davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
tny The Associated pros,

SAN ANToNIo-Trninmcn on In
,ernational and Great Northern quit
work In what is termed by union
heads n 100 per cent valkout. Rail
road heads announced passenger scr-
vice not impaired
cHICAGo-Leadcrs of eight of the
eleven standard" unions which nun
hcr more than three -fourths of the ma
tion's railworkcrs announce their mon
will not be authorized TO join the big
five in "a strike leaving tho railropd
telographers the only one of.this group
definitely with tho brothorhoods and
the sNitchmeu. The signal mon and
clerks have not yet announced.
Labor board announces that since
workers CD fremont and Gulf railway
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
DEMOCRATS Are
DIVIDED OVER
CHAIRMANSHIP
White $ Friends Claim Nc
Adoo Supporters Favor
O)usting
(BY MARK SULLIVAN

Washington. D. c.. Oct 22.z-Ths
Democrats are going to hold Their nA-
tional committee meeting on the ds&
of November, but they aren't any
nearer peace than they haves been-
For year one group has been pull.
ing and hauling to get theenxS1sMt
chairman, George White of Ohio. out
and another gr2yQ lseMslss insist ms
that he-ssay 6yls sttsseas
ChairnaSn. yk638l = = ~ iSaNeS Gfyen
the Anprss 10 NJ!
ing 70 ~ IN ~ ~ condi-s
tiof,s: lt - u seem .that Z,
G5i aons "a1ss q % sss "a iSassi iissea
seems to be fhat t4s9i1 is1ll come
to a head at the November MseetinE.
Mr.. Whites friends claim that
those who are trying to getrh him out
are partisans Of Mr.. McAdo0sAmd hat
their purpose is to fill the office with
some ono who will help Mry McAdpo'
toward getting the Demo cratfr snont-
nation in 1924. This alleka4on is
denied by the partisans OF EschAnKe
they claim that all they want "a new
deal and active men in the otflce4 OF
chairman and treasurer They say
they merely want the energy and or
ganizing vitality that would come with
selected with these qualities In mind
They clair, that their movement ia
not primarily McAdoo movement.
and does not look to his nomination
info24. They claim. further. that,
those who are trying to keep Mn.
White IN arc friends of Mr.. Cox, ait4
that their interest lies in keeping III
organization within the control afe9
Cox and his friends. siS&.
II is pretty difficult to arr
just Judgment as to how mud3{S1
there is In these charges and e1lq
charges undoubtedly. Mr. wkA&A2[l
originally put in the chairmaS n m
the direct choice of Goveri36
Undoubtedly, also. most OF tho Hqf4r{
ans OF Governor Cox arc among fn@ee
who want to keep Mr.. White in. u
.is equally certain that most OF those
who are most active In the effort to
got Mr.. White out and supplant~him
with n new man. are persons who
In the past have been closely ident-
fled with Mr.. McAdoo's ambitions for
tho presidency. To. what extent the
issue II merely a factional one of
Cox's friends versus McAdoo's friends,
and to what extent II Is a real wish
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
DEVELOPMENTS IN LAST "a HOURS
ON THREATENED RAILROAD STRIKE

company in Louisiana have agreed to
installation of open shop there iN no
dispute and that the board rclinquishcs
the jurisdiction over this line.
CLEVELAND--Bis four union chief,
announce they arc complying with
labor boards orders that the situation
remain In status quo pending Wcdncs-
walkout will take place.
WASHINGTON - Interstate com
merce commission orders freight rates
in western half of United states re-
ducsd Is per ccut on hay. grain and
grain products.
COLUMBUS. ohio--Attorncy 9cn-
cral Daughcrty completes secret trip
into central west investigating the rail
situation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
ROCKY FORD MAN ELECTED HEAD
COLORADO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

three divisions of the association have
boon meeting simultaneously were re-
ceivcd here Officially. The three con-
clavos will close this afternoon.
Tho Denver assembly had "a business
meeting this morning, ]. Il. keating,
of Pueblo schools, was scheduled TO
speak but was unable to be present.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page, former am
bassador to Italy. was the principal
speaker at last nights meeting. He
extolied Dante as an educator and ono
OF the worlds greatest benefactors in
his address. entitled Dante and Uni
versal Peace" Or. Page outlined ythe
iinship between American ideaiism
and that of Dante.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
D. S. STEEL FIRM
CUTS RAILS PRICE

New York. Oct. "a reduction
of 81 a ton In the price of standard
rails was announced today by the
United States Steei corporations
Tho new price is $40.
Elbert r. Gary, chairman of the
corporation, said:
Present costs OF production do
not justify this action. but it Is
hoped reductions in freight rates
will soon have beneficial effect
upon our costs"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
BULGARIAN MINISTER IS
ASSASS|NATED IN GAR

Sofia, Bulgaria. Oct. 2c.-M. Demi-
trotf. Bulgarian minister Of war. was
assas<inated today while motoring
near kostcrdil resort ~ miles south
west of this city. His chauffeur and
two companions also were killed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
EIGHT RAIL UNIONS REFUSE TO join STRIk
"$3, 900 Girl" WEEDS
Wealthy OH Man

Joliet ILL.,, Oct 22Caherne Peterson 19 old tbe $4,000
mons offered would
$4,000 today
Miller, wealthy Shreveport, La, oil
Miller here days He fell in love he said and the
purely Glove match Miller presented Miss Peterson
with check to the ceremonies justice
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

Germany may be said to be tanta-
mount to wholesale abncgation of
treaties in existence as well az of all
established facts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
ORGANIZATIONS COMPRISING
OVER 0NE-HALF TRAIN employees
OF NATION WONT WALKOUTOCT, 80
Only One Of Eleven Standard Groups Now Is Deter
mined to Stand By Big Five In
Country Wide Tieup.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct 22(By the Associated Press -Oicials
Of with than onch of the rail employees of the nation
their membership tonight announced that their will NOT be
horzed join the big five organizations in the strike called for
October 80 in protest of wage cuts
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
Weather

Sunday partly cloudy cast
possibly rain west portion,
warmer east portion. Monday
unsettled colder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

CONTINUED on Page Two)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

Continued on Page Eight,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23

CONTINUED on Page Eisht.o
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08

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tiaFts tsagnau. dl@a sssA1y ii the
Nesns ~ ssf Aa1whtss. MI siAsrs
: imnems o. NeFth Avenme TIE
fsneral wss hssd Tuesday, nasr~ang
afng Metre rame eawTwh wsah
tsnal ia Nj Calvary e~m~ssFy
Since ths death VI Asr haaaand ~
EAR sac n u hseiers. NJ. Gag
non sd naaae bar kssms wsth ksr
aFpn fh~ past eve y~4rs ne
sas sgih M lsns@a .Ae gave
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mauths 81 hsr 81 slihsss
Mr. GAxmens m4iaew nsms
aa A&nhme lseshay and lbs ga
hofv r. - CsrtraaAx. y. v, Sep
tembs ~. lSaa Mere thar 10
years age "a S. Csgsrvae sas ray
flsa Cl@ess GMwmom and thirs@sn
ehltgen Nsrs hefn 70 th~n Owag
thrws suf~avs. Ne 1un@&m. b@hn
lsngmun 81 Isanvills ard Ovm Gag
nor ~ - lean h@sy A a3Rsstsr
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ha1 a8aa txT yxaFs age M.
tsaamam isaw~~ t~e ssHwrs 4na a
B efAss ~ Lsm@ Te1as3snt Of
NJ 1mnmsburY. ars. Ch@FAes is@-
nsns 81 garafera F4iis. Ne. esd
nm lee hay " ~ sssxFw4s ' y
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08
EAST RyK0ATK

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ha peers . 20 t@Ys o. J
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boa. \ u acre 81 ci@rsnes Bel.
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wlA BE- bed e thm e.
eHne 81 80 O. as Sra gAn az
ef cara Haamts sai sthss Sana@s
90 aal tias
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08

MrM EIha =. Car. ~ifs a. Ar
malA q. Ger and sbsssr OF sss late
Isaskep Esl-xsn VI. Parker 81 lnAa.
aAsd Tr@dNY sa@rNinw AZ Ne
herns en- pa zee sssnes. xhs haa
hesr .slRwe w~aas waah pm~wmensa.
Mr. Carr go a nssls~ Assa hfs
lanx rwmiawna " - lear huFs
Mia ihs s@sseasan Of sswhs ysafs
A~r sssirr life va passess IN fh&
hssm@ or FArAsf 4vwmss kmalt b
hsx fmshws. Thas sertssn % sums-
n&rxllls wmm a paFt wf tAs large
farm swnsa ~ her tash~r, the
lM&~ QaAmsy PaFksF. &ma the street.
bears sss fassliy n4uAe
Eslsa q FaFkws. aA9xha~s 81
<aAmey ard S@rmh FArk~s. wAa
bern sn "a. rsFkss farw noe swn-
I'D Ny Ahass L@aA. Apsal 4. lsa
500 w@a @&ns@i.a n "a -eh@sls 81
A.. IaAnaAmFy ana in 1877 nAaraed
v asrem pswera. Ne aa@d IL year
nwe asa or MAs ~. 1911. she
wzrr4a ArnalA r. Carr whe suF-
vaxs@ hez.
Mrs Carr sesk a as~p lnt~fsss r.
- ~esk Of heE bnsahsE, bssasp
laarksF In India. Fer n~afaf -
year. he l.A,srs 4 4snsnE the p~egsas
ss thAs l1ma - = Msthnod = miss.
ssnaEg aud IA @ssie~ stiA e&rrses
o. a. syalsaSlad werk B l.ep Par
ksr dissi . tsw ysaa2 AKs and
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ss-sma Sc uaemsha wssA hsa rsi@
gsNes kere.
A lss@g m#mhsT Of rhamhsgain
NemMas RsAisf serp~. M Carr
So Al-e wMrmsls Interested IN the
- s~nsly esgAn Ssa ssas 81 ths
I.amxA1@Fs Of Nsssr4ns. SAs "a
An -sasna@mt VI Gr@es Msth@slsst
rhareA 4nA = .am4n ln'#r~siea -
AZ fhlnxs peFtAln lmE 10 etxAe b..
tsrEsaN.
TIE fAnsTsl w@a bid a. Ne
l4as SeAsasnes Monaay 4fserneen
AZ tws eeA@ek sta lmssrwsns -
~. f.msiy IS q NJ f'saasasf
eesnmsvy D. csef<s " Hylsen
wAs n rhanEw OF ths -ervaes.
"a .AAepssd sea. 1shH = fswwFs
81 E.~sea VA. N H.. snd NJ MaFy
.. steele Of Revere. Ma -
~Aam sA~ gave . msahsrs lsvs
.ad e1fs. s9Fxsts waft ths hsshsna
Mtsa ssesls ga with Mr. Car
Aurlrx re- Isl aine2 &na NJ
Pa~sss -nA ~. f4n.3y wsFs calise
hsr~ b. ksr asszA NJ Carr 500
law aad 4~ashssf. NJ @sa "
S1AM EAAfAAnx VI OaA Stuff.
a~- a@v. s~~n esils4 AsFv sl-s.
a@rry CxFv sAa f3mly " Sos
Nsrman. Fs.ss Carr an faEuils ef
Lymdsmxlls AsAa ReAwFs C@rv ana
f2smly Of Net hgFAs
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08
international Concert Paty-Fouih Day

Ireland sweden Canada and Unlted States 50, repre-
seafed .n this q4Artet who present sapsrb n.ass a.
pra.ram-a delight TO masic lovers
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08

90 n agsh = Philasislnhta. "a
2s@ y gBsh ~. PA.ladeiphAa. re-
c~ufig n EAH ma mesa n
FssAasAsithla . hls Afr ana IS 2eil
sn@~n and hsenlY respected
NJ hs@ifh sac al nfoken ~.
he ~ mA@sneA NJ stomach aa
aA vua 81 e0arf and gave me -
rnueh fEsakss thaf aetaaii8
aFs MAsa - 40 ta ths tassls 4
~u@la simply naihsf SO Mafh89f
eating tsAan s@fr TIE amfai mAs-
ffN ! Ares mo4la asiea eoaiai
hboai 80 % aah "a thAf NJ bear
wm@ia heat a terrific rate end e
asseuled aoMsflmes aHs bsinx
ssFa@f h~9Ws 10 Seath ast bad a.
hght igs ems bHeafh NJ SERVE
ssfs all afsiuHls. ! .lept poorly ansl
was "a ahN tffne NaRn0 hsmtae hee
th@i wsHs alfnesf 8 aasnN lsf
vvaEht aHa fslt - aeak am8 ren-
amNh al evef fuala IA 3 A.
~ wofk
s0msssarus awo a Naed frna ~
sssas lad ms aa kneN TanAae
seald Nelp ms aaa he pea 80
fa@ tive ab@st & tt4t tesk
sfslce. Amd can as uFhf noa
thai I4Nlsae 81 fas nrst msss1iC. as i
efsf as ihat " ili aa eaaftis ehaE
thss aE 81 AL kFtr harfis have
ths e&ssN 81 mAasAs me al uNs
eaatn ear eal aNgthln9 ever
ceaAa IN ny hGs aaa hags aainea
nfaesn poUnA# - aeNht fm nm
rraas msFFuua taaH ehiia. iesp
hne at@ % gaf makes me lrss
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waMsN
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SEA - t,liehnf Hfas. Nasf
1encpni hY Faison -- Adgef-
flat mHHE
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EAST sGRksT

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u sAns d. fr~m B~sxhsse@a as
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n - haFe fhs va~s " NJ Ma
ron ~ sshy.
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spgsngs 8 hsrs vssasnH he sr~sA'
- ana f.mly.
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l8ss wssk n ~. lshasbary
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sh~ sWnwsmsv ~ af@a
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w~sk emd sf h~r Asms n ~ teAsn
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49, p&r~mss. N ard NJ G A
h~slss.
W. ard Mr. shasnsy q We ~
Glover are sprnamg 80 w.st wth
thsr 4@awAssr. v hs-.A* NJ.
N@naArA
NJ n a W ky aad skih4Fe~
visstea asf pare ts VI and NJ
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MI LEHs keaesE NJ fmrsa
Gsna~El @nd Mr. May McCsH 81
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aary Msc u was lAs as~es - NJ
gT@sps Asla@m.
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cas- 10 fAan@n " " "a vssh
. ~~es MFs Ns~a Nsish.
Mr. Far Denaw A. as hssa
aaiss sek tho ps.s o b.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08
LusKNBURC


Ths la8e As M
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assns Of NJ Mag @sean
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psrfha an Ga Fswnar
l f'as Afaaaa f
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lnm nrefp sen a lamrn
hafe raeh ees
49, ana ~ a. Haih
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smmsf ea@h
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aas esfh NJ sn8 Mu 3 W see
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wali feasM IRafah le aa earns
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beer esrFAay ~ he fanfHhura
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ana NJ 81 EcunH aaa NJ
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gamsaa1aen af the mnar' nhfff
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an8 is@Ha Gray ars satassfs
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08
Indians scalp Giants In
Fast Game q To :
tCmmt naess frmwss nWp~ff

pie, starr sanKi&. IN sFrur Assi
w@sA N24rW oa~ see@m4 hng
est a&spn "a thiHa A@ss. Has.
30 70 heath Tse Cast emne
mfs In Inc era and aa@x@M q rmlAy
nas ieil seFt 81 ne ws@ak. geskamW
me ra@s 90 q @alk. thFes srvars
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- = Fami farmhmSm. wAs A@a hm~m
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iari ~ ma@wa w'A@s anmsAr@d 70
af a we@a tArww fnmm the cafxksv
an8 failed - aecuwpissh = asaAls
niny fasma lomkwa sHmrte Ne asa
e@@d work al sh@ imasaal 3.rs Rma
al pToesssasls ss r~tA n~a lhees
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08
FORCED TOFlCHT
FOR HIS BREATH
Almost Physical Wreck.
Rat Builds Himself
Bach 10 Nigareus
Health.

Il MSS heafd e xf~mf DEAL aha9s
Targiar ama ssnre fFYlww f rmyaeit
] eaH esmaeswntioaslY saY 4 j. ths
ness m*ssArame hmre evs swem W.
al may expffssnNs s8td lsaTsA kA#
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08

A entertainment crowded ~ith novelty vul.u. fauo.
cartoons. ay modelling The Animated be' .haraeter
readings Hear Rinslow Rouse. great boy ss.os. u
Trinity Church. Boston.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08
New Englanders-Thrd Day

vea inc Nsw England atmosphere j. .n thl. program
Nuin-Pano and voice aslc~->an3s 81 aslss. 4
presented - one OF Chaataaaus's ciessresf tfsss.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-08

A Few Of the Big Attractions at This
Years Community Chautauqua


College songs sang Ia The college ~ay--lie-- dash
ioIlty. Everybody likes m@s quartet. ana hefe 6 one
that il rated among the best
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
HORSES FEET REQUIRE CARE
Doesn't Pay TO Neglect shoes OF AMI
msi--psrmsnsns injury May De
the RssuIs

nsny horse becomes ineurably
lame and has 20 be Allied long before
his fims. and most often the cause II
some trouble In the fore feet, DO not
try 20 esonomlze In the shooting OF
your horses Go 10 the best horse.
sheer you can and. and let him have
Ms own way. Have your horse shod
o. lo~st once In four weeks Avoid
hong caiks The higher the foot Il
raised from the ground. the worse for
the foot Ne. that the shoe IL biz
enough. ard at the heels little too
hls for the foot. See that your
horses feet are kept xoft--especially
n a long spell OF dry weather. Re
sGqse his shoes II he stands In for
week % moge. but give him bedding
to stand on. 50 that he will not be-
Gene foetsore. No doubt you know
ttsss shiaxs yourself. but sometimes
yea fessst them.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03

with 40 funds available 10 enable him
20 night the pest which threatens him
with bankruptcy.
The United States department OF
agriculture has no available funds for
the purpose. but Is giving such assist
ane. as u eau toward putting control
measures into effect
Gfas<hopper bait. made according to
the directions given below and scat
tered over the infested areas. Is a
highly successful weapon TO check the
pest.
Use 20 pounds OF wheat bran; I
pound OF paris green. or white arse
nile; q oranges OF lemons timely
chopped; quarts Of low-grsde mo
iss-es. and from z to 4 gallons Of
water.
other baits are described In Farm.
ers' Bulletin TAT. United States depart
ment OF agriculture. but there II very
little Inference In their relative EN-
cheney In moist climates the baits
may bs applied Ia the morning. but Ia
semi arid regions n should be put out
tn the evening 10 secure the best 70
suits.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
BIG HARM TO CROPS
FROM GRASSHOPPERS
Situation Is Particularly Serious
In Dakotas.
Pest Destroying First Good Crops
Farmers Have Had Since Begin
Ming Of Extended Dry Season
--polson Bait Fzyorsd.

orasshoppsrs are infesting the
farms IN the northern portions "
North Dakota. Michigan and Oregon
east Of The Cascade mountains. ac-
eording 10 reports received BY the bu-
reau Of entomology. Ia the Dakoias
the situation IL particularly serious
because the farms have suffered from
several years OF drought. and the aver
age farmers bank account Is much
decreased BY these years Of extremely
low crop yields. Now comes The
grnsshopper 10 destroy the FIRST good
crop the farmers have been able 10
grow since the beginning Of the ex.
tended dry seasons. In many cases
the farmers predicamsnt II desperate.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

million
aid
feeding stations only trsgcal undenourshed and
disease
conditions famine with
Inevitably the
child health
outside
children Normal
conditions
decide whether 8o0OOoo
distress shall begin to be turned In January from
y destructive OF those who deserve evil
working
helpless children
unqualified gift but for American dosr child
supplies locally obtainsbls
Franklin Lane
EUROPEAN RElIEr
bert X. lsns.rr sssu
Amsr',sn Relief Administration BY ed Federal Council Churches Chris,
As,,csss BE- c.s's By h'ias'0a ~
tsasso. " BY C. " Hbesra inter
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
SINGER IS LEGION BOOSTER
Nina hor3snz. Prinz Donna, En-.
thuaiastie N interests Of Former
Service Mems Organization.

Nioa Morrans prima donna Of The
cidcngo and Metropolitan Opera com
pnnies y as enthusiastic booster for
The American Legion a. eau be found
in The ranks ~ Oi,erailc Stars.
"Whai wanr 10 DO first of all Is
10 stand out there on the platform
eifh 40 American nag 10 my hand and
lead 10 three rouslng cheers for the
Amerlcnn Legion aud then three
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
ELECTED FOR THREE YEARS
Thomas J. esrri9ar 10 Re Elected
Connecticut Department AdJutsnt
for Unusually Long Period.

The innovation Of choosing de
parfmsni adluiani 10 serve FOR three
years ~as adopted by the Connection
convention ~ the American Legion
Thomas J i,annign0 " Hartford was
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
PROVIDING SHADE FOR HENS
Quick ors~sre rlsnts Furnish Pre-
s<esisn - Well - Fsss--Rsps 10
Particularly ussfsL

Artificial shade for the chickens
snould not need to be provided more
than one rear even " one Ia short
isass tenant. There arc quiek grow
Ing plants which win furnish protee~
sscs and food - we'll RARE Il use
nj for this purpose; ssnno~ers OF
10 various vartesss2 castor beans and
sespsos u mosnine gseetsa For more
uennsnsnf shade. put out eurrsnss.
socssssryiss and bsertsA
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
Voted for Cigarettes.

Anti-eigarette reforrners met their
Waterloo when Legion post az
Downers Grove. an exclusive suburb
OF Chicago. restored the banned
smokes" 10 the shelves Of local stores
by means OF a referendum. The vote
was almost two TO one IN favor OF
bringing back the cigarettes and more
women voted for the restoration than
against IL.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03

cheers more" she announced just be-
fore she sang Ia the Tacoma stadium.
Forty thousand persons heard Miss
Morgana sing under the auspices OF
Edward y. Rhodes post Of Tacoma.
Wash. The celebration at which she
appeared brought 5000 to the treas
ury OF the post
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03
EUROPEAN HEllEr COUNCIL

Federal Council % Churches OF Christ In
America. BY Arthur J. Brown
Knights OF Columbus. by James A
Fisherty. supreme knight
Y. NJ G. A.. by G. v. Hibbsrd. inter
national COMMITTEES
4. w C. A. BY Miss Sarah >. Lyon. Ma
tsonAl Board
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03

Chiropractic IS science. not
theory Chiropractic is natures way
60 heath. and Is bringing relief to
many. Why not yeus-Dr. Mabel
Hahn, Tanner residence. Phone "a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-02-03

American Relief Administration. by I'D
ssf Richard. Director
American Red Cross. By Livinsston
F.sfend. ShslfIoan
tQuaksrsl. ~ nufu. NJ Jones, Chair
Jewish Joint Distribution commitsss ~
rsiis w.rearG
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-23
Everyday Adventures

That's what you call service!
When the best cook you ever had
up and left you to get married two
weeks ago and you've been strug-
Cling along up 10 the holiday sea
son without being able to locate
any sort of substitute
And you're getting good and
tired of homework and cooking,
and your husband says that he's
all out of practice in drying dishes
and that he doesn't want to get
good at it again, either
And you've invited number Of
your friends in for New Years din
ner, thinking that you'd surely
have a cook by then, but you wish
now that you'd made it New
Years, 1923, because the chances
of getting a girl before that date
seem pretty slim
Until you hear that one of your
friends has just found very good
cook through The Palladium's Help
Wanted column, and that gives you
an inspiration to try one of those
little ads yourself
And two days later, you and your
husband are freed of kitchen cares
and ready 10 start the New Year
right-with "bang-up" cook
Oh, lady. That's what you call
service!
Copyright 1920
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-23

well-centered and well-perforated
specimens.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-23
Party Pumps

Misses especially will just
love to have a pair of these
party or dress pumps. Many
fine styles in kid, suede and
satin; also in patent. A num-
Der of last minute arrivals in
up to the minute styles.