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The New York herald., 1921-12-20
CELEBRATION IS HELD
FOR NEW PATRIARCH
Services Proclaim, EieUation
of MeIetios MetoxaRis.

Services in the nature or an official
of the elevation OF Meletios
Metaxakis as patriarch OF the Holy
Apostolic Catholic church (Greek) and
in celebration Of the Festival OF St
Nicholas, were held yesterday at the
Cathedral Of 81. Nicholas, ) East Nine
ty-seventh street. Representatives of all
branches of the church. including -four
Episcopal Bishops, representing the An
glican church were present. The
branches OF the church included the
Church of Constantinople, the Church OF
Alexandria, the Church Of Antioch. the
Church Of Jerusalem and the African
Orthodox Church.
Bishop Darlington of Harrisburg.
chairman of the Episcopal Commission
on Unity With the Eastern Churches.
delivered the sermon. 8e said world
conditions to-day called for a united
Catholic Christendom" and said the new
patriarch was the first to be created
without consent of the sultan since Con-
stantinople fell TO the Turks in the ff-
teenth century.
Bishops Gaiior Shipman and Mat
thews and Dean Robbins of the Cathe-
dral OF st. John the Divine also were
present.
ATHENS. Dec. 16.--The Congress OF
Archbishops and Bishops OF the Holy
Greek Synod will meet on December 25
10 fix responsibility for the "ccclesias-
tical coup" in Constantinople by which
the Most Rev. Meletios MetaSakis was
elected patriarch. According to the
Greek official news agency. the Congress
will declare the seat at Constantinople
vacant and proceed with the election OF
a new patriarch locum tenens.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Mrs. William S. Sims. wife of Rear
Admiral Sims. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Sem, wife OF Capt. Sem. L. S. NJ. will
omit their weekly tea and reception to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

In Memorian.
Pell John G.. Witmark Henrietta
CHraldi, y, :.
ALDEN. Frederick !. Csmpbeil Funeral
Church. B'way. Goth st. Notice later.
BAsCH. Suddenly. az his residence, 235 West
1'gd st.. on Sunday, December rs. Henry
L, Basch. beloved husband OF Carrie n
and father OF Idp ". Hyman and Edward
A. Funeral scrx-f at f,to chapel Salem
Fields crwetersicln Tuesday, December
40. at 10 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
NEWBORN.

Mr.. Edward J. Berwind and Mr.. AL
lard. who have been at the Muenchinger-
King. have returned to New York after
an inspection of the Elms.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

The next in series of dances at Fort
Adams given by the officers Of the
army and their wives, will be on Friday,
January 13.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
d | E D

Alden, Frederick j. Hayward william T.
Basch, Henry T.. Hinton Lucy y
Baxter, Mary r. v. iulshizer, James II,
Drenncche. Charles Kahn. Isabella
Bunce. MARY W. LcaNcrar. c. &.
cary. TfumhuN Naruvs, Katie
Christie. Emma T. lorter d. Ford
Constable. Herbert r. Saylrs Nellie
Destsfano. Caroline g Schpefer Edward c.
Dickson, Geitrude shannon, Gcorgiara
Dodge. II. stuart So John. VI. ".
Eller. Augusta steel, Frank r.
FORSYTH. Y. g. w. ~tonC. Henry r.
~ ster, James T sullivan. Eieano-
Gallagher. James NJ. swan. MARY A.
Garry, MnsT y. Tralnor, Patrick 9.
Gilbert, Thomas w Walker Emma
IInlle Charles Joseph Waydeil Cornelius
Hawkins. Eober; y
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus l.. Stokes, Jr.,
of Washington, are at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Mrs. William Adams Kissam gave a
small luncheon party in the Plaza yes
terday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Dana have
come to the Ambassador from Birch
wood, their country place in Lenox.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
J Irweirv.

LOST generous reward win be paid for
package containing the following pieces Of
iewelry; platinum brooch. i3 diamonds
20 sapphrcs, small diamonds surrounding,
about 80 In all G dinner ring, platinum. 3
dia monds about 3 carats an engagement
ring, platinum. diamonds: lost December
IL In Manhattan. Communicate with f.. T..
NORWOOD. - Fulton ST., y. \. &. Phone
Beekman sQs7.
LOsT-Diamond crescent. between and q
inches long; large diamond in center. Lost
somewhere between 59th 81. and Wana-
makers store. Liberal reward. Address
y. T.. 7. q. Box SEQ Cliv Hall Station,
or phone Bowling Green 1890.
LOsT-Two bracelets. one diamond. one
sapphire. approximately forty stones in
each set in platinum, lost Sunday evening
IN Capitol Theatre or vicinity OF voth St;
liberal reward for return. ro questions
asked. II 2iI Herald Herald 50.
LOSr-Monday gold fnirroe barpin. with
pearl pendant between Riverside Drive
and 1921 ST.. il6th ST.. subway station 20
Christopher ct. Reward. g20 West i22d ct.
Apt. 90.
LOsT-Metropoitan Museum Sunday after-
noon. watch. blue painted face, mounted
on pearl ribbon bracelet Reward II returned
to Mrs. SANDS, go Park ev.
LOsT-Damond platinum flexible bracelet,
walking between Riverside, Connecticut and
Belle Haven. Greenwich, Sunday; reward.
schuyler sic.
LOST-saturday night at Cavanagi1'a. 25s
West g3d St. or In vicinity, gold diamond
snake ring. Finder please return 20 FRANK
~ William ST. Generous reward
LOs1--Betwesn Pennsylvania Hotel qnd
RivoN Theatre. lady's gold Swiss watch
and chain. Reward. Phone Beekman 1874
LOST-Suneay. on West Seth ct, carved
green Jade earring Return for reward 70
125 East I2d ct. Apt GB.
500 REWARD for the return Of platinum
diamond barpin containing 81 diamonds ;
lost Mt the Hartford COLI Club, Hartford.
SCHUMACHER. I Maiden lane. n. Y. clty
500 REWARD. NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Lost Saturday night, December ~. at rem
devious, i21 West 45th r.. or In taxi to i35
Q diamonds. HAMMER, Tel Columbus s4s.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
Wearing Apparel.

LIBERAL reward for return % marteu fur
collar, lost Saturday evening. December II,
on ST. Nicholas av., near ioist ~. Phone
wadsworth 1896.
TOST-Fiaher scarf, Saturday night, be-
tween Grand Central Restaurant and Lex
inRton av.. Gsth 81. subway liberal reward.
J. D.. Lencx s3i.
LOgT-Fur neckpiece, baum-narten Afur-
ray's. or in taxi from there 10 Grand Cen
trial: reward no questions asked Phone
Orchard qIOO. or pelham 2ni5-M.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
Found.

TOt-ND--Cocker spaniel. Tciephona 25sf
Lenox Can be had BY Identifying same.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Col. and Mrs. Benjamin =. McAlpin
have moved into their new apartment at
800 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Nine. Van Starkenbrogh- -Stachouwer.
wife of the secretary of the Netherlands
conference delegation, will be matron Of
honor at the marriage of her brother
Mr. Theodore Marburg Jr.. and Miss
Harriet de Forest Brown. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, which will
take place in Baltimore on January 8.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. august Storrs Worthing-
ton announce that the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Florence Worth
inston. to Capt. Emmanuel Lombard. as
slstant military attache of the French
Embassy, has been broken by mutual
consent.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. #. Snffer:i Taller will
entertain thirty-six guests at dinner to-
night in their home. IL East Sixty-first
street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

In Nemorian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
THE RETURN OF SLAVERY

II.n,-,n sloy.ry appears ng.lIn T. DC
.-,.., 81, SOM. n,rrS If the South.
,.,,....... 3D., d,,,,y,.ry of the whole
,..,.. .,,.,.,,.... -, I,s,.,- ,upa,,. Georgia.
,.,. ....,,... - rI,.n, ,ha, IN ,;rorgi. and
49,. C,.u,,..r, s-,irs negroes are
'''' ,,.,,,,s ryan
..... ,n.,, .r.,.,. of Slavery days. In
ridr,r,,d il Is
,., ., ,oun,i,.d 70 work by
.,., ,.,,,res ,yn, ar, there to Kill them
-. L,..,. r,.,,,... 80 >,,.rk ar try - escape
ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
SAM SHINC, 70 YEARS OLD, CLINGS
TO THE LAST QUEUE IN CHINATOWN

r"is T. privat" killings the Chimes"
talk. their c:,s's INTO thu tong courts
md settle differences 10y LEGAL pro
Ct~-'S
E!Ihi OPPOSITE" Sam Shlng'S drug store
WHARF. en- mes. remedies OF snake : blooc
rrrrs' tongues, ginseng powders ana
dried s"rprutS eggs are rruCTTaDIe On
lr.sCr;rtirn lay Chimes" doctor. Is
IN Italian barrier shop and 1t is tn"
busiest spot III DUyers street Saturdays
and Sundays because AL the young Chi.
ne. VIM wear pinchhack suits cloth
inrrrd shoes. derby hats ard silk shirts
SirL ,n,!ar. AMI ties. get shaved shlned
rra.-.;.rI nl:lnicu..d and Shampoued AT
least once Z week just as reliSiously
=. they once washed. Combed and paIt-
,,J rhr!r cues after business hours on
Saturday.
Chinese Manicure Girls.
Th.rr j. another Italian barber shop
u,,r IN Mott street. close to "herc the
,.3,.r. - .h"arr" one" was. There also
b,rdrnIs If Chimes. wait IN line nearly
I'll day Saturday and Sunday for their
turn IN tn barber chairs. Three Chi
u,.sr rna,.:rir,. girls work IN ra'h Of n"
IKE, SrupS attending tn the nail: of chi
no.. Iandi,.- AZ ;" cents Il throw.
."rh.v want hc M"li"ans. gr!nErd old
Sam Shine--"All light. All same ha
,.i,I,-.-aIl sam" no HAIR ciut--Ch;naman
ali r.rrr. Me no clatch c"ld--n3 c!u:
hair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
GRFATERNEED5 Of UNIVERSITY
OUTLINED BY PRES. TROTTER

Thry'v" hu,l; a nationa! r"n"wn for
amk;ur soap Of worth; they would"
+: It's fame 20 down for any thing "n
,arIa. Their advertising w"uldh |
pay. their mumr would Jos" its charm.
II any customer should sly. "T''*
soap false alarm. My father
used that KIND of soap. ny Er'ndS:E"
,.l ~. sane. I2i ! Vii hu! tn",
h-anL h"pr unit. GuIt li'' game.
Nnl when water goes k"r>wooSh Into
~" ha;htub warm. Ii. u>c ;hv sap
that's labeled 'G"o>h' !" cleanse my
swXn..kc form. And when CON" :"
hny a ,h!nE Who's" f;,cnr long Gears
....s stood. l do not Xix" :" hay" y"u
string SOM" JuHk that's J"s, a. good.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
WELL MEAN| NC CONEy VISITOR
GIVES FRANKIE A PIELESS DAY

'u, carno, express M disgust a.
liz. rv;r', Ssu"sS # PARENTS wh" ''.'N'
thur offspring - >hI; t'T ;h'h'S'''
Mhr!r they consume thee a'fo''"'
...u,ag" s,ndw3rhrs ur :"du'E" sr'"''
other vulgar arrr,i:.C'
"Ynu mean you ,lDurht Frankie was
,us; or .,.!ulrri ,'ni.,n5u Nah"".
"Ah. ynu know him. ii" you T"'''"
.ha ,.<lu.ss,r visitor. "p"un' ''$S l -
No, t. uv~t :3n." h." las been '"hn-
dou"I thus. Poor h.ii,",
"l'oor no:h:n'.'' 'J1"u!H'"d '"''''"
Kuhnr. who WIS SOMEWHAT prro''uiI'H'
having "uIy tw"nty-u'" extra i"'''
u,a To- watch IT, crowds f'T'hN'"
vas ho:r and hr"uxAi ~ m th' Island
,i,..v :" n" va .uvr"~S -" street Hc
NaS waiting FOR -" rl"luth-
Frankie Misses His Pic.
r~ankIv nodded dismal assent ana
a., i."l ing .nrly At Ia stand "'F"'*
;n,> Strrr.. vh.rh wa lusf opening.
e." ">cIa'nrd ~ -'@'u"T. WIN
both g.ny"I hr:,d~ ur"a.s'd. ~" '"7
thus infant And AMID such SuTT"H"i-
ln-S" My dear man. even y. - you
SAY. his chI'd = an aU'"'h'hHh. nus
pa~r"rs nrr guilty oC ln"f;Ih'" n"E''Ti
..,rs.. stay rirh: hrr". i" ,"'" lHT"n''$'
o., vou Nigh, say. until LOU summon
a., III. Ii"'"
r'rauk:" sad Pr. too. IL" Sald y
many t::ncS and II mar" tones. ranging
from ,ho ll'r,Ging I" -" tragic !; was
T. 40 avail. For IN" I.r"' tim" N i""r
wears r.. had 10 ID without L.. after
noon no. When his mother finally No."
bacon found anil cam" f"- MIN SA" va
50 .>a%p"praicJ hat -" i""k fF'iA'
>,-ai.:h, homo. iaT%.uE Only :" irN"r-
- I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
PRINTERS WAGES CUT.

Boston. March @?.--Thr RoS'"n Typo
that.tr iu-,t-% announced r"dGciin" or
81 wrrK III n" pay 80 JOURNEY men
printers and 81 week ~ III" paw &C.:
inU-U"ywurIru printers. ":t"'f.V" new
Monday. The ~; applies also - tn"
h""k-bind.ng Industry. requests for
higher wages and for 4 reduction n
working hours has been made by unions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

W. often think that. il Mr.. HGr."Son
had tn DO postmaster genera q, al. he
h.'i chat position o: trust and r"Si"n>l-
h:,i,y q. just IA" right period N "ur
rum:ncr, .ai d"v"lopm"nt. ~ probably
tn. uHnvridnhlr delays saved not few
;houghifui small Investors from getting
IN their applications FOR oil and rubber
~'ock3 unit /: was 100 lntv.-Ohio
STATE. Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
What Other
Editors Say

Arthur Ri ban" declares in n" Ne"
Nork American that "ut all d.fI"rcn,
,,.ndS Of work. business and industry.
he highest salary Of any ki"a in IN"
Tasted S;A:"s IS irid by a daily news
paper Mod"$iy No doubt prevents Nix.
E":~hnnr from giving III" persons name.
Charleston Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
BY ]. Z. REED

Charleston. Mar'h 80 l.' NV W
ia" state university VIII
during the coming Nv" $3.50 ,,'.'
before says Pr r'lhN -. '.''T ,,r ,''r''
OF West - .",H 80, =, ~, r,,,..
town I'i' lf"'"' ARR" " ,
tai hut r''"n''N' p''""'''- ~ 49,.
Tor" I"EIS'''"'c TIC '''4'
r!.tr%'' , III,
II" says '"t' "u"'o 49,, ,,,,,..-.
"hSo'u'" ,h,, .:.,,,
S.'N Las "'''"'N t,,,,r,,i ,u,,I-
I't'S'''ur' ''' -" ,Ii,,ri,,. tho
iNSs To he located on ANA "uJ"'"''H '''
present campus "'H' '",'".,N
hr s1!S. cost m 'ir A''N""'' ~"
$lluU.uho and include H." "t'' -
chemistry. - general e"uS"''on ""'' N'''
Il gymnasium.
Ih"S" huHH'NSS. S'''' -.
ar" h"'""" III "'"' 80 ,.,,.,h
SitNtl"n |" curry q" - '''' .Irr-
Tn" Uh!N''N''H ""' '.''"" .r .,.
me II" past IT," H''. ,'I,,. i,,,...,,.
thU" /" N''"' '''t ,h ,,..,, t.. ,,,.n
IN iurtHcr'"E '''r ''''"''' ,.,,,,,,
spent. These uu'lu tH' ,,,I.I,r,.
n"c"Ss:ti"S. The ch'E!St:! p".''','H :
would. under IN" r.anS wh''h wal ~
Suomiti"l I" '!' ','"'''''' = -, i,,,.,
tion. cost about S'""''-''
tl"n hail VIII cost S-''''
gymnasium WI! ne t'' "'''. ~
!; VIII cos ABOUT nan Il, .L''''''
Business EancaNoh'
pr Trurrcr VA H$""d :! III" H'""S Vi
m. institution w"r" planning any Ere"
extension al ar'.yl'."S durihE "a" '''"'
ing year, and replied tina, ih"E were.
''Thrrr - u rapidly increasing demand
Cor business education IN institutions
,T h..h,- learning. he s;t;H. tH' Hhl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

TIL. san" gentleman who 30 nSNidu-
..as'y rnu-h; III" movement: t"r com
~, ."rz.v.. good roads policy IN West
VIZ III. .,r. lighting I'll" a!rI"S; equally
important noNrm"nt Cor dcr"l"Tm"nt
e th,. states water power. Tbs. al
roursr. - purely coinc!d"ntaL-Hunt-
;nglun "rald-D.Spa;ch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

Tina: Immigrant girl MI" landed IN
Sow Horl, 10 we'd an old man wan Il
Wooden leg and ".Gh; ch.drrn has """r-
tx" St;l' ~" fat that h"r nance,
wh,,, s'.- had never s""n un'il *h" a.
-,ycd n E,!:,, Hand. Is'SS"sS"d $7".""O
may =" some cumpenSst! ion MARTINS
Ferry Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30
GENERAL DAWES TO
HEAD SOLDIER PROBE;
NAMED BYHARDINC

washingtol, Mar. 29-A commit
tee OF eleven headed Ey Cha @.
Dawes, Of Chicago, who served as a
b-gadier general with the American
Evolutionary Forces was appoint
ed by President Harding today to
conduct an inquiry into the nd-
ministration OF the war risk bureau
board for vocational training and
care and treatment OF wounded or
impaired service men generally"
Although detailed plans have not
been formulated for the investiga-
tioh tho president ideas as to the
trend it should take were comlnuld-
Gated to Mr.. Dawes and three other
former service men IT White House
dinner Sunday. The committee Will
meet April to organize.
Tho Committee Members.
In addition tn Mr.. Dawes. ti.r i""w
l".rS ar" Franklin, W. 'tihF"'lH. ~
NATIONAL COMMANDER at III" An.'rl'h;
Legion. Thomas y. Mi.t"r. al /" 10
war;. aI!"u pr"p"rt! ru>t"dian. ne"
drr,. .RnDsrIrlt. H>N.S':,u; S'..""l..ry g.
,hr navy, Mr. D"U.,Ias k"hln@"t,. e.
\.w York. Il SISTER "i former ir'~i'!'h
Kuu-,.,r!t; John /. Lewis. ~ lhd.,th'
l..h~. rrrSIdrii al Nh nII"" lin
" orkrrS of America, Franklin ~ iht
Of Philadelphia. FORMER national 'u'i.
Iitnd,.r Of the American l"iI!nh, MFS
il.ur, NJ. Rca. nI Pittsburgh; Milton !
Foreman, Of Chicago. Henry :" I".ffI
ct Ilrnd"rSouVIll". T"HH'~:;,". ai.d T. '
,s.rrun,r oi lWN:si". head "I the Ions
.n.':"iiru'S union.
h. aiiI"UnrIne s''"'u"n ni IN" 'I'''
uIir,r. whit" iIou$, "!l, !,ilS issue!
LrI"f Statement wm'ch >'iI. -,
TN, president thinks III" inquiry MI
clear IA" SITUATION. cnHbi" congress 81"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

with ,ny over thjS ."-d.ct. like dogs
Howi =, music. hut t W.. start S'nS'"'e
rrnrlc to WONDERING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

After IT,. "Grr"n Army" meets III"
Reds. her" may Ne :, lot Of blue Rus
S!auS--lIunt;nE;nn Advertiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-30

~, r. 'rrui - that man who
''".u -" p" r;r"il4 '''uiral station. And
''.." -. g." r..;hl ahead ana buy 4 ticket
&c.: ....,'.'" "u a ha11 mad" aunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04

would make me sick.- shs said. ~
she stood over an ironing board at
her home here and dcftiy smoothed
the wrinkles out of . pillow casa.
Heaven rave IN water 20 nno!s.en
the ground and Gauss the plants TO
grow; To wash with and 20 aucnch
the thirst Of the beasts. hut why
In the world docs anyone want to
drink II when better things can al
ways be hadr'
Her visitor recalled shat W. are
now living In tho year A. v. tsfter
volsteadD and wondered how II could
be done
Wen. n you are interested IN
what drink. viii tell you II
am quite thirsty. there In nothing 90
rood as heer-snndc with real hops
and yeass." she said
with my meals always drink
coffe. or buftrrrniik- Coffee nomc-
times keeps me awake n I drink too
much Of Il In the evening. 10 usually
do not have IL for supper.
-Dur1ne The day. when feel . BIT
hungry. have a piece OF cake and
some home made wine
But arr you real SURE that WHEN
you werc a very little child. you
were not inveigied into daliying with
Adams aier.. hhe WINS asked.
mo. indeed remember hearing
my mother tell how once when / had
the collie. abe tried 10 give me rome
water with a drop or two Of oil Of
peppermint In n. and ] had absolute
~ refused to swallow IL
''sihe used TO laugh and ten how
my father had exclaimed that I was
a chip off the old block,
THAT was tho only tina my
mother said. that they ever at
tempted TO maxi. mo drink water.
Really. I haven't the least idea how
t tastes. II must b very inzpld.
indeed"
''You 40 not approve vsry strungfy
Of the volstnad actY-
II do not approve Of n NJ an. and
" you Do. you might Just As we'll end
this ~fsit now. :.
II would walk thres miles TO vots
against these dciuded reformers who
would take our beer away from US.
How do they know beer II harm
fui7 Most OF them never drank itr'
DO you approve Of woman smok-
mgr WAS asked
THAT In entirely up 70 Ire women.
n they want to smoke they should
be allowed TO smoke"
Mira Erbatoeszcr. despite her ad.
vanced age. is unusually active. She
still does her own housework and
takes care OF large garden She
reads without glasses.
II attribute my health and adj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
Swept Away by
Waves, Tots Drown

ST. HELLER England. Nov. A.
John Potter. aged .. and two young.
or brother were swept from their
feet by q wave near Hermitage and
drowned They were ciaspins each
other when the bodies were rccov-
cred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
MRS. ERBST0ESZER'S
RECIPE FOR LONG
LIFE AND HEALTH

II you want to live to a
ripe old age, enjoy good
health and have peace of
mind:
Don't drink water.
Don't worry about other
/ peoples faults.
Don't be afraid Of hard
work.
Don't waste your time
thinking about reforms
Drink plenty of butter
milk and wine-and beer,
too. il you can get it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
81, HAS never
TASTED water
Aged Woman Says II Was
aMde to Wash With

sHEBoyoAN.. wis. Nov. A.
Hale and hearty At 81. tho she has
never tasted wsters That's Mira
ErneHtins Erbstocszr Of sheboy-
giant
II don't know how winter tastes.
] mover drank a drop Of II In my life
and l never expect to. know II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
and abstainsd from water.

MrN Erhefoeszer was born m Ger.
many TN 1880. She was married when
Il and came to America with her
husband In 1855. settling on . farm
Dear here Her husband died 30
yeArs ago She In the mother Of Il
children. SIX of whom are living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04

Fun course dinner. TIC. at Boldt'a
Served 8 TO Q p m.--Advcrtisemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04

vanced age.. she said. ito the fact
that have always taken good care
Of myself. have done plenty Of
good hard work. kept regular hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04

Betty compson has ~ pot birds
Most OF them arc canar1ea
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-07

Gmaba, NebarSfn, lofot. 8 i. 80
I,llofiia Omabans bilioon1n oplia-
lin rabalfaaOaali5fn@ oootetann iliu-
eella idanitDfielId IIosnaila aifaa tuin
piranoataiiet fieihgtpnat ilntoitta
nasta iiita nitaddll, GulirinrD iat-
90 eoelleen titfinNfliaan u faboef
ian buonlatliita life ia rabonliebia
III 10 pangittn Ead.ld bilblttaan,
tia 100 fal,pl,ngin iobtaipinta life
@ robaniestd On p'etettu ipptteeieela
petollilesta roba-aiialn fdlittelpgta,
osta Ieurauflenn nrtDioibaan olleeli
faiffioan $1,Ooo,0O0> 900 ,pubingon
aiille Iiiffeille, iotto otpat ioi,tllneel
,elltafia tparariffoon.
Dbobslpaltain DliIatinlies 9aipiS
cr periool1afliiesH iobtamasIa rraits
tl,tfinitflia, iotfas tuoitDet inbtaa
luangitleniiiin nlsisia ipaItipisIa.
4 ~
Uusi kotimaa., 1921-10-07
Dakotan bondeja
fnyyty $2,ooo,coo

8isnarcf, N. G., lofaf, 6 ,.
al,tea Neip Dorfista on 10 ,ari pai-
rdd iitte ilnloitettu on tunnettu bon.
oien ipalitpsliife 5ptt5er, Moricf 8
Co. iolla on foEttoreita EoIeoosia.
Gbicaso5Io ia Stein Dorfisio, iitoutu.
nut ostamaan $1,000 900 oriposta
pobiois Dafotol, iDo.tior, bon5eia,
ioita faitfionr noos 200 or5pogto.
n1pp0ddn Nonpartiinn aiiton nluIle-
pcnemnn teolliIuusobielu1nn tote,lttn.
mi1efIi.
Nobiois, ,Datotan naItfopanfin o.
tiinbtaiu S. IS. gatbro ilnlpittaa, ct
TO ennemnnin on moinittn panffi
rnbpnpt aroita oieffeita $4,000, ,O0C
arlposta 42 naltiosio ia ettd Iop,r
fafli nilioonaa bonoeista iaocoan npt
epdilemdttd faupnfli ia tpaltion teol
liillllsobielma tpoioaa Iopulliiesti to
teltttuu. sss9a 9e
"Ule n1e,1in1me it6Gn ia moimme
pobiois-Dafotan bnnoeia", lauiui
Mr Gutbro, "bnolimatta iiit1 epu
tolaiiesta ia tpddrdstd propaganoas
ta, jota foiffialla noasjo on barIot
tettl, iunltiotnnnle nastnan. Me 0
lcmlne iaaneet ipostliunolaifet ben
fil0t tpuf,1utetuifii, ett1 fertonlllfic1
Hobiois -Dafotasta ia Nonpartilo,
oiitosta eitDdt Object to{ia ia etc
Fobiois-Dafotan bonoit oIinat nbti
hp!pid FUN ni,tfidn toiien ipoltipl-
6onbit nitG bonotmarffinpiIla on".
"Me iuljen1tne ontat fonttorimn1G
)sem DorfisIa ia Gbicaaosia" lni,iu'
DIR. Gntbro, "ja tllyeipaiilsuoeSln IL
1enfilot,jotfo baluaipot ostGa Gobj
Cofotan bonbeia, ipoiinat ostan 1liitf
5pit5er, Nprief & go Ito. oe TILE
nat tointin1an aiiantiebi,ldnlnte I'll
tetDaiiuuoesia mppben bonoeje,nntc.
"Gdrna on il,ilri1 ia parbnin ltuti
,en nita Yobiois- -Oofota OH ioonll'
sllulla pitfadn aifaan", Iailiui folo
res{inlies Granf q. Goeel. "Gt
Ioottaa Nobiois-9afoton tpaItippan
file rnaboolliIefii lainata raboic
marntuiljeliioille, jnita nbfaa mai
oenTo merchantmen fiirnitpslpeIois-
ta buonon iabon ipliofli."