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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-16
Directory of
Local Advertisers
TAGE TWO

HAGE TWO
Globe
Please y
Steele, Taplin and Co.
Railcv's Music Poems
st. J. House Gift Shop
Reynolds Market
Twin State Gas and Electric
Morrill, & Hawkinson
C. f. Brown
Harvey's Music Rooms
PACE THREE
Henrv f. Estabrooks
Russell e. Lowrey
A. Nurenburg
A. H. Gleason and Co.
Barrett and Joslyn
Stanley Furniture Co.
Browns Clear store
Iurchin and Turchin
Steele, Tap'in & Co.
PACE -FOUR
L NJ Do, lol1
Willev's Food Shop
Steele, Taplin & Co.
w. w. Gpra QUO emo ="
St Johnehuly Wirinr Co
Bon Marche
Dean P. Mcclellan
PAGE FIVE
Cowle~ proes
Twin State G. & f. Co.
PAGE SIX
Amos w. Scott
St. ]. Gas Co.
Chas. H. Howe
Passumpsic Savings Bank
The Peck Co.
T.oPOso noDt store
Steele, Taplin & Co.
PAGE SEVEN
A. f. Counsel & Son
Cit. Savin@s Bank and Trust Co.
Bailcy's Music Pooms
c. A. Calderwood
Amos w. Scott
PACE FIGHT
American Legion
+. N. Randall
Berry Ball Dry Goods Co.
Leach and Waterman
Lougee & Smythe
Concord Candy Kitchen
Nolin Bros.
T. A Scott
Amev and Reed
L. W. Bro-ley
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PRISONER ESCAPED
IN PACKING CASE

BOSIUN. Dec. Ib-HaTFy BeT-
win, a state prison convict, escap-
ed injury today by secrcting him
self in a packing case. When the
case was examined at a freight
terminal, the convicts clothes
were found. He apparently effect
ed change of clothing in the
box, opened it and dropped off
the truck while it was passing
through the city. He was serving
a sentence Of 7 to 9 years for
breaking, entering and larceny.
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BALFOUR ASKS THAT
SUBMARINES BE DISCARDED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-Al.
fred J.. Balfour, head of the Brit
ish delegation, gave notice today
that Great Britain would propose
tc nc arms conference, the total
abolition of submarines.
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10TH HOUSES
RATIFY TREATY

LONDON, Dec. 16-Both
houses OF the British parl.aAol
.-.y-l4ed The .re~ty creating The
Irish Tree states b. ct~15,l.0.i..
ing maJorltios this afternoon.
The House Of Commons toGa,
adopted the reply to The speech
from the throne on the An To-
Irish treaty rejecting the union
ist amendment to the speech by
vote of 401 to So.
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MILK DEALERS REDUCE
DPTCE OM MTJ

SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 16-The
larger milk dealers of this city to-
day put into effect a reduction in
the retail price from Is to Ia
cents a quart.
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COLLEGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY
MRS. @. D. ADAMS
Fifty Club Guests of Mrs.
Louis n. Smythe-Oth-
er Social Events

Mrs. O. y. Adams, Miss Ber-
tha StillSon and Mrs. Earl W.
Bradley were the hosteSses for the
College club meeting Wednesday
afternoon at The home of Mrs.
Adams, Summer street. After the
business meeting the chairman
of the Program committee, Mrs.
Harold Powell presented Miss
Leonora Hodgdon who read a
Christmas story; this was follow
ed by two cello solos by Miss
Freida Harris of the Academy fac
ulty, with piano accompaniment by
Mrs. Theodore w. Wilson. Re
freshment of coffee, sandwiches
and small cakes were served in the
dining room. the decorations be-
ing red and green. Mrs. David CO.
nant and Mrs. Charles A. Shields
poured and the hostesses were
further assisted by Misses Evelyn
Adams and Barbara Gray. The
parlors were tastefully trimmed
with poinsettas, Christmas bells
and streamers and dainty little
Christmas trees with their decora-
tions Of candles added to the holi-
day appearance.
Mrs. John W. Simons entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Annette Hud-
son. Bidden to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hudson was taken
by surprise when a company OF
sixteen ladies, laden with birthday
gifts arrived to celebrate her birth
day. Refreshments were served,
the chief decoration being a huge
and gaily decorated birthday cake.
The members of the Fifty club
were the guests of Mrs. L. N.
Smythe Wednesday afternoon at
what the club members pronounc-
CONTINUED on page siX)
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France Wants To Construct Ten $4,000
Ton Dreadnoughts Before 1925
British Say Demands, If Acceeded
To, Would Disrupt Entire
Naval Program
{ BV the A ASS.Jciatpd Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-The French delega-
ton has presented proposal for so great an in
crease IN the strength of the French navy that the
British declare that the program if carried out,
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The Weather

Increasing cloudiness
tonight followed by
snow Saturday. Rising
temperature.
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A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
SALESMEN.,

O(11SGO Nl ISIN..
Several high class security and
stock statesmen wanted to sen
one of the highest class indus
trial stocks ever offered in
Washington. People behind this
Company enjoy the confidence
of the city's best business men.
Will furnish leads and render
fullest cooperation with actual
demonstrations. Only men
capable of meeting the best peo-
pie desired. Address Box 2OO-E,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE DONESTJC-Conti


NURSE. with experience willing to stay nights.
Mrs. Chas. II. Bradley. 1409 10th st.
TWO GlRLS-Onc as cook and laundrr>s. on"
as maid in small family; must >,as nights;
references required. Phone C1.ve. 40.
WHITE COOK. $50: parOrmad. So: Maipe
in summer iadys maid. nursery g"vrrness
seamstress. colored cook and laundry. $50:
housemsids. nurses, city and away. Ladies'
Exchange. So1 Vermont
WHITE NURSE. experienced.
Tor infant: very light duties ::
only the best need apply 1912
Calvert st. NV.
WOMAN. reliable. to do few hours clean
ing each morning or. 14th ST.
WOMAN, coiored general housework: reliable;
good wages TO right party. Apply Sunday he
fore >. or Monday morning. 1872? NJ st
WOMAN. white. middle aged. cook for two
adults and child: room furnished. must have
good reference. Address Box &c T.. Star office
- 2Ts
Evening star., 1921-03-27
GIBBS SAYS, "SOLD $50
FIRST NIGHT"

IRWIN says his small boy makes $a5 to $50
ysS oa f in os shS.1 ss %sb
1914. II started with nothing. now I have
sl2O 900. made from crispettrs.' Mei1ner says.
.se.S At" At end ID of Of t"o % weens % Ms.ssr.. & 5Sse
wrote, sold $40 IN four hours" Turner wroee
March 4. 1Y2l. Can sell out my business at
a profit Of 500" Others making SO, IS
and other amounts. more and less in large
cities and small towns I am starting men
and women in business do not promis. you
doing this big business and you can do IL just
as easily. They doing it in March,
! will start you in a BUSINESS that is paying
right furnish the store and shop equip
Enent-formuiss and directons-raw material
popcorn, eirups, wlxed wrappers. Raw ma
terial 10 plentiful and low in price. Start now.
sales enormous Profits Of $1,000 . month
~sfily possible in some cities Act quickly
and will get you started in n paying business
in quick time. Write for booket.
H. W. EAKINs,
&c OAsA Springfield. Ohio.
HOW 10 START in business for Yourself-A
little hook sent free TO men and women anxious
TO make money by working part full time
0ows Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
LIBERAL FREE SAMPLE Of ''Toii-less Won
der: washes clothes clean without injury to
~o@E: over soo1s y prsni; @ .ve.y 'V Woman man % saS. !;
end original sales plan and advertising H.sra-
tufe and free samples for customers guarantees
found work sxe,uaus terratory % going fa.. esr Set
quick. c. F. Hansen Co. 374s-s75I Maple
square. Chicago.
MEN, WOMEN-seii .sEiectro'' indestructibie
gas mantles: something new; not sold In
stores: will give exclusive territory; this 10
money maker. Korea Importing Company, Can
ton. Ohio.
MEN-$4.5O an hour displaying Thomas AT
weather coats. You simply wear enat and
hook orders; delivering or collecting: coat
free 20 wDfkeSS. Thomas MfE. c., Nectdea
SEND a. free toilet 0o00 aamoie and Yi7S c176
2sfun3 offer. EDeaMfs (Sx JDeVk 40. St
f.outs, No
Evening star., 1921-03-27
HEAD EOR

HEAD FOR
HANDKERCHIEF STOCK.
Young lady as head of stock for
handkerchief department; must
have experience; splendid chance
OF advancement and permanent
position. Address, Box l74-E.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

GIRlS-Learn the secret Of beauty by follow
ing our simple method; great demand fof
skilled mancurists. hairdressers. marcelers
ayers etc easy terms. The Carolyn Insti-
tute. 6W 18TH st. NV. Main 3I1O.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

SPECIALITY 8ALESHAN manufaet1rs
Ford lighting Vgtsm. AaSst ea tae rad; .Fsei
0WneV delighted: on3eSD4n cxa make $50
Evening star., 1921-03-27

ARE YOU AFRAID OF
A $1,000 OR $4,000 SALARY ?
Don't succumb to the delusion
that the big job is beyond you.
Any man with common intel
ligence can succeed if he is will
ing to apply himself. Superior
brains are not necessary.
Every new day brings its
quota of new opportunities. But
remember opportunity offers its
treasures only to the man who
is prepared.
Through the LaSalle problem
method of training you can be-
come an executive accountant in
the shortest possible time.
Ask for more facts about the
profession that pays.
LA SALE EXTENSION
UNIVERSITY,
District Branch Department of
Higher Accountancy,
oO5- 10000 Dist. Natl Blk. Bldg.
Franklin 5845.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-Recome an expert account.
public accountants within 10 months: no text
books used: small cost: easy terms: only
hour. day night. required: more than 300 {.
p As to our credit International Account
ants Society. GOA Colorado bldg. Open daily
until pm.
AMBITIOUS MEN TO qualify in spare time for
positions in drafting profession: steady. con-
genial work; good pay. Day or evening classes.
complete course 3 to months Information as
to opportunities on request Enroll now. Co.
lumbia School OF Drafting. 14th and sts NV.
AMBITIOUS MEN.
CONDITIONS cHANGE-ONE oUTGROws
HIS wORK-DEMANDS WIDER OPP0RTU-
NITIESBIGGER EARNINGS-SURER PRO-
MOTION THE OPPORTUNITY Is HERE.
ADDRESS FOR INTERVIEW. BOX 14s-E.
STAR OFFICE.
AMENDER and specification writer to take
work home: state fees. Address Bog 319-D.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
>WANTED-HELP.
QAu.EgMEN-

statesmen with car earn $500
to $1,000 or more monthly sell
ing HORNEBLENDE AS
BESTOS FIBRE FIRE RE-
SISTING LIQUID COM
POUND. The highest grade
waterproof, element proof and
fire-resisting covering and pre-
servative for fools and surfaces
of all kinds. Every building
owner and builder prospect.
Protected territory. Commission
basis; settlements monthly. I'm
usual opportunity for advance
ment to field managers. NORTH
AMERICAN FIBRE PROD
UCTS COMPANY, CLEVE-
I LAND. OHIO.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

DRESSMAkER-First-cla remodeling: also
a neat sewer for whifeotvork: give terms by
the day and references. Address Box 1873 +,
off
Evening star., 1921-03-27

GIRL. good. strong. for confectionery and
luncheonette. Call, 6 pm, 1905 st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Statesmen.
A H1GH-GRADE automobile
salesman to sell we'll known
high-priced car; must have had
experience also must have wide
acquaintance in Washington and
vicinity; state full name, age,
present position. All replies
treated conhdentially. Addres
Box 222-E. Star Office
Evening star., 1921-03-27
WANTED-AT ONCE
TEN MEN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF Is AND IS.

WAN l ED"h1 oANNG~
TEN MEN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF Is AND IS.
We are a corporation with
headquarters in Washington,
D. c., and can offer you real
position that will assure you -of
rapid advancement if you are
dissatisfied at present, and want
to become identified with a local
corporation that is managed by
we'll known Washingtonians.
Answer at once, giving full de-
and highest earnings. Remember this is NOT
q 1et-rich-auick scheme, but q real position.
Address BOZ l7s.E, Star of1ee: .
aoo4 xS4Ss psunan, mAs: IN \ kATro4I s1sR. Eseei
font opportunity. Address p. o. Box 7e7.
YOUNG MAN. reliable, to shift cars; refer-
ences: good pay. 2424 18th ct. NV. :Ss
YOUNG MAN, With high school tFalninG and
ness experience Il not necessary. but would BE-
helpful: should have good personality: excep-
tional opportunity for advancement with the
largest hosIe Of its kind in the world. For
appointment phone Main 6676.
fS8 70 Sb6 WEEKLY IN yoof sp9f0 Hme do
ing special Advertising work amoaG ths INN
ass WIT. q tds9 sa 81. 70 psllnisss a; &ssess
oSse.
5000 Fk09fE0iB Eo lnfef7ie1; - 70 u
daily. Apply Sc. corner 14th and r.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

v-rtisrd food article TO cafeteria and restaurant
trade: commission basis: permanent: no float
ers need apply. Apply between y 30 and 10
am. daily Room 46, Washington Post bldg.
Mr.. Riley. IS
WANTED-Salcsmen calling on dry goods and
drug trade to handle attractive line OF soft,
hand-painted dolls and animals. Side line.
Liberal commission. State class of trade You
sell and territory covered Mawaphil Dolls,
Atlantic. Ga.
WE RECO(iNIZE competition because OF
unique nsture Of patented article exclusively
owned by us. clearing upward of $40 per day
for salesmen: government created demand; II
you cannot sell this speciality you vii, fail sell
ing life prpservers sinking ship. Jerome
eIaadt, Pres. South Dearborn. Chicago
81 MILES per gallon made with new patented
Ensoline vaporizer. Write for particulars
Stransky vaporiZer Co. Pukwana s. ID.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

BROOCH-In fitting room at knnn 3. + r'nas
afternoon large old-fashioned brooch OF onyx
and pearls on heavy gold base enSravcd;
..Erom NJ Il. Noitenius 10 A A T. Hewaro
II returned TO A A i'ryor. Apt. 3oi, 'Ee Cor
doys Phone North 30. -----
Evening star., 1921-03-27
LOST.

BRACELET gold. flexible: set with one dia
mond and two sapphireS. Reward 9e'
NV Main
Evening star., 1921-03-27

EREASTPIN-Saturdaym morning: an oidiash-
iened mosaic breastpir: either on kalorama rd'
18th St or kaorama alley. Reward on re-
f1rning ii 10 1857 kalorama rd -
Evening star., 1921-03-27

I,O<I-Medm size: short -haiTr;.: rcd. win
white face half hound and ;ni. Return l"
MIR Ertt-r's store, 633I Ga. ave. and r.c.i'e
liberal r,yari -
Evening star., 1921-03-27

EYEII..SSES-Friday. On 1lth ST. car OF y.
T. ave- and 11th. Address Box l'S-.-' S.af
Evening star., 1921-03-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Several makes Of iyp.writers mu~t
l,e hargains. Address Fox 3io-D, Star ofice. e
STEAM TABLE. small. wanted: good condi
ton. S21 Vermont ave. Phone Col. 9251.
FURNITURE rugs tableware. antiques. orra
mcntS. Riley. 433 ll:h 81. n. Main 6i62 .
WANT abod mans suit. slze 81. height 5 g.:
must be finest quality and condition. Address
BOX l16-E. Star office
Evening star., 1921-03-27

FLOOR MANAGER.
The Hecht CO. requires the serv-
ices of a-aoor manager for their
women's coat and suit depts.;
permanent position.
Apply Supt.
THE HECHT CO.,
9Th St. at F.
HANDY NAN, for repair work. 9enelng. gias-
ing: $3.50 . day. by week or mouth. Also
house boy. fer dishWaahins. App1y after
Pm. 9a21 3 Ct. near Wiseoaain sys.
HEALTH and accident insurance saiesmsn to
represent Masonic company in this city; an
excellent proposition, paying liberal commits
sions. Address Box 157-E Star once.
LABORERS, to work in coal
yard; steady work; good wages; /;
living houses on yard; report for
work Monday at am. Chas. F.
Miller & Co. Bethesda, Md
Phone Ceve. $50
MAN OF youth. handy WITH tools; also cement
worker. n. Ss4. between and 10 morning.s
Evening star., 1921-03-27

| CAMERA. 4x5. with or without lens; must tr
bargain. $. X. Miller. 1862 Chaplin NV.
! 80
Evening star., 1921-03-27
statesmen.

.ies dept. for t1e asS1.,sive :alsansa. = n.
Whine the vvrk VIII Be- calling in the belnes,
well known and strongly advertised. Leads
furnished. Earnings $50 to $75 weekly. Ap-
ply George Webster, Tf9 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

WANTED-ro rent all part OF a show win
dow in the downtown business section. TO dis
play and sell hand-,-olorrd cards 1905 Hol
mead nllrn ". Gni. .,.SsiG ]
Evening star., 1921-03-27

STEAMER TRINK seeonc! hand ,ddres.
Roy Lac Star office
Evening star., 1921-03-27

S 7 E tSOGR A P II E r S and
typists wanted; government ex-
aminations held monthly. Our
preparation will help you. Day
aud evening classes. Milton
Business School, z26 18th street.
Franklin 1894.
TELEPHONE OPERATING
OFFERS, -
$l7D0 Per Weektto start
Eleven Hundred Dollars
During First Year and
Higher Thereafter.
Permanent employment:tpaid
vacations each year and sickness
and death benefits wffhoutscost.
The work ie easy to learn and
interesting. Each Office has a
comfortable recreation roomzand
q cafe in which the employees
may obtain food ut cost.
Apply to zzz 18th St. N.W. 4
First Hoor.
1h1heszpeaket and f6t1ua.eS'
Telephone Co. 81
Evening star., 1921-03-27

SHOE SALESMEN-Good sal
ary and commissions to expert
enced men; permanent positions.
Apply Mr.. Weak, VIM. Hahn &
Co. 9TH and K.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

MAGNETIC ,faurl OF ,onr car YOU might junk.
also size 3S trrs. aail 3rd Si. NV.
About loo feet ot 6-f;. ch ken wire. Col.
ijSti-J
vIoLINS tforfyl. any condition. Write. will
call. ll9 3rd n, 80
Evening star., 1921-03-27

GACNTIETS brown leather; in Paiais Royal
SATURDAY, 18th. Party calling y I.to can
Evening star., 1921-03-27

SEND. fsC free toilet 80 aample and- I'D c176
sfun3 offer. theaMfs o. a0evk 40. St
Evening star., 1921-03-27
oALESMEN
$4,000.

Are you man who can take advantaGe Of Q
real opportunity? Do you know that We want
to pay good men SIC, 600 and moeef We have
the mooey and . big corporation. Are you the
manf Call In person Monday. 728 18th st.
W.. Room %.
SALESNEN-Make yourself and your clients
big profits; Pecos land. carrying rights to i'm
mense deposits Of coal. QuicksiIver. oil. many
other minerals. surface forever $3S for i've
acres: cannot lose; literature furnshed; big
commission. Ellis, Gil Dan Wagsoner bldg,
1T. Worth Tex
Evening star., 1921-03-27

WOMAN. middle aged, settled. bookkeepcr
and accountant: must have experience in
ba ndlng railroad claims: reference required
Address Box l34-E. Star Office
WOMAN. experienced, for marvel waving and
facial massaging. Armstrong Hairdressing
Parlor. 3O6 Homer bldg, 18th and r sts n w
Evening star., 1921-03-27

MAN OF youth, handy with tools; also cement
worker. n. SSz, between and 10 mofning. .
Evening star., 1921-03-27

SPECIALITY salesmen. with . successful sales
record. Address Boz 121-H, Staf once.
SOLICITORS for article used in all homes
and stores. Universal Co. 1141 Connecticut
ave. (2nd hoor).
Evening star., 1921-03-27

FINISHER and outside repair
man; permanent position, good
salary. Apply Mr.. Mckinley,
Hub Furniture Co., 9TH & D SITS.
FIREHEN. brakemen. white beginners. $780,
Evening star., 1921-03-27

SECURITY statesmen =
Five wanted for rapidly expand
ing organization now placing
high-class securities with inter
ested customers of large corpo-
ration. A genuine, clear-cut
proposition that literally sells it
self. Phone Monday for ap-
Dointment. Main 06.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

MFN-$4.5O an hour displaying Thomas All
weather coats. You simply wear enat and
hook Nrders; NO delivering or collecting: coat
free 20 wDfke<r. Thomas ME-. c., 6ectisa
Evening star., 1921-03-27
THE HECHT co. requires the
services of an outside representa-
tive for their collection dept.
Apply Supt.,
THE HECHI CO.,
9TH St. at F,

TIRE REPAIR MAN. hrst,clas.. to axe
charge and operate fully equipped tire plant
Inc, 41O Sth st. NV.
TRAVELLERS - Large corporation wants two
travellers. city and nearby counties: salary and
commission: appointing agents. ADDRESS Box
S5E. Star Office. ~.
TRAVELLING MEN who can sell to merchants.
schools, hotels. etc; refs. required. American
Brush Co., 113 Fla. ave. ne.
TRUCK DRIVERS-Colored;
steady work; SIS per week;
living houses on yard. Report
Monday morning, Z o'clock,
Chas. F., Miller & Co., Bethesda,
Md. Take Rockville car at Wis
consin ave.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

PApERHANGERS WANTED-Two or three
good mechanics. fast and clean: do not have
to affiliate with union here; give reference IN
first letter; piecework. W. F. Lucier. VIII
nil n -
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-30
Elk Horn Now Has Mil
lion Dollar Institution


The two banks at Elk Horn
have merged, the Elk Horn bank
having sold to the Farmers Bank.
Consideration, s350,000.
The Elk Horn bank was a pri-
vate institution, S. G. Pedersen,
Peter Hoegh, and Hans Christensen
being the owners.
Petersen and his associates de-
sire to retire from the banking bus
mess. The former has been cash
ier of their bank for practically
twenty-five years.
The action gives Elk Horn but
one bank and this is million dol
lar institution. Plans have been
made for making the Farmers
either state or national bank.
w. E. Potts, who recently moved
from Extra, is vice-president of the
Farmers Bank.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-30
DANISH LUTHERAN NOTES
EXTRA and HAMLIN

EXTRA and HAMLlN
Danish service with Holy Com
munion will be held at Extra Sum
day morning at 1890, instead of
II o'clock. Consequently, the
Sunday school will start at $50.
This change of time will be per-
manent for the season. All those
wishing to participate will be given
a chance to announce themselves
before the service.
Thursday, the 9th, the Extra
Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs, Hans Anderson, north Of
town. In the evening Of the same
day, the Y.P. society will have a
program at the church.
In Hamlin, Danish service will
be held next Sunday in the after
noon at 2:3O, and English service
in the evering at 8 O'Clock.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-30
Badly Hurt When Team
Runs with Cultivator

John Voss, Of Wausau, Nebras-
ka, son of E. B. Voss, of Extra,
was badly hurt last week when his
team ran away while he was culti-
waiting his corn. He was thrown
forward from the seat as the horses
gave a leap over a ditch.
His right arm was badly lacer-
ated and the right side of his head
was completely scalped and his ear
torn off.
Mr.. Voss departed for his sons
home Wednesday. He was joined
in Atlantic by his daughter, Mary,
who was also on her way to the
scene Of the accident.
The father returned home Friday
but Mary remained to assist in
taking care of her brother. She
reports that he is on the way to
recovery and she will return home
about July I'd.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-30
Large Class of New Mem
bers Taken in by Elks

The Elks, of Atlantic, initiated
class Of l0S Monday and cele-
brated in honor of the event. Six
hundred sat down to a fried chick
en- dinner at the Elks' building.
Elks were there from all parts of
western Iowa. There were forty
from Omaha.
Following the dinner there was
degree work, a boxing exhibition,
and a dance.
Extra was we'll represented.
Those of our boys who were Elks
were there and others joined the
class for initiation. They report a
most enjoyable time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-06-30
Daughter of Chas. Cotton
Weds in Washington


The following clipping was sent
from Spokane, Washington, and
tells Of the marriage Of the daugh-
ter of Charles Cotton, who will be
remembered by many Brayton
people:
cat 2 o'clock last Sunday after
noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Carpenter, W1127 Indiana
avenue, Miss Marian Cotton be-
came the bride of Elbert Westfall,
son of State Senator and Mrs.
L. L. Westfall.
Before the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. H. Fergu-
son, of Anacortes, an old friend of
the families Of the couple, Miss
Ethel Westfall, sister of the BRIDE
groom sang s'I Love You" Henry
Hoffman sang Because" /" after
the reception.
The bride is graduate of the
North Central high school. Mr..
Westfall also attended North Cen
trail and is at present engaged in
business at Wallace, Idaho, where
the couple will make their home