davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

Sic @tnfnr ser Gremoberrldaft
i'm. beutlhen @aarsebiet tretbt tmmer
tolere 8liiten. Dte 8e9terunsSfomz
mii(ion oes @aareebieteS perDffentz
lidt iebt folsenoen @rlob (: .Den 9ez
mein6en lomie alien 6ffentliden An=
1tatten unb &6rperl6aften beS 9aar=
eebiete8 lit es perboten, nnteritiitnrz
gen ober jBul6nile beS Deutlbe11
Netdes, beS preubiiden nro banez
ri(dcn 5taates ODER BON Otenititellen
bteltr Mesierunsen obne @enebmtz
suns oes @eeierungsfommii iars gu
beantrasen ober an3unebmen." Man
min burd biele @emaltmabregef BEN
3u{ammenbong bes @aargebtetS NIT
Deutidlanb immer mebr .lodern nno
Sic @emetnoen aud In mirtl6aftlt6e
Nbbdn9iefeit bon BEN 8eoridern brt11<
oen, offenbar in Der 6ofmng, baz
6urd cher gum 3iel Der Tran5Olteramg9
beS 5aar9ebieteS gu. ~9elangen. Bet
benz ,9erabe 1T Der letten 3ett oft nno
mdJbrudlid betonten Deutihbcmubtz
5ein Der 5aarldnoer barf moi Die Sc
ipiBbeit baber, bab aud btelt neuen
Bebrifungea bas Saar9ebtet tn letner
Treue gum beuti@en 8aterlano n'dt
bcirre1t tperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

WGNs Ea 50
;3eiten a11oern! @enn &err NoSfe 10
.etmas Dor 5ebn Sabren geiagt bette,
10 pare er bon ieiner @artei NIT Ell
mem getpaItigen SuBtritt an bic Suit.
bef0rbert tporben. 9err Mosfe bot
tets fir einen tiidtigen Meniden ge-
golter, ober leioer geb6rt er gu ierer
5orte, sic INNER erit onr6 grfab=
rang thug perben miiiien. Mber es
lit BOD immerbtn elm 3eiden erna<
benoer Nernunft, 6aB Elm Neann, Der
nj lo5iaIiitii6en 9ertidlono eine 10
bobe. 5tenl1ng etnnimmt, @e1pett Dor
SET ebernen 2ogtf Der Gatiaden be-
iibt un6 aus ieinem 8olfenfudnds=
ibeim Marr'fber Mr6iteftnr auf Die
@roe binabgeitiegen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
:rsr Manner, bic ben Yatriotismus

iener Mdnner, bic BEN Yatrtottsmus
unb Die 6eformtereret oe8 ltebe11
Nd6iten eemerbsm dbig betretben nno
lelbit b66it bunfle @brenmdnner ltno.
Gem Stem Oorfer @taatsienator 2nst
muroe na6semieien, bob ieiner Grau
eine &ite NIT iilbernem Eafel9erat
I'M @erte bon etma $1,000 BON Der
Detectives Niociatton Seem Dorfs
sel6enft moroen lei. Der Senator
bate bic Bin bieier 8ereinigun9
6ur6gebra6t, Die ben Detettioen allerz
banb Borteile inbe3us auf @ebalt II. !.
NJ. ii6erte; bab Die Bia iebr mertoou
mar, gebt baraus berpor, bab ote
Deteftipe $4,000 @6mierfonoS ant<
9ebra@t baben ibllen, UNI tie our@ bic
2%eetslatur 81 tretben.
aladild lit Die @ntibuloisnns 6es
Senators Gust. Gr bdtte Die DC
teftipe nt6t bur6 eine Nblebnung Der
@abe perleten mollen, uno oann-alle
.@enotoren nabmen @ei6enfe an, bas
lei etpas gang @em0bnli6es.
@8 lift iiberfliiitg, bemerft ba5n ote
rg1em Serlep Trete. 3eitnn9", Worte
iiber bieien Ynnft gu perlteren; Der
equator tpirb permutli6 mtien. mos
er 1ast. AlS Tibrer Der republican,
l6en Mebrbeit I'M @enat TT er lt6er=
lid in Der Sage, butter ote &ultlien
3u bliden. @i6tiser nno amiiiarlz
ter lit sic Yerl0nli6fett bieieS @taatsz
manneS, unb ittn @barafter, ME TIN
Sic @pilobe entbillt. 2usf. 1T Der niiterz
Sc Deutibenz uno 8olidemtiten9 Sc
ter. Ser Champion @unoertpro5enttse,
Ser bas Tdbnletn ME aus Der 9ano
Leaf, Der aneS beseifert nnb. beluoelt,
oas ieinen tonen, fanatii@en Nnii9=
ten ni6t beiittmmt, uno Der tlr oe
iufamlten &nebelmabreseln 81 baben
lit. @r mar Der 8oritter oes 9nsfz
!&omitees. bos sic Bolidemiitenzl1nz
|terludung inl5enterte. @r mar oe1
8ater Der 8iM, bic 9ebrer sminet,
einen be%lonberen 2opalitdt8z@b abz
sulegen, unb iie 10 unter anfii9t nno
&ontrolle lteIt, oab tcbe abtdlltee
Neuberuns iiber politil6e ooer loalt t9e
3uitanoe ibncn ibre Stelnn9 foiter
fann. @r lit enblt6 Mitglieo bes
Meperz &omitees, bas bic 8ermaltung
oeS MaporS @plan nnterll9en lpll,
UNI politilhes Material fir ote aa9lte
Mapor8mab1 gu i@afen, nnb er TT Der
gebor(dme 9afat Der Yrobtbtts, Der bali
Sic infamc &nebelbtn bnr@ ben Se11at
gu tretben.
Dieles Yra@teremplar eineS &C.
linmungsti6tisen @taatsmanneS nno
Yotrtoten bat bic &iite @ilber arrse=
nommen, = UNI Bic @eber ntdt gu Der
letten! Nber 10 iino ite!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
&rafbent &arbing fat cine ST.

&raiibent &arbing fat cine ST.
idrift 6es Brqlioenten Der ~&ripate
soldiers ano 5ailors 2egion", Mtar=
bin s.. gperrp, per0ffentli6en laiien,
III welder 6ieier roie erltarnl19e
6rebbeit II. Dreiitigfeit oeS Befebls<
babers Ser Mmerican 2egion, melde
in 6em Eelegramm iber Die Debs<
Mngelegenbeit gum MuSorud gela'1gt"
aufS lbarffte getaoelt gu ieben
miinlbt. @ir oiirfen mobl a%nnebmen,
oaB &err @aroing nit Sol. @perrD 10
3iemIid) oerlelben Mniidt lit, ionlt
miiroe ie6enfaus Sic 8nidrift 1ldt
uer0ffentlidt poroen fem. Die Mr=
maBnng gemiBer 2eute, melbe ltd)
5u @ortfubrern Ser. uMmerican 2e=
gion" a%ufmerfen, iiberidreitet tot
la9li6 ieoes MaB uno ioate gebl1b-
reno 5nriidgetpieien meroen.
Sn ser 3ni6rift 9perrp's beiBt Is
meiter, roie 8ebauptung Sol.
gmerp's ooB er sic Mniidten ser gro=
ben Malie friiberer 5oloaten uno
6rouer, melde Sen @rieg mitmad)-
ten, reprdientiere, lit bospintg nr1o
falid." -
S. 6. @merp, ser 8efeblsbober
ser Mmer;con 2egion bate ETH Se-
legromm am 8rdiioent 9arotng gez
rid)tet, tpori11 ct oemielben nit ei11en
&f Big gum Mel1Beriten orobte,
fous ct es tpage gugen g. Debs
u11o on6ere pegen uebertreten Der
Musnabme-@ eiebe berurteilte Ser
.lonen gu begnaoigen. Die rMmeri=
can 2egion" miiroe cine oerartige
SanoIungsmeiie 6es 8rdiioenten als
eine @rIonbnis, @eiek nt6 Sronn11g
1ra6 8elieben miBadten at 6iirfen,
betradten. Gang Defenders, beibt es
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
8rieffafen.

q. @.-Dab man Sabr5ebnte bic
S9riften bon Maupafiant nnbcbtnz
bert bur6 bic Yoit bef0roert uno beute
nod ni9tS basesen ein5nmenoen bat,
glei65ettig aber eine s3eitun9, melde
aus bieltn 8ii6ern aborudt, al8
oblc1n aus Der Boit ausi6ltebt, lit
eben eine Ser omtlt6en @tGfirafte.
6. Tl.-@emib baben @te re6t.
@S lit albern uno bo8baft, menn Die
fapitalijtii9e Yrelie bic ietise i6redz
tide Sunsersnot in @ublano Der
@opietregierung in bic S9ube idieben
min.s ,@ungerSnot mar berettS tint
attens @3arenzN ublanb etne pertoot1de
.@rl6einung uno anseit6tS Der 9atz
la1e, bab @ublano iktt 1914 int &rteg
uno Blreerfries seitanoen uno tn ben
lebten brei Sabren BON ether 5ungerz
blodabe umeeben mar, lit Die iettse
srobe 9umersnot gar nt9t tibet
raiAbenb.
Sc. M.-Nein, bas offi5ielle 8otum
fit Sets bel Ben letten Mopemberz
uablen mar nidt gang eine Million.
Dabei 1T gu beridii6tigen, oab IN ben
meilten iubliden unb meitlt@en 9taa=
ten Sic Organization Der Bartet infolgc
Der &riegSperfolsung oollitd11otg nrber
lTdtisfeit gelett mar, alio eire .orz
ganiiirte @oblfampa8ne etnfa9 I'M
mDglt@ mar.
81. &1.-@6mamm brIber! $50
gu bic alten @e{bi6ten immer mteoel
aufmdrmer. @eoer in Barteiia4en,
nod I'M s3ettunsSmeien fam man im=
m1er benz Dtftat ieiner eigenen Nnit6i
folgtn benin au6 anbere 9eute baben
tire eigere Meimng-uno oteie et9en'
W1einuns Anberer 1T an6 nidt thinner,
fallf.
e. Y.-g1ein SIR Trenno bat lid
NIT Sbnen teinen Sur erlanbt. Aai<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
Sci Serrn unb Trau Gbas

= Sci @errn unb 6rau @baS
6er3o9, Morb 8roaomap, %lieferte &c:
batter @tor6 am DieSta9 morgen
frib einer munteren fleinen Stamm:
batter ab. Dies lit baS erite @nfel=
fino BON Ma6tpoli3iit Sobn S. Ser
3oa uno Satin unb @riterer erf reu1
lt6 felt DienStasmor9en ietner idbr=
li6en 1Otdsisen Terten, bic tbm &C.
niigenb @eleeenbeit seben, 6aS 9robt
@reignis 1T 9%ebitbrenoer @eiie 81
fetern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
Nrantrei@s @prbereitunsea sur
@eItmad1t.

Tranfreid bat 1919-2O Yolen gum
!@rieae oeoen Mublanb getrieben. IS
bat linn BET bieler @ele9enbett le11!e
iberll0igen @affen nno bic W}nntz
ton, Sic es4 nt6t mcbr sebrauden
wolte, III boben Hreiic p%erfautt.
Yolen bat ii6 Tronfret@ 9%eseniiber
oerpfidtet, cinen Eeil Der rulitl@en
@olSl6ulo gu ~iibernebmen-ber Sez
traa ltebt nod ntdt felt. Dur6 ben
E5ofpittfrics bat Yolen otel oermilltez
ties Qanb gemonnen, bus oeS Wteoer=
,oufidluileS beborf. @S bat aut Sez
treiben Trantreids einer &orrtoor
hinter aitauen mad 2ettlano erbalte11,
INN Deut1blano mad @nblanS bauz
crno absulbneioen. @apteba 1ol 9e.z
iaat bqben: uDicier &orrioor miro
bas llnoltd Bolens ietn. Sd bin
oa,u 9esfpunsen moroer."
sSn 6ielen 5mei i6meriter Sabren
Yolens bat, 10 i6retbt ba5u "etn berzz
porraoenocr Diplomat, Der nr1senanntt
bleiben min," anoererleitS 6ranfretd)
ntdts oetan, UNI bic polnil9c Salnta
~ itiiben ober gu beben. Sc but otel>
mcbr Sic niebrige 8aluta Holens be-
mutt, I'M sic meilten Webmarenta6rtz
fen bes polnifben @ebietS gu faute11.
Sc bat in @alt5ien Snouitrtem nno
@rblddbe ansefauft. Stun mill es
nod Sber5blci ien pom Denti4en Jet<
de mad Bolen i6iebcn, UNI it@ aud
ser oberidleflden @rbidate uno tn
ouitriellen @crte 81 bemdd)tt9en.
@benio iino i6on oiele 8aloun9en
Yolens, nomentli6 in BEN &arpatben,
in Ben Beitt BON Tron5oien iiber9e=
oa1,oen. @eroer tie ridii6tlSoS Obj
oehol3t, 10 mirb es ben &arpatben 10
aeben mic Dem &arit, belien Wdloe1
Surd bo8 alte @om uno 8eneotg perz
nidtet puroen. @obalo 6ranfret6
3tnlen fir ieine 6orberunsen per-
lanat, mirb Nolen INN an9 1etne
@i{Enbabnen oerfanfe t miilien. Dte
Yolen re6nen 3mar bamit, bnr9 gerz
traqsbru6 BON Tranfrei@ mteoer los
3ufommen, ga lie befanrtlt@, iofpett
lire @eidi6te rei@t, nod ME etner
8ertrae eebalten baben: gle per-
oeilen aber, bab ser ein5elne Sole
faufli6 lit. Das iran50iti9 e &apttal
miro ldon bafur iorsen, oa6 bic er<
foroerlide 3obl bon @eimz Gbgeoro<
meten mad leinen @nniden ltimmt,
aumol l6on iett ein Sell Der point
Sden Breije nidt misunderstanding
mebreiit, ionoern ii4 in fran5oitlder
9anb beftnoet.
@rrei6t Tranfrei6 an@ ote Inter
ltellung Oberlblei ienS nnter ben poll
nilden, 5. +. ieinen eigenen Ginflnb-
uno es lit ba5u auf benz beiten Wese,
menn it@ ni6t enolt6 @nglano uno
|bie Ser. @taaten CUR 9at auf raffen-
oann bleibt nur nod ETH @dritt, Der
unter SEN beutigen 8erbdltntilen fiir
6ranfrei6 eine &leinisfett let1 miro,
ndmli6 iid au6 beS @ubrsebtets gu
bemddtisen. Nlsbann beiitt bas
franS6lifhe @robfapital Meittelenropo
ais Wirti9aftseinbeit, unb mas @ngz
lano bur6 BEN .Meltfries perbinoeru
mollte, tritt bod nod ein: Mtttelz
europa brau6t England nt6t mebr.
@nglanb lit nt6t mebr bic Sauptmadt
in europa. @init, farn eS Oann pielz
lci6t ieinen mirtihaftli@en @6merz
punft nod-&apitabt perle9en nno
iein &opital unb ieine fiibrenoen
GDpfe babin auSmanbern laiien!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

Mas bos BON @robbritannien ton
tro1lierte &abel mieber einmal nt9t
mad. Nmerifa bcrtdtete: Sn Softo
lbeeroab Der 8rofellor Srtlama mo-
mems fanfbunoert iapentl@er Aer5ts,
SIC idlf beutl@cn 9o4ihulen ltnotert
baben, benz beutfben 8otl@after AGO.
600. sMarf, Die ais Sttftun9 tir oe
me6i5intlden Gafultdten oentlder
uniperlitdten belttmmt mnroer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

-@eore Gueeisbers aus Conn Ct.
gel reiite am Dienstas letter o6e na6
t@asfat9euon, Gan. umsbie @rnte anf
.ieinem 2anb baiefbit su -beaufii9tteen.
.@be 9err @us9tsbers bortbin abretite
erbielt CT iebr 9iiuittg lautenbe 8eripz
tie iiber bic @rnteauSfidten 1T iener
|@esenb, bic better iinb ais in sirsen6<
,einem Sabre ieit 1915.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
Wufab Mpsfe, felt bielen Sabren

gntab Mosfe, felt bielen Sabren
elm berporrogenoes Mitglieo Der TO-
aialitA6en @artei, nod Der &epolu=
ton Wouperneur BON &iel, Damn
&rieasminiiter u16 iest &egierungs-
praiioent BON @annoper, bat Dor fnr=
aer,1 eine @eoe gebalten, tporin er Die
Iltdenbett ser alten 3eit aus boIem
Scr5en geprieien bat. Gor alem
trat,ers fir sic 8ebrbaftigfeit oes
Bottles Elm. @r erfldrte, ieber Marl1
miiIIe I'M @tanoe iein, nit einer
Bud1e l1m5ugeben, un6 betot1te, Dab
in ieber @emei1be Sd)iibenpereire ge=
erin,bet ,peroen ioqten. 8ie it'd Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

Sin Barrier 8latt mill bic @iel-
tpeiberei fir Granfre;@ seieelid er-
lolebtte boben, aber Enthusiastically
Studies glaubt mabrideinli6 nod
immer, oaB Granfrei6 fir oie &et-
tll1na ser 8ipiliiation gefampft babe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
en- inb tie!

ungemein 3eitsemab nnb iberaus
lebrrei@ lit eine Sfanoal9efhi6te, Die
bie1er Sage tn Seem Oorf ans 2i6t
9efomme1 lit, fenn3ei6net iie bod
10 aberaus treffenb ben @barafter pieler
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

sDcrs ,Berliner @lee Club" BON $50
@anoerm mirb oieien SCRIPT IN ben
@erriniaten @taaten ietn @rlbeiner
MAIDEN. Sic @dn9er fommer1 out
sic. @inlaoung eineS prominenten Slime
refaners. hin nod benz Ooaarz9aroe"
unb in perldiebenen ensliiden s3ettunz
oen tpiro iebt bagesen protettert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
@roerannm fir bag TO- Earffon6ert
5onntagabenb, Ia. Aueut, 1921

T## 80 -. *.-M So r. = 49,.
i. March: Mystic Calf L. lng
2. Overture: "Ace High" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Arr. by u. brockton
8. Comet Solo: "Vietta Polka" richards
# Geo. =. Gag
a. AZ Vocal Solo: moonlight" ~.
By "Down The Trail to Home Sweet Home" ...... Ernest Ball
Vocal Solo saymond Neson) IS
S. a. Hopaloo: FoxtrOt 49,. Me..rau
BY Gieving For You: Foxtrot y. ...... ....: =" Gibson
g . waltz. "Kiss a Miss" ..............De Vol, Yelen, Baron
BY Fox Trot: bright Eyes" .Motzan & Jerome
I~NTERMISSION
z. March: "Ko-Komo" n. onorol
Q W,l+,. sc anetten H. Benne Henton
q nuor+,ro. ,"prnco Rovar' ..,G Geo. D.. Barnarde
TO-. a. Fox Trot: crosse of My Heart Moret
By 81 Used to Love You"
(But it's all Over Now Iilzer
% Ko;oka Dance ]. R. Clemens il.
b) Fox Trot: "Do You Ever Think of Me" ............E. BURNETT
IL. a. ga Jolly Good Time" Fan
BY "Star Spangled Banner"
Special program Of popular music for lovers of same.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
en- nm. olmahlid erinnern and)

en- sans allmabli@ erinner11 aud
orunb4abli6e @egner Dent lblat1os
ith tpie6er ser Satiade, ooB Die
N%ronaolen es maren> Die oreibnnoert
Sssdb1re lang cine planmablge Mn.
ariffspolitif betrieben. IS oammert!
Sen ,traurigen &ubm aber. Der
@eltltorenfrieo 5u iein, min 5ratt-
reid 1ib auf feinen Soa nebmen lalz
fen. Muh feline Stnnoe miro e1nmal
{1lagen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

!s+eggu. emsliide 3eitnngsmagnat
Qoro Mortbcliffe lit I'M 8etBem San,
ie empfangea poroen. @s tit oas
be,rielbe 2oro Mortbcliffe, Der oas
amerifaniibe Soft einmal etre Seroe
eddie aenonnt bot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

ssNR}m! .@tabltruit bat Der @eeierun9
onaeblid so Milionen til Stenern
po%rentbalten. @enn oaS tuabr 'etn
fpclnte, muS Ser lOOpro5entsge Yatrto<
tismus Der @err{9often 1hpcr oarl11z
ter gelttten baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

- Mnton @porer ncbit 1odter,
Nnoeltne, aus 2afapette, be9leitet bon
BEN Sri. 8crtba uno Nppolonia 8rep,
autoierten ant Sonnta9 morgen nod
ct. Setter, no iie 9errn uno Grau
Clinton @tislbauer beiudtett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

'st'ywesm. Senninss 8rpam bebanptet,
Sab sic Yrobibition nns auf etptse
i3eiten begliiden meroe. Der tit tmz
1 iul:' ssiin idle@ter Rropbet senelen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

1sSSopan wiro iein eieeneS Hrogramm
a a11S Nbrlltunss<@ onferen5 mttbrtnz
aet. Daslclbe birfte bon benz unz
5ertaen me{tntli9 perl6ieben lein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

@Nraeltente auf @nis Sslano iollen
orme Ginnanoerer UNI circa $5OO,OOO
oeprellt baben. @tne @emetnbett, tiir
Sic pir feinen NuSbrud baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

~ Diss Dur@fnbruns oes ntuen @in<
>panoerunssgeieteS ma@t thinner gro
here 56mierisfeiten. DaS TT TEN
@unoer, linb bod @nsbers'stett'
Dummbeit nnb Tremoenbab Die @rz
aetuideir beS MadmerfS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12

Sin fransDfi@er 6lieeer min 81
1853 SUIT bod 9efloser 1etn. Wat
ii MT: bafiir foofe, iast Der 8erliner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-12
Ne,u Alm gust
Grf6etnt ieben Trettae
Rem Him, Broiun &c., Minnefota
] .3eru,,speber, Albert @tetnbauier

Entered 4 the Po.s Office At New Tin. Mimi
s Is 4, Second Class Mail Matter.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
30Gi@tGY
Vice President and Secretaries Weeks
and Hoover Return This Week.
Ambassador Harvey in Paris.

-HE Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge will return the latter
| part of the week from Mas
sachusetts. They have been
dividing their time between Boston
and Swampscott, where they have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Stearns.
The Secretary of War will return this
afternoon from Mount Prospect. N. H..
where he has been entertaining the
President and Mrs. Harding. Mrs.
Weeks. who has been abroard for sew
eral months, has arrived in Paris. at
the Hotel Crillon.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs Hoover, their two sons and a
party of nine spent yesterday at
Profile Lake. where the men OF the
party fished most of the morning and
ioined the others for luncheon on the
beach.
The Secretary is expected back We'd
nesday, and Mrs. Hoover and their two
sons will continue their motor trip
through New England.
The United States ambassador to
Great Britain and Mrs. George Har-
vey, who are now in Paris for the
taken a small estate at Weybridge,
twenty miles from London. for the re-
mainder of the summer. On their re-
turn from Paris the ambassador and
Mrs. Harvey will make series OF
visits in Scotland. where British So
Evening star., 1921-08-08
PACKERS EXPECT
BETTER MARKETS
Postwar Readjustment Is
Over, 7. E. Wilson Tells
Annual Convention.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
| CHICAGO. August s.-The packing
industry has about completed it's
| postwar readjustment and the posi-
tion of both producer and packer
| should improve rapidly, Thomas E.
Wilson. president of the Institute Of
American Meat Packers. told hun
dreds Of packers from all sections Of
the country. in opening a three-day
annual convention today
Mr.. Wilson presented a survey Of
ITO non-packer industries, which he
compared parids with VT = survey Of packing
packers did less than four times as
much business as the packers and
made more than one-hundred times
as much profit. The packing COM
panies surveyed earned profits Of ST.
21S.O6S on an investment of approxi-
mately $590.000,000 and. sales Of $3.-
OLE, 100000 he said. He also presented
table to show price declines in
past year anging from 16 per cent
to Al per cent. Nearly all by-prod-
ucts are lower than in 1913. he as
serted.
"The decline of packing house prod
ucts," Mr.. Wilson asserted, should be
conclusive proof of the statement
made by the packers that the business
is governed by the law Of supply and
demand and is not and cannot be arti-
ficially controlled"
Exports Decreased.
The producer and packer both have
suffered losses through the decline in
values, he said, and also called atten-
tion to the decrease in export of meat
products. stating that there was a loss
of 100000, 900 pounds in 1920 as COM
pared with 1919, representing loss in
values Of $526.013,456.
The per capita consumption of meat
and lard in the United States in 1920
was 154.3 pounds as compared with
1888 pounds in 1918. representing a
potential loss of 1.365.00O,O00 pounds.
he said.
Mr.. Wilson presented figures to
show the production of live stock is
not keeping pace with the growth of
population and that there has been
shrinkage in the quantity of meat
products held in storage.
Conditions generally should i'm
prove when Congress has settled the
tariff. taxation and other important
problems. the speaker said. and he as
serted that an agreement on limited
armament among the nations. if sue
cessful. will turn millions of wealth
to pursuits of peace and industry.
Evening star., 1921-08-08

tricotine with small duvetyn hat of
the same shade The bridegroom's
brother. Mr.: Bynum. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bynum left immedi-
ately after TIE ceremony for a we'd
ding trip. and on their return will
be at home at gill o street.
Mrs. Willard Merrill Kochenderfer
has had her sister. Mrs. Joseph A.
Bailey. and son of New York visiting
her at the Hotel Lafayette for sever al
weeks.
Mr.. Warren Fairbanks of Indian
apolis. son of the former Vice Presi-
dent. hs arrived in Washington and
is at the New Willard
Mrs. Frederick w. Pratt and Mrs.
Francis Dickens have gone to Canada
Tor the remainder of the season.
Mrs. NJ A. Homiller and Miss Flea
nor Homil1er will return this month
from a visit to the formers son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam e. Restrick. at their home in De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. MacDaniels
of Clarksburg. w. Va, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith at the Hadleigh, have left in
their car for Pittsburgh. Mrs Smith,
after visit to her son Kent at the
United States Naval Academy, has
gone to camp in the Berkshires to
remain for the rest of the summer
season.
Miss Mabel E. King and Miss Lillian
j. King have gone to Atlantic CITY
for several weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale n. Drain expect
10 go west next month to visit rela-
yves and friends in Farrbury and
Lincoln. Neb. They formerly lived in
Lincoln and attended the university
there.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
ADVERTISING AGENT DIES.
Herbert Vanderhoof Represented
Canadian National Railway

CHICAGO. August s.-Herbert Wander.
hoof. widely known as the advertising
representative OF the Canadian Pacific.
Canadian Grand Trunk Railways Cana
dian Northern (now the Canadian Ma
tionaD. the Canadian government and
the Hudson Bay company. died yester-
day after years Illness
Mr.. Vanderhoof was born in St. Paul
in 1875. He began work as a newspaper
man in Portland. Me. He was connected
with newspapers in Worcester and Bos-
ton before coming to Chicago. In 1906
he became secretary of the Western
Canadian immigration Association and
was the founder of the Canadian Monthly
Magazine. The town of Vanderhoof, in
British Columbia, was named for him.
He is survived by his mother his widow
and a daughter
Evening star., 1921-08-08
Births Reported.
The following births have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty.

The following births have been reported
the health department within the last twen'
four hours:
Joseph A. and Leila P. Ryon. boy.
Robert N. and Sallie P. Milburn, girl.
William and Elizabeth Goldberg, boy.
Shirley and Adah NJ. Bywaters. girl.
Richard A. and Mary B. Perkins. boy.
Charles P. and Villa l.. Evans. girl.
Leland s. and Mary c. Hunter. girl.
Vergil A. and Martha P. Ratclire. boy.
Norman and Anna WiIkerson. girl.
Milton A. and Laura E. Miller. boy.
Ernest X. and Esther L. Violet, boy.
Nathan and Rose L. Yager. girl.
Charles Il. and Alma V. Saxty, boy.
Wyer D. and Grace Grant. boy.
Samuel and Luella l.. Copper boy.
Justin W. and Edna If. Swain. boy.
Menios P. and Helen Toggas, boy.
Henry l. and Elizabeth Coleman. boy.
William r. and Lucille Graham. boy.
Edward II. and Margaret l.. Dietrich. girl.
konrad ". and Willie N. Dornberger, girl.
William l.. and Susie l.. Boswell. girl.
Janvier W. and Catherine Lindsay. boy.
Raymond and Mary T. johnson. girl.
John and Bessie Bailey. girl.
James and Lillian Yates. girl.
John W. and Bernardne Douglass, girl
George and Clara Scott. girl.
James and Clementine Hawkins boy
James A. and Emma z. McEaddy, boy
Samuel L. and Beatrice Z. Dean. boy
Joseph p. and Lilly Smith. boy twins.