nbnlnN m' 'OmenspiIlc, I'M 2(Itcr
BON IS Sobren gcitorbcn.
Die @critorbcnc bintcrIGBt iDrcn
bctogtcu @otten lmo picIc Gerpono-
te in Nieicn ionic III sSronflin Goltns
IN. Gos Gbepoor lottc feline eigcncn
&in0cr, Nod) DCrtrut cS GlternItcIlc
an folQcnocn &in0erlL Die Iic 81 an
gciebcncn 8itrgcrn lrniercS GountD's
cr5o9en $. SSones, S. SmoaficI6,
Cornelius Se6ion, SSrib uno 2olliie
3inlncrlp mo 6rau 9ll6crt 2abollbC.
0oS Gbcpoor mobnte biclc Sabre
ouf elmer S5orm in ser RGbe bon
Berger, no oie SCritorbene biele
SrclnOc 5Gblt, mClde ibrcn Eo6 auf'
rid)tiQ betrnuern.
Die @ecr6iglng fonO gcitcrn gto6'
nlitto0 ouf Oeln W. e. iSrie0bofe in
Smcn8pillc itntt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
&itten era.

IS lit bier nod iebr trofen ltnr
nenn cS nift bolo re9net miro oit
Sornernte cine 9cringe neroen.
Mebrcrc 6orntcr fIo9en ou6 iiber
Oto19Cl on 8oiier
5rmn 9luguit Steinbef befinbei
lid dltf Der &ranfenlilte. SSir min.
i6en ibr rc6t boloige 9eiierluaa.
Scrnlm gluitcrnonn 1n6 @ottin
iinb bo6crfrclrt iiber Die 9(nflmft
etncS fIeinen S6dter6cns, mp3u mir
grotltliren.
SSobn Sellcrt ln6 @attin, bon ct
2oltis, morcn bier olf 9eIud) bel
ibrcn @ltern uno Serlpon6ten ,1lnb
9efannten
Scrr 8m. 8itte befinOet iid) ouf
Der SronfenIilte. 8ir ipiiniden linn
re6t baIbige @eiunbbeit.
Serman Iuiternom berfoufte iei.
ne Sorm on gubert @bfer ltnb miro
balo nod 9(ri5ona iiberIieoeIn Inn
ooielbit ieinem BORT ipobnboften go.
ter otf ieiner 6arm bebiilflid) alt
iein sSir iuiiniden ibm beIten or.
fole.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

sic glnnobme 0ieIer 8orlogc belpicien
hob 0ie Wcbr3obl ieincr Wtitglicoer
Der int Scnnt nn9enontnenen Ealpb'
8orIoge fiir StroBcn nit bartcm
Sbcrbou opponicrt. Senotoreu mie
ReprGIentonten erfIGrten am Cams.
tag, oob lie oltf ibrem Stan6plrnfte
beborren ncroen. 8em gemeiltIas
men &onferen5fonlite beiber S1ltier
ltcgt iebt bic Iufgobe Oh, eincn Iuss
meg 81 iinoe,t, Der Die 3uitimmrlng
elmer Mebrbeit beiber Sduier finbet.
limb oas Gilt nod 9lnii6t bieIer &c.
iesgeber als ousiidtsIos, 5llnlal
ielbIt bon einenl @inereifen oes
@oubernclr8 nod Elm ooer Der OIL
6eren Seite r,i6t biel @lttes ertpor.
tet mir6. Dton befiir6tet, Dab bic
2eoislatur on einem tobten 8untte,
lit ,tn6 ii6 pertaeen miro,
obne bic 2anbitraBenbalt @eiesee.
bung erlebiet au babcn. = Scfferion
@itp 8olfsfreuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
MtiiiOnsfcit bei Sap.

PIN 10. umo II. glugltit miro Die
gp. ct. @oulS @emeinoe, bel Ban,
ibr Wiiiionsfelt abbalten. Vile
,@cmeinoen iino bierbur6
ber3Iid eingeIa0en. Der 5ralter-
oerein bat es iid 5ur aufgabe ge'
ma9t Die @Gite a,t bepirten. SeOer.
mann Der ein SSr,terelie fir Die Rii.
iion lnb Elm Ser5 fir Die &ei6s'
gottesarbeit bot, lit ber8Ii6 mill
fonlmen. Snt 9anen Der ct 8alIs'
@emeinOe, s. sc. SerteI, Raitor-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

9tGdIten 0icnstog finNet oie ituot
liCbc Son6crlpobI Itott, unh fem
StinmgebCr, bei6cr @ei6lcdter, ion,
tc c$ DcriGllmcu on oieiem So9c 'eilc
oOcr ibrc @obIpflidt uts6uiiben.
0ic critic im6 Solptfrogc nie SUR
9lbItimmln8 fOmut lit bic iSro0c
oh cine conititlltionellc Contention
obQcbolten pcrOen ioll sur @nttpcr.
ilmQ elmer ncucu StoutS. .SerfoiIung.
@ri Der g8obl im bcrgonecren
9toucmbcr boben iid) oie 8dbIer nit
GROCER Mcbrbeit 3u @umiten elmer
ncllcn StaotS Scrfoiiung ertIGrt,
mo iuIltc oobcr bel Der nm NiHlStue
itattfinocibCn @obl sic Sro9c 5ur
9lbbaltung eincr ConItitltioucllen
Contention nit nod gr0berer Wtebr'
belt ongenommen mcroen. 0ie olte
StootsperfoiIln9 bat iidD iiberlebt
lmN 1enii1t nidt mebr Oen 6oroerum'
gen mcId)c Ole Ieu5eit an iie IteIlt
6erncr miro iiber orei glmenoe,
mentS sur Stoot$ 8erfaiiune nbge,
ltinult mer0en.
0urb glnnobme 0cS /. 4menoe.
uentS miro Der 6rou ouS 9e6t er.
tbeilt irgenO ein glmt i'm Stoote 5l
befleioen.
9lmenoement 9to. 2 beltinmt baB
Die 3iuien mli Die $60,000,000
8on0nnleibe fir Roooboittcr Die BEL
Der Iettcn 8obI burd bie Stimms
9c6cr olltboriiirt pllrOc, Oltrh Die
nlf 9I,tomobile felt5uieten0e &i5cns'
Itcller beitritten iper0en IoIlen.
9Inen6cmcnt gto. 3 olrtboriIirt Die
StnotS &egiSIotur cine 8onOanleibe
bon nid)t nebr olS $15,000,00O 3u
nlobcn un0 Steuern sur 9caoblitng
OcricIbcn olf5uerlegen, nm ol8 so.
ms al Die ebenlnligcn Sol0uten
uuS3u5oblen meId)c ans NdIiouri I'M
9&cltfricgc 0ienten.
Die g2n9l finoct al Ocn itbliheu
StinrmpIdtcn Itott lmO miro qefiibrt
mcr0cu mie bic ollgemcine 8abl nit
Ocw ltnteri6ic0e 0oB an ieoen Gre.
cinCt MIR 5lpei @nblridtcr ,m0 5luet
GlcrtS 0icncn pcr0cn. No5lri1ter
ionic bic GlerfS per0Cn ourd) ole
Golntp Court crnannt. Scr Stimnr'
gCbcr erb1lt 5pei 9aQote. Dus cine
cntbGIt 0ie Srage 3ur glbbaltlIng ei'
ner conititlttionellen Contention un6
0os onocre 0ie orei g(menoentents.
SIT man 81 @1lniten Der conItitlttios
ncllCn Convention llnO Der Qlncn0es
mcnts, 10 Itrei6t man OoS $50" ,tito
l6bt bos u9eS" Iteben SIT man &C.
gen eincS o6er 0aS on0erc glmen0c'
ment oocr Ole conititlltioneae Con-
benton 10 itreidt man oos n9e8"
unb I6Bt OoS 80" Itcbcn
9(uf Scitc Z beS bclltigen 8olfs
blott finoen uniere 2eirr bie betoen
@oIote ob9corldt lpic bieielben ID,
nen am SttnrmpIobe 9elieiert Wer
Sen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

g 8enn SSbr mietben, fallfen,
berfoufen ooer touiden ipollt, Damn
brinat es i'm 8oIfSbIott 5ur an5eige,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Summer 43
Spcsiallualjl ndditeu 9icnstaa.

Stimmacbcr ucrScn cntidJeiscn o6
ciuc eOnititutiuucllc GunueutiOn
ab8cbalten lucrbcn iun. - Gbcn.
ianS iucrScn OicIcl6cn iber Srci
9lmcnocmcutS sur StnatSsSerTGI.
Inug abItimmcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

Siebe, tpnbre 2iebe lit, ipem es
fein Daber" ntebr gibt.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
HIGH Rates CAUSE
FARMERS TO QUIT

Washington, D. C.-The interstate
commerce commission was told by
Maurice Bien, assistant secretary of
the reclamation service, that high
freight rates were largely responsible
for a great increase in the number of
farmers delinquent in payments on ir
rigated lands. The average of delin-
quency, he said, has risen from 4 to
s per cent in other years to AZ per
cent, and will result in curtailing recla-
nation work.
Rex E. Willard of the agricultural
college of North Dakota said 1853
farmers in western North Dakota had
given up their land, Of which 10000
acres is not being cultivated. He esti-
mated that $4,000 acres in the state
would be out of cultivation, due to
this movement Of farmers.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
r, THURSTON,
Vashon, Wash.

Baseball at Lisaboula every
Sunday at l o'clock.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
HOUSE PASSES TAX
BILL 274 TO 125
Repeal OF Income Surtax Rates
Above 81 Per Cent Is Cause
of Opposition.

Washington, d. C,--The tax revision
bill OF 1921, estimated to cut $SlS,0O0,'
600 from the nations tax burden by
1928, was passed by the house, 274 to
1875, on almost straight party vote,
Three democrats voted for the bill,
while nine republicans voted against
1t. Democrats voting for were Camp.
bell, Pennsylvania, and Duprie and
LaZaro, both Of Louisiana,
Republicans voting against the bill
were Beck, Wisconsin; Clague, Min
nesota; Keller, Minnesota; Lambert,
Wisconsin; Michaelson, Illinois; John
NJ. Nelson, Wisconsin; Sinclair, North
Dakota; Voigt, Wisconsin; Woodruff,
Michigan.
Representative London, socialist, of
New York, voted against the bill.
Compared with this number of re-
pubIcans were so who voted for a
democratic motion to recommit the bill
for elimination Of the provision re-
pealing the income surtaX rates above
80 per cent. This motion was lost, 169
to $50, with one democrat Campbell
of Pennsylvania, voting against it,
The bill now goes to the senate.
AS repeal of the excess profits tax
and higher income surtaXes would not
become effective until January l, next,
the full force of the bill will not be
reflected in government receipts until
the calendar year 1923, but republican,
leaders said that the repeal of the
transportation and other taxes and re-
duction lin the tax bill in the next
calendar year will be approximately
S512, 100000.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
DECORATING THE
HIGHWAY

have read the articles in the
Vashon Island Ncws-Record, re-
garding planting dogwoods along
the highway, and would say en-
phatically NO"
Instead, work the grad ub
slightly along each side of the
cement highway and sow beauti-
full flowers, both annual and per-
ennial. I will have quite lib
eral supply of both, which
would be willing to give, and l
would be willing to help some.
When they cut the frs and
cedars out of the highway they
destroyed a far more beautiful
sight than dogwoods ever could
make. There is nothing that can
smpass beautiful flowers for
scenery,
r, THURSTON.
Vashon, Wash,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
WOOD MEASURE TABLED
House Committee Sees Dangerous
Precedent.

Washington, D. C.-The administra.
ton bill designed to permit Major-Gen-
eral Leonard Wood to become cover.
nor-general Of the Philippines, without
retiring as an active officer of the
army was laid on the table by the
house military committee without
record vote Committeeman were said
to have held that it would be dan
gerous precedent to establish.
Practically all committee members
were reported to have favored tabling
the measure, which makes it certain
that the bill will not come to vote
IN the house.
No criticism of General Wood was
expressed at the committee session.
General Wood, it was argued, should
retire from the army if he wished to
accept the island post
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
HearIno Waived an pr. erumfIeId.

Roseburg, Or.-Dr, R. NJ Brumfield
was formally arraIgned before Justice
Jones here Saturday afternoon on the
charge of numbering Dennis Russell
Brumfleld waived examination and
was ordered held without bail, This
means that he will await action of the
grand jury, scheduled TO sit August
20.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
J. S. Landers Elected Head Of School.

j. .. IanQSIS EleCleQ f1edu OF SCnOol.
Salem, Or, s Landers, at present
at he head of the training department
Of the Las Vegas, N. NJ. Normal school,
was elected president of the Oregon
State Normal school to succeed the
late J. II. Alderman. The presidency
of the normal school previously was
offered to Dr. Fred G. Aver Of the
University Of Washington, but he de.
clined to accept. Mr. Landers served
as city superintendent of the public
schools at The Dalles for about ten
years, and later served in a similar
capacity at Pendleton for several
years.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-09-02
Idaho Tax Levy Reduced.

Boise, Idaho,--Followin the policy
established two years ago the state
board Of equalization again reduced
the tax levy for state purposes, fixing
1t at 5.57 mills as against 7.5O for 1919,
aud $50 for 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
50-i11ch Poplns,
Sale Price. 85c yard

A very large collection of
50-inch Poplins in lengths rang
ing from l to S yards, and in
colors of rose, brown, green.
blue, mulberry, red, tan and
gold. Appropriate for most
every home beautifying and
decorating purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
Odd Furniture
In the January Sale

Today call special attention to the odd pieces OF
Furnturelet from complete suites, and which will match
up with furniture that you may be using good,
substantial saving every piece.
We naugurated this sale in January, this year-one
month earlier than usual to bring the benefit of lower
prices into Washington homes right at the beginning OF
the New Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
Odd Chairs and Rockers

Large overuaed Easy Chair. January Sale Price 49,
Tapestry Rocker: January Sale Price. $ssse
Large Upholstered Club Chair January Price $lzs
Large Fireside Rocker. January Sale Price. S9s.
Highback Hall Chair. January Sale Price, $lSe.
Mahogany Cane Wing Chairs January Sale Price, SIS
Mahogany Windsor Chairs January Sale Price, $Ss EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
odd ChiHonie,s

Mahogany Chonier with mirror. January Sale Price, $575e
Mahogany Chonier with mirror. January Sale Price, 65
Mahogany Chihorette January Sale Price, Sis.
Walnut Chifforette. January Sale Price, $115
Mahogany Chiforette. January Sale Price, $1z5
Mahogany Chonier with mirror January Sale Price, $S5
Mahogany Chfonier with mirror. January Sale Price, $685.
Mahogany Chifoner with mirror January Sale Price, $5
Ivory Chifonier, with mirror. January Sale Price, $685.
Ivory Chfforette. January Sale Price, $lz5
Ivory Choner with large mirror January Sale Price, Slo
Ivory Chforette. January Sale Price, SIS.
Ivory Chifforettes. January Sale Price, S165 EACH
Ivory Chifonier. January Sale Price, $50.
Ivory Chiffonier. January Sale Price, SIS.
Ivory Chihorette. January Sale Price, $135.
BrdsEye Maple Chffoniers. January Sale Price, &c.,
Natural Oak Chiffoner. January Sale Price, SIS.
Golden Oak Chioners. January Sale Price, $3.50 each.
Fumed Oak Chihonier January Sale Price, $3.50.
Natural Oak Chone with mirror. January Sale Price $325e
Natural Oak Chfonier. January Sale Price, $3.50.
Mahogany-fnish Chifoners January Sale Price, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
The January Sale Of
Undern,uslins
- Is SAVING Wo,ner, from n to f.3s

~ 0&v1116 =" 01A1e1s 11011f 10 -
You get the full benefit of the lower in cotton
other materials and more for in January lower
profits and give the advantage of many such savings
The following garments secured expressly
for the January Sale-priced to "a to r.
Cambria Long Pettiooats, Csc to $1.e5
Nainsook Corset Covers, 7Sc to $1.95
Nainsook Straight Chemise, Csc to $1.45
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers, 7Sc to $ls5
Envelope Chemise, 78c to $t.95
Billie Burke Pajamas, $1.45 slit
Outing Flannel Gowns, $t.A5 and $1.s5
Cambria Gowns, $1.A5 and $1.e5
Low-neck Gowns, $t.45 to $1.95
ENTRA-SIZE Petticoats, Corset Covers, Cambria
Gowns Low-neck Gowns Drawers, Envelope Chemise
and Straight Chemise-a at exceedingly low January
Sale prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
5O-inch Mercerized
Cotton Ve1vets, Sale
Price, $3.75 yard

In plain rose, mulberry, sand
and blue; also figured blue and
antique striped blue and striped
mulberry; ~ to 50 yards of a
kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-04
Odd Mahogany Beds

Full-size Mahogany Bed. January Sale Price, SIS.
Ful!-size Mahogany Bed January Sale Price SIZE.
Full-size Mahogany Bed January Sale Price, $11e.
Snge-size Mahogany Beds January Sale Price, Se EACH
Ful-sze Ivory Enamel Bed. January Sale Price, $l10