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Evening star., 1921-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Keller.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be guests of honor at
dinner this evening of the ambassador
of Chile and Sonora de Matthew.
Italian Ambassador
Entertafns mt Dinner.
The ambassador of Italy. Senator
Vittorio Rolandi Ricci. entertained at
dinner last evening. when his guests
were the Secretary of State, Mr..
Hughes: the ambassador of France.
NJ. Jusserand: the ambassador of
Chile, Senior Mathieu: the ambassador
of Argentina. Mr.. lie Breton; the Sec
retary of the Treasury, Mr.. Mellon:
the Attorney General, Mr.. Daugherty;
Hoover; Mr.. Justice McKenna. Senator
James w. Wadsworth, jr.. Senator
Albertini, Senator Schanzer, Repre-
sentative Julius Kahn, Assistant Sec
rctary of State. Mr.. Dearing: Gen.
Faccari, Admiral Acton. Count Co.'S
Pan American Union, DR.. Rowe; the
Italian high commissioner. Mr.. Quat-
trone: Marquis Visconti Venosta, Mr..
Fred X. Nielsen of the State Depart
mcnt. Mr.. w. Rogers. Signor Geisser
teleSia. secretary of the Italian en-
bdSSN ASSeTelo. StCOHu SET
retary: SiEnor FalorSi. special attache.
and Sisnor Buggelii. special attache.
The minister of iiumania. Prince
Bbesco. has gone to New York and will
not return until the end of next week
Lord Riddell entertained a hundred
and twenty guests at dinner last night
at the New Willard. asking foreign
newspaper correspondents and others to
meet Mr.. James Arthur Balfour.
Dr. j. B. Hubrecht, secretary of the
Netherlands legation, and Mime. HUI
brecht entertained at dinner last
evening at their home in 18th
street. having among their guests NJ
Belgian delegation and Jonkheer H. NJ.
van Haersma de With of the Neither
lands delegation and Nine. de With.
The counselor of the French embassy.
Prince de Bearn. will entertain a COM
pany at dinner this evening, followed by
dancing
Mrs. Henry p. Fletcher. wife of
the undersecretary of state, will OBJ
serve Monday afternoon as day at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Wade Fl. Ellis will
entertain at dinner this evening in
honor of the Attorney General, Mr..
Daugherty.
The second secretary of the Spanish
Evening star., 1921-11-26

Mr., and Mrs. John A. Shirley of
Decatur street. with their guest, Mrs.
Byron A. Haynes of San Antonio, Tex,
sister of Mrs. Shirley, motored to Bal
timore to spend Thanksgiving day.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

On her return trip from Maine Mrs.
]. Eakin Gadsby visited in New York
and Baltimore and now is settled in
washington at the Hotel Gordon.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

Mrs E Fl. G. Slater entertained a
small company informally at dinner
last evening in her home on 18th
street.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Fl. Ellis will
entertain at dinner this evening in
honor of the Attorney General, Mr..
DaugheIty.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

TRS. HARDING has made a num-
NH ber of engagements for receiv-
lvI ing guests at the White House
this afternoon. The President
and Mrs. Harding attended the per-
formance at Polls last night with the
Presidents secretary, Mr.. Christian.
Mrs. Christian and their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be guests of honor at
dinner this evening of the ambassador
of Chile and Sonora de Mathieu.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

The second secretary of the Spanish
Evening star., 1921-11-26
ChafminE Musical Program
Arranged for This Evening.

Mr.. Justice Hoehling of the District
Supreme Court will be the guest of
honor at the John Marshall Inn of the
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity dinner
in the Hotel La Fayette Saturday
evening, December 10. at 1880. Mr..
Philbrick Mccoy Is chairman OF the
committee on arrangements.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

Mrs. Henry p. Fletcher. wife of
the undersecretary of state. will OBJ
serve Monday afternoon as a day at
home.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

embassy. Senior Amoedo. entertained
company of fifteen Informally a,
dinner last evening, followed by
dancing.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

A large assortment of home -made
Evening star., 1921-11-26

The counselor of the French embassy.
Prince de Bearn. will entertain a COM
pany at dinner this evening, followed by
dancing
Evening star., 1921-11-26

Miss Evelyn Wadsworth. who is
the guest in Baltimore of Miss Olivia
d. Wheeler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Harold Wheeler. jr., attended
the dance given in Baltimore last
night by DIR. and Mrs. Platt.
Evening star., 1921-11-26

Lord Riddell entertained hundred
and twenty guests at dinner last night
at the New Willard, asking foreign
newspaper correspondents and others to
meet Mr.. James Arthur Balfour.
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~ The Emmanuel Ladies Aid met last
"Wednesday with Mrs. Leo Anderson.
Despite the rain a nice company
gathered. Rev. Marcus Tufteland OF
Cass Lake was also present. ~. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent and
sulnptuous lunch was served. The
next meeting will be Oct. II, with
Mrs. M. O. Rogholt. +, .F.<t' '''.S
: The pupils Of the school here or
ganized a school improvement club.
They named it "The Good Cheer, S. /.
Club" Their motto is "All help out. :"
B Miss Nora Hanson was called to
international Falls last Sunday, on
account Of sickness in her sisters
family. r. =" =
j The Rogholt Bros, are lining up
their planning mill preparatory to
dressing Some lumber. W / 80 u a.,
I Miss Edna, Larson, who has fbeefi
quite i'll is able to be in school now. W
L Mr.. ,Albin Carlson returned to his
work in Cass Lake last Monday. 4
I Ed Larson is working on the, road
with his team now.
If you want it to rain, send Joe
Jackson, and Alex Sawyer onto the
hay meadows. "A Z i @sg1~T,- e.
Mrs. Fl. F. Sawyer is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fl. N, Wilson of Bemidji
this week.
/ There were seven new scholars
commenced school last week.
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GIVE CASH AWARDS BACK
TO FAIR ASSOCIATION

, An interesting sidelight on the
Northern Minnesota Fair is that of
the action of two of the livestock ex-
hibitors who carried away blue rib
bons for their stock. r. R. Dickens
of Pleasant Valley, who was FORUM
ate enough to secure a blue ribbon,
stated that he was perfectly salts
fled with the ribbon and asked per-
mission to donate the cash premium,
which went with the award, back to
the Fair association. GusSWehners of
Puposky, likewise stated that the
beautiful rosette which he took away
was honor enough for him and also
asked permission to donate the cash
prize to the Fair association. Need
Less to say, both offers We're apprec-
lated by the fair management.
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MoosEHEARD LEGION WILL szz2TG
MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The regular busiiiess meeting Of
the Women of the Mooseheart Legion
will be held at the Moose hall We'd
nesday evening at 70 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present. At
ter the business session. lunch will be
served, tostRe Moose and Legionaires.
for which there will be small
charge, the proceeds to go to the
flower fund, A social time will be en-
joyed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Della Henrickson Of Fosston
and Austin McIver of Bemidji were
married Saturday evening at s o'clock
at Crookston, the Presbyterian pastor
there performing the ceremony. They
were attended by Miss Francis Nc
Manus and Harry Hoselton Of Be-
midi. After spending week at the
home of Mrs. McIver's sister at Foss-
ton, they will, return to Bemidji to
make their home.
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FIRST DIVISION HOLDING ..
",I = REUNION AT JAMESTOWN
~ = --L-.- lBY. United PreSS) =.

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 27.-Alre-
union of the First Regular army divi-
sion is being held here today proceed
ing the annual convention of the
American Legion in North Dakota.
This, includes the First and Second
North Dakota Infantry, numbering in
all about 1900 men. -tsa.s L.
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GANrERs4ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs" J. N" ,Ganter enter
tanned at Sunday at their home
in honor of Mrs, Adele Garlock, who
is guest in Bemidji other daughter,
Mrs. Frank Koors.- The guests IN
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Harker, Me-
and Mrs. N. Strain, Mrs. Frank koors
and Mrs. Adele Garlock' 'f!yHfTs
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN AID ID.
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The Norwegian Lutheran Aid will
meet at the church parlors at Eighth
street and Minnesota avenue, We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:3O p. m. Mrs.
Hans Mittet IS chairman of the dl-
vision, which will serve. All are cor
daily invited, .... .,I
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!. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Hudson Six, Maxwell ~ q a3s
King Eight, Motorcycle with Side
car. &}t ,|tsE { y- a.
Will sell cheap for cash, or part
time will be given if ,desired. Will
consider Lard III exchange y 'Ess Z. s.4
F. R. DUXBBURY LAND CO. &
2041s Third Street. 3
,,* Bemidji, Minnesota. OPT tt
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MARK NORRIS MAKES BIDS
THAT GETS CALORIC FURNACE

Mark Morris made the highest bid
on, the Caloric furnace at the Given
Hardware booth during the fair and
got the furnace. The mount OF his
bid was not announced. s.a
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METHODISFLADIES' AID ~ -,,s'
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church vii meet Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock at the home of
Mrs A. Angvall, 1902, Bemidji ave-
nue.. Ladies are requested to bring
scissors. thimbles and needles, as
there are comforts to be tied =
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!, Miss Mabel Hammond, 14-year-old
slaughter of !. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hammond, is i'll at her home with
typhoit fever. Her brother, Martin
Hammond, who is also i'll with typhoid
as reported to be improving. -
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LADIEs'eAIDt '*'%a'' & 80
.<.,a = WILL MEET TOMORROW

The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday Afternoon Mrs. George
Slater and Mrs. H: +. Rice VIII enter,
tain at the home Of the latter ll3a
Doud avenue. I u s@g = 81
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METHODIST, TO HONOR ! "a
ZENTz FAMILY TONIGHT

An informal "old Fashioned party
will be held tonight in the fM ethodist
church in honor Of the returned pas
tor, DR.. G. H. Zentz,: and family. All
members and friends of the church
are invited to attend, and are asked
to wear old-fashioned costumes.
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80 -. 90,
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Items for this column will Be-
d. gladly received by Mrs. Harvey.
!, telephone 114-W. Readers owe
= it to their gueits and to them.
selves to SEQ that items Of local
! interest are reported. Every item
will Do given proper conaiders- +
ton when source 10 known.
I:,ll.Mrs. VIM. Hanson of Becida was
:, the guest of. Bemidji friends Monday.
,.s,,oJ. Leroy ,Elwell is spending three
weeks vacation visiting relatives in
the west.
A. C. Steel of Turtle River was a
between train business visitor in Be-
midi Monday. ''| =
The $4,000 coats shown at the
style show will now cost you but
$112.50.- OLeary-Bowser Co.
J. w. Dawson, of Becida,' motored
to the city Saturday to look after his
property on Park avenue.
Chris Schlavitich left Monday for
different places on the 500 line where
he will transact business for week.
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q. Hooley, Northern Grocery Co.
-. ~. ~ . II, l-19tfI
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Monte Kelley of Nebish was. 4
week end visitor at the Edward Allen
morning. ~%,A:. 4
- i
Adolphe and Joseph Blonde have re-
ceived word of the serious illness of
their brother In Detroit, Michigan,
left this noon Tor that place. t.,
.s....t "a ,',.,,i IT, 1t 9-27
Sveltlme. dresses }Cstyllsh <stouts)
shown at style show rs per cent off.
O'Leary-Rowser Co. - u 1t 9-27
go -- -" -~ 49," T..
John Hickey of Leonard spent Fri |
QaV IN BemlQll the guest OF his sister |
Mrs. G. H. French, while attending
the fair. .~s.
-
S: A. Swanson, of lockwood, was
father, A.. L. Swanson, who is staying
at 423 Fourth street while under med
lcal treatment.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. r. H. Schumacher at St. An
Mother and baby are reported to be
doing nicely.
- q: 81 IL. e.. ~
Mr.. and M rs. Avery and Mrs: De-
Vailie, mother of Mrs. Avery, motor
ed to Shevlin Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
DeVaille is staying at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Petra, 1905 Mississippi
avenue at present. $500. .,......I :.
'rt .-----* i ''' -
- Chris Christensen and family of
Gass Lake, motored to Bemidji last
weeks2aad syere guestssewhile hercrofl
Mr. and Mrs. N. IL Hakkerup, and
family, GIG! Bemidji avenue. They
also attended the fair.
~ -, ..
q. Planting time, Peonies, Iris, Hva-
einths, Tulip, Narcissus, and Daffodi]s.
Bctrami Nursery, Phone 363.Jf "VTT
go 90
- = }@srsE>%a
J Harold Dickinson, of. Beuna Vista,
Miss Ruth M. $Goddard:of Red, Lake,
and Miss Margaret, Christianson of
near Puposky are staying at the home
CT MI. and Mrs. Myron w. Knox while
attending high school in Bemidji.
~.
and Mrs. r. G. Arverson Of Frederick,
Wis, have returned to- their home,
having motored to Bemidji and spent
lew days last week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Leroy Elwell, 815 Be-
midi avenue. -
49,, '----- ~, liz
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick 'Budke of Peli-
by were guests for a few days of Mr.. !
and Mrs Elmer Swanson, 1910 Bel |
tram avenue. Thew returned RI tho;r
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= M. and Mrs. S. S. Ebe of Thief
River Fails returned to- their home
Monday after having been guests Of
his brother, E. N. Ebert, and family,
919 Beltrami avenue, since Friday.
Miss Josie Ebert, a sister, of Charles
City, remained in Bemidji for q long
er visit. t,,,,g
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c. W. ,Jewett Of the G. W.yJewett
company, Inc, Of this city and &C.
Hildebrand, manager of the Minneap-
oils ofifcers of the Ford Motor com
panY, left this morning for points in
Northern Minnesota on az business
trip, visiting the many branches of
the Ford distributors in this terri
tory. se 80 r
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-. E.. Palmer of St. Paul, general
attorney for the 500 railway is at
tending court, in sBemidji this week,
and while here is the guest of his
brother-in- law, NJ. e. Ibertson. and
family, 1923 Minnesota avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Budke of Peli-
can Rapids and Carl Carlson of Ash
by were guests for a few days of Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Swanson, 1910 Bel
trami avenue. They returned to their
homes by auto Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Avery and Mrs. De-
Vaille, mother of Mrs. Avery, motor
ed to Shevlin Sunday afternoon. Mrs
DeVaille is staying at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Petra, 1905 Mississippi
avenue at present. L.. -. =
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Chris Christianson and family of
Cass Lake, motored to Bemidji last
weeksand syere guestssswhile hereof
Mr. and Mrs. N. LIZ Hakkerup, and
family, GIG Bemidji avenue. They
also attended the fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. wager and DR..
and Mrs. R. G. Arverson Of Frederick,
Wis. have returned to- their home,
having motored to Bemidji and spent
few days last week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Leroy Elwell, 815 Be-
midi avenue. -
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Charles B. and Samuel, Pine Of Ma
son City are guests in Bemidji of
their sister, Mrs. c. H. Burnham and
Mrs. George VOTE, having been call
ed here BY the serious illness of their
mother. Mrs. CIV. Stoker. .-s-
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p Miss Claire Nangle returned to
Minneapolis Monday evening to re-
sumo her studies at the University of
N hnesota, after spending few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nangle.r .,'%'
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Cut flowers, y all kinds. Garden;
flowers, gladiolas, asters, dozen, Csc.
Prompt, delivery. Phone 363-J. Bel
trami Nursery and Greenhouse, Otto
Brose, Proprietor. ~ e., -. -" 9-15tf
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Planting time, Peonies, Iris, Hya-
einths, Tulip, NWcissus. and Daffodils.
Beltrami Nursery. Phone $685. 'T%
1920
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] Harold Dickinson, Of. Beuna Vista,
Miss Ruth: M Goddard:of Red Lake,
and Miss Margaret. Chrstianson of
near 'Puposky are staying at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Myron w. Knox while
attending high school in Bemidji.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H., Schumacher at St. An
thongs hospital Monday morning
Mother and baby are reported to be
doing nicely.
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Chris Schlavitich left Monday for
different places on the 500 line where
he will transact business for week.
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Mr.! and Mrs. J.@J. Mclaughlin, 213
Irvine avenue, left this morning for
Bfainerd where they expect to visit
friends during Mr.. McLaughlin's va.
cation. ! ! ! = ii%tf.' sJ'1-& T.
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Dance in old armory. Friday, Sept.
30: Music by Schuck's Jass orchestra,
Everybody invited fora good time. 3
r.. - ,:,'@q. 4t $50
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Mrs. Stoker of Mason City is re- re-.
ported TO be seriously ill at the home
OF her? daughter Mrs. C. Fl. Burn
ham, 1114 Doud avenue. Mrs;
GeorgeHVoltz or Fifth ward is also
a daughter. Mrs. Stoker became
sick while visiting at their homes in
Bcmidji..
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The $4,000 coats shown at the
style show will now cost you but
$112.50.- OLeary-Bowser Co.
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j. w. Dawson, Of Becida,' motored
to the city Saturday to look after his
property on Park avenue.
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r. E. Scott and party of five, Of
Kansas City; Mo-. were the guests Of
Bemidji friends for week efroutee to
Hudson Bay where they plan to spend
the winter trapping. They were max
ing the trip by motorcycles. MI
Scott was former resident of Fifth
ward. ,...s-> "
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S. A. Swanson, of lockwood, was
in Bemidji Saturday to visit his
father, A.. L. Swanson, who is staying
at 423 Fourth street while under med
ical treatment.
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A. C. Steel of Turtle River was
between train business visitor in Be-
midi Monday. -" =
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Mrs.NA. Annette who has transact
ed business, at Fosston, Crookston and
elsewhere for a week, returned to her
home on MINNESOTA avenue Monday.
Evening journal., 1921-08-10
PATENT OFFICE
BREAKSDOWN
Machinery Crippled While
Inventions Awaiting Ac-
tion Pile Up
UNCLE SAM HAS
ONLY SMALL STAFF

WASHINGTON. - The U nit e d
States Patent Office is. crippled.
Its small and constantly changing
stafr is buried under the biggest
volume Of business in the history of
the department
Cases that formerly got action
within thirty days now wait six or
seven months b before they are
touched.
The result: Industrial develop
ment is being seriously hampered.
Present ineficiency in the Patent
Office can be traced TO three causes:
ONE-Large number Of resigna-
tions among clerks and examiners.
TWO-Inability to get men to fill
sthe places of those who resign, be-
cause OF strict requirements and low
pay.
Unprecedented increase
Of applications for patents.
Business of the Patent Ofice in
the last six months has been the
heaviest in any half year of its his
tory.
Applications for patents amounted
to 45.005. There were 31,56S appli-
cations in the same period in 1913,
37.14S in 1919. and 42,607 in 1920.
Applications for trade marks since
January ] OF this year have amount
ed to S369. There were $3.50 appli-
cations in the same period in 1918;
5447 in 1919. and 794O in 1920.
Evening journal., 1921-08-10
BY Observation-Disclosures.

CLEVELAND. - Miss Josephine
Tarkowska. OF Cleveland, is back
from two years of work with the
American Relief Administration in
Poland with IA adopted children and
startling story of infantile misery
and starvation.
There are no longer any chill
dren in Poland" she says.
There are only small folk, sad
eyed, in rags. who seek shadowed
corners and, while they sit long
hours in silence, wonder how long
their child souls viii bear their frail
bodies company.
They can't play; there aren't any
toys And even IL there were. there
isn't any giadness in the hearts of
these tots. without a murmur they
go to bed and lie there in silence
while their one dress Is washed.
They don't know what childish re-
bellion is. Their lives are empty,
drifting. stagnant."
The administration Is now caring
for ], 100000 children there. In the
last few months alone, 5000 child
refugees from Russia have swarmed
Evening journal., 1921-08-10
DOLLAR A week
COST OF living
It's Easy, Head of Jersey
Naturist Colony De-
clares
HE LIVES IN
WOODS DUG-OUT
BY ALICE RoHE.

PLAINFIELD. N. J.-You can
leave all the complexities of modern
existence behind
All you have to do is to promise
to love-and obey two tenets Of the
Naturist Colony, humanitarianisIn
and vegetarianism.
Moses Littauer. who fed New
York four years ago and built him
self a dug-out on Freedom Hill.
above Plainfeld. has been followed
by naturists from New York and
other places, until today a colony OF
60 are leading the back-to-nature
existence in the wooded New Jersey
tract.
You1l find the naturistic existence
not only simple. but cheap. A dol
lar a week is all it will cost you for
board and keepl
Clothes-oh, clothes don't worry
the followers Of the Naturist Colony.
found Moses Littauer naturistic-
ally clothed in a heavy suit OF tan.
a biblical beard, long, flowing locks
and B. V. DIS.
AS we talked, a male child garb-
ed in a pre-fail- Of Eden costume.
strolled blithely by.
Littauer was preparing his noon
day meal.
The dollar a week menu consists.
he explained. of a pound of raw
oats day GIVE cents) OF a pound
OF corn meal a day (three and half
cents).
Lhtauer and his followers have a
garden which they cultivate them
| selves.
So IL you don't care for raw oats
as a steady diet, all you have TO do
is to go into the garden and pull a
nice raw parsnip or onion and chew
il.
Littauer points not only TO him
self but to his followers as a proof
Of the health-giving properties Of
the humanitarian naturist life.
Not even milk passes Littauer's
lips.
DAIRY food come from animal
lfe-I couldn't touch it," he said
Bare feet and no corsets charac-
terize the feminine naturists But
bobbed hair is disapproved by Lit
tauer.
Long hair" he said, attracts
magnetic forces from Nature.
my motive in coming here-and
my ultimate plan?" he repeated.
why just to lead and TO help
others to lead a natural life"