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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-06

Mrs ]. B. Spicklemire, Mrs, Arthur
Johnson, Mrs. ]. B. Hoag, Mrs. Luther
Smith, Mrs. NJ. R. Dimond and Mrs.
o. c. Winsey. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks at the home of
Mrs. Porter Cole in Kellam avenue.
The Plus Ultra class of the Oakland
Presbyterian church met wednesday
evening in the basement of the church.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Taylor, Mrs. A. H. Dickson, Mrs. NJ.
L. Dimond, Mrs. Emma Graham, Mrs.
Princess Isaacson, Mrs. Mary Barker,
Mrs. Carrie Collins, Mrs. L. F. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Ollie Doyle, Mrs. Faus-
tina Guy, Mrs Esther Vinzant, Mrs.
Maude Bumgarner. Mrs. Ernest Wal
tiers, Mrs. Mae Mckinney, Mrs. Porter
Cole, Mrs Helen Crouch and Miss
Sadie Richardson.
"O1d Folks day will be observed
Sunday at the Oakland Methodist
church. Special music is being pre-
pared. Cars will be provided to bring
those unable to attend otherwise.
Mrs. Rosa Meggison entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening at her home
in Wabash avenue. The guests were:
Mrs. Gladys Stitt and Mrs. E. E.
Brewer and son Kenneth of Topeka
Mars has a day forty one minutes longer
than our own.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-06
KENTUCKY GIRL
WRITES LETTER
How She Was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sunnyside, KY. -'I suffered for more
than two years with my back and ner-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-06

Warningl Unless you see the name
''Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
ecribed by physicians for twenty
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neu-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
! COOPER: FEELS D I. AS !, /.
!! HAPPY AS A BOY" II; 7.
'eeEeetwpoon News Man, I Fo,.
First Time in "a Years,
Can Eat Without Bad !,
~ II. after Effects.
Hfter Effects,

3. 4 F. 4 ~, T. /.
%Ss.'I- feel as happy as, Il boy a. the
way Ky hearth iis bsing restored,
said W. c, "copper" well-known
joiner living at 2GO3 Wickham avenue,
Newport News, Va.
Il can't remember the time for
fourteen years when | could eat =
hearty meal without suffering after
wardS. or had good nights sleep
or day free from misery. My food
sourcd on my stomach and was cont
stipatcd and subject to binding head
aches Z haFfrpnuent.b bilious attacks,
w'r"n { was almost dratblN. sick At
my stomach ard couldn't retain any
Thug | had eaten.
These spells left me completely
Frustrated, and then ! would be so
dizzy ] could har'!ly stand NJ At
enc lime fell from = h5gh ster-!adder
and didn't know y thing for three
Gays. | lost re.ght mil my
clothes lcokad Ike they might have
hecn made for u man twice my size.
Nothing did me- any good and IT looked
Ike was gcing to be in bad health
the balance Of my days:
"Wull, sir, my wife i the cause
CT my present good hcalth, for ahe
seemed determined no. 10 Hu:t until
- fcUnd s2methig to give ms rcief,
ard She finally got hold Of Tan.ac.
am row en- my fifth, and my appetite
and digestion are fine. sNepc like
\ HEALTHY hoy, never suffer from con
st;raiio, headaches or dizziness, and
hav. hran radcrfl'!v built M III every
WAY
TaIa j. sold il Alnvandra by Fdga',
Warfiald. tIr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
-: - - Sss'.ys s,a' = Is q, .i,s.95,

]. y > - = = = y = z
tuLYN. 80 -.
T4e Gzette:in those days.
was s4atnfttii- aanil ionIgpa
decidedlyss ofss6g pacllHHEE5lf.
tendency. t played its par.I 7.
right manftdlyy,Iid'iand stood
for its principles, . and .i!it I;
friends With undated vlgor.
A perusal Of its, pages is f1ot,
only of rlnexanpled, interest,
but is an illunlinillg index
to the spirit of the times.
The editorials, the letters,
The speeches, thlee. conlmen-
taries of the day, were Often
Of a most pesslmistic nature
But they served as: cor
receives and checks upon the
party III l. power and SHOW
the ever-present necessity IN
a Republic of an opposition
press and party.
It was the fashion of the
ancient editors of the Ga,
zette to quote freely from
The Latin classics. May we
be pardoned, then, for fol
lowing their iIlustrious ex,
ample, apropos of pessimis''1
and a dark outlook: On the
future? May we say today,
with Bernardus Cluniensis !.
"Hora novisSinla, tempora
pessin1a stunt, vigilemus. ="
This last word embodied the
policy of the Alexandria Ga
2ette a hundred years ago.
1T likewise embraces and
comprehends its policy ii
his, the year 1921.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05

II , =" y. , = go
.S:tIgsf 1g1- rtt s;!9-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
LETTER TO
JAMES MADISON
President Of the =. States

1
The dangers and ca.anllties' G
YOUR WAR are awakening the most
Dangerous soiicitudes, mot IN those
cc,y who did their utmost to avert II.
ut in some, who ignorant OF our own
resources. as veil rs If theirsenenlies,
hsve Been misled in them former
opinions. Your co!Nalesrerce, S:r, :
: cause ut rongyatulaGon among mary
Who have opposed: .yo1n course Of adj
Nl:nys:ration. NOT oeeause they fea;reS'
the vacancy IL YEN, office Grid He
Files, Dy phe Eice-oresidenc Gerry
w5h less advantage, CT less .hors0f, or
less Wisdom. !but because they wished
you u have al opportunity 10 repair
,he many ana gceAr .faalts winch You
rove committed III tirt cor@uct Of the
nation
4 uops. :. f&lnt hope Is entertained
hat The ltceut aft!lcucn WAS designed
oy al ,G.i-w.sy Providence, a. 4 lnercy
> the people ever when ycu preside,
by inducing YOU 70 GsNsew The train o..
measures BY WHICH your country Was
E,en te., INTO this unnecessary <As;i
Tu,arous WAY. A, faint hope IS Gu
,er,ained TIA, you viii yet, toetcsc5!t i
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05

iars lre1sby notified that a slividend oi
PEI cent 1161r The hast ila11f gear; IS
this day declared, and will be paid to
tstalemf or their legal Representatives
l2p Thursday'the sth'5ist. F5&b@7
70 By order OF ltha Board,;N =
ZS " JAS. LINZ. KENNA, 49,
sic ~. e :;5ns:Ti Cashier. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05

my ps re Is were C%-
cessIve. ] had S II
) owrcdicine eH.ao-
siveiy adv 81 tise and
thought ! would give
it a fair trial. | Il ok
about sirh+ boxes 81
Lgdia = Pintharn :
'Yege able Com
pound Tablets az
,eocdine &c dire ctlons
and'l feel llk 2 If
ferept. y Oman !
have not tat,an any
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
A Century Ago.
Dean Swift.


We print elsewhere in to-
days paper excerpts from q
Fourth Of July Grafton, de-
livered on July 3, 1913, the
fourth being Sunday, by WI
liam H. Fitzhugh, in Alex
ardria. 1t was published II,
the Gazette's edition Of the
sixth, and the editor felicl-
tates the paper on its enter
prise in making so speedy :
publication.
!. The Grafton, Itself, is =
model of the severe classical
style Of those days. 1t con-
tains two rather lengthy
Latin quotations, with one Of
which it concludes. The
other we print, and wonder
if any vtf our high ischooi
graduates Of this year coulG
translate it? II abounds in
classical illusions, some Of
which we give, and is repleta
with metaphor. The sen
fences are long and involved,
but exemplify the Eight
aenth century English, Many
Of the figures are beautifui,
and the thought poetic and
full of the Hottest patrirlsm,
Chicago has had CON
structed, or perhaps we
should say, edited, q reade"
for the public schools, which
tells Of her greatness IN the
past and present, and pre-
pllesies her eminence in the
future. Why should net
Alexandria, possessing al
real history, compared WITH
which Cilicag0's sinks into
ipsignificance, also prepare
a reader for It's schoolgirl
dren, recounting the great
deeds Of its founders and
citizens, and reciting, ipsis-
si1na verba, the great
thoughts written, anG words !
spoken, by the mighty minds
who were wont to gather
within its halloWed pre-
cinctS? There would be
this difference: that, while.
the Chicago sch0ol-reader
would be of little use TO the
children of Alexandria, Vet
the larter,s textbook would
be Of untold value not only
to Chicago, but to every
town and city in the land.
Think Of an epic OF pork
packeries Of all Had Of!
Hinky-Dink and Bath-housa
John! The imagination
grows faint and refuses To-
dwell ON the subject further.
The Grafton of Mr.. EitZ-
hugh IS instructive As well as
interesting, We glimpse
the state Of mind OF the OBJ
position 10 the adnn3nS
.iration. Madison was III thei
White House, OF what served |
for it ii, those days. The
Wan. Of 1872 was still redden /
ing the. soil With British allu
American blood, Napoleon
was Z drifting fling llelpleSsly oal
the tide towards Efba4 Eu- !
rope was iii a feFhag1t. AMI
the world seemed topsyz!
60 q ~H.. - ]. " s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
Published Daily by
S. Snowden and J. d. Simms
Royal Street, Alexandria.
TUESDAY. JULY 6. 1873.

Accounts We're received at Wash
iag;on yesterday morning, by the e%-
press mail from Buffaloe, Of the Can
tune of Col. Bocrsteller and his re-
imcnt Of upwards Of 800 men by the
British. abou. II miles from s..
George.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05

\ series II letters addressed to The
President Of the United States, j;
commenced in the Gazette Of this
morning. Our readers MA recognize
n t1em the pen which has been ne
Gently and ably employed IN tracin-'
the causes and consequences Of tn
VIE in which we are engaged, an"
i: GllinQaying the plans by which lts
r@ogress might be arrested. When
sugh men speak, let the people listen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05

We are gYaritiea IN BENG enabled
10 present Nh. FItzhuch's Grafton 10
eur readers, =. an carrier day t!.an
was expected. IL viii be foaud in
his days paper EXTRACTS printed
elsewhere in tod;.y,s Gazette.-Gdi-
tsr.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
TOO WEAK
TO Wf1RK
Lytl;a E.e;nkha','s Vegetable
Compound Restored Mrs.
Ou;n2t 5 Hea Ill, Now She
E2sGtss Her H1nsewrork

Srelbgville, Mo 4 was only able 10
10 iignG hogsswork he2ause fer moIthS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-05
FOR SALE

At Four Dollars EACH, so ewes,
better wooded than Sheep are Of the
common breed. They shall have Inc
season Of two beautiful, full-bloodec
Merjno Rams. gratis. Also. for SALE,
$50 lbs. Of Wool, of excellent quality,
;at 80 cents per pound, Apply to
.,,... William Alliso.i,
FL iWo6al;gen, near Mount VERMONT
------------------.---------- -----------------
VIRGINIA.
Ii The Clerks Office of the Coipo-
ration Court of The City Of .'Alexan-
1nia, on the 27th day of June, 1921.
Daniel W. Martin, complainant vs..
Margaret Martin, Defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. 1914.
MEMO. &a.t
The object CT this suit is to obtain
cor the complainant a limited divorce
On the grounds Of wiifuf arid voluntary
lesertion and abandonment, and that
,lle same may be merged into an, alb
solute divorce upon the passage Of the
statutory period of three years.
1t appearing bysan affidavit filed in
his cause that ,ths defendant Margar-
4: Martin5 is 5snQS fasiden't of this
S:dte ut IS Ordered That. sad. de-
PENDANT appear here Within ie1EfslsTs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

biibren, 8aiiing, 9. 9. $. GAM $7.12;
8ertb g. 8. Gam $7.12; sos. 3. 9artel
SIP; @ei6tporenengebiibren, 8aiing,
S. q. 9enrb SLIP; g. sc. 9en5 $1.12;
Sal. German, Cages uub Meilengebiibz
ren als County apmmilidr $1,000; 9eiz
nen Ige1tur, Yrdmie fir gerliderungsz
idein 5000; gprpners @ebii6ren rl1o
auslagen, @ubert 4 Meper, $6.4O; So
80; $3.50; $500, 1920, $4,000; $6.4O,
gerltderlngs Serpice M9entur, gremie
fir @eriiderrng $3.50; 2olis 9. Soft,
8ef6lporenenoienit, @alling, $1.10;9erz
MAJ aruis, 3eugengebiibr, @oiiing ST.
-; g. sc. 2abr, gpuutD oammildr Suz
ges% u1b Meilengebibren $61.4O; Sobn
Gang, @il1tragungsge6iibren $27.OO;
5einrid S. 2imperid}, Erdmie fir Ser
li6erung $36.40; @i9. 2olo, County,
aommiildr Cages unb Weilengebii9t
$117.SO; or. WaD, WeId)lporenenDienIt
0alIing $1.12; Mops Supplies $43.13,
W}onn & Einoult, 9lrDiteften @ebiiGr,
$59.27; 81. q. Mertes, GcINtporencnz
oienit, Sore SIP; q. s. MeDcr, Wez
Id]nprerenoienit, @ore, $1.12; W2inneloz
ia Staats Sanitariu1n, 8ebn,Ollng bon
Yotienteu $1O6.75; 81. s. Minette, 9ienlt
nls lpfaler l1nfra1tinipeftor $6O.4G; g.
g. Molitor, 9ienit ais @eIAlporener,
@ailing Sill; 5ranf Worebouie, 3euz
gengebibr rnb Neilengelb, Stunbebef
$4.96; g. 6. Wurpbp, @ei6tporenenz
bienf, 8ore SLIP; 8. q. Yonault, So
ro%uersgebiibr nnb 4uslogen 1913; Ii
mes 9rudgeieMdaft, @er0ffentlidu1g Ser
Gountp &ommi1drzSerbal1blungen $79.z
so; 6. @. Sallnbers, geld'porenenoienlt
@olling SIP; 6errf1a1n S1ad, Sc
ldlpprenenDienlt 8ore SLIP; 8. S. @9dz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
fer, besgleiben $1.12; g. S. s9dfer,

fer, ,oesgleiden $1.12; 8. S. s6dfer,
Supplies $4O.15; 9. g. 5doener, Sbez
riffsgebiibren ntb Nuslage-arn1e II. a.
$37.65; anbere SdQe $295.50; 6. S.
s6ultenoper, 3ellgengebiibr uno 0eilen@
aelo - Stuntebed $4.96; @nbreas 56u~
NADER, GeldlporenenDien1t, @ani11g, 81
-; Cart gdnl5, @eidiporenenoienit, 30
re SLIP; SecuritD 8lanf 9oof nno
Yrinting Company, 5upplies $24.3O;
gbep. Sipinsfi, @eldtpDrenenoienlt, So
re, SIP; s. $. Stafford, Geidtporenenz
bienit Sailing SLIP; Ole stranoe,
9ienit als l1rfraut Snlpeftor .$47.3O;
@ep. Stlber fir 5ol5bafen $1,000, SEQ.
s. 16ielnanl1, GeiGlporenenoienf, Balz
ting SLIP; Sal. 5beiien, besgleiten S1-
-; Splb, Sing & San 8eaufii6tiguaJ
.oes gourtGallsbaue5 $50o.4.5; g.G. Greg
fdel, Ge11porenenoienIt, Bore S1.12f
Sen pan 2otr, 3eugengebiiDr, @a1ltag
$7.12; oes9lei6en @esLep S7.12;, 4ntp'
@ortenbcr9, Gienit ali lIifral1tinipfifos
81 uno $122.40; 2eD s. @eisnfaIm,
@el6lporenenbienlt Sore SIP; Start
8ieboff 3e~ugengebij6r u1o Meilengellb,
StlulDebca 1922; g. g. Skinner, Sc
Idapdrerenoienlr, @oiiing $1.t2; bes@
gleiben 9ienlt als llnfrautinipeftor
$15O.40; Soiepb @i,,fler, @eldlporere1a
bien1t, Sora, SLIP.
auf Nntrag bertagte lib Die Beb0rpe
fine Sic.
g. g. 2n6r, @oriiber Ser Gountp@
8ebDrbe bon Stear1ls County,
Witln.
Sieeel-Seltdti9t: Nifolous Sbomcp,
County @ubitpr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

g3n6mitto9slikune, Sen 16. Npperlbcr
1921.
9erGertneun9 9c1ndb trat oie goltntpz
geb6rbe 5uiammen; ol1e O3itglieber M
ipeienb; g. g. 2abr ais @orliker. Sic
g%ountpbebDrbe nabn1 5,1r g%ripdsung Sic
Mneelegenbeit be5iiglib BEG 5dape1erz
iabes in gtoblierung bes i1tpisielen
@rabens So. 8 in 5tearus nnb aanbiz
pobi County ouf; unb ba Elm 3ertififat
ppm gountb Mlbttor bie1es County bprz
lag, in INTELLIGENT Sic betreffenben Setrdz
ge angegeben iinb, Sic bonn Geribt in gez
nannter Mnselegenbeit erlullbt lpltrben,
10 lit biermit 3abluus beitdtigt; nnb ipei<
terbil1 ongeorbnet, baB Ser gpnntp M1z
bitor leine @arrants a1sldreibe gemdb
Ser bonn @eri6t feit9eiebten 51mme,
r1d1nli6 So Bro5ent, Sic bon 9tearns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

gountp be5ablt iperoen ion, rnb DAB oieie
8ablung fofort sei6eben ion. 4nf Nn<
trag nurbe Die slrbetter liability @erz
Ii6erungs Eolice $50. 3z1657224 mp
Mutomobil Holice $50. g@516921 be1tdz
tigt, bon oieier BebDrbe angenommell
uno Nufbepabrllng anseorbnet.
Cine 3ul6rift bes Suit 5eitfa nno
arOerer, erbdrtet bnr0 cine 2eit1drtft
pes lanbipirti1aftli6er 9epartements
Der llniperlitdt boll Mitmelpta, in lpelz
der Oas @eiu6 entbalten lit, Die Count
tpbeb0rbe 1plle III. 3ablung fir einell
SileS@alerab5ug nabbelfen, Der IN etz
nem gelpiIen Sell bes 5plpu 3ton gez
mad)t lperoeu 1pu, urp bon lpeldem 5ile
@a1erab5u9 bebarptet lpiro, oab ei11 ofz
fentli9es &egebett austrodnet unb Dnz
fer bon bead%tel1sipertem gtlleen lit, lplr&
Be Ser 8eborbe u%lterbreitet, ntlD ul1T
Nntrag lullrpe beiagte Nrt~gelcgenbeit sur
meitereu llnterlud)ung 8%uriifgclegt. Irf
Nntrag pl1rbeu Die ~9tec1n1ngen De5 Snlpll
ct. Wlurtiu fir @egez nue 8riifenarbeit
BON ser 9eb0rbe ouf Ben grul1o bin perz
%lporfen, baB oiele Se60rpe be5ilglib Der
gef0ebenen slrbeit ui1t III &enntllls gez
Iest lprrOe. Cine 3uldrift Der @rent
9tortbern Sa9ngele(idnft be5ilglld zines
@elObetrages bon $15.72, Der ppn be-
lngter Company fir Grriebrigung ei1e5
gemillen gilbert BEL Clearwater gefprz
bert mirb, mllrbe Der 8ebDroe lnterbretz
tct; bielelbe blicb 1eitens Der BebDrDe
ll1,beriiflibtigt. Geiud be5 Sobn 8. @inz
tern1eber fir @rner1nlng als 5ei5er bes
11elen Contributes lprrbe bon Der 8ebDrz
Sc 5uriidgelegt.
Ser 9erit1t bes Ole Stranh, County
l1nfrautinjpeftpr nl1rbe Der SebDroe por@
allf @ntrag angerom,nen llno 5llr
Mnfbepabrung 5u~riidgelegt. Cine 3ltz
i6rift pes 8eu. 8l1Bndnu be5iigli6 Ell
ner l1nterluduhg Ser @etrdge Deg Sotpl1z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
ild BEG s. 81. 56mitt unb aaberer fir
gtablierung bes io%genannten Safe 8oz

iu6 bes $. 81. 56mitt unb anberer fir
@tablierung bes fpgenannten Safe 8o@
rpnis @eees. bas non ser 8ebDrbe 5,1<
riidgelegt lpurbe, Die 8eb0rbe aber Der
Nuiidt lit, pa6 etpas in oieier Ingelez
genbeit 9elGeben 1otue, iplrbe bas Sc
lu6 ipieber aur grpd9ung %pprgenpmmen.
Auf 9utrag lpuroe angeprbnet, bnB etn
&erbGr besiigli6 bes Geiu6cs I'M Gonnz
tn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Der Stabt ct.
Glpub in 9euuuntem County am Mittlpod
Den q. 9e5ember, 1921, mprgens nelln
ltbr abgebalten inerben lpl, gu lpelder
3eit ru1b al melc6em 8laee beiagte ges
borne aIles anb1reu miro; mas fir ooer
9ceel, @enebmigung bclugten 8eludes
norgebradbt meroen mag, unp nciter a1z
g%eorbnet, uno boB g. sc. 2abr, Sal.
S,ermnn, Socob @eber, @cid), Splo l1no
s. 5. @oremoml, @(itgiiener pieler We
hGroc hermit ols &nnlitce e%r1nnnt iino,
,beiagte prpppuiertc Gtablierltng eeanllnz
ten @egc3 6u ltl1tcrI lld}ell, unD onb 9e<
1alllltes Nomitcc alf Der Strede be1ng@
ten @egcs an Segiumu1g5pulfte III gez
1lunlltem Gpurtp om 9ieultag, Den 13.
9e5ember 1921, uac0mittags / l(br gum
3lpede 5ulammentpmn1en lnQ, Die prnpoz
uiertc Gtoblicrrmg belo9teu @eges 51
,u1terluben ulo III %genunllter Ner1anmz
lung beiagter Seb0rne, mic bierin ipe5l@
fisiert, 5u beridtcn, u1o oaB piebse5ii9z
Iid)e Sefanntmadun9cn c~rlallel lnp l1od)
Gelctcsppridrift a1ge9eftet lperoeu lolz
len.
Sic betreffenben @eiuGe bes 2aniel
Subj, Watbias &ubl unb Sobn &lebr, IN
ipelbem gebeten miro, lire Sa1bereieu
ppm @iaagc ct. N'artin 81 trsnl1s:l u11o
lie 51 eiuem Sell pes Splpnlbtp ct. Wfarz
tin 5l uaden, lpurbe Der 8ebDrpe inter
brcitet ullp auf Nntrag ongcorhnet, Dap
@erb6re be5ii9li1 iener Eetitionen am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
Mitttpod], Sen 81. 9e3ember, 1921, 10.
llbr Morgens I'M County 8ommiilar5ims

Mitttpod, Ben 81. 9e5ember, 1921, 10
llbr Moreens I'M County &ommiiiar5im<
mer i'm gourtbalie in Der 5taot ct,
glpuh, 5tearns gountp, Wtnnclota,
itattfinben unb bab Gerb0rsnoti5 nab
@eletesporidrift e%rlaiien lperben lol.
sluf Nntrag mnrben Die @eiudle Der fplz
senp nambaft semadtcn Yerionen fir
@%erringerung Der @biddeungen nno
Steuern bon Ser 8ebDrbe gutge9eiBen
unb ser @inneiota 5teuerfommifion our
8eltditigllng empfoblen: 5einrib S. 8lenz
fer, Sran5 g. Malion. Georg Nbeln, sc.
@oliug, emma 3illmer, @. 6. 8oonep,
2oren5 a8l1er, CLARA Wf. goltelp, Spbann
aolb, q. pSrcier, Ole s. Nelipn, Gaspar
Mob, A,1guit 6. 5Dft nno 2ouis @ieber.
sluf Mntrag pltrbe bus Geln6 Deg 6.
8. 8rpper fir Serringerung oer Ib1ddz
brug unb Steueru an @rlnnpeigeltltm por,
Ser @e6Drbe perluprfen. Nnf Nntrag perz
tugte iib Sic Geb0rbe his Elm ,lllr nnd}s
mittags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
D~erRanSlmneett
oes BOARD Der County,
RommtNdre bon 5tearns
County, mtnneIota.
Office hes County Iuoitors, Stearns
Spuutp, Mtnu., Sen Is. NppcrIber, 1921.
Spcstcac Sikmng.

Spcstclle Siknng.
Sem @cleee sufpl9c frat Die SebDrne
Der 9nunth &pmmi1Grc ppu Stearns
Gu,uutr, Miln., Sulomneu. =. y. Sabr,
&nrliser, lnn WitoIiencr ompclcnh: ST.
cob @eher, Mid,uel 4nln, s. :. Sprgz
nlnun, Sal. Ncrmun nbpcIenn.. Sas u.
Shnlitt lnn uuoercr, III mcld)enl lln1
@tablierunn zines Gplmtplpe9c5 III Den
Solpns @oel1 &oIlcn uno %npncspitte ge@
hctert uiro, fau STINT SHluBpcrbor, ltlo
nnh lorgfGItiger GrluG0,m9 nller Gpi@
Ncns lullroe uon MtitbnGl So1o bcurtru1t
nllo bon 4. :. &or9Wnm uMtrritilbt. be-
Io9tc3 @eIudn 81 reuucrffn. @cluN oca
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r%afe &oroni5 @cAt2" mUroc Der ge@
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8. :. @or9mmlu, mlteritiiet BON Mtidl.
9uIo, nIl3 Dem 0rullNc S~lrildgelegt, poB
Der &cttcrsui1nlo eiu Nnn,itcc oleler Ne
bDroc pcrtiuoere, cine o~urd1Ndr9lge llu@
t~eriudnnne Der Strcde nc3 gennI'ntell
proppnicrtetl @cgc5 Sl Nitlcr Se1t npr<
Suucbmcu. Nuf Nntrug uertn9te llb Die
Seh0rNe uuo crtlurtc eilltl hulbel1 Ueterz
tno lucoeu Der tS. Sluuo CUTE Me9e@
Teier, oobcr %crtuglng bis M1ttlppd),
Mprgcus Q llhr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

Mittiupdl, ncn 16. Ntnpcmber, 1921.
Ser @ertogulg gen10b trut sic Count
tpbebDroc Suionmeu. 9. g. Sabr, %orltz
Der, unb ale Mitglieoer anlpelenD. Gez
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-27
Stack Wins in Union.

A Democratic primary was
held in Union county last Satur-
day to decide whether A. M.
Stack or r. B. Redwine should
be the Union county candidate
next year in the June primary
for Judge Of this district. Mr..
Stack won by a vote of about
three to one. 1t is said the WON.
en- vote did it. Senator Redwine
had opposed woman suffrage,
while former Solicitor Stack had
favored their voting; hence, the
women lined up for him last Sat
urday.
w. E. Brock is the present
Judge, he having been appointed
by Gov. Morrison two months
ago to succeed w. ]. Adams,
Judge Brock will of course be in
the race to succeed himself. 1t
will be a hot fight between the
Arson and Union county men,
with perhaps another candidate
or two from the other counties.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-27
ODD FELLOWS
Veteran. Night. Ladie., Night.

Monday was a red letter day
with the local loge. Those who
had been members as long as
twenty-five years were presented
with gold pins worn only by vet
Grams. The presentation speech
was delivered by Vice. Grand
D. L. Coppedge, and appropriate
responses were made by those of
the recipients who were preset,
Messrs. George Warburton, Dock
Warburton, R. S. L. Davis and
w. R. Coppedge. Messrs. ]. c.
Stubs and S. Biggs were not
present, but pins were provided
for them. Messrs. w. T. Cow
ington, W. N. Everett and D. M.
McInnis had received similar
pins nearly a year ago.
Interesting addresses were
made by other membrs.
After the exercises refresh
ments were served to members
of the lodge.
Mr.. George Warburton has
been an Odd Fellow fifty-hve
years, and his brother, forty-sev'
en- years.
1t hrs been decided to change
the date of Ladies' Night from
Nov. 7 to Oct. 81. All Odd Eel
lows and their lady friends and
all Rebekahs are invited to at
tend. The lodge will be opened
at 7::3O, and will take a recess al
8 so that the ladies can be ad
mitted to the lodge room. There
! will be speech and music, ane
oysters will be service. 1t is ex
pectad to make this occasion ONT
of the most interesting in thu
, history OF the Rockingham Lodg'
and it is hoped that every mem
: Der will try to be present. 1t will
|, be the winding up of the After
l dance Contest.
W. R. Coppedge.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-27

96 counties of this State are
represented in the student body
of State College at Raleigh. The
registration to date is 1,04l. OF
the counties Wake leads with GA
students, Guilford with AZ, Bun
combe Al. Virginia has q stud
ents there and South Carolina
Is. China has 5, South Africa 3,
Serbia 2, Japan l. In the religi-
Gus affiliations of the students
the Methodists lead with 1888,
Baptists next with 1926, Presby-
terians 154, Episcopalians 48,
Christians 81, Lutherans &c.
The remainder is scattered
among Is other denominations.