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The Adair County news., 1921-02-16
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est music both instrumental and
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HARDIN CALLS PARTY MEETING.

Judge Charles A. Hardin, of
Harrodsburg, chairman of the
Democratic State Central and
Executive Committees, has writ
ten the following letter to the
Democratic executive head in
each county, urging that each
call a conference of Democratic
leaders in his county to name
candidates for the legislature.
The situation confronting the
Democrats, and the only way
the Republicans can ever in the
future succeed in obtaining con-
troll of the States affairs is
through the negligence and care
lessness of the Democratic vo-
tiers. ANY misstep may lead to
serious results. The Democrat
ic party must first prove its right
to dominate the opinion of the
State by presenting to the voters
as candidates to represent them
in the General Assembly men of
worth, character and ability;
men whose very name will be
guarantee that the policies of
the party will be carried out in
telligently and effectively and
the hopes of those who are look
ing for the best will not be de-
feated. Controversy builds
walls 'conferenc es build
bridges. Can you not at once
bring about a quiet conference
in your senatorial and legislative
districts among chosen men,
looking to obtaining candidates,
keeping down opposition and
disturbances, and especially
choosing such men as the impor-
lance of the hour demands? If
a lawyer, select a man of such
ability as will meet the require
ments and demands of the high
est judicial Office, if such can be
obtained. If a man outside the
profession of law, select a man
of like standing in his profession
or business, as the case may be,
and see to it he is an outstand-
ing man who has the confidence
of his constituency both as to
character and ability to accom-
plish things, and make laws for
a self-respecting people. The
call for service should come from
the people and not from candi-
dates or factions. With great
confidence that you will immedi-
ately gather together the influ-
ences necessary to obtain the re-
suit, am very sincerely yours,
CHARLES A. HARDIN. " :
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16
Bonnie

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., sun =
of the Standard Oil magnaHA /.
has contributed 81, OO0, 600 to the
relief of starving European. ehI-
dreD. This announcementowas,
made by Herbert Hoover at thev
conclusion of aSdinnee given M
Mr.. RockefeIler,s Bikla elaHs
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

The farmers of this community
are progressing nicely with their
work considering so much rain.
H.. P. Willis bought of Ben
Bailey one SOW and four pigs for
$50.
Mrs. ~. W. Kirtley bought of
Theo Powell, one fat hog at Ii.
Thomas Willis, who has been
in Lincoln county for the past
twelve months, returned home
last week.
LIE. Young visited his home
folks last Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Knifley, of Columbia,
spent last week with her mother
Lizzie Murrell.
The company that is drilling
for oil in this part is going right
down in good faith. We don't
know what we have till it is
tried out.
We have lots of corn in our
country still it is going at 81 SO
per bushel and is going higher.
Miss Katherine Willis, who is
attending school at Campbells'
vile, visited her home folk last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. C. W. Young. who has
been on the sick list for some time
remains about the same.
Aunt Fannie Montgomery, who
has not been feeling 80 well fol-
a few weeks, is about straighten,
ed out again and is as jolly as
ever and always has a good wore
for every one.
Miss Irene CabbeIl has beer
spending a few days with hel
title school mate, Miss Emm;
Powell, whoIves with her Uncle
and Aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Will
lon.
Mr.. Pack Willis, who has been
spending the summer and wintel
with his mother, Mrs. Molli'
Willis, will return to his home il
Carroll county Mo. soon. We re
greet very much to see Pack leave
as he is an all round good fellow
and neighbor.
Mr.. Bradley Powell, who was
happily married last Saturday tc
Miss Hettie Garner is now at bis
fathers, Mr.. G. E. Powell. Brad.
ley is all smiles and has a most
beautiful companion.
Miss Irene Cabbell entertained
a number of friends at the home
of her father. Mr.. r. M. Cabbell
on the 18th Of Feb, it being her
18th birthday. The crowd was
highly entertained in the after.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

In an attack Of acute rheumatism
in which there is much pain Billiards.
Snow Liniment is necessary part of
the treatment. 1t is powerful pain
relief. Three sizes, SOC, Coo, and o. 20
per bottle. Sold by PAUL. Drug Co
ADV.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

1t is easy to get rid of the misery of
heartburn or Indigestion. Herbine
goes right to the spot. 1t drives out
the badly digested food and makes
you feel fine. Price, Coo. Sold by
PAUL Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16
WANTED

Fox or Coon Hounds and Bird DOGS,
that can stand the test a6eld. Discr7bes
wat you have, first letter.
0. S. Evans, Somerset Ky
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-24

=. M. Nelson sidewalk sewer gravel
1ss.sd Elsvstor sites, whites
Ole c. Wigeby, 200 SO. IT of coal shed
Farmers Ele Co. 5000 SO. IT of Ander-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-24

Rugsel1 10 ...-----..--.11
Russell 20 .----.-..-.24
kLexMtoe Mites, Original
Eie Co 1900 Sd. It
2 Ele C0s 5000 90. It.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-24

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
BAILIFkA ODSOUZENA PRO
PREMLOUVANi POROTCU.

SleCna Katerina Chamberso-
va, byvala porotni bailifka u
znana byla vinnou nevaznosti k
soudu, soudcem j. w. Tarbel-
lem, povolanym sem k vypomo-
ci Georgetown, O. Byla OBJ
vinena, re Sc pokousela uplat-
niti nedovoleny vliv ma nekte-
re zensk6 porotce Ia soudu Nc
Cafferyho, jenz byl odsouzen
pro kfive svedectvi. Podnikava
bailifka uslySi svuj ortel az Y
sobotu. Dve porotkyn6 Vcera
prot Chambersov6 sv6dtily, re
byly povdlany do toiletni mist
nosti zenskych porotcu, kde ma
Mich obvin6na zadala, ably Sc
pficinily, aby McCaffery cd
souZen nebyl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
PRO zHARSTVf ODSOUZE-
MENU PRAVNfKOVI POVO-
LEN NOVY SOUD.

Rozhodnutim vySsi soudni
instance poyolen byl vcera
pravniku S. T. Haasovi, ienz
byl pro zlocin zhaTstvf pred
dvema roxy odsouzen, novy
soud. Haas byl po celou tn do
bu ma slozenou zaruku pone-
chan ma svobode. Byl vlastne
| jiz souzen dvakrate, poprv6
proto, ze zazehl majetek cizl,
byl ale osyobozen. ale hned ma
to zatcen znovu, re zapalil ma
jetek vlastni, aby poiist ullci
spoletnost pripravil o poiiSteny
obnos. K tomuto druhemu zlo-
cinu mel najmouti povestneho
lupice Grogana, ienz jest "a
wren ma dozivoti pro zaVrazd6-
nj policejniho straznika Patri.
cka Gaffneye V East Clevelan
du.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
PROCES Sc SPEDITERY Ii.
HOVYCH NAPOJU.

Dan Wertheimer Z Cleve-
landu vcera zjistil II. Darlin-
ga, JOS. Bienera a M. Corwitze
Pittsburku jako muze, ktefi
mu dodavali lihoviny a zaso-
bovali celou radu konsumenta
ostatnim Ohiu. Ucinil tax "a
vyslechu pred federalnim ko-
misafem Rogerem KnoXem V
Pittsburku, kde Sc uvedeni tfi
nachazeli Y obzalobe vznesen6
ma ne clevelandskou federalni
velkoporotou. Jedna Sc iejich
vydani zdejsim uradum, cemuz
Sc ale tito brani.
Jedna Sc velky process, V
nemz liz Jest obzalovano ctr
nact osob pro spiknuti, jehoz
Gcelem bylo voziti lihoviny z
Pennsylvania do naseho statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
SLECNA THELMA VOTYP-
KOVA BUDE ZPfVATI HLAV
MI ULOHU.

V Allenove novem divadle u
sporadana bude V patek o IL.
hodine vecer originelni pro-
gramova zabava, pfi ktere bu-
de hlavni ulohu zpivati slecna
Thelma Votypkova a sice v O
perete X. M. Crawforda. Studio
vala ma oberlinske konservato-
Fl a iiz nekolikrate nell isme
milou prilezitost psati iejim
1spesnem vefejnem vystupova-
nj. Hlavne pri kolejnich hu-
debnfch zabavach. DneSnl
Plain Dealer prinasi peknou
podobenku madeline naSi kra-
janky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
vCEREJSf SMUTEtNf
SI.AVNOST.

Vcerejsek byl neJparneJsl
den letoSniho roku a tudiz ne
treba Sc diviti, re 1castenstvi
na smutecnf slavnosti, uspora-
dane We hlavni dvorane Mar.
Sine Mistnim Sdruzenim Sva-
zu Svobodomyslnych "a spolu-
p6sobenf ceskych spolkG zdej-
sich, bylo nevalne. Uvazi-ll Sc
vsechno, vedro zrovna nesnesi-
telne, boure stale hrozlci - a
take behem programu spustll
sc dukladny lijak - byl pocet
tech. kteri prisli vzpomenouti
tragedie ma Staromestskem ma
mesti prazskem pred 800 roxy,
celkem slusny.
Pc zahranf nekolika skladeb
kapelou pod rizenfm p. B. Ma
ffka, p. Fred Holub, pTedseda
vyboru, uvftal prftomne a pred
stavil red. F. J. Kutaka. jenz
ziskan byl pro vcerejsi pred
nasku. Tyz hned ma zacatku
pravil ze vzhledem k panujici-
mu vedru pouze strucne dotkne
Sc udalosti, jez predchazely O.
nu hroznou popravu ma Stare
mestskem namesti a mluvil me-
ne nez pGl hodiny "a bedlivf
pozornosti obecenstva. Dalsin
cislem, kdyz byla kapela "a
hrala ceskoslovenske hymny
byla basen j. S. Machara, "Ve.
Ger Jana MydlaTe, v pondelt
21. Gervna 1927, jiz krasne,
vroucim citem, recitovala pi
Brychcfnova. Jan Mydlar, jaR
znamo, byl kat, jenz strasnou
tu pOpraVu VykOnal.
Pc zahranf Smesi narodnich
pfsni oznamil p. Holub, re p
Ven Svarc, jenz byl ziskan ia
ko anglicky recnik, Sc nedosta,
vii a ponevadz bylo upustenc
cd usporadani ziveho obrazu
podekoval pritomnym "a jicf
ucastenstvf skoncil program
Rovn6z upozornil ma tryznr
Husovu, pro niz jako recnici ri.
skani byli prof. ]. J. Kral
Washingtonu a prof. Miller
Oberlinske University. Take sc
zminil legionarske slavnost
We dnech 3. a. cervence. HUI.
sova tryzna konana bude We
Washington parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
z TfSTNf ODROCkY SVAZu
SVOBODOMYSLNYCH.
Zapisky re schIze slavnostni.
ho vyboru.

We stredu 16. t. m. konala Sc
schGze pro oslavy 300leteho
vyroci poprav ceskych pann a
Husovu tryznu.
Ma 81. cervna pripravena
byla v hlavnfm sale C. N. Sine
ma Broadway vystavka obrazu
z ceskych dejin a dolby husit-
ske.
Program k tomuto dnu jest
uplne vypracovan a dan do IL
sku do vsech mistnich Gaso-
pisd.
Do teto schdze vyslan byl le-
gionaf br. Lad'a Krizek, KITE
ry> >tlumocil prani, ably zastou-
rene spolky We Svazu Svobo-
domyslnych sGcastnily Sc V
plnem poctu slavnosti rozvinu-
ii praporu darovaneho Druzi-
ne Legionaru "Zenami Husit-
skymi Prahy", jez Sc bude
odbyvati 3. cervence a rovn6z
4. cervence oslavy neodvislosti,
ma kteryzto den uspofadan bu-
de legionarsky vylet ma Libby
rd. X rozvinutf praporu jsou
zadany spolky, by Sc s1castnily
korporativn6 Sc svymi prapory.
Druzina LegionafG I'VE vSe-
chny ceskoslovensk6 spolky k
teto oslav6 bez rozdilu nabo-
zenskeho nebo politickeho pre-
sv6dceni.
Pritomni zastupci slibili le-
| gionari Kfizkovi, ze budou thu
mociti ieho zpravu We schu-
zich JIM zastoupenych.
Dale pojednano bylo o Huso-
We tryzn6. Husova tryzna bu-
de uspofadana "a prizniveho
pocasi We verejnem Washing
| ton parku, pouze "a deStiveho
pocasi prelozena bude do Ce-
ske Narod. Sine Ma Broadway.
Pro tuto oslavu ziskani isou
fetnici prof. j. j. Kral z Wash
ingtonu a pritel CechoslovakIl
prof. Herbert A. Miller z Ober-
Hin, O.
Bylo by zadoucno, ably Sc
spolky pripravily i pro tuto O.
slavu.
Ceskoslovensky Cleveland ne
zustal nikdy pozadu a proto
spolehame, ze bude ma prvem
n7ste ma techto .oslavach.
Uplne oznamenf 0 Husov6
tryzne uverejneno bude poz-
deli.
En-. Cernohorsky, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
SLET KIWANIS KLUBU.

ProchaziS-li Sc ulicemi do
lenniho m6sta, setkaS sc S OBJ
cany ozdobenymi spolkovymi
odznaky a vlajkova vyzdoba
nekterych ulic ii oznami, re
Cleveland hosti dnes 1castniky
sletu jedn6 nejv6tsich ameri-
ckych organisaci, ktera vyka-
zuje podivuhodny vzrust. Byla
zalozena r. 1915 v Detroit a ie-
ste pred trent roxy m6la ien
So sdruzenych kluba s celko-
wynn clenstvem as 5000 kdez-
to dnes Zmohutnela ma vice
jak $4,000 clenu sdruzenych v
kluby V 525 mestech. Konven-
ce zapocala pondeli potrva
po cely tyden.
Vtera konan byl velky sleto-
w koncert V move Zednarske
Sini ma Euclid Ave, "a obrov-
ske 1casti. Dirigentem velk6ho
orchestra byl kraian +. Hru-
by, ienz skomponoval ma po-
cest ucastniku, jichz Sc dosta-
vilo ma 5000, vhodnou hudeb-
nj skladbu Gspechem pfedne-
senou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
OBET LETNiHO VEDRA.

32-lety Shirley Barkesdale
bytem els. 2285 vych. 46. ul.
mel vtera podivny napad. Pr
dsti vych. 8. ul. Sc vysvlekl a
skocil do jezera, ably Sc koupa-
MIN schladil. Byl vsak We vo-
de patrne napaden krecmi u
topil Sc drive, nez-li mu mohla
byti poskytnuta pomoc. Vylor
vena mrtvola neopatrneho mu-
re byla dopravena do pohrob-
nickeho ustavu Slaughterova
1880 Central Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
MATKA ZALUJEs O NAHRA-
DU "A ZABITEHO SYNA.

Pani Julie Wilmerova poda-
La vcera okresnlho soudu "a
lobu ma firmu Halle Bros. Co.,
ma vych. II. ul. a Euclid Ave.
ma nahradu $4,000, kter6 po.
zaduje "a smrt 16-leteho syn
ka Alberta, ktery byl We uni
nen6m obchod6 zabit spadlym
kalamarem. Zastupci firmy tyr
di, re jedna Sc nahodilou u
dalost, nikym nezavin6nou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
PRACE MA STAVRACH PO-
ZNOVU ZAHAJENA.

Vyjma ma novostavbe Fede-
ralni Reservni Banky ma vych.
6. III. a Superior Ave. zavladl
vcera opetne normalni stavebni
ruch, jak hlasi 1rednici orga-
nisaci iak zam estnavatelu,
tax d6lnik1. Zprava tyce Sc
pokladacG cihel, die hlaseni l..
E. Hoffmana, tajemnika mist
nj unie. Ma stavb6 banky pax
pokraGovano bude we stavbe
ijieSte tento tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
UPOzORNENl
ct. odberatelIn 'Sve
la, jinz Sc 'Svet' po-
slla postou

Pred casem jsme oznami-
Ii, re ma zaklade postovnich
zakonu nesmi casopis byti
postou posilan, ktery neni
predplacen. Rozeslali jsme
uGty vsem ct. odberatelIm s
timto upozornenim a velka
vetsina vyhovsla tomuto ma
rizeni. Ponevadz neni nam
mozno byti nadale v nesou-
ladu s timto zakonem, jsme
nuceni zastaviti zasilani Ii
stu onem, jiz nedostali teto
poyinnosti predplatne ne
zaslali. Kdo tudiz nedostane
v nejblizSich dnech "Svst" !,
necht' yezme ma vsdomi, ze
list byl zastaven, ponevadz
Sc Ia nej dluhuje a neni
pfedplacen.
V ucte
Vydavatelstvo "Sveta" /.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
K MESTSKE JUBILEJNf
SLAVNOSTI.

Ma zvlastni schulz, konane
vcera mestske radnici, vybra-
la umelecka porota navrhy ma
vhodn6 plakaty, kterymi bude
V celem severnfm Ohiu ohlaso-
vana velka slavnost ma oslavu
125-leteho trvani Clevelandu,
jez usporadana bude jiz pristi
m6slc. Clenove zdejsiho ume-
leckeho sdruzeni Kokeen
Armstrong a Parmelee obdrze-
Ii pvni $4,000 a druhou
($100) cenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
Kuchynske zastery

z pevn6ho pruhovaneho soty-
Sc, zvlast6 velke, V pasu zdrho-
vane, pekne site, $ velkou po-
stranni kapsou, po As centech
koupite nynf V striznfm obcho-
de "Koudel1", v elsie 4735
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
PACHATELE KRADEZE v
RADNICI DOSUD NEWEST.
nj.

Mayor Fitzgerald naTidil
vtera policii, ably neivetsim
nsilim patrala po dosud nezna-
mych pachatelich, kteri patrnt
dobe cd sobotniho poledne
do IL. hodiny dopoledni V pom
deli navstivili uradovnu dobro-
tinne spolecnosti, umistenor
ma sestem poschodi radnice q
sebrali as $500. Az dosud byla
kazde hledanf stop po smell
cich bezvysledno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
VYROCNf PREHLfDkA
MESTSKE POLICE.

PfiSti sobotu bude jako oby-
ceine defilovati armada cleve-
landskych policistu pred may
orem mesta Clevelandu a NEST
skou radou a pozvanymi host
mi. Parada pochodovati bude
iak obvykle po Euclid Ave. ale
die predpovedi bude vetsi a
vypravenejsi nezli podobne
pTehlidky "a roku minulych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
OKRADENA MA HRBITOVE

Jiste zene, jez upravovala
hrob kvetinami ma hrbitove
Calvarii, byla ukradena cenna
kozeSina a penezenka, jak po-
licii udal William Carter, 1888
Nicholson rd. Pro podezreni 2
teto kradeze zatcen byl dnes
rano jisty muz.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-07

Market for veal calves again hit the
years low mark, best lights to pack.
ers at the close $3.50. Bargain pri-
ces OF $500 to $500 absorbed hulk If
the light supply Of common and med
lum stockers and feeders, with one
ioad OF good heavy feeders at 1925.
Hogs are closing about 25c higher
on the average, with tops up 75c for
the week, range $3.50 to $S.75, bulk
$500 to $8.25, best pigs around ss.75.
LAMBS closed SOC to $1.00 lower, best
natlVes' $500, sheep steady, choice
light ewes $3.50.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-07

The wearing of the American Le-
glon button by delinquent and nom
members is punishable by Minnesota
Law, Chapter 235, Laws of 1919. The
Legion State executive committee has
directed that those whose dues are
not paid by July 10th be suspended
and deprived Of the right to wear the
Legion insignia. Every member who
joins or pays his delinquent dues be-
fore July 10th helps strengthen his
posts influence in the Winona Con-
.vention, because post representation
is based on paid-up membership as Of
July 10th.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
THE MARKETS
u. S. Bureau of Markets

South ST. Paul, Mimi, July g. Be
cause of their extreme scarcity on
this and other western live stock
markets, best grades Of dryfed cattle
are closing with an advance of Csc or
more, Notwithstanding the fact that
the better grades of carcass beef at
large eastern consuming centers sold
at the same time at the lowest levels
Of the year. Dryfed yearlings topped
the weeks trade, a small lot selling
at $500, with the best load lot at
SITS. No heavy beef steers passed
$3.50, bulk of fed offeri >es landing
between $3.50 and $500. Grass steers
suitable for beef purposes, sold
largely from $500 to $500, such
kinds losing around Is to SOC. Best
cows are moving at $500 to $3.50,
with best of the heifers going at
$500 to $3.50, and bulk of butcher
she stock is going from $2.75 to $500.
Gamers and cutters closed at $1.0O
to $3.50, while bologna bulls sold at
the finish from $3.50 to $3.50, and
light Gamer bulls as low at $1.50.
| rs 49,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-07-07
vhich attendance is voluntary.

which attendance is voluntary.
/ Uniforms will be issued free of
charge as well as all necessary mill
tary equipment. Those attending
either camp will be quartered in bar
racks. Good shelter is thus assured.
The food will be wholesome and
nourishing.
| The Government will pay all ex-
penses OF those attending, including
transportation, uniforms, food quar-
rers, equipment, laundry service,
medical and dental care. The can
oldate only puts up MS time for a
month of tfaining. At the close of
the camp there is no obligation rest
ing upon those attending by way of
continued service. No one is tied or
bound to the army nor any other
military force by reason of making
application or by attending train
ing camp.
The way to get to go to the 1921
Citizens Training Camp, is to get an
application from the chairman of the
Military Training Camps Association,
or from a Reserve Corps officer, or
from the American Legion adjutant,
or direct from the Commanding Cen
eral, 7th Corps Area, Fort Crook,
Nebraska, and after filling out the APP
plication and having the certificate of
character signed by school teacher,
clergyman, priest or rabbi, mail to
Headquarters, 7th Corps Area, Fort
Crook, Nebraska, marked for Major
Fred L. Lennon, Assistant Adult
ant, who is the officer in charge OF
securing candidates for the G. M. T.
c.. ..,..
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Bureaus Aid Legion in
Fight for Disabled Vets

American Legion men in this coun-
ty who are helping in the fight to get
adequate care and compensation for
their disabled buddies, have new
ally.
The legislative representatives of
the American Farm Bureau federation
are ready to help the Legion in it's
hight for congressional action provid-
ing for disabled veterans of the World
War. A resolution passed by the ex-
ecutlVe committee of the American
Farm Bureau federation and lust re-
ceived by the Minnesota federation,
sets ferthfthe stand of organized ag-
riculture as follows:
eve hereby endorse the program
OF legislation asked by the American
Legion of the 9th congress in the
interest of the disabled soldiers, sail
ors and marines of America, and URGE
upon representatives and senator's
the speedy enactment of the five bills
involved, including:
1. Legislation consolidating the
three ex-service bureaus.
z. Appropriations for permanent
hospital building program.
3. Legislation decentraIizing the
Bureau Of War Risk Insurance.
A. Legislation to further extend
the benefits of vocational training
with pay for all disabled men with
of 10 per cent or more
traceable to the service.
3. Legislation providing privilege
OF retirement with pay for disabled
officers of the World
War;"
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Theresa Hesse was visitor at st
Cloud Tuesday.
Mrs. o. M. Stensland was callel
at Alexandria Saturday.
o. M. Stensland transacted bust
ness at Osakis Saturday.
Miss Crescentia Huss of St. Clouo
spent Monday with friends here.
Elvira Uphus left Saturday te
spend the 4th with Ida Konzock al
Alexandria.
Miss Hannah SCHNEIDER of St
Cloud was here Monday to celebrate
with friends.
Several young folks from here at
tended the dance given near West
port Saturday evening.
Mrs. Anton Schlecht visited rela-
tives and friends in Sank Centre on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. j. G. Radermacher returned
home from Eden Valley having visit
ed there for several days.
Andrew Radermacher left for Eden
Valley Friday where he spent the 4th
with relatives and friends.
John Servatuis of Melrose was
visiting at the home of his brother
Ben several days this week.
Nina We're came home Saturday
from Sank Centre to spend the 4th
with her mother, Mrs. We're.
John Kramer, ST., was visiting with
relatives and friends in Freeport and
Melrose few days last week.
Jake Sieben and family of Sank
Centre were visitors at the Anton
Schlicht home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Theo. Schurmann, Jr., and
children of Melrose made a short
visit at the Anton Schlicht home on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Messer and
children of Browerville motored down
to visit a few days at the
VI. Messer, Sr., home.
The ball game played here on the
Fourth between Burtrum and West
Union was well attended. The locals |
defeated the visitors by a score of Z
o 0. .si s.fsaA
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Didier left on
Wednesday by automobile for their
ZONE in Hettinger, s. D., having visit
ID with the formers parents for sew
raj weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Marthaler,
4ouise, Clara and Frank Marthaler
;ttended the funeral of Mrs.. Alex
Iarthaler's brother. Joseph Primus,
f Melrose, held there Saturday NOR
ing.
The ball game played here Sunday
etween Browerville and West Union
1as very well attended by local and
listing teams but because of the wet
FEATHER, only five innings were play
d. Up to that time neither team had
score. We all hope to see Brewer
lille here again before the season
nds.