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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

proposal that the ncighbor countries desig-
nate plcnipotentiaries TO meet in the Amer
lean capital TO continue tentative ncgotia-
tions begun two weeks ago. The idea has
already been expanded into the suggestion.
popular. rather than official. that Bolivia,
which is interested in securing an outlet TO
the sea, in or near the nitrate country. be
admitted TO an international parlcy of inter-
cstcd and friendly nations.
The possibility Of a clearing of the Latin
American air is attractive. The Tacna-
AFRICA dispute has proved pest both to
those who find it cryptic and to the selected
few capable Of analy2ing its details. The
reopcning of the whole case in Washington
would be directly in line with the spirit of
the admirable precedent for facing interna-
iional bogics by looking them sQnarcly in
the eve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

/, Hugh Cupet was tho founder of lr.
Capcuam dynasty Of FrWarch Kipga'
from, which, tho GourbonS we're ,''T 5Ie-
&ccudcd, lie was King ,pr Franco
from 3S7 to 90G.
., Al ohlatc is II person dedicated, to u,or-
astic or religious lico or vow,
=. DONlN carte wac Il noted EngIi,% r,c,,
rtcnl nanaGcr, producer Of iht Nn,oms
series or Gilbert and Sullivan .'tnI
oprrra% at the Savoy Theatre. I.e,,don
=. Aluiu-Iicuo 10 Sage OG6S-iTt7) ,yTot, ,,.,
fanoga story OF "Gn Hlas Of ESg Sa1, NJ
6. DisrdIcll means harerooted or cnA,
sandaled, used PARTICULARLY Of ,rj"r.
or nuns, '''"
I. Latifundia are large estates. eapecIoII,. q,
characterl%'nS c0untry's social eys-
tCm. - SS
S. Myrou r. lIcrrck IL the present An.r,
can Ambassador 70 France '''''''
0. -Four Presidents OF Mexico arfnr H.,
lirin Dia" were Madero, IIurrig ~,
rEuHu uud ObrCsUu ' ~
10. n|CrntiU4r, 'at"lYUus, llWt Ur.i.,,
dlsegawinG accepted rulca ,.n.,,iaIII.,
Of grammar o" Sly la I.ur,rtiait"'
holder Of university icens. -. ~
attoStatiUR Of competence from cog ~
lsgiats or examining bodyl wa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
REALIZING A CIVIC ASPIRATION

TN \ philosophical sense it may be, as
| Stevenson said. "brttcr to travel than to
arrive" which is another way Of SAYING
that there are k"encr emotional values in
aspirations than in attainment. Perhaps
this is why the public seems not especially
moved over the certain destruction within
the next six days Of one of the most vicious
phases of contractor domination ever mani.
tested in this city.
Had the goal been missed, it il unlikely
that such impcrturbabilty would have pre-.
vailed But the fight for municipal control
of the streets has hecu won. Tho victory is
complete, and at hrst blush most realities
lack the appeal Of dreams. Ihe signiicapca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
WMat DO You Knop?


l. What ts a Nvarium?
:. Who wcro Ne four Pickwicklanso
g. What " the Ncaning OF the Latin phrase
"noll mo tS,gere"?
4. What is the Nurth city OF the United
States IN poNTlation.
.. What State cnteA cd tho American Union
with the prov $50 that it could, II
opportunity. aN'se, be divided into
6. When, where and h>twccn whom was the
battle OF AgncoNArt fought"
I. Whore IL the Black N'ore8t?
s. Who was tho acroiat who crossed ,ho
gorge Of Niagara Falls on n tIght-
rurc, sat down on Sr rope nidwaT on
his NcnturoSome 1oa,ney and cooked
and ate an Omclet?
.. Who was Teresa Carrcnu"
10. What is q lnessin?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

PhiladcIphia is altogether too m"dcE%,.
she E to ask the State for S2,5OO.OoO 70,
tho ScSQui centennial. This is half M
uting for the world fair in Portland IN W.,
without doubt the Portland fair will De pls
aud s,rccSSful; but it does not begin to RaSo lo
tho Importance Of the great 'cycnt IN rnuS'
,cphia IL year later. The SeSqui- -Ccntenhla,,
isn't local affair Ii IL Designed 10 "nIw nIs
America rs she is to the nations Oh '"O
wnrld,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

We are ticklcd and delighted to learn
that the Fordncy Tariff Bill provide for
n duty on books brought over by an immi,,
grant when such n material evidence Of
intelligence has a pcruniary value Of more
than S25O-bccause if there were any sense
in the provision ii might corVlct US OF in
justice to the tariff gentleman in the tmmr'
diate past.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Next week we may bcGn, to see now
clean now municipal street -clcaninG broom
can sweep. There will be ip evidence two
motor swcepera. a snow loader and two Ten
ton tractors. Much that is good IS expected
Of the now order of things. who Knows
Clean streets may vet lead to, clean politics
Why not? Cleanliness being next to g0Gl.
ness. Philadelphia may he u near neiGhpoF
nf hcnNnn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Jay T.. House to the alleged fact that a
lighted cigarette set fire to q sewing machine
in house on Chestnut Hill and are pre-
pared to look on with calm unconcern Will.
he throws fit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

President Harding urges that tho prob
lens of the world be settled at u. table rather
than on battlefield that they be discussed
in simple terms and settled in common
sense manner. There is nothing startling in
the pronouncemcnt any more than there =
in the Sermon on the Mount. The plea, in
fact, has something in It of the quality he
advocates
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

George Washngton's little hatchet made
no greater historical stir than that in store
for the silver plated pickaxes to be used by
the Mayors Of Philadelphia and Camden on
January 6. They will break ground not
only for, the Delaware bridge but for the
Sesqui Centennial
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Just in case the fact is obscrred oy iub-
lation over the release Of Eugenc Dcbs: Tie
was incarccrated for opposition TO the most
sociaistic ruling Of modern timos, the draft;
n ruling be it noted. which put Labor in the
preferred class and consigned the white collar
classes to the trenches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Rumor is often liar. but more often
thermometer which registers the popular
wish and records it as fact, There Is sis.
niiicance, therefore, in the report tha'
Eamon dc Valera, bowing to ehc oycrwlleIm'
will announce the withdrawal OF his oppos,
tion. II would be at once "a welcome ana
a sensible act
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Christmas fare at the Eastern Pcnitcn.
tiary will bring tears of compassion to the
eyes Of the families Of the unemployed
Prisoners didn't get thing but roast beef
and potatoes and turnips and lima beans
and candy and cigars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Irish problems are now receiying ss
much earnest discussion as ever they won
in the Dali Elreann or the London Confer.
ence. Dali Eircann members are talking
things over with the home folk: and with
those home folk rests the fate Of the Irish
Eren Stntn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
Whose ON
Is Ciored?

Rents are stil high.
Whose OK Buildings arc not going
Is Gored? up with the speed and
frequency desirable.
Limitation OF available labor has something
"a do with it. There is much virtue In
labor uniousm; but success has brought
abuses. The Lockwood comlnIttee found In
New York labor union which had fewer
members than it had ten years ago and with
;'ll of its members rvcr fifty years old. There
,,rc hundreds OF TounG American cx- service
en- unemployed who might easily be taught
trades aud put to work. iiadicalS urge
rln ~ consciousll,s on workingmcN. T.
class consciousness deprive willing mcn Of
work wherein is the tyranny Of labor SUI
perior 10 that Of kings? '"r,f
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
Optirlistic

Frcddys ma is optimistic.
have seen this wousn swec' ..
Smile 1T markings rabhiftic, b
On the hoor from muddy feet
N'ih good humOr eyer phrIJ, ..,.,
Sue would sag. Why ycs, ludecu'
II is lucky that our lgeddy., a.
Amt u sloppy eenu1ede a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28
SHORT CUTS
Christmas week going strong.

Yep. Cupid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

The old woman began to pluck her
geese just couple Of days too late for
Christmas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

Director Furbush urges birth regiStra-
tion. Mr.. Pullman could get wheeze out
Of that.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

The Moore Unemployment plan should
result in less unemployment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

every line of work Many physique which
might have developed into a wcll-balanced.
II not a particularly strong one, has been
injured by OVERRIDING in exercise, especially
in those exercises or games into which the
competitive element enters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-28

flOlSE decorator told NE not long ago
"a that she was offered very lucrative
partnership over IN New York. but n,t
knowing the be partner she vas w,Iyy
about moro things than capital before sIln
considered the proposition seriously. Shc
asked him. for ono thing, what was his idc,
of furnishing room that was already r1r.
nishCd and had been long lived in.
lie said lie took everything ont and
stripped tho paper from the walls and bcguI,
with tho paint and paper now and then nI,i
in his own ideas Of furnishings guiIcd IT,
tho ufcs Cor which The room was JrsjgrrI
lie left out the people as being n"glgibIC and
,hcir former belongings H. being for Tie most
pnrt sentimental suWivaIS.
She did not 60 further with him once she
got that point Of view, her procedure heinz
lust the opposite. The people who occupi"1
the room being first III hcr estimation anj
their original arrangement being lndicatiya
of the people was always important. What
changes she suggested we're along the urs
Of what was the best in the room. She said
II was like writing q biography Instead VI
novel. You had 70 keep Il character IN
mind not to create one. When she had an
ilhod ir was their room, not hers.
The success lay In Its being theirs at their
hest. instead Of AT their worst.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

@eibnadts &ijputerte @are uno
5medmdktge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii
Sdleuoers Sumelier 2aben.
NDp. 50-5l
- 5onntag, SEN IL. 0e5ember,
mnroen Serr unb Trau Sobn l1lrid
our6 sic Nnfunft zines munteren
506terdenS be9liidt.
- @tolet zimmerman, Io6te1
BON @errn uno Trau gilbert 3immerz
mann melde it6 am 6. De5ember I'M
linton 9olpital ether Operation unter=
mari ma6t erfreuli6e Torti6rttte CUR
pol1i tdnotgen @enei Jung.
- .6rau Sobn $, @iegel mar
@amatag Gaitgebertu BET einem Il
l1br Otner meldeS iie gu @bren bon
6rau @m. Silperl Jon, sic @a1nStag
mad 6lort0a perreti en nitro un6 Trau
@learore Mullen melde Montag mod
ct. 9outS oerretite , gab.
6ir T%iillfeoern nno 8leife6ern ge=
fen @te na9 91eimS Sumelter 2aben.
N6D. so
= @err .nnb Trau Mrtbur Yre6t
bon Gonrtlnab bemtrteten Sonntagz
obeno eine gan5e Nn5ab1 Treunoe un6
Ma6barn. W}an perfiir5te ii6 Die
s3ett betm &arteniptel un0 bel @eiellz
i6aft8iptelen urb lpdt am Nbenb mltr=
Sc Elm feiner 2una ierpiert,
Seber @infel mro iebe Gde unie=
res 9abens refeftirt ben @etbnadts=
eeiit. 8eiprgen Sic Sbre Gintdmfe
in S6leuoers Supelier 9aoen.
Nbp. 50-51
= 3u @bren bon SRI. @li5abetb
Dteb, 3o6ter BON Serrn uno Tran
Sobn Dteb bon Searles, fano fir5lt6
Elm 9bomer itatt an mel6em it6 40
6reunotnnen BON SRI. Oieb betetlisz
ten. Sri. Oteb erbtelt BET 6teier Sc
leeenbett pale niitlibe upb pradtz
polle @el6enfe. Maan perfir3te ii6
oie s3ett BET &arteniptel uno @eieuz
l6aftsiptelen. Sin feiner 2un9 murbe
ierptert. SRI. 0teb miro it6 nod Sen
Tetertagen NIT Sobn @eber perebez
ltden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

= @arl Belfann, Sen @i6ten,
Sobn S6oentgeS un0 Tranf 96lumpz
berger BON @anoa maren BET bteltgea
Treunoen n11o Germanoten Treitos
uno Sa1nStag lebter ISOLDE gu 8eiu6.
@enn man auf Sitter gu. ipreden
fpmmt, iino mir oer etn6tge 9aben
in ber Sta0t. nS6leuoers."
glop. 50-51
= @ie sic Gltern 5err nnb Trau
@uitab @arbre6t perltdn6tgt mor6en
ltnb, bat tbr Sobn @tlliam garbre6t
cine Seimitdtte @ntrp gena6t fir
2dn0ereten IN @nomling. Der iunge
Mann miro ietne gltern auSgangS
Tebruar bel u6en.
Yerleni6niire 3u Sen al%lernteortgz
item Yretien IN GetmS Sumelier Ga
oen. Nop. so
- 2amrence, @obn BON 9errn unb
Trau 2ampert Dorm bon Sman 2afe,
ser lebte ISOLDE na6 SEM 2oretto
Soipital gebra6t mur6e, un0 am nell
dem etne 6tppen operation Doll5ogen
mur0e, gebt ieiner @ene{ lung tn er=
freult6er @eiie ent9egen. @etn O.
betm Setter Dorm BON @elt Memton
beludte tim lebte @ode.
Gine 6illfeber madt Elm i@Dnes
@etbna6tsgeidenf* @ir baben bic
bette Sober Ste gemadt miro uno gu
etnem 8rets ser ratiDnabel lit.
shleubers Semelier 2aben*
M0p. 50-51
= Sobn @tlbermann ser Dor et=
lt6en Tagen einen S6mtnbelanfan
befam, rn0 5u 8oben ~ltiir5te un6 ii6
oeri6iebene 8erletungen 5u5og, bat
it6 iomett erbolt, 6aB ct ietne Yft6ten
ais 8ormam tm @arenlager 9aus
bersM. & ct. 2outS @tienbabn mte6er
aufnebmen fon1te. Oscar @ag, ser
btSbertge 8orman1, bate baS Mibz
seldid lebte ISOLDE al1s3ugleiten nno
oerart bin5ufallen 0ab CT lt6 etnen
6tppenbru6 5u5og. ST. beftn6et it6
bcbufs Serpfle9ung un0 8%ebanoluns
tint linton 9olpttal uno sebt ietner
oollitanotsen @%enelung ent9egen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

9iamantem in meik @plo Mpnz
tterung, &tnge, 2a &aliers unb
Naoeln in S6leuSers Suuelter
2a0en. g(bp. 50-51
= @epatter @tor6 ~lteferte Mtttz
mo6abenb I'M 9eim bon 9erm uno
Tran TranciS 8al ttan Elm mlrtereS
T0dterden ab.
= 9ueo Npit ser it6 am 2. 9e=
5ember, ether Operation TN linton
Solpital urterparf, fon1te Tretta9
mteoer na6 Sauie ret en.
@aufen @te Iaidenubren u16 ST.
iouterte @aIe gu &orfrtegS Breilen
IN NetmS SSemelter 9aOen. N0p. so
= Soiepb @enoinger BON Toirfor
be- orgte 9tenStag @el6dfte tn Seem
ulm u1toitattete aud inherent Can't
tum eirler angenebmen Sci u6 ab.
= 6ran Gba8. @ilperion BON Min=
neapoliS. lit bier e%in9etrofien un0 nitro
etne @ode BET Tra1 S. s.. 9tegel gu
@aite letn.
Sic feinite g(usmab1 npn Saidenz
ubren, fIr @arren unb 9amen In
S4leuoers Sumelter 2aoen.
N6p. 50-51
= Sri. Meta Geeb mltr6e Gums
tasabenO IN ibrem 9eim anldbli6
tbres @%ebnrtStageS bon ether groben
Nn3abl 6reunotnnen In ser angenebmz
1ten @etie iiberrai6t. Mean oerz
fitr5te ltd SEN Nbeno NIT @eiellldaftsz
ipielen rno NIT Muiif. Tim Mttter=
na6t mrrbe ein fetner 2un6 ierotert.
= Glapton @usbes BON CORDOBA,
Sc Sueur County, 8rlloer BON Trau
Treo StolS bon Mtcollet, lit Montag=
morgcn I'M Sitter BON 35 Sabren tn
etnem @oipitol In Manfato aus oem
2eben gei6teben. St bate lid ether
Operation fit Nppenotcttis rmterz
>porfen melde ,einen t06li9en 8erlauf
nebmen lollte.. Nuber Ser Mttne
piro ser Serltorbene BON Smet &tnz
oerl1, ietnen @lterr1 uno etner S6nc=
iter, Trau StolS, iibsrlcbt. 0as
Acknowledgements fono TT CORDOBA I'M
Mtttmo6na9mittag I'M 2 nbr itatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
= Soiepb NrbeS bon @leepp @pe
beiorgte lebten 6reitag bter sc l6afte.

- Soiepb NrbeS BON @leepp @pe
belorste 1etten 6reitas bter @el6dfte.
Ibeo. @ierfe mar lebte @o6e
I'M Garl Otto 9etm In @intbrop I'll
@ai tie.
SEER uno Trau Sobn Yoebler
be1ndten leste ISOLDE sic @eorge
S6emam Tamtlte IN @tntbrop.
Sran56iiides Glfenbein, iiderlid)
bag allerbeite mnb bic 8reiie iinb
reht in S6leuoers Sutpelter 2aoen.
NoD. 5O-51
90 Slid @ulben BON ser bielisen
'Ylnmber Strma @uloen & Ser
coe, ser Sic Snltollatton Ser 8leiz
I'M @enoi0e 9o6idulgez
bdube iiberiiebt, oerbra6te lebten
Sonntag bet ietner Samtlte babter.
Trau Nler Manweiler bemirtete
Montag anldb1t6 hires @iegenfeiteS
etne Mn5abl Treunotnnen bel etnem 6
nbr 0tnrer. Mben6S murbe 800"
gelpielt uno bic Yretie gemannen Trau
Wtatbalo @tbner un0 Trau Sen.
Mm1nr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
2ofal Meuigfeiten.

~plul NlSNtD]S]SN+
= 8. 81. 8eder >par lebte ISOLDE
mcbrere Sage til ben 96mel teritdbten
um @eiddfte gu b%eiorsen.
= otto @anoerie Zee lit nad 2am1z
berton S%uriidgefebrt na6 etnem ange=
nebmen 8ei16 I'M bteitgen @anoerz
ice SCENT.
= SEER u1o 6rau s.. $. Soloen
marcn lctte ISOLDE IN ct, Saul um
Sen Acknowledgements bon SEQ. 5bin
%betSulpobnen.
= 6rou 6enrp @cifert lit bon
SefFerlon, Mtsconltn 5lriidgefebrt
NIT ibrer fletnen Gnfeltn, melde BORT
ste S6ule beiudte.
= 6rau GbaS.> StleSbetm mar
lette ISOLDE mebrere Sage tn 9leepp
Gpe BET ibrer Io6ter, Trau George
@losba6 ST.. GIT 8eiud.
- Oscar @robflagS BON Gatro
5omnibtp b eiudte lette @o6e letne
Sdmel ter Trau SIS. Stepert, ebe ct
Sic Geiie no6 Oregon antrat.
= @epatter @tor6 ~lteferte Tretz
tasl1orgen TIM 9etn1 bon 9errn uro
Strait Sobn s3upfer ein muntere8
50hter6en ab, 5ur groben TreuOe Ser
@lterl1.
- 6ral Sobn 96pab un0 Sri.
9eona S6oeol BON Gomfrep melde
it'd bier fiirSltd Sperationen unterz
marfen, lino mieoer na6 Saul 5uz
riid9efebrt.
- Treo 2a110sfron BON Sleepp
Gne bclcrgte lektcn 6rettag gel6dfte
tn SEEM lllm. St %ltattete audi I'M
lerem Sanftum et11en angenebmerl
8elud ab.
- Serr uno Tra1 9erbert 8u=
ldorb BON @eit 9femton iino Ste
eliidltde1n @lter11 etne8 Stammbalz
tcrs ser am 5onntag, ben 4. 0e5emz
ber, letn @rldcinen madte.
= SEER u11b Trau Aoolpb 5rc=
bcld u1o Sri. 9lole Tiemcper melde
bieltgen &ermarote11 etnen angeneb=
l11el1 8clud obseltattet batten, lino
nod Sprtngftelb 5uriidgefebrt.
= Serr unb Tral1 George @lotz
bad ST. bon 9leepp @ne murbe lette
gSode etn 1tram11er Stammbalter
oebprrn. Tra1 @lobba6 mar Ste
friibere Sri. N11na SilleSbetm bon
bier.
- @imon @tebr, BON @asfatl6ez
man, Canada, friiber lpobnbaf it tn
glcepn Gpc mar %ousgangS lcetcr
ISOLDE BET lei1cm Snfel nnb lciner
Jante, Ser11 r110 Trau Sobn Murm
81 Sclud.
- Nrau German Spcdma1r1 ln0
1rdter srlene ltno mieoer nad tbrem
Setm III Sleepp Gpe 5uriidgefebrt
nad cincm oretzlpDdigen 8elnd, Sen
5te oen Gltern, 9errn nno Tral1 Scr
MIN Gesfe bier a~bgeltattct batten.
= Tr(. Martba 8ader, Io6ter
bon Serrn uno 6rau S. s. 8ader,
uno Sri. N(tee S6mtbt, 3odter BON
Serr11 u11o Trou s. s. Sdmtot, baz
ben tire bretmonatlide IrobeSeit I'M
Colonial Solpital III Go6citer 9linz
5eno belto1lben.
= Sri. Glara Spcrl bon ct. Saul
beluhte detste @ode tire Gltern,
Serrn uno Trau Sobn Sperl. Die
2eicr mcrben li6 ertnnern bab Dor ct
lihen @oden Sri. Sperl erbebli6e
8ranomunben erlitt BON melden 1ic
pollitdnoig senelen lit.
Nnlabli6 icincs @iceenfcitcs
m1lroc Garl W}ado Samstagabcnb III
iei1em Seirn an Glib @allep Strabe
bon ici,,cn &i1,oern IN ser anscrebm=
Iten Meile iibcrrai6t. Der Nbeno
perlief IN ser a1lgcnebmlten Wetle lulo
cin ietncr 2und purbe lerptcrt.
- @illiam Sdneiocr, Sobn bon
Serrn urb Trau Spbn Shneioer, 1T
letter Son1stag ,la6 NlaSfa sllriid=
qcfcbrt no CT mdbrcno OeS Wtnters
~.ieine @olominc bearbeiten miro. Serl
> Ghncioer crmortct binrel, ser nddlte1
3mi Sabre wicocr na0 @ault 5uritds
;ufcbren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

@aben Sic MneebDrise in 9eut1Ne
Lamb Dber Selterrei6? IN
@pllen Sie bieien cine 1sreube be.
reiter. 9ann id)iden sic ibuen tis
vgfem ulm 8pit" fit Elm Sa0r.
SnS MuSlano fDitet bieielbe $3.50
prD Sa9r.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

9amen @anogelenf l1bren in
peik, @pl6, ale Sic neuiten Turmen
in pnalem SDnneau, ldngltd.
s4leuoerS Semelier 2aben.
N6b. 5O-51
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The Washington times., 1921-05-22
DISABLED VETS10
! HOLD meet TODAY
Permanent Society for Wounded
and Manned Men Will Be
Formed.

Wounded and disabled men are In
vitsd to attend . meeting at Poirs
rhsater this morning At 10 o'clock,
TO take membership in m organixa-
tion which announces that 1t has no
quarrel to pick with the Government
10 not cunning for political alliances
does not intend to push any legisla-
tion and has no motive but promotion
OF Fellowship among the lads who
wear the silver button.
The organization terms itself THE
Disabled Veterans OF the World War"
and claims TO have the support of
the Federal Board OF Vocational Edu-
cation. the Red Cross and kindred
forces. There are 10 be no salaries
paid anyone connected with the or
ganixation. At the meeting Sunday
ofhcers for . District chapter will be
elected. and delegates named to go
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
SCHOOL HEAD GIVES.
/ LIST Of GRADUATES.
Prince Georges County Super.
intendent Also Announces
Commencement Dates.

HYATTsvIL.LE. Md. May c1.--
The graduates and dates OF COM
mencement for the various Prince
Georges county high schools have
been Announced by tho county super.
intendent OF education. Eugene S.
Burroughs, AZ follows. IS
Hyattsvilie--Acadsmic. Janice Eve
lyn sampson. Mabel Marguerite Nash,
Catherine LiEhtburn. Theodora Wflhs.
Rsbecca Catherine Willis. Nellie Sarah
Buckley. Ruth Virginia Cody. Rosalind
C. CarviIle Bowen. Robert Lee Morris.
Oswald H. Greager; COMMERCIAL. Edith
Helen Grosdidler, Helen Frances .Bo-
teller. Gladys z. Behrens,, Helen vir-
ginia Gingell, Josephine Catherine
stein, Harold A. Crawford. Francis C.
Little; general. Edwin T. Fritts; COM
mencement June TO-. fxss2 S,Fesat
Baden--General. Lucy. Crane Chi
chester. Ethel Irene CshtAr, William
Arthur Garner; VEGA attopaa,s household
economies, Katherine WArburton
Burnham. Rebecca Bowie Compton.
Harriette Maxine Young. Lattice Car
oline Turner. Lillian Virginia Mont
somery.. Agnes Viola Bewlea Henry
etta Beall Brady; commencement.
June 10. ~ ~
Brandywine--Acadsmtc, Naomi Ce-
celia Lusby Mary Helen -Cross. MIL
dred Edith Lusby, Mary Margaret
Sasscer.s Eta Estelle Lusby, Erma
Alice Schwien; commencement June o.
Laurel--Academic. Helen q. Bote-
Ter, Alma l., FrothinKham. Dorothy
Robertson, John Bowie. jr. Thomas
p. Israel. Ray A. vawter; commercial.
Grace G.. Linzey. Edna NJ. Leister.
Lofty ". Mtilard; commencement
June 8. - sk.,tf
Tia .Wyvill, Mary Agnes Wy~ttl lAa
Elizabeth ,wyvill, IneS Elisabeth. Ann
Conren, Edna Naomi Mayhem, Charles
Leslie Bennett; academic. Eettie Plum-
.mer Bowling. Juliet Adelaide Ira
band. Jerome Pollock; commence
ment June g.. Ma .; &c Gssi
The Washington times., 1921-05-22
|DEATHPENALTYH|T
BYANTHONY[EAGUE
Campaign viii Be Launched for
Abolition Of Capital
Punishment.

National representation for the
District OF Columbia and the abolish
ment of capital punishment in that
territory are two Of the social ref
ormat ations which viii occupy much
of the work of the Anthony league
this coming year, II was decided 1T q
meeting OF the league In the past
week.
Some Of the special lines of activity
were outlined at the meeting. which
was held at the home Of the leagues
president. Mrs. Anna e. Hehdlsy. 2007
Columbia road.
The move for prison reform, which
carries with II the abolishment Of cap
ital punichment In the District. IL
now under way and q petition 10 be-
Ing circulated in Washington for
signatures which will be presented to
President Harding with q plea for his
support. A bill IL also to be. intro