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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
De paIete husband.

Sra SEEM yorf berettes: Wonie
Steimer, Sacob abrams, Spmar
2adopifp os Samuel 2ipman, rom
oQe par oent i'll 9ugtbuiet for Moo'
arbeibeIie al ubifripningen al Col
cater unber 8erbensfrieen, tiltraoo,
te Snsbag forrige ltge &eiien til
2ibal meb Sampifibet "Gitbonia"
ibet De bopbe ~foretruffet 9eporta'
ton for afioningen af ben Dem
insmte Straf. glanbt Sasiagerer'
re befanbt Jig oelaa Wrs. IbramS,
Ipm bapbe foretruffet at forlaee
9anDet iammen meo fin Wdno.
SsIset bill i 2ibali bli mpot al &e-
preientanter for ben rusiiIfe 60
pietresierins, Der bill leoiage bent
til Woifna.
Se bill albrie bIi tiIabt at oe,,be
tilbage til Imerifa igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

gruosommens Ssiters Stem | au'
Itiu, Yiinn.
MrS. Ibolpb Stunning o. Ssn
fra Detroit, Niinn., FAINT benbeS Spi'
eerinoe, Wtiis Santab &unnine, fon,
BERTH for en- llees Sib iiben paa ge.
ise be~nbolospiS hos Wrs. &unnings
SorpIore, SIR. % Wrs. Go Spnne, %
;. s. Cumming i Springfield Soipn'
hip.
- IeIem SsiifpIe.Seamelte | De-
corob og Greseo ipiaeoes Ell Sotbaa
Same paa Satitgeliesoasen, og Ge'
corob bandit. Gette aniees iom no.
act al en- 9eqinenbeb, ibet De to Solo
bar ipilet bpert Iar / lRngere Sio,
% bper Gang inotil III paa II Iar
bar Gresco.@ utterne ferret. &eiuIta'
tet bar i'd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
8ieuppretteSe benSes Seibreb.

Sru Marp WueIler fra Sa5enmore,
Saif., ifriper: "Spis life min Nanb,
iom Ell iibite Tililust, tapoe itaaet
fat paa, at ieg ifiilbe prepe Or. Ee.
tiers anrifp, or ieg iiffer poa, at iee
pilbe albrig bore bleper, raif. s ire
@ar leo ieg al en- alporlis 2unseipe.
bonn % ingen Webicin bialp mig,
aurifo bar gienoprettet min Sel.
breb." 9ette populnre nrtemiobel
pirfer paa De Gble Srganer os op.
bpsser belle Spltemet. Get faces ifte
paa Mpoteferne, men bliperI eperet al
ipeciellc Isenter. Sor nsiere Splps'
ming ifrip til 81. Yeter Sabrnep &
Cons Co., 250t @aibinston gloo..
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

- I'll 6reliersormeen inStom ser
beo ben netop afIllttteoe Enchanting
her / Gountbet $2,193.22.
- Wr8. 8~rofcSior %. Siblcr til.
braqte SatiiaeIiesooQen iammcn me0
lin Cater Morgaret / Chicago.
- Seth &olmeier hos @ciicrS bar
pPret bierme / 9onmorf pou gcisp
bct iiOIte Solpaor o9 er netop oenot
ttlboge.
- WiiS Worp 2sfen ira @iscon,
lin Rapi0S fom BERTH iioite ltge for
of operoGre 8eqraoelien eiter lin Gs.
tier, Wrs. 8uQicfion.
VtrS. SSmlnoion ira CTS,
tporth, So., bar en- llQe8 Gio oqret
her paa 8eisa hos lin Sboger %
Ssitcr, Profesior og RrS. Gittreim
- 2lopb 9. Stipers fra Britt, Sa.,
og MiiS Olga Berg, 9otter al Rr.
ca WrS, Ole 8er0 / @lenmooo 3opn.
hip, blco Ggtcoiet Der / 9pen Der
26be Ntooember.
- Wiis Seanette 8earl Brandt %
@ertrum eugene SoIfeSoif, begqe ire
Canoe Eopn'bip, bleo forriQe 3irS,
ooQ pQtepiet her / gnen. 8ielien for
rCttcOes al RaItor 8leSne.
8roieSior g. q. Mtoe operpor
forrige l(Qe ct Weoe / 9uoerne, Wtin
nciota, | Inlebnino al grranoemen
fer Tor goitct @nQipil oQ 8eltalen
hcoSpreper melIcm DC forifieQiae III
tbcrIfc ItaoCmier.
- Mtrs. y. &lmnoicn reiite Sns
bag til Wtnbiion, 8i$., for at tilbrin
&c SofiigciiesboQcn iummcn meb fl
Ssn grpnioli, iom ituOerer ueo g9is
coniin unioeriitGt. Sun le6ioaeoc
al WtrS. 8. u. %noerion.
Wfiis Saura 9ergc, Gotter O
0tr. 90 Wrs 8. u. 8eroc / 8ler
poob Sopnibip, bleo Den 4oe Nc
pember eeteoiet til s. q. 8orps fr
albert Sea. 8ielien fanot Steo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
gccDrah % Smeqn.
Sen 2sS. Rooerber 1921.
Ieosia4S.

Rr8. 8. 81. gergb, 9lenpooo, al.
off oco 9sSen / fit Stem 9eroags
Roraen. 9egraoelien bill finbe Steo
Susbaa 81. II fra Siemmet % 81.
1890 ira bcn f~oreneoe norife Strife
| 8Ierpooo.
WrS. 8iermuto 8uIicfion osoe
iii Siem npr 0oroneis, Springfielo
SoDnibip, Ssnbag Norgen 20be 9eos
penber aloffen TO. Sun bar pGret
baorlig / Ipngere'S io, men bet bar
eqentIig ct SiertetilfGlbe, ION enote
henocS Sip, ion Geoeu fom mcgct
upentet.
SenoeS 8iaenopu bar Sngeborg
2efcn, fsot / Geitre Slibre, 8olorcs,
Noree, al 6orGIbrene Ole og Ragn'
bilb 2efen, fom til 9lmerifa / 1870,
blcu Gqtepiet / 1871 I'll 8iermurto
@rQtcfion Seone. Sltn efterlooer Jig
lin Wtorb og ipp Barn, 3 Bigger % 70
Gutter, % TO Ssitre / g@r8e ionrt Ell
/ Iecorah, II 9orncbaru oq ct Bar.
ncbarns Barn. Sun bleo iorofp'tet
poa 8aibington Grairie airfe9aaro
Susbae 23be Noocmber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
pr0iioentens Kalfuner

Sra @aibington berettes, at onc
ne 8alfuner, iom ira forifjeaise
Santer al 2an6et bar ienot til Bre.
'ioert Saroin9 / bel @ebolb bar an.
fommet til Oct $pioe @i,s Sasen for
2afiiselieSoa9en.
glanot Dem bar Der ell, Der peiebc
39 Enno, % iom bar ienbt ION
Tr9ient ira @oroine Girls GLIB
Chicago. Gen aiienotes fra Chico
90 meo 2uitpoiten, met u~noeroei:
tlcp ben an9rebet Of Ell iaa iteri
"Snftipge", at enbel al geien maat'
tc tilbogelGg8eS rleS 9osct. Ger
h(ep ~aiIeperct REQ aisffenbsren ii
ret Suibe SuS i en- nofIaa iorpiuo'
ltet Sllitano, men COG fremoele,
tliano til at "inabre.",
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Sefienot sese 900.

Sislge eft Telegram ira Smaba
Rcb., er Or. Charles &oietpater, en-
iremragenoe HionerIe9e % airurj
en- @robcr Of afbsoe goparo HoIc,
mater, @runolGegeren al "Sntobc
Bee, ben 24bc Nopember afgaae'
Leo 9sben / lit Stem oeriteos, g.
Iar gammel.
Or. Roieipater bar isOt / Gleue'
Icro, O., % fit fin llbbonnelie / 10
!anoet. San neoiatte Jig / Smaba
1886.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
en- 100 arine 900.

Sislge ct Telegram fra 6recport
81, er oen 100 aar ganllc Cont
nicf Torf Ben 22be Hopcmber af'
gaaet peo Seoen / @alena. San
tapbe aIorig p9ret ing, fsr efterot
ban bou0e iplot 95 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
grganppcr.


5orsonQ GitermioOag Patepic6es
Tccorob MenigbeoS Girfe pc0 Eaitor
8. 8lcsne YtiiS Sberc5ie 6. Irte.
ion, Gatter al DIR. o. Ntrs. Otto Ir.
melon, iii 8roie5ior 9rpnioIf Socob
Nou0e neo 9uther college. Wiiis
Warguerite Sopbe, grubqommenS
Seitcr, Dor "moib Of bonor" % Sell
ga og 2poia Sopoe 8ruoepiger. 90.
nails Sanger par "beit man. Otter
Giclicn forbt Ell &eception Ste0 /
airfenS 8arlor5 for ct itsrre slrtal
inObubne @ipIter. 9rlben bar ! fIc.
re Iar uirfet iom Spgepleicrife neb
9lther College. Grofesior Sopbe,
Der unberpiier / Rorif og Stitorie peo
Go1eqet, er Ell at oettes 8raouenter
% bar @ogiitergraben ira Soma
llniberiitet. San er Ssn al Ytr8.
Warie Soo6e, Grfe efter afo60e So.
itor Ghriition &oooe. @un er MI DO,
iat / WinneapoIiS.
0tii8 9oriie Curtin, eneite 9otter
al Banter G. s. Curtin % SltItrrt,
blep poa EafiigeIiesooqen al Goitor
SO. @iqett eqtebiet til @opin 9.
&ierleib, pngIte Ssn al 9onffasierer
og WrS. s. 6. SierIeib. Otter @iel,
len bIeb Ser Ierperet ct grpuupsmaal.
tib / grubens Tor9Iorcs Stem, hpor
nogle al 5SomiliertS nPrmeItc 8enuer
oor tnbbl1bt, % 'enere paa 9a9en be.
qap bet unge 8ar Zig pao lin 9rpl.
IllpsretIe iii Snben. Sc ifal boipttt
Jig | Gttricf, 8is., hoor Wr. Sierleif
CT Sasierer / 8eooCr &allep Statt
9anf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Zen nprife 4merifaIiuies Iftier

Sfplge Telegram ira Sobe6fontoret
i ariitiania til 2iniens Chicago.
aontor, oateret Ben 24be Honember,
bar aurien paa 2iniens Sitter paa
a%riitiania 8srs 14212 % eaer Sr.
2S5.00 pr. Mftic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
asrit S,prtooo,s | Torme. fra 81 900 ii

TBrft NfDrtgdgte I TarItt, ira S1,OOO III
S., 900, b9renbe z Yroeent Rentt, tilIalas.
abstracts lsreres. 8entsn inbtrGpeS frit.
Sar boet Der / Al @ar. 8eierrnee: Better 6.
Sobnion, Oeeorab, eler Gitisens Hational
Sanf, Sdmestown. Gilifrip Sobu Q. Sriet
Qaub Company, SameStopn, q. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

Sbis De bar en- aoo s,cu 'euer sInotr,ro.
ION De. snter al beirrie meo en- 6ane
boorfor. fna INC tenoe Bcofommenoe "Teeorab.
Soften" ior ct aar?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
8Ia0:Spbdf.

Sfrip til Z. .. Slinbe, @aunafes. @is,
for Slabtobof, 80 Gents pr. Yunb. ettsr D.
at lane bin sseu 9i9ar9 aifer bu OF resta
bin Iibe? eiter bu at tpsse Gobut? "
fan ON bu nil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
uaenS 0etr.

9e Sorenebe Statcrs geirbureal'
mebSeIer fsIqenSe ON Seirct ! Sios'
r,turn1et 2Soe Gooernber til % meo
3bie December:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Temperature near normal; fair' eN-
cept rains or SHOWS wednesday or
Thursday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

Der er en- lgent / bin 9p ener | gsnrbeosn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES K%ontorer,
cUNARD BUILDING. $40 n. Dearborn ST., CHICAGO, H.
IelefDn Central POSI-.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20
TURK SOLDIERS
ARE STOICAL

HEADQUARTERS TURK NATION
ALIST ARMY, Sept 20-Thc morale
of the Turk soldier is a sealed book
to any but those who have lived long
with him. 1t may be summed up this
way. If told to kill, he kills; if told
to advance, he advances, and if told
to retreat, he retreats.
Seldome noisy, singing only now
and again monotonous airs. talking
little after the manner of people VINO
live in country of vast distances,
his enthusiasms and his depressions
of spirit don't show in his face.
The officers seem a different breed.
Polite, anxious to oblige if they can
do SO without too much exceeding
orders, open to flattery and willing to
believe protested good intentions, they
will put them selves to all sorts Of
personal Inconvenience to satisfy re-
quests OF strangers or guests.
Under the Nationalist government
where the organization is such as to
get prompt answers, of Eyes" or "no,"
to any request, the stranger believed
to be friendly, has his way made
easy.
But if he is believed to be unfriend-
ly, then he is sent the quickest way
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20
FREIGHT RATES ON
PRODUCE ANNOUNCED

"According to announcement by
G. w. Runge, ID. +. & z. A. of the
Southern Pacific Co., the Trans con-
tincntal railroads have petitioned the
inter- State Commerce Commission
for permission TO publish rates on
Vegetables, including melons, to points
Chicago and west, effective on short
notice as follows: From Pacific Coast
territory to Chicago, Mississippi Riv-
tr, Missouri River and west Root
vegetables, including onions, present
rate Chicago $1.25 1-2. New rate
'$1.l0, same rates Mississippi River,
Missouri River and west.
Cabbage Chicago, Mississippi Riv-
er, Missouri River and west, present
rate SIPS 1-2. New rate $1.10. Green
top Vegetables, including melons.
Chicago, Mississippi River, present
rates $1.66 1-2, new rate $1.46. Mis-
souri, River and west present rates
$1.58 1-2. New rates $1.39.
Ruge next states that the reduced
rates to points as far cast as Chicago
will take effect as soon as permission
can be obtained from the Interstate
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20
INDIAN SITUATION
LOOKS SERIOUS

LONDON Sept 2O.-Official I'M
vestigation of condit.o-:c II lndia
show that the situation is more Sc
rious than at first believed. Mill
tary forces sent into the troubled
districts of the Malab.ar coast are
experiencing difficulty owing TO
rebels and the nature of the country.
1t was said that insurgents of whom
five bodies are known to exist con-
troll certain areas and immediate re-
establishment of authority is i'm
possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

home, if his intentions are regarded
as dangerous he meets with harsh
treatment ever lurking in the Turk
and especially reserved for those who
have violated confidence.
Ono of the curious sides to the
present war is the propaganda CAM
paign against the British, regarded
as political enemies, yet for whom
the Turks have high personal re-
gard, established through pre-war re-
lations. This regard is frequently
returned by tho British
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

people of the valley along lines that
weslld be mutually agreeable and sat
isfactory.
No definite promises were made by
either gentleman in, the absence of
definite program and also from the
fact that the entire program will haze
to be threshed out in Washington
rather than here. They stated that
they desired to impress. upon the peo-
pie of the valley, however, the abso-
lutte friendly spirit Of the city toward
the valley. and it's people sand the will
|lingness Of Los Angeles to aid the
valley in eve.y way possible in solv-
ing it's problems.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

ming at 6:45. E. II. Tucker, manager
of the research department Of the
First National and Los Angeles Trust
and Savings Banks will be the speaker
of the evening Mr.. Tucker is spend
ing a few days in the valley i'll the
interest of the above named depart
ment and we believe he will give a
talk both interesting and instructive,
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Commerce Commission to publish
Nhem on short notice. On account of
| failure Of lines east of Chicago and
south of Ohio River to concur to the
productions proposed by the western
Vines, the rates cannot be published
No points east Of Chicago, or south OF
the Ohio River"
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20
A. A. CANAL
CONTINUED from page One.)

to the flood control and water conser-
walton problems, which of course
would be solved by the building of the
Boulder Creek dam
~Messrs. w. B. Matthews and E. +.
Scattergood, of the Bureau of Light
and Power of Los Angeles, both ad-
dressed the meeting briefly pledging
the hearty support of the city to the
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Home Talent Play "At the Union
Depot" rehearsals are in progress. and
about 80 persons will take part. The
play is given under the auspices of the
Woman's Ten thousand Club. The pro-
ceeds from this play are for the bene-
fit of the club park
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20
CHAMBER LUNCHEON.

The members of the Chamber of
Commerce and all other men or the
city who are interested arc requested
to attend the weekly luncheon at the
San Francisco Grill Wednesday eve
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hovlcy celebya:-
cd their crystal wedding anniversary
last evening. A large number of rela-
tives and friends were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Elmer Leonard, contractor is erect
ing residence on the corner of Olive
and 9th. streets for DR.. Virgil Nc
Combs.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Mr. and Mrs. w. i. Holt and
daughter are spending a few days in
Imperial Valley having come in their
private car, "Fracisca."
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Death of Miss Grace Mealey of
Holtville, in Los Angeles, due to frac-
tured skull in auto accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20
Our Valley Ten
Years Ago

Opening of new department store
next to Court House by Mr.. and Mrs.
I. j. Douglass.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

Eight months ago, when the costs of
material and labor appeared to have
reached their peak, we made substan-
tial reductions in the prices of Stude-
baker cars. These reductions were in
anticipation of our ability, after the
turn of the year, to purchase mater
ials and to fabricate them at lower
prices.
The expected Savings have been,
realized.
With them, other savings havebeen
made, as a result of the greatly in
creased volume which Studebaker has
this year enjoyed.
During the first five months of 1921,
our volume of business has exceeded
that of any other automobile manu-
facturer except Ford,
The Studebaker plants are running
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-20

at capacity with untitled orders on
hand for over 1000 cars.
In this quarter we shall produce FL
900 automobiles against l 600 in the
corresponding period of last year.
This is an increase of approximately
100 per cent.
No other automobile manufacturer
is making comparable showing.
We believe that the confidence OF
the buying public, which has made
and is making this record possible,
will continue, because it is supported
by the quality and value of our pro-
ducts, and these we shall uphold.
We expect that as a consequence
the present economical and efficient
production basis can be maintained
and that we are justified in making
further reductions in the prices Of
Studebaker cars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14
AGITATION OF SPRAY LIQUID
orehardists Urged 20 Pay Particular
Attsntien to Agitater In Buying
sprayers.

In buying the power sprayers, spe-
cial attention should be paid to the
agitatOr. which has a very important
service To perform within the tank.
Certain sprays, such as arsenate Of
lead. atomic" and invisible" sulphur
and bordeaux mixture. do not 20
into solution In the water. but small
particles are held In suspension.
Likewise. while spraying Is going ON
there Is always a tendency for the par
ucles to settle to the bottom. Violent
agitation is necessary I'm order TO main-
tain the best mixture. Since poor re-
suits In the control OF either insects
or fungus pests may be due TO nom
uniform distribution Of the spray par
tIcles. this important factor should not
be overlooked In the purchase OF
sprayer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14

vouno Fruit Treea sksssS &c Given
as Careful Attention as Any
Other Growing Crop.

Fruit trees should be cultivated dur
Ing the growing season. as carefully
as corn Is cultivated. The soil should
be pulverized to conserve the moisture
and to prevent the growing OF grass
and weeds. Hoe the young tree I'm.
mediately around the trunk. which
cannot be cultivated by horse cultiya-
tion. This cultivation should cease
the middle or latter part OF July. This
will give the tree time 10 harden,
ceasing cultivation wifi cause the tree
to stop growing and prevent the tree
from going into winter In a soft,
succulcnt condition. which would
cause winter killing. An application
Of barnyard manure near the tree. but
not Immediately around the trunk. IL
beneficial 10 Its growth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14

HeOceforward nobody but q hermit
with q bad cold ln the head will be
able to commit suicide by the gas
route. according TO officials Of tie
United States bureau Of mines. The
bureaa. recently announced the pefec-
ton Of q system Of mixing chemicals
with The Illuminating gas In such q
banner that leakage can be smeiled
-all over she house" Experiments
have been successfully carried out with
several difrerspt kinds OF odors. In
Guiding banana. wintsrgreen and grain
alcohol Two ether soncoetions result
tn edors described az -sumptin' terri.
ble." Ancient eggs are said to be mild
In comparison. This odor. the experts
believe. 10 snmcient to discourage any
FOuid~bs suicide who 10 worth the saw.
ins. The discovery 10 expected to
make accidental asphyxiation impossi-
bic aad viii also 60 O long way to-
ward preventing destruction Of prop
sgty By gas explosions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14

Lssre 10 No Exeiss for Runty Piss.
animals. he says. n the 40 years of
my farming ana GRADING and raising
live stock Of all kin 40 mt raner,,-
Der ruht IN any class or breed.
have always been af,lheral feeder and
n good caretaker. lpesides al stock
had access to good. xresh water at All
times. With this. Il addition 10 good
shelter and ventilatJen n seens that
my young STOCK "ojiId not stop grow
ing from the timet shav vvera horn
Use good judgmentl In feeding. and
don't neglect the dekaus
A farmer In vernhont wr,tes "a
"eh-oreo amman wee cared for win
moi produce ruhts. There Is absolute
ly no excuse for oneI I'm live stock mr.
poultry. BY well-bAed live s.ock I
mean strong, healthy Atock we'll taken
care OF for seyerai $enerations, and
bred for constitution. 1 Th,s has heap
my experience from tboyhood. first.
WIN raooits ana gam fowls. aDe la
Ter with sheep hogs. horses and cat
tie. An accident to weli.hred ana
healthy animal win, Ssf the accident
occurs before IL reachAas maturity af-
feet its sk-~M -o4K a.. ,,~,ar.+sva
capacity. That Is. if%Nin not infiu-
enco g. ability to nod ice such young
as II would have bad II no accident
had occurred. Elirain hte all females
tnat are not good md thers. and you
will soon stamp the I&vhole herd with
constitution. Then W hth care. which
means attention and feed. your runts
will fail to materiali: BE-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14

Fashsf ef chlness B-ide Certainly
prevIdsd m unussa' and Eiab-
craze haarrsaps Ceremony.

An unusual and most el. .borate Chi
nese wedding ceremony which took
place In Rangoon rscentiy was that Of
the daughter Of Lin Chin Thong. Chi
naee merchant and shipowner.
Ths palace Of the Chinese merchant
9 Known as "Dreamland." Here, ac-
eording % a recent article, he lives
with all hls sons and daughters and
brothers and sisters and cousins and
aunts ana all ether relatives who can
shew rightfui claim 60 relationship.
Thers are 90 many Of them, In fact,
that he maintains twelve motor cara
for their use.
when the guests arrived In "Dream-
laGd" they found the bride alone nc
an altar engaged IN q religious cere-
mony. She was dressed In magnificent
robes and wore gold crown eight
inches high. which even In the palre,
Test king and queen days was con-
sidsred 60 be some height for q crown.
But this particular crown extended In
both directions. al it were. for all
around 70 hang long prnaments, which
AID the face ef the little bride. 6lush-
Ing under her careful makeup, to a
point just BIT below the mouth. She
wore enough diamonds to outshine an
opera hinger. and not one Of her
nngers lacked the adornment of a
ring.
When the happy and doubtless also
fsFfunate bridegroom arrived six Chi
nese musicians began working over
wetrd-lOOking instruments. and pro-
dueed what they called a song OF well
come 20 the bridegroom. who was at
tired In robe ef blue and gold. After
the two principals bad advanced 20
sfees each sthes, the bride retired g.
an antechaRlbsr. where all the guests
nled by to greet he's. After this was
over everybody went into the bridal
chamber. whfch contained q bed en-
veiOped In pale pink silk and lace.
I0Oped back On each side with silver
embroidered curtain loops. A bolster
Of the same material divided the bed.
Ou the bridegroOm's side was a silver
salver dl!ed with tobacco. To look at
him nobody would have thought that
he was such q heavy smoker as that.
After the guests had examined the
bridal chamber q number Of Chinese
gisis skspped IN and entertained the
guests with dsncing.-I.ondOn Mall.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14
nlseoneertina. at Isast.

William Koch. an interior decorator.
had an expesieace recently that might
well be-weu. 70 might at least he
called dlscOncerting. He went 10 q
Nsrth side church one morning to
make some plans Cor decorating the
edincs. The janitor had told him
where 20 ind the electric switches. but
when Koch got there he found he had
misunderstOod the directions. He
couldn't fnd the lights. 30 he went
CROPPING through the dark interior In
search Of them. Carefully he followed
the line Of pews. then went forth In
open territory.
Thea it happened. Koch. with arms
Outstretched stepped into space-and
landed with q healthy splash Ia fas
baptismal pool. The janitOr forgot to
cover it.
lie sat By the fire In the church
basement q long time and regretfully
unused On the fact that Il wasn't Sum
day.-IRdfaRap0lIs News.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-07-14
ONLY BEST pURlE EBREDs SOLD
Some Breeders Insist That Everx Ami.
NAL They Buy 1or Sell Mus.
Pass Sta 1ndard.

SO strongly has he purpose Of the
Detterslres cainpaie8n, now being con-
Quoted by the Unit led States Depart-
ment OF AgricultureN appealed tn some
breeders that the are NOT content
with purebreds onEly. but every AMI
mai they buy or sell I'm addition to
being a purebred nd ust mass a standard
Of excellence. The methods Of one
"reeuer I'D CpshY county, West Vir-
s'h'a' according b report received
he aepaFt9 Pent, illustrate this
.euehcy. 1his breeder has a fine
neru y, kus cat tNtle. All calves which
tah oeio" ene st anderd OF excellence
thaf ne mas set a registered. but
open market as ommOn cattle.