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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
A. e. S., BOX l. 454,
Care Times-Dispatch.

81 lESMAN--W travelling salesman
to sell as 1t side line our Special package
OF CroShcry. glass and cnaiuvl ware pack
ages. Pocket cataloE. Good commits
si"u. Write at once. United States
sales Co. Si5 South Charles street. Ha!.
timur". Ma
SA LESME opportunity: pay
TINTED only to ability. i'll East BROAD
ScLlCI rOR--E.NprricncrG anusc- to- mouse
hustler southern FurniturY Co.. =
TENpGRAIlIEIi-W Wanted. lady 10 take
charge uf office from 10 to / mus; BE-, i
Cump'irn. SicioEra ph"r. speed mot
i.'c'ssary. as work viii be- light. "a 50
general OlIl,v experience. Nice position,
best surroundings. THIS j. AN excellent
would IiN" to- work pdgl tame. Address
EiN4HS experience ANA salary expected,
t'"N y... care rEe irsraten.
ri..-r. rT.v.ny meat scT>ic-. iubhc EN-.
y."yu-h, bul'au Room =. CIy Hal.
TWO COOKS and two maids. near Cor
duusN..!, Va. general servant for i.ps-
C'H'ttr. W. Va. private families. IichrIs
furnished. references required. i.iC!-
it"nd Emp!oym"nt Agency. d North
Eighth.
WAN tED. carpenters. machiuisis. pipe
ANA Board cai. Dc mad at yard. Apply
Newport shigbundinE COMPANY. MI
ninEton y. G.
WANTED. 10 more mcu. now employed
to Qualify al home di.iIE spare Time
Tor frame ana export !iI.GHas ser positions
Field is nrw. hundreds OF openings "A,
home and abroad tor those qua!!!.,I
Salaries from $4,000 per year ~. GIVE
business address. BOX i 90. care The
lls.ttlIh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

BON Is years old wants WORK o: any
Kind VIII consider anythIUs l;oN r.
$50 care The dispatch.
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hc,p-aiaic o, female

CANNASSEHS WANTED-Ioung men To
learn sIlrSmHnshIp; also Two expert
cuvct cLhNIssgts. Ulci' u HGv.. Apply
goa Lyric.
ClNII. SERVICE examinations Richiuund.
oututc" AN ith. l'uslJ ions. SI.Uy-
sl.ogU Aa:.. IS upward. Experience .I,-
m"g"ssaty For iEye particulars. instruc.
tIOu, write j. 4. Leonard ttormrr C!Nil
Service "NImIc-rD. lUiJ i.GuIIdbIc IiuIlI-
fni; Washington, -. &.
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Mnying, lrucl,lns. stnrngr :.
MISUNDERSTANDING

3o,I,G storing Grating and snipplu.
Low rates GAp"it "oIn. InoUe MAIDS ~.
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situations Wuntcd-iIcnuIc .0

BoDkk EEr..E--iN pcTicncrd. Bnrf0,,.n,
bookkeeping machine OPERATOR and
typ.sJ, "l-Nes q position assistant
yJvhArcgvr or Office assistant. seven
!.ar- unicr experience. BOA $40. care
The Dispatch.
HOOK Is t.r.i'l.N d.siruS position. can u.s.,
Burroughs bookkeeping machine; several
HvT.s' once experience. BOX T. ySS care
The Dispatch.
CAEETAkE;R wanted by Iniddlc-avrd
LADY, situation Is CarctaNcr for refined
invalid. OF as housShcepcr for widow.r
VIA. small family. lioA j. Sii. care
The Dispatch.
DNtl'ASIDS-Pos:t!o companion ,r
nurse. Tho Waiford. y. w. =. a.. or Roy
COMPASIOS-rogiiiou az Comlanio' NJ
huuschccp"r III small family. Phone
Madison 6l3s.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

PNATP--t.dwln Thaup, funeral direcio
and en- uI4aGLT, go East AIih Stree
Madison 49,. Randolph 3G0".
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BOOK EiER--pfiSc position oy Compe.
tent youug man. experienced IN who:.-
collect Tons: also b"oHncvpvr and ;yptsi
KrfvfcHCrS BOX q l.5. The D!sII,irb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
MISUNDERSTANDING

CiAHAGr.S---ne ~.I ouHa you AN Az.
stccl garage cheaper thLn the shipped
ones. James ". Render the Metal
ceiling M"n, .!J West Nam Street,
.,Utr.uh aJ2.
GARaGES, D"uhcasrs shelving. also fur
n3ture repaired aad painting. Reason
ahr price. Satisfaction. Madison .27.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

AUTOMOBILE MAN-AmNliious young
iunu with considerable experience Win
maNc good. Madison oSGi
HANni:E wants Job ion * IFS. care
- he iGsp"teh.
Lon Is years old Mani" I,i;y, , w@rN Of any
$50. care The Dispatch.
uooKKEErEK and billing typisl. by
would go III the country At s. ana price
OF BOARD iioN q Ia ear, III, Dispatch.
UoOKKEErER who mas been handling
general books, financial and profit and
loss eta;ements. ais" acting as oHicc
mont Adde'S saso ox i 3s carr, y~n! TSs
Dispatch.
BOOKK EErER--Man. reliable. accurate
hn",,tSSprr or ANY other Kind OF c!,r,c,i
work. iiox |. 4as. car" The Dispatch.
Boo Et; s,c,s n oi men assires a
years, experience e senerH! onice worn
neutrality-suspicious. position oy connie.
tent Young man. eNn,rienGed IN whole
sale ana retail credits "ni In handling
References BOX u 10. The Dispatch
BOOK INSTRUMENTATION, man and BOOK
keeper. sAperirnerd and competent. de-
Address bON J. care The Dispatch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS butler or waiter.
s M%GMs "? North r.ist ' Street mace C.
CARPENTER work wanted. window and
sash-cord work. 1903 W-st Cary street
CARD wRITEk-Shuw- card writer wishes
position in store. BOX la. care I'M.
Dispatch.
CHAUFFEUR or experienced hospital man
butler houscwoTN. wants position. KuIus
Green. ii29 Jackson Street.
CiiAUFFEuR--roung narrisd man (yhitrI
wants position as chauffeur. can drive,
auy inmho car. either truck OF urly,t,
lsyst references. Gall kLndnIph
:I12-W. ----------
man wants lob c;.r-
ITnl- me CnaniCAi or lup collector Ii.x
l. s.i care me Dispatch
CIEEIcAI~--EN man wants can
ulnynrnt OF any hind. rrefcr ,i.ri. a.
work. Best OF reference. Address
George W. Topping. IL. T.. -. No. : nnI
.l. south Richmond. Va.
CIEKK-Young man wants iob as clerk
~ clerical work. can furnish reference
Madison 1850.
Cl.f:RK-Iiigh school graduate !esircs
clerical or Office Work. HAS KNOW lei "a
of book keeping and typuMIltIug C..Il
Randolph aSb1- w.
CLEUk-By ~ man - years old. n place
as clerk In store or any kiEd of jnJoSr
work. Well acquainted In city Can do
some collecting Am steady. Can tur-
nish goo! reference. Address q Igs
care the Dispatch.
| HUNDREDS Of users voluntarily tcsIjYv
TO the good results obtains6 a. I'm Time,
! Dispatch Want Ais
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

HOUSE Pal" vtNG. 4: u. ElHo,t * s.n
Call SH1t,"tI .y22-I
WALL TArEE cleaned ralt!min.ng sam!
LAWS, a-' - FIRST -. IAN Sel.-M.
WALL falEk-FoI urst-,lass xor. M
lowest gitc.s call .. =. Alckntr!ca
I!ouirv-dd !sJj-J All wutl. .l!ir,ui,,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

Keeper. experienced and competent d.
sir,s position AZ once. Best Icicryuyrs
Address ISON g. care The DIspatch
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Statesmen and agents

SALES AGENT wanted on commission 80
sci! Norfolk electric motors and Walter
electric elevations III the Richmond dis
Iltt. l'r"htab!c ana exclusive aTI.nGe-
intut Tor electrical! man VINO VIII nusttA
and pc.>cNrrc. cur product Is thor
uusa.y modern and high grade. HTic-s
ARE CON- asatIElty Ion. Norfolk Flee
trIv Ms. 90. 2iJ-2lI Cumberland Street
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MUSICIANS.

Wanted, m usicians to
play clarionet, slide from
bone, cornet, alto, bass
and snare drum, who are
mechanics or clerks, for
band with a large manu-
featuring plant 80 miles
from Richmond. For full
information address
A. E. S., BOX l. 454,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by 4 man 80 years
"i axe. "a place as companion OF ,aI..-
"NrerienCcd; and reference furnished: nm
or out "i the city. Answer. c s6e care
'Int. IIISILnI IL. ~ N''''
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Wuiitcti-1'o Rent
RE.M ESTATE FOR SIZE

Farms and Land for Sale S3
FAhMS-if you want 10 bly, a farm, ssc
I.u.iIing -" -''So
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Situations Manleu-sialc 3

AUTOMOBILE MAN-AmNliiouS Young
iunu. with coasldrrI..e experience wl;n
auiuiuUhliys, desires a. uppu!t uuity 10
ma Ne good. Madison USGi.
!A!iti3u wants JOB. ion * IFS. care
IN, Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

wanted To sell f':ig!Jni,r
'ICrLkSS KEFRIGEEA roRS' and
Drigu- Light products. Apply Suburban
Lighting Corporation. iiJ North Eighth
Street. Richmond, Va
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-Malc 81

CrI.i.EGE MAN and law student. with
some "i!ce eNLerience. desires nositiom
WIN iuture. Hours from $40 20
O'clock T.; NJ. Salary no object. Arrly
~ y; 0El!n West Franklin ST.. RiCn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

n Is Mn 7 WU NlEN- STaWc s.ICS!uCfl,
VITA bTdiUs, initiative. personality and
real sales ability. 20 Ca!l ON garages and
motor car sales agencies Ia market a
real labor ana t.!uc wing device .ar >ri
by national advertising and real sales
helps. CASH register. adding machine and
gHS ul!.u.; equipment statesmen vii. nni
uug PROPOSITION worth considering: no
competition aud every call - yruai.Ci
position w!i. pay $500 per month. In
less you AIEv ~ successful record, save
Your EusttSv. IniS wUndvTIuI inyuu-
tlUu WI! to. demonstrated at Richmond
State FaiG Write us today Tor APP
lo.E'In-nt at the Fair Grounds Al
G4"Ss Sales Manager. 3OY Board OF Trade
IsGllI.ug, SOgioIk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

rECIALTS Statesmen wanted to soil
patented UIi-siasS display cases. Every
STORE /, prospect. Salary and commas
Sion. Territory KiCntunnd ana yICinity
Manufacturer ono OF the longest ust.b.
lI~Hcd ia tac COUuiry. Selling .Np.rl
enc, Hui good education required. Al
dress UoN /. 3-d, care 1nc ~Dispatcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

BDDn ~ III Eli Dung desire, a
Years experience la genera! ofilCr wUrk
iInl 4 yA3. care The DlspatCn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

ROOM EEEpER--Mau. reliable accurate
and good pcninan. desires position a :,
book Keeper or any other kind OF clerical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

CARPENTER work wanted. window and
s.sh-cord Work. 1903 West Cary Street
CARD WRIrEK-Show- card writer wishes
IlIsnAtCn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
CITY OF ZION Is
VERY PROSPEROUS

Zion. Ill, Oct. IA recent A.
nanctal report. issued by Zion institu-
tons and industries. shows that the
City Of Zion, owe which Wilbur Glenn
Volvia rules, knows how to conduct
business as we'll as religion success
fully. According to the report, the
twenty on more institutions and in
dustries, owned and operated by Volt
va rs general overseer Of the Church
OF Zion, did a business FOR the fiscal
year. ending June 81, 1921 Of $3,-
lb6,o15.S4. The baking industry did
q business Of $675,339.05 for the same
period, and in June Of this year alone,
the business of this industry was $685.
900. The Apron and Handkerchief
Factory for the year dio a business, of
$~90.470.55. The Candy Industry fo,
the same period did business OF
$263.027.s7. and the Printing plant
handled business amounting to $751;.
S57.s4. Zion officials say the marked
success of these institutions is at
tributed to one cause, primarily. They
take God into everything. and adopt
tho general business motto, Where
God rules, man prospers." Looking
at it from the cold-blooded business
side, the workers inject Christianity
into their work and the result Is tina,
the goods are cCnscientiousay pro-
duced. and a man would . put ma
4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

This new coat of Paris design is
made or directoire lines with a plain,
rather fitted effect. 1t is of duck blue
duvetyn. The circular fare at the bot
tom is carried out in the large circu-
lar collar and cope sleeves Giving the
impression tina fur is scarce. little
dabs and tufts of seal are used to
trim the collar and sleeves. The coat
is distinctive and very Partisan in eff
feet although decidedly simple.
1t is the variation from the wrap
type which Parisdans are making
most popular. There is some slight
tendency to popularize the wraps with
a. fare at the hips, but these plain
fitted models with circular skirt ef-
fects are by far the leading models
of the day. This is a wrap for after
noon or dressy occasions. For morn
ing, motoring and sports wear top
coats or Short fur coats are usually
worn and for evening the lovely bro
vaded n velvet wraps are correct,
but the type of coat pictured is be-
coming fashionable for the semi-for-
NAL affairs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
VI Tinker bobkH
I'M +tLgstoriesA
&&1@4gY& hcarvseA Holcomh -94%a
byCar;ysle n. Holcomh
MR.. CHUCK SPIES A. GUN,

MIR. CHUCK SPIES A GUN.
If it had been you or if it had been
me, the Hunters gun might nave been
of some use. But it was the King of
the Forest who picked it up and to
Tinker Bob the u vas worthless.
He needed no'such weapon in the for
est, or out of it. The creatures were
afraid Of such things n it was the
Kings desire that they should not be
afraid of him. He had Seven Won
derful Stones, and each contained
such power that the King could do
whatever he wanted to and be I'M
molested.
Said he to himself What will 1
do with this gun? The Hunter was
SO frightened that he dropped 1t and
raj away. What shall I do with it,"
Then there II q thought to his
mind that was good; I'll take it to
the Hunter myself and see what he
says.
He started away across the meadow
toward the Hunters house with the
Hunters gun on his shoulder. This
looked very strange indeed to see the
King of the Forest carrying q gun.
OF course the first one to see It was
Jerry, the Jay, and of all the talking
o EVER heard Jerry did It.. He went
l'tO VIC lOTSSL dIu lS4O IHc lOihS lQeIo
that the King had gone out INTO the
meadow with a gun on his shoulder
hunting Rabbits. This made Jack,
the Rabbit. stay close to the brier
patch. and all of the birds and beasts
hunted their holes.
Tinker Bot hadn't gone far when
before him he saw Mr.. Chuck stand
ing on his hind feet looking squarely
into his face. MIR. Chuck knew it was
the King but what was he carrying?
He never saw the King carrying a gun
before. What did it all mean any
way?' After a thought or two he de-
cided to play safe and down into his
hole he went, for he knew as we'll as
any other creature Of the forest that q
gun would destroy life.
The King came up to the hole
where Mr.. Chuck had seen seen and
called to him: "Mr. Chuck come on
out. ! am the King of the Forest, 1
will do you no harm"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

THE first of a Series Of three at
tractive parties which the Pro-Cathe-
dial club will give this winter. is an
nounced for Friday night. October rs.
tG be given in the Knights Of Column
hus club rooms Dancing will be the
diversion. for which Emard's five
piece orchestra will play. Halloween
features Will be introduced during the
evening and the hall will be appro-
pstately decorated for the occasion.
On the committee arranging the af-
fair are Messrs Tom Collins. Lawrence
Norman, Clcary Monley and J. j.
Qnigley.
1.-THE Young Ladies' Sodahty Of st.
Michael's pro-catheiral will give a
Halloween party this evening in the
auditorSu,n of the church, the affair to
open at s O'clock. All young women
OF the society are cordially invited to
attend. The evenings. fun will in
and win be followed by refreshments.
Misses Loretta German. Thelma Du-
rick, Laura Nuss and Alice Harvey
( IN charge.
AFTER visiting in Grand Forks for
three weeks, Willis Pierce left on
Tuesday room for his home in Min
neapolis. He was the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pierce,
416 North Third street, and visited hi.
little daughter, Lois Pierce. who is
the guest Of her grandparents.
Pledge services will be held next
Sunday at 4 o'clock in the home OF
Mrs. L. c. harrington, Fourth ave-
nue., by Mu chapter Of Sigma Alpha
Iota. sorority for Mrs. LillianK Rick
aby, Miss Marjorie Moore, Miss VAL
'barg Aakhus- Miss Ausilga Sorenson
and Miss Viona Hansen.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota;
sorority will be at home next Satur-
day afternoon at LArimore hall par
lors from 4 to s o'clock. The affair
which was to have been given last
Saturday, was postponed because OF
Homecoming.
This is the program which is to be
given during the afternoon.
Romance" ........... Van Goen
Miss Esther Sanford. cellist.
There are Fairies at the Bottom Of
Our ....... Lehman
Miss Alice stinson, soprano.
n%Rren p {. harrington harrington: p ansiahart
Pirate Dreams ......... Huerter
"Ro! Mr. Piper ........., Curran
Mrs. Hugh Ruettell, soprano.
Mesdames Leslie Stinson and T. J.
Smith will pour. -
The condition of Miss Muriei Bah
cock of Fargo, who has been a patient
n the Methodist hospital in Madison,
wis. for some weeks, is reported to
be much improved. Miss Babcock.
who is a North Dakota alumna, be-
came ill shortly after her arrival at
Madison his fall. where she had gone
to attend the state university. Mrs.
E. S. Babcock of Fargo left on Sum
day for Madison to visit her daughter,
+ X No.
MIR. and Mrs. W. c. Rawson of SEQ
hey, Mont, are guests for an indefi-
mite time in the home Of MI. Rawl
sons brother-in-law and SISTER, MI.
and Mrs. E. A. Arhart, 502 Vernon
avenue.
Following a brief visit in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald.
324 Vernon avenue, Mrs. John Cashei
has returned to her home in Grafton.
Mrs Cashel is a sister Of Mrs.. Alex
ander Mcdonald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
4udent Recital
Friday Afternoon

The students OF the junior depart
mint OF Wesley college will give their
first recital of the fall season on Fri
afternoon, November 2S, in the
ely studio. An invitation is extended
parents and friends to hear the
8pSpGram, which is to open at 4:S0
osalock, and has these numbers:
SSauetry Fe'nnold
AAlIAde ............. Bursmuller
N y Margaret Olson.
E4npnttng Song ........... Schunann
. Flora Mcdonald.
hi Jovial Gypsy ......... Dutton
e katherine o'connell.
Pstite Dance conte
9 4 Haael johnson.
Il Gondola Reynold
u Grace Hanson.
Little Tom Tucker .......... Smith
d Elaine Odegard.
tFAAyfng Tag ............ Loeschorn
rs q Vivian Gordon.
Msrry Bobolink ........ Krogmann
q Elda She'll.
F&sigh! Ho! March .......... Rolfe
a Glenna Hagness.
Across the Lawn .......... Rickaby
n Anne Greenberg.
Bsll Rondo .............. streabog
q a. u Helen Westlund.
FIplic Of the Wind ......... Cramm
U Barbara T~repanier.
Fomponette ............. Durand
"a Helen Rice.
Bcrceuse .................. Gronon
= Wilma Johnson.
March Of the sages Mathews
NJ Alice Westlund.
Filtration Dance ........... Brown
ss Louise Lockman.
Patriotic Song ...... GrieS
Minnie Hendrickson.
Pixies in the Indian Village. Brown
Norton Twite.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

The following young ONE have
been chosen to fill the nine vacancies
In the Aesthetic Dancing class of the
Nomen's Physical Training depart
ment at the. state university: Misses
Catherine Cranna. Violet L'Esperance,
Catherine Finch, Margaret Gillette,
Agnes Glockner, Ethel Lysing, Pau
line Mcfarland, Ethel MCGOWAN and
Merle Mcclure.
There are to be twenty-four mem
beers in the aesthetic dancing class this
year, and under the supervision of
Miss Nellie Martindale head of the
women, the class will meet twice each
week.
Some very fine talent is being added
with this years class and excellent
work is being looked forward to.
Miss Marie Life Of Minot. is a guest
at the Hotel Frederick. She will re-
main in the city for some time.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Free church will meet in the church
avenue) on Friday afternoon al -
o'clock. Mrs. Amund Ostno will
serve refreshments. Everyone is in
Nted to attend. !
The meeting Of Bethesda branch
number IS, which was to have been
held on Friday, October 20, has been
postponed. The date Of h postponed
4
Mrs. I. Sneidman and son George,
of Winnipeg, Man, will arrive in
Grand Forks on Friday to. be guests
at The home Of Mrs. A. SilverInan, 402
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
WILL BE
Y ON FRIDAY

Among the many Halloween parties
this week will be that arranged by
the Luther league of St. Marks
Lutheran church, to be given on FRI
day evening in the church auditorium
beginning at S:15 o'clock. Members
and friends of the church and society
are invited, and the coEamittee has
announced a special invitation to uni
versity students.
Original, questionnaires have been
issued announcing the affair and with
"fun" the password Of the evening,
the committee has assured everyone
of good time. Music, mirth and
eats'' are included in the "doin's' and
some time during the evening this
program will be given:
Baritone Solo-Gudmund Thorgrim-
sen.
Piano Solo (selections from the Pyr
.Gynt sufte)-Miss Valbors Aakhus.
Reading. Selected-Sonia Nelson.
Cello SoIo-Walter Block.
Tenor Sofo-Ernest o. Armbruster.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
BIBLE CLASS TO
REORGANIZE SUNDAY

Attention of the women of the First
Baptist church is drawn to the wom-
ms bible class which is to be re-
organized for the coming year next
Sunday morning. Officers will be
elected at this time and an instructor
for he class will be chosen.
. Dean Vernon P. Squires very sue
cessfully instructed the class during
the last ear Mrs. c.. E. Wright is
the retiring president.
For a number of years the women's
bible class has been maintained in the
First Baptist church and its growth
and progress has been marked.
The class will meet at IL o'clock
from h on instead of at 9:45 o'clock,
as In the past. All of the
church and congregation are invited
to become members.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

Mr.. Chuck didn't come out but he
spoke to the King; "You will have to
take that gun from your shoulder and
lay it on h ground before I will come
out. Those are the things that kill
Woodchucks."
We'll, I can do that, Mr.. Chuck"
Tinker dropped the gun, nov come
on out of your hole" =
Mr.. Chuck came out very slowly to
make sure that it was safe. what
does it mean, o King. to see you with
a gun like the Hunter carries? Don't
you know that all forest folks know
when a fellow comes along with a
gun? That's. why Hunters don't see
nearly 20 many creatures for the
creatures seen them first
This is the Hunters gun, MT.
Chuck. ] am taking it home to him"
Wait and-see what Mr.. Chuck says
to the, King tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Mr. Chuck Shoulders he
Hunters Gun.