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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-10
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

(From the Times-Recorder Nov.
10, 1911D
a MERICUS people who are early
u risers see distinctly now the
Brooks comet visible in this section
for several weeks past, and star gaz-
ers in both the city and country
have been watching it with interest
for some time.
Fire Chief W. P Macarthur occu-
pied yesterday the residence on For
rest street purchased by him recently.
The property has been overhauIed
and greatly improved, and is very
desirable home
Americas will have the honor of
welcoming the Hon. Pope Brown here
on Wednesday, November %, as the
first of the three gubernatorial aspi-
rants to- honor the voters here with
his presence. Lacey Morgan, of the
Sumter county Pope Brown club, re-
Gently wired Mr.. Brown the clubs
invitation to speak in Americas.
-Four thousand feet of ditching for
the sanitary sewerage extension on
Lee street was begun yesterday when
the huge engine employed upon the
sewerage work was turned into Lee
and Bell street.
Mrs. w. H. Burgess has returned
to her home in Ideal after a visit Of
several days to Mrs. G. L. Williams
at her home on Church street.
Joe Poole, the little son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joe Poole, i'll recently with diph-
iberia, is now out of danger and fast
recovering. ...-.
Charles -Hogue, with the Seaboarc
Railway at Portsmouth, is spending
few days at his home in Americas
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-10
CONFESSIONS
OF 4 MOVIE
STAR
CHAPTER XXI
: INTO MY DRESSING ROOM

DOSE MONTILLON took me in
hand and taught me all she
knows about makeup and it is more
than the others know altogether.
And she raved because she hadn't
saved me from jealous cats.
Il saw you, dearie, and | meant
to wash your face, but Henry came
along with one of his tales of woe
and had to listen in. You were on
the set when | got rid Of him, But
| guess | can show you few make
up stunts the others haven't caught
ON to-"
She was true to her promise, and
for that | am always nice to Mrs,
Henry Larkin.
But / often wonder why Mrs. Nam
dy never lets Rose stay three min
utes alone with ME. It's a great
relief, one way, to have Polly An
derson stick around. When Pm alone
with Rose she invariably brings up
McMasters' name. She fairly raves
about his generosity. But when Mrs.
Mandy is among those present Rose
never mentions him.
Daily Rose contributed a bit of ex-
element to the routine of my dress
ing room.
I've read a good deal of nonsense
about the marvellous dresslng-rooms
of the famous movie stars. I've seen
pages of art which seemed to prove
that a studio dressing-room is an ar
tistic combination of drawing-room,
reception room, dining room, boudoir
and kitchenette. I've played small
parts in several studios but | never
came across any such elegance and
convenience as that.
I've discovered that most dressing
rooms are as simple as my own,
Which looks like a private room in a
modern hspital. It's a spacious &C.
ment cell opening from cement hall.
It's high and narrow, fire-proof and
sanitary, with huge windows.
The dressing tables gay cretonne
cover introduces dish of color. A
day-bed gayly pillowed, invites me to
relax and rest between scenes. There
are two comfortable chairs-and no
more-because it would never do to
encourage visitors when l should be
recuperating.
Neither is a stars dressing room a
place for a reception or a tea.
There is nothing superfluous, moth
ing fussy, nothing unnecessarily
decorative about my own belongings,
nor in the rooms of any of the mo-
vie stars / know. Most of them work
strenuously and for longer hours than
cook, waitress, dressmaker or
stenographer.
| suppose that once in a while a
girl may be carried to fame by the
magic carpet method, but | had to
clumbS up by the difficult rQad Of
exertion. | expect to stay UP by
the same method
Sometimes I've heard of stars who
take their vases and pillows as well
as their dogs from location to loca.
ton but the only extra luggage
ever wish into props" is a small
box Of violin records.
Never yet have | had to use gly-
cerine drops to register grief. l on,
ly need to hear certain violin records
any tears flow naturally.
Once l was standing outside a set
listening to the wall of Chopin's fu-
neral march, and waiting for my cue
to rush on in passion of tears
when | heard Dick talking tc
Mandy.
"Wickedn' said Dick, who seemed
to think | was so engrossed with my
role that | couldn't hear him. Wick.
edr'
"My bunch, too," Mandy agreed
Ito be continued.)
{COnvriCht 1901
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

(From the Times Recorder Novem-
Der 10, 19O1)
The Ladies Missionary Union of
Americas will meet at the First Bap-
fist church Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, and a cordial invitation
Is extended to the ladies of this COM
munity to come and bring any sug-
gestions.
A slight blaze at the Pearlman
store on Lamar street yesterday af-
ternoon called the department there
for a moment, though it's services
were not required Some paper in a
show window caught fire from a gas
get, but the small blaze was extin-
guished before any damage was done
The home of Judge and Mrs. w
F. Clarke, on College street, will be
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-10

reverently of what is to occur during
the conference. Let US believe in it,
and hope for it and pray for it. Let
us pray for it more earnestly even
than three years ago tonight we
prayed for peace. Let us and let all
America highly resolve that these
dead shall not have died in vain"
May God bless and guide the dis
armament conference in Washing
ton.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

59pere Mnflagen gegen Dos Sine
rifaniibe &ote @reu5 erbebt Der Seem
Dorf Mmerican. @r beidulbigt ge-
tpiie Mgenten Ser @eieui6aff, iie bot
ten in Baris 5aden, Die ron patrio-
|tii9en Mmerifanern fir bie 5olba-
ten an Der 6rort geittiiftet 1Dorben iei<
en-, perfauH unb ben g ibren Sa-
iden 5ugefibrt. Mub bdtten tie So
den, Die amerifaniide 5ol0aten gum
&oitenpreiie bdtten %abgegeben ner-
ben folen, 5l1 biel boberen Breiien ab-
gegeben. SS11 einaelnen Sduen ieien 6ie
|5n9en nm 1ns 8ierfahe perteuert
nor6en, uno ben 0a6nrb er5ielten RE
|ligen 8rofit b6tten Die Mgentet1 eben-
fans eingeitedt. M11d) Mogeleien ar=
6erer Mrt ieien borgefomrnen, aber
u~nter6rndt tporben, I'M 5fnnbal 5n
per1mei6en. 8ir iinb Der Mniibt, baB
bas Note @re115 fib nibt ge1fatten
fann, oieie 8eiduIoigungen unbead<
tet git Iafien, a1tmaI es niht Die err
1ter1 acknowledgement bieier Mrt iin6.
Size @efenidoft ioIlte o1,f cine erido=
|pfen6e Interfudyu11g 6ringen, 6amit
Der CUTE Same BEG Snititltts erbalten
bleiM.
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@pQen Bier, midi 8rpan.

Chicago, So, 18, Suli. SSn eli
ner 5ibung Der Gbicago federation
of 9abor an 5onntag mlroe 0agegen
proteitiert oaB Biniam S. 8rDan on
Der Nrbeitertag=6eier beS 8erbnnos
IN Chicago ipreden iole. Sobal6 an-
gefiinoigt NOR, oaB 8rpan cine GIN
la0ung gu elmer Geoe angenommen
babe, erfldrte Elm Steiner, er claude,
oaB 8rDan Der ein5ige &eoner iein
aner0e, nelder an Mrbeitertag Bro=
bibition befiirmortet. Gin 5tDeiter
Ne0ner 6riidte Die algemeine Stim-
mltng bieneibt ant beiten aus, iroem
er iagte, menn mon groBe Meni9n-
mengen beran5ieben noble, iollte man
Die elite Ser Ne6ner berfmr5en un6
rtdtiges 8ier nnfunoigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

rifaniiben Roniltl in Drem Seinnot-
Lamb Diiiert bnben miiiien, nit eini-
gen Mooififationen oarer1lo beibebaIs
ten nerben jon, mdbrerb bns 5Ditem
porldufig pom @ongreB MIR bis gum
.gn0e 6es laufenoen Nebnl1ngsiabres,
alfo bis gum 1. Suli 1922, berlan.
CERT noroen mar. Die 8orlage liebt
Die ~graminierung aler gintparoerer
IN ben betreffenoen nmerifanii9en
@onfulaten i'm Musla1lo Dor, lotpie
Die g%rnen1lng BON ia9beritdnoigen
Gintpan0erungs ! Snipeftorer uno
Ieraten, 6ie nit Dem Narge zines
8icefonIuls one l1nterfudung Ser Gin
1panberer I'M Muslan6 letter. unb anen
iolden eintDanberungsluitigen, tpel-
DIE nidt ben Bieiigen gintpanoerungs-
geiesen e%ntfpreden, oas 8iinm por-
entbulten lonen.
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Drtidaften an Sauiern, Der

lIionp,1non Sr+5hnfton ~, 61,,sor,, ron
|TpTSen ,,n6 gooten nrospn grhn6pn'
Wntprto,nn SO sn,,+h 9ofntn
Iotnto @{rotnprs gn%nnorofihp ST.
honop hier KIT einen Nrpis RON S:25
f;;r Ron hp5fen GonbpIgnnmpn fiir
gnrtoffpIn n,,sopipkt sic ,h,rh 6ieie
|@p5pn5hoft nerfn,,ff mp1opn mphrerp
h,nSSprf mnmen iinh einaeididf nor
6pn.
gberbeer 1O3 nnoebIihe Weit-
oIipnpr Scr 8 81 81 ml1r6en Trei-
fnoohenn nm pinem Hiiroprnnfdebot
inter her ;s;ihr,,no nm gheriff Sen
~ 6, grfirnf me gbpr6een nnsoe-
fripbpn Sin sr1pb tnl1rbe in oIfIi=
! her Gin nnherpr Il n6rbIiher Mift
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Dfftsiere ner1trteilt.

2eip5ig, is. Sltli. 9ie Straf-
fnmmer oes Meibsgeridts IN 2eip=
gig, Dor Ser Die bon Der gntente ein-
geleiteten uariegs-8ro5eiie1 gefiibrt
nerben, perurteilte am 5amitag Die
2el1tnants CUR See Dittmar uno 8ol6
gu ie bier Sabren @efdngnis; tie ma-
rem ungeflngt, i'm CONNER 1918 amf
Gettnngsboote 0es fanabiiben 2aaa-
retti9iffeg 2lanooperD @nifle gefeuert
5l baben, ra60em oieies bon ibrem
+San6boot torpeoiert mor6en NOR. 9ie
Mnflnge mar bonn &ei6sanmalt erbo,
ben morben nnf @r11nb bon 8etpeisz
material, oas Der Hro5eB megen Cor
pe6ierung 0eS 2a5aretti6iffes on Sen
Sag bradte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
Gneraifdles &oraef)en.

8ierre, g. o, 18. SSl1li. ~ Silfs.
|GeneralnntpnH 6i6el bon 5ontb 9a=
fota teilte am Montag 5beriff Get
dell bonn 9anb gour1tp nit, bob Die
Banoen bon s. IS. So, oeren Dit
glie6ern 5tpei Morotnten innerbah
Der Iebten 48 5trnoen CUR 9aft ge~
legt meroen, Inn ie6en Breis 10 raid
tpie m0glih l1nihdolid ge1nadhbt tper-.
ben miilien. 5beriff @etden ,1no arl
0ere Srtsbeaute ii beridieoene1 Sei-
len 6es 5tnntes batten ben General
anlDalt auf telegrapbiidem Bege Inn
|Nnmeiiungen erilldt, mas nit ben
SSn6uftrinI @orferg Of TIE @orl6, bic
ben 5tnat IberidtDentmt baden, ges
iheben ioqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21
MQiierte fpQen sahlen.

glebelano, 8, 10. .sSalli. De1
geternnenB erban6 Ser @egenbogen.
|8iDiiion rabm in ser s6InBiitunq
|ieines @onbents cine 8eiolutio11 an,
pefbe empfiebH baB bic argeiamz
melten 3inien auf oie Rriegsfdulh
Der Nniierten an bic Ser. 5tnnten TO-
bulb als m0glib einge5ogen nr1b ba=
gu bertpen6et meroen, Sic gntibdbi-
gunger fir ebemalige Solbaten 81
|be5ablen. Sn Der Meiolrtior miro 90,
rauf b%ingetnieien, BOB Die 5hul6en
Der Maiierten an bic Ser. Stnnter iid
nnf 5ebn Mininr0en Collars nnb Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

|leine aenntnis bon ben SntereIen
a~issuiagen, nao bus 8an-
|ferottberdbren gegen gotprlep. Def
len 8ldubiger gegen $4,000 bean-
liprnd)en, MIRO 1el1 eroffnet. 8rinton,
Der at Ben Begriinoern Der 2igu ge-
bort, lit iieit ei1lem SSabre ni6t mebr
Mitglieo.
samestotp11. Die often 0es So
liaeigeridts in Samegtoipn, ergdben,
mie an Montag mitgeteilt Dnroe,
6aB Magiitrot S. q. Murpbp iid
ielbit aneeflagt bot. lem Mutomobil
auf Die fa1ihe Strabenieite gefabre1
al baben, Inn Elm l1nglId al bermei-
ben, unD ii1 a,i elmer Celebrate bon
ST perurteilt bot. WnrpbD mar bon
einem 8oli5iiten berbaftet noroen, Der
glaubte, BOB Der Ni9ter i'm auf Die
Brobe itelen mollte. MurpbD bat Die
@elbitrafe beaablt.
8otpbels. ~ Mrtbnr SanneD bon
2arIon, Sc. @, Ser oes> S6naps-
56mnggels megen berbaftet tpnroe>
bat itb laut Mitteilung Dor 5taatS-
@robibitionsage1rt O.. 8atfi11S als
|i6uIoig befannt. Ct importierte SEA.
naoii9en Sdnapps nod Minneapo-
lis ltno ct. SAUL.
Mmi0pn. - 2eonarD Midletbnn,
an S.o,.,,1 o.. n,ta hiniinnr @pnpnH m1tr-
oe 1pegen @9napsfobrifation UNI
5000 nnb Soften beltraft. gS NOR
Dies Ser erlte ~berartige Sal Dor Sc
ridt.
8ran0 SORTS. - @%ouDernerr S.
8. 2omoen ron Sninois, mel6er fuiir5-
lib I'M Mnoitorium cine Gebe bielt,
ItelIte bie 6armer bon Solonb uno
|Ddnemarf als 8eiipiel fir getpinn=
bringenoe 3uiammenarbeit in Der
6arminonitrie bin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

bes @emebrs, pobei er iid in ben aopl
idoB, AIT Gooe. Or binterlabt Sat
tin nnb fiinf mber. Die anbaltens
Sc Site mabrenO Der letten fnnf Bo-
diem ridtete sroBen 5daoen an; Die
&Ieinfrndt lit cine totale Sebler11te,
a~artoffeln miro es audi perige gebe'1,
Mais bagegen itebt gut. Sra1l6
Drimel, tpelber bier IN Dierlt ltano,
bot IidI Ietten Wontag nod Hldr1oao
in Stearns County 5uridbegeben. -
$. s.. 8l1han nnb 6. S. 8leaoe bon
Groir Soas fomften bier ben Sara
Sleiidllaben nno buber bereits bas
@eIdaft iibernommen.- SodJp. 9err
SEQ 2asfomsfi begab iid leste ISOLDE
nah @in1ipeg nnb miro Bis Mitte
bieler ISOLDE mieber 51ridertpartet.
M. S. 9.
Marldau.- q. S. Sale bon 2Dno,
Minn., uno feline Coffin Dnroen arf
Ser Steae getotet unb hire Dier5ebn
Sabre alte Sodter mabri6einIih tot
lid perlest. ols Elm Greet Rortbern
8abn5ug ibr MutomobI am 9amltag
m1f Ser &reuaung untpeit bieier Dirt
idaft getroffen batte. SIR 5tpeinno-
5tnansig Sabre alter 5obn muroe er-
bebli6 berlett.
gpeletb. - 9ie greletb Sfibabe,
tpelde anf Dem b6diten Hrnfte in
Minneiota geIegen lit, liegt in Srium-
mern; Tie ml1rbe onrh einen 8lib-
itrabl bernidtet. Oie 8abn tDnroe I'M
Sabre 1918 erbout nnb beitebt aus
StabI; tie pl1rbe ieitoem fir Sonrnie-
re permenbet. Set mebreren Sob
rem mltrbe lie nidt mebr benntt, metl
ite als boufdllig fon6emniert puroe.
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NorozDafota.

@aldmtt. - Stint Bis iieben Ser.
ionen tplroen 5mitag na6t BEL e.
11em Eornaoo Derlest, als ibr 8obn.
ba1ts, rpeldes nabe @albntt gelegeu
NOR, 5erlt0rt tpuroe. Mebrere anoere
9dltler nnb Staqe ionen ebenfaas
bemoIiert tpor6en iein.
Sarge. ~ Srieoe berri6te am Mit
mod pie6er in &reiien Ser Nonpar.
tifan 2eague, nadoem nabe5u 5tpel
@oden lang &lagen l1nb @egenfla-
gen erboben morben 1paren. Den Mn=
LAB 5u oiefer Geboe batte Elm Mrtifel
I'M Sarge Courier Nems gegeben, in
lpeldem beba1lptet pnr6e, 0aB gemiiie
Mitglieoer oes jtoatli9en bon5ngsaus
fduIies @elber BEG &ecaltDabl- 6on6s
Ser 2iga nnteridlagen batten. Ser
5treit purb e6ur6 einen &ompromis
beigeLegt. George 81. Gotten un0 IS.
8. @nmmerion, bie hires 8oitens als
Setter be5tD. &eoafteltr bes Courier
Stems entboben morben tparen, baben
oie in Dem b~etreffen6en 9rtife1 gegen
sic Mitelieeer BEG Musiduiies erbebe=
men Nnidnlbigen ihriftlih 5nriidge=
1tor1rterr, moranf Ser Nns}huB ii6 Be
reit erfldrte, bie gegen Die beioen ebe-
maIigen 3eitungsleute erbobene Sri
minnlanflage fanen gu 1affen. Sic I'm.
=Mnfloge gegen Gotten,
in tpeIder er beidul6igt tpnrbe, aus
oem Sonbg Ser 2igo $1O2 unteridlu-
gen 5u baben, ml1roe int @eridt 81
Sarge fon(en gelaiien 11adbem 5taats
antDaIt IS. 6. Green erfI6rt batte, 6af
sic gotiohen I'M Snn Mnfredterba1=
tung Ser Mr1flage ni6t redtfertiae.
Bismard. WV Mad}oem Ser friibe-
re 8ripatiefretdr bes Grdiioenten 81.
6. Ronnlep bon Ser Motional 0on-
Garfiinn 9eague, s. @. grinton, i'm
@inter Dor Dem 6ansfomite be1
Rorth Dafotaer 2egisIotnr tpeaen Der
Berbd1tnifie Der 8arf Of Nortb Da-
fotn 91tsiaaen aemoht batte, bie i'm
cine Meeinei6sanfIaae 5%nge5oaen, If
er i'm 9iitriftsgeriht freigeiproden
morber. @r trl1r6e nadher au BEN
Referenten S'Snre berufen, i'm iiber
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5uo>Dafota.

8ierre. SIT Soutb Dafotn lit 6as
gerbaltnis ser I'M Muslan6 geborenen
ginpobner5abl Don 17.2 I'M Sabre
1910 auf 1873 Bro5ent in 1920 git.
riidgegangen; sic peiBe 8ep0lferung
bat I'M Sabr5ebnt Inn 9.8, Die Neger-
bepolferung Inn 1.5 5ugenommen.
Sic 8ep0lferung iebte ii6 I'M Sabpe
1920 folgenoermaBen 5uiammen:
BeiBe, 619,147; Neger, 832, Snoia-
ner, 1884; @bineien, 142; Sapa-
ner, SO; anbere 4.
Milbanf. - Ster murbe Ser &o1t-
|traft fir Seritellung elmer &ieiellano=
itraBe, nelbe einer Eeil 6es Oeuop-
Iltone Grail bil1et fir $4,000 nb-
geiblolien. Die Strede lit etpas iber
IA Meilen lang.
SroD Greet. - @in6ltine nno fein
Gegen fubre11 bier al ether @nl1ernot.
Mebrere 6armer baber tefere 8run-
men gebobrt un6 @alolit- nnb Dampf-
maibinen aufgeiteat, bamit Baffer
fir Wenib nno Sier geliefert meroen
lfan11.
sionr 6ans. - Sos 5taatsober-
|geri9t bon 5ii6-Dnfotn bat ons l1r-
tell Ser nntertnitan5 IN 5aden 6. IS.
|gguns, 6es 8erlegers Der 8eitung
u5iour BreB," nnb friiberen @onper-
nellrsfanoioaterl nmgeitoBen unb Ell
men 11e1ten 8ro5eB %angeoronet. Cyan
NOR im &reisgeriM lhuIoig befun0en
moroen, BET elmer Sor0er11ng an cine
8eriiderungs @efeni9aft gefdlfh-
ties 8emeismaterial porgelegt 81 Da=
ben.
Meroeen. - Gin @irbeIturm
brad am 5nmitag abeno mber Sire
oerid, g. 8, bereirl Sen 0rt b0llig
%seritoren6. Soft ie0es @ebd11oe IN
bemielben nurbe 6em grbbo6en
aleid gemodt; troboem 1T MIR Elm
MenfhenIeben 5u beflagen. Ser n1tge-
ridtete Sba6en betr6gt iiber $780,
1000. - Gin furdtbares nntpetter,
tpeIdes iiber &ebfieIb nnb 11mgegeno
lbereinbrad, ber11riadte in Sen 11m-
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5ebruar 10000 gonten betrug, mar
|iie I'M W1ai MIR nod $4,000 Gon1en,
Elm MonatsnusfM bon fait elmer Dill
lion 5onren. Dnrnls ergih fib, 0nB
es utrm0glid it, obne ueberihidt Die
lAoblenforoerung alii Der alten 6oDe
az erbalten. Ger Niidgang Der beut-
iden 4obleforDerung spirb iib nod
itdrfer fiiBlbar MAIDEN, me111l crit Die
sSrrouitrie Bic gesentpdrtige arifis
nberitan6en bnben miro.
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Sic 0af-9iiier,1rto.

@aibington, 10. SSuli. goriiser
@oBnion pou acknowledgements
iduB 1eg Observation-Disclosures bdt
cine gorIage eii1gereidt, mad Der ons
gegentpdrtige, ndbre1o bes &rieges
eingefiibrte 5pffem, onB aIIe giiniuan-
6erer Dor Der Mbfabrt nod ben Ser.
|5taaten ibren 9aB ron einem ar1e-
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Sir Mamberrna beg grofengeiekes,

Bra1ner6, W1inn., 19. Slll1. -Y951e
Minneiotn Mrbeiter G06eration fob
te berte einer 8eidluB, ben Som
greB gu eriuden, bie @oI5teoo.Mfte %.
bin 81 omenSieren, bnB Der @ebrond
|Ieihter @eine nn6 giere als Nabr-
ING un6 grfriidnng erluubt lei. Mit
GROCER Mebrbeit %gelangte Die &on=
pention 5u oielem 8efdluiie.
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Die @mbrfohle.

2onoon, Is. 3uIi. - Die Gubr-
foblen< Sor6errnng 1T, pie mad 9on-
bon beri6tet miro, i'm Monat Mai
a6ermals 5urldgegangen. @dbreno
Die 6nrdidnittliAe gogesIeftung I'M
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M,1sfnnft in 9e11tider Spra6e.

Musfnnft in 9e,tfder sprade.
Dos Mnsfunftsburean gibt in beut-
iber sprade bereittpiaigit uno to-
ltenlos Musfunft uber ole bic Bun.
oesber1paltung ~betreffen6e 4ngelegen-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-21

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Evening journal., 1921-08-09

The Want Ads present many op-
portunities for making spare hours
profitable.
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
coy and is retnrning TO Elklns Park.

coy and is returning to Elkins Park.
He is a retired wealthy farmer.
The Penrose brothers were left
100000 each by their mother. who
died several years ago. The father
has since married again. Ralph
Penrose has been boarding at the
Connard homo for the last seven
years. The younger brother took up
his home there three years ago.
To the residents OF Elkins Park
the brothers we're known as The
Twins" as they were almost in
separable They enlisted together.
trained together and fought side by
side in the 1O7th Field Artillery in
France. They had never been known
to have quarreled before.
Norman Penrose will not be given
a hearing until after the coroner's
inquest. which will probably be to-
day or tomorrow. II was said that
at his trial he will plead self-de-
fense and that the shooting was an
accident. Miss Elizabeth Connard
witnessed the tragedy and told the
police OF the events that led up
the tragedy. She said that follow
ing the shooting she hid the pistol
fearing that the younger man would
, end his life.
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
KILLS BROTHER
over S4 BILL
Youth Calls Tragedy Acct
dent; to Plead Self
Defense
FOUGHT TOGETHER
IN WORLD WAR

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-Seat-
ed in a cell in the Jail at ogontz. last
night, Norman Penrose. 26 years
old, OF Elkins Park. who yesterday
shot and killed his brother. Ralph
Penrose, 30 years old. in a quarrel
over a 81 telephone bill. sobbed and
cried that he wanted TO die at once
so that he could rejoin his brother.
The young man. who is wealthy
declared that the shooting OF his
brother was purely an accident and
he fired merely to frighten the older
man.
The shooting took place in the
dining-room OF the home OF William
Connard. Spring avenue and York
road. Elkins Park. The elder brother
had just returned from Florida
where he made arrangements to
purchase an orange grove. The tele-
phone In the Connard home was in
the name OF the elder brother. The
question as to who was responsible
for the bill was the cause OF tho
quarrel which ended in a tragedy.
According TO the police OF Chei-
tenham township. Ralph Penrose.
who also is wealthy, struck his
younger brother and beat him Sc
verely. The younger brother ran
upstairs, grabbed a pistol and fired
four times in the air 10 frighten his
brother, who was then in the back
yard.
Believing his younger brother was
attempting 10 take his life. Ralph
Penrose ran back into the house and
the quarrel was renewed. Norman
was getting the worst OF the en-
counter when he drew the pistol
from his pocket and fred. The bull
let struck Ralph in the neck and he
fell 10 the floor.
Realizing what he had done Nor
man threw the pistol to the floor.
and dropping on his knees lift ID
his dying brothers head in his lap.
Please forgive me Ralph" Nor
b man pleaded as the tears course !
down his cheeks. please forgive
me. ] did not go to do il. Please.
pie1ac 10 not die"
Unable to speak, the wounded
man opened his eyes and smiled. He
died a few moments later. When
the police arrived they found the
younger man almost hysterical with
his brothers head in his lap calling
upon him TO speak.
Norman was taken TO the police
, station, his face plainly showing the
marks OF the beating he had re-
ceived. He was in such a nervou,
condition that he was not questioned
at any length by the police. Las
night his sobbing could be heard II
, the office Of the Jail
"Oh. Ralph forgive me. I didn
80 to do it. You know, Ralph It wa
an accident. Oh, why couldn't
have been me instead OF you. Oh
dear brother. why can die an.
join you" the prisoner sobbed. HI
condition became such that he wa
closely watched for fear he migi
attempt 10 take his life.
Last night a young woman tele
phoned the jail but refused TO Civ
her name. She said she was II
Doylestown and asked that tn
prisoner be informed that she wa
coming to him at once. The polio
believe that she is relative as sew
eral OF the family reside in Doyles
town. The father OF young Pen
rose is in the Pocono Mountains. II
was informed last night OF the tras