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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
Ser goracrmeitrc.

gpcn IreiSbure pes Sonai - tib.
liaere / llnQorn, men MI t~ilbsrenoc
Gaefo.S lopafiet, bar nplie / alporli9
&nibe meo at iaa iig en- M 9oraer'
meter. Seiolfnineen er iaa blanoet
og Eartierne iaa r,anse % ifarpt
mooitrioenbe, at oct bite fig nrut-
liat at faa naIgt cit 9orgermeiter.
Wen iaa hittcoe man paa en- flsgtig
9ssning al Troblemet.
Te politiife Yartifsrere fom iart-
men oa bleo eniae ON, at 8pen Sfal
babe Ter gor0ermeitre; boert Sarti
ifal prlse lin, % ina ifal DC fnngere
| to Waaneoer bper efter Sur. 90
M or ale 8artier tilfreoS.
Ere'sbltrg er Ell 8p paa $4,000
Snbbpe9erc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
Eapen % Nfrnitningen.

Bape 9enebift fsleer meb ip9not
SntereSie aonferencen | Waibiueton,
meloeS fra Hom glaoet "Gorriere
b'Stulia", iom itaar Batifanet meget
nGr, fortpler I ben Inleonins, at
Gapen baaber, of oenne &onterence
mac bore oct fsrite Sfribt til TOM.
plet oa iamtieig gfruItnine pper belle
Seroen % Ifitaffelie al 8erneplie-
ten operalt. YoDen er o~berbeptit ort,
at bette err ben erleite fire ltbpei til
at gisre ariaen, limliIigt. Samtioig
matte Ser trGffes en- Sronina til
tprrnaen 8olb0iit / ale internationa-
lie Spiitigbeoer. Sgiaa Sruiel ON
efonomiif 9opcot tror ban bill bore
ct oirfiomt Wioocl til of bolbe opipt-
iige Hationer / Sfinoet. Wen Ra-
tio,er err bperfcn opiptitge eaer lang.
iingret, flyer ban. Get ct bare Stats.
mpnoene % ocres Saanolangere,
iom bilber pS mo Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
neens Weir.

Se Soreneoe Staters Seirburean
mcb6eler fslgenbe ON 8eiret | SioS'
rummet 2t0e iii % meo 26be Nop.:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Cold weather, considerable cloudi-
ness. occasional SHOWS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
YIN Grploiiom ! 5piflanb.

Nof en- grploiion soelagbe | @forri'
&c ltge cit 6obrif / 9otsbeim, tele.
graferes fra Moin5. IL Eerioner
bleu brrbt o9 SO iaaret, % Sfaben
paa Sobriten onilaaes til % Wiuio.
ner Warf. Sc iranife Sffupations-
Trooper biolp o9iaa bernegang til
meo HeoninaSnrbeioet.
Gotshcim liQger fun 40 Wil |
Horb for Sppall, bpor Den fore Or
ploiion inotraf ben 21be Sept, orGb'
te 1000 Wenneifer, iaoreoe 1000 %
laooe 6abritcrne og belle 2anosbpeit
| @rlts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22

WrS. @iermmb @it1icfion /
Gpringfielo Sopuibip bsoe Ssnoa9
Mforgen oe bill blipe be9rapen Sns.
bag 81. II ira Slliet oe Sci. 3 ira
8aibington 8rairie Strife. Saitor
=. &oren forretter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
&arl pg 3ita paa Mabeira.

2uncbaI, Waoeira, lobe Hoo. -
Set tioIisere siterrtg.rngarlfe 8et'
Ierpar aarl % 3ita onfom imorges
BERTH omborb paa Den brittle arpo.
Ter Cardiff" for of begpnoe lin lios'
porige Grill efter set alliereoe DC.
Ianotraabs 8%eitemmelie.
Cardiff" blep billet meo Sallit
fra Sapneiorterne. Senere git oen
britiift aoninl % &epraientanter
for Be portugiiiife Wproigbeber ont
boro.
Gen portuaiiiife &egiering bapoe
aipet Srbre til, at oct lanbsfopiite
Spritepar Ifi,lbe mootaees "rneo Den
Geipeft, Iom tilfcmmer bent"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
MrbeiSerme % Sreben.

Gnglanbs organiiereoe Irbeibsre,
ium teaer oper fem WiGioner Wano.
noIenote / 2srbags ct Wanifeit, ionl
erflprer, at Mrbeioerne er rebe til at
itstte etbpert Sfribt, Tom bill bibrage
til at siennemfsre ben amerifanife
Hlan ON Slaabe-H ebuftion. Sigeiaa
forlanaer sc, at NebruitringsforIa.
act ubpibes til OF omfatte 8rtesr,,it.
ninger af enbper @rt. Gnopioere
fr9per De, at ben anglo.iapanife III.
liance.S raftat fife ifal fornpes.
Mrbeioerne bppoer, at ben Ifritit.
ning, iom blep paatpuuget De Ratto.
tier, iont tabte 3rigen, Tan inofsres
fripiniat al be spriee Rationer. aoms
plet Ifruitning mao bore BET enoe'
lige Maal, % iltebetfor &ritninger
% ItaaenSe Score mao Der bore ct IN.
ternationalt Sorbunb, iom omfatter
ollie Notioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
Bnrgcnlanb.

ariesifperne pnlfriug ltngarn ip.
mes MI at boIoe paa at ipre6e fig.
Der melbes, at babe Gsefo-S lopa-
fiet % Suso SIapia bolber paa at
Oemobiliiere. 90 forrige Ssnbag
Norgert> begpnbte otte Ifoelinser al
oct siterriaife SpIfepern, e~ftetfulet
al @ensoarmeri, ialt 5000 Wanb, at
maricbere inc | Dell uorbIige Gel al
9ursenlanb, bet omtpiitebe 2anoitpf.
fe, iom 10 ifslge &rianon-S raftaten
ifaI tiIbsre giterri9. Snben Eirs.
Dag Iften par rRi Salpparten af
8urgenlano | giterrigernes 8eiiooeI-
ie. Sficerer fra Sc aliereoe Natio-
ner leoeoe ~perionlig De eiterrigife If-
belinger, % De msbte ingen Wob-
Itanb, oa Sniurgenterne bapoe for.
Loot Yropinien.
Stte Gage "efterat &o % Srben
er gienoprettet" ifal Der ifslse ODER.
enstomiten til Beneois boloes Golfe.
aiitemnin9 | S%eoenburg og Smegn,
iaa Solicit ielp fan beitemme, ON BET
bill tilbsre Eiterrig eller llngarn. BE.
f%olfningen er Der Iblanoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
Sreo oo ufreo.
NptffeffeIfe fra stoe 1.

oroinpre Slaaoeprogram. 9eltne Be-
ililtning er rbiIag al en- 5rpgt for,
at &ouferencen | @aibington ifal lin.
be paa at reoucere osiaa Den Tranlfe
Slaaoe.
Sgiaa gebanblineen at S0rbno.
gettet bill bli paoifpnbet for at faa
oct fGroigt og peotaget, inben @aib-
ineton-W soet afIuttes.
9enne Solbning rsber life netop
nogen o~perbHttes gegeiltring for
Reornitline oberbooeoet.
Gnslanb itanier '@psnins at ariss.
efibe.
$ @obiptning til Srdnfrie bar
gnal9nberne gobtQiort, at De mener
bet oprigtigt meo i'm Sber for Weo.
ruiming. MomiroIitetet fnnogioroe
/ Sreoags, at BET hapoe gipf Srore
til at inoitine oft 9IrbeiOe paa De fire
npe Super.9 rea6nousbts af 5000.
9ppen. Se Sirrtaer, iom bapoe
aontraften, fit 8eifco ON, at DC life
ifiiloe saa til flere uogifter meo
gpgning at bisie Sfibe, fer De lit
nprmere Srbre fra Ibmiralitetet.
Weeo andre Orb, alt arbeibe paa rpe
arigsItibe bill bbile inbtil man faar
ie, bpab Observation-Disclosures be-
%ill,tter.
Iomiralitetets Srbre pafte flor
geitprtelie paa Sitbsuerfterne peo
GIpbe, bpor Der oQerebe fsr berffer
sanife flor arbeibslssbeb, iom altiaa
M bill BIZ pberlieere sget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22

Sra Berlin meooeles, at Breiioent
Sarbings uon9ueIie af ellis 2oring
Oreiel til ben fsrite amerifanife
Charge b'gffaires / Berlin bar paft
megen TilfrebSbeo | tplfe officieae
8reoie. llbenrigSminiiteriet meboe-
Ter, at oct itrar bill iionGprte en- &e.
pr9ientant al lignenbe Stang og fen.
be til Waibington.
Baron gbmuno bon Sberntar1t er
III paa Sei til Imerifa meb Sn-
itrurer ON of i9tte Sen tpife 2ega-
housekeeping | @aibinston iitanb
for geboelie, meit oa ban ct Ell M
Wano / 9iplomatiet, antages oct, of
en- Wanb rneb mere @rfaring bill bli
ubnpbnt til benne Sttling.
Oct bar nplia | officielle 6rebie |
Berlin bpret fIaget pper, of Der |
belle TpffIarb lite fanbtes en- Wnnb,
ion par rig NOT til at opertase Stils
lineen iom tpif ambasiaosr | Waib.
ington. Raar man utaa betale 800
Warf for en- Dollar, iaa foiter bet 10
t,oget ON Maret Of Iepe Tom bet iSms
r1er fig en- @eianbt. Oct ffal o9ida
bore paa Soranlebnins al Spiflanb,
at be to 9anbe til at begpnbe meb
nsier fig meo &eprnientanter al fun
Charge b'affaires' Stang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-22
S6erammergan.


2anosbpen Sberammersau / Ban.
ERIN er blet perbensbersmt for fine
8asIicns.S fiteipiI, iom opfsres bpert
lobe Iar, og Tom bet fommer Golf
fra mango 2anoe for of ie. Naite
CONNER ifaI DC opfsres igien.
&omiteerb Tom orbner meo oisie
SfueIpiI, bombarberes mn meo Til
brto fra Silns-S pnoifater om Spta'
aelie paa Slim at neite @ars Spfe.
relic. ct Spnbifat fra gmerifa Ifal
enoog Bape bubt 70 WiGioner Warf
for @etten.
Wen aomiteen er ,iroffelig og afs
biier ale 5ilbnb. "Tiltrobs for Dor
itore Sattigbom bill Ri life ipue SUI
oas' Mone operfor bore Sraoitioner,"
flyer ben.
Spbapet til oisie merfelige Sfue.
ipil err fsIaenoe: gneanei oct 17oe
garb. 1if Ser en- sbelpggenoe Pelt
oper Spiflano, men S~berammergait
blep iparet for bens Seriinger. Son,
Saf berfor Iopebe 2anosbpens geboe'
re b~sitioelig, OF De bpert lobe Iar
piIbe sipe en- offentlis SremIiutng
al SeIu 2ioeliesbiitorie. % bet bar
Sc aiort iiben. 9e forIfieGliae &ol'
Ter ipiGes meb reliaieft Mpor al 8p.
ems oq Sneanens @snber % Saanb'
perfere 90 Iirfningen ifal bore me.
act aribenbe. Seiaa Wuiifen beisr.
oes al 2%anos5pens eene SoIf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

tic and Industrial training needed to
TT the pupils to become sclf-support-
ing and sclf-rcspccting citizens,
nclcn Is tho junction point Of the
two railway systems In New Mexico
and has IL promising future before IT.
Tho prospects OF the new school butt
aud founded by the national w. g.
r. 4. and named IN honor Of the
founder Of the great temperance or
SANITATION. the Frances l., Nilluord
school for girls. AZ, likewise bright.
It furnishes a fertile field FOR work
among young women In need Of "a
helping hand and IL in line with tho
general policy ~ the organization TO
prevent bad conditions when possible
as being preferable to ~institntink rem
cdinl measures after trouble has hap
pCucd.
We are glad to furnish our women
with the above account Of IN" work
I'm New Mexico. Through the gtrer
oeitv Of our state corresponding sec
| rotary. the Tennessee " g. T. T.. b.
helping In this work this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
In the Public Schools

Miss Margaret s.hmldt'H room won
th, huuura 200 attendance the past
month with 1000 average OF % per cent.
Miisa EruU .HIU.IDr'H and Miss jouu
Sh,ridHua iHuu# cach had lowest
ilrdier only uu, f1riy being marked
arniuat each ul the rooms
TH, dnl.ult il.E of making and
u4fufnIuIn. hIru record in Epetiing
wH, |.if.,t.U iTst week 10y q Hfth
grad. ru.F rf Miss betty licuticys
room H,II. Taylor who made 100
p.r Cont In h,I lessons for the month
of January. and lrout I~ailuntync,
.r fH. fourth gitio Wltu mudc % SIM
f.r record DNiHs Jean Shcfidan's
fHlluvluE missed only one word EuDs
I'fuu.,sDhlut Benny Garcia, l'nuucl
I'.I.a. Iyrtlo aud Horny LuJpn
Tho attached composition is the
work of 20 child iu The fifth rr'd'
English clIss. Mildred t|ilruhart. and
is worthy ut special moitiou.
The STORY Of u Shoe.
once upon t time 1 WAS tho skin
Of % COW called B,t-tu. belonged go
Farmer Peterson Hvtsio was very
gentle becHus, tine farmer hid 90.
wa,a been kind 60 hor.
ono day zinc farmer said tn h'.
hired man. "Eotsic be- Evttiur pretty
old now eud uul much usa tct uilk
I hate tu Go 80 but ! .u,ss D. viii
have to ho done thint vs." might
as well have her Killed wiIlU W' can
got paid Ton hor Don't you tutui
500 goo
m, next .lny she vis -'u' 90 tn'
slaughter house and ( we ttF % "i'
of ltr and sent to Va, tuuu.IN. Hli'I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

In the oral spelling contest IN the
second year commercial grade, Miss
Mnudc Michael was perfect In the
spelling OF goo words. In the first
year commercial, Miss Josephine capt
was also perfect In tho spelling of
200 words.
Thu most accurate shorthand writ
cra were Miss olga Dinclli, Miss Olym-
pin Tumui and Miss Mdudc Michael.
The seventh and eighth grades were
an excited crowd when twelve pupils
OF the eighth grade and the three OF
the seventh grade stood after an oral
contest of 10 words. MARY bud
glak won the prize on "a word from
q list not familiar to the classes,
elmo Muttcu,ci and Joseph Mas
sulllu ur the Sixth Grade were tie
for quite a few minutcs In dcnomi-
mate number until Gino stepped out
ahead and received tho prize. VIII
brud Chuuyin wus also close In the
race.
rhuip sullivan carried Off the
prize IN tho Filth Grade In fractional
numbers although Agnes Rogers was
not Tar from It.
In the fourth gsaGr David Arm!iu
came out ahead IN tho multiplication
and division tables. Little Joseph
Dudziak or tho mira grade did not
walk home from school hat day be-
Vuuso his classmates carried him In
huuurs ~ the title he had won.
Leader In the Multiplication Tables
our little folks were not sighted
and they. too, huI Il spelling contest
Tsr lrst grade challenged the sec
uud Edward Amber received tn,
prize In the second grade and james
Murphy I'm the first grade
ono Of the most attractive features
IT the SEASON was the reception givcr
To the 81. John Bcrchmau Acolytica
society hy Rev a VI Mandalnrl S
j. ON Wednesday afternoon twenty
seven boys gathered In the schou
! library. where q sumptuous hauquc
had been prepared Tor them, Pint
aud green was the color scheme. Iinl
carnations and ferns were the tthl'
decorations. \ most enjoyable tint
was INDUCED In and games were play
cd hcfor, and after the banquet Rev
"a. NJ. Mundalari and tho toys wen
I home assuring cvcrybcdG this wa
the day Of their lives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
LIBRARY SCHOOL.

While the matter OF settling down
to hum-dtum drudgcty In school Is
mighty hard after Christmas excite
ment. IT has some compcnsationa AZ
the Library schoul-contcats, and
preparation fot the eighth grade
graduation,
Especially s. this so In the history
claSt, whore preliminary debates are
sort ug out the especially able from
The general class These Will be
matched ON Monday, section nrninst
section. and 1t rs expected that u de-
bate OF unusual interest VIII be the
result.
II has been tho custom of the his
tory class for many years 90 have
some sort of % contest tat u time
"a contest Of urators. who spcko upon
some important topic In American
history. At that time a set Of his
tories was offered az a prize While
no such prizc rs bcing offered now,
th' zost OF matching good material
against other good material Is going
10 provo interesting
Tho junior athletic banner viii be
presented to the pupils of the school
on Monday hy Athletic supervisor
Moore. There will be q presentation
speech and a program. for which all
pupils win assemble In tho big as-
iemhly room.
In the snlc Of seats for Miss
Cherry blossom" Library school
showed up crcdltuhlN 800 was
turned iu To Miss Nuh"llg shelton,
director at the oporrtta. ON Thurs
day afternoon she pupils went 30 he
auditorium % saw the last dress
rchcpr.Il of the play before the final
performance on Friday
There have been several now en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

In tho dirt. no matter what clothes
ne had ON and spending money when
ever he got II. There wasn't a good
picture show that came tu town that
he didn't see. He never went with
out some extra money 90 get "a soda
after the show. lie had more base
balls. bats. gloves. uniforms and foot
balls thar anybody else iu town. lie
always wanted, ana got, the best of
everything.
lie kept his father and mother
worried most OF the time. Whom is
that boy going to stop spending i
aighcd his mother. Don't give him
amy moro money" replied his father
Boo 30 sharp angry tone, but stlll
George got the money.
ono day his grandfather came to
town. Hr noticed Tia" way George
spent his .ioncy SO rcCklos9ly and
asked his mother about IT, i've
done everything I can" n said.
"t'Nu talked to him and su has his
father bat u doesn't seem to Go any
good I'm talk To him d see II
I can't show him the mistake he's
making said his grandfather -
wish you would responded his
mother fcrvcntly,
SO that night after they had eaten
dinner. while George was reading q
dime novel which he had bought that
afternoon his grandfather snid.
Com" zap 80 my room, George, i
have something Tor you" George
jumped up at one ana went with
hts grandfather. WHOM they entered
the room his grandfather went over
TO his c%hiuuuivr and opened ~ ul
the drawers, lie took out % little red
book with "a leather covering and ia,
words. Cash Boob" printed In gold
letters on thu front cover.
George was al, curiosity and
couldn't guess what lt was. III.
grandfather went over and sat ON th'
bed and said. Come .it bcsid, m,
George George fairly flew acros.
the room % vas az the old man.
side in 70 second Here H. a lIttl,
book you can keep lu account of al.
% spend, su that SOU Diu tell what
you spend every day, and week ano
month. George was JII enthusiasm
and wanted to start go once, Hi'
Eraudfuth,r drew out 90 % dollar
bin. and handed H. To- him. Soc how
far you can make that 500 now Ju,
whvuctvr YOU spend any ul %. writ,
% down Boo the ouE His grand
father handed tho book to him
George took in and ram down stair
To show his father and mother tn,
thou went To bed.
The next dtv he was up bright an,
early ana went 10 school That nigh
when George came home his grand
father said, "Ncll George, have yol
sim got YOU dollar ION grand
father / forgot cried George
spent s~cycuty-tivc cents of IT, Wei
80 put b. iu your book them
George ran upstairs and got hi
book and wrote IN 10. picture SHOW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

George $50. 90 s.JN ,>t.t,lrru' huE
&C. was always a,tlIuu dirty ulliug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15

day afternoon. and the upper grades
Thursday All tho children were nc-
compaui,d hy thor teachers. and the
principal Prof MDtoIlum.
Tho older boys ut the school, prob
ahly unable tu resist the lure Of tho
new COURTS. have organized another
basketball team. M.ss Louise VIII
kiuruu is coaching.
Mise Finn, ant supervisor ui ia.
public schools, viii conduct au ui
exhibit the last week iu January,
tu Boz held in ouch room. Paintings,
druwlnF, ,ut-out WORK and ,uusttu-'
ton VIII Doe placed On exhibit Then.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
THIRD WARD

TI, pupils from th" second grade
fHruuun iN, fourth were umour "a,
audience that witnessed Miss Ihorrt
blossom Ht tho high school audlto'
fium this vo,k They testified to
th,Ir delight with the most uucou-
trulIlbIr impItlouc, ulouE with th,
rest cot tHu children cheering and
,IupuinE Whenever opportunity ui'
f.r.,.
Tiird ward school reports soyrru.
new ourHiWnuts uwong the lower
Hlud b fhIs week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
SACRED HEART SCHOOL.

amiuitiuus are occupying the greater
part OF the time OF teachers ana pu-
pits at the school. the last week iu
tbc month being scheduled for the
examinations. \ rull of honor for
hiEh grades VIII be posted then.
Very soon, the speeches and songs
for Liucolr's birthday exercises Will
%" picked out, and tlo pupils given
thorough drill Tor the program These
white making no attempt at "lhho-
r]atcnoss viii bc we'll prepared AS 60
detail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-19
WEEK OF MILD WEATHER
Third Week of Near Spring
I. Weather Occurs Over Kansas.
With Temperatures Safely Above
Zero in All Sections-Fayorable
For Wheat Crop.
fBy 5. d. Flora, Meteorologist.)

Mild weather was general over Kan
sas his week, with temperatures
safely above zero in all parts, making
the third successive week of near
spring weather the state has enjoyed,
according to the reports of 100 CORE
spondents of the weather bureau. On
Wednesday and Thursday snow fell
without drifting over all the eastern
half of the state and some extreme
western counties, its depth varying
from half an inch in the central coun-
ties to to 10 inches in the southeast
section. The ground beneath was not
frozen and, as the snow melted rapid
ly, much moisture was added to the
SOIL. When the week closed the snow
covering Independently disappeared,
except in the southeast counties. The
western half of the state generally had
little or no fall of moisture.
All reports indicate it was favor
able week for wheat, which was bene-
fitted by the mild weather and espec-
tally by the snow in the eastern half.
Some counties west of the center line
of thu state are becoming rather dry
and in few localities from Ford to
Ellis counties and elsewhere there has
been damage from alternate freezing
and thawing, but these complaints are
local as yet and none indicate a. seri-
Gus state of affairs. The plant, of
course, is not making much growth.
but is greening up a little in places.
From 25 to SO per cent of the grain
sorghums are not threshed yet in the
important producing counties in the
south central and southwest parts of
the state Flowing was stopped by
the snow and colder weather the lat
ter part of the week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-19
ARREST FORMER POLICEMAN
r.. F. Mildfcit Charged With Passing
Worthless Check.

p. F. Mildfelt, who was a police
man for two hours, was arrested by
Patrolman Sam Jones Tuesday night
charged with passing a worthless
check for $12 on the O'Shaughnessy
grocery store. The check was drawn
on a bank in Oak Hill, Kan. and
signed with his fathers name, accord
ing to the police.
Mildfelt cashed the check December
"a and it was found worthless. Last
night he entered the same store again
and asked to have another check
cashed. He was recognized and the
police called.
Mildfelt was hired as a patrolman
by former Chief G. G. Hannah, but
discharged two hours later when he
was found in front of pool hall tell
ing a circle of friends the kind of a
uniform he would wear and how he
was going to clean up" theFtown.
Recently he was arrested with two
women in a room in a local hotel, but
forfeited a $40 cash band.
He is said to have received letter
from his mother advising him to pay
his debts, stay in nights and keep off
the dirty police force" Before he
was arrested Tuesday he came to po-
lice headquarters with the complaint
that he had been robbed, but knew
where to find the robbers If he only
had a police commission. Capt. Nor
ris Leonard reached for his coat with
the statement that he would himself
arrest the offenders, but Mildfelt as
sured him they had left the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The semi-annual meeting of the
shareholders of The Shawnee Co
Operative association will be held Sat
urday evening, January y, 1921, at
Labor Hall, AIS Kansas avenue, at
1880 p. m.
All shareholders are urged to be
present as there are matters of i'm
portance TO be transacted at this meet
ing.
The election of three members OF
the board of directors will take place
at this meeting, which is of interest to
you.
Be present ano have a voice in the
meeting and help us in making bet
ter conditions for the store.
E. w. RENBARGER, Sec.-Treas.
CHAS. E. ROBBINS, Manager.
Adv