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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
HOME MISSION. SOCIETY,"
HOLDS FINE CONVENTION
.Two-D.ys District Messing Of
: Women, Home Missionary
Society Closes r.

/ The : district convention Of the
w omen,s Home Missionary & society
opened in the Meth odistl church Sat
urday morning with at business. ses-
sion, thetminutes of the annual meet
ing were read, and reports of vari-
Gus committees given, after (which
there were two very interesting talks,
one ON Glow to Secure New Mem
bers." by Mrs. G. H. Zentz, and one
prepared by Mrs. Higgins Of Fergus
Fails on "The Use Of Our Talents in
the Work Of Missions, !" was given by
Mrs. Way of Fergus Falls because
Mrs Higgins was unable to attend.i
The ladies of the local church
served a luncheon at IL o'clock to
about 20 of the visiting ladies. 4,
The afternoon session opened with
a song service followed by devotions
led by Mrs.-P. r Thrown. About IL
members of the Home Guards, the
IL to. Is year age auxiliary of the
local Home Missionary society sang
very nicely special Home Guard
song. : Z!
This, was. followed, by very in
teresting and instructive talk and out
.line-of work for the young peoples
societies aof ) Home Missions, the
Queen Esthers, Home Guards and
Mothers Jewels, by Mrs. Emma Hoy
Of Minneapolis. She emphasized the
necessity Of training the young peo-
pie for carrying on the work. Z.
q. The: following officers were elect
ed !: president, Mrs. I. w. French, Be-
midi. xice-president,- Mrs. H. Way,
Fergus, Falls; corresponding secre-
tary, Mes. Charles Kerr, Long Prai-
RE; secretary, Mrs. G. H: Zentz, Be-
midi; treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Ramsey,
Staples; secretary, Young Peoples
Work, Miss Anna Brown Bemidji;
secretary Of temperance, Mrs. Frank
Marcus; secretary Of literature, Mrs.
H. Way. ~ ;, $40 =
a At the close Of the afternoon pro-
gram the visitors were given an auto
ride Around the; Jake, which was great
ly appreciated by them. q
The evening meeting: opened with
a long service followed by prayer.
Mrs. A. M. Bagley, in a short but
pleasing address, of welcome; spoke
in behalf .of. the. Methodist. church and
people. in welcoming them to this
Continued on, Page 81 -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS
gBACCALAUREATE SERMON

u The auditorium of the Bemidji
State Teachers college was filled to
capacity Sunday afternoon to hear
the iBaccalaureate sermon for the
graduates, preached by Rev. William
Elliott, rector Of st. Bartholomew
Episcopal church.
Rev. Elliott dwelt particularly on
the Importance Of the teachers being
equipped, not only intellectually and
physically, but also spiritually, for
the important life work they are to
undertake. His message was one Of
inspiration and help. Chosen songs
sung by the audience added to the
service. Rev. w. F. Kamphenkel as
sisted in the services.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
FORD CARS SALES ARE
MOVING RAPIDLY HERE

There is no financial stringency
in Northern Minnesota" said C. w.
Jewett, when asked how the<automo-
bile business was prospecting, 'sWe
have every reason to ibe thankful for
the healthy condition of the Ford
car business. :.
Last! week we distributed So tout
ing cars, 16 roadsters, sedans and
QUE coupe in our own territory. We
have more card coming daily and are
oversold right now on the new ar
rivals. j We hope soon to catch up
with sales, so that we can make de-
liveries on sight,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
PROGRAM OF WOMANS BENEFIT ASSOCIATION o..
THE MACCABEES TUESDAY, MAY 81, AT NEW ARMoRY
Afternoon
Call to order at 2 d. m,

p.
Snging-"Woman's Benefit Association"
Introduction of Mayor Gaock by Mrs. Jennie E. Jdon OF
Northern Minnesota. =
Miss Harriet Olson deputy commanders of
ANDY Ethel Robbins, special deputy
supreme keeper by Miss Harriet Olson IL.
No. 10 Guard TeamM.
Prckett captain
church.
Evening Session Il S>~,s4
Call to order promptly at 8 o'clock
Bmidj No. % Guard
Miss Rose Olson, captain. f&r,-
Address
California Drill by Foton Review No. Guard Team
Fancy Drill by Bemidji Special Team.
Miss Harriet Olson
Introduction deputies commanders and marathon AAa4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
JUVENILE BAND FUND
VERY WELL SUBSCRIBED

When, all subscriptions for the Ju-
venile band are totaled up there will
be verytclose to 5000 for Use of the
boys. This much will not all be
needed for tue International fFalls
trip but the amount remaining, after
the transportation is paid to-Inter-
national. Falls will be kept as a NJ
cleus for fund to finance a trip to
the Minnesota State fair in 1922 for
which plans are already being start
ed :.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF BUCKS ANNOUNCED

F.. M. Goughnour, proprietor of
the Motor Inn, today announced the
reduction on the full line of Buick
automobiles ranging from $270 on
the 5-passenger touring car to $666
on the 7-passenger sedan and 4-pas-
senger coupe. The new prices ap-
pear in the Motor Inn adj on anoth-
er page of this issue. The prices are
effectiYe June 1.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
DIR. ZENTZ GIVES ADDRESS
TO LAPORTE SENIOR CLASS

DR.. G. H. Zentz, drove to Laporte
Sunday afternoon where he deliver
ed a. baccalaureate address to the
graduating class of the Laporte high
school. :, ftS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
!, The Chinaman-is.sa said to have at
tackled Miss Ritter after an argument
had taken place between them. The
wound is not thought to be serious.

A half-breed named Badreau, from
Cass Lake, was arrested, Saturday
afternoon charged with stealing a
car in Cass Lake. A telephone mes
sage was received by the police de-
partment advising of the theft and
Bemidji officers got the man here,
He was taken 20 Cass Lake Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
CHINESE COOK CHARGED
OF ASSAULT WITH KNIFE

: Henry Tong, Chinese cook at the
Kelliher hotel, was arrested about
noon Saturday, charged with as
saulting waitress at the hotel, Miss
Rose Ritter, with Ia knife. Tong
was released on 500 'batE to appear
in court Tuesday morning. -, =. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
CLASS IN C1V1CS WILL
MEET TUESDAY EVENING

The League Of Women Voters
class in, civics has been postponed
from this evening, their regular
meeting night, to Tuesday evening
at the library building at 8, O'Clock.
since today is Memorial Day. '''
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30
REV. ELLIOTT ADDRESSES '. 49,
MENTOR GRADUATING CLASS

Rev. DR.. Elliott, rector. of st. Bar
tholomew's Episcopal church, deliv-
cred q baccalnureate sermon to the
Mentor graduating class Sunday eve
ming. T.. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-30

DIN. U. II. ZENIK
DR.. Zentz will deliver the Memoir
ial Day address at the new armory
this Afternoon as a part OF the pro-
gram arranged for public observance
Of this day in remembrance of the
deceased war veterans. The program
begins at 2:30, and the public in
general is urged to attend.
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Wtt,tnefota.
I en- israelia Tpriatning. Ssnbaa

4 en- 1Br9elt9 UDrTaln1Hg. Spnoa9
9(ften blep Sueo 9. Greier iunben /
b~eoioitlss 3ilitanb paa ct Sotel /
minneapolis % bragt paa gpboipi.
talet, bpor 2Rgerne erflerebe, at ban
-leb al Notwithstanding eler anoen
Silt, % Of Ser bar imaa ltbiister til,
at ban piIbe flunne fomme iig ieien.
San par pmfrine 40 gar san,mel.
Soor ban bsrte biemme iises Der IN
genting ON.
Tarlig fpeitebe. Seal Sanoer oe
emil 2anbmarf fom for en- ltges Sib
iiben libsfarlig tilifabe llnber Slpt.
ningen af en- 9r9ifemaIfine / Iprbe'
ben at garnesbiae. Soet De fisrte
neooper 9affe off Der noget iitpffer
Samenfsinineen melem De to 9ele
al l%lbitpret, iaa at Separatorer
renote inb paa 9ampmaifinen oq
flenlte W9nbene fait. Sanoer bler
oesuben ilemt ifobct al Damp.
@reben paa ferif Bjernins. grai.
nero Den 9oe Iusuit. Otter flere
Tigers llnberisaeIier bar Mpnbigbe.
oerne enbelia grebet "Woonibinerer
Il 9oof Sut Safe, ibet De boloer
0tife Selen unber $1,000 aautior
anflaget for Spertrnbelie al probi.
biticnSlopen. s lpneere Iib bar
Wtpnoighcberne mootaaet gfterret,
Ringer ionl antpbebe, of Der etitebs
Il 2oof Out Safe iitriftet br9nbtes
ulopligt gr9noepin. g. q. 9opb oQ
Geo. @anbis, ipecie1e 8etiente, be.
gpnbte at unoerisse Stiqinsen o. ef.
terat babe pPret nogle Gage pao
Cur. iaa De enoelia en- Wanb no ODER
Ganbet. &c iulgte | Stilbeo eiter
% ianbt ham / geiibbelie al ct bel
borteiemt 0einaationSapparat oa
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Nor0 9afota.
Waa aIbria rere 0enrr

Iaa aIbris rbre 8eprr. Gicfin.
ion ben 9oe IIlsuit: Chris Sobl,
ben IL sldrs eamle @rt iom for Ell
Sib iiben al 8anoare tilisieoe lin
9amerat, Setter 2ebnert, ct bsbeIist
Sfuoiaar, mac albrig mere baan6te-
re ct Sfpoepaaben, beriom ban oilers
bill unbaaa at fomme paa Sloperiet.
9ette bar Den Com iom al @alter
Sterlanb, i%upenile Commissioner for
pebfommenoe 0iitrift, uotalte oper
@,ltten, ba Settinger Gountps Wpn-
bigbeber itiaeoe ham UNDER Inflage
Tor Worb.
A~nflageSe for Cperfalb. 80 for.
mentliee S. W. 80. blep / forrise
ltge arreitereoe / Nep &ocfioro be.
ifplote for at bape operialbt og mis-.
ballblet en- ~forfrsblet Seteran fra
8eroensfrigen, CHARLES Sbomas,
bpem De iparfebe al ct igang p9renbe
Sraattoa. 9e blep itillebe for Ret.
ten / Sarso, bpor De opsap fine Rau.
ne @iaiam Safpion oe Sarolb
9root. De giorbe affalb paa fore
lebist Sorbsr oa itiaeoes unoer So.
900 aalttion, iom ingen al Dem bar
iitano til of ifaife, oe De iibber altiaa
Ii Sengiel, inbtil beres Sag ienere
fommer unber 8ebanolins.
Saglueir. Sra Minot berettcs III.
Der Cato ben Cite bs., of Der paa lie.
re Steber / Staten bar p9ret Sasl.
bigger af itsrre eller minbre lloitr9f.
nina, men at Sfaben bar p9ret inc.
itrpnfet til ct lioet Strss / Smeenen
al Ylentppoob iarnt en- Stribe nor.
oenfor 9ansforb paa 10 Mil i 9ans.
De % 21a Wfil / 8rebbe. Sfaoen paa
Gplingen / BET Strsg anilaaes til %
q so Hrocent. Seiaa / Smegnen al
Warbais bar Der en- Saslbpse, men
Der anrettebes ingen n9pnep9rOia
Sfabe. On aob Del al s(plinecn pao
DC aanter er allerebe inbbierset, el.
iers bapbe man bel bapt at berette
ON itore Cab.
:. ". @. % Tfpnbisbeoerne. Jor
nogen Gage iioen bleo en- S. ". @.
iom opgap fit Rapn for gurfbart, |
8aaep Gitp arreiteret for 2sssien.
aeri og oemt til 10 9aees S9naiel.
Sans "1rosbrsore" isste at ifram,
me Wpnoisbeoerne til at ilippe BAN
lps, men bet gift life. Saa erfl9rebe
DC Streif | belle Smesnen % paa.
falote Ssitfolfene at neolGsse @rbei.
oct. Snsen ifaI arbeioe mere, inbtil
8mrfbart after er pao Srifob. Geo,
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netop ifGrb meb at Iape iitanb en- M
Ssrpe.
Mtter inofansen. Sorbrpoeren
WcGool, iom npIig unopea fra
Sinosipseaiplet / ct. peter, blep ct
9ar Gage ienere otter paasreben %
iat fait. San blep inbbentet paa Bel.
Ell mellem Wep @icblano o. 9uieco
al Srartf @bittier, Statens 8arole
Isent, % q. 6. Welicn, Sefretpr
hos 9eitpreren for Statsi9nsslet /
Stiawater.. &smlinaen sienfienbte
Dem life % BAD ON Sfpos. Oct tit
ban ba ogiaa, men Tom beres 6anee.
De fieltote BAN, % Oct bar netop
ham De bar paa llbfie efter. Deb
TO Hepolpere itirenbe bam lise / 9i,
meme baube Spren intet 8als, men
bIep meb. Hetop paa ben Sio bar
Or. &. ~. 0beIps, geitpreren for
Sinhsipgeaiplet / ct. 1eter, tilitebe
peb ct Wsbe / ct. Saul al Statens
9oarb Of Control, bpor ban afgap en-
i%friftlie @rfl9ring ON, at WcGool
bar peo line fulbe fem, os 9oaro'et
ienbte siebliffelie 8bittier os 0el.
ion Snitriir ON at brinee Sorbrpbe.
ren til Statsf9naslet i%itebenfor at
fore BAN tilbage til IipIet, boor ban
for ct Bar Waaneber iiben blep inc.
lat for at %unbereaa Sbierpation /
Senieenbe til bans TiIregneligbeb.
On Gitermiooaeen iamme DAG naa-
eoe sc StiQtpater, oa McGool blep
lat / elliom Gellc. Son bar 90 Mar
isien al BEN ibsmte Straffetio, og De
8ar Cages l1oflugt fra ct. geter
bar life bibraaet til at eiere ubiig.
terne til ienere genaabnins lpiere,
emo De bar.
&sper faffet. Gn enslia Bandit
iom 2sroag @ftermiboas gap Jig
ifprb meb at plpnbre 8onfen / @e-
nepa, 5reeborn Co., fom oaarlig al.
iteo meo bet oe iiober MI bag 9aas
% 9i,ffe / I(bert Sea. San bapoe
breoet omfring / ganfen en- Simes
Sio, ifrepet peb 8ulten % giort for
ifielise Spsresmaal. Sa bet iaa les
til &l. 4 % a~siiiterenbe &asierer
Sobn Scbao os ban bar alene / Ban.
fen, traf ban Hebolperen oa forlana.
te, at Scbao ifi,loe ubleoere Ban.
fens Wibler. 9ette reateoe Scba6
at giore os fit til gelsnine ct BOLD.
ionlt Slaa ! Sobebet. San freq bit
op, % itrar fom Der 5olf til. uoen
at babe facet fat | Bengene, iatte Hss
perelt>paa SCR, boppeoe op / en- Iuto
% iagebe afiteb. Sarmere % Sor.
retningsmpnb iom baboe feet ham
flpgte, boppebe oeiaa op i automobi,
Ter % iatte efter. Slopb Groit, en-
&isbmano fra SteSet, bar Iibt foruo
for De andre og affprebe flere Sfuo
efter ben flpgtenbe. Omfring A Mil
iiooper 8eien fanbt Hsperert, at Oct
%begpnote at blipe bel beot for ham,
iagtneoe Sarten, boppebe al % inuit.
teoe inb | en- aornaeer. Sroit og
nogle anore forfulete bam inb paa
Iseren, mems &eiten al Wanbifabet
omringeoe ben, % oct parebe life iao
lpnge, for De bapbe bam fat. San
baobe ilengt &epoloeren fra fig %
gioroe ingen Wobitanb. Sberiff Ye-
ter 6osie bentebe bom fra @enopo
og inoiatte bam l S9neilet / GILBERT
Sea. Sangen opsao fit Napn for q.
6. Merritt % idsoe fig at bore fra
Waion Gitp, Soma. San inorsmme
DC osIaa for Sberiff 6osie, at bon
bauoe peret afitraffet fsr o. bapoe
giort en- 9srn paa Standardization
gnamoia, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-12
Seq Ter, De liber = Lao mig for.

seq Ter, Oe ltoer lao mig for.
tele Geiten imorgen.
Chen Se snifer bet, pil ieg peb.
blipe. Seq bill life ifiule noset for
Sem. 0e ipsrger, ON bun perte>c
paa grep. 81 prspeoe at brtnQe
Benbe til at fro, at Hoiten life boz
tommen, men bum pioite ~nsiaetiI
Sioen, naar uoenlanOspoiten ifulO2
%uoleperes. Der TOM oeiaa ct Sreu,
men oct iiloebolot en- Snbbpoelie til
Sem.
Get ct 10 life til noeen Rptte
at lsrge oeroper III, men leg tror, at
Ct 8reu piloe babe billpet bebre erO
Jpilfeniombelit Stprfebrif.
SlIn talte Simerne, til 9e iflloe
fomme, og leg forloo benoe.
"Sm TO elmer bill ban pere fer"
iagoe bun, ba bun bolot 9eres &c.
legram | S%aanoen.
"a leg fom tifbaee til ben0e
lenere paa 9ogen, par Der ~foreeaact
Ell Soranoring meo benbe, oe bun
hao ON at faa ie 9ertie.
Sun fpsiebe bam og bab bam ON
noset, iom ri life bsrte. San grG0
bitterlig, itaffels @ut, 90 Eieen
traste bam bort. 9erpaa bpiifeOs
bun til mig, at ieg ifulbe tage Hen
rg Eapir og i9tte mig peo Siben Al
henoe, iaa piloe bum biftere mig.
Seq ifrep oft, bpab bum bsb mig
firipe, og iee lopebe, at 0e ifulOe
nlootage 8repet ira min Saano, %
Der er oct. ga bette bar giort, bend.
e bum Iniigtet moo Ssren oa laG
sanIfe Itiae inbtil &loffen par Ter,
ca bsrte leg benbe bebe for Gem %
for Jig ielp. ct Minut efter bar
Fun bso, llben Smerte, iiben &.'
Sum laa / iamme Sitting, Tom
FUN bar osb. Sum penteoe paa bans
Somme; Der par ct Smil ON ben'
res 29ber. Get bar fsrIte Gang,
of bun life rsbmebe al @lpbe Oeo
bans Siemfomit, fsrite Gang ben'
tes Saano par folb, naar ban tog
zen / lin. San fpsieoe benoe, men
bans Sierte Dor itipnet = ban fun.
&c life gr9be.
Serpaa aabneoe ban Srepet %
leite oct. Get LOO iaaleoes:
"Win glifebe!
Man bar Iagt mig, at ies life fan
lepe, til on fon1nter biem. Seq ptloa
iaa gierne lpgge nit Sopeo til BIT
grpit for ri ifiltes. Scr goo moo
Sertie. San pil iapne mig, o9 oil
ril bore taolmooig meb bant for MN
Gfplb. @ip bam nit llbr og lao
bam life glemme mig. Weoolionell
mleb Dit Yortr9t maa Ou lpgge pda
nit @rpit. On fif albri9 bloc, huot
hprebar on par for mig, for leg tint
De aloris fda Iaet Dig Oct. Gr bar
reret iaa uii9elie COB moo mig, %
jeg bill, at on ifal pibc, leg er tat
neumelie, men BET er maaife beo't'
al iee gaar bort, TIL ieg funoc blioe
zig til Sinber | Sremtiben. Sllgio'
Of leg life bar puret alt, bpaN em
&uitrn blirbe bape p9ret! Snger ran
noeeniinbe elIfe Dig bsiere enc reg,
elsie Orb fommer fra en- 9eo, men
ieg ifal eienie dig, oa leg ifal alor5
ppbsre of elife big og beoe FOR oS'
inbtiI pi iamles hos Sub. Nnrpel'
tu min fsritc, min eneite aiarI'S'
heb"
Gu fit bans Sslelier Suit, MI LEI
teoe Ell 9aareitrsm bans Slerte %
ban faitebe fig paa an9 peo SloeD
al benoes 2eie / ct gnfalo al 0or'
tpilelie. ~
"af. ON leg bapbc pioit Oct i0f'
bllfeoe ban, mn er Oct for1ent
i~orient!"
Spcr oite ipnoer pi life in1oo DEM
ser ellfer os beieit | 9ipet, life az
Wanael paa aierGisbeb, men foro!
ri life fan t9nfe os Millisbeoen a.
A-
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2urien

taa aroner err M iaa iap at ben tepp,
ian fomnre Iapere. aisb Seres Setel
paa Norse eIer 9anmarf MI. VI pe'
Isrser SorienbeIien til ben Sant eIeI
gerion iom Sc maatte ppeiue. Yen
Norife amerifalinies Serler iom ri No.
itceer inefasieres | Hcrge noen hc9'I1I
iii Rooiascren. Sobe & Go, $40 M
spe. So, Iinneapolis. Dfinn.
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bare iaa
| @i fisrte
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Wil beri
9dmpere,
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faa ieg I
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benote BID
bar maze
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Bfdsbunb
pber CAB
bift panif
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ct gpentt
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neo sienr
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hi, os Su
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pulmelign
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ineb arsn
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baanb, %
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zig, bnbbe
bctfor GIT
ret bar 8
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belle Sibei
Tom ban |,
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tise Tani
fsot paa {
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brig 8l9b
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Ga il
fra DEM
ian1tioi9
ten faa
BET null
faa berd
gh 8
peitenfor
al onutrd
peien MI
rem $50
Ser er
Gtores,
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pat. 5or
foler pa
forfieaif
FER, iaar
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andre gti
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Sabbe
Saler od|
golina
rurbe I'D
fpere Se
SuIi. me
beore MI
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ga,
tcrGig 8
forale cg
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5ois 4
taa Horj
bette, faj
fra bem.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-12

Spor cfte ipnoer pi life in1co oeft
ser elifer os bsieft | 9ipet, life a.
Wanael paa 8iarGiebeb, men foro!
ri life fan t9nfe os MiiligbeSet1 a.
Of mite benz!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-12

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The Washington herald., 1921-05-24
North Columbia Heights.

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-h 50. l4th
st.; rooms and = baths; q. m. l.; s12, 2,000.
NcKeever & GosS, l405 I st. NV. n. 4752.
18TH ST. nr. Spring rd.; l. 4 b.; deep
lot; sll.5oo. VIM. s. Phillips, 400 n. Y.
ave. NV. Main 9S.
isth St. near Shepherd o rms, rec. hall,
h,-v.h-. el~=t, s.. 900 cash, balance like rent,
III hO0 Xilhnan A Cn 9th A II
The Washington herald., 1921-05-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Columbia Heishts-Continued.

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enclosed sleeping porch. ami, So. .0O0-
JOHNSTON REALTY CO.. lilo Conn. ave.
Main as.
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e.850 JoHNToN REALTY CO.. 11l0
ccnn. ave- Main as.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
STARVING LITTLE
TOTS TO BE FED
LATAH COUNTY TO GIVE TWO
CARLOADS WHEAT-PRESIDE
UPHAM IN CHARGE.

To help with the collection of wheat
and funds that must be had to carry
the homeless, hunger-tortured orphan
children of Armenia and adjacent
countries through the winter, N S.
Eturges, field representative Of the
Near East Relief committee, will ar
rive in Moscow next week for person
al work in the city and vicinity.
Latah is one of the 21 counties of
north Idaho and east Washington be-
ing called upon to help make up a
total of 26 carloads of wheat as the
Inland's Empires share in the mercy
pool" of 100000 bushels of grain,
which the American farmers are en-
deayoring to send across the sea to
sustain life in the Near East, where
unknown thousands are reported to
be starving.
This county is asked for two car
loads of wheat for this purpose, and
the contributions are being gathered
through nearly all warehouses and
elevators. Much grain is being turn
ed over to the relief society by the
Northwest Wheat Growers ASSOCIATION,
on credits assigned by individual far
mers, who have membership in the
organization.
President Upham of the University
of Idaho is heading the grain cam
to word received today from north
western headquarters Of the Near
East Relief, 1872 Peyton building, Spo-
kane, this county is expected to OBJ
tain it's entire quota within the next
two weeks Whitman county, where
Field Director Sturges Of the Relief
body has been active during the last
week or two, is reported to be near
ing the completion of its share of five
carloads of wheat in the mercy
pool"
In addition to more than 100000
orphans already inside the Near East
relief Orphanages, established and
on aid previously given by
this and other parts Of the United
States, there are declared to be at
least three, nearly naked little chill
dren without food outside, for every
child within, who must be fed if their
lives to to be saved this winter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
NONPARTISIAN BUNCH
PASS OUT OF OFFICE

Bismark, N. Dak.-(By A. P.)-
Control of the North Dakota state
administration passed from the Nom
partisan league to the Independent
faction at p. M, today, November 23,
when the three state officials chosen
in the recent recall election took their
office
Governor Lynn J. Frazier ended a
five-year tenure, turning his office
over to r. A. Nestos of Minot, select
ed to replace him by semi-official
majority of 1890, their respective bal
lot totals showing 1O7, 1888 and Ill, ,423
Two other new officials taking of
flee November 23 are Sveinjorn John
son, who succeeds Attorney General
William Lemke, and Joseph A. Kitch-
in, replacing John NJ Hagen, COM
missioner of agriculture and labor.
The state canvassing board, under
call of Thomas Hall, secretary of
state met at 10 a. M, November %,
to canvass the result of the October
% election. Immediately after the re-
suit was made known, the new Off
cials were sworn in.
The semi-official figures on the
election, tabulated from returns fur
nished by mail by all county auditors,
give 111,9S5 votes for Johnson and
105,027 for Lemke; 111,612 for Kitchin
and los, 1888 for Hagen.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
LAND ARMAMENT NOW
UNDER Consideration

Washington-(B A. P.)-Delega-
tions of the five powers at the con-
ference on limitation of armament,
today discussed land armament, but
no definite declaration of policy re-
suited from the deliberations. 1t is
understood that none of the powers
presented any personal looking to-
ward a concrete pronouncement, sup
porting the French attitude toward
army reduction, as outlined Monday
by Premier BRAND. The debate led
the delegates into consideration of the
specific problems of land armaments
and it was decided to appoint sub
committees to deal with such subjects
as airplanes, poisonous gases and
other auxiliary means of warfare.
The heads Of the delegations of the
five powers agreed to meet later to-
day, TO form subcommittee and con-
slider their duties.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
$79O,OOO FOR IDAHO
FOREST ROAD WORK, 1928


Congressman Burton L. French has
been advised by the Forest Service
that from data now available, ap-
proximately, $780,OOO will be Idaho's
share OF the $7,OO0,OOO set apart for
forest road work for the fiscal year
1928
During the coming fiscal year, ap-
proximately, $279,000 will be Idaho's
share from the amount of $2,500,0O0
that will be available for the remain
ing portion of the fiscal year ending
June 30th, next.
The remaining $5,5O0,0OO of the
total of $15,000,000 appropriated for
forest road work will be apportioned
among the several states on the basis
of fire hazard Mr.. French is conf
dent that upon this basis Idaho will
receive a large share but the exact
figures have not been worked out.