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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
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cute Weae u%ntrafer.

Nufn fffr Afp ITO ihfpf N1t0nbe f10Q1
o,,te wpne nntrnfer'
Sodrp. s. s. @rabiq bon gpipIn-
nh q. s.. Ser ebrtp. 8ruber 2eopol6
bon @heeiina. SIS. So, bic ebrtp.
@dapeSter Mea1tlu. s.. g. S., bon Bic
tpriu. Mhau.. unb oie ebrp. 51neIter
Regia bon goIb Spring. perbradtet1
hire Serienseit bier IN Der San1tlte
9onI Bad.
8Gfrenb zines bonn boftp. q. Gre
gor, s.. g. g.. an Dienitag in Der
ct. Geter & 8amIs Stride aelebrier-
ten grautamtes idloIien ben 81tro
fiir's 2eben Norbert @pid,iol pon 2nr-
entb1,ro nno SRI. Marin Bod, godter
Der ait oieIer @emeinbe geborigen So.
mtIie @aul Sad nnter beren aa1tli=
dem Sbbah nod ben Sra1aeremo~
MEN Elm fd}ones 9nd]aelts1ef gefe1erf
ml,rbe, bus Den Meltbermdblten pie
hersltdlten 8liidtpii11d1e fitr etne ge-
1egrete summit mt 1tdb brad@te, IN
Die 1tdl ai1d1 DER nsforo1ternN N auer
Nutr1d,ft9tetf fetlf.
5rm Sobam &ldler nro gteffe
Hapmu11b gnenbeder bon Sionr
SANS. g. 9, beftroen iid BEL bieit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
st. u1drti11.

0olentin &uebn nnb @attin ron
bier maren III 8egleitung beg Neter
Simon ntr6 fetner W11tter bon Sono
on Sac, isis, III Ser 51 @ol6 Spring
n%obnenben Samtlie @l1itaf &eters 8l
@nIte.
sypau 9imon u1ro 5obn Neter bon.
6ono oil Sac, isis, iiro nod 5pei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
5prtn0 biu.

Mnf Dem an S. 8inters 5arm
g~ren5enben 2an6itiid nuroen gegerl
Is 8n1bel @ei5en nnnebmbarer Qun-
IitGt, 90 Bis IS 8uibel Safer leidter
5orte nnb "a 8nihel 8ei5en gutter
AnaIitdt bonn Mder gebroI6en. Mais
nn6 a&rtoffeln entiprehen faltm Sen
gebegten @rtpartungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

9fbeidan6

lae1n my Mlter pon ~ S5aDren 1ad
elllem uplullul!u u,lllls.V SO ::
gangae 2.D ). !. l !.
..el ~ .uarlIe.. y. oe'tsu.lll5.sau
- w. gull 'puv ~. eulel per 4 S gg!a
~ e.s ge.lgileo : QUIZ m. uua' - g mii
Ivy peas se.lllsaen peln'e - 80
pas'eoe' ee4p.u1el w. 3
Aa1en. - Slr o1e DoDeren Hta-
pen nno Wtoogenlnu1eh ~ oe11e a
Ger tqoer1nsDeren 70 Gen e l. les1en S 8
re1 etne 70 erfolgrelge s5etpegnng ms
sepen gern1ett Da1 loo,oOU 1tnoleren@
oe Wf1tglteoer) f1noen IN oen perD1t@
fe1r1en Wftlllo1sfagn1gen HOT, nno
5fpar tyr Sl1rtgn1au1ter IN Whl1pons-
Dous con Stnegfl1eoen pei Ooan1agen
pom AberD oes 9. pig aum Oforge1
oeS Il. Mngl1t 1tlo flr one 5l1r1g11ao-
d9 gen 11 oem MoelDelo1f1ff oer 5d5pe-
tern pom De1l1ge1 Rer6en az Bl1sHert
be1 Bo11t1 pom Mbero peg u. Big 51l1r1
Wtorgert oes 70. Nngl11t.
NSeifpbalen.
Miiniter. -Mm 16. ssl1li lit urler
Mitburqer. @rpRfaufmorn esulius
|Sdlidter i'm "a. Sebensiohre aus benz
Qeben aelhieoen. DIT linn lit Elm
|W}Qnn Dahanqeqanaen, ser in Sen
Weiinlteriihen graoitionen lebte uno
nit ser aa1aer 2iebe leineg Sersaens
al, leiner gater1taH bing. Sn belon-
berer @eiie bat er ii9 I'M Die 2aun-
bertigemei1be perolent genladt., 0eren
&irh)enporita1o er 1eit falt 5rpe1 ssSabr-
5ebrfer, 0te leBten 6ebn Sabre als
1telDertrete110er gorl1Ber, a1tgeDorte:
Serforb. Sberbllrgern1eilter
Bnlle BON bier, Der 5um Stalotetag IN II
Stuttgart gere1lt NOR mo Damn bon.
Seioelberg aus nit DEM friibDe,r'ean Ser
Iprber Bltrgermetlter Merr1er u11o e1-
r1em &anfmanm SORT Sorn aus Ser.
I'm Spn5lerga1ge IN ote pradtDole.
umgegenb madte, tDar, tDie Die bei6en
anberen 9erren lett gn6e SSl1ni per-
lapD lnnpt Aue p ld, lt1p eliIlorps
: 49, @. - w 6 go. u'.pS a. ~.
Iuuys.. nv ~ f ~ m. $500
.uu.ue'. ~ ~ - :. 1, I, ~
n.n1lp ", ssnl.tl's - ~ W.
y gtInnpen LII w p'eluel wv un.p ~
esletis eilul 0ea ,., gun l1'uul Y
= gtnl1Nlunp lp'e III Anslunp, grpbes
Anleyel
S~loet1b1trg.
Gloppenb1rg. 49, Ger Sdiiler ar
thur Sibbel rei5te fnr5 Dor benz Na6-
balietreiben ben 81nen Der Seroe
nit elmer nber ben &opf ge5ogerte11
SsSadfe. Das Sier tol1roe milo, idlel1-
oer.te Der Burden n ote @obe i1no
rrnrn1tte nod et1t1tal BOZ, I'M ibrn eit1efl
|Sl5ft1o9B 81 perieben. Die Corner narert
|t11 ben yt1111o georl111gel1 11r1D botteen
A4Steter, 8a1in1e11 1i1to 8eblr11 5ertrlt111-
inert rbe Sb11e oas B%etpatBtletltt tp1eoe e1srs
|ldt1gf 5lt Gobe1t Ct Der Beool1errstperz
fe an1 ottoerer Dtorger g%eltorbet1.
H{5s4 gn So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Gnropa,g 8irtidaftslaae.

@afbington is. Mug. - Sos 8u,
real fnir NuslanD- uno Snlanobanoel
III 8nibington gibt ei1ten lleberblid
uber oie nirtidaftlide Sage in guro-
pa berd1,s, Der anf @runb bon aa-
beloepeiden ieiner gertreter Oriiben
ousgearbeitet lit; oerielbe iagt, Die
GerbdltniIie I'M mittleren uno iioli=
den europa bdtten lid I'M abgelanfe-
men Monat menig Derdnoert.
Bon Der 6~inonslage OeiterreidS
miro geiagt, lie merbe INNER idled-
ter; Mns- uro ginfubr geben meiter
aurif, oagegen eripartet man einen
normalen @rtrag Der @rnte.
s.. g. Mooms in Berlin beridtd,
IN 9eutidlnnb peiie sic uirtidoftli9e
Sage menig 8eiIerl1t1g al1f. Die Or
beifsloiigfen laiie 5iDar mad, 0agegen
ttebe cine @riiig I'M Sdiffsbau bebor.
Die @nrtoffpl- uno Sltterernte bat
nod ben 8eribten beoeuten6 unter
Der Diirre geIitten, meniger oos @e-
treble.
8elgien melbet 3unabme Ser Gir-
11nb N,1sfubr I'M letfen balben SSabr.
8eridte aus Som betoren Die idled)-
e 5iinan5lage Staliens; troboem Die
@Gin1abt1en Der &egierlng i'm abge-
|l%aufenen &ednlngsiabr 49 Bro5ert
boiler iparen, als oas SSabr Dorber, 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Il,
gabem

Jreib,irg. glm so. SUM 3og eii1l
perbeerenoes, lett Meni9engeoeufen
ME erlebtes 8agelpetter iiber bic so.
belorte Dberbieoerbad, DberipiBen-
bad uno 1reinnlt unb ridtete inner.
meBfiben 5bnoet1 an GeIo. u116
~8aumfridten an. Die 9agelforner,
biibnereigroB, Idarf, ipibig, bonn
sturm geiagt, berrouroeten gum Geil
Die aeute I'M 6reien, pernidteten bic
al ben id0niten @ofnungen bereh<
tigenoen @eiaen- nnb Noggenfeloer
bolitdn6ig, parfen Objt uno Baum
5tpeige berunter, 0aB Die Wege uno
8ieien gan5 oamit beoedt iino, aud
Sanf- un6 &artoffelfeIoer baben iebr.
gelitten. Mogen Regierltng unb Die
bauerliden Srganiitionen iih Der 10
dtDer gepruften 8ep0lfer1ng nnneb-
men, i%nsbeionoere aud fir bas not
men6ige pnilenoe Saatgnt forgen nro
redt balb bieriiber MnfidlnB geben.
- Sci Der offentliben @er1teiger11ng
Der 5dtpdr5enbader Sole ml1r0en err
loft fir ben 2%orlenbof $4,000 Mnrf
nro fit ben Donisbof 145, 900 Marf.
sSr1 8rtBingen lit beim &irfden-
pfliiden abgeItir5t Der i'm Sitter bon
rs Sabren itebenbe 2ar1bhpirt 2ubtpig
steder. Gr erIitt oabei einen fompIi-
5ierten 0beri9enfeIbrnd u1r6 onidei-
memo nl16 innere @erlebungen, 6enen
Ser 8ebm1ernstperte am foIgen6en
Gage erlag.
8abern.
8amberg.- Gin @al6brano per-
uibtete in Der 5taatsmalonng @eu=
ierrpano, Borltamt 8aQenfels, einen
8al6beitan0 bon 30 Sagtperf % Bis
80 i6briger Gihten nno Sannen. Ser
5daoen belauft iib auf Mber 20O,-
900 Morf. Ser 8ra11b lit our9 Elm
bon Ausfliigler ent5Mn0etes s55euer ent
1tnn0en. Ser &atbolifentag 6abier
finoet an IS. September ltatt. Die
beridieoenen Aus1dilie baber ji9 be-
reits gebiloet.
5tnffel1tein. - sSsn Ser lebten 3eit
bat iib i'm S%rarfenlano Die 3abl Der
sR1rde1te1nbrl1de m acknowledgement
gSe11e berr1eDrt. 91er D1r0en aus Der
lStabtpfarrfrrde bier MtarIel1dter ge-
ltoble1. Der Gdter tor11te IN ytiirrt
berg BET benz Verll1h nerbaftet ner<
ben, Die 5ertrllnmerten 2endter al
berfa11fen.
SpeDer. SSnn Sitter bon ~ Sabt
rem Deridieb sic l~angi1brige 8riorin
bes @lolters ct. Mogbolena in 5pe-
per, sc. 8onifutia D. 8esnar6, 8. g.
g., eine in tpeiten &reiIen Der 8fal5
uno bnriiber binausbefannte Derion~
lihfeit. sic mar tom Sabre 1885
1918 Nriorin beg @Iolters.
Ms-;rtten,hero, /
,ah,++oor+ a., 81 sohro o1+e
1890 80 ~ gaVs. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

s.Sn DeutidIano m6;df id fipanbern,
bon elmer gto6t air arbern, blird
gnnern. gndsen. gdhnaben, nno mid
an Mbein=g8ein labenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

G@Eg|kI FS - SsfS#aEGIS$E@N@S
Meb. Nm 8abnbofe BON Nu-
6nnle= Hontan tpurbe am %. SUM- Der
|38idbrige Gifenbabnbear1te 5ran5
Mermer bon benz beronfoinmenooen
@uter5ig uberfabren. ST mar aui Der,
sStene cine 2eide.
Sdirnef. Mm 10. Sui Fiele1t
5bas 5abrifantpeien nSanaar @cia.
1ln6o bier &1lier eiinem @roBfeuer sua1
59pfer. Gle JnmiIIien Gborion, Bril-
Ion, &ubler nf1b Sni1t Malfin ino
oa6ard oboadIog 9etporoen. 1er5da
Sen 1T ga16 getDaltig. ss
gdaneia. S
Bern. Die 8ecrbiglngsfeier beg s;
idhpei5eriiiden 5iitorifers Rrof. gu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
RE TURNING OF BERGDOLL
DEPENDS UPON CANADA
Britain'S Decision i'm E,NtraditiOn
Case Rests With Country Whose
Laws lie Violated.
iBy Associated Press.

LONDON. Juno 3-pccision Xs t,
whether Great Britain VIII Intervene
in tho case OF Grover .. Bcrsdon
tho American draft cvadcr. ANA sup
port the United statcs II it attcmp,s
20 eN;rtdite him from Germany rests
with the Canadian government. whose
passport laws Rcr&dou violated.
TN, Foreign Ot1cc announced to-
day. after Nolumm"us corrcSpondcuce.
that tho question had been uasScu on
I" canada which comes within thr
purNirw oj tn" british cNtraGitiuu
treaty with Germany 1t is cNplu.atd
in official circles that White CnuuGa
might "Ntraditc B"rrdoll to Canadian
soil. there are mo- apparent grounds
e; present on which Inc could br
turned over TO IN, United states
When the ottawa government de-
oidcS on the question its decision will
bc referred 10 shc British covernmtu:
Tor action
The British government is kvcuIv
Interested in the case and is anxious
t. aid TN" Quilted States IN any a,s-
sihle manner 10 bring I;crraou 10
justice. L MAS said in these circ'cs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

m"n nt the tnnfCdcracy. whose
achievements In tn" War between the
states ncriiVd them. These old sol
diers hnNo boon guests n; the Sol.
dtcrs Home for many years ut icaS;
four have. while one has answered
the last cali In the latter ease. thu
cross at Honor gorS To his daughter.
Mrs. Ethcl w. Hockey. The diStinc-
tions were awarded tn" following
!. w. G,ugannus. private in Company
T.. Eighteenth North Carolina Hcgi-
mcnt: NlonIo !. Pratt. private in
Company T.. Twenty fourth virginia
cavalry: NJ. H. Thomas. privat" In
Company +. fifty-iirSt Nirs-'ni., Rcyi-
mrnt; w. l. Timocrlake. privat" in
g" .ramy u. Second Virginia ImIan-
try: II Il. Whytc. CorncliSt In Com
rauy g, Thirteenth Tonncss.o itugi-
m'ni. sir. Whytu is dead. so his
media! Gocs 10 hts daughter.
While the audience sang The Bon
nj" Hlu" Flag" children of The
"Grs,ndrh ldr"n of the CUnrcd.racy,
Richmond Chapter" bearing flags
representing the various states
grouped themselves around the semi
clrci. 'usid" the monument base.
presenting q most beautiful scene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

u" led hi" rcHim"nt at both Monterey
| and Bucna Vista with distinction.
Later he dCcl'ucd Il commission as
brigade . Ecncrai in the regular
army. rendered him ~ President
Folk, aud up"u His return TO Nils
! siSgippi hr was appointed United
states Senator. and took a leading
part ia the debate which preceded ;hu
withdrawal az the Southern states
froru the Union.
Tried Ever, Wn. TO Avoid War.
"lio WAS Il man of 2r,dt learning
ana dignity said .lr. Montaguc
SLOW to reach u conclusion. bat hav-
ing done 50. he would not swcrvc
from his position. lie did not desire
Mar. IN, Congress no tried /" avoid
II in "v,fy way DoSsibl" without sac
ri!icc Of principles. II can never be
known what burdens ~ bore during
the four years ri tho var. He did
not complain. He did hi, best. though
bitterly criticized BY many or his own
people Indeed. it has been said Mr
Davis WAS tn" most maHgmcd and
misunderstood man or his day. Nuw
his remains lic i'm their last resting
.rlac" IN Hollywood, at - hcu,uti:ui
SPOT overlooking the James River.
Whose waters shall always sing a
sad requiem over his grave as they
rush over its rocky bed on towards
IN" mighty ocean
Mas. Norman '. Randolph. prcsi.
dent az TIA" Daughters of the Courc,l-
rracN. on behalf Of that Organization
presented iiv" Crosses NJ Honor to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
lAUDS S0UTH'S CHIEFTAlM
AS CHAMPION OF RIGHT

- "ntinued From I'irs, rarcD
ana thiidrcn stopped Ia their rompin..
|" take part In singing pho Honui,-
Flu" Flag" aud pixie Nothiu.
married the hcaut: of tho sonw. An
'"mobilis's stopped along tho road
SIDE and joined those who were. gath
cred specially t" give devotion to IN.
great statesman and leader
Lieutenant Morton George Hilu.ps
was active master of ceremonies. Rev.
D. t. Taught 'n delivered .kc invo,a-
ton IN presenting MIR Montague a..
th" orator, Lieutenant Eil!IuS pointed
L. The true .trr.ricaniSm Il Tho Com
iud.rHtc solder by tcli'r,. of Tho
deeds IL h,ruism of tn" southern
soldiers in the Spanish .A;l,..,un Wai
an" the world war. and called at
t"utiou la the fact that tho w,u
Nmown rebel yell" sounds far alloy.
all others when the Stars and stripes
ar" arp'aUlcu. Tho men of 81 fought
Tor what sh"N believed was right.
tu'ir sous followed in their Tott-
st'rs at santiago ans Mamuia. ani
at f.lieHu Wood and the Argounc."
Outlines Davis Career
I'm his address MIR Montague wen.
fuzzy into the career Of President
Davis from tho day of his hirtn IA
kcntHcNy ON June ;. lSCS. 10 n,
death at Ia. axe Of ST nc wua
..Ncu The best education his day
afforded. ana after gp,n-, ',.ough the
various preparatory INSTITUTIONS he
went t. WcSi Point ia ,'-i for "a fuur
Years cou'se. Has st, "u ac,iv.
.,ar,cr .st,cr his grll.. ON from
West Point liiS parental. injunction
to "uS" every possible means 90 tc-
QU!re useful knowledge. aS kuowl-
edge = power VAS strictly observed.
~ lieutenant in tho Un,j,d states
Nrmy lie sax s"rvic" at many points
In TIN" wild and w"nilv Nest
IN 1885 h. married TIA" daughter OF
General Zachary Taylor She died
within wear however. aud lat,r
n" warri"I Narina Howell. daugh-
to- O. William l.. Howell, ot Missis-
sippt Nh" was his constant, com
Na'ion Gntil he passed away in New
orleans. on December y. 1850. Nrtc~
his mnrrias" Nj Davis resigned his
commission in the army and VEN,
int" business i'm mississippi Uppu
TN, beginning OF activities i'm tho
Mexican trouble nc was elected a
colonel OF Il Nichsburs regiment az
volunteers. He resigned his scat IN
Congress. 10 which III hal boon hut
"c'ntly chosen aui entered tho FRAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
uNITERIAN
First Unitarian Church

tFI0yd NEcnuc and InrfisOn StreetD
OUR FAITH
The Iatherhood OF God.
The brotherhood of Man.
The Leadership OF Jesus.
salvation by Character
The Progress OF Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever
Services at IL a. ". and g =. 81
Preaching by Rev Frank Prntt.
Subjects: \. Nj. THE Growing En-
vironmcnt Of the Soul; =. NJ. "The
Way Sin Came Into the World"
Sunday School. with Adult Bibla
Class. at 1920.
You are invited 10 these services
Your mind Will he Quickened and
your religious lifo drcpeneG.
All Seats Free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Grace Methodist
Church
DRoulcv"rd ana StuaTb
~

~ anu ~
Or. j. T.. Carey. Pastor.
Morning subject: Sunshine and
Shadows
Evening subject: The Call and the
Volunteer"
Children will be baptized at the be =
ginning Of the morning service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
You Like Trading at Phillip Levy's Hss
HRaRERq3

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
LINCOLN, AED., HAS HOME
FOR FR|ENDLESS CANINE
Tract Of Land Has Been Set
Aside for Orphan
Dogs.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Oct S.-Thc canine
wa!f without friend or home Is to
havo a double chance for life and
luxury In Lincoln. Before death
reaches tho parentlcss dog In this
community. the city ana the Lam
caster County Humane Society will
nave exhausted every means of pro-
VidinG life and limb.
The sick and crippled viii have n
rerularly employed veterinarian ut
their call. DR.. c. ]. Nordcn by name
who win devote his time to saving
lives.
tract OF land has ben set aside
M the homo for orphan dogs. pro-
ridcd with Kennels and run-ways
similar to the breeding Kennels OF
pedigree stock. These temporary
homes arc sanitary.
Tho people OF tho city are com
PEELED. through ordinance. to notify
the society OF the presence of a stray
dog. A city ambulance answers
summons day or night
citizens OF Lincoln, also. are pro.
h!b'ted from destroying dose In any
manner. Any person who Doisons or
IN any other manner does away with
n dog tx suhtnct to heavy fine.
DOES falling into the care of the
humane society have "A % por cent
chance of hnNrg a home. But very
fcw dogs have been destroyed
regular booking agency liz cstab.
iiEhed by tho society. an agency that
lists persons wanting NIL class!Aca-
tons OF dorG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
CAMPBELL POSSE IS
SENT TO GRAND JURY
Members of Magistrate Stceic's Party
Charged VIII Attack on shields
Mnrnn

rSDcclai tn The Times D!spatch:l
LYNCliBUHG, VA Oct. S.--At
RuF'burg yesterday magistrates
court Of four Justices held
S1ulrc w. y. steele. l.. u Dcason. 6.
II Puliiain. and Frank Wcincl. who
""r" members Of Squire S,ccle'g posse.
which attempted To arrest II. T
Shields aud l.onnic Moran. a month
nGo for the November grand jury on
tn. charge o! tcloniou.ly shooting
both Shields and Moran.
Tho shooting occurred In front OF
Shields home, when the possc wen,
there 70 arrest the pair following
tho nndirr Of Par Johneons body.
which had been buried sine. last No
vcmbcr. Shields and Moran are
awaiting indictment, on the charge or
murder OF johnson. Tho posse
Hought 10 serve tho warrant for
Shinlds aud Moran. who were after.
ward arrested by the sheriff Of
Campbell County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
RAIN nrm-sr. corn in nick-ns"n.

FEEELING, VA. oct. S.--ThcTc Is
considerable complaint that corn is
being damaged hy the continuous
rains. corn Ia the SHOCK IS bcing
most seriously damaged. Fodder
also is bleaching and rotting. where
IL ~ outstanding. II Is feared that
this condition viii bring about a
scarcity OF feed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Children's
MunsingWear

Union Suits for boys or girls,
different styles and shapes.
Sizes 3 to IS years, at SLID,
S1.3D and S1.GD.
Silk and Wool or Wool and
Cotton Union Suits, sizes 3 to
is years, At SI.3D TO S3.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
sn,p Orange, worm .,asoo,ooo.

SANTA ,HA. CAL. Oct. s.-The
shipping season for oranges To the
East VIII close by November =. ac-
cording 10 growers. with S.o60 car
loads. valued ~ sl5.5oo,oon. having
been shipped this season from
orange County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Good Pillow Cases,
Size 42X36 Inches.
for 19c Each.
Dir1ity Bed Spreads, 1898

Although these splendid quality Krinkled Dmity Spreads
were bought Seconds, it is indeed hard tell them
from perfect goods S1x90-nch size an unusual
value at S.9S!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

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The Washington herald., 1921-12-14
Announce Neu
Tests for Life
Saving Badge

National headquarters has Just
announced a series of new tests
for the Merit Badge in Life Saw
ing. They are the result OF rec
concentrations made by the Amer
lean Red Cross, and will be en-
bodied in a new Merit Badge pam
phlet on Life Saving soon to be
issued. They vary considerably
from the former tests. and are
are as follows. Go down from
the surface of the water at least
seven feet deep and bring up an
object twelve inches or more in
diameter weighing not less than
ten pounds. 2. Tow a person OF
his own weight for ten yards by
each OF the following methods
Head carry. CD Cross chest car
ry. (c)Hair carry. (d)Tired swim
mer's carry. 3. Undress in water
and swim 100 yards. 4. He must
be able to demonstrate in the
water the methods of releasing
himself from people in peril of
drowning. IL .grasped by: Wrist
hold; front strangle-hold: back
strangle hold. 5. Demonstrate
Schaefer Prone Pressure meth.
of resuscitation.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-14
HOROSCOPE.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1871.

This is read as an uncertain day,
| for astrologers hnd that while
Jupiter and Neptune are in benehc
| aspect, Mars and Mercury are ad-
verse.
It should be a favorable rule for
those who buy and sell. Merchants
of every class should benefit by this
rule of the stars.
Jupiter again smiles on educators
and honors are forecast for college
professors and school teachers.
The best direction of the stars
governs travel and 1t should be an
suspicious date for ocean sailing.
The President and his Cabinet
have a most promising rule of the
planets that is interpreted as pre-
saying large achievements which
are mingled with disappointments.
Changes in the Cabinet again are
foreshadowed, but they may be
delayed until the new year is well
advanced.
Encouraged while this confgura-
ton prevails for men and women are
equally susceptible to the planetary
influences.
This is not a fortunate date for
papers of any sort, since both Mars
and Mercury are adverse.
There is a sign making for. dis
sensions and quarrels. III luck may
attend public debates and private
conferences.
A turbulent spirit is indicated as
likely to grow among the people
of large cities and there will be
much infiammatory literature print
ed.
The new year is likely to present
many serious problems to the
people of the United States, who
will acclaim new leaders in politics.
There is to be much wise charity
dispensed in the next few weeks
when really constructive and prac-
tical experiments in the relief of
poverty will be tried.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is
probably will have rather a check
| cred year. Special care should be
taken to guard all valuable papers.
for annoyances or anxieties through
writings are foreshadowed.
Children born on this day are
likely to be clever and Intellectual.
They should succeed in whatever
they undertake. Girls may have
exacting but adoring husbands.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-14
My Word! What . BIawsted Hout-
rage!

Those bally blighters, the Ameri-
can movie press hagents, have been
spoofRg the dear old things hover
in London and the dramatic critics
are alb smoked hup hover II.
1t looks like a war between Los
Angeles and London. Said critics
have already declared 1t. 1t seems
the movie press agents from this
unregenerate and nonconformist
land have been handing the news"
papers over there some numerous
wards OF press stuff and have also
been sending some press stun back
here which has dealt rather ind-
mateIy with the English aristocracy
not missing the royal Family.
When an American press agent goes
into a matter he doesn't overlook
bet. The English are afraid we
VIII take seriously the press stories
about movie stars who go over
there-Chaplin, for instance.
The English critics ridicule the
tales. thus giving the press agents
additional yards of space, which or
course is very interesting to the
soul Of the press agent, although
II increases his salary.