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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
8crbnrt Sanefmann on Inrim
6urfi.

guf Sen Silier:i Warim @orfis
lot Der Gidter @erhor. 0ouptmaun
elciem in clnem llngeren Scle.
0rolnlu gennttportct. II Dem eS, Der
,9erliner YPomagSpoit" 5ufoIge, oni
Sd)Iuiie beibt: Gle gur;e Siuili.
lierte Welt bat Sbren eritiitternoen
Htltf nIdlt MIR nit 0eu Gbrcn, ion,
Germ audi nit Dem &er5cn aehort.
Sic Miro i'm nidlt obne antport
laiieu. Sc mehr iie 3u tuu imitanNe
IL ie better es ibr acIingt. 0lruler
mo araufbejt SIT betdmpicu. INN 10
tteter miro iidl nje Ncnihbe;t ent.
l%iihner. SSaS obcr Nas ihmerQe.
priiftc. bod onielts hili@bercite oelt.
ihc 8olf bctrifit. 10 lit eS ihon heltte
eurh oen Ritf aus Dem Often tief
crregt uao beipegt. uno th bari &C.
troit ioaen. onB 9olt uno ReifS-
rtIieruu1 in Dem inuilen @uuife
eiuia iiuo. und beitem &erm6gen
tottriitis Silie 81 Ieiiten.
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Gle Slim Snbuitrie als
Qaiterpbul!

NAtsefT""
Ser miiien min, mas Die Snoen
aus BEN bon linen Dolitdnoig con-.
troairten Boobies" gemaft baben
mo obne ,3tpeifel 3u MAIDEN fortfab.
rem meroen, menn niht ELM glib
itrabl oifentlider Gntrliit1ng ibneu
in ole Bdraoe i1hrt, - Der leie MIR,
menn aud nit Shauoern, Ole neue-
item Sfan6nle in Snn 6raneiscol
Die ihneQ uuo Die Elm llnfraut
emporgefommene 5ilminouitrie miro
INNER mebr 3u einem 9titteIpunft
lid formlid iagenoer Sfanoale,
i'll eriter 9inie in 9merifn, meil oas
solo bier 1T reifiten Str0men oen
ioaennunten 6ilmsStar5 3uflieBt. Ser
9eruf oe5 legitimen Shauipielers er.
ioroert i'm Auqemeinen gang anoere
0orbil0ung uno aud ,Sntelligen3 ais
Die Gbdtiqteit oes 6iImoariteuers.
menn es bier aud 3peifellos mand)e
Ait5nabmen gibt. Sir gepiiie Hoaen
Der Manoelbilo 0iibne lit ed)tes 0ar.
iteneriihes Salent notbig, aber i'm
Gurd,ihnitt gcniigen cine cute ODER
auh fomii6e grif}einung, einige @e.
manotbeit mo ein paar Gniffe Der
@ilbuentehnif, oeren grlermrng iif
obne iouocrlid)e Weiibe uno aenntniiie
crmoqlifen ldBt. IS lit iomit fem
@unoer, oaB ole Sterne am Slim,
bintntel 5ablreid) Ieudten, Die Dtebr.
3abl ser ~Stars" fommt olls iebr be.
iheioenen &erbdltniIien uno ser leid)t
gemonnene Reidtbum per1pirrt ibnen
raid Den Sinn. @ie oiele oieIer
Silmgroben entarten 0urh 0ns piele
@Glo! QoS iiingite 8eihebniB oieier
@rt III San 6rancisco fam oaber
nift ionoerlih %iiberraid)en. @enn
Grandchildren bon Satin" Irbudle,
neldler Der grmoroung elmer Goaegin
angetlagt lit, nit Dem 9oune belegt
mer0en, 10 lit Dies in Oromtng, obne
Riidiidt oarauf, oh Ser Monn iflieB-
lid) Ser @eriibung oes Gerbrehen3
iduloiq befunoen miro ODER niht.
Cine Yerionlidfeit, oic inter fold
ifpcrer Nnflage itebt ioQte Dem
Ritblitum nid)t offentlih i'm 8ilo Dor.
gefiibrt neroen. Nuein e5 lit Iider,
lih nid)t mlroer tnoelnSmertb. nenn
in Ser Greiie oerlei greiqniIie nadr
GrGften olsqeidlahtet peroen. in Ser
iiblid)en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, meldle in
ben Nuqen oieler u%nfunoiger Qeier
aus Dem Nngeifruloigten einenSeloen
maht. lleber ocrartige Sdue mltB
natitrlid beridltet meroer, nber Sober.
manlI BON 8eihmud uu0 Saftqefitbl
mug iih onran itoBen, fpenn err lieit.
nie piele Gier ODER mas ionlt Satin"
ooer Gin nroerer Selo zines Sfanool.
prn3eiies gum Trilbitiid az ODER piel,
mebr iraB. IS lit gennll oaS 8leihe
mie nit SEN Sheioung5pro5eiien Ser
amerifaniihen @eloariItofratie, sic
@|ehan0lltng i'm gr0Bten Ibeile Der
6ffentlif,en &reiIe lit oerutt, oaB lie
oie Gmpfinoung fir ernite ltno 60be.
re 0inue ertooten muB. MGhreno IN
2eitortifeIn oie mornliid1e Gerieu-
drunq ihnea reih qeporoener Greiie
qetaoelt uno nit iittlid)er Gntrititung
beiprodlen miro, bieteu sic Neltig.
feitsipaIten Ser gIeidcn @ldttcr aleS
auf, onmit Dem 2eiepublifum alth
niht oa3 Qerinqlte BON Ben eflen
Sfonoalen entqebt. @enn 0aber i'm
qlcidem 2Itbem ser @anl, peld)en
Die T~ilntbiibnc iiber zines ihrer reuoi-
aen Shofe %oerhGngt, qelobt miro, 10
lit 0ie3 oodJ uidt5 meitcr ais @ellfe-
lei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23


OeutinIanoponb iagt
Der .AeD 9orf 9ernlo": Ser ogtem
Dorf 6ero!o" 9lalIbt 81 lett an Die
8ermunit. 0ie 9tiidternbeit uno Die
8tlIcnSfraftoes oeutif)en Bol-
feS i'm Aagemeinen, er glaubt 5u telt
an Die mltnoerbnr gut o%rqaniltrte GET
Itnnq9fdbigfeit 0eS 0eutidlen Bottles
iur @ieOererlanQunq ieiner mirtb-
i6aitliden MahtiteIung, ais oaB er
bon Den @efabren Die oaa @irtb-
Cabinet momentan bcorobcn, Grnite5
befiirhten f0nnte -. Inter ben alls
aenblidlihen fur5lebigen @rihcinun-
gen orbeitet Die groBte mieoerberItel-
len0e un0 erboltenoe Grait, Die eine
Nation entfalten fam. Gin tpltnner'
bares Sd)oi1ipiel. ungcmein erfreul!d)
iiir Nue, Die ieine 9eoeutung in gan
sem llntfonqe erfaIien fonnen. I'M
ausgeiebt uno forti6reiteno arbeitet
GcutihIan0, arbeitet fir 0eutid)-
LAMBS Rettltng Ser feite @iae: mie-
ocracpinnerL. mieoererltelerl, mieoer-
erlangen. 9fid)t i'm politiiden ooer
milit1riif)en gimme lit oos SIT Der.
iteben, ionoern i'm inOuitrieaeu uno
mirtbidaftlit)en: ourf ebrlide
Nrbeit ser Sirne mo &0noe.
Gin @olf, oa5 bon oieIem 8eiite be-
ieeGt lit. oa5 mie oieies &olf Die ia.
biqfeit ser Organization unO Der Nr'
belt beiibt. fam niht nltf Die natio'
male Aufl0iung ~3utreiben.
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Orr sn alur Sian hat Die @clu

Dorf @orlo mo onoere 3eitunqeu,
rpelte Dem &ublitum reineu @ein
liber Die Slt-&lir-C 3 Qaniiotion elm
idertften, AM $t0.0O0.000 Shaoen-
criaB megen &erIeumounq ocrflagt.
9r miro D~er5fueiielt mcniQ pon ser
RieIcnilutme erboltcu. llucle Sam
madlt AnItolten Den &lon oui'a Nie-
renitiif 3u prilien. Gie 8eiitcr, oie
DER Rlan nit ieiner @ropaQonon qe-
cufcn, menoen lid lest mt perooppel.
ter NlId]t gegen i'm.
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Dir inbiidlen sifhs. Die Gnalanb

6eute 10 piel 81 ihaffen MAIDEN, iino
oicielben Sifb5. Die ENGLAND our Be
fdmpiung Deutid lanbs auI
ben europdii6en arie9sidauplab
brudte. 0ort limo tie inter engliihen
Cffi3ieren in Ole mooerne RriegS-
flnit eingetiihrt moroen. Run brin.
gen iie oieie alnIt gegen Die Gng-
Ianoer 3ur Nnnenoung. 0omit
hunoeln Tie ourd)aus iolgeriftig. 4n.
ipruA allf 9eoaueru bat England
nidt. 41h cine Art 8eredtigfeit
Ser @cltgeididte!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23

ass CUR ob;Gcs be, our Country, oar
Sasie Country, and nothing but our
Jsaatry. And by the blessing of God,
@Ay that country itself become q
ASS and splendid monument, not
~ Suppression and terror, but of wis
Sara, OF peace, and of liberty, upon
whica TIE world may gaze with
s~AwisaSiOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
Gin bebcntiamcS 3cidDen Der 3c.t

Sin bebeutinmcs 3cidlrn Der l5e.r:
8ie 6rant Norri@ in Der ioebeu cr.
%td1lenellen Ottobcr 9tltnner pom
Rear'on'a Qfnao3iuc %onfilu0i0t. miro
or BON MN an fir 0a@ Mtoan5in. 0a$
'einer Scltlng cnt3oQcu mo Ser 0es
tdonacilt;0cn SdriititeucrS Tllion
g)ouilg uHteritellt mer0eu miro. feline
YrtiteI iibcr id)nebenot poIitiihe
SSroQcn mehr idlreiberL ion0cru I'D,
o1tf oo3 rein litcruriihe eStbici h.
id)ranten. Die itrcjtborc. qepen Den
Gtrom anihpimmeuoc politiidr 10.
icnif hnt iih tbCu bel Der tSleiduil.
tiQtcit oc@ nmeriFaujidleu 9eiepnbIi
fume ridlt bcjnhlt. <n Ser Aufiiu.
oiQuna ron Srnnt Narria hti6t Is in
ieiuer hraitiiteu Sdlrctbmeiie n6rt.
lid: sd bin fertia; elm 0nmpf fnr
Die amerifaniid,cn SSoinlc @aib.
iugtonS uno 1efferuuS 1T
IN unieren Ser. StaGtca hcutiutaat
10 uidtia mic bns Spudcn acacu ei.
c Stnrm - oaS eiaene ehrIidc
~ d I nnb bic eieeue @arDc
IriSet oarunter."
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0ie uuoariide Reaiernna last eini.

ge Wiuiaroen arollen Bantnoten in
Der Sdtpci3 orufen, oa ibre eigenen
9oten6rudpreIien ourh lleberitrapa-
3ierunq unbrnu6bar g~eporoeu limo.
gaIo miro ieoe 3iitte i'm Ytagparen.
Ianoe nit entmertbeten 0eloideinen
tape3irt meroen fonnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
Sine 8iftblitbe britiIdcr GrOpu.

Olle WtTIDiltUe U~TlttINpcT FTUpu'
paQanoal Ser neueIte Shonoplon
britiidler propaganda in oieiem Can.
Sc beiteht oarin, oen Sobrestog Der
Understanding Der " a q Il q
Gbarta" in olfen enQliif-ipreden.
oen 9Qnoern ais Nntional 6eiertag
81 beqcbert. % oieier Gag ais
,@runolage Ser 6reibeit" gefeiert
peroen iou un0 iiber0icS in ben gto-
nat SUM, alio fur3 Dor inherent
.@lorreihen 8ierten4 fGut, 10 err
fennt man oie Nbiidt, BEN groBen
anlerifaniifcn llnabbdngigfeita-T GAG
Eli pcrfleinern uno nit ser 3eit bel.
leid)t Ben .Maqua Gbnrtn Gog an
Stelle u%tiereS oierten Slli rilden ST
lalien.
Die 3eitrnq i'm Often, ser mir bic
ic Nadlridlt entnebmen, tbeilt oltBer-
Dem NIT, oaB es belize, 0aB GrGii0ent
Hidolds Mllrrap Gutter BON ser
Columbia llniperiit1t iid SIT @uniten
0eS beabiid)tiQten ncllen iSeiertaqes
uu2Qeiprod)en babe. @Gre Der Same
nidt Qenannt morbcn. 10 Bate man
mnhritcinIih 0nrouf gcrotben.
Der Strcih miro nj d. I %uelingen",
10 lhreibt ~nelunQen Ser nWtilmaufee
Scroll. llnieren Y&iertcn" meroen
mir ms ME un0 nimmer uno
nienlnla u2bmen IoiIen - II fl t pom
@eorQe. Dem &ina. Of pom
@eorqe, Dem % nj It er, uno
II If I Don NiholaS nit icinemt
QroGcn SinteufnB."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
Sir Ganop miro i6brlid, in ben

E%'ercinigten Stnuten cine Otiniaroe
Collars oltsgegeben, - 0ns lit bel
oen @itterteiten 0es Guieins 10 5ieu,
lid Der ein5ige Croft, Der inns qcblic.
bent
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23

erlasrnu IeOen 6reitus.

k-<rausseber. Sic Observation-Disclosures
aooIf GnEert0=. pralioeTIt.
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am beften uno Iiheriten 1T es, ods
Sch Ger g o f iung (ytonen
Erberl. bic Der Yoltuleilter IN ben groS
asrsn CrtI4nften ausGelen lam, 81
anerSenben. @benio gut uno liber INN
sls 5 eiIuu8en, Del'
he b.. 4qenten in alien @TpreBsSt9ttos
ueu ausifeQen. 8enn man bus 9elo
ser goitanpeiiun9 ODER per @~rpreBan'
sseiiune ldldt, lit Is uiht rotbluenolg,
Ger betreffenren Brief regiifriren gu lnlS
len, tuenn Die aoreiie oeutli6 9eif)rteben
in. Qeet man odgeyen 8darg.io IN ben
,Hrtef, 10 iolIte oieIer tets reglltrlrt ner'
sen UNI iiher gu iein, oab oetlelbe rtds
no onfonrnlt. Eiir 8elbieuonn9en IN
.sinfahe.n 8riefberihluiie iibernebnltn
AIR feinerlei Serdnttportlthtett. i'm
Sal. BON &orebberdnoerungen perge1e
nan ia nttt, oi. alte ~ebenloiuobl fpte Die
saeue BoltOffice an3u9eben, BERN lontt
Rjnnen MIR ben giamen i'll ben 8lhern
taz Hiht finoeu.
Rouen ORDERS oiirfen nift, ME ods
10 Oft aeldtiebt, ols permetntlihe Outts
arna auridbehaIteu peroer.
gon6ern 1iub in ben 8rtefen bet5ns
tegen.
Gutttung' erfoIgt mn burd Genoeruue
ses 9dtuIns auf benz NoreBitreifen.
Ndn aoreiIire eiufah:
.RurbHsrn", 2a GrUfe, @ts.
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Die Iniirtcn i~trciten lid, nm bas
Oeutide @olO. - Ter gol0eue Npfel
Der Girls, Der @0ttin Der 3mietrad]tl
frnftl
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abOnne nleutsprsts

.OaOrs,ntern". ieOen 9ienstas. urO
a0roi1ern", leoen 5rettn9 9. portos
frsi, beine Boheublotter 5uidmmen pro
l'dhI mir pow
gadn europa uno Canada, auss
ldtieBlib ge8.n &orausbe3abiuu9,
Dortofrei; beioe Bodenaus8aber
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
Sunees. g~r6citsiefretGr 9apis rnfi

nm @ilie mir Sic NrbettsloIcn. -
Sier beoarf es aetpiB zines 9opio5,
Der oen 8oliatb Ser u b erif)l1qtl
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@eihdftss2ola
3elepbon : gsumlmer 393.

a0rDrern>0 ebdu0e, l23 D{dtn StrGBe
ga @rofe, IBIS.
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90 GroiIe Den %. S%eptcmber 1921.
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Srabtienfer nnb
0rabtthHrcn!

Sic bette Sorte 6enIter. uni
8eranOa . Grabtfeniter uno 9rabt
tbiiren, Die in ser Stoot 5u baber
iino, fonnen Sic BEL uns erbalten
Wir baben 0rabtfeniter unb 9rabt
tbiiren = Ole perlGBlihe Sorte -
i~iber5ogen nit Dem belten 9rabtnes
in alien Stonoaro @roBen, unf
menn Sic 8eranoa . 9robtfenIte,
mouen, 10 lolien Sic uns fir Sbrer
8eolrf einen 9oitenonidlag MAIDEN
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
The Flat River
Skydome Open

The Flat River Skydome opened
last Friday for the present season Of
entertainment. 1t Is again under the
capable and courteous management Of
G. 7. Horn, who last season estab-
iished a most enviable reputation for
unfailing attention to business and
personal attention to patrons. He is
always present, and is always pleased
TO give prompt attention to any wish
or complaint of anyone. With such
attention as he makes a speciality OF
giving, all who attends that popular
place of entertainment are assured Of
an evening of splendid entertainments
whenever they go there.
Not only are the patrons of the
Flat River Skydome assured of long
program of the finest pictures, but
those going in cars can rest assured
that their cars will be carefully looked
after and protected, as there are com.
modious parking grounds and watch
men to protect them from possible
trespassers, There is also excellent
orchestra music throughout the pers
formance. Even though you may live
a distance from Flat River, should YOU
desire to take a ride to that place,
The Times feels perfectly safe in
recommending that you visit the Sky
dome should you desire to see the best
of screen performances, at a nominal
price.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
Arranging for
Next Sales Day

Again is thorough and complete ar
rangements being made for Farming
toms next Sales Day, which will be
next Saturday, May 28th. In view of
the splendid preparations now in prog
ress, this should be ono of the best
OF the several events Of the kind that
has been held here. Therefore 1t aD-
pears to be a perfectly safe PROPOSE
ton that no one will be disappointed
who attends.
The outstanding feature Of this COM
ing Sales Day will be the distribution
OF twenty-seven or more registered
Jersey heifers, which will that day be
distributed among the various club
members, in accordance with their or
ders. Rev. Chas. Schuttler, president
OF the local Farm Bureau and splen-
did judge of dairy cattle, left for the
east last Saturday to see that this
shipment measured up to the hirh
standard expected.
Everyone should make arrangements
early to be in Pennington next Satur-
day. The earlier you come the more
you will see, as the day will be full of
interesting events, one of the most in
teresting of which will be the special
bargains that will be offered that day
by Pennington merchants, as an
nounced in most attractive manner in
the double page advertisement in this
issue of The Times.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
Sundy's Grove a
Pleasure Place

Sundy Liolios is already getting his
halfway grove and picnic grounds in
splendid condition for the present sea-
SON He is adding many improves
raents and number of ATTRACTIONS,
and this excellent grove, located just
midway between Pennington and Flat
River, will doubtless be the most pop.
ulartresort in the county Within a
short time,
A lighting plant, wSich win thor
otghly illumlnatefgthe grove, is now
being installed, $50 that, either day on
night, this splendid green spot will apa
pear AS all oasis I'd all passing that
way 1t also promises To be d Fsbpus
lar place fpr dinHer, picNics, dancing
parties, etc, as anything that may be
deairedto conpiste the enjoyment VIII
be at hand You Will hare to SET this
improved piece 70 appreciate
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
Charged With
Bootlegging

City Marshal C. M. Black. of Ell.
wins, last Friday arrested in that place
Cecil Dees, of Doe Run, charged with
bootlegging. When arrested Dees had
in his possession two gallons of wha,
Marshal Black pronounced "good
drinking whiskey," even though il
was canned, being in fruit jars, per-
haps with the idea of hoodwinkine
the officers.
Dees' preliminary hearing is set for
May 31st, in Squire Martins court in
Flat River.
Marshal Black also told Times re-
porter of having been called the last
of the week to a place in Elvins by
an unusually large assemblage there.
Formerly the place was known as the
'old red barn., but recently it had
been converted into. dwelling. He
said the house was filled to overflow
ing, and that there were scores of
men in the yard also. Some were
drunk, others had apparently been
drinking, while some seemed to be So
ber. While he was satisfied bootleg
ging was, or had been, in progress
there, the crowd appeared to be so
well organized as to keep him steered
away from the guilty party, or par
ties.
Finally one of the inebriated ones
became so rank and abusive that the
Marshal took him in and started with
him to the calaboose. But the prison.
er showed fight, when the Marshal
landed a swift right to the jaw, which
served to sober somewhat and stale
the pep of the bad man. When taken
before Elvins' new Police Judge, who
had taken his oath of office with the
promise that he would clean up the
town, the prisoner wasdweighted down
with a fine of 81 and costs, totalling
q little more than $5. This paper IS
informed that considerable indigna-
ton was aroused among the better
class of citizens Of Elvins by such
stroke in the cleaning up"
Of Elvins. 1t does appear to be
rather light fine to be assessed by one
in to "clean up Elvins, which |
in times past has been rather dirty. |
Blacks friends also contend |
that such action on the part OF the !,
Police Judge is rather weak support |
If his efforts to make few bad act
,rs behave themselves. fej
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
Good Roads
Delegates Here

Yesterday was Good Roads Day in
Pennington, when delegates repre-
senting the Southeast Missouri Trunk
line Highway Association from
througout this district, which runs
from st. Louis 10 Dunklin county, in
the extreme southeast corner Of the
State, were present TO the number Of
about seventy-five. 1t was splendid
meeting and most important gather
ing of real good roads enthusiasts.
who left their business to attend this
meeting, often at considerable extra
trouble and expense, without the
slightest hope Of fee or reward, except
to see that the money to be appropri-
ated from the taxpayers Of the State
is well and properly applied to road
construction, in order that the people
may secure a maximum Of benefit
therefrom.
The Pennington end of the days
program was carried out in such
manner as to call forth the spontane-
GUS approval Of the guests, who were
profuse in their thanks for the splen-
did entertainment that wns given
them. A local delegation, in eight
automobiles, met the delegation from
the north at DeSoto, and accompanied
them to this city, where number of
delegates from other parts Of the dis
trict had already assembled. The
meeting convened about 3 o'clock, and
at o'clock the visitors were taken
for drive through State Hospital
No. 4, where they enjoyed another
pleasing surprise with the appearance
of that institution. From there the
parade, consisting Of innumerable cars,
went into the great Lead Belt of st.
Francois county.
On their return to this city q ban
quet was given in the Masonic temple,
which was garnished with a number
of excellent talks by different visitors.
and the days program was brought to
an suspicious close. Owing to the fact
that the program encroached so
nearly on the hour for The Times go
ing to press. we are unable to go into
details on the carrying out Of the
lays program. Suffice it to say that
each and every committee of the
Pennington Chamber of Commerce.
inder whose auspices the program
vas arranged and carried out, did their
work most efficiently and well.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
John Allen
Making Good

Many Pennington friends of John
Allen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. AL
len of this city, will be pleased to
know that he is having remarkable
success as a travelling salesman. For
some time past he has been travelling
out of Salt Lake City, Utah. for the
J. G. Hancock Drug Co., of Denver,
Colo. As an indication of the great
success he is enjoying in his chosen
vocation, it is only necessary to yre-
produce the following extracts from a
letter he received from his firm under
date of May 18th:
at is with great pleasure we an
nounce that you have won all of the
three prizes for April, and we are
sure that Mr.. White will make out
your check and mail it to you very
soon. Besides the congratulations due
you on this alone, we are very glad
also to tell you, as we have before,
that you were the only man that show
ed gain over the previous month.
The spirit you have shown is CRATE
fully appreciated by us.
"It is our intention to transfer you
to the Ell Paso territory, as you re-
quested. That territorv has been more
or less neglected for some time. and
we think you are the proper man to
send there. Am sure you will have
good business there, as that territory
seems to be in good business condi-
tion. We would be very glad to hear
from you soon as it is possible for you
10 come to a decision as to the man
you think would be best suited to trav-
81 in your territory"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-05-20
City Cash Store
In New Quarters

The City Cash Store is now IN its
new quarters in the building recently
occupied by the Industrial Transpor-
tation Company. The new quarters
have been thoroughly overhauled and
rearranged, with much new and first
class goods added, SO that the estab-
lishment now presents the appearance
OF a real retail establishment. While
the stock is large and complete. there
is still abundant room for shoppers to
get around in comfort to inspect the
goods they may contemplate purchas-
ing.
Especially in the butchering depart
ment does the improvement appear TO
great advantage, as there Is room for
the best Of service, which that de-
partmert viii hereafter be prepared Ia
give to patrons. A large and elegant
Brecht refrigerator has been installed.
which will insure to customers The
best of meats properly aged and in
fine condition. The general appear
ance Of the City Cash Store now is
exceedingly attractive. In feet it is
. real ornament to the business dis
trict of Pennington, and will impress
all that there Is d place where they
can SECURE anything in the grocery and
meat lines that Is just what they de- J.
sire, and at the lowest possible prices.
y. y, Allen. who has thorough
knowledge Of the grocery and meat
business, remains in charge. and I'M
der the present correct working condi4
tions he will have additional oppor4
sunitY to illustrate how satisfactorilV
he can supply oil wants Of customers.
xou viii miss q real treat So lpng IA 4
ven fnil To cslll and inspect this really 4
model establishment, for the addi-
sional equiDment Of which considera
ble additional expense has been "a.
tailed In order to better supply ycrr
needs. 81