davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

guf Sic 5rage, mas man in
Deutid)lano g%eger1pdrtig nod fur 10
@fennig befommt, liegt nidts naber
aIs sic Mntnort: Mihts! 9as ltimmt
ieood nidt. Gin Mitarbeiter oes
Berliner Eageblatts bat 6ieie 5rage
III einem groben 8erltner 8arenba1e
1e proftii6 unteriu6t nno bot ON
@noe oer &a55ia folgenoe @egenltanoe
fir ie einen s3ebner b%eieinanoer:: Elm
Establishment, Elm 2oidblat @f-
tapformot,) cine (gan3 fleine) Si6er-
beitsnooeI,. cine BapierierDtette, ell
zen &oienfnopf aus ble6, 3pei 5lptr-
nerne &emofnopfhen; einen Mteter
'2al1eebano, cine 5tablfeoer, aler=
oings ettpas qltmooiiden @eproges,
eine gan3 fleine 3iernaoel nit roter
@lasf11ppe nno cine 3e6npfennig-
briefmarfe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
auf Sasers Sub,

DaS 11nertpartete fommt oft. Da8
.be%nabrbeitete fi6 betm S6eibenldie=
Sen auf SdeerS Stub .9onntagmorge1t.
Or. Nlbert Tritide Der ben Sonrtag
5l1por oie rleberne" beimfdletfte, re-
pan@irte iid oabur6 oaB er ii@ 6te
goloene gu @emiit fiibrte. Die
meiiten @6iiten maren einfa@ baff
nno einiee baben ii6 nod ntdt 10
redt BON benz 9dreden erbolt, Der
tbnen bnr6 bteie 8eiitnng in bic @lte=
ser fubr. Or. @tlltam Grttide
meint bieS fei 1111r Elm "r8nti@ ge=
mele11 nnb bas ndditen Sonntag Der
merte 9err 8ruber. mieber gu Der
alten &laiie 3nrtidfebren miroe. an
bere iinb anberer Metnung. Mlio
Nbmarten uno 9bee trinfen. @enn
aud feine 10 boben @cores gemadt
muroen, 10 tparen Die Dur6f6nttt8
@coreS 3iemlt6 gut. Mit einem
@core bon 103 auf ber &0nt9sf6eibe
friegte rQtmmp" Bublmann bic leoerz
ne. @lf nabmen am S6etbenl6teben
tell. Ser r@epp" mar aud ba. Sol
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
/. Mrbettertag*

Sn elmer 8eriammlung ser Stem
tim Central 2abor linton am Oeittz
mo6abeno purbe beldloiien, bteieS
Sabr BON ether 6eier beS NrbettertageS
6. September) ab5uieben nno ben
Seem ulm Mrbetter=S eretn etne emit
lpre6en6e Teter oeranitalten gu lalien,
mobet sic perl6tebenen untonzM tt<
glieoer BEN 8erein %tatfrdtftg unterz
fifteen ibllen. $50 bteie Geier abgez
balten meroen nitro, lit nod nt6t be-
ittmmt mor6en, bod ioll eS etne grob=
ortiee Teitlt6fett 9eben. neber oas
Mdbere tper6en mir ipdter bert6ten.
Sic Central q beiterzunton fam gu
bem @ntf6lub, Dem Nrbeiter=8 eret1
sic %biesidbri9e Nrbeiterta9zTeie gu
iibcrlallen, neil bieis r 8erein bic
Union lebteS Sabr III fold tii9ttger
@eiie unteritiibt bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Die Seem gorf Eimes" laBt iid
11a Hnris meI1en. 1aR Der frana1ii-

Die Seem yorf Eiimes" ldBt itb
aus @oris mel6en, oab ser fr%an5oit-
life Tremoenperfebr unter Dem
8reismuder in Sranfrei6 ibmer gu
leioen bat. D;eie @reiie iino nod I'M
mer 26O Bro5ent b0ber als i'm Sabre
1918 uno iino fe%inesuegS reon5iert
mor6en. 9ie fran5olii6en @el6atts=
lel.te iino anideineno auberoem oa=
rauf aus oie amerifaniiden 8eiu=
der gan3 DEFENDERS gu i6ropfen, Ell
ne fur5ii9tige 8olit;f, Die oa5n ge-
fiibrt bat, oaB Den amerifanli9en
6remoen @aris uno oaS ubrige
Tranfrei9 perlei0et miro. Die slime
rifaner, sic iib nidt our6 Dos '@e-
reoe iiber ben Standardization tart-
id)en lieBen, baben NIT Der Set am
eigenen 2eibe erfabren miillen, Dob
6as 2eben fir Mmerifaner IN Sranf'
reid mebr nls ooppelt 10 btel foltet
uie fir 6ran5oien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
GER metinser bier.

@mil Metineer traf SamStag bier
Elm aus Orlando, Tlorioa, tint na@
1einem bieiisen &lei6ereeiddft gu ieben
uno Treunoe gu beiu6en. @r mill
enoe 6ieier ISOLDE tpieoer mad Or
lanbo 3uriiffebren, mobin CT nit ietner
6amilte i'm per9angenen September
iibergeitebelt TT. @err O1etinger tetlt
unS NIT, bab iie Sen gan3en Wtnter
binoru6 an iebem Gage 8lnmen In
tbrem @arten pfliifen unb. i'm S3ean
ii9 baoen tonnten. Snfolge bes sez
iunoen &limoS itno ale Mitglteoer
Ser 6omilie mobl. DteS be5tebt it6
beionoers auf Germ unb 6ran Meti1<
ger, oie beibe leibenb maren., 9err
Mletineer bat an @emi6t uni etma
Is Yfmno 3ugenommen uno iagt, bob
er niemalS better eefiiblt babe, alS
.9erabe iebt. Wdbreno ietneS Nntz
entbaltS I'm ionrtgen @itben bat er
iein gut Sell gum Nufbau BON Or
lanoo NIT b%eigetrasen, benn er lteb
etne gauge Nn3obl meme Woballnge1
baue1, sic berettS ale perfanft mllrz
ben, ebe iie ferti9eeitellt moren. Sc
legentlt@ eineS fiir3ltden 8eiu6S tn
Daptona, Tlortoa, lab 3err M}ettnz
ger einen iur1gen Seem ulmer, 9eSlie
Yeuier, @obn bon 9errn n1o Srau
S. 50. Beuier, ser 9eiunobettSbalber
6ortbin gereiit lit. Ser 3uitano oeS
iunger Mannes bat it@ bereitS sez
beiiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
8rnffafen.

Mobert 80. - Die @6mei8er 5taot
8o1el bil6ete Inn sic 3eit &arlS oeS
@roBen sic @oltptitaot bon Sberel1aB
nit einem 8ii6ofsiib; 5trasbnrg
mar Sic @auptltaot BON l1ntereliab
nit 8ii6oflit, mabreno Die 9alpt-
ltaot fit Deuti9lotbrineen Meb NOR.
$. st.. = Die betreffenoe 5tel-
lie befinoet iid a1s erite Giro.
pbe ser oritten 55ene bon
5hiuer's v@ilbelm Tea" nno
ser poue @ortlort lit:
Dur6 oiele boble @al1e NUT er ton1-
men;
@s fiibrt fein an6'rer @eg nod &uB<
nadt = @ier
8ouen6' ids = Die @elegenbett tit
giinitig.
Dort ser @olunberitrau6 perbtrgt
mild ibm;
Son BORT berab fann tbn mein Yfe1l
%erlangen;
Des @eges @nge mebret oen 8erfol-
gern.
Ma6 oei1e &e6nung NIT Dem Stint
mel, Bogt!
Sort mnBt ou, 6eine 1br lit abgelau>
fen.
6. o. @ir meroen .1ns bernii-
ben sic genalte 3eitlange 5n ermlt<
teln, meI9e 5miihen oem Sooe Der
Trou @ooorom @ilion $50. 1 nno
ser &od5eit Ser Grau 8illon No: 2
perltriben lit. 9erartige 8ragen limo
nidt 10 Iei6t 5u beontmorten, 90 ein
qem0bnlider Sterbli6er mie ein ge=
plagter Observation-Disclosures ni6t eth
smermelts : &eirotsregiiter a1legen
fa11n. Mber in Sbrem Sale monen
mir un1er 8eltes beriuben, ielbft menn
MIR brett nab @aibington i6retben
miilien.
S. M.-6i ionten perinden, bon
Ser @eIeni6oft cine Nbfinonngsium=
me AT erlangen, ebe sic eine &lage
anbangig MAIDEN. Sb Sic lebtere ge=
minnen perben, fommt .auf Die ltm=
ltdnoe an ltno fann ni9t porausge=
iogt mer6en.
6. g. - Ma@ oem Staatsgeieb
erbalt sic 6rau Elm Drittel Der 0a9=
lallen19aft ibres Mannes, menn Die
Ter ltirbt, obne Elm Seltament butter
laiien 5u baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- Wte aus ser betreffenben Nn<
3ei9e an anoerer @telle Ser beuttgen
Mnmmer Ser rHoft" erit6tli6, finoet
am fommenben @onntas, 10. Stunt,
in &lobner baS idbrlt6e Ptfntd Der
&1obner Creamery itatt. Dte Ga
fanette 8ano, unter 2eitung bon
Yrof. s.. @r%uenenfeloer BON bier, 1T
en9agtert mor6en, UNI Mfuiif gu ltefern,
uno fir ionittge unterbaltlng, tpte
au9 fir @peile unb Grant 1T beitenS
Gorge %9etragen..
= @rnlt, baS fleine @0bnden bon
@errn uno Trau S. 81. Yollei, Noroz
6rontitrabe %mobnbaft, erlag am Tret=
tagmorgen firth UNI 5:15 nbr I'M
2oretto 9olpital 6abier einem Masen=
leioen, momit eS felt etma BRET Monaz
ten bebaftet gemeien uar. Man bate
oaS &inb por einigen Tagen 5ipedS
dr3tli6er 8eban6lung unb Bfle9e tn ote
@etlanita lt sebradt, bod fonnte tbm
ni6t gebolfen merben. Ser &letne
tpurbe- nur ie6S Monate alt, oa CT oaS
Qidt ser Welt in Stem l1lm ant Il.
December 1920 erbltdte. Muber Die
t%iefbetribten @ltern btnterldbt 6a8
&ino eine1 8ruoer. uno 3>pei 96mez
ltern. .Dtele iin6 elmer Boaet, Grau
81. Qoole uno. SRI. @ona 8oaei, ale
bier mobnbaft. DoS 8%eerdbni8 err
folgte @onntagna6mtttag um 3 ubr
pom 5rauerbaufe aus auf benz lut6.
@ottesader, nobel Haft. s. S. M@
bredt amtierte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

= SRI. Martba @tolt bon Nieolz
let befinbet it6 bebufS 8ebanoluns
in einem bteiisen @oipital. @ie muir
Sc lekte ISOLDE ernitlt6 franf, befin6et
li6 iebo9 iett auf ser 8eiferung.
= SRI. Sma Stunt, To@ter UNI
1erer moblbefannten l%angidbrtgen W3tt=
burger, 9errn unb Trau Sen Stunt,
mar Mitglieb etner &laiie bon 500
iungen Dame1, oie fiir5lt6 oaS @al=
ter @eeo @oipital in @aibineton,
9. g., alS auSgebil0ete &ranfenpflez
g~ertnnen abiolpierten. Brdfioent
Saroing iiberret6te e%tgenbdnoig oie
DiplomaS. SRI. Stunts @ltern net
len ~3ur3ett in ReblanoS, @alif., nad
einem 8eln68aufentbalt bel tbrer
Io6ter, Trau @enrp 6rit, nno beren
6amilie, in Duma, Nri5. Sic tperz
SEN 6emnd1it bier 3uriidermartet.
= Grau @. s. @ueitis nebit
I69ter9en, Trances, aus Monno,
9afe Mtnnetonfa, trafen am porigen
DpnnerStag bier ein gu etnem mebrz
ip0dtsen 8eiu6 bel BEN @ltern Der
@rfteren, @errn uno Trou @m.
Ibiebemann, Gentraitrabe. Tran
Ibiebemarn erbolt it6 in 5nfriebenz
itellenber @etie BON elmer i6meren
Operation, bic am DtenStas LETTER
ISOLDE i'm Union 9oipital babter an
ibr pon5ogen mur6e, unb tbre God
ter miro lid bier aufbalten bis lie baS
6olpital pieber perlafien uno mad
9au{e 5uriidfebren tam.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

SSn 2onoon mer6en oemnadlt Sic
leitenben Mint1ter bes brittiden &ei.
dec. ~5niammentretett, Inn iiber mid-
tige Mngelegenbeiten ibre @eoanfen
o11s5utaniben. Cine Ser midtigiten
miro oie 6roge Ser &eidsHotte fein.
England oenft ielbitperitanoli6 ni6t
barot, fi9 CUR See gu i6ma6en. Mber
es .m0dte ,menigitens 10 tun, als oh
es Dem Mbriiitungsgeoanfen nidt
gang nuo gar a%blebneno gegeniiber=
itebe. DesbaIb 1piirbe man es nibt
n11gern ieben, petn sic &ololtien iid)
fir eigene &ednnng eifrig 0em Slot
tenbou miomen monten. Dte gebau-
tet 5hiffe fonnten tie BENT &ei6e,
ipen11 es oerielben bebiirfte, our Ser
fiigung 1teQen. Daonr9 miroe man
apeierIei erreiden - sic englii6en
.Steuer3obler miiroen entloitet merben
uub England f0nnte feline eigenen
Glottenriiitungen einidranfen. 8as
anf ge6anfenloie 8erfedter 6es MbS
neutrality-suspicious. einen guten Gin
oruf MAIDEN miir6e, obne Den Musba1
Der britii6en Seemadt at beeintrdd-
tigen. Die englii6en Stelter5abler
fonnte man freilt6 al1d al1f anoerm
Mege entlaite,n - 6aonrh, 6aB mar
bic &olonien unmittelbor gu ben &c.
iten Ser &eihsflotte beran5oge. Mber
bann piiroe Ger @inorud arf Die 8e=
%fiirtporter Ser Mbriiitl1ng perloren ge-
ben, nno bas modte man permei.
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Mus 2onoon miro beridtet, baB
@attin un6 Todter 6es @er3ogs bon
&atibor, Die. gegenmdrtig auf einem
feiner Glitter in Sberfdleiien meilen,
bon polniiben Sniurgenten NIT Dor
gebaltenen &ebolpern ge5tpltngen
muroen, itb at entfleioen uno ibnen
@etn a1ts tbrem Seller int ~@pafo-
itiim" 5u %ierpieren. Derartige r<l-
turtaten" Ser in Sen lebten Sabren
in ben &tmmel %gebobenen rSeloen"
Der polniiden 5reibeit mogen piel-
1eidt BEN ibnen fulturpermanotell
1ran3oien als ein l1npi6tiges, ptfan,
tes 8orfommnis eridei1en, a10eren
Bolfern aber, namentlib Den Gig,
lanoern un6 Mmerifanern, fommt
MN 6o6 ollmablib Elm redt bite,
rer @eihmad beim 2elen oieier 8e,
ridte iiber sic polnii6e &al1b- unb
Dred1Dirtldaft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

@s birfte ttidt algemein befannt
fein, baB mir BEN Observation-Disclosures
tag als nationalen 6eiertag einen1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon oeut1her
M%bftammung, oem General 6. 8. Ma-
tbies, peroanfen @on oteiem @un=
nenabf0mmling ging Ser 8oridlaq
aus. Ser Bolton Globe erinnert 90
ran. 5eit Dem Sabre 1868 lit bet
80: Mai @rdberidmiidungStag. Sn
ienem Sabre tpurbe err bon General
2oga1, Dem bamoltgen &ommonban;
ten Ser r@ranb Mrmp Of tie &epub'
Iic", 6a5u beitimmt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

SIT gngldnoer mouen iebt IN ST.
lanb oas 8lodbausiDltem einfiibren,
nit meldem iie ietner3eit Sen letten
@ioerItano Ser Buren, braben, nad)-
oem lie i'm oltrb Sic 8erIdleppung
ihrer Hralen nno &in6er in Die SOL
lie Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eribiittert
batten. sSSn ser 5abel ieien o;e Dent,
iden sic &unnen, fhrieb iiingit Elm
Srlanoer, IN @trflidfeit 1eien es Sic
"g%nglQn0er,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Ser &riegsiefretar bat einen
f6reibluitigen @lerf entlalien, Ser iid)
m elmer ieiner Nopeqen iiber i'm
lu1tig gemaht batte. Solde @abre-
CEILING lit fdon mebr als einem dit
gebenoen Sdriftlteuer gum @eile &C.
nproen. Mr6 @alt @bitman muroe
feiner5eit tpegen leiner i6riftiteueri-
i6en Eatigfeit aus DEM &egierungs,
6ienit entlalien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

@o11pernel1r Blaine BON 8isconlin
fat oen M1,t gebabt, ein 8robibi-
t;ons- Durdfiibrungsgeieb nit lel1tem
geto ab5utun. 9afir lit ct aber al1b
Sob Ga 6oQetes @rforencr, lt11o mer
nit 6ie1em uuf sic Oouer politii9
aulammengeben min, Der mnB ben
Mut ser lleber3elgl1ng beiiben. Wtt
araer Slit botten Sic Ma6er Der Mn-
ti-5aloon=2iga DEM @or1pernenr eltte
Naue geltent. sic mollten tim oa5lt
a1pinqen, offen Dar5utun, Oh er tl1r
ooer gegen iie lei. Sic batten es
ourhgelebt, oaB linn eine gan5 bet
riiidte Notwithstanding CUR Inter
lhrift porgelegt muroe. Scum 1onte
er 6arbe befenne1t, uno Der @ouoere
nel1r bat 6orbe befonnt. l1ro er bot
es in elmer 8eiie getan, onrd) Die eno=
li6 oie Mohenidaften Der Bubler
ser Mnti=5 oloon=2iga glet6iam amt
lid an Sen Stranger geiteut ml1roen.
sic botten es 5lt ton g%etrieben. I'm
oie eiqenen @orte bes @onpernenrs
in Ser 8eto=Botihoft CUR Matbeion=
8orlose gu gebrauden: r@ine Ditto
tori16e 2obbp batte Die Borlage aus
g%earbeitet, batte ite Ser 2egislatur
iibermieIen, perlangte Damn oeren Mn-
nubme nno bebrobte Ole Mitglleoer,
auSgenommen iie taten ibren Wtl-
len."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

- Mlbre6t @torf nno ieine S6me=
lter, SRI. Sobanna unb SEER uno
Trau SO. 8. &ran6 BON ct. Saul,
trater seitern eine N%utofabrt nad'
8lad 9iGs, sc. O., an. Gs
mag fin, bab fte tire 8eii4 bis mad
Oellom @tone 9fati. NIL Harf aus=
6ebnen meroen. Sor Dem 4. Su |
tperben iie nidt 5uridermartet,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

@abrenb M6miral Gins nidt &C.
mug 8orte finoen fam, England gu
preiien, periu6en britilde @ei6afts.
leute, ben amerifaniiden MuBenban'
bel al nnterminieren. Nus laltter
Jreunoi6aft!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Sener 6ran3oie, Ser bebauptet, et
fei aus patriotiiden @riinoen gum
8igamiiten getporoen, lit ein 11el1e1
8emeis fir sic alte @rfabrung, oaE
Bntriotism1s INNER nod sic lebte
3ufll,bt Der Sdurfen lit. Sn 6ra1f.
reid ebenio, tpie in Mmerifa.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Nln Der 2onooner 8orie berrldt
a,tsgeiprodener 8eiiimismts. Das
51reiben bon nltimati on Deutid>
lano ideint alio aud fir England
grloiung bon allen uebeln ni6t gu
bebe1tten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

~ @err unb Grar @uitap 9abtr
aus Conn Mtlforo fubrer am Conn
tag In 8eslettuns ibrer @0bne, So
iparb, George unb Carl, nod @itber=
billie, Soma, UNI borti9e 8ermanote
gu beiu6en. =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
!3ur &ebung Ser @obnungsnot in
Mittsburg bat Die bortlge Sanoels-
hammer ein nnfeblbares Ntittel ent-
1eHt - 8a11en.

g(uf ntht gang einbunoert miro Die
8ubI Der Gotten in Der iiinglten dine.
Ttbett Meuterei geibaBt. 9(uf 10 bel
bfingen's uniere rfleinen" &aiienun-
ruben an9!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

fseeSapon min @Iooimoitof raumer.
Demnad1t! go min es S6antung
rai1me11. Demndhit! un6 .es ion
Qente geben, Die linn 6as glauben.
2eute? Nein - Narren!
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
Rev. C. A. Cecil Dies
at High Point Home

Rev. Charles A. Cecil died at MS
home here Monday night at !. about
7:3O o'clock: Mr.. Cecil was one OF
the best known ministers in the. Meth
odist Protestant church of this state,
having been president Of the North
Carolina conference and having been
delegate from this state to- the gen
eral conference Of the = church for
eight years.
He was born in Davidson county in
1855 and was educated at Old Trinity
college. He had been in the ministry
for 81 years and had served churches
in all parts Of the state.
Surviving are his widow and one
daughter, Ms. Oscar C. Durland, both
of this city.
The funeral was held at the First
Methodist Protestant church of this
city Wednesday morning at IL o'clock.
Rev. George r. Brown, pastor of the
church, conducted the services.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
T. J. Gold Held
Court on Monday

Thomas j. Gold, prominent High
Point attorney, presided at Mondays
session of police court in the absence
of Judge Walter Royal, who was con-
fined to his home on account of illness.
Only cases Of minor Importance were
tried.
H.~B. Pendry was found guilty of
assault on Theodore Gibson. Judg=
ment was suspended upon payment OF
the costs in the case.
Bob Hill was convicted of speeding
and paid the costs in that case. He
was also dismissed upon payment OF
the costs in the case in which he was va;
guilty of operating an automobile with
the cut-out open. :.
Sam Bost, negro, paid the costs fol
disorderly conduct.
Percy Waddell, charged with park,
ing an automobile within Is feet OF
a water hydrant, failed to appear
when his name was called from the
docket. His bond was forfeited. y
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
E. A. Hammer Dies
< AtHis. Home Here
Highly Respected Citizen Died Sunday
{ Funeral tuesday Morning.

Following an extended illness of
more than a year, E. A. Hammer, a
highly respected citizen, died Sunday
afternoon at /: 80 o'clock at his home
in MechanicsVine., -=s
Mr.. Hammer had been in ill health
for the past twelve. months and grad
ua1ly grew worse &until the end came.
He was well known in this section of
the state and the news Of his death
will be learned with regret.
Emery Arlington Hammer was II
years of age, having been born on
April 27, 1850. He married Miss Char
lotte Lavina Payne on November 4,
1869, and to this union four sons and
five daughters we're born. One daugh-
ter, Iris Clinard Pegram, died several
years ago. Besides the widow he is
survived by eight children; Lee FV
Hanemr, of California; Dallas E..
and Victor P. Hammer, of Washing
ton, D. c.; Fowle G. Hammer, of Glib
sonville; Mrs. w. C. Montgomery, Mrs.
J. w. Thacker, of High Point, and
Mrs. L. B. Cockmon, of Raeford. He
also leaves 19 grandchildren and two
brothers, Alvin r. and Charles M.
Hammer.
Mr.. Hammer was member of the
Masonic lodge and the. Masons had
charge of the funeral services at the
home. The interment was in Lebanon
cemetery.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
Charlie WelbOrn is
Knocked Unconscious

Charlie Welborn, of Mechanicsville,
was rendered unconscious, but not Sc
riously injured Saturday afternoon
when an automobile truck on which he
and a party of negroes were riding
turned turtle near Jamestown.
=, According to information concern
ing the accident, the truck was being
driven towards this city. AS it passed
an attempt to jump from the running
machine. The driver became excited
and at this iuncture the steering wheel
locked with the result that the truck
turned down the embankment. Those
acquainted with the circumstances
consider it remarkable that the occu-
pants of the machine were not killed
outright ~~f S<*=,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
Light Docket in {.
Municipal Court

Judge Walter Royal was confronted
with 2 light. docket in municipal court
Thursday.
Foster Barley, Jess Warner and
Shields Dicks we're found guilty OF
disorderly conduct and Judgment was
suspended upon payment OF the cos'S
in each case. -...... t4od
Clarence Holland, negro, was tTiieo Tii7 !
on charge of .vagrancy. he nag az
judgment suspended upon payment o.
the costs and under the condition tnaC
he work regularly and pay his mothef
s. each week for twelve months. ~ IL
the defendant fails to comply WIN
the order OF the court he will De re
Quired to serve a sentence OF ~ Gays
OF the county roads.
Otha Potts had judgment suspend
ed upon payment of the costs IN III
case in which he was, charged VIII
operating an automobile without drlV-
Harvey Rice submitted to the
charge of speeding and paid the costS
in his case.
Henry Peace, negro, was foulc
guilty of a charge of resisting an OF,
fccr and was fined s25 and the costs
The prosecuting witness in the case - -
which Peace was charged with ass4 lll. ul
OF his wife withdrew the WarFt1i
and paid the costs in the case.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
Pouer Of God.
Upon This Man
Rev. Jim Green Opens
Union Tent Revival
Crowd Estimated to Number 5, 900
Persons at Sunday Nights eMeting
Much Interest Shown.

A crowd variously estimated to
number from 1900 to 5000 persons
gathered in and about tent on the
corner of West Green and Wiilowbrook
streets Sunday night and heard Rev.
Jim Green, noted evangelist of tF4
Methodist Episcopal church, preach a
sermon that moved men and women
to repentable. Hundreds unable to
reach hearign distance were turned
away.
Taking his text from Psalms SIC,
"Wnt thou not revive US again that
thy people may rejoice in the Rev.
Mr.. Green proceeded to- show the
need of revival every little while.
The revival is from the Lord and
is for the people of God, declared the
evangelist, acsing that he didn't
have any too much faith in revival
ing; sinners and rushing them into the
church.
Gods church would need a revival
if there was not a sinner in tie
world, he said.
The evangelist pointed out that
there are, three necessities for a re-
vival. They are: A revival Of truth,
a revival of faith and revival Of
love-. t
HIf we are going to have revival
of:truth, revival Of faith and a re-
vival of love.
!. eff we are going to have revival
in High Point that hasn't the word
of God in the middle of it we had bet
ter have none at ALL" he said. eff we
! get to the point where we love God
! and others like we love ourselves we
will have a revival that will make the
devils back ache When we get that
kind of revival God will come down
and the devil will go out and High
Point will be filled with JOY"
Rev Mr.. Green said genuine re-
Nival is a peculiar privilege Gods
people have been given and rs la
worlds greatest need. It is, the gree@C-
lest evidence of God, he said.
f. At this juncture the. evangelist dis
cussed the question Of shouting. He
Thought it right that people should
I,rejoice when they are happy whethe1
It be rejoicing with smile, a whis'
.,tle eIs outcries. -.
= E.Most of the church members whe
:tdop't like to hear shouting are the
fcnussing crowd, the dancing crowd
I and the helI-bound crowd. I'm gofne
Ito rejoice as long as,I can Eye," ne
said. q A.
/ Rev. Mr.. Green closed his sermon
liwith an appeal TO the Christian peo
i.ple to pray that the rerival might bt
t'a great success.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-15
Officers in Long
Chase for Liquor
White Men With 0hiskey Are Ghased
From ReidsyiIle to This City.

White Men with sahiskey Are Ghased'
From Reidsyi1le to This City.
Travelling in high powered auto-
mobile, two unknown Virginia white
men, attempting to snuggle whisHeL
into North Carolina, gave city and
county authorities an eventual s. chase
Saturday when they passed through
the town of Reids1llie, The race ended
in High Point that A:safternoon when
Sheriff T. C. Dallas, Of Rockingham
county, drove up to the local police
headquarters and related his expeS
riences, -
N(Answering~a telephone call from
Geaksville, Sheriff Dallas:Swatchsssde
for the alleged blockaders, but they
passed through Reidsville at such 2
rapid rate of speed that the -srerhf
was, unable to stop them. AsseHmb-
ling his deputies he jumped into an
automobile and was quickly on. ~rthe
/ trail of the fugitives.. The whis|kkey
! transporters were riding in, an rs
sex, while the officers were upahts
,of a Dodge. For ten miles the sheriff
7 said he was close on the heels of: the
fleeing men, but they increased then
speed and the sheriff and 1his naeF
| failed to <overtake them. -