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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
Three Year Old
 Kills Playmate

Providence. R. l.. Oct. 20 - Three year old Johnny Bucko killed his playmate Mary Sapila, also aged three. by tying a cord around her neck. then to the shaft of a grind stone and turned the handle until the little girl was dead,
 The tragedy occurred in the yard of the girls home on Elm street, VaI- ley Falls. No action will be taken against the boy because of his ex- treme youth. 1t was declared by Po- lice Chief Finn today
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
ONE NEW ENGLAND
 PLANT POSTED

Washington. Oct. 2o.-A list of the stock yards which. under the packers and stockyards' act. will come under the supervision of the secretary of agriculture on November 1, was made public here today, Fifty-four yards in almost as many cities are included in today's list and. it was announced, at least 16 others will be added as their status under the bill is con- firmed officially.
 The yards of the Brighton Stock yards Company. Brighton, Mass. was the only New England plant posted,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
WoMEN'S INDEPENDENCE BLAMED FOR DIVORCES

St. Louis, Oct, 2O.-Women becom- ing economically independent is at trfbuted as the cause of the increase in divorcss by court officials here,
 Dtvorces granted in St, Louis this year have exceeded greatly those of other years. it was said Nearly 700 divorce cases were ssigned to the Court of Domestic Relations at one of it's terms,
 There were only 2,543 divorces granted in the entire state of Missouri in 1896 and 5,791 in 1916 according to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
MUST HAVE WORK.

Chicago, Oct. 20.A high scale wage on paper with no work will not helD the miner but a fair wage scale with regular work will build his yearly earnings to basis of American liv- ing and allow the coal operator to of fer cheap fuel to the consumer and reduce the producing cost of all com modities. Harry N, Taylor of Kan sas City told delegates. to the Ameri- can Mining Congress here to-day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
GUILTY OF MURDER.

Roseburg, Ore. Oct. 2o.-Dr. R. M. Brumfield, was found guilty of mur- der in the first degree here last night in connection with the death of Den his Russell, whose head1ess body was found beneath pr. Brumfie1d's auto mobile.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

The box containing Bergdoll fnvesti- gation and private papers, stolen from office of Congressman Johnson, of Kentucky, was found on fifth floor of the House Office Building. The box was broken open and important docu- ments were taken.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
LOOMS FUNERAL TOMORROW

Suffield, Oct. 2o.-The funeral of Seymour Crane Loonis, New Haven. which had been set for Saturday, will be held on Friday afternoon at three F. M The Rev. Victor Greenwood pastor of the First Congregational Church will officiate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
OUTBREAK SUPPRESSED.

Madrid. Oct. 2o-A syndicalist out break took place at Barcelona today but was quickly suppressed by the garrison. The government claims that it has the situation in hand everywhere despite agitations by rad icaIs of all shades of opinoin over the Moroccan war.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Premier Lloyd George declared in House of Commons plans Were com- plete to aid unemployment by assist ing British trade.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
Ne Ws Briefs

Efght-cent fare ordered by Special Federal Statutory Court will become effective in New Jersey today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

A revolution, headed by General Fausto Espejo, was reported from Cordo oba. A Federal force is waiting g at Cruz-Verde, where the rebels are reported marching to.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Gasoline consumed in this country during the month of August totaled 503, 51 3, ,4S3 gallons, breaking all rec ords, according to the Bureau of Mines
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

War Finance Corporation approved Governme loan of $1,G00, 900 to Western financial interests for loans on livestock in Montana and Wyo- ming.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Bureau of Labor Statistics shows cost of living in 32 states declined l.! per cent. from last May to September, and 1S.1 per cent. from June, 1920, to September.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Former service men of Greater New York, who are mem bers of the Veter. ans of Foreign Wars will parade or Armistice Day, Nov. II.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Director Forbes, of Veterans Bu- reau, in report submitted to President Harding recommended use of Camp Sherman, at Chillicothe, Ohio, a Government vocational university for training of disabled service men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

A lone bandit held up the Dominion express messenger on the Vancouver Toronto express between Swift Cur rent and Moose Jaw, Sask, rif1ed the safe and escaped.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Captain Americus Whedon, vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, died in Washington, aged S1. His body will be sent to LeXing- ton, Ky, for burial.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Shipping Board personnel was. re- dueed 2,664 and the payroll $4 4,051, 500 during the past four months.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

George Clemenceau's condition is reported critical. He is III at his villa at Vendes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Chairman Langley of the Public Buildings Committee will introduce a resolution in the House appropriatins S15, 100000 for hospital purposes, par ticularly to care for increased num- Der of nervous cases among eX-service
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

President Harding named Ambrose D. Meynaham of Colorado, to be as saver Of the mint at Denver
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Senator Luigi Albertini announced his resignation from the position of editor of the newspaper Corrtere Della Sera, which he had held for 25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Women delegates to Press Congress of the World, in session at Honolulu. were honor guests at luncheon ten dered by Mrs Wallace R. Harrington. wife of the Governor of Hawaii.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

A dispatch received in London from Prague says Poland approved the League of Nations decision par titioning Upper SiIesia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Efghty-five per cent. of packing house employees of Omtha voted in favor of authorizing executive board of Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America to call a strike in packing industry if such action is necessary to protect their interests.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

Of the ten men arrested on charge of vagrancy In Bryant Park, it is said several may be deported as undesira- b1e aliens.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

General Pershing was decorated with a gold medal inscribed: Prom the City of Paris to General Persh- ing" The medal was presented by President Le CorbeiIler of the Paris Municipal Council
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20

; ing British trade. A revolution, headed by General Fausto Espejo, was reported from Cordoba. A Federal force is waiting at Cruz-Verde, where the rebels are reported marching to. Gasoline consumed in this country during the month of August totaled 503, 51 3,463 gallons, breaking all rec ords. according to the Bureau of Mines.
 War Finance Corporation approved Government loan of $1,GO0,0OO to Western financial interests for loans on livestock in Montana and Wyo- ming.
 Bureau of Labor Statistics shows cost of living in 32 states declined l.? per cent. from last May to September, and 1s.1 per cent. from June, 1920, to September.
 Captain Americus whedon, vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, died in Washington, aged 81. His body will be sent to LeXing- ton, Ky, for burial
 Director Forbes, of Veterans Blu reau, in report submitted to President Harding recommended use of Camp Sherman, at Chillicothe, Ohio, as Government vocational university for training of disabled service men,
 Eighty-five per cent. of packing house employees of Omtha voted In favor of authorizing executive board of Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcther Workmen of North America to call a strike in packing industry if such action is necessary to protect their interests.
 Senator Luigi A1bertini announced his resignation from the position of editor of the newspaper Corrfere Della Sera, which he had held for 25 years.
 Shipping Board personnel was re- duced 2,664 and the payroll $4,O51, ,5O0 during the past four months.
 A lone bandit held up the Dominion express messenger on the Vancouver Toronto express between Swift Cur rent and Moose Jaw, Sask. rifled the safe and escaped.
 Former service men of Greater New ans of Foreign Wars will parade on Armistice Day, Nov. II.
 George clemenceau's condition is reported critical. He is III at his villa at Vendes.
 A dispatch received in London from Prague says Poland approved
  titioning Upper Silesia.
 General Pershing was decorated with a gold medal inscribed: Prom the City of Paris to General Persh- ing" The medal was presented by President Le Corbeifler of the Paris Municipal Council
 Of the ten men arrested on charge of vagrancy in Bryant Park, it is said several may be deported as undesira- b1e aliens.
 Chairman Langley of the Public Buildings Committee will introduce a resolution in the House appropriatins S15, 100000 for hospital purposes, par ticularly to care for increased num- Der of nervous cases among eX-service men,
 Women delegates to Press Congress of the World, in session at Honolulu. were honor guests at a luncheon ten dered by Mrs. Wallace R. Harrington. wife of the Governor of Hawaii.
 President Harding. named Ambrose D. Meynaham of Colorado, to be as- saver Of the mint at Denver
 Advertise In The Times
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
~@iernnoaman5is.ess aapitel.
6 hIuR.

rgaie perlaiie ih Sophia" erflar-
te @elene nit @ntidiebenbei, als
Borooim ibr lire Sretbeit anfiinoig-
te, ,bie nenigen Sabre, tpelde i'd
nod gu leben babe, tam i6 ebenios
gut bier als an6ersmo Derbringen.1
.@enige Sobre?" fragte 8oro-
sin pertpunbert. u5ie merben alt
nerhem Srdl1lein &elene."
Pit? Stein"
9as iunge Mhdo6en oentete auf
lire 8rnit.
sort orirnen arbeitet es be-
reits felt LANCER 3eit an. Der Ser
it0rung meines &orpers. sd NOR.
gu idipad, I'M 10 bel 8ef6meroen
al erbuloen."
Sic m,ioen IN einem an6erelt
alima @eneiung fir1oen, Granletn
8elene," iagte Dr. 9r5besfo, Der
ben perlangten Mbidieo erbalten
batte uno NIT 8orobin nab Surgnt
gereiit NOR, no er i'm at SsSral1lein
Madtet begleitete. v8erameifeln
Sic nidt, sic find bon Natur 11idt
our 5dninofubt bisponiert, MIR
Die gerbdltniiie baben bel Sbnen Die
aranfbeit beruria1t. Sic brau6en
besbalb Sophia nibt au berIaiien.
Ser nlte 5err 5iborsh Der infolge
Der gollmadt bes Germ gorooin
auf telegrapbifde 4%noron,ng oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bereits in sGSrei-
belt gefeBt uorben 1T uno ieoe
stnnoe bier eintreffen muB, mirb
leine godter neoer bier 1aflen mol
len. nod miro er III NuBlanb blei-
BEN. st nirb mil Ben Gruin,n1ern
Ieiueg germogenss nod 9eutidlonb
ODER Stalien geben ltno gefpiB miro
Ell Die aufopfernoe 8flegerin ieines
ainoes nift fdlklos bier 5nridlai-
fem Al
50 Der1n er mid nit lib mob.
me, rief Selene reltoeitrablem,
.bar1n more es ettpos al1beres. Mber
no molten Sic bingpbet, Serr GDfs
te q" s 35
.ygssah gngInab, .meiin 6srdulei,l
bort III oaer MRtbe meme DE
moire11 al ihreiben. Sier III nil
Der 8obet al beiB 80 uu6 id glall.
Be ipiirffIiiih, nod mandem a1bertt
a,sdB. Benn Hablano 10 fortDirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
.gntfeklidl e rief Norooin trull.

sG1ffeBllM! rfeT gofootn lrl1ls
rig. $50 f6nate ih nidts. gar
nidts fir sic tun?" Sss
.Doh bbringen Gie benienigeu
urierer Greulloe, oie Sic nod) Dor
aiinoer, lnciile lesten @riiBe 80 iid
binterlaiie ibnen Heiren SOB gegell
Die GDrannen sic ioIen nlcin
geoeufelL melm fir. nlein gaterlano
Die 5tun6e Der @erehtigfeit
idldgtl4
aNian miro al Sbrem @rabe nal.
len, mie al 0em zines Seiligel!"
iblu6ate Der Sauptmann, Dem falt
Dos Ser3' brad, ols CT bieie SoIgen.
ieiner Sat erblidte.
rWfan ion Mid" fltbr Selir, iet-
ne 5dlner5en 5tpi1lgeno, fort. .il
6ieief &etten uno nit benz &arren,
on ben man mid gefeiielt batte, be-
graben, auf bent airdbofe Der
Strdflinge, gum 3eiden oafur, ipie
melt Der Meni6 feline 8rioer ernie
origt uno nie grauiam er tie quilt;
als Elm 9enfmal Der &tlltur 6eS
briitliden 10. Sabrbunoerts, oas
nod auf Dinge sic Come lelldten
I6Bt, Die bpreits I'M Mittelalter alS
8arbarismus beaeibnet nur6en."
ngs ion aues geideben, mie sic
es piiriben ion id -"
Die 3ige oes 5terbenoen berarl.
0erten iid bier 10 auffdqig, 0aB. SO.
robin beitiir5t feline Sano IoslieB
unb Dor Dem Sterbenben auf Die
&11ie ianf.
n5elir bebor es at ipdt it,"
REF er flebe,o, rper5eiben Sic
mir?"
Ser Sterbenoe permodte nidt
mebr an fpreben. ober er oriidte Inn
l9peigeno bie Sano.
MIs 81. Or5besfo einen Angel1.
Bid ipdter ate1nlos eintraf, ftano
er Dor einem Gotten.
r31 ipdit,~ REF Der alte Marn in
tiefer 8epegung. Or bat ausgelit-
ten"
.8ebe oene1, sic fem Dpfer Der-
lbulbeten," mur1nelte 8orobin nit
Srdnen in ben Augen. Or mar
Der beiten S0bne 8uBIanos elmer.
5eine boben @~eiitesgaben befabig-
ten i'm. Dem 8aterlanbe unberehen=
bare Dienite al leiften. Dos 8a-
terlan0 fonbte i'm bierber, nm in
Soften at iterben. pie Elf miloes
Eier, bod fem 2eben miro troBoem
nidt nirfungslos bergeben. Die
&unoe bon ieinem @ef6id min i'd
binaustragen in 0ie 8eltJ nie Elm
MpolteI cine beilige 2egetbe binaus-
trdgt ~ i9 min alien Sobnen Stub
lambs feline 2eibet1 b~erfnn6en uno
iie our6 feine1t Name11 gum Batrio=
tismus e%ntflnmmen. Inf ieinen
2eidenitein aber min ib Die 8orte
iesen Ioiien @erehtiefei
Abodlte 2iebe!"
&c geidab anes mad bieien 8or-
len guf eirem einiamen 8erge,
melber Der n&opf bes 5trdflings"A
.genannt miro 1nb 8nm Begrdbnis-
plaB Der politiiben gerbannten
oient, tpur6e Selir begraben. Gin
.iblihtes bol5ernes &reu5 be5eidnet
in Der ublidm 8eife ieinen 8ugels
Elm ihlibter 5tein al ieinen JuBen
befnnbet ieinen Marner1. neber
bieIem nber lieit man Die einfadc
Snidrift: vDie @ere6tigfeit lit 5
b0dite 2iebel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

H.. SIN 8 OF n. gater: 8ieien
2iebesbriefitener nrc ib IN oeiter
55hmlmoppe - illdaiitten ioDteit oil
std g. lit oas Msaoel iieb5ebn SAT-
Sre al. nnbo fam nidot NAL obne s33l1-
filfenabme oes grieiiteqers eirle1l
5aiebegbrfef idreibenl .
.;---ss s e Ie linen &ISBe.
D5omn,ergalIf: Seon, @err Birtl SD
Dab bod B~'ieIIdltes nit 411obeIn Be-.
ur1D niht NIT grbienl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Magfnnft ii Dentfder sprade.

Nnsf11nft ii Dentider sprade.
Gas Nusfnnftsbureau gibt IN bent-
lder Sprohe bereittDinigit l,no To-
lte1los 4usfunft iber ale Bic Bun
OegDertpaltung betreffenoe Nngelegen.
beiten, 6ffentIibes geinn6beitslpefen,
solbnten uroo neutrality-suspicious.
ten, @eiesgebung grbeiterberbdItnii-
IL, DECENTRALIZATION, MustDarlberl1g,
GiniDnnber11ng, 5teuerfpeien, Neiie-
pale, gr3iebnngstueien ufp. Nnfra-
gen iiin0 3u ridfen an: German sec.
tion, 8ureau Of 5soreign 2anguage
.Snformation Serbice, Mmericnn Neo
Gross is. @eft 37tb Stret, NefD
gorf giitb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08
Aus ben geieten fir ein geebab.

Baragrnpb 8. Die BabetDdrte-
8rin,lel1 meroen aagemieien, cine IN
@einbr oes grtrinfens befin0lide
Game bei ben &leioerl1, midt Del bet
Saaren 3u ergreifen, 50 Sic leBtcren
i'll elmer groBen Mebr3abl BON Sui.
Zen. falib iirb. Die fir Die Side
3ru11g Der baDcl1ben Ia1nelt a,geltca
ten gfeufunhlat,oer 9unOe Iiillo Die.
iem Aaraeropben gemab nel, orei..
ltert moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

iiee elite Iei1er 8efpobner ii1 in
gibirien uno i'm Muslaroe befin.
Sen. Gatln miro Sic Negierung
nobI enblid Mube baben, benn lie
miro bar1,1 bie untertal,e1 baben,
Sic iie braudt. Cine Sorbe uutpii.
ie1ber Sflopen, bic niht bas ge-
DuBtiein ibrer WenidenreGte, on-
bern boditens 9ul1ger uro Qeiben.
i6aft our gmporung treiben.@
.Wag geibiebt nit unieren anbe-
rem Sreunoen2?"
n&err Demioof lit auglei9 nit
Germ 5iborsfi in Sreibeit gdekt
norben". ertpioerte Der &a,1ptma111l.
.Dr. 8aiIie?" .5
xgr befinbet fi1 bod ober i'm
Mor6em IN eine1n ga115 abgeIegenetl
Dorfe. Sd reife ielbIt Bin, i'm auf.
5uiuhen unb 5uriid5nfibren."
STR ben iungen Bolen g5arto-
rpsfi uno feline Sdneiter Siobeuo
bermogen Sic nidts at tun??"
SD femme tie nibt."
&ele1e er5dblte nun 8orobin bon
benz goelml1t Siabeqas, bie ibren
8ruoer in Die gerbornung begleitet
babe uno ntdt al betpegen fei, ibr
Shidiol bon benz ieinigen 5l trent
men.
Us 1T idabe, Dob 10 bel Sdon.
bet, Mnmlt u1o 9ngeno in bieier
gSiiite bergeben ioqen," ffugte iie
Damn mitleioig bin5u.
Borooin 3udte Die 4dfeln.
User fragt in Hlblano nad
|sdonbett l1no Nnnnnt, Sbre Grenn-
PIN mag neoer oaS erite nod oas
leBte Spfer fel11."
.uno Ga5aref1s@ fragte Selene
1od. rgS1ro 1b1 gar fe1ne strafe
fur 1e11e s9nrtere1ea tretfen2"
vSb babe per Hegterung eiren
Beridt nber ibn etngereidt, ober
er bot einflubreide Srel1noe uno
mir fino in &uBlano. Nltn leben
Sic nobl, mein S%yrdulein.@
5opbias 3u1tano beiierte fib
nibt bod NOR iie feline tobenbe
8abnfinnige, fonoern lire &rnnf-
belt beItano IN tiefer, unbeilbarer
s1mermut, bie fi1 bon 3eit at
8eit all riibrenoen 5dmer3ensaus.
bruden iteigerte. Simmer aber,
and mdbren6 6ieier Mnfaue, blteb
oie &ranfe ianft uno lenfiam, tie
|foIgte ibrem Batter un6 Ser 5reun-
sin auf Sen @inf, obqIeid fie betoe
nidt erfannte uno 1ih aud ibrer
Nomen niht erinnerte. SCI alien
8erinchpn. lire Grinnpr1,no mnc,a11.
rufen. hieb tie te%iInohm1os. ~,
merr1 II ihrer @eoenmort ser Wo.
me sseIir WoIfofsfi ermGhnt murine
ann NH 10 Qpirhpn hpftiopr Grrp,
a,,nn ,tn6 nroSp heiap ,srSnp, ont.
frSmten ihren gl,,np,, nm
mit esioheI(o Serpn slnrp,5p ID
n,,rh Worooin prronotp ftor61 !Selpne
q rpopm @r;pftnpd,5pl essoheTo
horrtp trp,, .hpi ibrera gr,,Spr a,,s
,,nn m;rn IN mn ,,ie ner1oiie,1
nhrnohI ia U me 81 ma robta mas
mir nm ihr ophSrt hohen = rom.
nGdft leihiripn nprI9Rt Oos ~.
Sfeint in Wiher1nr,1h hot ohar
noh fp;na noIp @ihtinfeit q
SEM Geht n1mIih oIs sSrn, !So,,n MT
mann 9orohin nodh mogfm, mn H.
8r,npr. 6e,ipn @eonnnin,,rn ~ q.
Ionnpn npn Sffisip1 nodl no6 per,,,.
nen 81. Mrs iip hpoIpiten gnro.
Sin hnftp fip nufnpi,1rh4 nm ;br en-
phios ghid5nI mifs11feiIen ms ihr=
SeIenens Iekfe griiRe al iihermitz
feln. Sci oieier @eIeoenhpit hnfte
pr Sic iunoe 8oIin fennen 11116 Iip-
ben oelernt ms n,lh H. fnr6 MohI-
aefdlen ali Dem 6nubtmnnr. Sic
8efhperoe iber 2aaareff bottle. tpie
Borooin porarsqefehen. nidt Sen
nin0elten grfoIa. Sic unteriud11no
nn,rao 49, o;nnoIo;4o4 ahor ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

=5 - u Il er ID Sllnae Bio
i9e 5rnuenredtleril1, 1tnd) gcenoi-
.gurg hires g%ortraaes our 8eriiact1i1t-
lung: 8ii1tibt MN Md ienlaf1o aus
Dem geeDrter1 Mubitorium cine
Jrage an mid 81 riidten s.I,s. b
Gimme bon ber @nlerie: Dnrf
ID sic nod Saaie beeleiten, neis'
.Jranllem2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-08

Ser 5tDelte SDb1 1tnf1o CUR 3elt
Der &riegserfl6rung BET Der Mnrine.
Ct fonnte niht mebr beimfomr1en,
ii6 Ben Mlltterfegen gu boIen, aber,
Der bot Wrn6erfraft uno reidt
rpeit, peiter als Big ans Meer. Wie
ieine griefe bon gliibenoer Batter
Ianosbegeifterung ipraden, % idiit>
telte lie tpebmiittg ben @opf uno
|ingte bon innigen Stol5es: .Dieie
Bnbe1t!!1
Ser Mbenb tam ,11nb mir arbei-
teten init offer an ben 2iebesgaben
fir gertpnrbete uno @1impfef1be
unb .nniere 3tpei". Sait t6gIib
fannen Madridten, tdglid flogen
nriere @riBe binalg. Stlnbenlang'
ioB sic. Ml1tter am Sbreibtiid, oft
idrieb lie nodtg in blafloienI
Igtunoen. @ns modte lie % mobI.
anes er31bIen? Sbre 8riefe tparet
i1nnter iibliht unb einfnd, 10 gan5
ollg Dem Ser5en beral1s: nidt trof.
fene 0orte, nur 2iebe u1o Gorge,
Witbcnfen uno g~eriteben. 8eioen
NOR Mutters 8rief bas Iiebife
0eibnadtsgeidenf. Aud fir iieI
fon ems.
Nad benz beiIieert Abelb, ben.
mir ale tepjer gefeiert Dotten,
Iprad am GbriIttag aeit soloat BET
inns boz, Ser urter oes gsi1oers
Roml1altbo geltnnoen. 81 mar pei.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-07
[3El<2Hk3
APPS ,IuOFIELD OF TACOMA
GIVES TRAVEL LECTURE
BEFORE WOMAN'S CLUE

A regular meeting of the Woman's
clnb. held Tuesday, was turned over
to an open meeting, with all women
in the city invited to be present TO
hear Mrs. Schotield of Tacoma speak
on social Conditions Of South Amer
lea" Mrs. Schofield, who is a great
traveller. gave an extremely entertain
ing and interesting lecture. The af-
ternoons program was in charge of
the Travel Department of the Wom-
ans club, with Mrs. John NJ. Wilson
as chairman. Following Mrs. Scho-
fields lecture, Mrs. Roy Huggett gave
a delightful guitar solo, after which
Mrs. Huggett and her guitar class
gave number During the business
meeting Mrs. Robert Littlejohn was
initiated into the club. Refreshments
we're served at the close OF the PRO.
gram. 80
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-07
LEGION WORKING FOR .
STACKER ROUNDUP
= -
WILL PUT ITS POSITION ON THE
Stacker QUESTION BEFORE
s, .4'- t~ts A-h 49, 4
4, ~ WAR DEPARTMENT

The campaign of the American Lee.
gion to get the war department to
publish the list of draft deserters IN
order that nationwide roundup
may be held with the Legion par
ticipating before the expiration of the
time limit in which prosecutions may
be made. is being pressed along a
number of lines. One of the Legion's
strongest moves will be the visit ba
Washington of the committee of ad-
jutants appointed by the national
This committee will cab
upon the wor department officials,'
determine at first hand the exact po.'
sition of the government and state
plainly the viewpoint of the view
point of the Legion, which is that
there should be no further delay in
publishing the list. 's'
1--WE of the Legion feel that our
can afford to temporize
no longer with a matter of such grave
import to the welfare Of our nation
and the stability of its established in
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-01-07

National Headquarters is DESTROYS
that we organize a comprehensive
athletic and recreational program in
all posts of the state. Further that
we encourage competition among the
members in every possible way. In
accordance with this plan, the de-
partment commander has appointed
as state athletic officer Trevanion G.
Cook, formerly captain Inf, director
OF athletic, Camp Lewis, Washington,
later field director athletics, United
States army, war plans division, gen.
eral staff, Washington, D. c., who
will have direct supervision of all
athletics or recreation for all posts
in the state.
Mr.. Cook, having had 80 years. ex-
perience. will also act as consulting
expert and will Welcome any and all
requests either personally or by mail
from all post athletic officers pertain.
ing to recreation or athletics. Do
not hesitate in making use of this
service IL you desire assistance rela-
tive to schedules, Fairgrounds, etc.