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Evening star., 1921-07-21
Mems and Young Mems
MOhair and Tropical Suits. $3.50

China, Glass and
House Ware
Friday Bargains
Ss-piees Cottage Set, q clear porce-
lain. choice Of two pretty a 40
decorations. Special Friday. %1s7<
Cups and sauesr1, decorated porcelain
Soup riasss. coupe shape. decorated
from odd sets. 6 for $50
SETS. decorated. 9 for 2ee
s.d p:'s.rn aa'' as ess r'ase e'Ds smee :nc
can porcelain. Special. S115
Friday. E>>s~o
water Tanslsrs. PLATA blown. STRAIGHT
rs y. Glasses, Poinsettia cut. thin
7;1i.o. water Set, clear crystal. cst y
aiss. ios T.. Spoons. all colors. .
for 500
I.sls Tunblsrs. thin blown. plain AZ ..
'ens' Ise'.W.s.r =. Pitcher, plain white porce'
lain, haliboy style, eoe
| AoD.Vl0O0 O1nu9x o0Lp AmeIlCuu /
porcelain with blue-line
border and bluebi-d so or
decoration, ~'>~>S
Casserole. brown with white line. round
shape. lsc
sssas Mixing Bowl. blue band STYLE.
ai... Hi.ias Bowl Set. 5 sizes. restsd.
lss ssss: Butter Jars, with cover and b:s:
% c"vsr.S Dish sr Casserole. decorated.
porcelain. cheice. 80
Ssd v.ss. daisy cut design: spee;.l:
H els.: Salt s.z. in frame; wall style.
as aobisss. ar' ,h,u blown. ssr.,sht and e:
''Sssisi Sisisss s:a'1 a.n,.r round shape 70: %s?:s @
Fleor Polish Mop. Wizard style.
triangle shape. full Sf.39
oa...u,st Bottle Wizard 89c
1aEh Steel. white enaneled. rabse1 se.
Clothes Basket. round style. sp,int. 10
mason 1'''' ''' ''''"' Go dssss
/ Electric Iron, Martha washinstcn
style: "a d0
e6.ft. k.inoh Lawn Hose; wsr-
yanted. 80 0X
Friday. |
Kitchen fabl0 Tops, white enamsled
s.ssi am st,e S2 %
Bread Bsx. family size. white en.m.
Aluminium Saucepan Bet. and 2at.
sizes. set, oyo
Window ser'sa,. adjust 39c
able, IL inches high
Carpet Brssms, 4 sewed. 30c
smooth handle.
6SFSa1e Pals. Kitchen size. ralvas-
Tc,lst Paper. full 1000 sheet rolls.
sanitary tissue. roll. Ise
Do.ax Laundry Ssap. medium size. ~
He's Reel. hardwood frame. holds 90
Aeos Va Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Mems Lisle Hose
s for $l.3S

All perfect. Light
weight with double heels,
soles and toes. Colors are
brown. smoke, white and
black. Guaranteed to
give satisfactory service.
Only 800 pairs in the lot.
Sizes 91z to llX.
Friday only, . fer $I.Se.-
Main Ile>s.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Bedspreads, S.

4 Fine Satin Bedspreads,
heavy quality, good designs;
size 80xW. Regularly $3.50.
Special Friday, S5.oo-Secoud Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Silk Gloves, $l.l9

12 and 16 button length. fine quality
Mlanese with Paris Point and embroidered
back. All sizes in white and some other
colors Slight imperfection in weave. II
perfect would sell for $3.50.
Friday, special, $les.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Mems Athletic
Union Suits, 81

About 1000 union suits.
Neatly made. Full cut with
elastic ribbed back, Materials:
Siik-striped madras, fancy raer-
cerized madras and aero weave.
Sizes 81 to 10. Regularly =
to $3.50.
FriAAy saIy e1.--16aiA Tlses.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Mems and Young
Mems Tropical Suits,
$3.50

All our very finest Hot
weather Suits-the finest
garments that are pro-
duced ready to wear.
All tailored by Schloss
Bros. and other famous
m a kers. Our regular
prices $500 and $4,000.
Sizes and qualities as fol.
lows:
Regulars 8 8 I Z 3
as 80 81 IS -
St0utS 4 2 2 4 4
3S 30 20 e -
Lone I /
Friday special At Ss7.se.-Naia
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Remarkable Louer.Pnced Bargain Basement Values


From mills and factories come bright new ENDS
of peces and last of lots. Nonaly priced for Friday
Evening star., 1921-07-21

A Limited Quantity for Friday
Hiqh-Class Summer Dresses
%sz".s,ls sss "p 70 $40 $40 $685.
Charming models fashioned in stunning styles
of desirable materials such as
Organdie Ratine Linen
Wolfe Dotted Swiss
Embellished with many new touches. Choose
from bouffant and straight-ine effects. Sizes 10
to s05:
Palais Royal-Thlrd Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Women's Silk Hose,
$l.95
Onyx and Van Raalte Makes
Regularly ,$2.25 to $3.50

Full fashioned, pure thread silk, in
all-over silk and mercerized tops.
Black and gray. Some irregulars in
cluded.
Friday only $1.ss-Nan Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Mems Athletic
IJndershirtS. 1oc

A broken assortment Of main
sock shirts; sleeveless ceat
style and buttoiless ribbed
slip-over shirt. Sizes 81 to IS
only. Regularly Soc. 75c and 81.
1nAay saiy 1eor~kaiS 11tsR.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Children's Suits
= for 4Qc

4 lOT ~
Girls Ribbed Waist Suits,
with button attachment, 2 to 10
years. Boys Suits, short
sleeves; knee length; E to IA
years. Regularly 39c.
Friday only, 2 for 4sc-Main Flosr.
Boys Vests, 2 for Csc
Regularly 2sc and 2ec. Rib
bed athletic suits. Sizes E, 8,
10 years.
Friday only. 2 for ssc.-Main'Tleor.
Silk Vests, $1.95
Regularly 2.35. Low-neck
ribbed silk Phoenix make. Rib
bon straps, in flesh. Sizes 3o to
"a.
Friday only, .1.ss.-K.in Fl.or.
Sports Skirts, $13.95
Of white and colored striped
flannel. All smar t-looking
models. Regularly SIS and up
to $3.50.
Friday only. ,,s.ss-Third Floor.
Women's Bathing
Suits, S.
Jersey in combination colors,
made with approved trousers,
correct length skirt.
Friday only, sS.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Fiber Hose, soc

Fiber Hose, SOC
Women's. With long silk
boots and reinforced feet; elas-
tic garter tops. Black, white
and cordovan.
Friday, at 6ec.-Darrain 1assmsnt.
Wolfe Waists, $1.S7
Superior Lace-trimr red
Waists, in all sizes. Special for
Friday enly at $l.e7.-DtrIata 1ass.
Bags at $l.79
Keretol Travelling Bags,
water proof; Is aud Is inch
sizes.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Bedspreads, $3.50

E Fine Satin-fnished Bed
spreads, size 72x96. cut SO,
scalloped and embroidered.
Regularly 5000.
Friday speoiaL $3.50 each. Second
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Mems and Young's Mems
SIS to $40 Grade
Palm Beach Mohair and
kool kloth Suits, $lO.o5
Less than wholesale price.
Not every size in every pat
tern, but a good selection in
all sizes and qualities.
Palm Beach and kooI Cloth
4 Is 8 3 8 . ! :
h''*' s5 g 4 .! ) !
Mohair Suits
Regular Sixss 3 :
Only IS "a IS SO az as a
Friday only. Slo.e5.-Main floer,
Evening star., 1921-07-21

1000 Yards Dress 0inghams.
Q yards q.
1000 Yards Outing Flannel.
2 yards, u.
1000 Yards White Organ
dies, 80 yard.
1000 Yards Colored Voiles,
ne yard.
1000 Yards Curtain ecriIn,
% yard.
400. Yards wash Fabrics.
e yard.
Ff3aay-BarealA Basement.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Sugar and Cream Sets
$Z.98

$Z.9S
Sheffield plate in colonial
pattern. Regularly $3.50.
Friday only, &2.eS.-Nain Floor.
Pyrex Casserole, $4.9S
In silver plate frame, with
ebony handles. Regularly
$3.50.
Fridav onlv- SA.AA-Nain Floor,
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Boys knickers, 75c
Comprising about 800 pairs of
good quality khaki, gray and
linene crash and other durable
summer fabrics. Regular $l.00
and $l.25 values. knickerbock-
er style for the big boys; also
straight for the little boys.
Sizes 4 to II.
Friday emily 7bc.--Thi1d Tlsa.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
$2.o5 and $3.95 Bouses
$3.50

Fashioned of pongee and
stripe tub silk and colored or
CANDY. In tailored models. V
neck finished with pearl but
tons. All sizes in lot, but not
in every style.
Friday only, S2.S0-Third Flsss.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Lisle Hose, , Pairs, 49,

LISIG IIOSe, 2 dIES, O9C
Regularly Soc and SOC, mercer
lied, scanned back. In plain
Richelieu ribbed and drop
stitched. All perfect. In black,
white, brown and gray.
Friday only. . for 6ec.-Ma;n Floor.
Silk Hosettes, $1.25
S1.50 "Phoenix" Full-fash-
ioned. Pure Thread Silk
Hosettes. Plain and drop
stitched. In black, white and
brown.
Fridav o,lv 81 e6-Ma;n F1oov.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Notice Is hera5~ given that Elkk0yD
ard Weecama. Plantation. il Concord.a
Parish, La, ars posted against hunt
b9, shooting, fishing, or fence cutting,
or "A sey other manner trespassing
thereon. ViolatJrs will be prosecuted
10 the full extent cf the law.
F. .. BROWN
Tidals- La. SEP 18TH. 1919.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30
~0NCORDiA LODGE NO. Sos, f.
ga. VI. HCLDS INSTRUCT on
AEETiNG THURSDAY.

Mr T. w. Parish, Grand lecturer
Ter the Masonic Grand Lodce Of Lou
Is ana, visited Vidalia Wednesday
and Tinirsdsy, for the purpose Of
instructing in the cecemsnial work
Of the fraternity, and Thgrzday
night one Of TIC best meetings in
years was held
Nj. Parish was well pleased with
the conduct Of The Lodge at Vidalia,
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

The wedding Of Mss Helen Rowe
to Mr. Cooper VIII take place in MAJ
chez on the 30thins.aat. ana IS clain,-
ing interest here, as wei as IN Nat
chez, the bride-to he ha+ing lived here
with her father, Mr. j. 7. Rowe, at
Mrs. eliza Nettervilie's 3 part Ct The
time during HIS residence in Concor-
dia Parish. Miss Rowe is a charming
youug woman who made many friends
while mere ana her nuptial, p pro'ni-
nent social rveat Of the week, Is be
ing anticipated with pleasure.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30
TREsPAss NOTICE

notice Is horecy given tLa.-% aucluns
Plantation, IN CQnco-dia Par ~ Ia. IS
posted against hunting, shooting, nat.
ln6. or il any manner zp@ssias
thereon Yiciators viii be prosecuted
70 the fun extent az the law.
r. P, SCHIGLE.
YidaIia. La. March q. 1919.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30
TONIGHT IS TIE EXCURSION

If you have net .s made arrange
mcnts to 70 fcr daiightful excuc-
sion or the beautiful excursion s5eam
er Capitol" you had best be locking
after that. The Nstche7 shrine Club
has secured the Capitol" the met
magnificent excura;on boat ca tha
river, for a delightful moonlight az.
cursion tonight, under their direc-
tion, and every ore from Yidaia,
Ftrr.day and the rest Of the parish
is especially invitet
One Of the best Jazz Orchestras
Of the Crescent City will be on hand,
and everyone knows about the beau
tiful hardwood dancing floors Of the
Capitol
The boat win positively land at
VidaIia 1t $50, for us, and win
stcp at Vidaha and let US off at 1870
These excursions are most de-
lightful affairs, and It seems that a
record crowd from Vidalia ana Fer
rida ywiIl attend.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30
TRESYASS NOTICE.

The properly OF the undersigned on
Bayou Cocodra, II Concordia Parish,
louisiana, Is posted agaiGst hunting,
shooting, fishing, trapping or in any
manner tresp3&sing thereon. Vl0lators
VIII 10 prosecuted &c the fuI extent @:
the law ANNIE CRAWFORD
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Sicily Islands Bud Scott Dance"
last Friday night attracted quite a
few Of the girls and boys from here,
who we're chaparoEed by III. and
Mrs. H--B. Conner. This dance was
given in enc e the vacant ante
beilum homes Ct the Island, and was
an ideal place Cor sgch fern Of en-
7eyment.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30
EntaI attn 5nrtul JtRma

Those having items of interest Eor
this column will pleose phone them
to Miss Marie Beard, wv, after five
o'clock every day during the week,
up to Friday.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

.tt. g. -"' 5000 A. ' ..'..e' p t.... -.--t
s.E 3ait ~ sa- .....HE w -l8.
81 r "'-1... -.a...'.a. ul'. Z.
a. " 'eA .A.s.s q. ".- M. aay
,i.". ~, 'i4@h~4@ ana .l-@l@ up.
"-. .H"'- 't.--. .-.l rE"i--e o'nc-
ard Eeaa-..w am Missouri. WITH
ta.r .a.Eaaa-..h- ..a.l. ~ e.r-la
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mean" y -"-toi-.i advanced
i-L.'g2 'FaAe :Es1e1.
a. 80 ',I'u -.G Ia
80 = $50 L. - '.'o sl,.u
- 80
'l-1 ",'1i' j.. Ios.-d 10 ~ tl> -
49,
1000 IT,. -.... 800
f-- ~,
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81 Uu "- D-H a> az C.'.i-rs -.c
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l.esi ~ a.-a4gs ar-a a.
2 lgr- scale al tar Ee-.y..,-
t--5.- u -i-er 5-r l.@.ry" do
--av,I Nsg..er CsI..Ea. former
secretary .. commerce. -'-0s 81 ,l,-
.1oo is ,--oHg,.g ,,.-7.a. instead ar
better Orr Lfrer.se. ,-os.e ara
rec.led ,svrea on, E3rts,.s ~.
r,oe.-ra Nth s scriCan GOOD. --9:r.s
= 4..a. lie abroad ,t5r -4..,.. an.
rrtir--l -.7.sv in r--sri -a .a'a.
Grade is ra,gtv lo hlq ne %. M Ee,i
f,a.a advocated sg0oort az an o--s.t4-
aa5:oa d n1mg,e fcraicr I'd.
5hreaga credits. DECLARING .E.s "Our
cotton mills ab~.ad ere IDLE because
Of the lack cf raw material while cur
-cttc- growers ,pmD,ain II fuz3.l.tv
10 dispose Of thefr products" "a.
gaiga Commercial chamSar meanings
are haiA1 held to clan co-a5erstf9n
in the eForts to bring industrial AID
conditions Pack to normal.
The lack OF fore;ga trade IS Inc
principal cause u the grcat fna1c u
disorders and industrial disturbaLc,
in the Mississippi Valley. The mar
hets of Germany are not 0pan f. us
and other countries. too. and Ia.
countries wfare markets are opan.
are LARGELY without money or credit
e purchase. Foreign trade helms
keen the price above the ccsa Of ~.
ire+fo~ nv frr-;sb,rs market aid
nus i>ra--s-,+s r7srioe sGr.tag 49,
9oIsbay,;.r7 T.-f-;o, treda 30, = -
7bla fhe oecn.a ut The n; .isgi,,n. ~
~ ~ -.ai,-1 ,1,iros - -,,j,.,r .
nd no, -,,.or- frba ,.sf,.3rj ',rsG .
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Miss Catherine Murray has re
turned from a short but delightful
trip to Baton Rouge.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

here on q visit during the week
Messrs. Roger Reeves, Rob't. Newell
and LESLEY Dale.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Misses G"rtrudc Hart. Naon: and
Nsshti Law were weekend guests Of
friends il Waterproof and NewcIton
last wcck.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

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tavo'1n@ The 7p-edieSl 1s.'2
mauo~ ard opacity Tor ya'.ol pro
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r. -. -gn-Tar. ,-.r..r ul. -.f.,,.
- r.-ta- r.arf - ii. r-atta.t a..r
.fe--.an throulio2t a largo area. III
Ne 1-.a-.t a-1a 2. .he'. fol1-eas ~
VS. - g. 60. 80. 49,. 80. NJ
-er,ot Some as5r,..9'rr tTe~eir about
uue-third If The Indian 4era lands
n the United states.
Besides this, there are m-.dons Of
acres 81 forest lands lad vase De-
case mere @-a .5i' a-i--l -"r .--.
ls-.' "-.' i-'.-4 --7 ~ &
'.'' '-s- say s..il,.' So,
80 80. ~u''-.' =
t'.-' " -I-' Try - >-e
- -. - "'o' -'1 ''
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=, ~ i21-.e GUS .'.7 ~ '..i ->.' 'f-,4 F.
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$50 a.
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~. may N'-l,d ~ So -
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49, LA IL ,,,-,a,-e-.; ny 49,.
E,,nsf-- Is f,a -Ig,.-+ Lr-r.r', 49,. ,.ai-.
and Iari3r. IS WHO'S y3.t z sa-
55fa ~, lav s.s-g. ,f s-aa.is. --.s.-.
80 e1'z ~ ri .tr-.r .t...., +.
1a ~. r...s- ,.t..a..f ..-s
t''s@ ' &
1onch F.-re'g0 t-&1a --o0 ..s
value fl produ tiraq n the -uf. in
+ra II, - Inns III. -s-s ~ -s.....-
-'iI "-'.- rs s0i.' ~''--'-'''' '--i'- A-''e''.4
concltons 50 adaptable 70 tAe growth
q a vide repge ct pr911ct5, stil. Ur-
t'iied, sao2ld colunEe - go IN
developed, the pos@-o l-rics Of r.caet
ahd newer aGrctoT2i sec@oaa VIII
prove TO ne z aep2iTiaDon To lie
pros Perl1y arc in[ 6, % me peopie
~ ., mes iahos !, 4! 1l-Se lse..l5,
:. s''yn go ~ s. - -'',e ~,
s.,isl.i ~ ms cgi.'l-,.Cl ~ ll1-5-
tlgl ~ I. 'L..1 .,ls.,'','. 5''sse --S'o1
= ~ ., -iiS'' t'iV'. ts''ie ''l.l - -'',.~
} leles' u our lciei7h .Fe,.'1 E1i-
,-s1.- ;Iu "a 1ioi% 5'l'eliS-y@lg
p,. ElO.llei''S "oui" pfo9A7-y pc
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D.. ~ '..GilS e"ia 10y 1851 y
Nv. i'a $500 uGen : eco. 80 - ,.i ou.'
10 loi ooi.i.i'' -. ~d9
c''7,'' ' - - go ee-..u1 -'7''' ~
3lpaIiy for IT'S Value IN TINS respect
Just now IT'S Use IS beng mere de-
veloped in this way. Large sCcGr1
,aryes ard staaro- a,7ips at,. ba,n9, b7i1+
,-.4b e,,,.+ c.-,,-..,. ,.o,.s.,,--;,,o. ~, M,
- -, = - - -
lu''S q '.t '''-S'.'2.ip-.- ''''ey up ana
DOWN the MISSES ppi AlYcF, thence TO
Ne" Gheans, aAd THENCE - iore-ga
porte. Ihc leiafai g'o'er meat IS
putting IN service re0 eCuipmentfor
use IL inland waterways. i has been
proven II many. cases that waterway
transportation IS considerably cheaper
lnan rail transpUrtation Ter many
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Rev. ii. II. Thompson, the Method
list Minister, OF NatebeE, viii deliver
a sermon and hold services at the
Union Church Sunday afternoon, at
four O'Clock, instead Of three.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Mrs. II. B. Conner attended the
funeral Of her friend, Efls. ToIcr, the
early part Of the week.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

It's said everybody in town Will 60
aboard the "Capito" Saturday night,
seeking the pleasures Of a moonless
s.dc Put your valusbles IN a safe
place, since the town is TO be deserted.
This 'ad" is not paid fcr--'tiS just
a reminder.)
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Miss Florence Douglass. Of Brook
haven. is visiting her amt Mrs Louie
Brown IN Watcher and il dividing her
nnc With her parents, Mr. and 4rs
j. H. Douglass, in fldaia, Woo gre
as present domieiled with Mrs. Dor--
lass father. Maj. G. E. Gord.n. Nj.
aS3 4.r- Douglass aad l1l55. voJs. -
meet to wake F.GlIa smear nome.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Mr. Dunbar Bostner is visiting his
mother, Mrs Matte Bcataer.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Mr.. and AIRS. Z. r Campbel were
hest and hostess at delightful card
party "Wednesday evening, Waan taey
opened the doors OF their spacs2rs
ard hos2;tahle hone 20 many guests
Sos TINS pretty corty, given for the
benefit. Of TIE Uaica Churca. The
home was lovely; the whole lower
floor was throNm into ere and bea1t.-
fuliy deco rates win nrcfus.ou #
choice cue flowers ard not plants. The
prizes were daintw orFandy = 50
for the ladies' and two kerchiefs for
the gentlemen. Most attractive wee
tho two punch bowls, containing 9
sparkling beverage with Smack
to It ard Isles II ice on which loatli
vsri-hued pansies, served from the
large oak board in the dining room,
rich with pretty settings. Delicious
brick cream and cake We're also
served. An orchestra composed OF
home talent. contributed many pretty
numbers during the evening and
tempted the dancers, who enjoyed
dancing on the porch after the games.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Don't miss, the excursion tonight.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Dr.. NJ. C. Reeves is attending
Medical Convention in New Orleans
this week, and We knew The Doctor
has enjoyed this meeting.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Congratulations arc be.ag extended
to NJ. and Mrs. Clarence Lucas upon
the arrival Of dear little baby g.Il.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Mrs. Mary Beard IS in Naachez
with her sister Mrs. Levelace Fair
banks. VINO has recently undergone
an operation.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1921-04-30

Three L. S, U. students have been
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
WITHHOLD TEXT OF
SIM FEIN'S REPLY

LONDON, Sept. Premier Lloyd
George is at GairlOch, Scotland. and
probably by now the couriers bear
ing Eamonn De Valera's reply 20 the
premier's latest statement on the
Irish question. have reached him
there, though at a late hour no word
of its arrival had been received by
the waiting Sim Fem leaders at
be necessary to submit the reply 10
the Mansion house, Dublin. 1t will
the British cabinet in London, 90
that there IS likely 10 be consider
lished. 1t is understood that IL is
able deiaw before the text Is pub
not an argunentative character. but
simply an announcement OF willing
ness to meet the premier in London
10 discuss a basis for further nego-
tiafons.
It is expected that the Dali Fir
cam will be asked formally 10 ap-
prove the names OF the men who
will be nominated as plenipoten-
tiaries. so as to avoid any sugges-
ton that they do not represent the
views Of a united body. II IS con-
sidered almost certain that Arthur
Griffith, who recently was appointed
Sim Fem foreign minister. Will be
among the plentipotentiaries and his
influence IS regarded as highly i'm
portant 70 the smooth progress OF
the negotiations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
COMMISSION MEETS
ON SILESIAN ISSUE

GENEVA. Sept. 1.-The commits
sion OF four appointed Thursday by
the council of the League of Ma
tons to deal with the question Of
Silesia met Immediately after the
adjournment of the council and be-
gan It's work.
The idea OF the council is 10 get
away from all controversies that
have developed in the supreme coun-
Gil Arthur ]. Balfour. Great Brit
ain, declared this was the only way
in which a settlement could be
reached that would appeal 10 public
opinion as being fair and unbiased.
Leon Bourgeois, France. after the
meeting Of the council. said:
This procedure assures a fair
and impartial settlement, which is
al France wants"
Members OF the commission as
serted that they would go ahead
diligently 10 reach a settlement
which might be recommended TO the
meeting OF the full council OF the
League OF Nations which will finally
decide the question at issue. The
council will keep in touch with the
work Of the commission. although
giving 10 Il full liberty TO adopt its
own procedure. Much satisfaction
was expressed tonight in league cir
cles over the adoption Of this pro-
cedure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-02
TO IMPROVE
MINE RESCUE METHODS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Sept. Stand
ardization and improvement Of
mine rescue methods were discussed
here Thursday by delegates attend
ing the international first aid and
mine rescue contests.
Sixty-four first aid and sixteen
mine rescue teams from New Mexico,
Illinois. Pennsylvania. Maryland,
Colorado. Virginia. Utah. Kentucky,
Iowa, Oklahoma, Arkansas, West
Virginia. Kansas. Alabama Missouri,
wyoming and the Canadian province
Of British Columbia were entered in
the championships Great Britain,
Belgium and Canada were repre-
sented by delegates.
Awards OF the Joseph A. Holmes
safety association will be presented
Friday night 10 K. p. Kruger, Lew
E Ryan, Frank Pierce. Herbert
Farlin, George Reichert and John
Gregowich. all OF Butte. fer their
rescue work during the fire at the
Leonard mine Of the Anaconda cop
per milling company on February
%, 1917.