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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-16
BETHEL LUTHERAN


- BETHEL LUTHERAN
Cor. Becker Ave. and Second St.. S.
Jesper Holmquist, pastor =
Services Sunday morning at 1890
in the Swedish Language. ~ - +. r..
Sunday school at H.: As a. m. :
Evening service in the English Ian:
guage at 1880 p. IN. -.
:. The Bethel Ladies Society meets
in the church basement Friday after
noon of this week. Lunch served to
the general, public. ..
Next week which is Holy Week
there will be services as follows:
Wednesday and Thursday even
ing at 1880. :;
Good Friday at 1880 a. m. !,
WINE LUTHERAN CHURCH =.
!: SArnt Waller, pastor
Services in English next. Sunday at
1890 a. m. =
The last of the Lenten services in
the evening at $780, Subject: Be-
meath the Cross of Jesus. ..
: Sunday school at II noon
Communion services in English on
Holy Thursday at 7:3O p. m. Those
wishing to commune at this service
are asked to meet in the church base
ment on the prefious Wednesday at
$500 p m, ......>
:. Communion services in Norwegian
on Good Friday at 1880 a. m. Those
-, i
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wishing to commune at this service
are asked to meet in the church base
ment ON the previous Wednesday at
200 p. m. :. D.: =, =.
Communion services in the Solo,:
mon Lake church on Holy Thursday
at 10: 80 a.. m.
The Vinje Luther League meets on
Monday, March 21st, at Sis. Devo:
tional program Topic: The True
King and His People, 4
The Mems Union meets in the
church basement on Tuesday evening,
March 22d at $500: r.
Sacred concert by the St. Olaf Luz
theran Choir in the Dreamland+ Opera
House on Saturday evening, March
18th, at S:15: Admission $1.Qo. .,
/ LONG Lake LUTHERAN
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs.
John Peterson's Thursday, Mar. "a.
+. The Y. P. S. will meet in church
annex on evening of same day, March
"a. Rev. Trelstad of Atwater will
speak. Everybody invited to these
meetings.
TR1POLIS LUTHERAN CHURCH
| :.:*z Hi. Tillman, Pastor
Communion services Sunday at II
a: m. 49,
Friday Luther League at p. m.
The Victor Alinder, and Andrew
Ahlstrom young people will serve.
Saturday, Confirmation class at 10
| a. m. -
| . -~.a 81, = . =
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST sC1EN-
TX 4. list"
Sunday service at 10: As a. m.
Subject: Matter.
f Wednesday service at p. m.
+ {: All are welcome to these services.
1 Free reading room in church edifice
] open every Wednesday from 2 to p m
/ -: <Sts:.-*zs ,-..>..n -. = . 49, T" !:
SALVATION ARMY, Litchfeld Ave.
Sewing Circle this eve at 5 o'clock
/ Services Saturday eve at and On
Sunday at. '7:45. Sunday school at q
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= -.
eve, March 123rd, j Statf
Capt. Freda Lautz. missionary from
India will give a lecture. Meetings
will be conducted by her every eve un:
til Sunday, March 9th. ~
"A cordial welcome to all. :
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES (.
Rev. T. M. Findley will conduct re:
ligious services next Sunday, March
2Oth, as follows: :
Harrison, 1890 a. m. .
! New London, 7:45 p. m. ...s. i:
Mrs. Findley will speak at Spicer al
1o:45 a. m. &. = =
Bible Study class at New London at
z p. m:
, e .
FIRST PRESBY TERRAIN CHURCH
J.. Renwick Mccullough, pastor !:
Next Sunday, known to us as Palm
Sunday, commentaries a day Of til,
umph in the life of our Saviour. Shall
We make this day another triumph
for Him? They hailed Him as King
on that day. Shall we not crown Him
Lord of all in our hearts and lives.
The best crown is the crown of love-
Let us worship in his house next Sab.
bath. and thus express our love and
devotion. {
Services for the week will be as
follows. =
f. 1890 a. m. Divine worship. Sermon
theme: enthusiasm in Religion"
& 1900 m. Our Sabbath school meets
| The Bible is our textbook. Classes fol
all. We have outgrown our present
quarters, but work has commenced
on our enlarged rooms and will soon
be completed. :
3:30 p. M. Junior C. E. meeting.
There will also be a meeting at 8: sc
in the church for all Christian Endea
vor enthusiasts young and old, t
consider a question of vital import
ance to the young people of the com
munity. If you are in any way inter
ested in the young people, YOU arr
i4fTfnd urged to attend. sz {.
6:45 p. m. Meeting of the Senior
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GEORGEVuI1E


March 14-Mr. and Mrs. P. l. John]
son and their daughter Pearl left for;
Sedan on Saturday.
Pete Corneliuson Of Belgrade at
tended the farmers meeting at Geo.
fgeville on Saturday.
: Mrs. J. o. Iverson visited with her
friends and relatives at Belgrade from
Wednesday until Friday.
The Misses Imsdahl and Clarence
Berg of Willmar spent Sunday at
Christopherson's.
j Sarah and Hannah Chelman are on
the sick list.
=, Henning Christopherson of St. Paul
arrived Saturday for q few days visit
at the p. l. Johnson and E. o. johnson;
homes.
Gust Olstad spent few days at
Minneapolis recently.
. Mrs. Ole Strand and her son, Os!
" aid of Belgrade spent Friday and
Saturday with the formers daughter;
Mrs. P. l. Johnson.
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HAWCK

March 14--Howard Reamer came
up from Minneapolis the last of the
week to attend to his farm and other
interests at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs: J. E. Johnson and
daughter of New London visited at the
Fred .Deadrick home over Sunday.
Mrs. A, B. Norris called on Mrs. r.
H. Jackson Saturday.
A creamery meeting was held at the
bank Saturday evening to fully decide
on the building of the creamery.
Word, has been received from John
F.. Jones who with his mother 10 spend.
ing the winter in Washington that
they may not return home until dur.
ing the summer. -. g.,
Lawrence Jones returned recently
from New Ellington, S. D., bringing
with him fine Duroc Jersey hog he
had purchased at the Trelstad and
Compton hog sale, that was held at
Sisseton, S. D.
MI and Mrs. John 1verson visited
friends south of town Sunday,
Misses Marie and Laura Iverson and
Thresa Histrom attended the mas
querade ball at New London Friday
might and also visited over Saturday
at the Mrs. Claus Wall home in Bur
bank.
The general town election was held
at the town hall Tuesday, March sth
Not many changes were made, some
refusing to take their Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mount and fam,
lily who have made their home on the
r. C. Benton farm for the past two OF
three years left the first part OF the
week for Nebraska, where they will
make their. future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Jackson enter
tanned company Sunday evening.
Mrs. Gust Peterson has been on the
sick list the past week.
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PENNOCK ITEMS

March 15-Edman Bros had theirs
annual Poland China Sow Sale at PEN
mock on March 10th, which attracted
a large crowd of people interested in
the raising Of Poland China hogs.
There were Sc hogs up for sale, and
the bidding was good, the average
price paid was SAT, and they were
bought mostly by people in the vicin-
ity, only five being shipped out of the
county, which goes to show that peo-
pie nearby have confidence in what
the Edman Bros. are doing to better
the quality of the Poland China hog.
Thursday evening. this week, a
Farmers Institute meeting is being ar
ranged for to be held at the Pennock
schoolhouse. 1t is hoped for that
there will be a large crowd present,
as we cannot have too many meetings
of this kind. <;
The local talent of Pennock have
been busy practicing for a play en-
titled ''Too Much of Good Thing"
This will be given in conjunction with
the regular Community program Fri
day evening, this week, at the Wood.
men Hall. Come and spend an enjoy
able evening.
Ed Manley arrived from Pipestone
with a carload of household goods last
week and is now located on his farm
southwest of town on what is known
as the old P. r. Sletten farm.
Holger Nelson is busy this week
loading a car for Zimmerman, Mimi,
where he has bought farm and is to
make his future home, Mr.. Nelson
and family the three years that they
have lived~near here have won a host
of friends and tho not liking to see
them leave, wish them Godspeed in
their new undertakings.
P. C. Christensen and family arriv-
ed last week from near Olivia to make
their future home here. They have
bought the Oscar Bergstrom residence
in this village.
Danelz Bros were down from Ben
son, Mimi, and had meeting with
the business men of Pennock relative
to installing an electric light system
for Pennock. Their plan is to have
the main power dam at Swift Falls
supply the juice for De Graft, Muir
dock, Kerkhoven and Pennock. They
will be connected up according to
plans to the City of Willmar, getting
current from there for part of winter,
and supplying all the towns from
Swift Falls during the rest of the year.
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MIR. and Mrs Ole Lein and grand
daughter, Ruth Lois Herrmeyer, re-
turned Monday from a couple of days
visit with relatives at St. Cloud.
Mrs. James Sanderson went to
Atwater Saturday for several days
visit with relatives.
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nd, aIntormed aocieties.

and Int diaie 6. =. societies.
g eaoslel and song service.
|starting seriep of sermons which
WIN last thruout the week. concluding
|on F'riday evening with the celebra-
ton q, the Lords Supper and recep-
ton sof nembers. Preaching every
night except SATURDAY. BY the pastor.
We invite the public ITO these Pre-
easter services ~ Z .5 sss.}
8 WednsAday evening, esbyterian
Church Might. !" starting s: 80 p. M,
with ths5regular program for the eve
ning, except that the preaching SER
vice wiz sdisplace the PRAYER meeting.
SWEDISH METHODIsT CHURCH
Rev. =. a. Wahlquis will conduct
services next sunday az the Swedish
Methodist church at 10: 80 q. M. and
1880 p. M In the afternoon Rev.
Wahlquist will preach at Oak Park
at o'clock. {. :. r.
s$,gs5SSt 80 = = y -" : (
FIRST METHo DIsT CHURCH T
Corner Trott Ave. and Fourth Str. w.
Luther g Benson, pastor 81
s Services next Sunday as follows: i.
Morning Worship at 1880. Sermon
lby the pastor. a, So. . Z !: + - \
Sunday school at ~ o'clock noon.
Epworth League devotional service
at $50 p. m. Leaders esther Palm
Eand Doris Scott. =.s:& ~ ...,s. ). 49,,
Evening service at 1880, Music by
1.-The choir and orchestra: i "A
{ Beginning Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock, team of five. young, men
from Ham1ine University will hold
Especial Easter services each night,
closing Easter Sunday. These young
men will deliver short snappy speech
es, full of pep and gospel enthusiasm.
Every servide will be Of interest and
help. The tbam viii be in charge OF
George Cove, who has just returned
from a trip with the Hamline Univer:
sity Glee Club to the Pacific coast. Mr..
Cove is a fine 5soloist, and will sing
many pleasing selections while in
I:Willmar. The power of the Resur'
Erection will be manifest in lives of
these young men, They will sing the
Easter message into the hearts of all
fwho hear them. The public is cordi'
ally welcomed at all services.
sMAMRELUND CONVERSATION
r. c. o. Bergquist, pastor
/ ! Communion service 1ext Sunday
Ievening at 8 o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner. Trott Ave. and Third Street
Ernest A. Lagerstrom, pastor.
/ :: II you, are without a church home,
come, we> can help you If you are
looking for church work, come, you
can help us. "a most cordial invita-
tioneis extended to you to attend all
our church services: a. -
/. Sunday: i y s
/: $3.50 a. m. Sunday school. Still
steadily growing. 70 ;F+''
f 10:45 a.: m. Divine worship in the
Swedish language, Sermon by the
pastor on See, The Conquering Hero
Comes 1922. - ':.,>
$3.50 p. m. Young Peoples Service.
What Can Learn From Nehemiah"
Meeting led by Mrs. Ole Olson. Speak
er, Dan T: Carlson.
f 1880 p. m. Peoples Popular Sunday
service of Song and Sermon. Theme:
Was Christ on Calvary Victim or 4
Evictor?: Was the Cross a Tragedy or
4 Triumph? q :,
Baptism follows sermon. :,
|: Monday, 7:45 p. m. Bible Study and
Teachers training: :~..: 2'.
| Tuesday, 7;45 p. M. Young Peoples
Church Night "A Telescope View
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MASS MEETING.
Odd Fellows Hail
Friday, March Is, I'll
at s D. m. sharp

Questions of interest to the voI
tiers in the coming Spring Election
will be discussed. Local speakers
will address the meeting.
Committee.
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= LAKE LILLIAN

March 14-Mr. and Mrs. VIM Rem
strom and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Tatting and son Donald and Mr.. and
Mrs Pete Renstrom and family we're
entertained at the A. M. Renstrom
home Sunday afternoon. q
The singing and basket social at
District Ga was we'll attended. !
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Heglund and
family of Olivia visited at Emil Heg-
lund's Sunday. = <-'a' -.,-.' Z
Mr.. and Mrs. EMF Pearson visited
at David Carlson's of Fahlun on Sun
day.
Annie Nyberg who is at present
staying at the David Gustafson home
at Olivia visited at VIM. Renstrom's
Sunday. A''y --,'' &
Mr.. and Mrs. David Carlson of Fab
lun visited at Emil .Pearson's last Fri
day. ~ 81
Emil Linn was busy helping Willie
Renstrom haul wood last Friday. u
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-16

See "WhiIe New York Sleeps" at
Majestic Monday and Tuesday.
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Mrs. Emil Bjornberg left -Saturr
day for Saltwater where she will en-
joy visit with her sister, Mrs. A. C,
johnson, who resides there. She will
remain over the Easter holidays.
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STEARNS KNIGHT
STEARlNS KNIGHT

Ton; newly painted Nra o.. ranI.r! bargain
sec Air. CrsndaN l94H Pyg,ar Il P"p.n.
Sa44.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

ADDITIONAL finances supplied to concerns
or Individuals needing moro capital to ex-
tend their business. 4 00S. Ledger Office.
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iin - %EW DROPHEAD, 75c weekly. cost
4T elsrqyherc; Singer and others, 50 to
a., tvI,v EuAran'ecd. 1910 y, iOth.
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DRrssMANING AND M1LLINER

.pltrr-AlAk ,olul'l. line drr's., IL, /,
80 ~ RED - ny lone reference b.,
.uYl! IUUj V.
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WANTED
CASH FOR DIAMONDS

II We did not pay full value for dianond.
rid gold and silver tho large tewciry nn1
depa rtnlent stores would not recommend ns
prinK your diamonds and jewelry 70 us: T.
viii convince you that you can get more FOR
them than elsewhere. Established over 10
ynarq Send postal: representative VIII caII
rios. II. LEE & CO. 7l2 WALNUT sT"
We WANT ri once. houEcho furniture
store hxturrS office furniture: pay spot
ca sh: honest value. Phone us about H. I,g-
Gust +2l4, Od Church cor 18th ard Cherry.
ANTIQUE furniture china, s!lNcr, Old war
and chip pictures; highest prices paid Tor
rare pieces nnt'Iu"s 1928 Pine. L0CuPt ,iR0I
ANTIQUES diamds gJll. siIv. & Platinum
1917 Chestnut. I'd ir. Loo. 3i3l OIen egs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

hRlCk. "'mldetached. rooms and bath
E9oN Location; "araRe; s55OO.
frame. rooms and bath hot.wate,
neat; near trolley; . acrAs; $1,000.
c lrcN and stone. h. w. hoat, "Icc., how'd
House, rooms ard bath. hot-watcr heat
e!rGtrsc!ty; fno nc'ghhorhood; $500.
open fireplace: $1,000.
II. II. ALLEN, $40 Proqpcct avs,,
Moore, Pa. Ridley Park ~ W
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nriro reasonable. WM, l. CIAyEE,S
Su%S. 2Ol9 Columbia ava, '''' 4"
;niG EniUMhlA store and dwell ug
1888 =. l7th, baths vacant
Nrry attractive homo In TioPa o.: OOO
va J.. CRANI:N'S SONS, 2nlg ('olunIhI,
l4H y. WYOMING AVE, 39Oi -S3OG u a.
S24i33i6 y, I'd st. 3i7l Joyce st. o9GS
Emerald st; Will finance. Owner Go1 ~
Nleghcny ave, 90
2oN RIDGE AVI.--Immrdiuie usI.s.4si,C
S.ranlv ctuT, and dwgli.u. .n good con,
diton; VIII rent for $50 mo-; excel bus loo
"r'co $1,000. J.R.MaseC" Son | 9Th 4 0~CSr
@5io sEkIHEk sr,-ModeTn 2-story home
immt tliate possession, good condition, cy"'J
lent locality; must be sold want Offer. '"''''
!. n. MASSEY & SON. 18th ana Dire, n s,s
1852 y, llTH--Nlust be sold TO ClJ,c rstntc'
make offer Empire Trust Co, Belmont 100
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TO CLOSE ESTATE

;n2I :. i&th St. . sty.. porch front. 10 rm,
99ls y. t@Ih ~ = sly, porch front o rms
a. r RUSSELL l5Lh & Tasko@ ats. ''''
5@S.3o y 18TH 81 leor. nroplywIrol .
story hr!ck d"g1 altered into small ants.
- rooms, h"t'watcr heat. ole iIEht, xii
rent for 5000 lSr MO; price SIC 900, rIs,
'"rmS. J. Il. Mnss"H 4 Son. i3th g tIrr.n
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LARGE STOCK or IRON AND WOOD
WORKING MACHINERY: POW ER
PRESSES. POWER PUNCHES. MA'lIlS.
ERY OF ALI. KINDS.
J. NUTTALL
l7is y. 5TN ST.

I,,R sAI.h.-Ono .75-ton .NoIi5or,.o; \H.,r
r.tr s.rating machine, With heitt,triTen ny;
TH@r "a dlr,ct current 22o.vo,t Do,hi mo-
tor; aiI IN frst-clRss condition; itlt.c us"G;
y, c.ac6 Of the wv sh!ngton Market Co.
Wl erirEtou. J.. - .--.
LARGE STOCK r.lu'i: and En@ran{~,d en-
rraShlr- tools; send for complete catalogue
" ''0- HERMAN /. WINTERER
n,3.SN \. Front -. Ptlla3 NV
So, " A. G. generator. direct O. i.valvs
'nsInc; hand ard power c'eyHt.rS dumb
,,r.ss small ana large punch prcsE"p. all
.iza dyranoa and motors, Thomas YearsIey
: co.,. 22A \. ~ lst.-.------. 49,. cod
IiI'IJEYS hangers shnftinS. hal: price.
Motor Exchange. 327 y 30.
ri EGTRIGAI. MOTORS, MACHINE TOOLS.
. POWER E0ulPMEET
MONITOR 8SO.rt. heater, .ot Of " pipe
radiators. Tearsey Co., 224 y ad St
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2726 GEORGE STREET.
24l8 SPRUCE STREET

TWo.sl0r} dwcNlWT, 500 yarl; rood !,
Nr,g" r"aFurahl". WM l.. CUAVIS
SONS. mNl0 CnlnrrhlL nNn wv ~
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

!.sh.st rr!"cs paid = 20 70 cora,s: $40 20
$500 I'D goIG, platinum and silver bouyat.
IN" diamond Shop r5.n g a SodSs 3SsG ~ e: ,.,
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PIERCE-ARROW SEDAN

Sew, panied: mako uror El,d for u'd,r.
idN-r SisrlG" Automobile Cu.. GIy = L.. r.l
81 Poplar 1870 CieN S!uda~
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

4l2T WALNUT sT.--WaInut Court. Iro5crn
Groom apartment with inClosed porch: new
building: rent Sll5 per month. Apply
Janitor. on premises.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

500 RLOCK \. ConestoES st,-s!A 'ccoonSi,ioni
financed; nosSession. Commgrcla. u1"""'''
~ puI In IIICx Zoe. iS2H -~I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

LOCAL, magazine publishing bus for sale
will net $4,000 yearly. p 432. Ledger on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

rFrer-stNry I-r"Om dwelling; ro,J ~rae-
nrlcn reasonable, WM L. CEAVEN.'S
St%S, 2Ol0 Columbia ave-. '
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no0G TT0CK Addison st.-SIy rooms oo1s,.., W
-Tn,h. Garaain 10 Quick purchasrri n"'Trso "a
u rsegslon. CnmmC rciHI Gler3"eo
IIII,tIn IildI Loo. lS2A. --------L--
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WAN'rEI)--" r 3 'ur mo'ortrurh' sta'o
make. capacity body and loves. cash
price Address ~ + - Box 1000,
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SEWING MACHINES

NDSIT,,R 8SO.rt heater, .ot of ~ y
radiators. Tcars'ey g. Co., 22f y. Hd
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FIRN. APIS. central loc by week il dc,
Sherwood Apt Agency. 1894 Walnut 81.
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lo4b HUNTING PARK AVE.--Fine auto
accessory location; possessior. Emil
schurEot. 4227 Germantown ave.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GENTLEMAE wants room and board vii
private family centrally located. A ST
lie lEcr OhiCA.
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FL R NITURE
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

.'..I ESTABLISHED Rroc"ry store tor &C.,
AU.iy - Uo7 BiaWuri ST.
.....n. lEn u'.rAIHi:SI: ulsO. L..,.ncrl.i..a
80 ', 3uT :. Ilth -.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-26
HARDING PEEPS OUT At
SOUTHERN SCENES AS
SPEEDS TO BIRMINGHAM
CBy Associated Press.l

ON BOARD PRESIDENT HARD
,ING'S SPECIAL TRAIN, Oct. 3d.
On his way to Alabama to speak to-
morrow at the Birmingham semi
centennial, President Harding today
got his first real picture of the south
since he became chief executive.
Most of the day his train travelled
southwark from Washington, the
President watched from the window
of his car the passing panorama of
agricultural and industrial develop
ment and made many comments on
the accomplishments and needs Of
the southern states. At several places
southern products, including fruit
and especially cured tobacco, were
presented to him as an earnest of the
sections hospitality.
Some of the larger cities turned
out crowds to greet the presidential
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VIOLA DANA TODAY

Viola Dana, she of the buoyant per-
sonality and delightful ways, will be
the star at the Grand today, in "The
Off Shore Pirate" This is an adap-
ton of the Saturday Evening Post
story of the same name by F. Scott
Fitzgerald, the we'll known fiction
writer, and the author of "The Cho-
rus Girls Romance" the previous
Viola Danna picture. The star is
said to give an ideal Interpretation
of Ardita Farnam, the young heir
ess whom friends have had captured
by a pirate so as to save her from
the plotting of sinister scheming
foreigner. The pirate in question is
not the regular orthodox, Captain
Kidd specie; he becomes one for a
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the state from tn ewest to the east
coast trees were uprooted and small
buildings demolished while crops in
the path were reported as being seri-
ously damaged.
Division Superintendent Hurley, OF
the Seaboard Air Line railroad, with
headquarters here, reported ne had
been in touch with the railway offices
at Tampa for a few minutes tonight,
and that several houses at that place
were reported blown down while
others were unroofed, The railroad
tracks, he said, for several miles this
side of Tampa, were inundated and
the Seaboard trains were entering
the city over the Atlantic Coast Line
tracks.
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imp 0RTANT MEET
OF THECHAMBER OF
COMMERCE s Pm.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce which was
postponed from last night, will be
held at the Woman's Club tonight.
The meeting will be opened promptly
at o'clock.
As an innovation the Chamber has
arranged to serve a luncheon after
the regular order of business. Every
bite will be better than its predeces-
sor and prepared by the members of
the Woman's Club. The Club is dry
so the weather need not bother any
one.
The Secretary has asked the News
to state that contrary to previous
reports he will not have considerable
to report, and further he is hopeful
and expectant that quite number of
the members will be in attendance
with something to suggest which of
course they will work to help accom-
plish.
The entire city has not been can
vassed for members yet and the Board
of Governors extends cordial invi-
tation to all citizens to attend this
meeting and join in the deliberations
of the Chamber, as the organization
is operated for all the people and
their comforts and prosperity.
Preparations have been made to
care for three hundred.