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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

TELLS OF ENGLANO'S WORK
FOR BELGIAN REFUGEES
DIR. Len g. Iir"ur Il ton R~raiIs stirring
War Experience While
Pastor In I.nntion.

ht Try OF IN" enid IN tn" Lam
:uaSc OF Al! I'll" World Mas the sub
J"rt ~ an interesting lecture gwen
yesterday afternoon DvfOr. the !nclH-
n"r$ OF tho Woman's club and their
guests h$ ~. Len -. BTouEntou, pas
Tor OF Grove Avenue BAPTIST Church.
but for many years pastor # Chris;
Church, London. Dr, B-ou.Uton CAV.
III dctdl! n!s u"n pcrEOuIi experiences
N Work among the Belgian refugees
In LONDON. II. stated iEat his lee
tHrr WAS lor tho purpoS" OF bring
.n@ 10 his audience "a new line OF
Thought in connection with the world
movement during the Mar. as lc had
,nr opportunity ~ Observing II from
mhn IN Eng Land ana as seen by ,n,.
man ia America.
pr. i!rousG,on sk"tchcd. as the
background FOR his actress Yesterday,
yhrisi church in London. where IA.
hr>t mouse Ma opened 10 care Tor
"a" ErlS AN refuge. al tn. begin
ming az tac world war. Retwc.m L.
'"D'Gr ana 2.vogOco refugees wcrc
cared for. al told. la England ANA
ihr!r suffering and despair cannot be
described.
Today" the speaker said The eal-
Nhl!oh OF t!"!Elum depends upon the
r'fuf" ana aid given 10 her pcopi.
by the churches OF rngiand. My i'm
preston OF the RELIEF work acne a;
tG!" time was that IT WAS distinctly
H'E'd 70 "!Si"n. rhr on" popular
tex; o: n" tim" war InIsmuch az
- !aN" done IL unto one OF tn. Least
~ thc~", y" have don" IL unto Me-
Tho Rr!tiSh"r administered his aid IN
the name OF the christ England
stripped herself for lhrsr refugees
nnd Is today sending aid TO the SUI
ftrinr women and children of her
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges was chair
man OF IN" afternoon ana presented
The speaker.
Following Or. Rroughton's address
Mlts coru"iia Adar mad. Il brief
YAK: strcSSiuG IN" need for Eooi
TEACHERS in Richmond and aSking The
indnrs"m"nt before the city Council
o' tn" Woman's club COR the measure.
thcs" teachers. The club unanimous
~ Endorsed a resolution indorsinr
IN" movement to put into affect q
scare OF salaries recommended by IN.
National Educational NssocI,,inn 49,,
Il commute" from the club viii :ttonI
tn" meeting ri the Council when this
SdHs" IS presented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
.DODS0N TELLS THE
HORRORS OF CAL0MEL
You Don't Need to Sicken,
GRIPPE. or Saiiyate Yourself
to Start Liver.

You're bilious. sluggish. consti-
pa ted. You feel hcadachy. your stom-
ach may be sour. your breath bad.
your skin sallow and YOU believe you
need vile. dangerous caiomei to start
liver and bowels.
Here's my guarantees. Ask your
druggist for bottle OF Dodsons
Liver To.c and take Il spoonful to-
night. ]! II doesn't start your liver
and straiGhten you right up better
than calomcl and without gripping or
making you sick. | want YOU TO 20
back TO the store and get your money.
Take calomcl today and tomorrow
you Will feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose n day Take a
spoonful! OF harmless. vegetable bod
son Liver Tone tonight and wake up
feeling splendid. II is perfectly
harmless. so give It to your children
amy time. 1t can't salivate-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
FINE FOR BUILDING UP
THE SYSTEM AFTER b
COLDS ORTHEFLU. 3

or all known drugs. creosote a.
recognized by the medical fraternitv;
as the greatest healing agency for;
tho treatment OF chronic coughs ana
colds and other forms OF throat nnts
lung troubles. CreomuIsion contains.
In addition to crcosote, other healing
elements which soothe and heal tha.
Unnamed membrane and stop ti,et
irritation and inflammation willis thes
creosoie goes on To the stomach, iss
absorbed into the blood. attacks tf,Ss
seat OF the trouble and destroys the;
germs that lead to consumptIop.,sstse,
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisrs
Factory in the treatment OF chronidi
coughs and colds. bronchial asthn1h.s
catarrhal bronchitis and other formai
OF throat and lung diseases. and Ii}
excellent for building UP the systsgE
after colds or tho ru.I Increases ap%
petite and hody-weis hit. Ask gy0Uf|
~ Y S. III * M sSf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
WANT DELEGATES NAMED
Governor Davis Asked to Appoint
Representatives for southern
Commercial Iou.. rcsS

r"c"iri Of a letter from th> southern
Gomm"rcjal congress which will
convene IN ANIMAL session In Wa :
inEton March 20 .. inV-!ng The APP
po!nt,n"t o: ino delegates 10 repre-
sent this STATE"
The congress viii consider prob
lens o! construction or rccon~truc-
ton in the South and he relation %,
tn" states To the foreign program of
IL. United states. Many oher mat
tors OF Importance are 10 come be-
fore the congress relative 10 things
which should he dog" in the interest
OF progress In the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Observation-Disclosures

Governor Wcstmorclaud DAVIS has
accepted the invitation of the Better
Business bureau To attend a banuu.a
winch VIII h" given at Richmond
Hotel Thursday evening and at which
William Green, OF the National Nigi-
lance tommittce of the Associated
Advertisers Clubs of the World. Will
maze the principal address. MIR.
tr""n VIII speak on Better Morale
in Advertising and Selling" Irac-
ticaiiS all of the most influential
business men of tho city have been
invited 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
HOUSEHOLD REMINDERS

Learn 10 cook with your brains
Feed your family suitably and pune
tua!ly. Give them nourishing food
Don't lci them lunch on crackers and
Il can OF salmon. You cannot cN-
poet TO give them satisfying meals
IL YOU don; begin YOUR preparation.
nn'ii hftc"n minutes before meal
lin". Arrange your meals with care.
Select only the things that will help
IN building up the body and nourish-
ing it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
N AND orr OF rowx.

MISS Eleanor Parrish has rc,urnc,
!" EEIrnin9hd after visit To friends
Ensign John Willis, l.. S. \ h,.
b"cn The recent guest of rnia, -, ~
mere. before joining his ship l.. $
MISS f.Iizabcth Whaicy. of Norfolk
NE Hucst OF Miss Martha wall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
LYMCHEURG WOMAN is
BRIDE OF JAPANESE
Miss Augusta Learner iIrrnmcs wife
az George Wing. Native Of SAN

l.YNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 10th.
ilrst !.yuchourC woman To marry an
tcrncon when Miss Augusta Learner.
daughter OF Mrs. J. V. Learner be-
came the wife OF George Wing. a
japanese. who l. engaged there in the
restaurant business. Wing is a ma
tive Of san Francisco ana they Will
live in Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

lon must save on laundry, cspr-
ciaiiy ii there are small children in
your family. Select materials that do
NOT require ironing. For instance.
us" TURKISH towels in preference 10
tiios" that mast h. i,on.h Nal ;.
Turkish hibS for thu baby TRY. cot
;on crepe Tor niEhtGoWuS and com
bination suits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

bray and iiaen are very youthful and
smart
The it'll" frock in the picture is
made OF brown ami white striped
linen. The trimming on collar. cuffs,
waistiine and pockets is white linen
The ,urncd-up runle at the waistline
rs unique and very attractive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Gchac. To attend Ann,,cr.,r,

w ASH NGToN, Ian. 10th. Brio
lSh ambassador. Sir Auckland ,;ed-
h"S. has accepted an invitation To
make an address at the ;wcntv-ff,h
"nniTcrsary Of the founding OF Tho
Flora Mcdonald CnlicE. at Rcd
Springs y. G.. near Faycttevillc
January II. Tn" college was named
III honor Of the Scottish heroine who
saved the life OF Prince Charles Ed
ward in lI4G FOR which She was inn
nris"n"d IN the tower OF London. but
10 America, settling NJ faycttcvil!c
in l17I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Mennonite. Arrive In AIob,m,

FELLOW PINE, ALA. Jan. To-
Eight McnnunitrS. composing the
vanguard "f 100000 others. who pro-
pose 10 migrate from canada and set
tie just across the state line in Mis-
Siss!pni. arrived here today and
started survey OF land purchased in
the vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Avoid havinG things in your home
WhIrh az" too h!r 10 handle such as
heavy furnishings. iarEv.siz.d rugs
anu enormous blankets Small ones
Will do just as well and If Won do
the work Yourself. i, will be less Of
"A StrAIn on NoMr constitution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Money Refunded If Any Cough,
or Cold, No Matter OF How
Long Standing, Is Not Re-!
lieved After Taking AccOrd.5
ing to Directions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA.
Chronic Coughs and Persis-
tent Colds Lead to Serious
Lung Trouble. You Can
Stop Them Now With Creo-l
mulSl0n, an EmulSified
CreOSOte That Is Pleasant
to Take.

\ New Medical Discovery
With TwOf0Id Action.
SoOthes and Heals the In.
ilamed Surface and Kills the
Germs. Endorsed BY High.
est Authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

and two scaliopcd Jounces edged
with fringe Of monkey fur There
is no gtrdlc. but the fullness is
caught IN at the waist by several
pieces of lot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

took DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
lion about two years ago during en-
pectancy and got along fine-better
than any other time I was Ill only
two hours. or maybe less. am the
mother OF seven children."-MRS. J.
]. HALLIBURTON. Il. F. D. 1.
Send 10c for large trial package OF
Favorite Prescription Tablets to DR..
Pierce's lnyahds' Hotel, Buffalo, NY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Mothers, Prepare!
When girl becomes woman,
when a woman becomes q mother

ana When a woman
passes through the
changes Of middle
life. are the three
periods OF life when
DR.. Pierce's Favor.
lite Prescription is
most needed. Many
thousands W gu | d
testify just as does
the following:
RaDhine Va-1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

ne Florence nightingale circle NJ,
IN" Shcltcring Arms Free II o.,,;, o Of
mas postponed its regular mon,bI,
meeting from tomorrow up;jI w
n"Snhy, January II. AZ 4 o'clocI,
Inc hospital. Important husi,n',.N -,
he transacted at this time. VIII
, me Woman's Auxiliary Ia ~
IioWit|er Association will hoid ~ ~.
regular meeting tonight ~ its
o'clock in the Murphy Hotel anncS 10
owing to the all-dav auxu;o
meeting at Holy Trinity Chnrch ,n
DAY, the regular month"; ~, 70
OF the Woman's Auxi,iar,
-; James Episcopal Church Viii 1i
, LIKE nlace on Wednesday inste.d" 80
tuesday,, as usual. The united 80 81
inE boxes will be brought in a MI
time. III al thiS
The Mothers Club and SEWING r,,o
Oh InlmboraZo School will meet WI
nesday at 2:30 i. VI. Mrs. Kuy, n,,I
sneak on Social Purity" Refreshi
m"nts VIII be served.
The lIarrisonburg Aumnac .sso
ciati"n VIII meet with Miss iSoto
Clary, at lll1 Wcst Main Street Sal
urday afternoon at O'clock.
I.lccnscd 80 Marry,
CicIk Walker Christian ycstcrdov
issued marriage licenses to Jacob i.
Nesel and Elsey Helm, Roy j. Trim.
mer and Helen J. Thomas, L. A.
"a aghan and Beat r. t;rostic.. Is,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
FASHlONGRAMS

Sash effects continue 10 bc very
seems TO he particularly favored.
popular. The contrasting girdlc
Some of tho sinsrtcst OF these arc
shades on light frocka.
Many variations of tn. wide collar
appear upon the now imported
olouseS The most striking examples
OF these collars are those which cN-
tend several inches below the waist
me. This collar is made OF pleatcd
irl!lS. which are attached to "A collar
OF the tuxedo type.
n"iaboratc but wholly charming
n"gliGcc is made OF orange crepe
chainois. There is round decolIctc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

Indiann Innn.urntrs New GOvcrnor
iNpIANAPDliS. IND. Ian In.
WaUcn T. Mcoray became Indiana's
twenty ninth Governor today
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
NgER-NFLATED TIRES
COSTLY TO MOTORISTS

Seventy-dve per cent Of the mo-
rfsts tire trouble. IL Is estimated.
due either directly or Indirectly
underinnation. when IL comes
underinnation. don't guess. Use
gauge. II Is only a matter of a
oment's work but II means dollars
ved In tires.
When not properly inflated. tires
fadiiy rim cut. While 1t is quite
rue that an underfnfiated tire Is
ore elastic and more resilient, the
|otorist pays dearly for this. II
hys big dividends. in freedom from
re trouble. to rigidly observe the
hation pressure recommended by
e manufacturer. 1t is so simple a
fxtter. requiring only a moment,
Pt THE motorfst has no one but
mself to blame when he neglects
) test his tire pressure with a
huge.
II the motorist wishes to obtain
Ne maximum mileage built into a
PC, he should pay heed to this
|mely warning against underinfia-
|on. according to Miller tire men.
kfation IL the first cardinal prin-
be Of tire conservation. II you
not have a tire gauge. purchase
be today. Even after trouble has
kgun. prompt action in taking an
jured casing to a tire. surgeon for
pair or the use Of a tire gauge
fll greatly prolong life of casing.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

but a shortage this coming spring.
'rhird-westcott prices will not
be reduced. Not that q reduction In
price would give any greater pur-
chasing power TO your money, be-
cause every decrease In the price OF
new cars brings with Il q decrease
In the value Of used cars. The West
colt Motor Car Company has al
ready made a substantial cut In
prices, and these prices are now
guaranteed to the purchaser against
further reduction until June /, 1921.
"Fourth-You are losing the use
OF a new car. The old automobile
can be made to serve little longer.
perhaps. but there always comes a
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
No Taxis on Sunday.

are thinking of migrating else
where. The city is getting too
good" for them. The Zion Church.
which rules the community, has de-
creed that hereafter taxis cannot be
used on Sundays except to take
church members to services. The
decrease in revenue which resulted
has proved a body blow to the taxi
cab companies.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
Passenger Car Exhibitors.

Space No. l-Motor Company of
ashington-Stutz. Auburn.
Space No. 2-Potomac Sales Co..
hc-Dixie Flyer. jackson.
Space No. 3-District Oakland Co..
akland.
Space No. STANLEY H. Horner-
buick.
Space No. 5-warrington Motor
lar Co.-Chandler, Cleveland.
Space No. @Ungerer Motor CO.
ellie.
Space No 1T. Lamar Jackson
Finton.
Space No. eNeumeyer Motor
Space No. s-Gibson Motor Co.
lie
Space No. 1o-Foss-Hughes CO.
erce-Arrow.
Space No. 12-Tulsa Motor CO.
Tulsa.
Space No. 13.-Southern Garage,
hc.-Holmes.
Space No. 14-semmes Motor CO.
lodge Brothers.
Space No. 15-Peterson Motors
ash. Inc.-Locomobile, Mercer.
(Spaces No. 1s-17-York Parkhurst
Ptor' co.-Paige.
Space No. 1s-District Motors
p.-Premier, Moon.
Space No. 20-Commercial Auto
nd Supply Co.-Studebaker.
Space No. Alt. V. T. Motors
prp.-Marmon.
Space No. 22-oldsmobile Sales
p.-Oldsmobile.
o.-Reo. Peerless.
Space No. 24-Dort Distributing
o.-Dort.
Space No. 25-Tri-State Motor
{orp.-Stsndard Eight.
Space No. 26-Wayne Smith &
Gardner.
Space No. 27-H. b. Leary, jr.-
axweIl, Chalmers
Space No. 2S-The Washington
hdillac Co-Cadillac.
Space No. 29-George c. Rice Auto
b.-Stearns. Knight. Columbia.
Space No. 3o-Sterrett & Flem-
Dg-Hupmobile. Detroit Electric,
fiiburn, Light Electric.
Space No 31-The Luttrell co..
(space No. ss-commercial Ga
Space No. 3s-Hummer Motor
ales Co.-Lexington.
Space No. 34-Lambert- Hudson
(otors Co.-Hudson. Essex.
Space No. 35-walker Motor Co.
lafayette
Space No. 3|Emerson & Orme-
Huick.
Space No. 37-Chevrolet Motor
|l Space No. 3S-Walter z. Kittell-
|kxon-
\ Space No. 3s-Bartram Motors
|Iorp.-Lincoln.
I Space No. 4o-scripps-Booth Sales
o.-Scripps-Booth.
Space No. 41-Hurley Motor CO.
ash.
/ Space No. 4z-E. J. Quinn Motor
kles Co!-westcott-
Show Telephone M
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

time when it is not only chespef
but more satisfactory In a score Of
ways 10 let someone else worry over
your old car and drive a new one
yourself.
In the foregoing we have made
number Of statements. both of fact :
and opinion. which we believe win
be borne out by the ekperisnee eC.
the next few months. We do nof
prophesy a sudden. great revival Of
general business. but we do say /.
that the tide is definitely eturnine. ?
Finally, we Wish 10 point oute-
that in times like these. even more
than at other times. the best is the
cheapest"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
Filling Cooling System.

II water is found to be low, the
cooling system should not be filled
too suddenly while the engine Is
hot. Pour in about half. q bucket
of water while. the engine is run
ming and wait few minutes before
adSing more. Cold water coming
into contact with red-hot cylinders
will crack them. -
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
EXHIBITORS AT AUTO SHOW

Accessory Dealers-Pasxenger Car
Floor and Balcony.
Space No. 11-Barber & Ross.
Space A-District Agency Co.
Space B-George c. Rice.
Space CIV. NJ. Ward.
Space D-The wenner Co.
Space E-E. L. Wittstatt.
Space F-Dupont Tire Shop.
Space G-Standard Automotive
Supply Co.
Space H-Lehman's Tire Shop.
Space I-Jullien & Bartram.
Space MILLER Dudley.
Space K-A. Eberly's Sons Co.
Space L-Ward & Co.
Space 1S-Acme Auto Top Co.
Space CC-Roy F. Carly.
Space DD-Caille Perfection Mo-
tor Co.
Space EE-Y. NJ. C. A. Auto
School.
Space FF-Marvel Carbureter
Sales Co,
Space GG-w. ]. Moore.
Space KK-William H. Osburn Co.
Space LII. ]. Automotive Parts
Corp.
Space MN Gladiator Timer
Sales Co.
Space NM 2-Taranto & wassman.
Space NN-Edward B. Wyatt &
Co.
Truck Exhibitors and Additional
Passenger Cars.
Space Floss Hughes CO.
Pierce-Arrow.
Spaces 2. 3. 4-The Witt Will Co.
Witt-Will.
Spaces ). 6-The Trew Motor CO.
Spaces Z. 8. s-General Auto
Truck Co.-Master.
Space 10-Semmes Motor Co..
Dodge Brothers.
Spaces IL. 12-Motor Company of
Washington-Servic
Space 13-H. B. Leary. jr.-Max-
well.
Space 14-Atlantic Garage CO.
Case.
Spaces IS. 16-The Washington
Templar Co.-Templar.
Spaces II. IS. 19-Autocar Sales
and Service Co.-Autocar.
Space X-Service Company of
America.
Space Y-Jacob Meyers.
Spaces 90, 21-Commercial Ga
rage-Republic- -
Space ga. B. c. Motor Co.
Traftic Truck.
Space 24-Rine Motor Sales Co..
Davis.
Accessory Dealsrs-First Floor
Balcony.
Spaces A 1. 2. 3, National Elec-
trical Supply Co.
Space A dupont Battery Co.
Space A s-wineberger Auto Sup
ply Co.
Space A standard Automotive
Supply Co.
Space A S-Magic Rubber Mend.
Space A 9-Johnstone Tire and
Rubber Co.
Space A 10. H..Tabler.
Spaces A IL. .12-Doubleday Hill.
Spaces A IL, 1+-Thompson Auto
Supply Co.
nber Main 6720.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
STEPHEN III. S. ELEVEN al
DEFEATS CROOKSTON

Last Friday afternoon the Stephen
high school football team and the
Crookston high school eleven met on
the Stephen gridiron to- battle for the
championship Of this district Stephen
was victorious in the contest, winning
by score Of 81 to o.
The strength of the Stephen eleven
was a surprise to the Crookston boys
as the Stephen warriors scored early
in the game after a series Of : line
plunges and pses. The final quarter
was the only one in which Stephen
failed to cross the goal line.
Stephen was defeated early in the
season by the East Grand Forks
eleven but since then have made q
decided Improvement and could a
game be arranged between the two
teams now there is no question but
that the Marshall county team would
be victorious. By winning from
Crookston the Stephen boys rank
highest in the district and therefore
claim the district championship. "
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
YOUNG FARMER IN
FATAL ACCIDENT
John A. Hendrickson, Residing North
of Oslo, Run Over BY Wagon
and Instantly Killed

John A. Heniifi ckson, young farm
Ell who resided north Of Oslo, was in
stantly killed on Wednesday of last
week while hauling cord wood for his
neighber, Andrew Skjavlum. Riding
on the load OF wood some sticks rolled
forward and one stick fell OF striking
the heels Of one Of the horses and
started the team to run away. Hend-
ricksOn fell under the wagon, the rear
wheel Of which struck the top of his
head and crushed his skull completely,
causing instant death. Mr.. Skjavlum
managed to stop the team and running
back to the spot where the accident
happened was shocked to find his
neighbor and companion dead.
Deceased was about 35 years Of age
and born in Sweden. He came to
America as young man and finally
located near Oslo. He was married
in 1916 to Miss Martha diversion, and
leaves her and three children to mourn
his sad death. He was an industrious
and highly respected young man and
he had the forethought Of providing
for his family by carrying $1,000 OF
life insurance. The community ex
tends heartfelt sympathy to the be
reaved family and other relatives OF
deceased. .ssz M
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
MAIN STREET. GIVEN
CRITICISM BIZ PASTOR

Rev. V. P. Mitchell of the Metho-
dist church spoke in his pulpit last
Sunday evening on the present popular
novel, main Street." Mr.. Mitchell,
after saying that the book was in
many ways well written, and has
some very clever stake offs on many
Of the small town characters, and or
CARNATIONS, said that on the. whole
he considered it poky. pr0sy and pre-
sale. Every scandal is Matched up
but none of the good Of the small
town is presented. The book. he said
had no plot, no strong character
makes the home and married life q
farce, laughs good morals out. of court,
pOkes his most bitter satire ut the
church and public schools. The vul.
:garity and immoral suggestiveness is
enough to condemn it. The book com
pares favorably With the cheap movie,
IF there had been one Strong charac.
ter with ideals the reader nlighteoyer-
iooS az
of the, lesser characters. At the end
Of the book one feels like he had been
thru a scandal ,nOfgue r -,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
LOOK UP YOUR ANCESTRY.
a FORTUNE AWAITS HEIRS

According to a story published in
'.Veckob ladet," published at Minneapo-
lis, there died in the United States
about SO years ago man named p.
Nilsson who had emigrated from nor
thern Sweden sixty years previously.
He was poor farmer boy from Holt
ing In Tasjo socken, Angermanland.
By investments in gold mines in Amer
lea he accumulated fortune Of not
less than 80 million dollars. Nilsson
was a single man, but he had rela-
tives at Tasjo, who however, for some
reason did not learn Of his death or
the fortune left by him until recently.
There are some 80 person who are
the chief heirs living in Jamtland and
Angermanland, Sweden, and in Ameri-
ca, who will endeayor to secure their
share of the estate, which has In
creased largely BY the interest Of past
years. The Sjoberg and Lindbere
families OF Roseau are said to be
among the heirs. So II Il q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
Prize Oats Raised
In Marshall County

Harry Strandberg,, of West Valley
township, has been awarded third
prize on oats in contest conducted
by the Purity Oats company, of Keo-
kuk, Iowa, in which competition farm
ers from eight states We're. entered.
Two thousand dollars were awarded
in % premiums and Mr.. Strandberg
received a, draft for $40 as the third
prize. This was the highest award
given Minnesota exhibitors in the COM
DetitiOn. - ~.