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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
Vigil Lights
to Mark Prayers
For Executive

ny Tho Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Jan 90. - NiEu
lirhta. nynbolizinr patriotic pray
for the guidance and support ~ Pres
ldcnt elect Harding when be- takes or
flee ns president ~ ne United states.
VII o. burned from March 8 iu M1fNh
s IN the national shrine uf the immar-
ulnto Conception nt HrOokmnd. ~ g.
aCCordiug tu announcement NJ NisN
itct. InuWna D. SnHhHn rrriHf ul ihr
tHthult university a aual ni 1Iprnl
hos hcon ISSUED 90 au Catholic ui the
United States 90 participate in thc nh-
tionnl devotion stmholiled bf ihr
iifhir
Newer woIc Wisdom and ouuuNn
more needed hy iht head ~ our great
American tNmuCrry. 9Ud NifnDp
fhuhan'a appeal 'Eytrf Catholic
nufhi io oifor on inu dnf iharrn ID
ihc earnest prayer That Goa wNl guide
our chief oN.ruilto wisely nnl volt
That the sVda Of the htc war utit nr
abolished and ulr nation DHfof again
ibo Why of prorross. thr0urh luHiic'
and thHritv The rrrNcet rru"loWs
taH for thr attention ~ thc new urcsi-
don't. rrohiems both domestic and fnf
oign. upon the aolutlnn On which DE-
psndf fho huprineHe uf the American
UIUflD
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
Coolidge Speaks
Upon Roosevelt

~ Thf ArArcln ifii Press
NEW YORK Jan 81 Great men
are "lhc ambassador af providence
rtri 10 cseal 40 ihrir fcnnWmtn thc.r
unknown soiroa" calvin Cunlidti
yioo 10 lloui elect declared n az
.uioslf address on the ne I'D
ThfndH Roosevelt ionlfht before tae
Womtr Memorial ptsociaiion
fhefa B. shmrninr about ihrm
hafa taar HnfthinE fhIt ut CA a.t
n mcnettrd nt ail the, afc Co. he
mta4Mtd iN tNN ftrronalNN action 90
whst uttf.a do q, CAS-. They come
ahd go in rHri 3 mystery. in rHt
tht rimpltet OF all experience Tho
tnmpcilnF Influence ~ The truth
AhfF lUAfp 90 Hncctaaaf The hcfIt
a,sr of greatness dsaccnda to the
people
D, was nai in the tluie uf mulAr
ucril bon ~ clVu pffn ihlt ihc form
ff lrotdCnf performed hlH MOST vale
ultfu srfflcf1 fuI America. the HpcaA
err said The nrcitrW period iu uuI
inrNtutinunN hp addrd docs not iie
in iirert assault upon thrfn. nnr
viii 10 ruur frnW those Whn WIN
sVH irirnt strive Cor thrir otstfuc-
fIon
'nienatrr win come from ihHaf prob
halY who. with ruod intentions scet
tnr private control m public aUtlnn.
No rs 10 60 Noft known tn al hut
iu tho tNDrri<ra ~ Chat eternal fiNI.
iHncc which thrv ton ua is ihe price
~ liberty. % roqulrUr constant rcn
viIiiuu Hnd Dos estimate uf fhU SERVICES
- Theodore T0urfVrn cam hf made
With tnN rrtirlNnl Uf 3d."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24

plnya crippled girls
~ has "a model flnt whore gifls arc
tnuEht housckrculnr
n fosters clubs ror GIRLS nnd wo-
mru lu which fhey study md play.
Lady Clinton now is fO hut nhe
looks moro nearly go than 90 many
titled women who were Dor comuan
ions ln rirlhood ana youne woman.
hood hut who have devoted their
lives t0 frivouties
She now Dr. helping the daughter
0f women whom Rhn helped 70 voHra
Hgo- and ] hope t0 holm thVir Grand
dnuFhtors she alys.
True happiness" raid Lady riur.
once, can bo found only boz scrtIco
Whom J soc how happy these girls arc.
Tor instance. boz hcing Eivrn tho nn-
ppriunity Co.. learn and Go hhor. + fnol
moro than renuid for ms efforts
u have won wealth horr n
wealth of satisfaction That la fho great 4.
c4i 81 Riches ! 9AY in au earnratnors
nm The debtor ~ thuHr Firir
Society nfr' Mere Inaof ouit
% because 10 bored mo Em rve
never been bored since J art out 90
mike others happy
And I've found tho inlna-run nf
humanity Among the poverty rtrlcl
cn pans ont just ns fuo De- in the
circlcH where thuy dine on gold
plate"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
JAPAN COUNTS
FRICTION ENDED

CONTINUED from rufc Nucl
the two nntHne hHvp steadily grown
$50 Importance flDm puulirni rUonu.
mrai and social prd various other
uulute of view M ie irun thaf tnIH
friendly rDntonaDip M moi Without
nn occamonnl mlngling 200 incidents
that Dr. almost NrVfltit u Hnt inter-
national rotations Huf Hm frniv
of ihc opinion that Fundamentally fhN
relationship between Japan Hud Am-
erica iH an cordial Hs ever nnd ihnf
thcrc ate no such nfufmnuninhic oh.
ri1rl,H nh might disturb hH0Ir ffH-
ters which govern ihai relationship
Moreover. ] ann happy tn notice That
in recent years the popular under
standing between the two people h1a
been greatly helped hv che riuHr and
frequent contact az influential mrH
Gf both countries I desire t0 eNuroa
my appreciation OFT thc valuable rf.
fertH ~ those people which D hope
win not ho allowed to slacken boz mt-
mn.F
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
SANITARY INSPECTOR
WARNS ABOUT FLIES

fconfmncd From Page ~
nut into umcflUC fTforc The fir makes
niH 1pp01rfHro from garbage and fHth
Wifh ihN coming BIZ few warm DAYS.
rho mOtWIlfn nuleanCo also may hc
prevented 'n nfre mcnWurc hv CloHn-
Inr Uur nlUwIHoe StHEuant water.
such nH nccumuhfcH Boo old cams. buck
otH Tow PLACES Dos thD yngdH and dump.
rhadY places ih thn grass are ideal
breeding spots Tor mosquitoes. A
clean un ncrofdlnr to these specified
uous now before fho hfpedinf 8rhaon
30 The mosquito win result lu climlnat-
iur in large way thr mosquito nut
mnco which ufualiN accompanies the
FIRST warm DAYS of snriug"
Zoo u rrcnnt HnceUh before one of the
civic clubs Mr. iiuddlenon set forth
hc results ~ fho nctiwilfs 90 mch
posts nH thr 0r ana the mosquito. lie
Illustrated the amount nf child illnceH
unH drlM Osuard hy The germ heaters
auf lhf total acrcontnGr IN human SUE
fDrins duo directly GO thp insects. One
nN nr monluito noW rrproHcnte mile
lion or more Hurh rcTfIlcnce. hringcfs
iatcr ln thc vnar nnd hv destroying one
ne Inc urofcit thine the world ls rldded
Of q multitude to clusc havoc Boz tho
future.
-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
UKRANIAN DRIVE
UPON SOVIET GROWS

frnniirued from pnro onef
ON from their beds and shot ot hnnr
Nnf fhrir heufOdnnis u uum
Dor OF instances have hoon wntnod
lcafc the district 8nd rrvor res
turn.
virtually all NJ the railway line from
kict to pdpFsn iH said 90 he controlled
By thc Insurgents bur thc huishellki
plan tp regain control 90 81 ns soon
az their reinfOrcrmpnis arrive Tic
insurgents have been victorious lu
srferai encounters south of ktrv. rhcy
nave soached ihu suburbs 81 Kint
Rcd forces are un their way 90 that
city io prevent ite capture
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
NEGRO SITS JAIL AFiRE
AND DIES iN FLAMES

AZ The Associated Press
THOMSON. Ca Jnn 90 County
ofucian are authority for the story
thW pan haryia, q negro prisoner
WIG was confined ~ GIG county jail
early TODAY when hc att frc io me
JAIL in trNing a. burn his WAY 90 frae.
dom. The san wns DESTROYED
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
pnlcEs PUT ON TICKETS

~ Tho Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA ian a1 81
protection both Go gIsrHnrcrH and
ticket agents. the Pennsylvania rli.
way today announced that the price
would na printed on tho face of 900
railway tckrte The order ia rffcc-
fieU immediately
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
PROPERTY VALUED
AT MILLIONS BURNED

tConilnued From Page ~
Now Nofk suffered the ainatcfi lnss
fhr ilrc-Near total being tIi0 So5.sgI. or
nearly 10 ppr cent of fhc total Penn.
sNlNauia was sccond with SIS I3a $50
illluoM third. with sTG.NlG sp9, New
lNiNev fourth. vita Sb3aT9.bgS and
Massachusetts flfsh with s68.6f1.OST.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24

49, The Associated Press
n ASSAM Hahnma ishnd len Cd
~ y Morgan qf New YORK and o
nRrtN on nuarl SIR MnrNau's snnht
corsair are visiting Nassau. TEsy
wlli lcqyc Norday for a cruise among
the West Indies
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24

Statistics prove TINT hntivo born
Of native parents hnv, u much lower
mortality rate than either tho foi.
eirn born or the native born of for
eigu parents
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24

SAN FKANClSCO, Jan 60 Chas
N hllns, assistant city editor of the
san Francisco Chronicle. died here 40.
day. lie was 30 years ola and one OF
the hest known newspaper men on
the Pacific coast
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24

Tho wooden clothes pi1a used an
nunily iu the United States take go
900 coo foct of lumber
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-24
NEFF'S ACTION
ON PARDONS SCORED

Continued From Page one
ward sicp thc governor proposes Cd
intc
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Ole qHDOoe.
Die a~oltamblmie.

Gines Der uiigIiditen aIeiounas.
itiide Don Der sSelt lit Die Goitufn.
BLUE uno SualeIa zines Der nilB.
braudJtelten. Slcbt ma lie plel.
leid)t OFT forfeit getragenl Selten
erld]elnl ne ta0cllOs, namIid) Don
oerlelbcn Semitic, ME Ger yicii oes
SoltuH@, Dem he eIngcrelbt puroe.
Ans elmer III oen Oeln)aften DC.
balteuen unIlaan gcrplnlt man ole
lteber6euaullg eInes reld;bultlaen
Sorrata Don Slulen aller art, iros.
Dem Iaut al oeM 6rauen ole Siule
oIrlTaa ais ltoreI0es Htonient au1.
Woran llegt od5T &le An1Iport lau.
let: Sic OraIen babell III DER Aegrl
teInen SegrlIt Don oen 6unttluarI
Der 8luie uno bon Den ,3.ueuelI, OF.
nen ne oIent SIe 0pTern lbren gu
ten Uelunlud Den gYulId)en tilr ct.
mas Seqnenles unO NuslldJes; ne
oenten llUW al UergulIgeue Gage,
al5 Die 9eIuoentalle ueblt Hod IT.
genopelder StlDuf1enDet galIg uno
NSbe geIuclen uIIo mad)eu Dem &Sed).
lei III Der Slule feinerIei ,3lae.
ltanoniile.
IS miro maIld)e 6rauen unIleb.
Jam ilberraibell, gu uetnebnien Dob
Die %aoltiimbluie, penn lie mt Dem
Hode elne5 &GltiIrns getrageu miro,
lld)t in oas Iesige MtoOenproarauum
paBt. Selbit nau elngeDenOiter Ye.
tradtung Der Nn9elegenbeit crgibi
lld bod nid)t oa5 yieiultat, oaB elnt
Vlule aus Chiffon ooet Bbautalle.
ietoe gu Dem Stoltiinrode paBt. Ser
@tfctt ut gut III 8erbinoultg nit
Dem Saaett, uber ~Ourd)aus aeuentei.
Zig. lobal0 0a5 Sadett obaeleat
miro. Sideriid3 bat oieie auitiun
BLUE ibren Blas. aber feline &c
meinidaft mil. Der idneioer0eferf. /
ten 4n5na nit Dem nltr Die id)nel.
oergetertigte ooer Die meid,e, bono.
gcarbeitcte ironj0iiidje NIuIe barnlo.
inert un0 els SCiI oiticS @nn3en
Anerfennung flnoet.
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qHr die E6<.

SIIjc. aoDIriiben mcr0cn IL
lric4 jcrId.lttcH ua1 l.
5aliiuailcr abgelrclt. Cam the man
5nr1cHiDc,ben, 5criaRittcHe ,5,:c
9elu, 2elIe Don DcllcuIBtm 6.clldl,
1S"llo /, ! Gil I'll q "a
etc 4riie Ei,licr, / IecI6iitl ;}ul
fer une L!lgllopc Ueldtmc OHuL.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28

sc ottenlod ]er in Yortie.
en-, Wlnn oeroedt Wu.tenIodcr IN
Sortieren aln beltcrL inoeni man
10glidlt genou in 6urbe uno Stotl.
'aidaffen belt. fIcine 6lifd)en III DER
3r0Be oe5 codes entpeoer nit icbr
clnen Stld)cn bon lluf5 anhai1et,
Der, in Sale Die Eoder iebT aroB
no mo Der Stoii itbr lciurooia liz.
ut einNn Slrbeitoii unterfIcbt. Gs
Dies bie cin}ige Nrt mlrtIidlea
'htcfens.
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Sir y%OlfipOf" nah Sentihlano.
preis pro 9ahr $3.50. ,N1oreenitern4 uno
n,loreitern" nad' O%eutid,lano
800 pro oabr.
Die Bolt Re9ulatiOnen iber Den SerionOt BON @Buaarer
uadl . utidlano.

~Eie ~&oHSpoit" nod Gemidlano perfeuocn mir BON iet an
5u MIR $3.50 pro Sabr. ms he ,NorDitern~ .3etungen, clio rlsor.
aertern~ leocn 4ienstag mo Den ~%gororern" ieocn 6renns, fir 3u.
lGn1meH MIR $500 pro IGhr. IS fam trt 3peHeI barber beneben
oaB oenilde 3cltrn9en pH hr bruben nit gr0Bter Sebniuht erpor-
tet uno nit 6rcuoeu geken merOen. CAB aeraoe uniere 3enunoqn
ais Fralent an ole 2ebcn 3riben in ieoer Siniiht ioeaI limo, meroea
NOM ole iflere Seler lngcn Nan icn0e uns 8etelungeu aIeidb eiG,
uto allie mcr0cn mir ior9Hdit ausflbren.
Eafetput Hcanlnhonen.
Eodete nit eBmoarcn nat brHbeu oirfen uiht Iber II Bfnns
megen, lmo nidht itber + 6F lang ODER 6 Sf i'm llmans ien.
Siarte &uppitattcln, 9ut umidnirt, eignen ih am beIten umD rpie.
gen am letdlhften. Ser Snbnlt fam irgeno etmos niht leiht Der.
Gerblihes an GBmoaren iUn. me &nffee, 6bee. GbofoIa6e, &eis
Vfehl in 9ledbudicu, Setc, 3uder, Sped un0 .boneIeb bam", nber
fem sails. ODER SnI5ffcih. etc fem Pile g~eianoten Grooufte mifien
aus Dem SnldHoe ito1men. Se0er abienoer befommt in Der
volt elm 0etIoratiOnS. 6ormuIa ar gum @uSfInen. 9nbei
tonnen Die 8comrn bebffIih iein, u0 lie pcroen ale iouIige Aus.
tuuft ertheHen.
Chine 3metfel miro Der 9erfebr mad oribeu grobarhae 9imen.
toren anncbmef, unier &Glfsmert miro uermeBlihen Seaen ifof.
fen uno Vinionen ~gcbrodene 0erPn uufridreu. 70 oob i'm Idfper-
gepriften oeutihen 0olfe pieocr Strait mo Wtutb fir cine frobe 3m.
fnrt einfPbren tonnen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28

5ebrt baben, oI3 pcnn lie lid) mill.
lam ourd cine bobe 8ranoidndt
oHrdlreilen mus. 9ei 0erOen mo
iold)cn Sad)eloien obne 9auer.
branoeinias miro ole @lIt 5ruednld.
Btg norliLtiJ etluaa nad binten &c.
ldloben mo porn oui oen Ieeren
Holt ons neIe 8rennmateriol oc.
id)idltct. @ei 8in0ien file nan
morgcns gleidl oen anriicn Soaes.
bcoarf nuf mo man miro lcben. ME
nnenolidl uicl iid) ourdl Die rid).
tige Sebanolumg DER Gefcn ipuren
I0bt.
@aarpfle9e. Sdon in sin.
oeaalter be0nri Gas Saat Ser Bead.
tung mo Eilele pen Settle Der Wirt.
ter, Gin mtidcr uno 0~ldnjen0er
@aarmutS aui Dem &opIt lit elm
gilteS 3eid)eu iiir Ole porDanoene
@eiunobeit; ein iprooer itruppiger
Naarlrud)s 0cItet auf aranfbeit i'm
%AIl1encincu, uamentlidl aui &rauf.
belt ser &aut bin. Wit &Gmmen
uuo 9iiritcn lit Sic Eiiege Der Nnarc
nod nidt %ab9euIodt. Ter &aar.
booen, Der GruabrungSiib ser 9aare.
muB Iorai0Iti9 reiraebalten mrrocn.
Ceiterc @oidnmgcn nit l~oupnrnem
SeIIennailer pocr &oniapaiier un0
ior1fdItiae Gntiernuna Der trnden
geuoroeueu uEo ab9tioIlcueu &aut.
idIIppcn lit n0tig. Gin aute3 Nit.
tel fir Sopihallt ArtO aopihaore iii
friiflcr GiHottcr, monlit man mo.
deutIih ein- bis slreinIaI sic Sopi.
bnltt eiurcibt: oorduf mer0cn oie
0aore nit lomuarmcm @oiier &c.
60ri0 Qcmaid]en. bis Itdl fein Sdaum
rnebr 5ciat. lln @rFdItmnQeu por3n.
b%euaelL reiniQc man sen @anrbooen
MIR 0c$ Ahrno8; ME lalie mni Sin.
Ser nit uaiien &ourcn III Bic ircic
!ltft ac6eu @cr1cn Die Nonre fari
0cidnittcn. 10 entite5cn hurh Grfdl'
tuua Icid1t Shnnpicu. auacn. mo
0brcncnt5ir0um4 iomie aOpiraeu'
moti2nmS. Hinr llcbriacn oher be.
i6r6crt cia m1bigc$ &urihnlteu Ser
&oore SIC aopj6ontonsoijnihm mo
0o$ Nnb$tum ocricI5cu. 81 marine
GogibcocdunQ iiibrt lcihter III Gr'
fdltmacn, ais 81 Ieidlte. Sh0neS
Saar iii cine 3icroc oe9 Nen'den;
oc5icibt fam nan ubcr MIR erlou'
ncn uno bebalteu. mcnn ridtlAe
@aarpiicQc pom Su8cno alf geiltt
miro.
9utcn pom @cittuo.
hIoiieru. Observation-Disclosures pitBt
man. inocm man oItl @oI5aktc ooer
ieingcihabtce @irldle9cr @nunol
oocr @rnuntmciu idiIttct. ocn Nrci
alsoonn olt Sic SN!oiicr aufirdgt
uno lie nit elllcm luoIlcneu Noppcr
tiid)tig reibt b%icroui putt man NIT
trodeuCm @iridllc0cr uaH mo lUiidh
init einem &einrntlid)e ab.
Gingetrodncte 8Ias.
it3piel. Gingctrodncte 0lo3.
it6yicl mcr6en 0nhurh 0elodcrt, onB
man nm Oie Gt0picI ctiUoS Noiier
idiittet mo nics cine babe Stum'
DC mirten Id6t. @ctrol mirti nod
IdncIIer, lit obcr uid)t imnler an.
fuenobar. 9a< Grtpdrnrcn oes 8los.
bales nit brcnieuocn Sd|wcfeltolS
lit ebenio ant mo cinfadcr. Hnh
bel poritcbrtoeu SortitopleIn iii Dies
WittcI onipenhbnr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28

Nus Sem @eriht&fGas
lc. &crtei0iQcr ia. @aiti. bo
d0tt' iu) Gudl aIio bod nal GIilflih
Dorm ,3udlt1on3 bcm0hrt; Is hattie
ater aud pirtIih oar ni1t vjel 0ran
lcicblt. OoB Id Gnd) id,gic6Iid' ieIbcr
nod 'iir miduloIl Gsaalteu bate.
&m atpt 0ericlbe Ero,
iciicr Inn HritAnraut unh0cuflid
icjn ciacnc5 2pienclbiIS H}irrcnr).
Nerrlott, pcm iicbt scr Mcnid En..
oristcn BOD MIR ohniid
&ut bP3cid nct Eroiei
or foer nit fnapncr Vet cincm on
fcriauicnocu N1tomobiI ousmeiho:
Ia@ loor sin [oii. loii, nber Der
!eiter Elm 3oii 10i'eI!
Wioer ieincn
4 ma 4. 6rcnno II: @u5 mad.
oeinc SdpueltrrI 0cte itc pobI Ell
poor Satire uid}t 9cicbeH.
5rtum0 z @trit ne 0a taunt
lptc9crcrlcnnen; mar frijher mn
Sft53c. lit otcr mt Der 3lit cir.
Ytlo 0ou gi,.em %;do6cn ~8cnor0en.
6rcnR0 u 1otientlid fein3 aus
Ser z&aiIou
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28

Gieies Wtllter fonlnlt in A Gro.
ben: tlcin, 32-34; mitteIorob, SO
IS; groB, 40-42; uno ertra.
eroB, 44-46 3oa Srultneite. Sir
ellie mittel9roBe Game brau6t man
6A YarO5 oes S. 3ou brciten Ma.
teriaIs.
Sic Stoffe, lpcld)e iidl por5iioIidl
CUR Gerarbeituug oieies MuIters
ei9nen, iino: @enluiterter Crepe IN
Seioe ooer Yaumpolle, Goile, @eor.
gette, @atiit, Gbayteuie, Saifet, ut.
Los, CORDUROY, Serge, @dbaroine
mo Grepe De GbiEe.
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2ieies Wtuiter tommt in a Gro
ben fir Waofen uon 6, 8, 10 uno
II Sobren.A Sir cine 3ebnidbriae
braltd)t man 3h garos oes SO 3ou
breiten Stoffes.
sur @%crurbeitun9 oieies Mooens
ei9nen ii6 8Iaio 8inqGam NIT Sra.
gen, 0iirteI mo Monidcttcn aus
tpeiBem Grill. Nubcroeln fam man
nit %ebcnIogutem Cleft farrierte
@oIenitoite, Serac, @eIucteen, Gai.
fet, 8eboroiue ooer &ercnle per.
penoen.
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$ odmoocrneS 20 Il Ii nj.

SQJittlIIIitltttl ofVo,
9icies Ntrlltcr fonnlnt i'll Z 8ro,
Ben fir "a, 36, IS, 40, ~, "A uno
46 3oQ GailIenmeite. Sir 0roBe
3S brard)t mon 5I2 Yoros ocS SO
3on brciten Gtoiics. Ger &od lit
unten bel perlanAcrtcn Jolten etpa
2 0oroS mcit.
Gang beionoer3 ci0neH lif fir
Die &eritellun0 oieies aleIoca Crepe
De Wteteor, Crepe De Chine Gelpe.
teen, Ntlas, Saffct ooer 0eorlldte
@corgette; ierner, Serqc, Sricotine,
GlloetDn mo @abarOute. Cur @ar.
nierung m0gen 9rofat 8cl3, @1b.
den, Spiben c6cr Gtidercicn oic1cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-28
ShnittmuIter 341f.

Sieies Whittier fomnt in fini
0roBen fiir Mdohen bon 6, s, 10,
II mo IA Sabren. Sir cine ;3ehn.
labrige braiIdlt mon 81 garos oes
Al sou breiten Stoifes.
Sur Sernrbeitunn oieics WuIters
oieneu Seatber Mirture. SudJfabri.
tote, Seioe. Sfpeeo, Serge. Srooo.
cloth, Soloclotb. GeorncIotb ulh
Tluetpn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-29

The auction sale held at the Bowen
livery stable last Saturday was as
advertised the biggest sale of this
kind ever held in Logan. Messrs
Poole and Peck are conducting these
sales weekly. They have all kinds o,
horses, big and small in addition TO
cattle and farm machinery. Their
stable on North First West is always
kept clean and " would be impossl-
BILE to have q corral in better condi-
ton through all the rains and SHOWS
which have fallen recently. These
boys sold all the horses they had on
hand lac, Saturday and are planning
for II big sale next Saturday. Look
fop their advertisement elsewhere In
this isaue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-29

be evenly distributed on a windy day
There are numerous ways of SOW
ing the seed, but il has been found
advantageous TO make two sowings
with the second sowing crosswise to
the first. In this manner the seed
will be more evenly distributed and
bare spots eliminated After the
sowing the seed should be raked with
a rake or narrowed with light har-
row.
The quality of the seed is very
important consideration The best is
none too good. The type known as
"recleaned" is to be recommended
The quantity of seed required for an
area of $500 square feet is approx
imately five pounds. Mixed lawn
grass seed may be purchased from
any Of the dealers or IL preferred a
mixture OF six pounds Kentucky blue
grass 10 one pound OF white clover
is recommended.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-29

oneida Academy Of Preston scored
the greatest number Of points in the
cross country run which took place
Saturday afternoon. The schools par
ticipating were Oneida Academy, II.
~ c., North Cache, South Cache and
Logan High The fret ten contens-
ants crossed the tape in the follow
ing order running two and one
fourth mile course: Smith of Oneida,
10 minutes 81 As seconds: Bingrup.
d. Y. c.. Erickson of N. Cache, Lar
son of Oneida. DANES OF Oneida,
Murray of S. Cache, Weir of Oneida,
Wiser Of b. p. c.. Rich Of b. v c.
and Gedes of Logan High The fin
al scoring was Oneida 357 points;
b. Y. c.. 1886; North Cache, 2s2;
South Cache, 40; Logan High 9s.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-29
HATCHERY

LOGAN HATCHERY. Phone
l16-N.w. Day old chicks for sale.
March. April May delivery. sold right
at hatchery where you can see what
you are getting. Also Fireloss Brood
ere, Colony Breeders. Chix mash put
up By successful pouluyman. No
order too small or too large See
me before ordering. can success
fully meet all prices on California
chix, should you need them. All six
varieties. Also custom Matching. Our
White Leehorn, the noted Tom Bar.
ron Oregon Agricultural College
strain Of heavy layers. ! can hatch
your eggs cheaper than you with set
ting hens. Adv-tf-C
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-29
Sc.
CURITIES GOOD
INVESTMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March -.
University Of Pennsylvania boys
have taken the lead in a movement
which economists agree is one of
prize Importance for the financial and
mental welfare Of America. They
are aiding 10 educate both foreign
and native born residents of Phil
adelphia in sound principles of per-
sonal finance, thrift and safe and
profitable investment.
These workers have realized that
instruction in these subjects without
concrete practic and example is of
ten without effect and many OF them
are aking regular canvssing trips
throughout more densely populated
districts of the city, inducing the
purchase of government savings GER
tlficates such as savings stamps and
servings certificates. Regular trips
are Smade to encourage the regular
laying aside of certain portion of
each weeks earnings and the canvas
ser travels from door to door. over
looking no opportunity.
The results of this work have been
most helpful and satisfactory and has
been reflected strongly in the atti-
ltude of those addressed, both in the
purchase of securities and the piling
up of savings funds.
In connection with this work, c..
O. Wright, general secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian association OF
che University of Pennsylvania,
Writes 10 William aMther Lewis. di-
rector OF the savings division OF the
treasury:
| ShOulu bht w l'li YOU w JUN
y word, something OF the work that
The Christian association OF the Uni
,Nrrstty Of PennAylvanis Is doing in
the sale Of Thrift stamps and treasury
savings stamps.
i 1--WE have number OF students
who volunteer for work in our uni
veIsity settlement house which is
conducted by the Christian associa-
tion, number OF these men 30
throughout the more thickly populat-
ed districts OF the city from door TO
door selling the stamps. This item
of our work has assumed large pro
portions and number of pepole have
found themselves with savings on
their hands and habit of saving in
their lives in this lire of peculiar in
iduatral stress"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-29

Two aplendid services we've held at
the Presbyterian church SUNDAY ln
commentaries ot'Easter and the
congregations filled the church to ca
pacity. Especially fine was the East
er cantata The Living Christ" AZ
sung by the choir at the evening ser
vice. This cantata told the story OF
the crucifixion and resurrection Of
Christ and Interpreted the message
OF the day as the disciples understood
Il The choir was under the diree
tion Of Mrs, NJ. D. Robinson and was
accompanied at the plano by Mrs.
Martineau and by Mrs. LInhartz on
the violin, Many fine words Of eom
mepdatlon have been expressed as TO
the work Of the choir and the various
EolOlsta aud especially Of Mrs Rosi-
son. ,hA director.