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The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
THE FLAG GOES BY

Hats off
Along the street there comes
> blare of bugles, a rufie of drums,
A flash of color beneath the sky;
The flag is passing by!
Blue and crimson and white it shines,
Over the steel-tipped, ordered lines.
Hats off,
The colors before US fly;
But more that the flag is passing by.
sea-fghts and land-fghts, grim and
great,
Fought to make and save the state;
Weary marches and sinking ships,
Cheers of victory on dying lips.
Days of plenty and years of peace,
March of a strong lands swift in
crease;
Equal justice, right and law,
Stately honor and reverend awe.
Sign of a nation great and strong,
To ward her people from foreign
wrong!
Pride and glory and honor-au
Live in the colors to stand or fall.
Hats off!
Along the street there comes
A blare of bugles, rufae of drums,
And loyal hearts are beating high;
Hats off!
The flag is passing by!-Selected.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
SAVE TIME-SAVE MONEY

In these days of business retrench-
ment-so far as economizing an Office
expense is concerned-everyb business
establishment is studying methods of
saving even a few minutes of each
employees time each day. More time
is lost in accounting departments
than in any other, simply because so
much time and effort necessarily has
been placed in mental or memor-
andum computations.
Advent of adding machines has
brought a great saving of this lost
time, but adding machines themselves
have required such a heavy invest
ment that hundreds of thousands of
busines shouses have been unable to
acquire them. Invention of the
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR has
solved this problem of time for every
business firm or individual. It's re-
markable effectiveness, its astonish-
ing cheapness of cost, its pocket
size" dimensions, its durability, ac-
curacy, simplicity of mechanism,
unite to make it a business utility
absolutely needed, yet easily obtain
able by even the smallest firms. In
time-saving alone the LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR pays for itself many
times over in the first few months.
c. A. CLARK, Distributor,
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
Roll of Graduates

CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.-Fi-
delis Goetz.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Aloysius Gottschalk, Anthony Ham
meke, Richard Werth, George Bittel-
In the evening of June 18th, the
College will present to the public the
interesting Comedy, "Sadie Goes to
Heaven"
The Picture is full of mirth and
fun with ''Little Mary McAIlister'' as
the star. The entrance fee is thirty
cents for adults and twenty for chill
dren. The show will be given in the
College Auditorium at $50 p. m.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
SUMMER SCHOOL AT THE HAYS
NORMAL

Summer School opened at the Fort
Hays Kansas Normal School last week
with large increase in enrolment
over last year. The strong demand
for teachers, and increased salaries,
are attracting large numbers of de-
sirable young people into the Normal
School. Last year the total enroll
ment reached GOT; this year the en-
rollment at the end of the first week
was 703.
The Hays Normal has included in
its program this year methods courses
in such basic courses as reading,
arithmetic, grammar, history, geog-
raphy, and penmanship. Large num-
bers of the candidates for One Year
State certificates are enrolled in these
courses. These courses are being Of
fered this year in response to a de-
mand from county superintendents
that the young teachers have an op-
portunity to prepare themselves in
these subjects.
The courses in Rural School
Methods, Primary Methods, and Up
per Grade Methods also have large
enrollments.
The housing facilities for students
at Hays are more satisfactory this
wear than ever before, and the stu
dents have had but little trouble in
securing desirable rooms.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

The loud noise at the Mill, Tuesday,
that sounded like an old-fashioned
Fourth of July celebration, was
caused by workmen who were blast
ing the old cement boiler foundation
in PREPARATION for a new and larger
foundation to accommodate Cooper
boiler which will take the place of
three others which have been in use
for several years. They are also add
ing steel girders.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
Famous Author to Spend Summer
Here

Ignatius I. Murphy, author of ''Be
hold the Flag" and numerous other
poems, and special writer, has de-
cided to make his home this summer
in this city. He was joined last week
by his wife who has been staying at
Hays, and they have rented the
furnished home of F. w. Boyd for
the summer and will occupy it. Mr..
Murphy is a special writer who is at
present in this city writing pen
sketches of the business men and
other prominent citizens of Phillips
burg and Phillips county, which are
new beng published in the Post. His
poem, "Behold the Flag" has been
published throughout the nation and
was a great favorite during the stir
ring times of the late world war
period. He plans later to compile
his best poems and have them pub
lished in a volume. When he has
finished his work here in Phillipsburg
he will visit the other towns of the
county and write pen sketches of the
leading people. These sketches are
being read with much interest and
Mr.. Murphy reports that he is being
well-received by the people of this
county. y.-Phillipsburg Post.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

The shears used by the ancient
Egyptians had one leg detachable for
sharpening. It was held in place by
two cloths engaging T-shsped pins,
and could be detached IN a second.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

Harvest commenced in Reno coun-
tv near Hutchinson, this week. The
wheat in that county is very poor this
year. The best wheat in the south
wast mart of the state, this year,
seems to be along the Rock Island
railway.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

The Dodge City people on the low
lands had some high water from the
Colorado flood waters in the Arkansas
river, but no damage was done. Gar
den City reports they were prepared
for the rush of water before it reach
ed there and no serious losses oc-
CURED.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

H. D. Hughes, Baptist Evangelist.
is now a resident of Hays. He, with
his family, has moved into the Mrs.
L. E. King residence property in
northwest Hays. Mr.. Hughes terri
tory extends from Salina to the Colo
rado line.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

to Camp Roosevelt this summer.
The periods begin July 3, and en-
rollment may be made NOW at the
Headquarters, Room 4O3-65O South
Clark Street, Chicago.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

The Arthur Wiles home on East
Juniata street is much improved in
looks since located on its new raised
foundation. One of the troubles in
Hays was that every house was set up
but a foot from the ground, but now
it is the rule to be three or four feet
ups
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
Hays, Kansas.

Arnold Englund, Junior student
from the Kansas State Agricultural
College, arrived in Hays, Monday
morning, and will assist with the ex-
perimental work at the Experiment
Station, this summer.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

WANTED-Lady or gentle
man able to speak, write and
read German, for private secre-
tary work after supper. Apply
at this Office.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Start, Alice
Start and Prof. James Start Of the
HAYS Normal, accompanied by Mrs.
Tenatius I. Murphy, drove over from
Havs. last Saturday, for visit with
Mr.. r.Ignatius Murphy, who is here do
ing special writing. Mrs. Murphy
will remain with her husband for the
summer and they viii make their
home in the F. W. Boyd residence
during the summer months while the
Rovd family is in the west.-Phillips-
burg Post.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
AT THE BIRTH OF THE FORT
HAYS NORMAL SCHOOL

Many years ago we stood with
Principal Picken on the grounds of
old Fort Hays and witnessed a game
Of baseball by the boys who COM
prised the attendance at the opening
of what has proven to be the principal
educational institution in Western
Kansas.
On that day it seemed very hum
BILE and unprOmising educational ven
ture; the rooms occupied by the
school were the remains of the old
fort, which seemed so desolate and
forlorn.
If we could have looked forward
and in our fancy pictured the
splendid seat of learning as it exists
today under the superintendent of
President Lewis, it would have seem
ed a dream indeed, wild and fantastic.
1t is wholly fair to say of Prof.
Picken that he is entitled to our re-
spect and admiration as the pioneer
who must lay the foundation and en-
dure the doubt and look of confidence
which will forever attend the birth of
an experiment. His was a day of
trial and of small things; he was sell
dom cheered by the loud acclaim Of
the school in its modern prosperous
courses; ne labored and others have
entered into his labors; beyond
doubt he is comforted by a good con-
science.
AS a companion piece to recollec-
ton we were impressed by coincld-
ence on the city cemetery grounds on
memorial day. In passing through
the throng, bearing tributes for
each in his narrow cell forever laid,
we came unconsciously to a pause
and friend, looking down, whls-
pered in our ear regretfully, ''see, this
is Mrs. Picken's grave and there IS
one solitary rose lying there, shorn OF
leaf and stem," but in a moment
came Miss Annabelle Sutton with al
generous offering of blooms IN re-
membrance of a lady of refinement
once so Weu known III the ISdSli1AiS
circles of this city; and so, we
thought, the fleeting years hurry US
on, and often crush US as they pass.
Mrs. Jacob Weltz, one of the
Pioneer ladies of Hays, died Sunday,
May %, 1921, and was buried We'd
nesday, June l, 1921. She was 65
years of age. She with her husband,
moved from Catherine, Russia, in the
early seventies and settled at Gather
inc, Kansas. The family moved to
Hays about eight years ago, where
they have been living ever since. She
leaves to mourn her loss five children,
three sons and two daughters, be-
sides large number of other rela-
tives. Her husband, Jacob Weltz,
died four years ago. :.
Mrs. Nellie Musgrave Schoenthaler
OF Ellis, was operated on Wednesday
afternoon, for appendicitis.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09
INSTITUTE NOTES

The Ellis County Normal Institute
started last Monday with an enroll
ment of seventy.
The faculty is as follows: Louis,
Christensen, County Superintendent,
Conductor; Instructors: D. o. Hemp
hill, Mis- Maude McMindes, and Miss
Annabelle Sutton.
We are having a very interesting
session, and much interest is shown.
The enrolment to date has in
creased to eighty-two.
Mrs. Reed, the Red Cross County
Nurse, is giving series of very help
full and interesting lectures in Assem-
bly,.
Mrs. R. c. Broadrick and son, Cor
don, from Laramie, Wyoming, are
here visiting her brother and family,
Mr.. w. H. Gordon.
WANTED-Lady or gentle
man able to speak, write and
read German, for private secre-
tary work after supper. Apply
at this Office.
The Hays free press., 1921-06-09

Mrs. Nellie Musgrave Schoenthaler
of Ellis, was operated on Wednesday
afternoon, for appendicitis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

empfebleu barun1 redt ei1r0ringIi1
Die Sorberllng 6ieier Derbienten Mn-
Italt mn6 bringer Bel 6ieier @elegen-
belt u1iere @enugtultrg bariiber gum
Ausorud, oaB oas 11eue 2eo<Saus our
Satiabe getpor0en lit.
Die fatboliid)e 8re1e.
@ie6erum betonen mir nnd)6riid-
lid bie Notpenbigfeh, unb perpflid-
ten inns, in 8ort u1ro 8eifpieI babi1r
5u mirfen, bob unferer taibnliiden
8refie Elm INNER gr6Berer @trfungs-
freis eroffnet perbe. Dime ole ta-
tboliide 8reife 1T l1nfere 8irfiamfeit
mad al1Ben labm gelegt. Die iddollii-
den ginfIiifie Der neltIiden Breife
miiien abgetpen6et merben. Die ia.
tboliide @eltanf9au11ng 1nnB belebf,
gefeltigt u116 berbreitet tperben. Die
Gedte Der Stride miiien geger poli-
tide unb religioie @Ieihmad)er ber-l
teibigt tperoer. Sbne cine itarfe, aieI-
betplbte fntboliide Hreffe ie6ob fam
.nidts bon Mea1 6ieien Sor0erungen
erreidt tperoer.
I'm MN nrierem fatbolifden Bolt
in 6ieier tpidtigen Code BEN rehte,,
@eg 5u tpeife11, nerpfIi9ten mir 1lns
nIs DeIegatet1, nenigitensre ir1e tntbo-
Tide 3eiturg at baIten 1rro al Iefen.
3moem erfernen mir eg aIs errfte
Berpfli6trng an, l1ns midt allf Die
33eitungg ! 2efftire at bei9rdrfen,
fonoern aud quite fntboIiide 3eit-
idriften, unb gang Defenders tatboli
ide giider gu Iefer, rn6 11nieren So
milienmitgliebern our 2eftire 6ar5li-
bieten. nnferer fatbolifbert @eoafteii-
rem uno Sdriftitelern gebiibrt mebr,
unenoIi9 mebr aIs Elm gelegentliber
2obiprl11 nribr opferfreubiges @ir<
ten I'M Dienite Ser Mabrbeit uno oes
Ned9tteess. Brnftiiidde nnteritiibl1ng hires
@erfeg 1T eg, sic mir iibrer1 fida1Ioen.
nnferer 0eutihen ur16 engliider
fatboIiiden 8odenaeitingen un6
Monatgfdriften f6in11er1 mir uniere
,groBe Dn1fesidplI6 am bejter1 nbtrd..
'ge11, iroem mir ne 1id)t MIR BnIten
mn6 Ieien, forpoertt aud nod @r6fte1
I5u Derbreiten ndet1. SSn Betreff Der.
fntboIiid]en 9ngesaehunge11 ipredben
mir 1inferer ~alterprobtpn .Mnneritn1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

ter, iiid n1b anf feline Bflibten be-
linne11 ntl1B, m1o 0aB CT fMr ei1te1i
ponen Saglobn allh cine pole Gages-
.orbeit Ieiiten mllB.
@ir beitdtigen bag &e6t iorDoN
Ser Mrbeitgeber als au9 Der. Mrbeit=
nebmer, i6 nod freiem grmeiien 51
Dereinigen uno our1 ertpdblte Bertre-
ter miteinnr1ber al berbanbeln. @s 1T
Sic Nflidt 0es tatboIiiden Mrbeitge-.
bers mie aud bes Mrbeiters, iidy uber
oie driifIide @eienidoftslebre, Dor
onem lotpeit tie leinen beionoeren
15tanb beriibbrt, 51 l1nterrihten, un6
iih III ibpen gegenieitigen 8e5iebuu-
gen bon Ben ibr acknowledgement
8rin5ipien Ieite1t gu lafen.
8ir empfeble11 outs mdiirmite nrD
foroern ernifIid, baB fatbolii6e ar-
beitgeber uno fatboIiibe Mrbeiter
SERENE griinben, III betlen fTie iiii6b be-
lebren 1onen mber bic fatboliiben
@runoiaRe, Sic ibr gerbdlfnis CUR
l@eieaidnft I'M nngemeiren nnb lire
gegenieitigen 8~e5iebl1ngen I'M befon<
beren beItin1men ioIlen.
6er1er empfeblert mir, boB fntbo=
Iilde Mrbeitgeber ben gerfamnrl111-
.ge1 Der Observation-Disclosures
un0 Batboliibe Mrbeiter ienen Der Sc
iuerfidaften regeImdBig beipobren
ur6 BORT bie hriifIiden @r11nbidse,
6ie Sic berban6elroen 6roge11 bernibb-.
rem, berbreite1 ioIler1 1nb bob fie fiidb
sic Mntper6on1g 6iefer Wrin5ipiien
nnf folde Sragen Derntiiben mogen.
Gintuanber1tag.
Die Notwithstanding tpei1t anf
Sic BrobIe1ne BIN, Sic ii1 i'm @efoIge
.6es @eltfriegeg in Der gintpanber-
nnggfrage ergeben peroen. Sc miro
cine nnierer Mnfgaben ieiL 51tfnn1-
mernrbeiter1o nit 0em 8apbneIss8er-
Elm Die Mnspanoerer aus ben 2dn6err1
6eutiher 3urge nor16glid fdon Dor
benz 9erIniien Der Seimnt al beroten
1lno Hinen bei5uftebeny Danit lie III eli
ne a1nlgeb1tilg gelnr1gei1 neroen, III
Der nod MaogIidfef ibr 5eitIides Sort
fornr1eir ge1p1brIeiftef uno Dor onem
fir lire reIigi6ien 9eoiirfnife ge-
iorgt ein ipirb.
Gen 5tantgberbdt16er1 1T artalirn-
ten, rehtseitig 51iterI6ffige 5fntiiH-
len, 8efbreibultg Der Drfsberb1iItnii-
e etc. 5ur gerfign11g gu itenen. Gen
Mnfgobet iDer6e11 mir am % IeiidtRr
geredt neroertf5rf1ett, speln11 6ag Geo
&n1ig d1f bic bo1[e Sole ieiner. GET
h~1ngsfabigfeit gebradt fpiro. @ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Nlilis a%,,radaeaoaeu.

ct. NallL il. Sept. 49, Maior g.
81. @aIih Miiiftent 6es fnatliden
@eneraIaoi1tarten SO. S. Nbir1op
bon Miinnefotn, teiIte am 5antitng
mi, bob 8efeN ergangen iei, Die ffiiir5-
lid 5ur 8efdmpfltng Der @uIDbr611=
be I'M Norbe1 oes 5tnntes ntfgebote-
men Mili5truppen 1pieoer beir15uidi-
den.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
Don Scr IS. Gcncralpcrz
iainntlnito les q. =. am
9eateffti1tcfte aftN nc1ft
StaatsperbaltN inNeHirz
t. 8eidlaiIe.

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gsidt MIR @iirde ur1o 5dule, for,-
bern mldb @elenfdaft unb 5taot, sic
tatbolifde Breife. 5rngen Ser io5ias'
len 9r6n1ng, Garmeritnn6, Mrbeiter-
fnr1b, MifteIitanb, uf1b nriere SteI-
Iul1gnab1t1e ibt1en gegeriiiber iper6ef1
Ill Ser be11rigen 8rit3ipienerfI6iir111g
.oes Central gerei11s beriiidfiiiiddttigt.
MnBer6ern bn1beln Ste 8eidlnife bon
Der MISUNDERSTANDING benz Mif.
.fionsfpefen uro Dem 6iIfsnerf Fit sic
g%otIeioeroet1 IN WitfeIe1lropa. Mit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15
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cine egensreide @irfiamfeit. @ir
fpolen uns oiid tn 8ufunft befreben,
bieie 3eitltngen 0lrd Monneulent be.
barrli6 81 unteritiiben, I'M uniere
Gantbarfeit su be5eugen, uno Die 81.
iiten5s Wl0glibfeit oerielben al ii6ern.
@n inooiiieren ben .Bittsburger
8eobadter~ uno Die .Noro Mmerifa1
In Bbilaoelpbia als Die offi3ielen Or
ga1e unferes 5tnatsberbanoes uro
9olfsbereins.
Nfiiiouen.
Mit Greu0e itellen mir felt, 1aB
iih in ben Iesten Snbren cine ltets
madienoe Miiiionsbegeiiterung I'M
ieres fntboliiden Bottles benla9tigt
Fat. aber ME mar llniere Witar6et
nottDenbiiger, ME gab es fir oas To-
tboliibe AMeritn before @elegenbei-
ten ME bn6en Die @egner 10 iebr Die
Sage ffiiir iiib nlis5unusen geiudt mic
gegenlDdrtig. 8ir empfebIen oarum
redt einoringlib cine erbobte Inter
itiikung unierer WiiiionsmitaIten
Sir austD6rtige Miiiionem Die mate.
|rieQe HnteritiiBung Der Maiiiioner1, be.
ioroers ioIber, Die bon rnieren bel1t.
idm @ln1ibensbrii6ern geIeitet fino.
llno Donlit uniere @aben an Die Sci
6enmiifion redt pertpoa u11o mrH-
fam tperben, eu1pfeblen mir aud ben
berlfenen 4reifen Die 5orberung Ser
Miilionsberufe.
gs oeritebt lih bon felbit, .onB I'm.
iere einbeimiiben MiiionsnnitnIten
|unb Miiiionsnerfe ln1b Miiiionsldrif.
ten ieglider Mrt lnfere bole, beIonoe.
re, tetige, madfenoe ~5siirforge erbaI-
ten meroer. 5erner proteitiren mir
feierIih ongegenL 6nb Die i'm Rriege
bertriebenen oeutfdel1 MiiiionGre
nod INNER lidt in lire Mifiouer1
5uriiifdfebren oiirfen. Diefe Bertrei-
|bang Der fir mabre 3ipiIiintion ar
|beite1ben Miifiondre, 8ruoer un6
|5hneitern, 1T cine gerIeknng ser
@ebte @ottes, Scr Jreibeit unIerer
beiligen Stride, Der Meni1enredte
l1n6 ii getnaItiger 5daoen fir sic
Musbreitung beg beiIigen @laubems.
9ifsmerf.
90 fein 3meifeI iber Bic Nottpen=
.oigfeit Der 8eiterfiibrl1rg beg @ilfs-
sperfes CUR gebebnng Der geiitigen
nn6 Ieibliber Scot Der g0lfer MinttteI-
guropas beiteben fam, empfiebIt Die
65. GeuepaIB eriammllt1g oes Gem
trnlBereirs ben MitgIiebern 6ieies
8erf Ser garitns nod MogIi9feit gu
for0ern, ~eingeoenf Der Eatiode, 5dB
Der 81. @ater, Bapft BeneoHt XIV,
,1trs oieie Mufgabe I'M Sabre 1919 in
ga115 beionberer @eiie anempfoblen
Bot.
Selbfbeitimn11tnssredt Der Matipnen
Sn nebereinfimml1ng nit oer
8runbidBen Der @eredtigfeit foroern
mir fir aae abb6ngigen 80lfer iener
|@rao ber 5eIbitbeltimmu1g, ben lire
polifiiden, pirtlbaftlihen unb fit
Iiden ~Sesntereffen beii1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-15

Der NorHsteril
Musnabnle zines 8aragrapben nallr-
ben oieie 8eibluIie BON Neiolutiors-
|fornitee Ser Notwithstanding I'M
terbreitet unb bon ibr einitimrnig quit
gebeiBen.
garitas.
Der 3entraI . gerein begriibt nit
Greuoe Ste giinittige gntpidlnng oes
|fntbolii1en spitaltpeieus, uno beion-
bers Die @rii1lo1,ng elmer 8ereinigung
idmmtlider tatboIiiden RranfenbGiu-
fer our tpeiteren Sorberung biefes
|pimtigen 3meiges tntboliider Carl
tas. Cine gleibe gereinig1tng a11oe-
rer caritatiper Mnitalter more iebr
mnni6ensnert nnb folte blao al Ell
ner mebr ffadgemdBen M11sbilo11ng
bes %geiafnmten 8flegeperionals flb-
rem.
@ir be6anern, BOB uniere fatbpli-
li6en Sl1ngfralien nod nibt 5ublrei6
|genug ben Stonb ser &ranfenparte-
|rinnen ergreifen, Der fiir 6iie 3nlifunft
|nnierer 9ospitdler bon 10 GROCER 8ih
|tigfeit III, nnb babei in 10 bobem
IGrobe Dem Srauendarafter entiprihtt.
nnb bor5iigli6 auf ieoe 2ebensitel-
lung borbereitet.
@ir begriiBe1 Sic gatiade, bob
ben 8aiienbduiern mebr offiaiene
Ifir9Ii9e Mufmerfiamfeit geiberft
miro; onb Der III Denielben gegebem
Observation-Disclosures o1rdoug auf
|6ie 60be Ser beIten @dl1le11 gleiber
Dirt gebradt tpirb; uno l0aB nod Dol
EIenonng oiefes SA1llnnterridts ben
&inberr1 ge6iegene Musbiloung in
9nnbnerfe11 nl16 ar6eren 8ei9dftt<
tgungen erteiiH miro, Die 51 elmer ge-
Iiiderten STRENGTHENING fubren.
MuBer ben Mniien gibt es nod ei-
ne Menge alei6 HIfsbeoiirftiger @iir-
|ber. piie 9nlbtpniien, ODER iene &iin-
der, sic tpegen &rarfbeit uno arpoe-
lrpr ,,nn;;n5tinpr WprhGTtniSip nor or
torn her 1,Sfinpn enroe pnthphrpn.
]fernpr nprffriinnpItp- iflnndh{innine'
hfinhp ,,11h tm,hi41,r1mp l@irher SIR
hpnn,,prn hoh nj sfnthoIiilhpr @pitp
fir @in6er 1iefer Mrt enttDeber gar
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m;;r he,4St;na,1 RON ,,e,,en, S;e i
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nergeIeaton tx NH MrhpiternrohIe.
mo hssiehe,han mr,,,,hSaha 81 Moi54
So. mo,,Sh,,,,,o IN smisben sl,be;t.
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-06
Son Married on Day
His Parents Hold
5Oth Anniversary

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July 6.--An IN
usual event was celebrated here last night
at the home Of Mt. and Mrs. William A.
Neu ST., who observed their hftieth we'd
ding anniversary. At the same time their
daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Hurst Of Indianapolis, cele-
brated their twenty sixth wedding an
niversary while the marriage of Louis c.
Neu, son, and Miss Viola Tomlinson of
Indianapolis was performed at the home.
Guests for the celetr ration numbered more
than a hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neu Sr. were married at
Hope, Ind, fifty years ago, and their
daughter was married here twenty six
years ago. The elder couple ara among
the best known residents of this city,
where they have resided since 1881. They
are the parents Of two daughters, Mrs.
Hurst of Indianapolis and Mrs. o. W.
Nail Of this city; three sons, William A.
Neu Jr., Edward Neu and Louis Neu, the
latter living at Indianapolis.
Mr.. Neu Sr. has been prominent in
lodge circles Of the State and is a for
mer officer Of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows, which he assisted in founding
here Mr.. Neu is engaged in the hard
ware business.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-06
Flying Squadron
Is Out to Collect
u. s. Chicken Feed

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Uncle Sam
today started to collect the chicken
feed" being held out on him.
A force of $50 revenue officers di-
recting 1900 deputy collectors are out
to collect delinquent sales taxes. I'm
der the head of sales taxes, come the
extra pennies on ice cream and soda
water, the luxury and semi-luxury
levies.
The flying squadron" Of revenue
officers now is paying particular at
tentton to New York, Boston, Pitts
burgh, Baltimore, Atlanta, New Or
leans. Cleveland, Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis, st. Louis, Dallas, Denver
and San Francisco.
AS soon as this force concludes its
investigation in those cities, it will be
transferred to Philadelphia, Birming-
ham, Louisville, Cincinnati. Milwau-
kee, FIT. Worth, Houston, Texas and
Salt Lake City.