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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost ,nr
topic excepting IN legal and mt dicsi
subjects. nre .<>Nered free A. Iii
inquiries nre answered direcn, nv
perAnnai letter. self addressed
stamped envelope &. required. Ad-
cre" The Times-DiSpatch informa-
tton Rureau. Richmond ",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

The virginia voters would not permit the
nomination OF single woman to the Legis-
azure out as II TO make amends the Demo
cratic Executive Committee is to ALLOW wom-
en- members to vote for n chairman in sue
ression TO the late Chairman James. AS the
women compose 50 per cent OF the state
committee il does not appear how they could
Charlotte OF server.
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The tn~piraIjer

We g; ti5 s'rs@7"ea ;As saaia- ya-;ss,
N,EV. got ~AS,"" s-eu:-.s -. <.-
= s5-o:.l.;r-"
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N ss@rs - Huaa Ho-neske n-&s. -&l
Araana ins Ho;;cra 6: ;Ns <ad2 eau-:e-. sa:-"
=; "A'''rs - Ae~r - more. M senior .e..
, N VH'f 27Ss<977sa ?oy aaa ,soSe5 Kim
IN ''f 80 ;ss >asTess Vas
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Theater Calendar

observation-disclosures oliver Cur
woods Golden Snare"
LfRlC-Bcbe Daniels. IN "One
Wild Week"
BIjou-Dorothy Dalton. in BE
hind Masks"
lSlS-Alicc Brady. in The
Land OF Hope
RLuEBIRD-Tom Mix. in 9TH.
Big Town Round-Up."
oDEoN-Bebe Daniels. in 1.-TWO
Weeks With Pay"
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Minister ncrcr,, Robbery.

l.NNCkEuEG, VA. Aus. l<.--Eev.
l. Il ThNrnhnl, Eartis; minister,
has reported 10 the police here that
some one entered his residence Ia
Court Sircct and stole watch ana
chain BELONGING 10 him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

Observers continue to mention the fact tina;
the policies most popular with the prcscn,
administration are the Wilson policies The
Reruhlicans bounded MIR. Wilson so closely
that he almost civilized ,hcn.-w Winston. Salem
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local Temperature Yesterday.

i. NJ. Temperatures " "a
Maximum temperature 10 T. N %
MlAlnum temperature TO J.. NJ. -
Mean Temperature yesterday -
HNtMa' temperature Tor thls daIc. -
tNcrSs yesterday ....
tt::NC.ss since March ,............. 23i
N>''' s'"Nc IahH"t! ............ $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

There are two kinds OF fana;cal rcformcrs:
those who make living doing nothing and
those who make n living Keeping others from
DOING Notwithstanding Citizen.
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Echoes From Down Home

50 as:unafI' us.I1l 5res VIA. VI. IAN
20 @" nY2s apse away. 90 tAs. wsv
II "'.n al. SON. --5 NOES win a mn. ~.
rai Ntn ~ sA.s-tt turs re;,. -,
s'efa vfat 10 s5-zrs,., Pc
z-.ss
lr . Nor,H cl.o-.a4 i,4e. -..,.. -. >
- :rus; 70 -. A-sr.ss claas r2.r~t.-s,
aaH.7'a ~ --l'u'nau -.rs
fle gene 81. rr.r-. ..ar v,.. w,,-,.
s1 nlt ma VI, vas s1.. car,ss,
ii1-ras'I nas rs%p1v-t ;ta. ~ as rt,, $50
.ast - Hr5l ra-rs -.l.s. rut@; - -,
- iai !'s sTnaseo q 5aa-r ;:snI some ~ =.
vr a-r. nEC ttltf,.ut-s Telegram male.
We ..ss uar4es tistt-I,s ana ,s.U,;,gr.-. a.,
Afs arnr kucw %; vn.-ts- ,.. wa 7l-..
Tier ya- lht:F - ,l-u a-oda,,. nm. -,
.r - h-ll tC' '-isss :e.t w..hi- rafj-
Distance 81 ins ousi on a.. sr-: - rlh5
tt.- ary weather hnns:s ;,.lrse IN; W.,
,rs rr..t So: - Starving il E;vsstn ana Csc
v.f:-o N n. cid n o-ia VOL tf..t ma, oa,r-itr
asa n.t I.icef y n, ,t.:.s -E:ll. ~ News ana
-'stse-Net
The ;.sTUs,icAn inemtt,s o. N. senate p
'!@uct Committee, before atbJt.uE :ae Amer
csn VIluiaon c!Lubc q: n, 1I-in hi. voted 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

Ae y = guy trusts nobody beginning si,A
,lss'ns well osN< to- dee7 ,AiaStas.
5-oviA "
i>r'T'r'y aaa wes,,A hrrns worries San,A-
e. lAe tAaansS
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Enlargement Announced.

MT. and Mrs. James \. Stro,hcr. %.
Wclch, w. Va. announce tho en-
easement and approaching marriage
OF their daughter. Mary James. 10
Weir Randolph Goodwin, OF Char
icst"n' ;. {. The wedding will tako
place In october at "kinloh." Gull
pepper, Va. The summer home OF the
brides parents.
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Local Rainfall.

,H Ss !; hours ending 4. M.. rs
hhiniHN - hours ending J. NJ ia
ii,...iiS!'nC! since March ........... : ~
''"N'S"N' SINCE january .......... IS
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Miss Osborne Improves.

Miss Bette Osborne, Of Lawrence
willie. who recently underwent AT o.
Grafton al 81 Eliza btth's Hospital. IS
reported as improving rapidly.
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request the Democratic mentors to leave the
room. No wonder. They ought to have been
ashamed TO see each other do IL. let alone
members OF the Observation-Disclosures News.
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Lawn Fctc Friday.

Al "licincmus.' the country HON.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mann s. Valentine
IT. thcFe "ni be on next FRIDAY
evening, from TO IL o'clock, a lawn
parry Tor The rectory fund OF I'm
manuel Church. Friends from Rich
mond and the public generally hay.
been invited to attend. There Will
be dancing and other amusements.
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Special Data,

WIND direction. west: Wind velocity. u;
i. Nj. elcaGy "
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birthday Party.
Guests at "lii.lsiris

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lee Bcveridr.
nave been the recent guests o. Mr.
ana Mrs. Lawrence White Wilson a
the!r country home. hillside" nca
stanton.
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VI addisoa-t.ud~.

Mr. and Mrs. Z A. GUIDE. loA
South Spruce Street. announce n,
marriage OF their daughter. Lucille
Thurs;on. 10 John W. Madison, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison. OF
Aztec on Friday August i; Tho
ce!t nlony was performed by Row. l..
W, Swo2c. pastor OF Veaabie stree.
Baptist Church. They are n home
al i0-A South spruce Street
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The Weather
f'urnished br U. :. Weather Burrau.,
Forecast

Forecast: virginia.
Generally fnir today
and tomorrow: cooler in
south portion today.
North Caroiina-
Partly cloudy today and
tomorrow. probabl, To-
cal thupirr>i o wer RS;
moderate temperature.
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Quiet Marriage.

Carter x. Pope and Miss Ellen V
Harvey We're quietly married at u.
home Of Rev. J. J. Schcrer 1903 Mon
umcni Avenue, last Thursday even
ing. The bride wore n travelling suit
OF blue. with hat 20 match. After IN.
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Pope left or
an extended trip through the South
They Will MAKE their homo q, Bat.
lchoro. y. c
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S OCIE I. T Y

~
Moran. of Beverly Manor" staunS
'oh' announce the engagement and
approachinS marriage OF their
naus hter Ruth. to James Lawrence
head. OF Ccrro dc Pasco. Peru, south
america. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
l-andon Head, of Kingsburr place
81 Louis. Mo. The wedding will tako
pace In early September.
birthday Party.
MT. and Mrs. Bennie Garner enter
oaihed Friday evening at their home.
s'I kensington Avenue. In honor oc
the sixteenth birthday Of their motbcr
Mrs. B. G. Garner. The house VA.
decorated in color scheme of mink
ana white. carried out effectively vim
PINK rosebuds and summer flowers
the birthday cake forming tho cen.
'"rpiccc on the table.
Mrs. :. y. Douglas served punch.
and those assisting i'm the dining
room were Mrs. Herbert A. Carson.
Mrs. = G. Carl and Mrs. W. J. Car
ncr. over thirty guests were prcs-
ent ana Mrs. Garner received a num-
Der OF beautiful gifts.
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NoNpNY NVGVST IS 1921
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'he's :-n,s II -. -a-7,-
;'A' "a r-LS - &--t&ca 81 ;ss -5-.,-v
"Sa "'~.s at-4:'s-a;:y a:s;-5y ..e a-e
.A>s ..- aa;:o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

The i.s7rsiican inemi,t:s % me senate p
i.@uct commit.ee before Adopting .ae Amer
esn VIluxiloa c!Lubc q: n, kari. hi voted 20
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r,.trrflN>E, Randolph
1. rrtvatr Rr,"Sh ~
change connecting ""'
al, departments.

q EtN II y ~
Washington. lhe Ne"
Nrrk NNcnucg New N"tA
civ. ttnh NNen"s
t,ui,Igurs Chieas". t~
r,r'> t,as puili'uS t"H-
aar,phia, tn."n'ai NV"
En,iNsnS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

FURNISHED every. ia, IN the year At 10 south
~ Dispatch ruU.ishinE Co. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

O. - "a; g: zsay = a.s - u-.-s +,
''siis '1ss lat3: Sam 30; -easiv4-r r-usA
: 's'.As iS i''aA-.st he dotsn', l-aw MA a.
" . - aNtrstos,,c5 ,tl8a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
EX-SAlVATl0N ARMY MAN
WILL VISIT IN RICHMOND

colonel Joseph Hammond, retired
salvation Army officer who has seer
many years OF service IN practical!y
every country in tlc world, VIII visit
Richmond next week and viii maxi"
several addresses while mere. COL
ono Hammond viii come here from
Lynchburg and viii bt IN the city
saturday, sunday and Monday OF mex,
week.
Tho Amy leadc, started his ca
r"er II thie work in Australia and
n" Zealand. .,:tdtaas since then ear
ricd Oh extensive work ia many co,un-
tries ttrurrhou: enc world
Tho local Salvation Army wil. nu,d
its iirst services THIS year ir Elr,i
Park this afternoon. according to nu
C"nrn:tndnut 3"org. Garland jIn
also announces that. ia addition TO
"n interesting address, th"r" win br
singing AM band mus." at IN. ser
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
NCHMOND's FOOD EXHIBIT
OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT
Doors OF the Grnys' irlnory VIII
lie Thrown Open at D::bn
O'Clock.
PROGRAM VERY ATTRACTIVE
thousands of Tickets Have Been
Distributed Throughout city,
ana VIII BE Good for Part Of
Admission Charge.

FINISHING touches we're put on the
'othS yesterday for I;l"hmoud's
ne food show. which opous tomor-
W. might at 100 O'Clock il tn
rays Nrmory. seventh ana Mar
nan streets. uudor tho auspices OF
he Retail Growers Association.
thousands of tickets have boon dis
iihu,"d by rs. growers. which viii
q good for 10 cents toward the ad-
'iss!on price Of % cents
The tea room in tho show. the pro
eds of which VIII be given -
harlinhi" Determinations. viii n..
"hhuri"d by ia" Ladies Of Charms.
nd.i tbs direction Of Mis- Kat"
'hmho ana Mrs. John y Blll"y Mon
hE' Tuesday aud wednesday, and
h"Iuirs circle. Sh"lt"rint;
rms ii"'i'iial. under The direction OF
lFh, 3, q; II Pntt' IWIrsdus f',i-
ny ana Srurday Proceeds from
'N'' VIII b" =!v"n 70 these or
quotations.
Ger Will h!siriuut, pamphlets III
'.r prnrrr car" "f babies ana tic
TcrnH'ious that housewives -nouid
y" ma preserving food ana sanitary
"hdi'i"us ~ tho haDr booth with
10y" exception ~ TOMORROW TINS com.
3" :" v.oluck. Aus shit" baby
"'w""m' the ages Of TX months ana
roe S"u.s Is eligible
y W"Iei nursery wh"r. the Sleep
* i""hiuw and dyers!ur OF in
h's Win -" sn"wu VIII b" II f-a
y" ut Till. booth Mis- Narul. 7.
iinor. superintendent uG ia. In
'ruC'iNo NiSitiUa %uT--. N-Sucia-
on, which organization plans "a Eeu-
al "dugI'ional campaign In crmnsc-
on wsth "a" food Show. .,ud Health
nlccr iMIsou. Vii b" ia chHrgr.
hattng contest under tn" super.
sion ~ ,h. Housewives Lcngu- will
" conducted daily, b"ginitir. Tues
Pass Mrs T.. = Minor ana Mrs :.
+ H"iniss VIII represent ia" lcaGg"
mn ,umuI'f"". Days for tn" con-
~ decided uuou ara. Tuesday. best
~ bread. Wednesday,. layer cake:
hur- lazy. ROLES Frlda", iup. cake
bunr" ~ pruuRp. aud Saturday.
.o. Ear.oUs charitable insiI'Uiiurs
10, h, ulycr whose articles entered
mi not wuu,"d hy ia" house"i'" for
I's f"a'ur' The first rr|zr for each
uy wli, b" il barre! = npUr duuat. 4!
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SNYDER WINS $4,000 SUIT
FROM v, R. & P. COMPANY

verdict III favor o! tn. complain
ant IId damages amounting To il..-
"0c WAS awarded ycyjcrda. bv = mrs
IN IN" city 'ircni' Court .m the .,H,
81 I""rs" j. Enyh"r against IN" Nr.
giu.J halfway ANA Power Dsurpa..
Motion waS mad" to SCI asid, tn.
verdict ami ], wil Doe argued later
lon tn" term.
snyder claims b." Ma p",f.lr.rtfy
injured in both legs as q result uf
an accident at tn" corner ~" HrpsI
and E!land Streets last Apil ,,bMn
four pcrsoHe were STRUCK by - trolley
or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
CONFIRMS FRUIT LOSS IN
SHENANDOAH VALLEY

Special - Tie Times Dispatch
STANTON. VA, April wit,
liam y. Mccnmh, secretary of tn,
Augusta Fruit Growers Association
today verified estimates made Tues,
hay, that Monday uiuht'S freeze cost
"rchardiSts Ina tn" Shenandoah Val,
MI MoCombs said that inspection.
mad" lai"r THIS week. showed tina
even later fruit was damaged. NOR,
than at first thought H.. said tn,
drop III temperature ur IS dc.
greos Monday mght was tn. wors,
calamity that had visited tn" Vale,
iruit men sine. laos
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laps DEFER LAND BILL

TOKYO Ap~l 2-Th" project 10
Introduce Il uew 5,li IN IN" Diet,
granting foreigners tn" right TO uwli
unh IN Japan, Viii not be- carr!.d out
Il ir explained her" ma, Japan wIl!
await the result rf ia" land roSiric-
tons IN tn. United States b.rur.
adopting It d"'irit" attitude a. home.
= landlord ownership L.ll passed tno
previous Diet. but never vas put intO
operation
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ninodhounds Trnn suspect.

SAX FRANCISCO. Apru ?-Thlrty
ro.!c" Officers Win b.oohhouuds to-
i-y w"r" "ndcavorln.; ia trmil It man
ssh" last uisht sho, and Killed NJ 81.
Alice rs Sho.. OF Fresno Cal whle
~. vas passing through % rark on
her way 10 a party \ companion.
Miss Virginia Thompson. said tho man
rushed fran a clump Of bushes cry
ing II am q iov.sick man ! c"ulG
h.i both ~ you"
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Inv suit Continued.

Argument ON the Uot.ru o.: Assist
NJ Ci'.. Attorney Anderson ma, mo
li' of Russell Allen administrator
tn. late Jamcs Allen Tor 10000
.riust TIA" city 10" dism.sscd nI't be
lntinucl before .IEdg" 'rUiup ~ Tho
ass and Euui'y Court. next Tues Iqy
'tcrn0on there not having boon TIM"
complete TIL" work Yesterday when
10 case was ctl'al
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ro rl",. VI. J.. unirrond .h.n,.

, Tm ,I,,s,I d, Nm ,5 M,..oa, ~ (.
iaIirauA shops h're Nl!l bo Cluh.,
rom rri' 10 May It WHs an
puuc,d today Twelve hundrcd mti
III bee affected tn" shops rcopc,
% y,s''rIHy at'ur "a shutdown o'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-18

Join the Ted Cross Next Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett made
a trim to Ortonville last Monday.
MUS and candies for Thanksgiving
at Thirsks.
Sheriff Wilson made g trip to Wau-
bay last Saturday where he attended
q sale in connection with his Office.
Editors Joe Flaa and John Mariner
of Revillo Item and Marvin Monitor
were Milhank visitors Tuesday at
tending the political meetings.
Mrs. James Jones went up TO An
dover Monday to visit her sister and
spend a week there. Mrs. Jones
sister was ore of the victims in the
recent fire at that place, she losing
her home ard her husband who was in
the grocery and meat business also
lost biz place of business and stock in
the fire.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-18
join the Red Cross Next Sunday.

rM as ~ g
Join the Red Cross Next Sunday.
Don't forget the big Thanks giving
Day dance at the American Legion
Hail, Milbank.
Mrs. Minnie Zelike, who had been
laid W for a month or so past has
improved 5 o that she is again able
to be up and around the house.
American Legion MINSTRELS
November %, "a, %. The big show of
the year, something you will always
remember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bingham spent
a few DAYS OF last week visiting their
daughter, Miss Gladys and friends in
the city. They are now living in
Minneapolis.
II have taken eight bottles of Tan
lac and have actually gained 40
pounds in weight and feel better and
stronger than | have felt before in
twenty-five years." says Q. II. Mahaf-
fly, OF Nashville, Tenn.
NJ. BleSer Drug Co.
Mrs. Godfrey Johnson went down
to Ortonville Monday to help Grand
ma Holtquist Of that place celebrate
her 93rd birthday. The aged lady was
the recipient of many pitts and flow
er tokens, and a large number of
guests wer epresent to congratulate
her.
Tnos. Sllivan, the track foreman,
who has been laid up for some time
while recovering from d recent sur
gica) operation, is taking M. Fl. Wise
mans place as fiagman at the Main
street crossing, while the latter is in
the hospital as a result of his recent
~injur~..
The Minneapolis Daily or Sunday
Tribune delivered to your home.
Kingston Antel,nan.
Miss Hazel Copyright was called to
Montevideo Monday by receiving in
telligence of the drowning of a broth
er OF Mrs. Kenneth Conright of that
city. The boy, Lloyd Benson was about
fifteen years of age and at the time
of the accident was trapping on the
river with a younger brother. The
yotuns,er brother had broken through
the ice and Lloyd went to his rescue,
but he also broke through the ice and
being heavily clothed was unable to
get out Of the water or hold .cn until
he could be helped, while the
younger brother had broken through
old, was rescued. A pole and also a
rope had been thrown to the boy by
a farmer, but he was too benumbed by
the cold water to be able to grasp
them. The man who tried to help
him stated that he was saying the
Lords prayer as he went under the
water.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-18

Join the Red Cross Next Sunday.
Don't forget the big Thanksgiving
Day dance at the American Legion
Hal, Nilhank. i,
Mrs. w. ". Wright is visiting rels-
,ive.s in Granite Falls, Mimi, having
departed for there last week.
Your sidewalk must be cleaned, dc
not neglect to do so Immediately after
the sro fall.
BY Order Of the City.
Mrs. r. b. .Aney and little daugh-
ter, departed for Aberdeen after 4
visit with her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Charles JacGuot.
Mincemcat, cardied citron and all
the nccessaries for your Thanksgiving
dinner at Thirsk's.
Tan'ac will overcome that ron down
debilltated condition and make YOU
feel ..nst Ike your old self again. ".
J. B'eser Drug Co.
Mrs. Lydia Jordan. who had beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sophia Nixon,
for several weeks past, returned to
her home in Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs. c. H. kimbali left last Sat
urday for a trip to Hinkley, Mimi,
to visit her daughter. Mrs. David
Jones and Mrs. Elsie Peterson, where
she will spend a portion of the winter.
P. II. Schaller is spending the week
in Aberdeen, where he is officiating as
wise master of the Rose Croix chapter
Scottish rite masons, at their fiftieth
reunion in a four-day program. Mr..
Schalier has been a number of years
the principal officer in the Rose CroiS
chapter.
Members and friends of the Pro-
gressive club held a card party in the
Farmers room of the court house on
Tuesday evening. Nearly SO were
present and the evening was pleas
antly spent playing cards. after which
q delicious lunch was served. The
party was a Thanksgiving benefit for
the hospital.
Little Buddie Flock, the year and q
half old o of MI. and Mrs. A. l..
Flock was the unfortunate victim of
an accident Wednesday afternoon
when he pulled an electric coffee per-
colator from the table and emptied its
boiling contents over his head and
shoulders. He was terribly burned
about the body and it was thought at
first that his sight might be lest, but
it al be saved. The little fellow is
having more than his snare of unfor-
tunate accidents. While standing on
the porch Of his home last summe dur
ing the electrical storm in which the
Catholic church tower was struck, a
bolt Of lightning struck near him and
burned his feet and legs somewhat
numbing them for a few minutes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-18
--fl-A-
Qualification Nov. II to Nov. 25-3w)
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
City Council of the City of Nilbank,
Grant County, South Dakota, will
meet at 500 o'clock p. W., on the 9Th
day Of December, 1921, in the Council
Chambers in the Bouck Block at Mil
bank, South Dakota, to receive AUG
ton bids for $5O,OC0.OO City Auditor
ium Bonds. Said bonds to be dated
December LIST, 1921, to bear interest
at the rate not to exceed 6 per cent.
per annum, interest payable semi
annually ard payable a. the First Ma
tional Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and maturing on December 1, 1871.
and redeemable after December i.
1881. The City Council will furnish
blank bonds and the legal opinion Of
Lancaster, Simpson, Junell. & Dorsey.
Attorneys, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
without charge, all bids mast be 4
conditional and accompanied by 4
certified check for 10 per cent. Of the
amount of the bonds bid for.
BY order Of the City Council Of the
City OF Milbank, South Dakota. this
7th day of November, 1921.
a. A. DInM0IJTGT.
City Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-11-18
Local and Personal Paragraphs

Join the Red Cross Next Sunday.
FRED Movers, the Produce
manager, has been confined to his
BED during the past week with stom-
ach trouble.
Mr.. Gus Yonkers Of Big Stone came
up ard spent a couple of days with his
daughter, Mrs. A. M. NiNcn, last week
and renamed over Sunday.
American Legion MINSTREL Is
November % "a, 25. The big show Of
the ,'ear, something you will always
remember.
The many friends OF Mr.. George
Mitcnell viii regret to learn that he
has been quite i'll during the week
with heart trouble, and has been con-
fined TO his home. We are pleased to
report that he is 10Y improving.
Mrs. H. G. Port returned last week
from her visit to friends in New York
state, having been for several months
past at Loon Lake and enjoying the
mountain air and odor of the pine
forests in that picturesque locality.
She feels greatly improved in health
from her vacation in the east.
Prof. VIII Van Walker, superinten-
dent of the High school at Mobridge
ACCOMPANIED the football team to this
city last week for the Armistice Day
game and remained over Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van
Walter and his brother, Ed. VanWalk-
err, Jr. Prof. Van Walker, although
a former Milbank man didn't seem to
have any computations about knock
ing out II football team with his
Missouri river bunch.
Your sidewalk must be cleaned, do
not neglect to do so Immediately after
the snowfall.
By Order of the City.
W. carry Artists Mounting Board
in Stock in Grey, Brown and Green.
Herald-Advance office.
Get your Tanlac where they've got
it. =. J. Bleser Drug Co.
MI. s. ". Rowley Of Aberdeen has
been laid up at the ST.. Hubert hotel
for nearly a week. Mr.. Rowley is a
travelling agent for the Mankato
Milling company, and sustained an
injury to one of his legs a short time
before, and the wound became infect
ed so lady that he was unable to get
back to his home in Aberdeen. Mr..
Rowley is a past Grand Master Of the
Odd Fellows Of South Dakota, and the
brethren of this order have been Wis
ting him during his enforced stay in
the city.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church will hold a bazaar and bake
sale, end in connection will have a
parcel Post Booth" Come and get
your first choice. Don't forget the
date, Saturday, Nov. 18th at Tessin's
hardware store, beginning at 10 a. m.
FANCY GOODS SALE
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Church will hold a sale Of fancy goods
q. the office Of G. l.. Wood Farm Mort
gage Co., Wednesday, Zee. Z. begin-
ming al 2 o'clock p. m. Lunch will be
served. Do not fail to look at their
goods before buying your Christmas
piftS