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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
@rdkte stamh,br her welt.
llmgebenres &ieien,ucrf, bas iebr
aera1te 3eit cinbalt.

9ie @taot Seriep gitp, g. S.,
bat beute Sic gbrc> Sic gr0Bte
Stan6ubr Ser @elt alf5umetien.
9ieielbe lit in6eB ni6t ettpa in
eir1en1 bobe1 'ebrpir6igen &irdtltrm
angebrabt. @s piir6e au9 i6pers
li6 III irgen6 einen S11rm, 8lak
6afur 5u fin6en fem, ion6ern itebt
auf Sem 9ah elmer impoianten
5abrtfanlage, GIT 6erett Gbarafter
tie ar6 gut paBt.
9as 3iffernblatt 6ieies getpalti.
gen 3eitmeiiers fat ei1en GurG'
meiier bon nidt tpeniger ais 38
SUB.
Gin eiserartiges Sntereiie fanrt
sic 8e5eidnurg, reip. sic &enntlid.
ma6ung ser @tl1noen beatipru6en.
9a5u miiien namli6, itatt ser 8ab.
len, rielige i6par5e, iargformtge
Siguren berbalten. Das lit cine
feltene, ie6o6 feline ar1snabmstpeiie
gtnridtung; uno iol6e @eitaltet
fin6 fat fir ie6ermann, au9 &pe1ttt
Sic l1br no6 10 meit oben ongebro6t
III, 1eibt at erfennert, mas man bon
6en 3able1t nidt fagen fann.
Die &anpt5eiger fins ol1s
&1tpferp1atten Metam bergeiteut,
tpel6es an einem meiiing1tem &aB.
ntentuerf befeitigt urt6 no9 tpetter
6ur4 meiitngne 9uerbalfen .geiteift
lit. Ser Granddaughter lit bon etttem
gn6e gum an6ern Is SltB lang;
ltn6 an Ser breiteiten @teue bat er
3 SUP un6 10 Bon @eite. Ser
Min11ten5eiger miBt 20 SUB, 1116
nit ieinem @egengemtdt tpiegt er
GAO @fun6. II @dnner muBten 6ie<
ien Mtn1ten5etger tragen, als ct
lit Stellung gebrabt mur6e. Sic
Sptbe 6ieies 8etgers bemegt ii4
ie6e ba1be Mir1tte 11h 3oM, o6er
im 2aufe zines Cages cine Dalbe
Mei1e.
Ser Me9onismus, tpel@er 6as
l1bren-l1ngetiim treibt, begretft 1T
fi6 3pei beri6ieoene @erfe, 6ie aber
neben einan6er in einem metoat,
i6en Sa6merf bon muir bier SUB
2dnge ongebra6t iin6. @ines Ser
@erfe lift sic vMeiiterubr"; 6ie'
ieIbe. otent Defenders oa5u. ste ee.
na1e 3eit etn5l1balten, lit ie6o9
tpeiter nibts, als cine gepobnlt9e
Yen6elubr, 1rtr in bel groBerem
MaBftabe; oos @erpen6ifel lit 8
SUB lang un6 miegt iber 400
8fnn6.
Sos an6ere Ser @erfe treibt sic
3eiger unmittelbar nn6 beitebt ans
elmer groBen 9rommel, tuel@e Elm
9toblfabel auftpin6et. @m an6ern
gr6e 6es &ubels lit ein @emt9t
BON mebr als elmer balben Sonne:
SroB Ser maiiiben 3etger nit
ibrem @etpi9t bon 5uiammen uber
elmer balben &on1e betrdgt Die @b.
tpei@ung Ser ltbr Ser riatiseu 3ett
foIt niemals mebr, alS etne babe
Minute in elmer ISOLDE.
Matlrli@ bat 6ie l1br aud cine
uoufommene eleftrii@e &eleu@tung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

un0 tpar0te iib Der Tiire 5lt. Inter
6er1elben ltebenb, narf er nod ei11et
leBten @lid auf ieinen gefabrlide1
@alt uno itutte.
Ser oo1e S9ei1 ser 2ampe ficl
onf 6as geiidt bes MN tatia6li6
eingei9lafenen 8etrnnfenen lno gab
1ipp @%e1egenbeit, 6enielben 5ttm
eritenna1 genalt 5u betra6ten.
@inige Mugenblidc priifte er oie
@hDliognomie 6es SGlafenoen al1f-
merfIan1, bann beri9mano er i'm
Neben5immer uno febrte na6 flint
Minltten NIT elmer Nbotograbipe
lit Observation-Disclosures 5uriid. Mu=
16el junior i61ief no1 INNER lao
mar eben i'm 8egriff, elm raiieln-
6es @bnar6fon5ert an5uftimme1t,
a1s i'm ser photograph, na60em er
uod RAID einen 8erglei6 5mii6ert
linn uno bem flei1en 8ilo a,1ge=
Ite1t batte, our6 einen fraftlgen
&ippenitob tpedte.
Ser 8ierbrn1ter rieb 1id sic Mu=
gen, redte ii6 TT %iei11er gan5e1
@robe empor un0 frngte laaeno:.
SEQ, uie itebt es benn Till NIT oas
Bil6?"
.Mues in Or6nuna," %ortportete
| Sipp utt0 reidte ieinem .@alt 6ie
Photographic, tporauf er ii@ anglt-
li9 einige Gdrttte 5urild nno III
sic Mdbe ser Sire 5og.
MItein mele @orltdt mar unro<
tig. Muidel itterte 6as &onterfei
einige M%uge11blide init blooe1t Mu=
ger an u110 ipra6 0arm bo6lt be-
frie6igt: n@roBartig = einfadb
grobartig! Seben Sic, Mannefen,
baB aucs gebt, pen1t man muir mill"
lln0 TIT pafen Sic Mir baS Bilo
gleid in IT &l1pert, Damn fann Sine
berubigt reilen."
Tins pai6 reno Sipp int Meben-
3immer 6ielem @unibe beS @ier-
brolters nit groBem @ergnigen
nodfam nn6 CUR @oriorge >oaS &u=
bert moglibit fcit perflebte, 5ablte
Mul1e1 junior auf 6cm Sii1 flint
un65man5ig Morf auf, melder
gumme ler nod einen barten Saler
a1s vSrinfge1o", mie er~ ii6 &C.
idn1adpoI a1'sbriidte, btn5ufiigte:
Da lag NUN 6as @elo, I'M ooS
CT ii1 nod Dor einer Stunoe 10
drnea lih9e GORGE aema6t batte -
icbt bGtte er Sem 6robenoen' Wfor-
ger1beiu6 M11i6el ieniors r1tbig ent-
gegenleben f0nuen, mel1n nur -
ia tpern!
Ser &offee, 6et ii@ Gipp ieIbit
ouf Ser g piritusmaibine bereitete,
idnnedte linn beltte ni6t belotoers:
Ct batte nibt Sic NOTICE <be 6es
@enieBens un6 Dordte no6 immer
| nab ser Greppe, mdbreno ieinem
inneren @eitdt 5pei gepalttge
sSyaulte Dor I6tpebten, Ste 6robcno Dor
iei1er geaie fu6telten.
SS16e1len sic Salt7te neblt Cube
b0r eri6ienen nid)t, mobl aber, pie
a%ngelogt, Neter Muidel, Ser etpas
iiberroibt mar, als INN iein Srenno
rn6 5fatbrloer obne meitere
60rmli9feiten Sen 9etrag Der
51u1o %a1f5ablte nno foltlabelno
6e,1 ibm altsgebd11oigten S6nlotitel
in @1npfong nabn1.
vMenih," fragile Ser @ert6tsbou'
sieber, o1s sic gdddftliden Sorm=
lid)feiten er1eoigt mare1t, vnt Jag
NAL, mo bnlte 6enn Sic Mfonete11
oufgetrieben?"
Sipp ober 1egte cilten Singer olt1
sen Mrno u16 fliiiterte blob oas
cine @ort: uSamiliengcbeimnis!"
Sea, mir fann's redbt iein!" er,
nioerte ln9en6 Mli6el.
SOU fommit oo9 beute abeno?"
memol!" antportete Sipp 11no
bomit trelt,1ten fie iid, I'm 5tpolf
5t11toen Ipater nacb ei1tagtger
8aule Sen fin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gfot mie6er announcement, bell EN-
Soften, tpie iib1id), Mltldel ie11ior
trltg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

=. Ma@6rud1i&es Ser.
uNun, marit on nidt boie, als
er bid fubte?" fragte Gmilie.
Ma, nn6 OBJ" antrportete TIRE
bubide 56melter.
Limo bait ou es ibm nidt perbo.
ten?"
uMber natirlid, i@ babe es tbm
logar le6smal perboten.~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

9ie &t0s I'M
Die 2i55ie mas
meil1e Site Is,
bte lin 10 mas
mer auf. gut
6eitide gepieft
rufe 6ubt. lin
6a is 1peiter nids
for gu bleblne,
als Sen Weg,
im lie au
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@ie1e - piele Sabre iin6 ieit6em
neutrality-suspicious.. @anS Muidel lit
in bas vBbila6elpbiai6e" gereiit
un6 bat sort na6 ieiner @erbeira-
tung init 2i1ens u2700 Collars"
Elm @ei6aft a%ngefangen.
Seoe11 Morgen 11ab 6em Srib-
ltud mo6te Sans M11i6el, oeiiea
&aar ld1tgit ergraut 1T, angetm
nit 6em %bebdbigen 6eutiden S@laf-
rod cine 8romena6e 1T ieinem Clint
mer. @o oft er an 6em beql1emen
2e6eriofa boriiberfommt, lber BENT
cine fleine ba1bpergilbte Bbotogra<
-pbie, 6as vnddtli9e MeiIterperff"
Sipps bGngt, bleibt er einen Mltger'
b1id 1teben, ent1oft ieiner 1ange1t
Yfeife ei11ige @al16wolf6en nno
murmeIt nad6enflib: u8enn i6
11ur tpiibte, tpie i6 bamals 1T Die
nniform bon meinen Suen gefom>
men bin?"
Das 8i16 lit 6as Stated ieines
2ebetts getpor6en, iiber 6em CT itnn<
oenlang briiten fann, obne es ie=
mails 81 Ioien. Denn Mlfre6 Sipp
un6 Beter Mni6el itno langit 5u
ibren 8Gtern %beriammelt nn6 audi
Sons Mnlde1 mir6 ieitiem grten
Nlten lit 6as 2a16 fo1gen, vbon 6es
8eairf fem @anoerer mie6erfebrt,"
ob11e 51 erfabren, mie er emit oo5lt
fam, ii6 lit 6eiien Dienitbabit pbo<
togropbieren 81 1aiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
e6ledtes 2idt nnb Smbnitrie.

9as Sparen nit Dem 2idt lit fail
INNER cine idledte 5pariamfett, BE-
lon0erS i'm @eidlft.
@orgf0ltige llnterl ltbungen ba=
6en ergebe1l> Oab ible6tes 2ibt,
ielbit %abgeieben pom @unft Der 81
tcrbeit in 6a6rifen, Die Bro0uftion
ll11u1ittelbar l11l 12 Yro5ent berrin=
CERT, Oa5u fonlmt cine I'M 25 Bro.
gent gr0Bere Stoffuergeu0ung uno
% Hro5ent mebr ltnfdle.
@uf peri6ieoene Dirt fam sic
9eleudtuug Derbeliert weroen. Ma,1
tann sic Sabrif umbalten, mas folt=
ipielig lit, aber unter pielen umita1l-
ben 6as Bette!
Matiirli@ fam man n1ebr fiinitli-
DIES 2idt anid)affen ober sic @ertei-
flung better oronen. @all fan11 6er-
iter aus gemeltem @las einieBen,
oas eille groBe ei@trefle1ion nod
Innen fat.
Sin an0eres Mittel lit, 6as Sn
l1ere Ger Mrbeits5immer nit ether
Iar6e gu 6eltreiden, meI9e beion.
ocrs oafiir 6eitimlnt lit, mebr 2ibt
iltriid5umerfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
SpliHer.

. Ser 8er: Der Dinge dn6ert ii4
6reima1, mer1s man tie mani6t, tpetr1
man iie bat un6 men1 man lie ge'
habt bot!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

mas b1eid gelpor5en NOR, Dor 0eui
@aIt binter ben Gid nno tpagte
1id) er1t pie6er berbor, als oieler
linn sic mu6tige &ano entgegen<
1tredte ulo gemiitli6 einen vgrten
Mben6" bot.
u@as peri6afft mir Sic @bre?"
fragte Ser 8botograpb, Ser iidtlib
frie6liden @timmung bes Mn'
Cummings g%egeniiber er1ei@tert
auf atmeno.
,Sn1," ~anttportete ser 8ierbralt.
ct, iid perlegen am &opfe frabeno,
,oas lit ne pubige @ei6i6te ga.
Saen sic NAL, Mfd1neden, i6 ml1B
an 6em Mbeno, als Sic midi abpbo>
tograpbierten, int Sran gefpeie11
1ein!"
Sea, es ging!" erpi6erte Sipp
la6eln6. uMber, pie fommen sic
beltte 6arauf?"
u@agen sic mir" ipra@ oieier,
umie bft ib MIR lit Die uniform
BON meinen Snen gefommen? Sd
ml1B ia 'nen fur6terli6en 3aden
gebabt baben!"
v&ann 1don iein!" ertpi6erte Ser
Ybotograpb, ues bot midi Ql9
l1mere Miibe gefoitet, oas Bilo
fertig 5u friegen."
Sea, oenn oanfe i6 sic au6
no6mals," iprab M,lideI nno per'
ubrei6te Gipp eine1 &anoeorud,
Ser bei 6ieiem 6as @efibl er5engte,
als Oh feline Singer in eil1em etler'
men Gdraubitod ltedten.
.9al1n geleitete er Mui6el junior
aar Sire, morquf 6te1er nit einem
pergniigten: Sea, abieu!" fir ims
mer aus Ieinem @eii9tsfreis Der.
l6tpan6.
Ser @botograpb ober betradtete
labeln6 sic 1eere Stene in leinem
aroBen Gei9dftsalbum, aus Sem
oas 8il6 bon Ml1idel ienior, bas
er Dor 1dnger 6enn 5tpan5ig Sob
rem aufgenommen batte, beri9mltlt'
sen NOR, u16 begab itd bierauf in
ste &neipe, I'M NIT ieinem alten
8artner, 6em Slater 6es SAINT.
lieugebeimniiie5" Sfat 5u oreIden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Wfemer sd,reibfbrief hes
Ibtlipp { amtratmpttr.
169.

Mein Iieber Serr Meoaftio1,drt-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Site 0ib, mablIos ein5ultimmen,
@en11 2llter5ungen Die Srauen
fr1nfen:
Ma1 fam ni&t idlimm ge1,ug Don
Sen ldlimmen -
Nidt gut genug bon Sen 9ltten
eeufen,
Evening star., 1921-08-17
0UT-0F-TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

For Sale or Exchange for
Washington. d. c.. Property.
BUNGALOW COLONY-ALLYEAR CLIMATE.
Including completely furnished and equipped
hotel, store and several beautiful bungalows;
about 800 acres available for building pur
poses. situated on magnificent waters opening
into balmy Gulf OF Mexico. Bathing, boat ting.
fishing and all outdoor sports. Wonderf~
opportunity for Development. Complete detail.
information request. Address Box 342-P,
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

Commodious Corner Building.
Suitable for
Embassy Building,
Boarding School,
Family Hotel or
Institutional or Church
Home or Club.
The building il entirely detached and con.
tains q door area Of approximately l0,00o
souare feet a6ording space on nfst moor for
a large reception b.lI; dra.ins room: nnsssy S,y
room with hiEh dome ceiling. There are about
go bedrooms and baths. The h Ss and %
former owner spared no expense in building.
We are Informed that the so ssso.i & cost q tse ne
fronts i75 fest on one street and lt0 on the
other. with an area Of %, 800 square feet Worth
on today's market 81 80 per foot
Possession may be had October 1.
PRICE, $4,000.
GEORGE Z. WORTHINGT0N 4 Son.
woodward bldg.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

FOR RENT-H0USES

UNFURNISHED-Co
EIGHT ROOMS, TWO BATHS; EXCEL
lent; heated. Address Box 1927, Star office.
Park Road Near 10th St.
10 rooms and baths; hot-water heat, eIec +;
2 sleeping porches: screens. awnings. etc; very
large yard; garage: yearly lease. Rent, $50
per month. Possession at once.
Near Dupont Circle.
10 rooms and baths; hot-water heat, elec ;
excellent condition: vacant. Immediate posses
sioh. Yearly lease. Rent. $l75 per month.
K St. Near I2th St. NV.
II rooms and baths; hos-water heat, elec =:
suitable for rooming house. Yearly lease.
Immediate possession. Rent, $500 per month.
Want offer.
Office of
GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD,
72o 18th St. NV.
Main 5o7o.
Evening star., 1921-08-17
TABLE BOARD.

945 X ST. Nw.-First-class table: home
cooking: $3.50 per week. ".
OCTAvIA, Apt. Wanted, 20 bOarders: two
superior meals, $50. ls,
THE COPPER KETTLE CAFETERIA. s21 Yer
mont ave. opposite war risk-The public has
Informed us that our dinners and other meals
are the best in town and our prices the most
rea sonsbIe: combination breakfast. 25 cents:
iuncheon. 80 cents; dinner. 20 cents and so
cents; only the highest quality food served:
chicken dinner, Wednesdays. s. cents II
Evening star., 1921-08-17
FOR SALE-LOTS

AN ATTRACTIVE LOT. 5Ox165; located In
best section Of Randle Highlands high eseva
tion: city improved; reasonable. Phone Frank.
lin 1909. - 19s
Evening star., 1921-08-17

WHY RENT WHEN $500 CASH AND 500
a month will buy my new Groom modern
house? Best NV. location. Immediate pos
session. Address Box 248-T. Star office. 22s
Evening star., 1921-08-17

VIRGINIA.
Livingston Heights. ~ miles from Key
bridge; sig minutes' walk to car line: half
ana shade trees; six-room house: double front
and rear porches; macadam road: must be sold.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-le Bond bldg. 14th and N. Z. ave-.
Main ~.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

FLORIDA PROPERTY-ALL KINDS n AM
near thriving town. A. C. SCHENCk, Apt
4O3 Marne
Evening star., 1921-08-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Cottage-$I 900 Less.
Coy semi-detached cottage In NV subuybs;
20 min. from 14th and N. 7. ave-; Q rooms.
bath. gas. electricity; h.-w.h.: large yard:
porches; garage; modern; square from ears.
Worth f.60o-sell $e,500-tefms
c. c. LACEY, 7Io !4th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

I HAVE FOUND HOMES FOB HUNDREDS
Of families and they are all pleased. II you
viii write to me. giving the description and
sire to buy on. can nnd you home Just As
have for the others. State in your letter
when you could 20 out to look at the property.
One trip with me will stop your house hunting.
Ny service is free. Address Box 34S-T. Star
ofiice
Evening star., 1921-08-17
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

OFFICER ORDERED AWAY. WILL SELL
4-room and bath housekeeping apt. in "Ked-
rick" 1901 X st. NV. About 200 cash,
balance as rent. Apply Ant. sos.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-08
QUEER SUICIDE and TRY AT MURDER,
RS. MUELLER, RIDGEW00D, SHOOTS
Wife AND BABY, Then KILLS SELF

Robert S. Mueller, well known
and said to be well-to-do resident of
Rdgewood, killed himself Tuesday
night in his home, after shooting his
wife through the cheek, and also
shooting his four-months-0ld baby in
the same spot. He did not disturb
his four-year-old son, nor his seven
year-old daughter, both of whom slept
through the tragedy. The mother was
awakened about 2 a. m. by fiashlight
in her face, her husband leaning over
and shooting her the next moment.
He then shot the baby, and in an in
slant shot himself through the left
temple, falling dead by his wife's side.
The scene was tragic TO the last de-
gree. The wife was able to call the
police, but thinking she might not sur
vive, wrote the facts briefly, saying
that her husband loved her, but was.
insane. Other witnesses told of Muel-
ler's having acted queerly for some
time past, but no suspicion was had
that he would become violent He was
an official photographer during the
war. The case is one of the strangest
on record in the county.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-08
GOOD TIMES" TO RETAIN
ITS HOLIDAY TRIMMINGS

Charles Dillinghams gorgeous pag-
cant, Good Times" at the New York
Hippodrome, which has entertained
thousands of delighted patrons during
the holiday weeks, will retain as per-
manent attractions, during January at
least, the special holiday features
which were introduced and which have
proven exceptional novelties on the
huge stage. Foremost among these is
the great horse race, depicting Man-o'-
War winning the Belmont Futurity,
with ten thoroughbreds running at top
speed, at first directly toward the au-
dience and then, through an ingenious
mechanical effect, turning toward the
judges stand at the finish. r. H.
Burnside has never perfected stage
effect of more realism. Another new
conner to remain is the California
Nightingale" whose whistling in the
Toyland scene, in which she is discov-
cred in an immense golden cage, sur
rounded by the Hippodrome's chorus
of 300, in bird costume, has proven an
attractive novelty.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-08
ADevilish Deed,
Man With Wife Shot

. Aaron Troast of 234 River road,
Wellington, while ON his way to visit a
friend was held up and shot in Garfield
shortly after s o'clock last Sunday
night He is in the Passaic General
Hospital. His condition is said to be
serious.
Accompanied by his wife, Troast was
walking toward the home of David LIE
Buer. When they were under the
Erie railroad trestle at MarsulIus
place two young men jumped from be-
hind pillar and with leveled revolvers
ordered them to put up their hands
They obeyed;1 but Troast, who is forty
five and large, powerful man, was a
bit slow. One of the men fired shot,
and Troast dropped with bullet in
his right breast.
His wife's screams brought aid, and
he was taken to the hospital. The Gar
field police found no trace of the ban
dts. Troast is in the trucking bust
ness at Wallington.-Record
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-08

Millionaires Give
Dance Success

The large crowd came in drOves to
Epiphany Hall, Grantwood, on New
Years eve, the annual New Years
dance of the MilliOnaires' Club.
Many of these, who on previous New
Years ewes had gone to New York
when John Barleycorn still blossomed
on the tree, cast off time worn Gus
tom to come and "trip the light fantas-
tic toe.
At 8 o'clock one had all he could do
to elbow a way through the many who
were in line at the entrance.
Over half of the crowd were masked,
and the judges had to deliberate for a
long time before they selected the win
ners of the prizes. Among the prize
winners was Miss Grace PEBBLES of
this town. who captured first prize.
At quarter to II the novelties, con-
sisting of horns, rattlers, balloons,
hats, Streamers, etc. We're distributed
among the large gathering. and at II
O'Clock the crowd seemed to go wild
with joy. The noise they made was
thunderous. They laughed they howl
ed, blew their horns, shook rattlers,
and what not
1t certainly was the greatest New
Years ever celebrated up to date in
this town. While the bells, whistles
and sirens We're arousing the sleepers
from their dreams the merriment at
Epiphany Hall was at it's height.
Those who came to hear Jolly Mac
Intyre's famous jazz band We're more
than satisfied by the mirth distributed
among the crowd. Some of the dane
..rs expressed these opinions of the
music: The time was superb, the fox
trots with the blues overcame them,
his one steps snappy and his waltzes
worthy of clarifying.
Refreshments. consisting of ice
cream, cake, coffee, soda and cider,
were served during the entire evening.
This event was the talk of the town
during the past week.
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Mrs. Metcalf Dead
In Palisade

Mrs. Homer Metcalf, widow of the
late Homer Metcalf, who died sudden
ly some weeks ago, passed away on
Wednesday afternoon Of this week in
Englewood. She had been ill for many
months, having last year been stricken
with sunstroke. She was never in
good health after that, and finally it
was found necessary to send her to a
sanitarium, where she had remained
for several weeks. She never knew of
the death of her husband, it is said.
The death of Mrs. Metcalf had many
sad features. Herself always a wom-
an of fine qualities and unusual activi-
ties she at last lost her robust health
from the cause stated and was never
again herself. She was a devoted
wife and mother. She had one daugh-
ter, who survives her, Mrs. Artemus
Ward, Jr., of Palisade, who was with
her when she passed away. The
funeral took place yesterday from the
home in Anderson avenue and Bluff
Road, Rev. Mr. Mackenzie officiating.
The interment was at GreenpOrt, L. l.,
where the family has summer home.
There were many floral offerings The
sympathy of the entire community goes
out to the grieved daughter and her
husband in this hour of affection.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-08
Moose Clubs
Fine Progress

At the regular meeting of the Moose
Club, held Tuesday, January 4, plans
were discussed to build for the club an
extension to the present quarters. This
expansion has been found necessary
for two reasons. In the first place, the
fortably to accommodate its ever in
creasing number of members. Second
ly, the club will attempt to furnish for
it's members some amusement space.
1t will have dance hall and rooms for
billiard tables At a special meeting
to be held on the 10th of January the
question of financing the work will be
taken up more in detail. The session
closed with nine new initiates.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-01-08
Take a Laugh at
This Policeman

Patrolman Fowlkes, one of the new
members of the Hackensack police de-
partment, is busily engaged trying to
solve the business of vending his way
through the various streets in Hacken-
sack, being new conner and not know
ing the hooks, corners and alleyways
of the town. His brother officers state
that he lost his way one night last
week and couldn't find the police box
and had to ask citizen the direction
The first night that he was assigned to
duty Fowlkes was of the opinion that
West Anderson street was in North
Hackensack, and he claimed he knew
the town. FOwlkes is having quite
time of it, and the older bluecoats say
that he will eventually get the swing
of things if he does not find the occu-
patton being too tedious. He is said
to make promise of good policeman.
-Hackensack News
This bit of reportorial humorwaS no
doubt greatly enjoyed by Patrolman
Fowlkes. 1t is side splitingly funny
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EngleWood Woman
Commits Suicide

A sad suicide was discovered in En-
glewood Cliffs last Saturday afternoon
near Terrace avenue. The body was
later identified as that of Mrs George
E. Brown of 46 West Palisade avenue,
EnglewOOd. Her husband had missed
her from home and, thinking that she
might have gone to Philadelphia,
where her people live, had gone to
that city to try and locate her. While
there the police sent word of the find
ing of the body, and he came back and
identified it. Mrs Brown had been a
sufferer from nervous troubles for
some time and evidently took her life
while in temporary fit of insanity.
Mrs. Brown used razor for the deed,
severing the jugular vein and also
slashing herself on the body. She was
discovered about half an hour after
the deed, it is thought.