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The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
Get Injunction
 Against Injunction

Chicago. Nov. 5.-A temporary in- junction which sets aside the in- junction of Judge Anderson of h. dianapolis. has beeu secured in the United States Circuit Court Of Ap- peals. Judge Anderson issued an injunction which stopped the oPer- ators from collecting Union dues un- der the check on" system. This recent action may sIOp the strike Of the coal miners of the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
ULSTER THE STONE
 OF STUMBLING

London. Nov. 5.-The disposition of Ulster is the most serious Gues- ton which confroLts the coHferees on the Irish question. The Sim Fein delegates gave this as their ey- planation for the proIonEation Of the conference.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
TO LOAN GERMANY c25,ooo.ooo

Berlin. Nov. 5.-AunOuncemant is made that British concern has of fered to loan the government twen- ty-fve million pounds sterling to pay Germany's next installmeut of the indemnity Co the Allies
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
SOVIET EFPUDINTES
 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE

r....rw. Na.. 4-Fore.gn Minis ... w....nnr-.u has sent a note to ....t. nations and the United .-..r.. today. u wl.ch h" says that I..--t. wilt noc feel herself boHnd .. sr. decisions of the WasmngJuu ...-.... and will hold hersel! .... 70 -aNr any steps she may deem .aw-sarg To prevent their enforce
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
START AGAIN ON
 WATSON CHARGES

Washington. Nov. A new re- somtjon ordering lhe special com uittee of the seuaie 10 investigate The charges of Senator Watson re Earding the treatment of privates m she expeditionary forces of America in France was unanimously adopted Nv the Senate today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
LADY BLUEBElRD I5 FOUND
 6U LII

5-Mrs. Southard.
 IS charged with .....f ,,. husbands by poi ....r .., lay of having kill ..... .... nd. Edward F ...-. Enc jury s-, aEht m yer ... .. ....des d. h Ss''"" "' .. ...nr Is -.rd tS ""'' ..a.u ..srsrfous ~trruun stances.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
t..Efs.ENtN TARIFF
 ATTENDED TO FEBE, ''''' !

s....u..n.. Ear 2.-The Sena '' ...".. ...u.-.r resumed iiS hear ..- .. r- ra~ir questions today, ..- ...#.r.r ordered favorable ...... au .r. House resolution eN- ...#... -.n emergency tar.I law to
 .....r. first OF uAtil such time as ... ...r urtI schedules are en- ..... "-u i.W.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
WOULD ISSUE COMMON
 TREASURY STOCK

Washington, Nov. 5.-The Alaska Railway Company las asked the In- terstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue common treasury stock to provide funds for the eX- tension of its maiu line from Can yon creek north to the loading point os the Alaska Pacific Coal Company.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
ARMS CONFERENCES
 CONFRONTS SNAG

Washington. Nov, 4.--The Japan ese delegation has indicated that it desires the discussion of the limita- tions of arms at the conference prior to the discussion on the far Eeastern and the Pacific questions This in timation on the part of the Japan csc. brought forward by them today, has inherent possibilities of diff cuIties in it which may delay the ne gOtintiOns.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
MOTOR BUS SEVICE
 CHICAGO-NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans. Ncv. 5.-A regular notorious tourist service between Chicago and New Orleans Was in- augurated today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
SUTHERLAND GETS
 BILL PASSED

Washington. Nov. 4-DelcEats Sutherland secured the passage of a bill in the House which will per nit the homesteading of coal lands for agricultural purposes.
 As described in the secretary of the interiors report. this bin ey- tends 10 the territory Of Alaska tho laws which make provision for sur- face homestead entries on coal and oil lands
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
INDICATION OF V. r. MAY
 RE GERMAN AMBASSADOR

Washington. Nov. 4.-Fresident Harding is considering the recum- mendauon of A. B. H0ughtCh Of New York. a Congressman from that state. for the post of ambassador to Germany.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
IRISH PARLEYS CONTINUE

London. Nov. 1.-The conferences between the government and the .rfsh leaders continue. but without sny announced results.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
NOTICE TO FuEMEN

-H. -.-u.ur monthly meeting Of -ra osu-war Fire Department will .. hold in Fj~aweu's hall this even .- ar -.@0. All Bremen are re- .na-rud Co ha present.
 W. SINE.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
LLYOD GEORGE TO SAIL
 IN TWO WEEKS

Washington. Nov 5.-The British ambassador. Geddes, advised Secre- tary of State Hughes today that Lloyd George would sail for Wash ingtou to attend the conference in two weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05

Washington, Nov 5.-Ths Jap anesc delegation was overwhelmed by the assassination ot Premier Ha-a. Baron Eato, the ranking member Of the delegation, Hars's most intimate friend, burst into fears when he heard the news. This is something most unusual for Japanese. President Harding eX. pressed horror at the outrage. In an informal statement he said the murder was an unhappy. disCordant note
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
EAGLES TAKE NOTICE

All Eagles are requested to he at the hall Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock to make final arrangements for the Flag Day ceremonies,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
ADMIRAL BEATTY TO
 VISIT SEATTLE

Seattle. Nov. 4.-Admiral Lord Beatty. the hero of the naval battle of Jutlaud. has accepted an invita- ton to visit the city of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
WHEAT SELLS FOR S1
 LOWEST IN SIX YEARS

.-..a-u. Nov a.-For the first ...u. 70. s.N years waear sold for one ....-. HrsHaI on the Board of "..Ea r this city.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05

TOkio. Nov. 5.-The murderer Of The Premier Of Japan was a Korean boy. The murder vas done on the same spot on which RI On So, a Korean leader who sspoused the Japanese cause. was stabbed to death a few years ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05

Washington, Nov, 5.-The Amer ican delegation to the Armaments Conference completed it's plans for the conference this morning. Under it the great powers would agree to halt all competitive building of bat
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
lElIltr~II REACHES
 THE GOVERNMENT

W.s nsruu. Nov t.-The admin .--~.-.u is .srs.l.s Co the increas- r. criticism w.r. IS being voiced |. r.a-.a.- .ud m she press of the ....s against tas secrecy aspect .. -.. arms conference. It IS noted ..- some sessions wjll be open. but ... w.uv will he. as the assistant
 ..r..s 20. .se state department ..U. u matter for JGe whole con- .-..-.. rn H...Ua
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
MINERS ORDERED
 BACK TO WORK

D..uwnus. O. Nov 4.-The min .. who rnr.w down their tools in .....-. agatrs- raa decision of Fed ..E rrd.. Anderson in the West sH..r. injunction ease. were or ....a -r return ro work by their eX- ..-f-.- board.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
nrrrSl TO TAKE STRIKERS

..aa~srs.a Cal. Nov. 4.-The .-....-- faH.rad 60 take back the TT. ..r..s who have declared the
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
pERSHINt i'S HER"
 GETS OVATION

Washington. s,mneI woodnu. Hho was declared by General PershipA' to be Amer ica's greatest hero Of 'e "or'u war was presented 10 Pres .Ue"' '''' VI ing and was congratulat'd by the President Later 'Noodhll was ac- corded a notable reception by the House of Representatives.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-11-05
AMERICAN DELEGATION
 TO ARMS CONFERENCE COMPLETES PLANS

ueships and keep their nayies with in the limits az defined in the agreement, for purely defensive pur- poses. Capital ships under this plan would be taken as the unit Of strength.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

0elltiden &orbilber1 8cnnadlt!
9ic 0erren bubeu ie6cnfoilS &c
0odlt, Den 9eutiden fGnlc Dos 81 gut
lrno lie iino unS BARN ST pett llbcr'
leqcr, un0 mir n%iilier eS ibnell I'M
ter allen llmit6nOcn Der6icten, lid)
nod meiter al1S5ubil0en, uno mr.
mollcn 10 gci6lpinO mic m0glid lrl'
Iere SlgenO altG crit gu gllten Sol.
6oten ma6cn, 0enn bic bittere @r'
fobrung bat inns 11lr 81 idtell &C.
seiqt, lucr ser @eidiftere lit!
@enn mir Die Wenifen bier elm
flcin mcbr logiid Ocnfcn nilroerL 10
m6re lebr 8ieIcs bier better, ober
6os crforOcrt 3eit lnO offene Gll9cn.
Sellte ruft man Den WtenIhcn bier
5l1: &rcll5i9t Sen, Der bot oos I'M
boS 0etbor, ltno blinOlin9S, obnc 81
bcl1fcn oOer al lcben, tbltt Die Wten9(
in @eborian 10, I'M IN fllr5er Sci
ebenio folgiam Dem Oireftcn @e9en
tbeil 5%u5ui1beln.
$50 bleibt "a Der NtenidenperIton(
lrno 6oS 9cnfDernl0gen? Soben OH
Mcni6en feline lltocn gum Scben uni
lit e8 10 fur6tbor leid)t, Elm 10 CROP
c8 &olt 10 SIT bppnotiiiercn, Bonn olt
6ers woren Sic langjG9rigen SnBge
fiiblc ni6t 5l crflGrcr.
0eSbolb lc9rt sic Mcni6cn ocrfe1
unO icben nit ci8cncn In8en I'm
nit eigeuem @er5cn l1O Scrltonr
Damn weroen tie I'M ip1tercn Sebe'
oQc Oieie DirnDcr6rannten @toer
Ipriide ri6tig beltrtbcilen fonneI
ulto tie bcrbinOcrt, mas lire beiligIt
Bflidt lit alien ibrcn 0titmcnIdle1
gegcnilbcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
SriB &cntcr I'M HOtgslS.

Aui Dem HotgelO. 0as uiele
St0Otc ~nu5gcgcben baden, iinO be.
fanntIif ucri6ie0cntli9 iinuige
Sprii6e nn9ebraGt worOcn, Die nit
gutem Sunlor iiber Ole Rot Der
Belt binipcgjubelicu iufen. Gin
iimrCihcS SpriidIciu ans Dem
@ciahcitaihag hires 6rte Heutcr
bat Ole Staot S%tapenbagen ge'
wGbIt. Sic bat nGmllid lire 90
Hfennig. Shcine nit iolgenOen Ser
len Oca lrobcn 9umoriitcn gediert
r8Cnn elmer tiimInt ton mi I'M
ie9gt: ST maj oat aacn VtinideIl
rctt, Damn icg9 iN: Sepe 5riino
nit Bunit, 0 Iibrcu S'mt ocS'
mare Grnit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Granfeupflegc.

gS lit a1tberoroentlid i6lper, GIN
Somilienglieo 81 pfle9en ooer olrrd)
Gin ioIfc5 gcpilegt ST merhcn. 3it
picl oOcr SIT pcnig miro G%cpobnltd)
npn Der cincn ooer Ser anocrcl Fcr.
ion ocrlo1gt, unO no 0roBc 3rnct
grl,0 bcitcbt, mirb nid)t MIR bic Gn=
I~trcnQl,nQ ollf bciocn Seitcn ncr.
9r0Bert, ior0ern bel 5u GROCER
SclbIiudt cntitcht oltd) oft SdoNcn
fitr cinrn oocr filr bcioc Eeilc.
Git lit ollb 0oS @cgcnteiI Der
Soil, mo oorn iOl(tc mon ooroll
6cnfcn, Dob elm normoIes 8etrogen
fir Den aronfcn unm00lid Ictn
fam.
@Gbrcno Scr 8otient idppod) 1T
1u1O Sd)ntcr5ell bot, iln0 8ei6bortclt
unO llnucrItono 10 horufteriitilh tiir
bic aronfbeit mie unoere Spmptcn,e
un0 es lit ebcnio toridt eifte1 nor.
molcn gciitiqen t3i1itollO bon Inn 81
crluortcn, ruic cS tGrid)t marc, elmo
norutolc Scmpcratltr at uerlnngen.
Sir ei1ren fr6bliden, pcrniinfttger
lnrb IclbItloicn &oticntcrL ocrcn cS
iibcrroidcno bicIe aibt, ioatc man
iiberoltS bo1fbor icin, o6cr nidf
mcniasr @c01tlb unb @itlciO ioIltc
man icncn cntococn brir8em oi(
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

6ltrd ibrc gcpcinigtcn 9tcrpcn ibren
M%itucniden cbcnlobicI Dual brin,
gen mie iid iclbit.
Scoc 6rolt, bic eincn &rnl1ter
pflcot, Ionte iid bcmuBt Icin, Dab iic
0os bouptiGdIifite oOcr io8or ein3t'
Qc @Iicb 1T, bos i'm nit Der nornta.
len 9(uBenuelt Oerbinoet, un0 6oS
Iein 56ifiol mirfIid bebullernSmeri
lit, wenn tie iih beflagt ODER tpenr
tic Iid uufscrcat ober rnpiuig tit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
q q II.

Mud bier iino Die 6artncr llberan
an 0reifen. 8m. 9dron'S Wto'
i6inc nor lebtc @od)e bier rn0 am
Somstug lit S6eo. M%ittenborf'S
9rcifmannidnft bier cinge5ogcn ltto
bat orl Wontag Die 9rcl6erarbctt
al,f 0ol,9los Groiric b~egonnerl. @te
in @ugemcincn, 10 lit ol1d bier bic
Griltc cine id)lcd)tc. hilbert @nbOor
cr5icltc 400 NuiDcl, SteDe 2acp 2t0,
&etc Sanicn 1S5, Not 6orriS DOS,
Green @ope 1875, Somc$ 0eder bon
26 9lfer MIR SO 8ui6Cl, un0 olli Der
S6rocDcr 6orm 1876 8uibel. Die
0urdi6nitt5crntc bctr0gt bon 7 bis s
i6nittserrtc bctr19t pon 7 bis s
&lribel 5lrut 2(dcr.
Dos Corn iicbt rc6t gut aus, bOd)
bat eS ctlclt 9lltct Neget1 ltotblg.
g8ie in anocren 2ofalitGten limo altd)
bier bic GDin6bllgS int Gorn.
6reO @elm ltnO @attit fortel let
ten Sam$tog bon ct. 2ouiS bierber
llno lperOcn cine ISOLDE bel biciigen
8Cr1ponoten peripeilen.
@cnn sic Republicon Hooo bon
Canaan nn6 &e0 8iro nod lGn9er
pcrna6ldiiiet miro, Oiirfte eS benz
Goltntp ipGter oiel @elO toItcn bic
ieIbe mieber in fobrborcn 3ultonO 81
bringcn.
Sic @itc NOR bier lpGbreno Ocl
Icsten @o6cn bcinabc ltnertrGglih,
uuo OoS 9iS6en oaS iie aus ser Dies.
iGbrieen 10 erbGrmli6en 8ei5encrnt;
rotten f0nncr, miiiien Die 6armcr
9erpiB ioltcr Derbienen. Der @ei5cr
lit bon Scr gcringiten QuolitGt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
6rcitas, ben Is. Snli, 1921.
Gr hat redt! Sin G%6ieaaoer Spa.

Gr fat rcdJt! Sin Gbieasocr Spa-
siergGngcr iagt: Limb wie i'd Damn
weitergebe, Ieie t6 ouf eincm ntdd'
tigen eroBen 8lofat on Der StroBe:
,Sub[ic Mtilitorp Granting Garnpl"
9o bleibe i6 natitrlid mieoer Iteben
un6 guide mid critount Inn. SD bin
bod in Qnterifo un0 mir bobcn Dod)
unierc Sllngens IN Den &ricg idtdel1
miiiIetl, I'M Sen WilitGrisnu1S aus
surotten, ltto IN 9euti6lono rotten
iie i'm ia alt6 ans nit Stlrnpf ltnO
Stil, uno bier-Oieie 9roBartige @in'
Iaolng alt militGrii6er a1Sbilmtng!!
IS lit mirfIi6 riibrenO. llno IN
ben @odi6ulcn merocn Die &tnoer
iebt oltd militdrii6 8coriat, n1O
b66it mnbri0einlid miro oos oIleS
nad oen berbotenen nnteroritdter1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

8erltfSfritit. 8iai: 8eibt Oh,
nern i'd groB bin Chauffeur modt'
id bo nidt lperben, Die Sa6e lit
5lt gefGbrlid).
&urt: No, modteit on benn bel
lei6t Iieber 8oiiertpaeet &1tti6er
nerben? SD i6on lange nift.
8iIi: 8aiierpagen? 8ieio nid1ts
&11rt: Sea, neil Der bod mil
SpreneItoff gefiiat lit!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Ser I%ritbmetifer. = Satin: gdln
bot oos 9ienitmaoden olt9 nod Die
Gaie aerbroden. Ran bot i6on
ni1ts @on6es mebr i'm $ouie. 8oS
fonge id, nm nit Der 5pei SGlftcn
on2
@otte: @anS einfa6, OH oo0icrlt
iie auIonmten. Gin Sol6es uno Elm
SaIbes 1T ia elm 8an5es.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

bcunilbtc ii6 bcrgebIid, feline $ano
3lriidouaiebcn. mas Gle fir Sunbc
bobenl Die m6rcu out gum 9rei6enl
g8orlun audi ni6t, oerIette Smtb.
mann, id babe ia sen TIegcl idou in
ser &an0l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Srcffenbc Intmurt.

Der 8rofeiior &o1tbmann III &it'
tcnberg, Der iciner nGrriiden Gin
fGac megen b%criibmter mar al8 ourd)
feline miiieniGoftIiden 2ciihrn9en,
oriidte eincm Soffobolier fr6ftig Die
Sanb.
Ieuicl nod NAL, iogte Der mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
zinc ennliIdl Ncntidl . rniiiidl

@nn0clSallionS, ocren Spite iid 9e-
Qcn 9(nlcrifo ri6tct oud ooS
bobcn mir Ser oilcttontenboitcn $50.
Iitif @ilionS at perOanfcL Oic
0u,tIhlono un0 &lBIonO III eng
LAMBS oficne Nrrne qctricbcn bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Gin eaus %bciunOcrs bubcr 3oll
Ioa ol1f Oerti6e Sims geIe9t iper-
ben. Sino oenlnod 9on5 beIonoerS
quit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Ncitc alter GirdIcn i'll Scrnialcm.

Sm Wetbiemal .NartGn III Serli'
Ialem iinO por furjem Die Neitc elmer
llroIten STRIDE eut0cft wOroen. Ter
Director Der britiitet ardGologiihen
Shule mlroc oortbiu beruien, I'M
ben sumo 81 unteriud)en. Die 0ran.
jisfnnermGnd)c mternabmen I'M let
ten Sabre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ll1o
innScn clue STRIDE aus Dem 10.
S~obrbnnOert. MS Oie IltSgra5nn'
gen iortgeieet wurOen. fan0en lie IN.
ter Oieier &irdleciue a1oere, nod al.
tere, Oie, mie man gIaubt, aus Dem
/. S%abrbrtnocrt itammt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

HER NICE new husband.
STEPPED OUT of the house.
WRESTLING LIKE a bird.
WHICH ALARMED young wife
ESPECIALLY WHEN.
SHE FOUND she'd picked
THE WRONG package.
AND INSTEAD of oatmeal.
HAD GIVEN him birdseed.
Out DON'T think from this.
THAT EVERY guy.
YOU HEAR Whaling.
HAS NECESSARILY.
.
BEEN RoBeINc the canary.
OTHER THINGS inspire.
THE ALMOST human male.
. ,
TO BLOW through his lips.
.
AND MAKE shrlll noises.
A RAISE, for example.
OR A day off when.
A DOUBLE header is on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
llc6crcinitimmcnS bcridjten ans

Geuti6lon0 5uriid ebrcnoc anert-
foncr, noB BORT belltc mebr ~gearbeitet
miro ais III irgeno eirem onDere1t
2oroc Gllropus. Gin IollheS Solf
fam nimmer untergebenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Ill6 cine @nwen6une. - Conn
taesiG9cr (einen Suien oerfebleno):
Scbr gull 2eben uno leben Iaiien lit
mein Wotto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Madl bem Tcdlt Der Sclbitbcitim'
nl1tna fam ieoe fIei!1e Station all
oos tlln, mas bic @roBm66te ibr &c
ltottGn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
.3o,, bot iid iibcrlcbt nnS biirftc

bolo pcrgciien Iein," iaot ELM @tltiif-
perlcqer. 0onn ioltc bic @htiif
micOcr 5u Gbren fomlltcn, norortSge'
lest, Dab sic Ntpoc nidt cine 11clte
.Sdrcdlidfcit" criinOct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Sic Surncr bulteu nn Der Sctt'
idcn Spru6c feit; eS Ioilen lid Die
Sobniiinoer pom Sonbugel niht ms
8odaDorn ja9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Die aublcnpreiic limb 5n bod. .
bob wcib, auBcr Den Soblenbano-
lcrn, jeoer Mtenid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Bic Sricocuspalme cntiuifelt l'd)
immcr mebr our Stcdpolnlc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

9ansis licfcrt @crifu @aifcu,
ur1erifonii6c 3citltn9en iebr
c%rItount iino. @Iul,btcn tic, OoB
9obqc Elm Wonopol ouf Die 2ieferur1s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

@cgcn Bier, nid)t 8e8cn Sdnaps,
lit sic Saltptogitotinn Der 8robibts
tioniIten gcridtet. 2ngit bon jeber
i6rc Itarfe Scitc gclpcien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
gen butte?
!. gprbebinanug 5nm

,9ie critic gurbecinsnrg 5ilm
8rieocn lit, oab ibr uns nn9eidoren
IaIict, crfldrcn oie Gn9lanoer. @as
Oarn BON Der g8elt nod iibri9 lit
oiirfte foitl1 nod cincn &ricg merit
icin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Ans uielcn Roicn ell Sropten
Del - ais bittern grfa0run9en
elm &ropfen @cisbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
A bird Ike %ais
makes a model husband

OR AN everyday thing.
LIKE A good drag.
ON ONE of those smokes.
THAT SATISFY.
WHICH CERTAINLY are.
TIE REAL birdseed.
FOR MAKING men.
THRILL THEIR pipes for Joy.
so LADIES, if hubby.
GOES AWAY whistling..
you NEEDN'T worry.
ALL's SWELL.
yX7HEN you say that Ches-
w terfields Satisfy" you're
whistling. You know-the in
slant you light one-that the
tobaccos in it are of prime Sc
lection, both Turkish and Do
mestic. And the blend-well,
you never tasted such smooth
ness and full-flavored body! No
wonder the "satisfy-blend' is
kept secret. 1t can't be copied.
Did you know about the
Chesterfield package of 10?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
BOXERS ARE URGED
TO MANAGE SELVES
New York Commission Advises
Mittmen to Dismiss Handlers.
1918 P. c. Cut" Limit
RULING IS MISINTERPRETED
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

NoDnunrC nnI hpYarS have niSin-
....'.a.s1 . ,,' - .Lo %or.
~ CIV" i'''i' "''"e W VI"
York Stat" Boxing commission
, whereby contracts must be filed with
tbat hodr II was believed TINT in
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IN thal stat" 1t would he m"'PSHArH
Tor him e. have manager. IhAt IN
PeNSl"n has boon diHS,pated by the
E"mmiSSion, ana IN hnnoun'em"nt hlS
teeu made by tn" SoI"hS that they would
greatly prefer mlttMan to conduct ms
own business aEnirS.
IN an 'h"rt 10 bring down the nlgh
cost OF ooAlnE the commission in New
vrN ma addrd another Iuir by the
I '"'lhN "i WN!ri " manager cannot 'cut
, !''''c lh"h tHlrd oI poker net earn
] 'HES'
,""F"> A"lhIS"n' "t New l"rA'
'"P'"iHS lAo new regulations "l th''
r",ii..i,.>Hl"h Hi'u brings out ea'h point
P'",HHN as follows:
u? ihi''rh." Is that when h"%crH
az ar, I'd.'''H "i IN" necessity OF hanuihg
.iI,r.F .IF sF">> earnings I" th'lT managers
n",n Una! ot Wiit'hH 70 spar t"W
'|"n"S t"' trIhe ieSS man IN" amount
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, '"Ilu'I a''ehl"ate lH' necessity
d 't' w., 'Ap'hS'vG boxing the romInle'
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
MAIN LINE OPENS
NEW Golf EVENT
Tredyffrin Will Stage 36-HoIe
Medal TussIe November 7,
Open to All Corners
NATIONAL STARS INVITED
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

The local links season, though falter-
ing, is not yet finished for the year
1921. a brand-new tournament will be
written into the records.
This is the open golf championship
Of tho Main Line, to be played Novem-
hrr : over the turfy unduiations of the
Trrdyfrin Country club at paoli.
II viii be Il one day fctc for low
medal scoring over the thirty six hole
route. This tournament is the result
OF one which was in the brewing for
some time. but never matcrialized
nami"ty, that local pros get together
during thr!r leisure of the Mondays and
play that day every week on different
courses.
There were several bitches. but Tredy- =
urn has come to the rescue and crys-
iaI!iHod 1t all in what is expected to
he very impressive event.
III local amateurs and professional
golfers are invited to get in the tusslc
he championship is not confined 70
players along the Main Line, so that
1t Will be possible for an invader to step
| in and take the title.
Everybody is invited TO take fling
and much talent is expected When the
id"A OF one day tournament was
OIO"c"'u 10 jim Barnes, the open cham
! p!on was not at all avcrse to the idea
OF entering, and pressure is being
! brought to bear on the tall tutor to
come, down from Pelham a week from
Monday to joint the hunt.
Walter Hagen. Jock IIutchison anC
others are also being sought. 1t is the
! intention to max" the going snappy.
| 1t Is understood that Trdyffrin is Of.
! terlng n mic" fat purse for first money
! in order to attract the satellites hither
ana yon. The question of entry fees /,
being debated and these. if any. viii
=" moOled into the minor prizes.
The famous Falls Of Schuylkill oper
champions hip IS confined TO golfng resi-
d"ntS of the, Falls, but the Main Line
| thing will b" open to -comprs. Il
| is hoped that local amateIrs as well a.
! III" pros will enter. Entries are re.
/ ccyublo by Rob BARNETT. pro at Tredy
ffrin. which should be sent in not late,
than ? week from this Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
NEWS OF THE AMATEURS

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like 10 meet a. s-v...l-c.rss VG.u'. = nay-
ing halls and orrr 0g fair uI. mrul-
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-27
Limits Boxing Clubs
to One Shoe a Week

Boxing clubs operating in New
York State will he permitted to con-
duct only one show each week. ac-
cording to the latest ruling of the
State Athletic Commission. The new
rule becomes operative on November
Z. The governing boxing officials
hold the attitude that one show
week is enough for the various clubs
now operating through the State.
The rule will affect all clubs, big
and little. Several of the smaller
organizations have been conducting
two shows each week. Tex Rickard,
Madison Square Garden boxing pro-
moter, planned to hold two shows
each week in the Garden, beginning
with next Tuesday night, but this
plan now will have to be aban-
dOned.