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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

:. GorbinS om 9Irbcitertog in 0ar,
risbilrg belt. er ioate, ,Srouen uno
&in0er uon iShter Spnr-&obleugrG.
bern, Die iid) ser Union ouitlolien.
ieien nieoergeihoiien moroeu. 0icie
SIngabCn lino falih. Ger lebte 9(u8.
3ug pun llnioniiten bon bier NOR an
SamStag, oIS ein TuBeun 5amilien
hieien Ort oerlicBen. @httbeilungen,
meld'e Die Satin oeS Srgnniiotor@
GarbinS brahte. iollcn oieic 2eute
sum @eagang peranIaBt baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Sentidlanos Snouitrie.
gSeitcre TOrtidlritte unf bcridlieocnen
eebieten fiir ben Mfonat 9lngnit
wcrbcn 6cridltct.
Berlin, 5. Sept.


9ie @eiIerllng ser Gage, Ole in Qe.
rpiiien 1Smloitrien Geutid)lnnoa ichon
I'M H<itli 3u bemerfen mar, qina oud)
I'M 9Iuquit meiter, ME in Berlin nit
Qetbeilt lpir0, ons raId,e 5Saaen oes
&urie5 Der Heihaniorf brad)te 3ahl-
reidle 8eiteIlunqen aus Dem 9luslon0.
9lti Der anoeren 5cite tpuroc Ole Bel
ierling Der glrbeit5loae ofrh erb0hte
geiddftiglng groBtentheil5 0urh 9(r-
beiter<llnrliben, Streifs uuo 2obnfor-
oerllngeu mie0er illuIoriid) gcmadJt.
SSn Der Glen. uro StobIinoiitrie
Itieqen Die &rejie iltfolqe itarfcr in.
Idnoiifer SpefuIotion. ioipie beoeu-
TENDER &erflnfe nad) 6ouano, Irqen.
tinien. @ried)eulnn0 un0 Dem 9alfun:
oie qroBeren Firmen hoben oue 9luT.
trdae. Die iie beDaltieqn f6nnen.
&ehulidle 9eiierurq n1eIoen 0ie 2ofo.
motip. uuo 9lutomobil-. ionic oje 81.
ienwu1ren. ,Snbuitrie. Ter 5diifsbnu
lit nod tHbefrieoiqeno, ohne 9usiidt
onf n9ue 9eita1ungen. 0eilFah bort
man 9lagen itber 5hnieriqfeietr
GobIe in qelnlqenOer Meuqe lno 3ur
gelriiltidteH 3eit ael;efert 3lt erhaItea
c. heiBt, Der 9isip Dorfer Banter
:. 4. Niorgan babe am Moutoa IN
Yiijlhein cine &eipredrunq nit 6u1c
5tinne5 aebabt OH 5aulstd1 foil hpr
4nlerifaner, luie =. Ieutih Uon Ser
a1qemeineu GIeftri3itats -G}eiallifaii
nlittheilt, IN Berlin getpeieu iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Nrbeit iiir (frlucrbsloie.

gPit Den gnuorociten fiir oeu
0edar.auaI MIRO run IN ndditer
3eit belomeu Wer0en 8on Der
Decentralization iuno Die 9auIoie
fir Nole ,}Qrtiesuu9 Der Jtedarper-
lcguna bel llntcltitrt1eim oergeben
Uor0en. e5enio Ole 5eioen (3r0Bbau.
loie scr gamtiien ,&orfbeim uu0
StodenOori bet 5eiItronu Gs be-
jtcbt }jusittt, ooB BEL ianltlIhen
}.ybeitcn gruer53loie bei41itigt uer-
Den.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Ser lebte oeutide 3eppelin.
Ter rHOrSitcru" mnft: gcmGf oem
@crtraa Den TranSOien ;ibcr.
gebcn iuernen.
g2oihillntnn. G. Sent.


Ter ilcueite uno 3uglcid) Iebte ser
beltiden ,}cppeIine Der ,gtoroItern"
friiber &3-12l, nurOe noh einem
8eriht Der iron3oiiidcn 3egierung
fiir @anOeIs5pctc iibergeben. Ter
9roBe 9aIIon, mcI1)er Dem 0ieuit fir
&ilftihiiiobrt, nid)t ser fron3oiiiden
5FIotte lnteritebt mie Die anoeren
@uftiahr3cuge, miro iri WtarIeiIles-
9l1icr I;enit peripanot. gfad oem
@rrtr1n i! Geutid1lnuo angerpieien,
%taIien WA sHr1nfreif feline 5pei
neIieIlrn nnuoels ,3eppeIine, Sic
9coeniee" uno Sen .Noroitern" SIT
iibergrben, ionic feline militdriid)en
Sllrtfohr3cn9e ata5ulieferu. Gies lit
lett gcidleben.
llnglrih icincm Sbpciterid)ifi
goocniee, 0na Dit ned Deln @affen.
itiIlitanb fipq. oiirite ser 9toroftrrn
ieineu Sdluppcn in ;Srie0rid)sbafen
crit oui ieinem filr3liten SSlug nad)
Ct. Gnr pcrlniien. Die $50 0teilen
nabmen neun Strnoen in 9lniprudl
gotl lnnacm 8nrten cri6ien Der
Hor0itern in elmer 0obe pon 500 Sui
itber Dem IIll9ieIb, itieg nber lpieoer
ailf 500 6ub uno nntBte einen Solb.
freis bcid1rciben, beoor cine 2onolna
moglif) mar. SoboIo 0aS arobe
Snftidiff mnterQebroft mar, itieg Ole
0eiltihe Nannidoit aus uno Ser iran,
soiiIhe observation-disclosures fir 2uft.
id1iffnbrt uabm nebit ieiner 8eiells
Idlaft eine 8eiidtigung Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
3ur @ieOersutmadung.
Scntidllanb perpilidDtct iidD Gamma.
terial i'm &ertlle BON Iiebcn Y:il-
liarocu Wfnrf IN lieferu.
9}nris. Z. Gent

Sarl@, {. Sepf.
Gie 2ieferunQ uon 9aumoterial an
1ranfreiA i'm @ertb oou iieben Ytls
lior0en @olonarf ourh Ieutitlou0
inncrbolb Ser nddIiten orci Sabre lit
in Dem llebercinfommcn poraeicbcn.
oaS fiir5lid) 5miid)eu 2ouis 2ondeltr,
Dem iran3oiiiden W3iniiter Ser befrei,
ten Sropin3en, lno oem oeutidlen
@ieoerauibou Wtiniiter 81. @aIter
3atbcnau gum 9lbihluB aelonQte unn
oeciin gin5elbeiten bier perofientlid1t
iplIr0en
Die getpolti9e SronSoftion miro
olrf 5ipci Srqaniint;onen, eine bout
id1e uto cine fron3oiiide, hurh9e-
iiibrt. 9}eioe Srgoniintionen iteben
lnter HegierilngscontrplIe, menn and
Die gcfheiligun9 priuatenGopitals ae-
ltottet lit 9lltfgube Der oeutihen Or
aanilatiou lit es, oas pom Der fraH-
8oliiden BcfeIIifoff beffeIIte Material
an geipiiicn 4rlnften sur 8eioroerltng
bereit3uiteIleu. 9es g9citeren itber.
nimnt oie oeitite BeieIIidoft ben
transport oicie@ OtoterinIa bltr6 ooS
Reih uno oeiien 9fbIieferlnq an por-
berieitoeicbtCn 0aten al pniienoen
Gnoitationen. 9ie beutihen Tabri-
fanten meroen nit Reqicruuq5bor68
be3ohIt, sic eigens iiyr oieien 3rped
au9gcite1t mcroen.
Die fran50iiihe @cicIlidloft iiber-
nintmt ooS pnn Sen Geutidlen qeIie.
fcrtc Wotcrinl unh ntnd't iidl anbei-
id,iQ, oieir5 nuaiflieflid fiir hen
@icocroui6nu oe9 noroIidlcu Trnuf-
reih@ inn pIFenen Warft 81 perf1ufCn.
Die iran5oiiicbe Heaierlnu miro inter
oen 9cn;nounQen oeS l1obcre nfor=
mems ibr 2lugennrerf oarn ridltcn,
oab 0ie EErciIe njdIt 10 n;c0ria ana.
lest meroeu, ooB cine Gonflrrren3 NIT
pripateu SSntereiien, Die iorpeit DER
2iefcriing oes l)tatcrinls ourh
0eltihlnn0 gum 9tohtbeil fransoit-
ifer 6irmen NIT aGer Gntifieoenbe,t
epponirten, nlsgeid1IoIien mare
@S oilt nls mabridleinlih. onB bas
ltcbereinfonunen IN Der fron5oiiifen
0cputirtenfantmer. BON Der cs rati-
fi5irt tper0en nllB, onf @ioeritono
ItoBen miro.
9luh berrid)t bier oie MteimInq
Dor, oaB Sic Oeutid)e ReQierung oitf
Shpierigfeiten i'm 9ieid)stog qefoBt
lit, ooh MIRO in oicier S5iniidlt err
fIdrt, Die oelttiden Regierln9aiiihrer
niiroen qelteno MAIDEN, Dos 2oufeitr.
Rothenou-l llebcreinfomtnen lei ent
ihie0en I'M TSntereiie 0eutid)lano8,
neil Die Station 0nourd) in oen Stanb
geiebt lpiiroe, Observation-Disclosures
for6erltngen in @aaren 3u begleihen
itatt ge8lDrn9en 81 iein. bel DEM iol-
lenoen 8oluiaitdno in oen ousldnoi.
iden Mortt 8u aeben, Inn Die notbi9en
Seloer sur 8e9leidlng Der Terpflid)
tltnqen aiti5utreibcn.
6err Rothenau maht baupt11dllid)
Qelteno. fnas 0eutihlono ge5lpunQcn
iein ioIlte. ieine 8ar3nblunaen inter
ben 9Ieidlen 9e0inqunQen oes inter
nationolen @efielfuries, mie bei Ser
Grlequnq Ser eritcn Wiaior6e @olo-
mart beiton6er, su MAIDEN, tpiiroe es
lnolsbIeibIh ipdteitens i'm 9yuIi
noditen Snhres feine 3oblitnqen
id)uIoig bIeiben nriiiien. Ratbenou
erfldrt, Die Y2orf lei ieit Dem 2on.
ooner llebereinfomnten bereit5 0eror-
fid I'M @erth qefQ1cn mo miiiIe
ihIieBIi6 nui einpnr ioIhen 1iefitano
arfommcn 0ob iie i'm 8eltnorft
iiberhaupt feinen austaiid)merth
mchr babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Sie Snaeno fir ben folpniaIem &c.
oanfen.

Die 9eutide &oloniaI.8eieni6aii,
9lbteiIung 0Ioenburg, beihIoB, oaB
ole 2l5ieiIung SIoenburg iih oes
Sduloereins Sfabanoia ourd Sen.
fmg gutter oeutider 9iiher fiir Die
ShuItInoer onnebmeu ioae. Ser.
ncr puroe beihIoIieu, Ole rSugeno
iiir ben oeutih foloniolen Beoanten
3u gelpinnen, onbei aber bon Der
8riinolng beion0ercr Sugcnogrup.
pen ob3uieben, iid) pieImebr all Die
tcreitS in GIocnburg beltebenoeH
>5ugennoraaniIotionen 3u iuen0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Batter bon SiuOlf SiuSeru abgc.
brannt,

gIuS bisber uuaufgefldrter llria.
DE brad i'm 9lnipeieu oes gauern
Yinttbin8 @ugelbarot in @orfers.
6e1. gronoenburg, ciu Brand aus,
nem oa9 0eb0it gum Gpier fieI. Gie
}euerlUebr uermod)te nur oos 8ieb
unO Die 9ettcn 81 retten, tpGbrcno
aae5 ilbri0e, io8dr Die 9ebensmitteI,
ucrbrannten. IaS llngliif triiit
oen YranoIeioer umiomebr, OILS or
gering periidert lit mo 5u ieiner
6nmilje u ain0er 3Gblen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
(Solocne .opdD,eit.

QaS ieItene 6eit ibrer goI6eueu
S5oh5eit founien 9IItgeneinoernt 3.
Gen5linger uuo ieine ,Sratt geb. BiI.
10th, i'll 9udbeiu, 9aocn, ieiern.
&ange Sabre bot Serr Ien5Iiuger
ieine reld)en Griobrungen imo iein
rubiges llrteil in 0en Gienit Der GIl-
Qemein5eit geitellt uu0 mar ell elf
RIGGS uHo geod)tetes giitglieo oes
@emeinoerate5. 8aS gbepaar. oas
balo mad Hiidfebr ocs aSubilarS aus
Dem iieb3iger Sric1 gebeiratet bat,
erireltt lih beute nod elmer eritauu.
llhrn Jliiitigfelt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
NnrOftaniidJer Y0rocr bingeridtct.

Yiobamue0 2en Abme0, eiu ma.
rotfaulider UiadjinenBeUebritIjte
bel Den irau50lildcn Qruppen dln
jibein, Der pon cluem igau30liid)cn
arleg@Bcridlt megen DER Iotnnl uno
geraubuug eiue1 oeutideu Naul'
monu5 gum Eooe uerurtelIt morOen
mar, mur0e oleicr Iagc III Uiain5
oon einem pinrihtunJstommanoo
erldoileH. Gr raudte rubig cine
Cigarette bis ibn Die auBeIn uip0er.
itredten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
3nbl EiGI5er gIuwalte 9clt snrad.

Gie 3abl ser pidl5ihen 9Inu1lte
1T pom / Cftober 1919 bis gum
/. SSunltor 1921 pon 100 oui 153
3uriIfgegan1en. 0ierpon iino 73
am Cbcrion1esg}ridt lno Acn A
HnnOgerid)tcn 5u1elaien pdbreno
Der 9ieit auf Die 2ImtSgeridltt ent.
fdllt. &ierpon 5dbit oaS glmtsge.
rid)t 2uopiabaieu ols ooS meitonS
groBte Der EiaI5, "a. 2ie gtoBte
aunaIts3ohI inter 0en pidl3iten
Snnogerid)ten triiit nit IS oui on8
AUDI uod ltmIang mo @eihditsloit
beoeutenoite San0geridt 6ranfen.
tboI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
SSaa bat 9lonO Gtor9es Au9ebOt uomals peruren unO
beiebt anf pOafdueiger llnabbdugigftit. 9euidlanO
uerpfidtet iid> an Tranfred Sanmaeral
m @crtbe bon iebtn WiiuiarOen
Wtarf I'll lieferm
9eSalera ablebuenb.
&erluarf nudmals Soniuium-Hedlte
uuo 6eitebt auf bOllftanSige
llnabbGngigfeit.
Dublin, 6. Sept.

2llplIltt y. St4l.
Gamonn Sc @alero ertldrte am
Gienstag @crtretern Der 8reile aegen,
iiber, penn Die cnglilde Hegierling al
Die Sinu 3einer eiu llltimotlm rid]-
ten ioute, 10 milroe lid ourf feinerlei
&ormono Die 8botiad)e pcrihleieru
lociin, ooB es nuf @emalt obqeieben
lei. un0 Dies piiroe itatt6rieoen &rieg
beoellten.
9onoon. 3. Sept.
91odl Sem Giuoruf, Ser ON Montag
9lbeno in 9cn0oner politiid)en &reis
len porherridlte, biclt man bier eineu
enogilltigcu Nobrld) ser ltnterbnn6-
lungeu NIT >Ilano, bc5lp. nit ocn
Sinn 3Seinern iiir ebenio ltnipahr-
id}einlidD, lpie nid)t miinihensmertb.
@S miro nngeoclItet, bos engliid)e &a-
binett mer6e oorallaiid)tlid) nod nicbt
Die 8eoulo nerlieren, oaqeqen De @a-
lera cine ertidlieoene, ii5erSeuqeR0e
9lntiport nltf ieine lebte Wtittbcilulq
geber, ibm orinAlid nobeleqen, ooB
es 3eit lei, Jest iih in QeihditsmdBi-
ger gSSeiie an Die Sdllidhing oes
Streits 3u MAIDEN.
9e &olcra hattie in Ieiner lebten
9lntlport nohmal5 Qlouo Georges
Gorihloa, ><rlanO Iontiniltns Hed)te
5u perleihen, .lmipioerruilid)" per-
morfcn lm0 nobnlalS onrollf beiton.
oen, Nnerfennlno her llnobbdnoiofeit
2NSrlonos rm0 9tufhGren Ser @enaltpo-
litif ieien sic einjige 8rllnoIoQe. aui
Der er iitl inllnterbaHolunQen nit ser
cnnliidlen HcGierlmg einIGiie.
Mus Iublin fomnt sic 9fahrid)t
Sir Sorocc Glunfett, Ser oie @e.
m1Biqten in Srlanb pertritt. bafiir,
morte 9lbhaltunQ elmer &olf5- -9lbItin-
munq iiber 2Iqpo Georges iSrieoen5-
GoridlG0e.
Gorf, 5. Sept.
9luf Dem 0icnltoeb0llne ser NaIen.
pcr1poltllnq in Gorf mehte an 0iens.
tagnlittog Die rothe SABINE, nohoent
8ertreter 0es Gerbono3 ser Grams
port-9Ir6eiter oasielbe bciett botten,
neil ihre 6oroeritno zines WdnoeIt-
lobnes BON 10 Shillina per Mod,e
(rlul0 $3.50 nboelchnt morhen iit.
Die 5ransportarbeiter teabiid)tiQen,
Die &erlpnltrng ielbIt in oie S0Gnoe 3u
nebmen llnb 0cn genanuten 9ohn 3u
be5ahlen; Iie finoen inoes Shnieria-
feitcn. bn idmmtlihe @cid,Gftsbiiher
uno Nften iifer berihIoIien Iilr0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
60riter uon @ilOcrern eridlpiicn.

Die Grmoroung oes iiiritenbcrgi.
lden Sog0auiiebcrs Burger bel
9raunlln9en 9uOen, ourh o,u ct.
ma 35iabrigeu 4tcd)onifer @.
Sdlmi0t ruft bier eine friihere gSil.
oerergcldlldlte 0eS MN Sum Nt0rocr
Semor0enen beruor. &or 8eibnod)4
ten 1919 mar es oen lmabl1iIiacn
SenllblIngen Der @enoarmerie 0c.
lnngen elmer 9roberen @ilocrer1c.
leiIltaIt auf Die Spur 3u fonuncu
inter Der lib aud) Weorg Sd)mi0t
belono, lie lluteriuhlng bate
Damn ergebeu. oaB Die @ilOerer niht
menlger ais II Gebe sur Strefe ae.
Jrad)t batteu. Sd)miot fplr0e ga.
mails 81 3 Monaten BeiananiS per.
nrteiIt. bate iih ober 10 ausge5eidl.
het geiitbrt. ooB er einige 0tonote
Der Strnfe geidlenft bcfan. Bon
bier 500 Sd)uiot nod g9oIteroin.
gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
9ioteelO Der bOdIten StaSt in 5ba'
riHaen.

Gie 8ergitoot 2ebeiieu - Tbii.
ringcns 6ohitgelcgne Staot $3.50
Dlctcr) - bat elm Jiot3eI0 beraus.
gcgeben inter 9niUc5 qtti ieine
Smicierinouitrle lHO 0e3 nnben
Genuiteigs nit icjnen @nppenitei'
zen aus Dem 1G. ,SabrlunOert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
seeIenfana i'm 6sieeten @ebiet.

Iie fralI5oiiide geinsuu0 sbebor'
Dc bat iid bel 9eiraten 5IuiiAen @t
iaiierinnen un0 Ientiden aus Den
bejebten @ebicten cin eIaen1rtige5
@eriabreu CUR 8emobnbeit gemadt.
Ile Ieitidlen meroen pon ben
arei5oC!egierten amtlid ouigeior-
bert, pDt Der 9eirat Die irau50iiide
5t1at5biirgerihaIt anjuuebmen Die
i5uen ogne Sdpicrigfeitcu 0egebcn
Dlro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

tiiden &reu5er .0uuntlcB" ihre les.
te 0eimiahrt. Zen bel Dem llnqliid
itmgefonlmcnen 4merifaucrn puroen
nnlc ntiIitGr,ihe @breu ertuieien.
Grieasidiiie in 9afen 5ogen Sic
,Slagger nui Nafbmoit. 9teben 0eu
SGrgen, 6ie pom 9ohnbof auf Den
arel5er gebrndlt nuroen, ihritt cine
miIitdriite @egleitnannIhoit. Die
MarinetapcIle ipielte einen 3raucr.
marih.
9onoor, Z. Sept.
Gic heutige @eoGhtniBfeier in Scr
@eiminlter 9Ibtei fiir sic britiIhcn
uro nmerifuniidlen Cpier oeS 9anon.
uualildS mar omrd) einorufSoolle
Giufadlbeit ebnterfcuslpertb. @roBe
Meniheuutaiicn orinQteu iid nm
8shitchau lno Gtctoria Ctr, m1h-
reno i'm SSnnern Scr biitoriifen 9Ib.
tel @ertreter oe9 &onigSponre5, Ger
RegieriinQ uu0 pon Seer uno 'SIottc
Dem 9ln0enfen Der tootcn 2uItihificr
hltloigten. 9ic GabinCttSiiblnQ in
SESltperneB oarbaocrte 2Iopo George
nn Ser @ctbeili0ung an Der iSeier. Der
Gremierniniiter NOR ie0od ourt) iei-
Hcn eriten Sefrstir nertreten. NINE.
rifon he SeeIe!tte mo pieIe lohri.
item lvlren inter Der Qtenae uor ser
9Ibtei, piele mohnten aud Der Sc.
00dtnih'Gier btl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Sr. SAreibcr 9iidloi 6c5 SistumS
YReiHcn.

Der Papit bat gum ~ giidot
0e5 uie6ererrihtetcu NistmH5 NieI.
Bcn. oen bl5hrrigen @eitcr oc5 Sui.
Ooer Brieitericnmor5 Ir GDrlitIau
ShreIber ernaunt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
0eBte 6abrt.
Tic i,eim6ef0rbCruua Der nit Scm
guftidjiff 3. R.-2 nmacfom,
mcnCn 9lmerifaner.

TeDouport, Gn9l. :. 5ept
1ie 2ei6en pou IS 9lmcrifunern,
mclhe Den &enfbnQoH 3. R.s2 i5rr
Sen atIantie nadl Amerifa brinqen
iolten begonnen beitte aui oem 6ri.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
0leide Ied)te fit Vile.
Die Ser. Stantcu ioroern oaf fciue
Nation bci ben Wanoaten be-
uOrSngt iuiro.
S8nIhinaton, !. Scpt


Die Stellung Der ancrltouiitben
Gegierung sur WfanOatsfroge lpnr0e
cingebenoer ols bis6cr in elmer neuen
Mote OH 8roBbritonnicn, 6ronfreih
SStalien uno >Sapan oorqclcgt 9toh
Mnfiinoigung i'm Staatsumt nltr6e
Die gtote porige @ohe nbgeidlidt,
pann itno oh 1ie ilbcrbaupt per0ffcnt-
li6t miro, oariiber lit nid)ts geiagt
Giniae Der Dtddte unterbrelteten Ole
9tote Der 8erianut1lltng oeS G0lfer.
bunos in SEM 3ur gripogung. Tie
9tote folate auf 9lnfragen perid]icoe-
ner Ut1d)te itber Die amerifaniIhe
Saltung Su oen q un0 9 Dfononten,
I'M einen 9Irhaltsputft BET Der 3u-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN

The Council of Jewish Women wilt have it's final meeting Wednesday at 3 o'clock at Temple Emanu-El
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
Society tn Washington

ception to the Hardings Wednesday evening than any ever given in Wash ington perhaps. It closely resembled an European court function. This was the second party of the sort the Latin American diplomats have given, the first being in honor of President Will son shortly after his marriage to Edith Boiling Gait, and it was equally as wonderful, though a somewhat small CT function, than that of Wednesday evening.
 MUCH CEREMONY
 the hosts had to have instructions written out for them and blue prints made. I really don't know quite how they did manage 1t all without rehear sing 1t like one does an elaborate we'd ing. But there wasn't a hitch. After having spoken with all Of the diplo- mats President and Mrs. Harding en- tered the Hall of the Americas stand ing in front of the grand chairs. The band played Tho Star -Spangled Ban ner" and the guests filed by President and Mrs. Harding to shake them by the hand and every one of the several thousand guests received a hearty handshake. a real handshalSe from both of them. All of the diplomats filed into the roped-off area back of MT. and Mrs. Harding and stood there for while and made a very impress sive sight, the women in their beauti- flu! gowns and most of the diplomats in full dress uniforms, much gold lace, swords and befeathered cooked hats their breasts covered with decorations. Later they joined the guests, who danced until late hour The old time waltz was played, a great deal during the evening. The growing popnlar rity of the waltz has been quite noticeable at the majority of the dances lately. anyway but Wednesday evening the hosts particularly impressed upon the orchestra that the majority of the dances were to be waltzes. I'm wonder ing If the jazz is passing by.
 The much expressed hopes of Wash fnEton society that there would be gar den parties at the White House this spring have not been in vain. Mrs. Harding has announced that she will entertain at three such functions, next Wednesday afternoon and on the after | noon of May 26 and June IT. I don't believe there is any sort of party Washington enjoys more than a garden party at the White House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
YOU'LL GET RID OF
 BLACKHEADS SURE

There is one simple. safe and sure way that never fails to get rid of blackheads and that is to dissolve them.
 To do this get two ounces of calonite powder from any drug store-sprinkle little on 8 hot. wet sponge-rub over the black heads briskly-wash the parts and you will be surprised how the blackheads have disap- peared. Big blackheads. little blackheads. no matter where they are, simply dissolve and disappear, having the parts without any mark whatever. Blackheads are simply a mixture of dust and dirt and secretions from the body that form in the pores of the skin. Pinching and squeezing only cause irritation. make large pores, and do not get the black heads ont after they become hard. The cal- onite powder and the water simply dissolve the blackheads they wash right out. leav- fng the pores free and clean and in their nat ural condition. Anyone troubled with these unsightly blemishee should certainly try this yimple method.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
By BETTY BAXTER

sneciaI Correspondent of The Age Herald
 (Copyright, 1891, by The Age-Heraid) l washington, May H.-(Special)-The most unobliging weather man who cer- tainly put his worse foot-rather his
 wettest foot, I should say-foremost,
 this week, has much to answer for Tor he upset many plans. AS May IS usual- | ly the most delightful month in Wash ington practically every party, enter tainment and everything of the sort al- ways planned for the out of doors but you know about the best laid plans of mice and men. Well, they surely were upset this week-and horse show week at that, too. The city was filled with prominent residents of other cities who came for the very stately reception given Wednesday by the envoys of the republics of America for the President and Mrs. Harding and for the horse show and they were all more or less entertained and did some entertaining themselves.
 l Altogether the week socially has been a record breaker The first two days of the week were pleasant and
 several events were carried through successfully but after that-well, l
 never saw so much rain. Monday the May fete and gymkhana given for the benefit of Neighborhood House at the Charles J. Bell suburban home. Twin Oaks" in Woodley Lane. an annual smart affair, was great success and l lots of fun.
 MRS. WALSH'S DANCE l The same evening Mrs. Thomas E.. Walsh was able to finally have a real | ly successful roof garden dance. after
 making several attempts. It was real- ly one Of the incest. not to mention
 smartest parties of the season. Mrs. Walsh left the next morning for New York and sailed from there yesterday for Europe, where she will spend sey- cral months. Wednesday morning Washington
 awoke to find 1t raining and for sev-
 sral mornings thereafter. And how 1t
 did rain!
 There was more formality, pomp and ceremony about the Pan-American re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15

attendance at convention of Crane branch house managers during the coming week. They will probably be absent for couple of weeks. Mrs. Jones will return via Cleveland to visit friends.
 Prof, I. W. Kugelmass. formerly of Howard college, now at Johns Hopkins university. Baltimore. will leave next month for a trip to Europe. guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Clements on Orange avenue.
 Mrs. Neill Williamson is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Clements, at Iron dale.
 Mrs. Frank Hill, who has been spend- ing a few months in South Carolina, spent the past week in the city.
 Mrs Robert Ingalls, has returned from visit to friends in Knoxville.
 Mrs. Robert warner, who spent the winter in Florida, is the guest of Mrs Eugene Enslen. Professor and Mrs. c. B. Glenn vii leave soon for 3 visit to Scotland.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Adams, Jr. left Saturday for Mobile, where they will spend a few days
 Miss A Bess Clark will leave soon to attend the graduating exercises at Johns Hopkins university.
 
 The following is from the day letter of Hot Springs, Va:
 Mrs. IT. B. Gray, who is at The Home stead from Birmingham, plays daily on the long golf course. Mrs. Gray, by the way, is to be here until the middle of June"
 Mrs. Frances DeBardeiehen returned Saturday from Warm Springs, Ga, where she has been at house party for the past week. l Mrs. Alice Birch is visiting friends 1T. Montgomery, where she will remain several days.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Kettig left Sat urday for weeks visit to Chicago.
 Mrs c. H. Nabb and Mrs Walter c. Phillips expect to spend the next few weeks at Mount Clemens, Mich
 Mrs. Ernest Hutson returned yes- terday to her home in Pittsburg afte z