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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-18
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
JUST SLIvERs

Sunday Schools today are up-to-
date institutions for religious in
struction. IF yours is not, you can
help make it such by careful study of
conditions as they are and as they
should be. Then by hearty coopera-
ton with the man at the wheel anad
by wise and persistent application
of the best pedagogical principles, it
can be done. It's a mans job and you
may be the very thing your school
lacks most.
This is the last issue of our special
Sunday School page. The schools
have enjoyed steady growth all
month. Everybody has good word
for the business men who so cheer
fully cooperated and gave this space
so freely. Last Sunday the four
schools reporting showed a net gain
of over fifty, though one of the four
fell down. Next Sunday those same
four expect a gain of one hundred and
fifty, watch for the report next week.
Have you saw any mistakes on
these pages?
We are glad to share this page to
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
Christian Church


Our pageant given last Sunday by
the Junior and intermediate classes
seems to have created a kindly riv-
airy. We speak in whispered tones
reluctantly in confessing a smolder-
ing desire by the mems class to stage
the STELLAR role next Sunday MORN
ing. This is in keeping with the in
creased attendance we expect.
Methodist Tabernacle
Last Sunday our attendance was
260, which shows an increase of near
ly 40 in the past month. Help us to
make it 800 next Sunday. Attend
ance and interest in the leagues and
clubs has also noticeably improved
during the Sunday School campaign.
Let every member bring new one
next Sunday.
Is the moral life of the boys and
girls of our city worth salvaging?
For an answer to this question just
drop in to the Sunday schools of our
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
A Word from the Superlntendents

city next Sunday and you will find
some of the busiest men and women
in our community who think so, and
who are attempting, without pay or
praise, the task of securing for each
boy and girl, a square deal as regards
the development of the spiritual side
of their natures.
Church member, parent, business
man, get behind these men and wo-
men; back 'em up in every way you
can, and hearten them once in while
by telling them how much you APP
preciate what they are attempting
to do for your boy or girl.
This school most heartily thanks
the Rev. Mitchell and the business
houses of the city, who have made
possible this Sunday school publicity.
BAPTIST.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03

boost "Home Town Paper Week"
for two reasons: First, we believe in
the home paper as morale officer,
a community builder and booster for
every good thing, and, secondly, be-
cause the home town paper "pays for
this whole page this week. Two good
arguments, it seems to US.
"Heavens!" "Darnl" "Shoot it,"
some women would say if they were
in my predicament Some men would
use honest to goodness cuss words,
that wouldn't look good in print. But
being preacher, just had to gulp
and sigh and blink couple of times
right hard to wiring my tear duct
necks, and write out my subscription
check herewith enclosed, editor) All
the time was writing it / seemed
to see those two big round dollars
and also to hear that old hymn::
when we assunder part, it gives us
inward pain,
But we shall still be joined in heart
and hope to meet again.,
But, gee whiz!-oh, excuse me, but /
feel better already. / just tumbled.
Fifty-two issues for two dollars, not
quite two postage stamps apiece.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03

"Of all the dispositions and habits
which lead to political prosperity, re-
ligious and morality are indispensable
supports. In vain would that man
claim the tribute of patriotism who
would labor to subvert these great
pillars of human happiness, these
finest props of the duties of men and
citizens" George Washington (Fare-
well address.)
The father of our country speaks
from this platform at the same time
as the chief executive of the greatest
country in the world.
childhood is the basis of the future
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
Subscribe today for your
Home Town Paper
November 7 to IL is Home
Town Paper Week the
Nation Over

During this week the Courier
Reporter offers two yearly sub.
scriptions for $500, the price OF
one and half.
This offer is good for either
renewal or new subscriptions.
If you are already a subscriber
for three dollars we will extend
your subscription two years, or
we will extend it one year and
send the paper one full year to
any other address in the United
States.
If you have friend or relative
in another state or in another
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interested in your home town
send him the home town paper
for year.
Better still, if you have a nelgn-
Dor who each week borroWs
your paper, renew your subscrlp,
ton, pay an extra dollar ana
send the paper to your neighpol..
Doubtless he will appreciate u
and you will be spared the III
convenience of the borrowins
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If your neighbor is a SUBSCRIBE,
club with him and renew Do'D
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
EXPERT TESTIMONY

and l believe in religious instruction
for American children. The future of
the nation cannot be trusted to the
children, unless their education in
cludes their spiritual development. 1t
is time, therefor, that we give our at
tention to the religious instruction of
the children of America, not in the
spirit of intolerance, nor to emphasize
distinction of controversy between
creeds or beliefs, BIT to extend re-
ligious teaching to all in such form
that conscience is developed and duty
to ones neighbor and to God is under
stood and fulfilled" Warren G. Hard
ing, President of the United States.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03

Legionaires, while in your dreaming
May again "big Berthas" screaming,
In your minds that Help restore!
Watch your babe-the little duffer-
Think what he may have to suffer,
Demand the world shall war no more!
List the cry of starving millions
(Profiteers, with boarded billions,
Calmly all apeals ignore)
Up you men and show your metal,
A world of turmoil you must settle
Demand the world shall war no more!
Let us strike out in our sorrow,
Hit our derndest, for tomorrow
While ten billion hearts are sore
Let the Yanks now lead the nations,
Neither stop at halfway stations
Demand the world shall war no more!
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03

Are the war debts on you CALLING?
Are high taxes you appalling?
Demand the world shall war no more!
Are your sad hearts feebly calling
Scalding teardrops ever falling
For the ones you loved of yore?
Caskets set our hearts a yearning,
Fallen here's were returning,
Only dust of yester men.
Then the shore line, scarce retarding,
Turned an ear as President Harding
Said, at must not be again!"
They were happy, laughing ladies,
When they left their home and daddies
Eager for the field Of gore
Mem'ries throng you every instant,
Caskets mock you-be CONSTANT!
Demand the world shall war no more!
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03

Finally, in a good, hard business
sense, your Home Town Paper
is of value to you. 1t keeps you
posted as to the industrial and
commercial growth tof a COM
munity which familiarity may
have caused you to neglect. 1t
often reveals that a keen people
see, right in your home town, a
mine of golden opportunity. The
moral is obvious
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
Your Home
Town Paper
What it can do for you

First of all, it can bring to Won
the NEWS of your own home
town. Week after week, it prints
in detail the happenings of the
community. Faithfully it sets
forth the goings and comings Of
its people, giving careful atten-
tion to the homely little items
that are ignored in the over
crowded dailies of the big cities.
1t can furnish you with more
interesting information about
people you know, or used to know
than could a dozen private cor
respondents. The one who
writes to you may know only a
few of your friends at home
but your Home Town Paper
knows them all. 1t tells you
about people you are interested
in.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-11-03
GO TO SUNDAY
SCHOOL
Over the Top for Over One Thousand Next Sunday

There is one part of education that should not
be neglected by mothers and fathers children
should be given Bible study along with other
subjects. 1t is the most important of all.
Assemble Your Churches Next Sunday for World Peace
DEMAND THE WORLD SHALL WAR NO MORE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
PERF|D|A ,0MENEASCA
= Roman Contimporan -
De G. r. PASCU
De G. 3. PASCU

sana Gu indignare, desfacindu-se
din mlinile canonicului.
'Nu vorbi de crima draga
mea. A iubi nu este crima. A
ucide. trupul 81 sufletul crima.
Al ucis un trup, nu-ml ucide su-
fletul, ca sd faci o. crima mai
; mare. Te iubesc Susano 81 trebue,
Domnul iii ordona, sd ma iubesti
sa scapi- un suflet 81 Sd te min
tuiesti de pacate" zise Canoni-
cul Gu yocea tremurata 81 Gu o
prWire draceasca in ochii Susanei,
care Sc departase de el 81 repe-
zindu-se catre ca intinse miinile
so apuce de mijloc.
Susana ii trase un pumn sub
falca 81 Canonicul cazu granada
pc covorul biroului.
Miserable e zise Susana. Att
Tn singur cuwint 81 plnind NINA
pc manerul broastei deschise usa,
traversa repede Salonul q esind
ATARI a. urea in AUTOMOBILE, d
dindu-i toat4 yiteza, ca 81 se de-
rtsze mai repede de ziduriae
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

AsA/
20 Gale Intermediate, care c
placuta Domnului. Sa ma iubesti
pc mine, pc urmaSul lui Chris
tos', Use Canonicul stringlnd-o
de mini.
'Cum parinte?.!' intreba Su-
sana Gu naivitate, ne1ntelegind
inca bine gindul prelatului.
Asa cum Sc iubeste, scumpa
meal zise Canonicul zimbind,
apucflfd-o de bdrbie.
''Ce facet parinteg De aceea
an att chemat sa-mi propuneti iu-
birea d-voastra ca tirg rusinos
pentru iertarea pacatelorr' zise
Susana sarind de pc canapea.
''Nu draga. M team chemat
de acea, dar frumsetea ia mia
sagetat inima. Te iubesc 81 daca
te inbesc eu te inbeste 81 Dumne-
zeus' II daca ma iubesti pc mine
iubesti pc Dumnezeu raspunse
Eanopicnl apucind-o de miiloc. Z.
AZ ustarea dsvosstr este sedn-
W des si !et m fa1I \, E1a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

muslin. Ii spuse s0ua-sei sd intro
duca pc domnul in salon ca vine
indata, 81 Sc scula de pc dor
meza, Gu gind sa-Si schimbe ca
potul, dar auzind 0 voce barba-
teasca zicind: 'iSpuneti doamnei
ca sunt grabit 81 vreau so vad
indata" intra in salon, unde
'vazu musafirul neasteptat, ull
barbat malt 81 uscativ Gu niste
ochelari albastri la ochi, 81 ii
zise:
'Cu cine am onoare dle 2"
''D-voastra sunteti dina Su-
sana Titu Demetriad?" dnMeba
omul tara sd raspunza la intre-
barea Susanei.
'Da, die. Gu cine am onoarc
sd vorbesc d-lei" fntreba inca
odata Susana Gu im'periositatc,
find atinsa de impoliteta vista.
torului.
''Sunt agent de polite. Sa poi.
titi la parchet", raspunse agen.
tul gray scrutind-o Gu privirea
prin ochelarii lui vineti.
LA parchetfrs intreba Su-
sana, mirata 81 dupa o pauza de-
cite-va secunde 'nrma: ''Pentru
eel" Cine ma cheamai
''Da. La parchet. M stiu pen
tru ce. Va cheaY& d-nul procuror
III Rspnbliceia, riapunse apasat
omM politiei. .
'sotua meu mi 4eaSa. spu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

mohorite ale manastirei, din care
esise agitata 81 Gu sufletul scirbit
de ticalosia inaltului prelat.
Sc opri inaintea unui magazin
de mode, 81 cumpara niste dan
tela ca sa alba pretextul pentru
care esise in oraS. Cind a ajuns
acasa Sc aprindeau luminarile 81
gasi pc Titu foarte ingrijorat de
intlMierea eli.
'Daca mai zaboveai o juma-
tate ceas cram hotarit sd merg la
polite sd anunt lipsa ia. Gre
DEAN ca al fost victima unui ac-
cident'', zise Titu privind Gu 0
iubire netarmurita in ochii Ell.
MAN intalnit Gu 0 prietena
pc care nam vazut-o de cind
ne-am casatorit 81 ma rugat so
due pima acasa. Am stat Gu ca de
vorba, mia poyestit multe 81
nam luat seama cind q trecut
vremea, scuza-ma draga! !" zise
susanna, hotarita Sd nu spue deo-
camdata incidental grav Gu supe-
riorul manAstirei st. Barbara.
A treia ii, pc Ia orele patru
dnpa amiaza, pc cind Titu era
dus in oray ca "a tirguiasca de
sle 'mincarii, Amaaia anunta pc
sorasa ca un domn sosit Gu un
atlto1pobil yrea sa-i yonbeascs.
Find calddra in 4iua acea, su-
'ssna facuse . bale rece u era
nlanai dntr'nn capot subtire ds
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

neti-i cd am sd vim mime zist
Susana, Sezind pc un scaun.
''Trebue sd mergeti acum. Dacd
va opuneti am mandat de ares
tare pentru d-voastra. Pregat1ti
va mai repede''.
'Mandat de arestare?" fntre
'ba Susana mirata.
''Da DONNA 81 trebue sd md
urmati indata".
''Nu puteti sd asteptati pima
vine sotul meu?" intreba Susans
ridicindu-se de pe scaun.
'lNu doamna. Am ordin sd We.
niti dndata. Regret dar ordinu1
trebue esecutat.
''Atunci ingaduiti pima ma i'm
1brac. Luati loc pc un scaun pind
viu'', Else Susana, 1nasurindu-
Gu rrivirea. Z
''Multumese. Va rog dmbraca,
ti-va mai repede'., raspunse q
gentul sezfnd pc un scaun.
Susana 1ntra in camera Ell, ur'
mata de sora-sa, care incepuse Sd
pknga. ''Taci, numai pl1nge
Cind 0 yeni Titu sal spui ca sum-
arestata 81 dusa la Parchet.
''Pentru ce te aresteaza Su'
sanoi" intreba sora-sa Gu vocea
tremurfnda.
''Nu stiu, vre-o presnpunert
poate. Linisteste-te. Dute de yez|
ce face Arnold in gradina. 6a AZ
spui mimic ~ ar p1ines nititslaat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
INviTARE E

Avem Onoare face cunOscut
intreg publicul rominesc, ca moi
Rominii din Niles, Ohio deSi
Suntem in numar mic, insa pa
trunsi find de insemnatatea su-
blima ,Ibisericii lui Christos, ca
reia avem 'a-i multami existenta
noastra romineasca, am proiectat
o Petrecere GU Dams in favorul
Bisericii gr.-ort romine ''Invie-
rea. din Warren, Ohio de care
ne t'nem 81 moi.
Deci, pe calea aceasta, lnvitam
GU toata dragostea intreg publ
cul rominesc din Niles, Ohio 81
jur, a lua parte la PetrecereA
nOastra, care va avea lOc Simbatil
in Is Ianuarie st. II. 1921 in Hala
Societatii 'Ludosana'' din Wal
nut Street No. 3 Miles, Ohio.
1nceputlll este la Orele $50
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

Dute!" 81 Amalia esi, fara sa
contrazica pc sora-sa.
Peste cite-va minute Susana esi
in salon, imbracata in haine de
doliu, 81 insotita de omul politiei
traversa gradina din fata easel 81
Sc urea in automobil. La poarta
vazu dol politSti, carl Sc depar-
tara cind automobilul politiei sc
,puse in miScare.
In momentul cind agentul la
zis ca chemata la Parchet 81
gindit ca a cazut victima canoni-
cului carui dragoste a respins-o
Gu un pumn in falca, dar nu STA
perdut singele rece, 81 in fata po-
litistului. nu s'a tulburat Ca alti
criminal. Acum cind Sc afla
linga el, in goana automobilului
SO gdndi din nou la superiorul md
nastirei, la scena penibila petre.
cut@ in biroul lui, 81 isi dncheie
eindul Gu convingerea Cd el a de-
nuntat-o pentru crima sev1rsita.
Procurorul un barbat tinar 81
elegant, fost Otter in razboiul
pentru liberarea tarei de invazia
IIunilor, o primi Gu seriositatea
dar si buna vointa unui ON cult
ii magistrat integru, 81 oferindu-i
nm scaun sd seaza, dupa ce 0 in
tfeba de hume ii zise Gu amabi-
litate:
Doamna Demetriad; sunteti
acysaM AZ . criu6 pc care ati Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

sevirsit- b in vara anului 1916. In
interesul d-voastra, ca sa nu va
mgreunati situatia 81 sd nu flu
slit sa va supun la interogatorii
penibile, att pentru d-voastrl
cit 81 pentru mine, va rog spune-
ti-mi daca stiti ceva despre invi-
nuirea ce vi sc aduce.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
.INSTIINIARE

Gu luna aceasta 1ntram in un
alt An nou de afaceri 81 nu am
dori ca sd lasam datoriile cele
vechi Sd Sc ute.
Stiti proverbul ''Datoria este
ca RIA din &c . lasi Sc intinde
mai multi.
Deci prin aceasta rugam pc
onoratele societati a achita toate
bilurile pentru publicatiuni, Ii
parituri 81 Calendare de pc anul
trecut Sd nu astepte nimeni a Sc
trimete acelas bill de 2 sau 3 ori.
Rog in special pc D-nii prese-
dinti a Sc interesa de bilurile
noastre 81 ale achita.
Nu am dori Cd sd avizam Gu nu.
mele pc Gale ziaristica datornicii
- dar daca lipsa va cere 0 vom
face. In speranta Cd modesto noa-
stra rugare va fl ascultata am I'd.
mas Gu toata stima:
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

p. IN. Pretul de intrare: Domnii
Toe Damele 25c.
Muzica vestitului Casian diu
Youngstown, Ohio va dlstra o.,
Public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
Venitulr intreg Sc va folosi Ia
datoria Bisericii numite.
In speranta, ca toata suflares
romineasca din Niles. Ohio 81 ju,
Gu mic Gu mare, va lua parte |;
Petrecerea noastra pentru o reu
sta cit mai buna morala 81 ma
ternala, raminem Gu toata dra
gostea. (5-6-7)
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08

MOI VINDEM

MOI VINDEM
Case, Loturi, farme 81 oportuni-
tati pentru business. Asigurare.
Daca doresti sd calatoresti spre
Europa sau daca doresti sa aduci
pc cineva din Europa, moi putem
ca sd aranjam tot pentru d-tra, pc
vaporul eel mai mare 81 sigur. MOI
representam G. p. o. S. Companie
de vapoare, drumul scurt, repede
sigur 81 comfortable.
Szilvasy and Sylvester
87O7 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, 0.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-18
NOTICE TO cREpEToRs

/ In the District Court of the Fourth
I Judicial District OF the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County Of Erko.
In: the Matter of the Estate of DAN
g. WILEY. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
by an order of the District Court of
the Fourth judicial District of the
State OF Nevada, in and for the County
OF Elko, duly made and entered ON
the 2nd day of May. A. D. 1891, the un-
dersigned was duly appointed as Ad-
ministrator OF. the Estate OF said De-
ceased, and that he has qualified as
such Administrator.
Notice Is further given that any
and all persons having claims against
said decedent. or the said Estate,
must file the same with the Clerk of
the above entitled Court, with proper
vouchers and the statutory affidavit
attached. within ninety days from the
date of the first publication OF this
notice, or their claims will be forever
barred.
Dated this 9Th day of May. A. D.
1921.
HAYDEN HENDERSON,
Administrators.
MORLEY GRlswoLD, Attorney for
Administrator.
NJ 81, J Z, IA, 81. %-r
! : -.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-18
ID Yea e.. q
txscANT DEG IT
1lko. Nethda. June I7tk. 1871.


Editor independent CITY
Do Yo1 Thnk 4baOt II
noico coming nom the
nne In this Mttts Neither seens to believe
much in sport Sunday
nothing Who
said they thought nG rorthe nation
when he Quit Playing there
plenty of other
just the opposite city
Why In the world should
beautiful sunshiny
ing little ball around Why
reverend gentlemen mentioned
their Sunday afternoon
of difference between riding looking the scenery
the tonneau Ford breathing pushing
throttle with hand
there Is difference what rs
It? They thing and adj
vantage OF the
that minister president
the there
is such expressions
movements everybody general
diocy OF the proposals made
editorial
think
anybody suffering
As
clean just permissible Mitchell
Christ would be
maybe not but Christ seemed
ever lived in either the old days
whether
simply because 1t Sunday .N'o' ~ -
Harding h is grandsander He
has learned in the senate the
politically
Hughes and him himself
would Harding
DAY Maybe he is going Sunday
himself disrespec minister's
.-.
Very truly yours, eANTIBLUE.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1921-06-18

OF any particular article by name or
quality shan not require . Ia o. pro-
posal for that Dartienlar article, but
any other article ot the EAzae eAArAc-
ter and Of ths same Q1ality nay -
supplied. ana the gDoolficAtioa -
Aforesaid oe any rarticulaf srticls. II
for the purpose OF fxing standard
Of the quality OH, ana further. any
Iprpp0ssl or Aid YIN Ia eo<Nadexsdl for
either al or any part 81 the eQuip-i
ment. and biddals .SNill NOT 10 ecsm.
pellad "a, fuxpish prppoaals Tor. The. fnli
amount of equipment and, supplies N
set forth In the list 81 plans ana apsr
ifIcAt atoms ON ftle With the said CIerK.
Proposals must be accompanied BY
a certified check for at least ten, per
cent Of the amount bid for the equip
ment and supplies for which the bid
is submitted; aaid check to be held
by the said Board of Cor atty Com.
missioners OF Elko Coun' 4 to insure
the faithful performance OF any con-
tract entered into with the said Board.
for the delivery of the equipment or
supplies In case the bid is accepted;
provided, that on the rejection OF any
bid or the delivery OF the supplies or
equipment under a successful bid.
the check so deposited win be re-
turned to the bidder forthwith, pro-
vided, however, that the equipment or
supplies SO furnished by a successful
bidder must meet with the satisfac-
ton Of the Board of County Commits.
sioners of said Eiko County. Nevada.
The Board expressly reserves the
right to accept or reject any: and all
bids.
BY order OF the Board Of County
Commissioners OF EIko County, Ne
vada, this 26th day Of May, 1921.
M: J. KEITH,
County Clerk and ex-offIeio Clerk OF
the Board Of County Commission
ers.
NJ 90. 81; Juno 2. 4.7s. IL, II. !1s, 10.
81, %, IS 4sf
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peer In the Kitchen have generally admitted
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VINE at had lost its force and there would
for raisns in the
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