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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
freeport

sur 3lpa15lglfe1 SaDreSiple1erteDr
ibrer 8erebelidllng ml1roen borlebter
5onntngnahmittag Sobann Butffneiz
Ter uno ebrentperh gnttin bon elmer
Mn5abl @erapanoten nl1b 6reunoen
outs ber5Iidite begrnBt llno beg1iid-
munibf III Der &offmlng, Bob lie nod
meiteren flint Sabren glniifliden Che
1ebens 0as SET Der lbernen 8odseit
5u eiern g~e1paroigt lleien.
W. StunDebed nnD 5obn gDril
iu1o bon iIbrer nod gDnum, Monf.,
gemad9ten Altptpur nieoer gliiflib
|0nbeim e%ineefroHen.
Gonrab 5i1lfen bat leine 5dneiner-
|merfItaH on SEQ 8ripl bon NIbnnD
fauflm a~bgetreten nnb niiblnet lett
leine gan5e 33eit Der Some Dit gomz
pal1D.
Wrtbur elmer, melder Dabren6 Der
Sabre 6ier Die 5teQe eireSSfre=
#denaufiehers Der Greet Nortbern
gabngeieufdaft befleioete, 1T nod
9teU 2o1p0on nr1ge5ogen, no CT IN
gleider steanng atia lein noirb.
5rau Nnfon @oid@en nnter5og Iiih
i'm ct. Napbaers Sospitol gu st.
CLOUD elmer I6pierigen, aber gliidlid
pertanfenen Sperattiion.
Sn1nenfam nr6 Bette bon Weel<
role baben oas uHe 8oitofffice Sc
bdiiuoe gepad1tet nn0 III bemfelben Elm
3neiggefdaH fnir Rlnmbiier m1o
8ei5ungs supplD Beidddffttes eroff=
net.
elmer @oiden i'll Mitte letter 80
DIE nod Nsn0enu abgereif, no er in
elmer @arennieoerloge MnIteufnng gez
nommen bat.
Sri. Marm S1gua bon 5t.glono Ell
frellte leBte Mode lire bier noDnbafs
ten Mngeborigen nit mebrere Gage
bauern6em 8eil1be.
g. g ublenfoft nrol Grau uno 0ez
|idnilter Miinme nlo Beuto nblenfott
Eer1ttafteten DonnerIJttag in ct. CLOUD
%tpobneroen 8ermanbbteh nno 5rel1noen
geIub.
SRI. gdeilm &seBler DON 81. glouo
NOR bier bon JSreitag bis MontM
germ begriuiBBte 8eiuderm. =.=.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
&organge
tn G0unt0
Qpon.

0rau Matb. 6arrel melde id be-
iud)stpeile ote &erpanoten ilnD 5realr-
ben in minneapolis mlfbielt 1T an
Samitagabeno IN ibren Janliiienfreis
suriidgefebrt.
&ort Cuba 1itto 6raa Donober bon
8ittsbnrg 49,, melde bier ld11gere
Set one @aitfreunolhaft i1rer Der
manbten 1lnb SreunOen genoiien. 1ino
mad ibrem SCENT snriidgefebrt.
.. S. aeppers 1r1o Sanlilie maren
in 8egleitlrng bon SRI. Saianna 8eB-
,,er t,nb Muo. Streit III Sanf 8aplos
uno ct. GIonb an 8eiMdl ..
9einrid1 9iiife nn6 Sram BON 5alit
Rapibs erfreuten ii9 bier Der Gait@
freunoidaft Der 5amilie Soban1
@roBmann.
9aad Glide Gage langem 8eiud,e
BEL bieiigen 8ermanoten nnb Srei1@
oen iino ssro11 anrl Nagee ntD Sobn
rtod ibrem Seim IN ct. 8anl 5nriid-
sefebrt.
SRI. 2oretta Murrap madte leBte
ISOLDE pertpanbt- nno freunoidaftl1de
9ei1be in ct. Murtin.
,sacob 80H nnb Srau bon Gid=
mono eritatteten Der bier mobneroen
6amilie Soiepb 8runer einen per-
lpanbtidaftliden 8elud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Safe Ienrp.

Soiiepb 2abr nnb 6ran nurensam
Counting ii gegleit1lng BON .Soeppb6
a9iieieruno @aftin5 RidoIas4gefll-
der
Saeob &srdiiner brodh nnfangs Ies-
tel Assode zine Seroe Ninobiieb mad,
8greentunb 5um 8erfanb.
did 2eier u1to B1ttm genofen
Die 5ofintugsfreu6en ii Der 5amillie
Better aabr.
e BON ben @5rHiinfoern be 5arlm-
9uro bier porlesten Maontagnbeno nb=
sgebolteae 8erfa11r1lltng mar CUTIE
itdnn0 bon groBem Snterelie ffnir
die sic ID 81 oerfeben e~ingefunoen
sbntten.
JariIIie 6einrid grdlgellnannr1
bon Miidyr1o1D NOR neb ben gbepnas
rem Waafbiag unb CAMEL @paniier bon
s5pring M 5o1tntag lieu III Der So
mile SSobanns5 pn1tier ID Baffe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Vcp lIlunicb

syrl. gMn11a 5biele1 bon Clifton III
|Mlbertu, g5an11asoa, ur0 ssra11 Dei5eI bon
2udn 5trife, Mberta. ga1ooo, befins
Sen lih bier fir Id11aere eif II Ser
|5og. Scopes @ob1l1na ~ @alte.
ssolepb q. Clint l1no Irau bon M!or=
Efon, Maaiirn., frafen auf ihrer Sei1rreiie.
Don Mal1rleapplis bier Elm ms uarel1i
|bei ser fSralt Selena &lnpperih al
ENnfe.
sri. dorenee Mltmanu 1T nod apei
Meouate Innaen1 ge1l,dIe II Ser 81 or
pine, Mafb., mobnuegsnoen ssaniliiesHfeinL
barb ssueb Dieoer46abeim einoetroffen.
gerbarD sformaun uno sSrn,1 bon
let. Moia maren 5onntuqgaaife ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Colo 5prine.

SerO1faH0 YeferS ur1 @Qft1n @uftD
Ole glfern Ser Sran 8eters5 bon
|gben8alep, Die ih bier all 8eil1d
anfbielten, begaben iid] lesfen 5Sreifag
in gegleitltng oes 9tfo 8oIi nod ct.
CLOUD, no lie Dem 8egrabniiie 6es
&arl Ibiele beiipobnten.
&ommenoen Dienitug miro in Ser
|St. 8onifa5iusffiirde Srana gdmiB,
lgobn Ser In Giidynonb nobuenben ga
mile gbriitian shmib, SRI ggalb1lr-
|gn snrameI, God5ter Der camille
Mih. sd)ramel, aus 6ern bnirifhen
Settlement, als 8rallt 5nm SSranaIta-
re fiibren:
Sn Der bieiigen 8farrfirde lieBen
iid Dienltag leBter ISOLDE BET einem
pom bodym. 2 Meinrao, 8. g. s.,
gebnlteren Branfa1nte Rbelid uerbtl1=
Den Nifoious S. &ret1er bon gben
Ba1eD, Sobn Ser III St. CLOUD mobs
nenoen Camille Mib. &ren1er, nn6
Sri. Comma 5r0ble, Eo6ter ger at
oieier @emeirtoe geb0irigen 6amiln
6ran5 5roble. SIN 8er1Danotenz urb
5re11noenfreiie nl1r6e nod Ben Srau=
5eremonien bel ben gltern Der Brnnt
Elm lbones 5od5eifsfejt gefeiert, Oas
5ur gntbietung Der ber51iditen @lud
muni6e bette geranlaiinng gab. 800
ge es benz iungen Nuare, oas gben
@aueD, no Ser grudfigm dis @e=.
bilfsbanffaiiierer argeieM 5u let
mem @eim mabt itets nod @unih
~ergebenl
5ran APeter 8ain ltno lire g6ne@
tier Sri. &ntbarina 2aroD godter
Der Semitic sc. g aonrm bon Cent?
mel Butte, q. g., eritufteten bbiier per-
manotidnftlide geinde inns begaben
lid1 Dor lire Seimreiie ann glleiiddRrr
33rDeef mad Sorpa.
Sic 5nrn1ers aipe gfod Company.
bradte 8ienitag cine guenbabbgnna-
genlaoung 8ieb 5lm geriaf1b nod
|5m6-5t. saul.
Sacob greB BON GAMBIA, pe1bera on
Die 8etffeite ieiner III Bndu1an, Mor-
|%riiotlt GonnD erffranften Mutter ge-
rnfen plr6e, erfrele bier nobnenbe
Nertpanoten init mebrtdgigem geiu6e
Hol1l beifen Derabiibiebete d)
p~orletten 5onntag mad 5asfntddR==
Eipaan, Ganooa, no er id nod Den
5arminterefien ieines 8aters nnr1liiebt.
Jrau aarrD ainieaa, ruiibere &nttb.
Nflepien, nad laangerem Mufe1fs
balte bei bieligen 9ernan6ten III ge=
gleitlng ibrer Marttter Jran ggiid).
asblepien, mad nrem @eim III Sapre,
Wonf:, 5uriidfgeffebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
~ HAT 1921,

muriit1B Mrbeiter eifien Mnf per-
idnfft Der Inn bon Gong Brairie,
Mnoernu l1o anoeren Nndbarsltdoten
nod salf Centre bprangebt
Jiair Dns Serbitgefddt miro Sanf
Centre cine Observation-Disclosures boz
ben, Die nit mobert1er N1afbinerie
nusgerHiiftet ulio BON ge1tiigenoer Gro
'Be iein miro nm taufen0e bon 8I=
fdels anrfoffeIn nn0 nlberen @etpddl
ien 5u b~nnobnbet. Cur grbauling 0es
'Anrtoffelbnups bnf ib bic 5ir1la
garter & Sab ergegeben. Dns
i@rnnoitiid iiiir Sen Nelfbai 1T ge
folft, uno NIT Der @ebGuoearben
miro ebeItens begorne1, tperoen.
5reo. Slider, @ntfin un0 Sodter
Dorotbea finb md Glide 9age Ian
gem 9einAe lei gertpn1oten uuo
III 9Nfsin1reapolis nieoer onl-
'beim eingetroffen.
Mad mebrere @oden Iangem ger-
bleib bel ben gltern llnb 5rennoi1f1en
Der 6rau @inielu IN Sehpem Soma,
1T oieie nit ibren Sobne mieoer mad
asanf Centre 5urndgefebrt.
g. sc. @ilip n11o @attin eritatte-
ten ben in ct. 9anl t~pobnenoen 81
tern Der 5rau @iaip einen mebrt1gi
gen 8gefnh. @err @inip lit mieoer ba
beim %eiirgefroffen, mdbreno Die @attin
fid1 Don ct. Saul nn1 81. Beter
al bertpanMe nno freunoidnfhidem
E8eiude nl1fmahte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

ierlltg sic ibr oaeeIlpein getplnidf
|nir6, 5uanneigen
Die sdppanH Wobning f leste
Mode fdufflliitd nn Son aoiopl iber-
gegntgen, BEL oieIelbe nit Jan1ilie
ebeitens beaieben nirb.
S Jeier, ipeldaer ih Idngere
seii einds ipeiie IN golorabo anfbiel,
t anfall9s lester Wode pieooer al ID
Ebeim eingetroHffen. 84ss
Ser 0arniilie Matb. Diqenbnrg
apnroe Elm geillloes 0dterhen gebooss
re11, po5t1o ben gltern bielieitige glnd
1uiinflde 5llai1gen.
Die grauen Ssobarn Soffularn nno
EGbriltiangb rfllt bon DiiinneapolR err
itatteteh bier einen mroen geilld.
|5rnu Soffnta1n reii5tte neiter nod Ba=
|oet1a, no lie iibr ffHiiroeres Seim maiden
|tpirb. s3ssss5s.I
NoB n1b Eodber gioln nnb
[5rnn Solepb Npeimesberger nebif
Godter Watbiloa pobnten IN gomfm,
Dainn., Der goloenen Sodaeit oes On
tells ltro Der Eante, @einrih Stiles
6eim nnos gattin, Bel Mih. @nu bon
[9eisler, Mlberta, ganabn, neId)er ilii1
Imdbreno Der Bintermonate IN Cali
forrien unb Geras mlfbielf, eritntte=
gier beripanot- u1D reunbiduftli<
he 8eindR.
Seinrih 99reimesberger muroe in's
Isf @aabriels @ospital at 22ittle Snls
gebrud5t, ponino er nod dr5tliber Be
banolung mieber nod Sanie entlalien
Inur0e.
Seimib nnb Nilbelm @roB bon
1nlnfA nnroen$an Sic Bettieite ibrer
erfranften Mfutter, 5rau Soiepb @}roB
gerufen.
M. Dingma11n l1n6 5an1ilie bnben
|am Jreifag loren Mn15ng BON bier
mad @ol0ingfor6 in Stearns GountD
Igebalten.
q. 8orgeroing bon Melroie belt
iih bier mebrere Eage in @eldaffsinS
lferenen mf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Qlba11y.

Ger neltn Sabre alte S0b1 Der Sa=
Mile S. $. Sbrom puroe I'M ct.
8apboels Sospital al ct. @lorpO noe
gen MISUNDERSTANDING operiert.
Mitte LETTER ISOLDE eritattete iein ga-
ter linn eire11 8eiuh uno bate Die
@enugtl1l1ng, ben Sobn alf gutter Bel
ieruag gu finoen.
SRI. 2abr bon 6olep erfreltte tire
bier mobnenben Sreu1oinne1 nit ell
nem Sonntagsbeiu6e.
9eim Seffnen elmer 5rndtfanne
bradte 6rano Moref iid cine idlimme
9erlebnrtg an elmer Sano bel, Die
arstli6e gebnnolllng be1totigt.
afbert Sdaubel, @ei6dftsleiter Der
4lbanp 8roouets COMPANY, Derbrabdz
te Den Sonntag Bel ieiner in st Baltl
m~obnenbe1t Samilie.
SEER s.. IS. @interbalter bon ct.
8aitI, Brdji6ent g%enannter Gomparp
Iob Iid 1p1brem Der @n0tage lehfer
@ohe bier nod ieinen Bef6dffsinfe,
reIien nm.
Seinrib 8orgmnr BON Salf Gen
ire 1T nod mebrere Gage tangent BE
Jude bei iibrer sb1pelter, Sran gilbert
geiemartn, nnb Bieiigen Sreunoin11er
III ibren Samilienfreis auriifgefebrf.
Nad o6t Soge tangent 8einhe TN
hieIigen g~lternbanie lit SRI glnabetb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

Sobn 500. Strernbn nur6e bon ei-
Ener @attin init eirem unuaterei1 50bn-
den beibenft. M6ge Is Den bealaidftten
sGltern MIR SSrelloe bereiten! 35s15
Sobn Sobn nnb @attin u1,b 9eir=
rid NeDenfamp bon Maple 2afe ae--
noiien fir einige Gage bier Die @ait-
frernSdn Ser 5alnilie Rih. @rnnb@
bofer.
Matb. Seih Bat nit 5ainilie Die
5Doden Slrm be5ogen. Die Ell lestell
SSerbIt fdltflidlin ieinen gefs brad1-
R.
Sberein Debler bat id Mitte IeB..
ter @pde nod Minneapolis begeben,
no lie ibrer Sdmeiter. Gran Sbeooor
Sefh III Der 8allsbaltuna allsbelfe1
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
st. Joieph

Die SbluBfeier 6es SobidiIs9e
i~pnrten1ents Der 81. 8enebifts-afa6e
mie lit nnf ben 5tpeiten SUM, nadb-
mitttngs balb 8 Tin, aneeiekt. SSn Der
Cite Ser @raouierten iir,b bier iit11ge
EDannen bon ct. gloub ber5eidnef:
gaferia gifena &irnsI, &ebecea Sole
pbinn grnmel, Mlice 2oretta GarreH
|11r6 Mnrgaretbn Mnria 5feihen,
|ipdbpenb Die Site Ser @rnb11ierten Inn
Die folgen6en gbmlerinnen aus
|5tearns County bereidert lit: Clio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Ridor1ono

l11ca5 Tinnnfnrt1 I11fEfsnitf ipirprs
nrei Weilpn SiiIi,h nm h;pr aplpapapr
.sSorm ei11 stpp;i1Sdiaps mohnho,,s NIT.
|poIlern grSneifhok me- ger1,e,1f Wlnds
errifhfen
sssnepb a,,cbs J ssnrholp1.m q
|erfre1,fp hier fpinp fpiopr, erfro,,ftp
gp1,ffpr ss,s,, sS,,;ri,, g,,haNn,;+ae
n,lh1 &, Elmer sSre,1na III TX 81. a..
sfn1h s., a,,,,tfpr a,ases,f1;h ',ehe,ierf
ass,o,c;a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ csa,..
aoe aa,,;eht .S;a Mofffra,,,ashnA 9ssr
fNier ,nah,1p,rae,. ssa1niI;s mats' M,,n.
|1prt INK ianStiner ssre',,,Se re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

I1lt Sell1d, nilo pafte ole soeralgtll.
I.lg. lelne ,s. el Ie rHa Ul aiee peillgs
f;,.s.,, ~ Observation-Disclosures ~
IN ~. ~ rso,,a,.a
q, Z sa;s,,;p ! IL, ! { ,, 80 a,:ss. "
~, H. -. asss.o ;g4.
ma,.s' ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
pieri.

ead 5pei Msodlen larfgem 8e5l1de
III M2eiIpnufee Chicago nno &Ae11oIbGa,
isis. Heinbarb 5f1lmb mad bier
55urndgeffebrt n11o begnb bon BIER
nod g11oerlin, q. no ct amber
s5oosBnbnliinie 9M(nifbeeInl11rg tot.
ie mn Conn Ingram tpobnettDe
iSrou sSrn115 8oliiter hlinlnr err
frarrh Sod deinf lie fd oer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

ganer-llllo hilbert 6p1tb nit Nreiien.
|be0adt mllrOen.
Sodhp. farrer Sui leiifete bei Der
III Meire CIRQUE tattgefunbenen bier
5igltinoigm gebetsnnoad giittige
MusIIIfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

arten Sic anf graeet1an's SS1,li.
gGiaa1tntl111ggperfa1tf gegiunat an Mon.
tas, Sen %. DID,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

@arten sic aiaf Gracenaan's S,tli.
Maiaraalngsberffaasf geginut am Mspll.
Tug, sen 90. Ntai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

which up to that time was use as n
small hotel The expenses for the
first year were $4,000. and they have,
gradually increased until now they
need $4,000 year. Toward this
the city contributes only $4,000, l.av
ing the balance to be raised through
private contribution.
In addition I" caring for nfty- four
bed patients. the hospital renders n
great service In giving free medic,
attention TO those who call or arc
carried to the place. This includes
tonSil and adcnoid operations 10
school children whose parents can
not afford To pay for tn" same These
children arc sent to the hospital by
the school nurses Their. is an aver
age Of ten Of thcSc operations per
week. and they are performed by
the surgeons fire. Of charge. Tn.
hospital during the last year cared
FOR 1i3 bed patients.
In Dire Need Of Funds.
The hospital is in dire need al
funds Ia pay for the necessary re-
pairs to the building. renewing Of tho
bedding. replacement Of appliances
and other equipment for the opcrat-
ing room and other work necessary
f"r the maintenance OF the inetitu-
tiun.
The board Of directors and others
interested IN this work are hopeful
that the concert Will have the sup
port they believe II deserves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
URGE RED CROSS ROLL CALL
WORKERS TO END WORK TODAY
Membership Drive Started on Armsticc Day and Will
End Thanksgiving Lead War Workers
in Foch Day Parade.

All Rcd Cross workers in charge Of
III" roll call in the churches are urged
:" c"mrl"," their canvass today. anI
u max" their reports Ia Mrs. Aubrey
Young. general chairman. at h.ai-
quarters. - North Seventh Street. al
early in tho week as possible. The
hn'" remaining ia which - enrol is
ID ~ \c'" short. as the rf,h anrnul
ron all wh Oh started .ArmiGt!Cc Day.
VII '"n'irdr with Thanhsgiv M. and
'lh'f' ~ '!'at"" ar" eager hat every
MAJ. woman and child living within
the jUrisdicti"n of Richmond chap
ter. b" afforded an opportunity to do
their shar" for those who suffer.
The Red Cross will lead all war
workers in the great parade on Fooh
Day next Wednesday. and General
Charles j. Anderson viii serve as
chairman ot IN" committee In charge
Of this organization on that occa-
sion. The highly priced flag, which
was used by Base Hospital No. 40,
and later was presented TO Richmond
Chapter Of Ia" Red Cross by the Nc
CURE Unit. Will he carried at the head
"f this section OF the column. All
women who worked with the Red
Cross in any capacity during the
war. ar" asked to taxi. part il. IN.
p"rad" wearing their uniforms. NJ
body not in uniform VIII b.. allowed
t" march. thf designated drcs. FOR
general workers being tho R.i cross
apron ana cap
Tho Red Cross nurses. members IF
The cante"n commi,t"" and tn. Motor
Corps VIII. of course. appear in tho
uniforms worn when In the 5er:ice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20

Mrs. Charles L. Williams will head
the hospital supplies committee. and
III" surgical dressings commi'... AMI
Miss Martha Purcell will he in CHARGE
or III" knitting department. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur i. Wilmer will direct rho
cnn,c"n workers and Miss Mar Me
cav fiaTes Will head the motor corps
committee. All knittrrs who Icrvcd
~ haY "hairncn in that dcpartmcn,
OF "" R"h Cross during the war. are
requested 10 motif" Miss Purcell Mad
is"n 2:SI-W. Of their Willingness TO
participate in the parade
That ;hc Red Cross is as active an
organization now as il was in tho
dark days before the signing Of the
arm'stice. is nvinccd by the number
Of men aided every month through
tho local chap-cr. Since being dis
charged from The service. trcmcn-
dous number Of cx-soldicrs. sailors
and marines have broken in health
owing to tho exposure. wounds and
casing they suffered while overseas
ana from which they. apparently. had
recovered. These. through he Rcd
Cross, are sent Ia government hes
pitais. and in cases of mer,,a, dis
ease. a guardian is appointed Ia prn-
tcct IN" iHi"r"s, Of their families
Whii" iart:" number "f ";h.rs take
vocational training under thu gov
eminent. The obtaining Of bac. my
AMI other important details are ali
attended I" hy tn" Rcd Cross ava /,
is estimated that tho need Ear his
service will c"ntinu" 10 grow ninth
1925 at least. So the organization
has plenty of work in view for am
other four years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
WHOLE TAMPA CIGAR
INDUSTRY IS HALTED
Factories Close Down FoIIowing
Wnlkout Of Workers BeEun
Thursdny.
lHy ASSOCIATED Prcss.l

TAMPA FLA. Nov. l3.-Nirtually
every cigar factory here was shut
down today following the walkout
Thursday afternoon. over i.Onn cigar
makers In West Tampa and the de-
cislon ~ an overwhelming vote az
as many more yesterday in Ibnr city
VIII Join them. The strikers demand
an Increase in wages equal to the
scale paid In 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
lind SmnII nrxInninr..

Tho hospital had its beginnings in
q very small way. for IL was through
IN" "HortS of one woman. Mise RE-
h'hah Pctcrkin. VINO. IN In" year
80, with "A n"r" pittanCc. started
this work. IT. FIRST location WAS on
Fourteenth street. ia what was
known az the old clifton House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
GIVE CONCERT TUESDAY
FOR SHELTER|NC ARMS
Lorillard Colorcd Chorus Will
Appear for Charity at
City Auditorium.
UNDER KIwANIANS AUSPICES
''"spitni Is In Dire Need az Funds
nnd Thosr Interested In II. Wei
Ihr" AsA Public To lie Generous To
Institution.

f"r tho benefit OF tn. Shcitcring
arms hospital. one OF the most de-
H'f''nS. charities in Richmond aud
on" which les almost entirely de-
pendent upon the generosity OF thu"
PUBIC. concert by the coiorch
chprus OF the l.. Lorillard Company
VIII be given at the CITY Auditorium
u"saaY night. The concert Will lie
under the auspices of the. Kiwanis
'lub Of Richmond. The program
WI be entirely different from the
one carried out at tho auditorium on
N"E"mber IL for another cause.
Tickets have been on sale at the
tsofc Of the Corlcy Company. PIG
East BROAD Street. and at Crcnshaw's.
Eleventh and Main Streets. bu, the
public has not responded as thosc in
charge of the affair believe II should
nave. They point out that the Sh.l-
trring Arms Hospital IL an institu-
won which every philosophical citi-
zen ought to support. J., IL solely a
charitable enterprise In every sense
az the word. for II receives rU com
p"nsation Of amy Kind for the services
~ renders.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-13
JAP NAVY PREPARES
 FOR AERIAL DEFENSE

TOXIC, Jan. 13 (by Associated Press). -. The navy department has prepared scheme for aerial defense according to which by March next the Yokosuka naval port will have 52 sea planes; II balloons. II airplanes and P training airplanes. Forty seaplanes will be based at Kure, 52 at Seaebo and 100 at Maizuru Arrangements are also being made to carry one or two aeroplanes on each warship at tached to the battle fleet. National aerOplane workshops are being estab. lished near Hiroshima and large train ing aerodrome will be located at Lake Kasumigaura, a large inland lagoon about 30 miles from Tokio Training will commence here when the English naval instructors from England ar rive next spring.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-13
PROHIBITION IS ADVANCING
 IN SCOTLAND

LONDON, Jan. 13 (by Associated Press). - Voting on the prohibition question in Scotland has been going on in the more remote districts for a month or more but the final result will probably not be known for some weeks.
 w. F. "Pussyfoot" Johnson, the American 'dry" campaigner, stated in an interview at Bradford that he was very satisfied with the results so far, which meant the closing down of 292 saloons in Scotland.
 Asked how long he thought it would take to make Britain dry, MT John son said he believed that England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales would be bone dry in 10 years.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-13
RED METHODS DISAPPOINTING
 TO SOCIALIST

BERLIN, aJn. 12 (by Associated Press).-,M. Schwartz, a San Fran cisco Socialist, arrived here yester- day after having been prisoner for four months in Bolsheviki jails.
 Schwartz, who attended the Third Internationale at Moscow, said that because he had frankly expressed dis appointment at conditions in Russia, he was thrown into jail without any charges being preferred. his wife be- ing placed in jail also. She died shortly after being released.
 Schwartz declares he is broken hearted by what he saw in Russia, and asserted that American workmen will never pursue Soviet methods.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-13
PRIMARY LAW NOT PATHWAY
 ROSE STREWN

OLYMPIA, Jan. 13 (by Associated Press) s).-Governor Hart in his bi, ennial message to the Washington legislature yesterday afternoon, advo- cated an amendment to the direct pri, mary law providing that primaries be held solely for the purpose of electing delegates to the county and state party conventions. He declared the present primary law has not priven to be a rose streWn path way to a political Utopia" and as, serted that it's provisions are "demor- alizing to responsible party organiZa. tions and the unfair advantage given minority groups" require me dific l, tion of the law
 Governor Hart urged an efficient and economical organization of the state government; stricter divorce laws, and an act enforcing the pro. visions of the state constitution against alien ownership of land.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-13
BISHOPS ASK PARISHIONERS
 TOFICHT VICE

BERLIN, Jan. 13 (by Associated Press) The Catholic bishops of Ger many have issued a pastoral letter asking all parishoners to unite in a campaign against vice, which is charged flourishes in many cities. The bishops call particular attention to the immortality" of some theaters, moving picture houses and restaur- ants, where it is alleged vicious danc- ing prevails.
 Women are asked to help do away with some of the Shameful modes" of women's dresses and to guard their daughters against the dangers of loose thinking and careless living" The bishops say public immortality since the war has reached a point where it threatens to undermine fam fly life and the morale of the people and urge the necessity of a sharp re- action and return to "older and bet ter standards"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-13
UNPARALLELED
 GRANDMOTHER
 CHAIN BROKEN

ARKADELPHIA, Ark, Jan. 13 (bv Associated Press) IA chain of grand mothers without parallel, in this sec tion, at least, has been broken by the passing of Mrs Emeline Eliza Rifles, 82.
 Before her death, two small Chil- dren of Mrs. Eliza Hanson, her great granddaughter, had six living grand mothers of whom two were great. eat-grandmothers, two were great grandmothers and two were just plain grandmothers. The oldest of the Han son children is 3k years Of age Thus there were at one time five living gen erations with less than 72 years separ- ating the youngest from the eldest
 The Hanson children had beside their six grandmothers, nine uncles, four great uncles, two great-great uncles; four great aunts, two great great aunts and forty second cous- ins, but no first cousins.