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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
LENIN JEST PRY SiLE-
MN.

Pariz, 10. ledna. Seslaber
pfepracovanim. Lenin, hlava
ruske vlady sesilel, die sdele.
nj stockholmskeho zpravoda je
paiizskeho listu ECHO de Pa.
ris." Zprava udava, re Lenin
drzen jest V jednom ze svgch
pokojh, kde stale mluvi svt
uloze jako velkeho ruskeho
hrdiny, jenz zachranil vlast
pred vpadem nepf&telskym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
Pred PADESATl Lefty.

20. ledna 1871 prijal We Yer
saillu "a oblezeni Pafize, pru-
sky kral hodnost nemeckeho
cfsare a pocal Sc psati Vilem
l., byl vystridan We SVEN pano-
vani synem Bethlehem a pax
zlopov6stnym vnukem kaisrem
Vilemem H., jimz rada nemec-
k9ch clsari z rodu Hohenzol-
lerni byla zakoncena- jak dou-
fame, ma vzdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20

California, til; Michigan, diva
Ohio, diva: Connecticut, New
Jersey, North Carolina. Texas
a Washington po jednom.
Zakladna zastoupeni v bu-
doucnosti bude jeden kongres-
mix "a kazdych 242,267 oby-
vateld We Spoj. Statech ma mi
ste "a kazdych 211,0O0 jako
pritomn6.
Zda-li senat schvali pfedlo-
hu, jak byla prijata We sn9-
movn6 poslanecke, coz zda Sc
byti temef jistym, snem statu
Ohio bude pozadan jiz tuto ri.
mu, ably proved move rozdele-
nj kongresnfch distriktu, tax
aby 0 pffstfch kongresnich vol
bach mohl zfskati stat "a.
stoupeni, k n9muz jest oprav.
men.
Kdyz hiasovano bylo o dopl.
meme pfedloze, setkalo Sc to 4
tax mohutnym souhlasem, re
nikdo ami nepozadal, ably sc
hlasovalo die jmen. Zapas by
veden pro q proti zvySeni po'
ctpu kongresnikd. Pfevl&da mi
neni, ze tendence jevfcf Sc ,
cele zemi, ma obmezovani vlad
mich vyloh, pfisp9la vice ne2
co jineho k porazeni piyodnI
pfedlohy.
Bylo dokazovano, ze 4S no.
vych poslancd znamenalo by
zvyseni vladnich vyloh o ST..
100000 rocne a ze jiz nynf sn1
movna poslanecka jest pffli|
pocetna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
NASILNOSTI v IRSKU.
Mnoho prepaid a zatceni uda-
10 Sc r1znych castech
ostrova.

Dublin, 19. ledna. Y rev0luc
nj cinnosti V Irsku neni zadne-
no ochabnuti, jak samotne IL
fednf zpravy doznavaji.
V Longfordu byla prepade-
ma policejni hlidka a diva mu-
III zraneni 1tery vecer. De-
vet mladych muzd, DIVINE
nych, re jsou cleny irske repu-
blikanske armady, bylo zatce-
no Ballyhaunis dnes. Jeden
vojak byl zranen, kdyz jel s
policistou DO silnici Charlevill-
ske dnes rano.
Pomocni policiste. patrol T.
ci toto m6sto utery veG~,
byli napadeni civilisty, z nichz
tfi byli zajati. Jeden detektiv
byl poranen pri srazce.
Behem pfepadeni policisti
v Kilroe dtery rano, tfi z IL
tocniku byli zraneni. Thomas
Collins, jenz byl zatcen phi po-
zdtjsi prohlldce. byl zastfelen
kdyz sa pokusil 0 ut6k.
Vojensky autonobil vjel do
zalohy ma Nenaghske silnici
dnes casne rano. Tri vojaci by
III poraneni. Joseph McGuin-
ness. sinnfeinsky Glen parla-
mentu- "a South Longford, byl
Zatcen dnes.
Belfast, 10. ledna. Mezi Bel
fastem a Armaghem jiz vyvsta
| ly tfenice sidlo pristine Ul-
Eisrskeho parlamentu. V pa
metnim spise zaslanem krali a
prominentnim statnikim angli-
ckym z Armaghu, poukazuje
Sc ma prednosti tohoto nl6sta,
ktere jest pry "kulturnin, po-
litickym cfrkevnim stredi-
skem" severni casti Irska. Jest
pry to We skutecnosti mesto,
kdezto Belfast jest jenorn ve-
likou vesnici.
Londyn, 10. ledna. Korunnf
silly jsou obvineny z vypaleni
verejnych budov a obchodu V
Co-ku a pozdejsiho pleneni
no:i z IL. ma II. prosince We
zprave vydane dnes odpoledne
lrskou delnickou stranou a kon
gresem uniovych remesel pro-
strednictvim britieke delnicke
strany.
We zprave Sc pravi, re jest
vysledkem nebezpecneho a
pracneho vysetrovani, jez bylo
vedeno cd pozaru a behem ne
hoz temer 100 vypovedi bylo
ucineno a vsechny pred syedky
podepsany.
Zprava dodava, re svedko-
We jsou hlavne "zodpovedni OBJ
chodnici neb lide professionel'
nj, nekteri Anglieane, nektefi
Americana a nekteri dfivejsi
dhstojnici a vojaci.'
New York, 19. ledna Anne
ricky vybor ma ulevu Irska o.
znamil dnes, re kabelografo-
val $4,000 ma zakoupenf po-
travin a Satstva pro trpici o.
byyatelstyo. Rovnez oznameno,
re vyslana bude do Irska dru-
zina americkych Kvakerl "a
1celem zjist6ni potreb obyva-
telstya.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
VRAH OSETROVATELKY
Sc PRIMAL.

Annapolis, Md, 10. ledna.
Henry w. Brown. sluha v ma
mofnicke akademii, primal Sc
dnes, ze zabil slecnu Harriet
.Kavanaughovou, osetrovatelku
v namornicke nemocnici zdej-
81. jejiz. telo bylo nalezeno v
patek pozd6 veter blfze ne
mocnice. Pohnutkou zlocinu
byla loupez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
ZEMETRESENf.

Glens Falls, N. Y, 10. led
ma. Diva zfetelne otfesy zeme
byly pociteny dnes po til mi
nuty V Corinth a Lake George.
Domy Sc zachvely, takze nado
bi ma policich harasilo, ale
zadna skoda nebyla episode
ma. V Corinth pociten byl otres
v 5 hod. a "a dive hodiny po-
tom v Lake George.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
cTRNACT PRlCIN PRfSTf
VALKY.
DIE jednoho profesora jest no.
va svetovA v&lka xcela
jistou.

Pafiz, 18. ledna. M. Scelle
professor mezinArodniho prava
ma universite v Djonu, Sc wy
slovil: "V roce 1921 Jest vice
pf1cfn k vaice nebn roku 1914
Pffciny shrnuje We Ia boda, jez
die jeho nahledu jsou nasledu-
jici:
l. Jedna cast asijskeho Tu-
reeka hrozi bezprostrednim
konfliktem primo mezi Spo-
jencis Ctyri nebo pet narodtl
podili Sc ma tomto zapase.
2. Balticka soutez jest o.
stfejsi, nez kdykoliv jindy.
3. Udoli Saar obsahuje "a
rodky konfliktu pro budou-
cnost.
A. Pozar muze vypuknouti v
distriktu Ruhr kazdym Okla
mzikem.
5. Pochybna rekonstrukce
Polska, gdansky koridor iso-
lovani Vychodniho Pruska jsou
mnohymi vosimi hnizdy kon-
fliktu.
6. Slezsko jest paltivou otaz
kou. Tesin stavi Polsko a Ce-
skoslovensko do brutalni posice e
q. Jugoslavie nemIze doci-
lit sve jednoty.
8. Reakcionarske Uhry pro-
ste cekaji ma okamzik, ably Sc
molly vrhnout ma sve sousedy.
8. Rakousko nem1ze ziti sa-
motne.
TO-. Bulharsko zufi a potaji
chysta pomstu.
IL. Velke Recko die sevre-
ske smlouvy jest absurdni a
nemoznou koncepcf.
II. Rumunsko Jest ohrozeno
svymi sousedy ma bessarabske
i ma sedmihradske strane.
13. Anglo-americke souper-
stvi.
IA. Antagonismus Japoncn
a Americana v Pacifiku.
A mad tfmto temnym obra-
zem bolsevism vrha jeste tenn.
nejsf stiny.
To jest vysledek mfrove kon
ference v Parizi. Professor
Scelle uziva tato situace ku va
znemu napomenuti pro sv6j
narod. Vytyka mu jeho me-
vsimavost vGGi narodni politi-
ce, lfostejnost. S jakou prijfma
diktat tajne diplomacie od-
m(ta wifi 81 k srdci straslive
poutenf z poslednf velke valky
a z DOLBY, jez il pfedchazela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
D'ANNUNZIO MA CESTE DO
PARfzE.

LoEdyn, 19. ledna. Gabrie-
lie D'Annunzio odejel 2 Rjeky
vtera V poledne v automobile,
die Milanske depese k London
Times. -D'Annun1iiv odjezd
byl oeekavan, jezto jeho zava-
zadla byla odeslana jiz V pom
deli. Pravi Sc, ze zustane v ji-
ste vile blize Pafize jako host
svFch pratel. Historic ieho od-
boje We Rjece jest rukou ma
kladatelh a vyjde CO nejdffye.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
HROZNY. GIN MATKY.

Winchester, Va, 19. ledna.
Pi. Mary Glenn Hicksova, man
zelka Stanley H. Hickse, zastre
lila tri ze svych ctyr dsti dnes
Gasne rano We SVEN domove
nedaleko odtud a pax sama sc
zabila. DIE minenf lekaru ubo.
ha zena sesilela nasledkem IA.
chyatu influenzy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
FINANCUJf zELEZNICI v
EVROPE.

Pafiz, 10. ledna. Baldwin
Locomotive Co., financuje o.
brovsky podnik mezi Polskem,
Rumunskem a Bulharskem ma
postaveni zeleznice cd more
Baltickeho X Mori Cernemu,
die spolehlivych depesf obdr-
ZenTch V Pafizi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
VELIKY POzAR.

Worcester, Mass, 10. ledna.
Ohen, vzniknuvSi v Knowleso-
We budove zde znicil il a deva-
tenact jinych budov V obvodu
jedne mile. Ztrata sc odhaduje
ma $2,5O0,000. Panuje domnen
ka, ze ohen byl zalozen rukou
zlocinnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-20
FORDOVI PRIBYLO HLASU.

Washington, 10. ledna. v
kontestu, ktery Henry Ford "a
hail proti senatoru Newberry-
mu, bylo spocftano 1,116 vo-
lebnich precinkti, cili asi polo
vice celkoveho poctu We state
Michigan v tech ziskal Ford
1,719 hlasi.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
LADIES AID BANQUET
WAS A HUGE SUCCESS

The members of The Ladies AID
wish to express through the press
its appreciation to the public for Its
patronage as well as to all who SO
literally and willingly donated food
for the banquet given at the Hotel
Orofino November fourth.
They wish especially to commend
Mr.. and Mrs. Helgeson. who donated
the use Of their hotel kitchen and
dining room. also for their loyal
support and assistance. To Mr.. Ellis
Small for his help and the excellent
coffee. To Mr.. Billberg from the
State Sanitarium. for the wonderful
hot biscuits that all enjoyed sc
much. To the dining room girls
for their efficient services and las
but not least to the ladies no 81
cheerfully carried on the work ii
the kitchen.
The proceeds amounted to 5000
Mrs. w. A. Shaw and Mrs. &. W
Groves will entertain the Ladies All
Society at the M. E. church. Wed
nesday. November 18th.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
has so wonderfully favored US. OPP

has so wonderfully favored US. OPP
portunity for very great service
awaits us If we shall prove equal to
it. Let our prayers be raised for
direction in the right paths. Under
God, our responsibility is great; to
our own first, to all mankind IN
Gods own justice.
"Now, therefore, I, Warren G.
Harding, president Of the United
States, hereby designate Thursday.
the cath day of November. to be
observed by the people as day or
Thanksgiving, devotion and prayer;
urging that at their hearthsides
and their affairs they will give
thanks for all that has been rem
dered unto them and will pray for
a continuance of the divine fortune
which has been showered SO gener-
ously upon this nation.
I'm witness whereof, l have here
tofore set my hand and caused to
be affixed the seal Of the United
States of America.
Done at the capitol of the United
i States, this 31st day Of October, In
the year of our Lord. nineteen hun
dred and twenty-one, and of the in
dependence of the United States, the
one hundred and forty-sixth."
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
FIFTH ANNUAL RED CROSS ROLL
CALL NOVEMBER nth To 24TH

Rev. Richard ]. Janke, Lutheran
pastor. of Charleston. The following
young people made a public contes-
sion of their faith before the assem-
bled audience: Ida and Edna Lutt-
ropp, Ruth Tyra and Louis Sodei =
berg. After the services a collection
was taken up which amounted IT,
about thirty five dollars. when
showed quite evidently that those
present had an interest in the work
of instructing the young in the
Word of Truth. the Gospel II Christ
Jesus
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
THANKSGIVING
DAY PROCLAIMED
President Harding Issues Thanks
giving Proclamation to Citi-
zens Of the Nation.

The following proclamation mas
been issued by President Warren u.
Harding, designating Thursday. Nov
ember oath. as a day of devotion,
thanksgiving and prayer for the
nations observance.
THAT season has come when,
alike in pursuance of devout peo-
pies time-honored custom and in
grateful recognition of favoripg
national fortunes, it is proper that
the president should summon the
nation to day Of devotion. OF
thanksgiving for blessings and or
prayer for guidance in modes Of life.
that it may deserve continuance OF
divine favor.
Foremost among our blessings Is
the return of peace and the ap-
proach to normal ways again. The
year has brought us again into re-
1ations Of amity with all nations.
after long period Of struggle and
turbulence. In thankfulness, we
may we'll unite in the hope that
providence will vouchsafe approval
to the things we have done, the aims
which have guided us, the aspsra-
tions which inspired us.
I'VE shall be prospered as we
shall deserve prosperity. seeking not
alone for materisl things but fol
those of the spirit as we'll. earnest.
y trying to help others. asking be-
fore all else the privilege Of service
AS we render thanks anew for the
exaltation which came to US, we ma,
fittingly petition that moderation
and wisdom shall be granted to res
upon all who are In authority. II
the tasks they must discharge
Their hands will be steadier. thei
purposes strengthened, In answer t
our prayers.
"Ours has been a favored natiol
in the bounty which God has be
slowed upon 1t. The great trial
humanity, though indeed We Dor
our part as we'll as we were able
left us comparatively little SCARED
It Is for US to recognize that W
have been thus favored and whe
we gather at our affairs to offer u
thanks we will do we'll to pledg'
In humility and all sincerity. ou
purpose to prove deserving. W
have been raised up and preserve
in national power and consequence
as part Of plan whose wisdom "
can not question.
THUS believing. we can DO
less than hold our nation the wiliin
instrument Of the providence whic
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
TEACHERS MEET
IT LEWISTON

The north Idaho and southeastern
Washington teachers institute which
convened in Lewiston. Monday, Octo-
Der 81. was the most enthusiastic
and interesting gathering Of .edu-
Gators ever assembled in the Clear
water section of Idaho.
Prof. Willis H. Corothe,s spoke
On Improvement: Of Teachers IN
Service" Teaching Americarism"
was an address by Prof. John q.
Werner of the Albion normal school.
Melvin 8. Lewis. state vocational d.
rector for Idaho. made short ad-
dress on "Fads and Frills."
One Of the veteran educators at
tending the institute was T. w.
Creekmun. who teaches school near
Moscow and has been q teacher Tor
fifty years. He began teaching IN
this state in 1884 and attended an
institute in Lewiston 81 years ago
The Clearwater county teachers
held a meeting. but did not form
any organization. They elected Yves
| ley A. Barton. Of the Cottonwooc
CONTINUED from previous page)
consolidated district. member Of th'
educational council. They discussed
and adopted rules for eighth grad'
examinations. arranged for tract
meet next spring, and for a declam
atory contest. They planned an In
ter-county sewing contest for mex
March and decided to begin a week
campaign, Nov. IL, Armistice da
for the circulation Of petition 10
the appointment Of public healt
nurse. the county commissioners
| having agreed to such an appoint
ment if favored by majority
I the people.
+. The Clearwater county teacher
: had a banquet at the NJ. f. Churc
5 on Thursday night, November
when 64 teachers met for a pleasar
evening and this county was the OF
ly unit of the institute that fu
nished this diversion.
Miss Evelyn s. Merwin. Clea
a water county's superintendent
: schools is particularly vel! please
y with the showing made by the coul
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
FIRE FIGHTERS
ARE A LIVE BUNCH

The Orofino Volunteer Fire De-
partment. last Saturday. proved its
popularity as a live institution by
initiating forty new members. Fifty
two aspirants had made application
for membership and those not be-
ing introduced to the mysteries OF
Tim Toolan will get theirs later.
The banquet at the Hotel Orofino
was a grand affair. the dining room
being entirely filled. w. A. Well
man acted as toastmaster in his
usual efficient manner and witicism
and joviality reigned throughout.
Toastmaster Wellman called on
different members for remarks. whc
responded appropriately. Ed Do
nath made the hit OF the evening
by stating that II Mount vesuviu'
was at the county seat. the Orofint
Fire Department would auench IL
flames in five minutes. Attorney V
r. Clements gave an interesting
talk at the latter end Of the ban
quet, and this rising legal luminar.
closed the enjoyable evening with
step dance. Jack Bryant furnishinl
two four time by patting juba.
The Orofino Volunteer Fire De
partment is Orofino's real live OF
ganixation
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
OLD AND FAMILIAR CITIZEN
CROSSES THE GREAT DIVIDE

Harry w. Casey. familiar citi-
zen of this section crossed the Great
Divide last Friday and was inferred
in the new cemetery. south Of the
river, on Sunday. Rev. j. A Hofr-
man, pastor Of the Methodist Church
preached the funeral ceremony at
the grave. Mr.. Casey was born in
Virginia and was ~ years of age at
the time of his death.
During the early days of timber
locating in this county, Mr.. Casey
ran a base line before portion OF
the timber belt was surveyed and
placd quite a number of locators on
timber claims. OF late years he has
conducted a livery business in Oro-
fino. The old gentleman has en-
deavored to have a pension granted
him for service in the civil war
claiming he had been with the
Michigan troops in the 9Th infantry
and Sth cavalry but his service re-
cord was incomplete
Mr.. Casey was slightly injured
short time ago by falling heavii!
on the rough ground near his stable
and injuring his breast. apparentl!
affecting his heart and which prob
ably had something to do with hi
death. We are unable at this tim
to obtain any information regarding
his relations. Casey's familiar fig
ure will be missed by his old friends
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
DISTRICT COURT
HOLDS SESSION
Convened Monday-Judge Steele On
the Bench-Ten Cases We're
Disposed Of.

District Court, Second Judicial
District. convened Monday, Novem-
ber Z, Judge Edgar C. Steele pre-
siding. Present, F. Elliott Smith.
prosecuting attorney, P. X. Shea.
Sheriff; G. d. Hodge. court stenog-
rapher and Joseph Kaufman. Clerk.
Following legal business transacted.
James A. Johnson VS. Milton Cock
rell. continued.
C. A. Krogh vs. F. w. Garrison ct
al. Motion for continuance made by
defendant and case continued.
J. w. Blake VS. Crystalline Lime
Co. All parties agree in open court
that civil action No. 4Ss be CONSOLE
dated with this case and both cases
be tried together. Plaintiff and de-
fendant both rest case. Rebuttal
heard. Plaintiff to furnish brief4n
days and defendant S days there
after.
]. w. Cavanaugh VS. Orofino Trad
ing Co. BY agreement cause to be
tried by the Court without the In
Intervention ofa jury.
| J. H. Perkins VS. A. D. Hull ct al.
Demurrer Of defendant Anna L.
Tannahill to complaint over ruled
| and said defendant refuses to plead.
State Of Idaho vs. Fleet Jordan.
J. E. Ball. Stellman Snyder. Harman
Snyder and Arthur Ball. Defend
ants plead not guilty. Cause con-
tinued for this term.
Walter Tame VS. J. N. Mclean.
Plaintiff and defendant rest. Re-
buttal heard. Cause submitted.
Plaintiff to furnish brief in S days.
defendant in days thereafter.
i J. H. Perkins vs. A. d. Hull ct al.
Testimony heard. Decree awarded
plaintiff foreclosing mortgage ~
prayed for including $4,000 attor-
ney's fees proven and allowed.
]. w. Cavanaugh VS. Orofino Trad.
ing Co. Plaintiff and defendant rest
, Plaintiff to furnish brief in S day.
and defendant in days thereafter
q and plaintiff to file reply brief II
s days.
n Bodvar Ecker makes application
). for citizenship and names witnesses
!, Ole F. Loseth and Atley H. Mullikin
n Court being satisfied with proof an,
y evidence offered said Bodvar Ecke
entitled to full citizenship when h
a takes and subscribes to the oath O
, allegiance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11

THE Red Cross is rushing doctors,
nurses and supplies to the scene"
This sentence closes practically every
news story Of disaster. whether 1t
be such a flood as swept over Pueb-
10 Colorado, last spring, or train
wreck which pins helpless passengers
in some deep ravine.
THE Red Cross is cooperating with
the local post Of the American Le-
gion in the task of locating disabled
war veterans who have become ell
gible for vocational training or hos
pital treatment"
Thousands of ex-soldiers who We're
dismissed from army hospitals as
"cured" are developing unsuspected
ailments This is particularly true
of men who were gased.
Good health is now recognized as
a community asset, bad health as a
community problem. The Red Cross
Health Centers are designed to raise
the standard Of community health.
and, as such, are an important form
of service.
The announcement Of the Firth
Annual Roll Call for members. Nov
ember 18th to Gath inclusive. gives
the above statements significant
value. Said an interesting woman
who made fine record as a Red
Cross chairman during the war:
Thousands of men and women
have mailed to National Headquar-
ters. in Washington. d. C. the dollar
which represents years member.
ship in the American Red Cross. and
having done this. they proceed tt
put the organization and its worI
out of their minds for another twelv,
months.
| How much better II they w0uii
make that dollar gift count in Chef
own community. by finding out wna
the local Red Cross chapter II do,n'
and then cooperating ir the work
II no such chapter exists. on. ahoul,
be formed. Every town located o.
= railway line. or boasting industris
plants. should have an organize
group Of emergency workers. siktlie
in first aid. In time Of accident. the
may save many lives.
Every community should have q
American Red Cross committee tina
cooperates with war veterans. The
; will find idle and inefficient me
5 who could be taught vocations,
spite Of physical deficiencies. an
: no would then become self-suppor
ing and useful citizens. They ca
heck the spread Of tuberculosis
locating gassed men who have d.
8 veloped recently into incipient cas-
of the dreaded disease.
Every city. town and villa,
should have It's Red Cross Heal
4 Center to raise the standards
health in homes and schools
Support the Fifth Annual Rt
Call with your dollar membershi
but don't stop with this. Intere
yourself in local Red Cross wor
| which is as vital and as interestil
today as when you knitted GARNER
for Americas fighting men.--W
mans Home Companion.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11

tvs teachers who rank unusually
high in educational ability. The
institute completed its work at noon
last Friday and many OF the teach
ers departed on the afternoon OF
that day. The next institute Will
be held at Moscow
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11

They may talk Of California ci1-
mate but they haven't anything on
us here as Mrs. King of Eureka
Ridge, went to her garden this week
and picked ripe Strawberries. a mess
Of peas. lettuce and radishes and
ripe tomatoes from nice green grow
ing vines.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11
PUBLIC CONFIRMATION SERVICES

On Thursday evening, Nov. 3. a
class of four young people was con-
tirmed in the local M. E. church by
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-11

Send the Republican to the folks
back home-they will enjoy it.