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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
STEER FEEDING TEST
ON IN HALL COUNTY

Special 20 The Ner-
MEMPHIS Texas Nov 1s-Nn ir.
t,IDs'nr test of Young steer feeding b
being made hy N,I-0n and Morrison a.
Nroin tighty cight head az tWoysar.
% Hereford STEERS. averaging See
rounds. were pui ou feed september
ii They arf fei chopper maize heads
with oot'onse'i myslsnd one bundle Of
rrhlm urr daY for roughn-ss The
present ration b. -n pounds of chopped
nsife hssds tud fae r1urds ~ oottun-
Sod meal The bunch has shown splon
POI nrugre-- snd 8f present are ,sking
nrr nrf quarter pounds per dat
weight Records and weights are care
iulH Sept TREY expect o. finish in
a' days and s' present progress the
nlmas riN reach 500 pounds Hog
Gro heing rIn with the steers. The
raiz' b. h'ug bought m g 90 r.,r Ton.
nd e gtsoi.ne nowcr chopper b. used
Much Interest D. manifested IN the ~
pertinent a. IL vii demonstrate o. the
value and safety ~ chorped msize ~
NfsH fIfalufff
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
Called by Death

WILLIAMSBURG, O., April A.
Funeral services for Many Fulkerson,
aged IS, who died at 7:45 o'clock Sat
urday evening following a prolonged
illness from spinal meningitis, will be
held in the Christian church here at
2:3O o'clock Tuesday afternoon. In
terment in the New Madison GENE
terry.
Miss Fulkerson is survived by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. F'ulkerson
and brother, Howard.
NEW PARIS, O.. April 4-Funeral
services for Mrs. George Eiklor, who
died at the Reid Memorial hospital re.
Gently, were held at the Mcpherson
home here Sunday afternoon. Three
sisters, Mrs. ]. o. Mcpherson of this
place, Mrs. H. G. Mcpherson of Rich
mond, and Mrs. H. r. Beery of Chi
cago, and a daughter, Mrs. c. A. Cole
man. survive.
EATON. o., April 4--Funera serv.
ices for Mrs. Margaret Gibbins, CA
wife of Charles E. Gibbins, and a
native of Ireland, who died Saturday
afternoon at her home, Chicago street,
will be conducted Tuesday morning
at o'clock in the Church of Vista,
ton by the Rev Father Joseph NJ
Hyland, followed by burial in Mound
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Gibbins came to this country at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
Entertainment Prepared
for Kiuanis Convention

Entertainment features galore are
being planned for visiting Kiwanians
who will attend the International XII
wants convention at Cleveland, O..
June 21-26
A number of representatives. from
the Richmond club will make the trip.
Kinanis organizations throughout the
United States and Canada will be pres
) ent for the world conclave.
On chartered boats, in automobile
tconvoys and on the various special
trains which will bring some 5000
Kiwanians from all four directions to
Cleveland, there will be all sorts of
amusement stunts. Various delega-
tons will bring their own glee cldubs,
while others will have bands, singers
of note and quartets. In other dele
cations there will be entertainers who
have gained fame on the stage.
So far there have been about IS
special trains chartered by Kinanis
clubs in various sections of the coun-
try, while arrangements have been
made to charter at least four or five
boats to bring delegations from Great
Lake cities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
c. OF c. GROUPS MEET
ON SCHEDULED time.

Group meetings to be held by mem
bers of the chamber Of Commerce for
the forming of bodies of men and
women into organized departments
are to be held each day until Thurs
day.
The labor group, which was to meet
at 1880 o'clock Monday night met Sun
day and elected L. c. Harrison, chair
man; L. r. Cox. vice-chAirman; R. ].
Wigmore, secretary; and Frank A.
Irwin, representative to the members
forum.
Automobile transfer men, who were
TO meet at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing, will not meet until 7:30 O'Clock
Thursday night. Each group. and the
time it is to meet, follows:
Tuesday, April s.
Clothiers, Haberdashers and Tail.
ors, $50 a. M; Furniture, Carpets and
Draperies, 10 a m; Bakers and Con
PETITIONERS, 2 p. m; Doctors and Den
lists, $3.50 p. m; Manufacturers, 4 p.
m; Banks and Building and Loans.
4:45 p. m; Building and Construction
lines and Lumber Dealers, SIS p. m. );
Miscellaneous and Unclassi6ed, 1850
p. m.
Wednesday, April 6.
Dry Goods, Ladies' Appadel and De-
partment Stores, $50 a. m; jewelers.
and Optometrists, 10 a. m. Hardware
and Sporting Goods, p. m: Grocers
and Meats, 3 p. m; Real Estate and
Insurance, 4 p. m; Educational, 4:30
p. m; Public Utilities, 500 p. m;
Farmers, 1880 p. N.
Thursday, April 7.
Undertakers and Monument Deal
ers, 10 a. m: Shoes, IL a. m; Relig'
! ious, $3.50 p. m; Fuel and Feed, 4 p.
M; Wholesalers and Jobbers. p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

,WOMEN'S HOSE-Fibre Silk with
long silk boot, the colors are black,
navy, white and brown
"Wednesday, 89c
MEMS WORK SHIRTS-Just 25
dozen, made from a good heavy
Cheviot, blue with white stripe, cut
full and large, sizes 141a to II
"Wednesday, sc
BOYS BLOUSES-In a good quail
ity on Percale or Bingham. attach
ed collars, all sizes. $10O values
"Wednesday, 79c
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS - Made
from a good firm Muslin. some are
all white, others with colored braid
trimmings, cut full and large
"Wednesday, $1.1o
SSIERES-Small lot to clean
up quick, open back or front, most
all sizes "Wednesday, 39c
FANCY GOODS SPECIALS
RIBBONS-50 pieces, wide ribbons,
some plain, others fancy, worth up
to s1.OO "Wednesday, SOC
GLOVES - Wemen's Chamoisette,
spring weight, all shades and sizes,
SIPS value "wednesday, $500
GLOVES-Women's Silk Gloves,
q, double finger tips, all we'll known
brands "wednesday, $1.oO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
EATON PHONE USERS
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
:,HAND HEAR REPORTS

EATON, O., April "A meeting OF
members Of patrons organization
that opposed raise in rentals by the
Eaton Telephone company which be-
came effective April 1, and which re-
suited in the ordering out Of hundreds
OF telephones. win be held Wednes-
day night in the. courthouse for the
purpose Of discussing the situation.
The meeting will hear a report by
organization Chairman Jesse Sherer,
and DR. Charles O'Hara, member, who
were in Columbus Friday to wait upon
the state public utilities commission.
They took with, them to the capital
city organization resolutions setting
forth alleged shortcomings of the tele-
phone company, and also list OF 632
names signed to protest gainst the
rental increase and an agreement to
give up telephones on account of the
increase and alleged unsatisfactory
service.
VIII Procure Data.
Another action the meeting will take
is the appointment of persons on the
81 country loops of the telephone COM
pany to get some data on the situa-
ton They will be expected to learn
the exact number of telephones order
ed out on their respective loops, the
! number that have been removed and
the number that still are receiving the
company service -
Organization Secretary R. J. Scehid
stated Saturday that all but five tele-
phones in Dixon township had been
taken out or ordered out.
Tho fo1anh0nn officials
have not yet given out any public
statements, their present position
seemingly being that of Saving wood
and saying nothing
Turners Starts Work.
Ernest D. Turner, now agricultural
agent OF Preble county, has assumed
11is duties. He was employed some
time ago by the Preble County Farm
Bureau. but was SO situated that he
could not at the time take up his work
here. He reported to the bureau last
Saturday for duty.
Mr.. Turner came here from Gilmer
county, W. Va. where for two years
ho was engaged in county agent work
HE has his headquarters in a ground
floor room in the courthouse.
Bentley Addresses Teachers.
Professor ]. H. Bentley, head of the
.public schools in Richmond, Ind, de-
f1ivered an address here Saturday in a
Injecting of the Preble County Teach
hers association. Local speakers in
lcluded County Representative Harry
ID. Silver, DIR. James I. Nisbet and Miss
Mary Ewalt, county Red Cross Health
nurse.
Association Dsbands.
The Eaton Memorial association, a
citizens organization, has ceased to
function and plans and arrangements
for observance of Memorial Day in
Eaton this year will be in the hands
of Mulharen-O'Cain post. G. A. R., and
St Clair past American Legion.
The two posts will join in selecting
a corps of officers and the appointment
of committees to take charge of de-
tails for Memorial day observance.
Eaton Memorial association had for
the last several years been in charge
of plans and arrangements for the
days observance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS-Full line of checks
and stripes for all sorts of uses
"Wednesday, zoe
TICkINGS-Guaranteed to hold feathers in
two widths 32inch-Wednesday,4 ec
36inch-Wednesday, SIC
TABLE FELT-54 inch, extra heavy very spe-
cal value "Wednesday, sec
BED SHEETS-S1x90 seamless, wide deep
hem good firm muslin
"Wednesday, $3.50; for $3.50
TURKISH WASH CLOTHS-You ought to see
them, good size and weight
"wednesday, 10 for sec
PILLOW CASES-42x36, Standard goods wide
hem very special-Wednesday, 29c; for $3.50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
Investigate circumstances
About Defeat of Priest
(Ry Associated Press

DETROIT, April 4.--Deputy Sheriffs
went to Bronson, Mich, today to ques-
ton former parishioners of Father
Leo Jarecki, who was shot and killed
in the doorway of his rectory at wy.
andotte. suburb. last Friday night.
What course the investigation would
take at Bronson was not disclosed by
officers here. 1t was known, however,
that their inquiry yesterday had to do
with the identity of possible enemies
of the priest. The authorities an
nounced they had discarded the theo-
ry that Father Jarecki had been the
victim of mistaken identity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
EXTRA SPECIALS

GLOVES-Strap Wrist Chamoisette
Gloves, the shades are covert, tan,
brown -Wednesday, SIPS
GLOVES-Strap Wrist, s button
kid Gloves, in white or brown, fan
cy backs, the correct length for the
new spring suits
"Wednesday, $495
LEATHER BAGS-Don't overlook
this opportunity. our entire line of
$500. $500, $500 Bags, in all the
new novelty feathers, choice of any
of these styles "Wednesday, 1895
CLUNY LACES-Just 6 pieces of
beautiful cluny lace edges to be
used for all sorts of purposes
"Wednesday, 15c
SHADOW LACES-Wonderfu val
ues, II inches wide, beading edge,
for Camisoles and flouncings
"wednesday, ACC
KODAK BAGS-Not many in the
lot. fancy fooled leather, mirror
fitted. "wednesday, $3.50
FANCY NECKWEAR A wonder
full assortment of collars, collar and
cuff sets, vestees, yokes, landings
and the new handmade organdy
flowers. priced special
SOC, 75c, $500, $3.50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. all linen. either bleach
ed or brown, limit 10 yards-Wednesday. 2se
TOWELING-5Oo yards, unbleached linen weft,
very special limit 10 overwhelmingly, zoe
TURKISH TOWELS-25 dozen, good weight.
size 1892, these won't last long
"Wednesday, 2oc
TURKISH BATH TOWELS-Size 20x42 either
plain or colored border, very heavy
"Wednesday, Soc
HUCk TOWELS-Size 1882 either all white
red border -Wednesday 1se
APRON GINGHAM-Best grade, all size
checks, full width "wednesday 1sc
PERCALES-200 pieces, yard wide light or
dark, regular &c values "Wednesday, zoe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

The newest thrill staged tor
the benefit Of tn bored "iety
folk who flock .ou+' the w.
ter to amu<e themselves. Is tie
air derby. The fist one wa
ste ED recently at Belleair. near
Clearwater. Fla Such famous
caachines as Spads. Nieutports
ard De Havilands were entered.
Mary Of the pilots are nationally
known. n Thousand persona
watched the race. Lieut.. Victor
D. q. Strahm of Bowling Gree
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

BLEACHED MUSLIN-Soft finish smooth and
firm very special "Wednesday, 15c
CAMBRIA MUSLIN-Standard brand for fine
sewing, yard wide "Wednesday, 2oc
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-Good weight, clean
and easily bleached, So inch width
"Wednesday, 15e
PILLOW TUBINGS-All standard brands in
either Sc, 40, AZ inch "Wednesday, 35c
INDIAN HEAD-1ard wide, for aprons, mid
dies and dresses "Wednesday. 25c
CANTON FLANNEL-Good weight, soft fleece,
either beached brown "Wednesday, 23c
TABLE DAMASk-5 pieces, IS inch, beauti-
fully finished and good patterns
"Wednesday, 6oe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

33lNCH-All Silk Pongee, this is a won
derful value "Wednesday s1so
1895 YARD-For just one day. ali of our
5000 and $500 novelty wool skirtings in
piaids, stripes and checks, So 10 56-inch
"loth "Wednesday, 1886
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
WOOL DRESS GOODS

$10O-36-inch, all wool, navy blue Storm
Serge.
S1.75-42-inch, all wool, navy blue Storm
Serge.
$2.39-56-inch all wool navy blue French
Serge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

the age of three years and she lived
most of her life in the rural districts
of Preble county, she and her husband
coming to Eaton to reside only a short
time ago. Surviving her are her hus-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

S3.5o-52-inch, all wool, navy blue Tri-
cotine.
s2.25-4S-inch, all wool, navy blue French
Serge.
s4.5c-54-inch, all wool, navy blue Poiret
Twill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
SECOND FLOOR SPECIALS

DOZ: PETTICOATS-Assorted colors mercerized,
with pleated flounce, $29S value
"wednesday, choice S1.9e
DOZ. PETTICOATS-Figured heatherboom, s125
value Choice eoc each
CHECKED DlMITY-36 inches wide, just the thing
for childrens dresses and waists, 45c value
"Wednesday, &c
POLLY PRIM APRONS-Good quality plaid and
plain Bingham "Wednesday 7se
DRESS GINGHAMS-One lot plaid and stripes, g
inch, 40c value "Wednesday, Csc yard
WOLFE WAISTS-One lot lace and embroidery
trimmed. $3.50 value, all sizes "Wednesday, $1.oo
LONG CLOTHES in. wide, soft finish. soc value
"Wednesday. zoe yd.
PETTICOATS-One lot Cambria top with silk tat
feta flounce, sos value, all colors, your choice
"Wednesday, $1.e8
CURTAIN SCR1MS-See the special value for We'd
nesday, 36-n. wide white and ecru, Csc value, 15c
yard enough for pair of curtains for 75c
TIEON SWEATERS-Misses' and Ladies' all wool
assorted colors, $39S values Your Choice $2.es
MIDDIES-Smal lot assorted sizes, sold up to s1.75
Choice, each, 75c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
News Of the Counties

NEW PARIS, O.-Thursday, April Z,
the members of the l. o. o. F. lodges of
Preble county will meet in New Paris
for their annual convention The after.
noon meeting, which will be held in
the I. o. o. F. hall, beginning at 200
o'clock, will be addressed by Past
Master Chaffin. Grand Master Hughes,
who was scheduled for the address,
will be unable to attend
In the evening, after banquet
which will be served by the Huldah
Rebekah lodge, the members will meet
in the K. Of p. hall for the concluding
session. Pleasing programs have been
planned for both sessions and a large
attendance is anticipated
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04

KY won the race, one-hundred
mile event. He Grove his De
Haviland plane around the 100
mile course in s. minutes which
means that his average speed
was 1886 miles per hour.
What thrill will te d-- up ns:-t
to while aw-y ire hc--s f.: {
folk who winte :, the south?
FLYNN. is now . commonplace fer
society folk themselves. for every
daring miss ne gone a
In the skies and many Of the
v~rnrer men owr pl:nt,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
kARoLY, TO LIVE IN sERvlA

kAROuYi TO LIVE IN SERVIA
BELGRADE, April 4. Coun t
Michael karolyi. the leader of the
Hungarian Independent party. who re-
Gently was expelled from Italy, has
been given permission by the govern
ment to reside in Servia., He is ex-
pected to take up his residence at
Dubronik
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-04
PONGEE SILKS

O1NNJAI
33-INCH-All Silk Pongee
"Wednesday, sse
33-INCH-All Silk Pongee, beautiful
finish "Wednesday, $1.1e
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
ybopsiuaIluisia tnlee papcistn pnute

Minneopolis, Weilm. ghons
molloisfa tulee papei5to plnttc
tadtttien niista tilastoisto, ioito eli.
tettiin uGbristion Mnterlcariaotic,: :
(&ristittDieil observation-disclosures. !
fongresiille tddIlG mime tpiifoIIe
Sonpttnien ti(astoien nufonn n
opstpolIoisio on mt 10 $4,000 fri
fod ilman pappia ia tdni puonna
nalmistnu ainoastaou ,45O pappi.1
foifista ielninaareista phteelli1. 81.
nan Iiidfii noin $4,000 pappia or
70 iattatlpt tai aifoo pion iGttdi ieu-
rafuntania antaltt,iafieen ioIIer;,,
mnnlle nnmattiaIoIle toi,neentuIou-
Ia anioitielniiefIi. Nopifii htfeipier
benfiloioen lllfumG1rd faifisio lts=
fonnolliiisin fouIuisia on aIentlnnut
20:std 50:een proienttiin.
Vtainittm fongresii oil istunnosIo
SnternationaI NibIe foulullo taSfli
Sianottaiia oli foopunilla non
1,2O0. Sstunto padttbi iunmntai=
iltnnu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
Ntp gor Mhl Riau.. IS Fiantana 6einafnun II. q1l/
Ilainell raaka al$ss,i
,nurbatta Eeilp leadissa
Osnrbaaiaa stiitadH "a fiaIta. Yties
ipansittu cpdil nS

Serlpiteoo, 8. S. ainffaat, la
Iopoliiiit, iotiIaaf id partiopoiat,
ipielapG naiietfi,t, ospat Dbtpneet to-
fao-aianlonn it'd roiston ID nt,trbaa=
iao, iofa ranfanaiiell Sfaipalla tap
poi 0srs Minnie. =. 84rtlettin ellen
taold fotonaan Seulpitfno MnenueI-
Ia, gest SennpiteaoYia. glee,,id
luulloan mllrbaniaa biGIufii tabi tit
ten ndbdmielilefii.
aafii neeferinaistn olifrnt 1tdbneet
erddn rnieben nnrbo sltann tt,osfu
pboefidn aifoan ilIaHo fuIfe,pan ID
bella 8rooflpnin ipeii1tIi6itd met
Iasla ia mifdIi be ndfhrdt- of mics
meresid. Molenlniat lnaiiet fertoi-
mat aiiasto poliiiiHe, bfo pani toi-
ueen aion beti ianothIt paifallo.
Molemmat rreeferitfaiiet OIiiuo1
intellect miehen fansfd id ionoitpat
olleenia iitd naielta, etta mics oil
topellut naiien fansla, Ifi1Id nrul,ter
.ei bdnen naon,onfa Off ollut me
resid ia fbnfittp min 4aas,oir,
Sreenatl,t poliiiifoirht mufanaon
laflipat poIiifit etlirlrddr iDpIlista ia
e1 ottdnut faiian ennei4uiu be t,,oc
iiipat netiash er611l r1deben nitneIta
epbn gucflen AZ tpli,oen ifaiuen,
iota ipaftpasti epailfa3n 1nurbante
fiidfii. auitenfr, fieIii bon anfaras
tt olleenia nlltrbonteosio, Npliiiit
fllitenfaan ettDat usfo1seet banen pi,
beiiiinia tDoou speilpat Imiehen men
nesiimn ia pifdfpat bdata toistaiief-
Iii fii,lli Aloa iatfuu3
( ! r ~
Monet nanplreista afifpat .ndbne,t
eraan ntieben fltlfeipals Wirs Bart
lettin aiasnnon Ghtss iIteisiIa,
nutta fi,faan ei ollrtt bdnt1 tarfelrl-
|nlin tarfnstellllt.
Wtllrboan oil ,fdptettn Inipputfeo
lofa loptpi ntlirbatun lessen ruofa
ialistn. Sc oli plt1pdGtc 1peresld
ia fnfo ruofaialin Iattia oil onleefto
mon naiien lperen punonnta.
Holiiiit tefeip1t anforosti tuotG
iaaoafieen iefuille mllrbaaian.
&c. 3.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
Perbt loSsd oil II ben
ked ll1urbattu ia site
poItettA
6nDne tnbfana, rnnmiit palaneet al
man mnobottOmifii, bdtabnntpia
funltn talpsta ennenfniu tnlt
igttDi.

Miapfielo, q. 81 feiaf 26 p.
Miiben t1pii=ifdiieu ia fuuoen loplen
raruliliit loDoettiin talta1n ernest
2aprence uirtien nloaaDillelilon
lpiinte Dond palaneell fooin raurli-
oistn. aiianbnnrnt pipittatDat, etta
fDInnnflesid ei ollnt ainoastean
tuIipolo, iuaan jouffomllrbaus ia
murbapoltto. aoronerin lnutafinta
tointitti t1naan tuffimufien, n1iittu
mitaan pGGtost1 ei ie ipiel1 antanut.
2oIprencen tnlo iiiaitii tadltd
Ieitienlan mailin padsid ia of ie
fafIibuoneinen puurufennns, Cur
mania faaneet benfil0t oliipat 2atD-
renee title id ipairnonia ia folnle los
taon, 2niprel1cen lnnfon1ies Otis
Dretp ia td1ila1t tpaimo ia foIme las
ta lefa gretp'n neli 0elmar Dren
gsaapnrit, iotfa oIitpat olleet otta4
masla oiaa er1dieen u1fpilnlaiub.
Inan noin ntailin pddsi1 2aiprencen
talosta, nlitpat bltonianneet liefit.
8afIi nuorta miesta, jotfa 4btitpat
e,1iifii pnifnlle, eitp1t fnenneet bGi=
ien1aan enddn rnfef1nrfien iiIalle,
nutta fiipeiilp1t er1aieen I1bi puu=
bum na6oen iielto rirlniiben ma
fantpan lottinlla.
Summit ol1ipat palaneet aiipon
muooottomifIi, Htlltta tlttfitllfiet o.
ioittipot toista ilaista baapoite-
tim jollain terdtp1lla eIineella. Col
Iestu buoneestn loDoettiin reipplfperi
Iiofn iif1lii fltnii tto1iad patrullnoo
ia totnelr tpbi1 eatrumoa fpieresia
M1ooerautoien ioifosta ia libeItd
toiien mieben rurrnista IoDoettiin
fafliterainen firlpes ia iltri olipfar-
M, iota ennen of tafpolltiesti pioet.
tD piballa. Naapltrit lonomat fltul-
leenia naisten ia lasfen batdbuutcia
ia faitfoi,fiio, ennenfuin tlilipaIo oil
b,1onlnttu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
Noroin liifeiuoitut iunret.

Getroit, Micb Hipps gSeefIp
inifaiIun tilndn ipiiffoilesio nunte-
rosia louillu @elirn syoroin Iehoen
entinen toinitusiibteeri 8ipp, etti
sSoro Notor pbtion ipoitot toufo-
firtlla olipot luurernr1lot fi,in nil
'riidn eoelliiend fuufauteno alltoteb
toilijon liifetoininnan fofo histori=
asia, nousten ts miIioonom boIla=
rim eli noin 100000 ooIIariin piii-
masid. aaiffiaon lpoImistettiin
fltiifnliben fllIneSia 97,Ot4 autoa.
alttafin olttoo fobben of spoitto Iifi=
madrin 189 ooIlorio, mifGIi Scr
Ripp fpofltnttaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
Npoieipeltin perint0peIdd luasten
meifalasfn.

9illsoole, Sno. Ntrs Gunlo
Eicbaroipn gurfett iofa iafti eiler
1900 onllnrilt tnelfomuatinn,f'e,,
@ooletpeItin peri1,topeldd mastoan
fertoi td1ldin, ettd ban oil lninnn
nut mainitl,n ll1i1rl,iien l,tnlnlni
repl1blifaanipuoll,een faninIlisfo-
fp1,fien aifano Gbicagosfa 1919.
Hainen, iofa on fofoiiin 9un1pilles-
ia, eeSU., ipnfltnttno, ettd ban oil fac
nut rabat ietd-mair1aialtcan 5enrr
Nicbnrble1,ilta, iofa testnmentisiaa,'
oil aiettorut bdnet niioen hoitaiafii
tptt1renIG hptpafii SIN ianon iaa-
|.neenia erGdIt1 nstG1pdltG1n gbico-
COSTA tiebnn, etfG iieIl1 oliii ro-
boille hbpd iijoitllstiloiiltns ia int
ne nentndon oil ban lpiennt erdG-
teen fonttorii11, nisfn f)i,1 of FOB
bonnnt prefibentti Rooietrcltin ia c.
raan Shuninn ni1niien m;chen, intfc
molemrnin olitpat alIefirioittoneet
tpelfafirion 5hutllon. fan in1oo,
oil mafianrf bdnelIe forfoo lainas-
ia tplioteen 1917 ioaffo, ioIIoin ban
off ldhtenDt Nnnsfoon.
gddllG on iIn,uistu epGiIDfiia. ct
I'd nainen oIiii iontrinit neiiar,er
fdfiin ia ettG preiioentti MooFene1t.
tina eiiirtnnbt mics ei oIIut breSi+
oentti itie ia ettd hanen oIIcfirioi
tltfiet,ia of tp11rennettn fpeIfofir
inon. Nairen fltiterfin fitppnfo-
tunon tpofiiuttoo t,lntencrrla Roo'a-
ipeltin min hnipin. ettG n1irfGin-
1ninen betfl,tus ei tpoin1tf tnrro
fpipmpfieen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
6onlper$ edellee1 vir-
kddnSd

Denmer, felaf. 26 =. Sarnllel
@ompers ia bdnen TOTO hollitufienlo
polittiin i6Ileen Dirfoan tddlld pit
oetpsid Mnteriean federation Of Ga
borin fonipentiionisia. Bompers'in
tpustaehooffaat preiibe11tin ipirfuan
ia iparaprelioentin tpirfac1 fdrlimat
aanestpfiesid mulertaiuan tappion.
GanieI $. Eobin, S1oianapolis-
ista, 1paIittiin nuoclleer rabaston-
boitoiafii ia ssranf Morriion
@csbingtonista nuoelleen iibteerifii
Gincinnntisia, Gbiosia, piitettiin
pitdd ieuraaipa mlioilfonnentiiori
aoiunentlionin lopl,sla ianoi
8olllpers..
.@altapo MOTTO oioittca. etti "
merifan ammattiunionistinen life Ell
bnlla olistua n,d6anndi;pnteen ia
nbne,,teen eif1 &eorst eifG &orp moi
nlddritelld meioan iuuntoamme eifd
mnlito meiban johtaiiamne"
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-07-01
10000 Eenniblmanian failpostpO=
lGistG fmitannnt tbGniG.

BiLfes 9nrre, 8enn. 2dbes
10000 fotpanhiilen faiiDostp0ldist1,
jotfa tposfenteleput Genn'Dlponian
Goal CON tD6n1collo laffoutlliapot
ellen. EDoldtIet lanoitnat, ettl nb-
tio Ell ollut mafianut BELLE ippinutf
len inltfaisto palffaa, ionfo iopintltf
len BE allefirioittitpot tplinte pnon=
nd. Dbtion tpirfailijot ielittitpit, et=
I'd laffo on nlettn Iaittpmosti ia he
tllleipat puolestaan taistelenaon a.
lioltia puoIestn.