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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-01

Friday and Saturday the Oak will
show ID. N. Schwab production,
"Fickle Women" a great American
story of pep and humor. II is adapt
ed from the Saturday Evening Post
StoN Sitting on the World" It
deals with the love problems of Cal
vim Price, young Yankee hero who
returns home bedecked with all kinds
of medals to- find that a Stacker. in
order TO steal his girl away. has re-
sorted to SANDER of the vilest kind
But with the exercise of plenty of
good Yankee pep and few Yankee
wallops he vindicates his good name
and marrles the girl of his choice.
The women-folks will like this pic
ture, for 1t overflows with human in
terest and bubbles over with good
healthy humor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-01

Couldn't Help II" is taken from the
stort' SO popular a few years ago. In
the Bishops Carriage" the tale Of a
little orphan girl adopted by crooks
and pick pockets. Humor, drama,
and pathos are blended, to form an
ideal entertainment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-01
Aliens Must Register
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1921

the o
n
hours o Sa m and p
THE LOGAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL
a tOn Fee o Ten olar
s nbe
%
twenty
o Nc $ be responsible for his
EDUCATION
A ecor Alen Regis Instruct
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-01

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-01

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
WAR VETERANS GET
ANOTHER THRILL AS
PHOTOPLAY ACTORS

A groap OF ex-service men declared
that they received as great a thrill
as going "over the top when they
took part in Maurice Tourneur's new
photoplay. The Bait" which will be
the chief attraction at the Arcade Sun
day and Monday.
One of the big scenes in this picture
shows lion escaping from his cage
on a vaudeville stage and leading into
a box in which the heroine is seated.
Mr.. Tourneur desired to secure four or
five men with iron nerve to occupy the
box with Hope Hampton, who plays
the heroine, when this scene was made.
He finally succeeded in securing sever
al ex-soldiers TO take the job.
They went through with their task
perfectly. SO did the lion. He cata-
pulled himself squareiy over their
heads towards the rear Of the box,
where Miss Hampton and. just behind
her a piece Of raw meat awaited him
The ex-soldiers Jared better than the
pretty actress. she was clawed severe
Is about the arms before the director
shouted, "cut."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08

divorces her husband and later marries
a hard working young man, Paul Ram
sey, employed by reprobate, Dick
Turner one day, just before he leaves
town on business, paul hears a clerk
pass a sighting remark about his
wife and Turner. He sets detective
to protect his wife while he is away.
The detective is none other than John
Bruce, now known as Graham. Gra-
ham sets dietaphone from Turner'S
apartment 10 his own and learns that
Laura is to come there. But Edna
Crane visits Turner Unexpectedly, and
thinking it is Laura in Turner's apart
ment, Graham brings Paul to listen to
the conversation supposedly between
Laura and his employer.
The next development forms the
climax to well acted picture. replete
with thrills. The confession ot Edna
Crane and the defeat of Turner's pur-
pose makes a brilliant ending to an
absorbing picture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
pAsTpIE SUNDAY AND MONDAY

The first time Becky Warder told a
lie. she found it wonderfully effective.
II was so much easier to have the but
Ter say she was out when a friend call
ed at an inconvenient time. And so.
chant for telling little fibs, innocent
enough at the time. but pregnant with
dreadful possibilities for the future
Madge Kennedy plays Becky in a de-
lightful picture made from the famous
Clyde Fitch play, shown at the Pas
time Sunday and Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
AlrA TO-DAY
CAMERA SkIIAs IN SILK HOSIERY
is AMAZING

The amazing skin Of the artists and
artisans Of the modern motion picture
studio. is evidenced in the unusual
prologue. as wen as in a number OF
other scenes, in ''Silk Hosiery starr
ing Enid Bennett, which will be shown
al the Alta Theatre today.
In the prologue. Enid Bennett, in
the role of Marjorie Bowen, modiste's
model. is seen day-dreaming amid
huge volumes Of romance and fiction.
The books are six feet high and by
means of clever photography. the
characters materialize from between
the covers, and trip before Miss BEN
nett like romantic heroes OF old. The
exaggerated size Of the books, the
diminutive characters. and the life
sized figure of Miss Bennett appearing
on the same film make an interesting
study of contrast, and a still more in
teresting achievement of photography.
SILK Hosiery" written by Frank NJ.
Dame. was directed by Fred Niblo,
under the supervision of Thomas H
Ince.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
GREEK CONSTITUTION
WILL Be POPULAR|ZED


ATHENS, Jan. S.-(A. Po-
Changes in the Greek constitution
with view to its greater populariza-
ton were urged by King Constantine
in the message he read to the new
assembly today,
The message was only some 400
words.
None of the allied diplomatic rep
resentatives were present and the
American minister likewise did not
appear. But eight of the Venizelist
from Thrace. were present, 30 absent
ing themselves because of the pres
ence of the king.
One of the changes proposed in the
is the insertion of claus
es establishing a senate. the chamber
being at present the only legislative
body. 1t is pointed out that the re-
yised constitution might provide for
the establishment of republic, but
such action is not considered prob
able.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
GARFIELD SAYS PEOPLE
NEED COAL PROTECTION

ST LOUIS, Jan. S.--(A. P0-De-
mand for coal exceeds the supply and
federal commissions should be APP
pointed to handle the situation, ac-
cording to DR.. Harry A. Garfield for
mer federal fuel administrator, in an
address here today, He asserted a coal
shortage existed due TO high prices
and the car shortage and suggested a
bituminous and an anthracite COM
mission be set up to protect the public,
the coal operators and the mine work
ers. The secretary of the interior
would have jurisdiction over the pro-
rosed commissions, he added.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
ARCADE Today
Children, 10c
DON'T MISS THIS ONE

He saw anoAher claim the love that
he knew belonged to him. Because
those who could not understand had
bound the girl with duty"
But this is a tale of the Blue Ridge
Mouhtains-of the brave old days Of
the pioneer And this fighting school,
masters battle went to the finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
RICE GROWERS WANT
HOOVER'S HELP ALSO

PINE BLuFF, Ark, Jan. S.--tA.
P)-relegrams are being sent to
Herbert Hoover from the rice district
Of Arkansas asking that he buy Ans
erican rice in his purchases for ;tarv-
ing Europeans out Of the relief funds
land thcs avert suffering at home"
]. L. w. Fuller, touring the state
in the interest of the move, said to-
day that between 100000 600 and
soc, 100000 pounds OF American rice,
which cost four or five cents per
pound to produce, can be bought by
the relief commission at three cents
or less per pound
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
ALTA SUNDAY AND MONDAY

"The Woman in Room Thirteen" is
q picture which calls for strong and
emotional acting; and Miss Frederick
as one Of Americas foremost screen
actresses was, ably cast for the part
of Laura Bruce. The picture can be
seen at the Alta Theatre, beginning
sunday. The story in detail is as fol
lCws:
After finding him enjoying a drunk
en- revelry with another woman. Laura
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
mum M suomi CIRCVIT

MUNCIE. Ind, Jan. S.-(U. P0-
Two men were seriously injured. and
one probably fatally, when short cir
cult in a high tension room of the In
diana general service company's plant
here caused a terrific explosion which
shocked the windows Of buildings sew
eral blocks away. Surrounding towns
were without power for two hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
pACIrIC EI.EEr MOVING.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. S.-(U. PD--
Bound for Panama, where the great
est peace time fleet maneuvers in his
tory will be held, the Pacific fleet
gathered off Coronado islands. has
started southward in fleet formation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08

The Russian CENSUS shows decreases
in the population Of more than ten per
cent, compared with 1914 due to war
losses and epidemics. Petrograd drop
ped II per cent, and Moscow 45 per
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08

The betting machines at the horse
races in Berlin took in nearly 450,-
600, coo marks in the 11S days of rae
ing this year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-08
~ GO~TO S5M
G1HzP.N i
0PiE READ STORY
SCORES BIG HIT
ARCADE TO-DAY

After many pictures Of society in.
trigues Il Is with sense Of relief that
one sees THE Jucklins," George Mel
ford's new Paramount picture at the
Arcade Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
This is 0 good, big clean picture. 1t
deals with good old fashioned people
tells good old fashioned love story,
and contains a milton and one little
bits OF great human interest Monte
Blue plays the role Of Bill Hawes, the
lanky school teacher, Charles Ogle is
Lin Jucklin, Mabel JulieRne Scott is
Guinea Jucklin, his daughter and the
big cast includes Fannie Midgley, Zell
covington, Winter Hall. ]. NJ. Dumont,
Clarence Burton and a long list of fa~
Vorites.
Tho picture is an adaptation by
Frank Condor OF opie Reads delight,
ful novel Paul Perry did the camera
work.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

= @ubne &offnung. Gin
Mmateurpbotograpb nimmt eineal
8erg auf; 90 ct u~berbaupt gum er.
item Male tppt, fdut Das Bil6 red)t
,permadelt' aus. nMuepetter!" iagt
Der angebenoe Blattenfunitler, u0aS
mare ia bo9 irtterehant, menn id)
bier geraoe ein = @robeben figier1
bdtte!"
-~@r fennt bas YubIi-
fum. S9aubu6enbeiiber (5u ieinem
Eeilbaber) :r9er @eiu6 lit m;iera'
be1; i9 bo9te humber, mas unlere
Nmanoa nit Der &ielenldlange fir
cine Mttraftion bil6en mur6e!"
SD mill Sir nal mas iagen, al
ter 6reuno> ein iungeS, bubides
Mahel nit einem 0reilierten &egen-
murm -5iebt mebr, als ne alte
sda9tel nit 'ner &ieieni6lange!"
= Das bette Mittel. u@s
lit re9t unangenebm, 6ab meine
Srou linfsbdnoig lit, mie t0nnte
man .ibr oas MIR abgetpobnen?"
Sang einfad. 2alien sic lbr
Elm bIbideS Mrmbano I'M Die redte
@ano i9mieoen."
= @epertoire oeS Ebea,
ter6ireftorS 8edpogel.
Sci l1eberhabme oes Gbeaters:
Slid auf!" = v@ol6ene Serge"
- vSsSm iiebenten Simme1. - n@in
rei6er Mann."
Ma@ einem gierteliabr: n@6ul-
ben." - rMm &anoe 6es Ab-
crumbs" = Sin 5aaiiiemett." =
Ser leber6e 2ei6nam."
- 8erbIumt. S9loIlermets
lter Geinem Dor Ser @ntlaiiung tie.
ben6en 2ebrling): u9u = bob 0l1
in SEN lebten Iagen ni6t nod fred
tpirIt! Mir l6eint, ib meroe ood
nod sic lebte 8eile anlegen mill,
icn!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

2ebrer: u@eil ibr 10 fdon
oufgepaBt bobt, 6iirft ibr mir iebt,
gum S6luB Ser Stun6e, cine idone
@ei9idte %er5ablen. gu miQit es,
Irib? Na, Damn los!"
Srib6en: uAl1o geltern fam
Elm Mann NIT elmer blauen MMbe
5u unS uno bat iiberau runoe
Briefmarfen ongeflebt. -"
2ebrer: uMber SSurge, baS tit
eod feline fd0ne @eidi6te!"
6rib@en: u9o9, @err 2eb>
rer; dfs @roBmama 81 @eiu6 fam,
iogte iie: $50, 6as lit ia cine f6one
@eidi6te"!" -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Qeftinn. Gin Notient mir

- 2eftion. Gin 8ntiert ipir6
bon einem beriibmten, aber groben
Mrot unterfudt uno babel tpieoerbot
rebt unianft angefabren. S91ieBli@
miro es linn bod 5lt bnnt, er rafft
feline &Ieioer 5liammer nno ididt
ii@ gum @eben an. u8er5ei6en Sie,
SEER @at", idgt er;; v6ub id Sic
ouBerbob Sbrer 5pre6itn1oe fon-
lultiert babe"
rMuberbalb meiner gpreditltn-
be?" fragt Der Mrat eritaunt, ~i4
babe iebt 5pre6itun6ei"
vSo?" er>pioert Ser 8atient, ri6
babe Sic aber NUT briillen boren!"
unb ging babon.
- Sn Biia. &rioatier Suber:
.Da, idau Sen Gurm, Nlte! D0s
Jan g'mib 1pieoer So @%alefi5autler
gemsien!"
= @roteft. gbefrn1: Scum,
fommlt gu ipie6er am beuidten
Gage %angetrunfen na6 Sauie : 9lt
@erumtreiber, 9u!"
nManu, Serumtreiber!? DaS
@lebepflaiter ner1nen mid meine
Srennoe am Stammtii6l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Isle fi1ieren meme &ratpatte;
mie sefant fie Sbnen?"
n@m = es 1iebt aus, als mou-
ten sic ii9 init Dem SAILS III Die
8rult merfen."
= 8eridtigung. S6uler
(uberieben6): rMadoem Ser grefu-
tionsbeamte ii1 i'm 3immer umge-
ieben batte, iaste er: nS6 mnB Sic
lei6er pfdn6en, mein Serrl"
Garauf e%ntgegnete Ser Stnoent. :"
~@alt", l1nterbrad Ser 2ebrer ben
S9iiler, liter beibt eS mobl beiier:
vDarouf periebte ser Stuoent". -"
Sic Sur. uMein Gbef bat
mir megen meiner groBen Nerbnii-
tot eillcr langeren l1rlaub betpiaigt
uno ouBeroem als 8eibilfe fir cine
eurdgreifenoe Sur flint Srnoer.
ter"
Isle mcroen sic sic nun an
ne11oen?"
uSS9 idide meine 6rau bier $50
den ms @a6!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- @egnn6igun g. Com.
merfriidler: .Trau @irtin, bieier
junge &abn frdbt nber eine entieb.
Tide Melobie %5niammen!"
.rSa, un6 bod lift es mein 9ieb.
Iitgl Mein Monn bate i'm idon.
6reimoI ouf 6ie Speiiefarte ge'eBt;;
aber i6 babe i'm immer mie6er ge.
itri9en."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

MoIi5io Di6terling: rSSn
fdlofloien Madten entiteben mei1e
beiten @ebi6te."
SD niroe Sbnen Elm S6lafmit.
tel empfeblen."
Ser 8roA. sic: u9ieb bod
bieies ent5udenoe SAinoelbaushenl
60 etpas Malerifdes babe i'd ieltert
gsieben!"
gr: ,meibt gu, fomm i6on pei.
ter! @s lit mir petnli9, penn 9n
uSebensmiirbigfeiten" finoef, mo- 3
fein @ntree foitet!"
Splitter. 2iige lit 2uge?
8 nein! 9ie @emeinbeit lmgt uno
SOS @rborme11 ou9!
bides 90 II It ter. Srau-
lem (im &eital1rant): u9e,1fen Sie
li9: Die bide Min1a Settner bat lid
in Marienbao b%erlobt!"
Sreunotn: uSSit es mogli9?l Na,
6obi11 gebe i9 na61tes Sabr ord -
&ellner = Die 5peiieforte!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- &ommt allies. Gourmet
gaft (5um @irt): Isle iouten bod
in Mnbetra9t 6es bon Sabr 5u Sabr
ma6ien6en 8erfebrs ooran 6enten,
SIR Sous gu ertpeitern."
r@ommt a1es; tpenn sic ndd-
ites Sabr mieoerfommen, lit mei1l
&eubo6en 6oppelt 10 groB."
- 8er5uderte Bille.S ub>
i1e iunge Game gum &eoafteur):
Scum, @err Doftor, mel9es lit
Sbre ebrlide Mei11ung bon meinem
Monuifript?"
vDie @obri6einlidfeit, einen @e=
oafteur 5u finoe1t Der es of5eptiert,
berbalt it6 BEL Sbnen, gnaoiges
6raulein, gu ser Moglidfeit, ei11e1
brapen Manr gu befommel1, pie
Gins 5u ta%l1ien6."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Mnf Mmlpeaen.

5tuoioius: Sag mol,
Gantden: 8iit gu aberg1aubii9?"
Eante: uMber ni6t i'm gering-
lten!"
@tubio ius: sea = Damn
borgit gu mir setpib eer'1 NAL 10
Taler!"
- @epIanfel. gbefrau (5u
ibrem Mouue): SOU lei@tlinniges
&ubn mirlt ME altf einen grinen
3meig fpmmenl Mein 8ater ielig
batte BEL ieinem Go6e- 5mei Yaar
@trlmpfe bon borter &aler ge-
1part!"
@otte: SEQ, in meiren 5erriiiene11
5triin1pfen miiroe iid 6o4 fei1l
@el6 bolten!"
- IN 1T /. 4aufmannsfrau:
u@em 811dbalter laBt gu piel 511
piel Treibeit. @orige ISOLDE: Mus-
fliige i'm &egelflub, 6ieie Mobe NIT
ser Srau
&aufmonn: u8ubit gu Sen etma
aud unter uSreibeit""
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
9agielGe in Grin.

uMls @bite 6abe i6 beut' nibts
geleiltet, bas eebe i6 gu; ober ouf
Dem 8inaro f0nnen Sic bon mir
Iernen!"
u9luf Sem @dieBitano gab's elm
Sod ms 8laue; bier tpiro's glei9
ems ms Crime geben!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

= 8 al e II + Il nj OF. nTel1
@orte5in1mer fat audi mobl i%eite11
8eruf perfeblt?"
uSSsm @egenteil, es martet nod
INNER = auf SEN erlten Ratien'
te11."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- @in6ermun6. FaulGen
fpabt tpabrenb Ser @iienbabnfabrt
our6 6ie Goupei6eibe uno erblidt
peite gelbe Sanofl6den. ~Ma1no",
fogt er, lift sos bier oben cine blon-
De @egen6!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
abeno o%nge5ogenl'

- Ser &err &o1Iege. &C.
p0idtrager eau ieiner Srau): rSent
bob' i9 ouf'm 8abnbof einen rr1nas
l1iiden &oaegen %getroffen, ser 1ab
10 f6nei6ig aus mie n @raf."
r&e6e 6o6 feinen nniinn lpie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

uSS9 bite um einen 8eitrag fit
SOS Grinfer=& ettungsbeim."
u&omme11 sic 6od 10 geger bier
l1br morgens mieoer; 6anu tperoe
i@ Sbnen meinen Mann glei6 NIT
geben.:"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- Gin &enner. $50, pie
mars oenn i'm Sbeater am geltrigsn
Mbenb gemeien?"
v@rdbli9! 9as stid bat Gios>
to gema6t!"
vIiasfo? Sen fenn' id ia nod
gar ni9t, mohl 10 n gang Mooer'
1ter, uas?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

= alice. Grau: gu battelt
mir au6 cine anoere 9aoeitene em-
pfeblen f0nnen, ais Sic 6ier in Ser
Ndbe ser Sarbenmerfe!
Mann: Scum, nun = gu Bit 6od
ionlt ni6t 10 ufar6enideu"!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

= aba! Souriit, gum 8erg'
mirt:. Gin Sreun0 er5ablte mir, eS
gabe SoreQen BEL Sbnen; i6 finoe
nber feline auf ser Speilefarte.
@irt:: SSa, sic geben mir 11ur =
bertrouli9.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
n Grail"

rMe5tn i6 6ir's ioee! Sd babe
goden int Sotel fir i'm ab%gegeben,
nno 90 muBte i9 beltelen: Sir oe11
Serrn @ei6Gftstrdger Der run1a11t-
iden @ela1oti6aft."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

= @en6armerie : Slap.
port. u@uf meinem &atrolliuens
gang bemerfte id beute auf Der
2anofrabe einen Mildipugen BON
&ittergut 6es Sreibefrn BON Slot,
ser bon NOR. Mls Der @iel an Die
8iegung Ser strabe fam, iab i9
cine madtige @taubmolfe> Die ii6
ols Elm Al.tomobil entpuppte llno in
oas gielgcfabrt 10 beftig binein'
fubr, oaB cine 8arambo5age erfolg<
tie. @liidliderpeiie lit al1Ber Dem
giel fem Menid umgefommer> 90
ser &utider nebe'1ber ging u1o our
Seitc iprang."
= Bafienb. Tabrifoireftor:
,@ir brauden alio fir Die onsge'
idriebene Nortierltene eiaen Men'
iber1, ser io5uiagm nit offenen Sb>
rem 11no Mugen idlaft u11o ii6 ourd)
ridts einidiidtern laBt 80"
8eperber: v9onm mer6e ib St.
ren nal meme 6rau ifiden, Serr
9ireftor!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- Il m g ct auft. Sotelier:
Das 3immer, in 0em Sic logieren.
lit Sos @oet6e5immer!
@alt: ga, 1pe1111 es mir BARN
gefGut, 6anm 6iirfen Sic es ra6 mir
S6ulbe=3immer nenren NIT els
mem ut";
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

@oI6ot Cleft feline graut on
Dem Mrme zines &ameraoen aus
seben): sd tper6e mir iebt feline
8raut mebr ani9affen uno lpen1'
id perbungern foul
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
@eim @prror.

8auerin gum Sommerfri16.
ler): 81 @1aiel &ubmarme g'fal.
lig?"
e ri rii91er: Tim
oueS in ser @elt nidtl Sos 8ieb
bat ia borbi1 Sen balben 9orfteid
al1sgeioffen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Sauiicrer: uSahenfomm gdauig 3obnhirle, Naglblrfe? Z"
@ait t: ~8raudbe ib oQes 1i6t!"
&auiierer: vga - es fonrnnt auf enen Neriu6 an; pie0adt
aemobnt fb ser @err bod nod branl"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
BOWDOIN

Everett Starbird of Togus, VINO &
staying with his brother, II. l.. Star
bird. is not in good health.
One dozen oiunges were sent by
the Last BoWdoin Sunday school to
little irene Tuilay who was quite
badly hurt in an auto accident.
Lavina Silver. who has been at
tending SUMMER school III Boston,
IS at home for d few weeks.
Lucien Peletier Of Lewiston and
Stilm4n Boyce Of Auburn are visit
ing their uncle, Charles Marshall, in
town.
Angie PuFington who has been
teaching in the High School in East
port for several years will teach in
Lisbon Falls the coming y.n.
The farmers are glad to sec the
showers as the wells i'll this part Of
dry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rastus Girdard Of
! Norton, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Woods and Mrs. Hiiman Of Rumford
passed the day Friday with Mrs:
GnAnt Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin OF Richmond
passed Friday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nelson were
business visitors in Brunswick
THURSDAY
Mrs. +. $. Adams, son Herbert,
and grandson, John, motored to Au-
gusta Friday.
Herbert Adams was d business Wis
itor in Lewiston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. StIrpird of
Auburn passed the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Starbird.
Guy Williams and his sister, Grace
of West Bowdoin, called on friends
in town Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
LEWISTON & AUBURN
c. OF c. ANNUAL OUTING
AT ISLAND PARK AUG. 3

The annual outing of the Cham
bers OF Commerce of Lewiston ana
Auburn will be held at Island Park
on Lake Cobbosseecontee. Wcdnes-
day. The trip will be made by auto
mobile, and the advance regiStra-
ton indicates d big crowd.
AS usual there will be an attrac-
tive program of sports, including
baseball game between Lewiston
and Auburn Auburn has won every
game that has been played since the
two chambers began TO give their
outings together, and Lewiston is out
for vengeance this year. The other
sports of the day will be in charge
of JAG" Magee, the Bowdoin College
track sport, and will include events
on both landfand in the water
The big feature of the day will be
the clambake, which will be in charge
OF Chef Voyer, formerly of Lewiston,
who is this season in charge of the
Island Park resort. II will include
CLAIMS. Holsters. and all the features
OF SEA shore bake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02

lage. 10: ~, Edith Lewis. Gale, IL;
III, Clarence Turner, Murch. ~: Ii,
LlcWeliyn Mcfarland, Carr, 80
The following are the champion
gamers who have made the best in
crease in spelling rank during the
year: Grade IL. Howard Estes, ELL,
-; VII, Earle Hanson, Emma
Brewer, Adams, l6: VII, Ray Leavitt,
Marsh, 10; NJ Ruth Stewart, Ell,
.; Y. Doris Fletcher. Adams, 81;
IN. Arcade Jones Ell, Charles Smith.
Kathryn Brewer, Adams, 20; III.
Thelma Neal, Marsh, 80.
Pupils present every day of the 81
weeks in the last school year and
commended for perfect attendance:
BertrGm Derap.. Lee DerapS, Walter
Sawyer. Wilma Jones, Arcade Jones,
George Estes.
The list of teachers for the coming
year is: Gale. F'austa Howcs; Marsh,
Nellie Jordan; Adams, Grace Cook;
Carr, Gertrude Smith; Ell. Thena
LCnfeSt, No teacher mas yet been
engaged 1or the Village school The
school committee has recently made
ruling that first graders must start
school IN the fall rather than winter
on spring. This will allow the teach
CT 10 give d strong finish to the years
work in the spring. without being
hampercd by a second beginners
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