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The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
IMPROVEMENT
 BELIEVED NEAR
OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK BY NEW. " ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT MEN.

sFrom what l read of conditions in other localities, and from per eonaI observation of the situation in my own locality, l cannot help but feel optimistic as to the future of business," said W. B. Gross, treas urer of F. A. Patrick & Co, whole sale dry goods goods and manufac- turers of clothing, of Duluth, Minn., and newly elected president of the National Association of Credit Men, in summing up his views of the busi- ness situation, in his first official in- teryiew since taking office. "There seems to be little doubt but that the upward swing has commenced" he continued. q do not believe it is possible for us to jump into pros perity at once, but have every con fidence that the business situation in 1922 will show a very marked inn provement over this year" !"
 In Nei0 York FeW DayS.
 Mir. Cross is spending few days at the New York office of his com pany, having gone East to attend the meeting of the board of directors of the National Association of Credit Men at Atlantic City. The board closed four-day session at the Marl- borough-Blenheim Hotel there on Friday night, as noted.
 The most unfavorable feature of the situation at present, to MT. Cross mind, is that of the unemployment.
 It is his opinion that there is go- ing 10 be actual want before spring opens up and weather permits of em- ployment for outdoor work.
 "The National Association of Cred it Men has appealed to employers to retain every man possible on their payrolls," continued MT. Cross. ''The wholesale houses in Duluth have made moderate cuts in salaries from the heads of the concerns down, on the same percentage, in preference to reducing their organizations. In our own case, and we operate garment factories, a wooden mill and a spin ming and knitting mill, in addition to our main building, there has been little reduction in the number of peo- pie employed, although the number of our employees could be reduced without any detriment to operations. am sure that there are quite a num- Der of cases similar to our own"
 Discussing collections, MT. Cross confined his statements to his own particular locality. He pointed out that the present times are strenuous, and said that all houses were putting forth every effort possible on col lections. He pointed out that in the agricultural part of his territory, this IS the season when money circulates most freely, and said that all houses nave to take advantage of 1t.
 This year, more than ever, because last fall the results from the crop were in most instances barely suffi- clent to pay the cost of marketing 1t, the banks and storekeepers who ex- tended the farmers credit, realized very little, MT. Gross said, conse quently the wholesale houses were obliged to carry over large pro portion of their accounts.
 Il. 5. Collingsworth, Atlanta, Ca: in our section we can make money with cotton at present prices. Costs are down, and as soon as we can get mem down further, we can come through with prices lower than at present."
The Pulaskian., 1921-10-20
FRIENDSHIP BREEZES.

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 The weather is favorable for the farmers to finish gathering their crops.
 The Keep Klimbing Kommunity Klub met on Monday afternoon with l2 members present, at the home of Mrs. Johnston. The second quilt was finished and quite a bit of work did on the bed spread. The Misses Trotter furnished a nice assortment of quilt patterns. One was selected for our next quilt. Plans laid to start the next quilt Monday week at the home of Mrs. Geo. Mccain,
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

G6loB. 0ie &ausfrau Iiegt obn.
m1ttig in einem SeiieI. Die bel
oen 9lonoinen iteben trdneniiber.
front III oen @infeln.
9rauben auf Der Sreppe gebt Del
I9lonfe Serr on Der Cir oes @roB.
Idl1htermeilterS noriber.
.S6neu, Yapn, bilf mirl" ifreit
oas BrofeiiorentoGterlein nno mir
belt in oos 3immer oes @elebrten,
ves lit elm Serr ms @aus gegan.
gen. @s fam Aiieiior 8ranot
iein. gr bat @lumen. ODER 9of-
tor @ogelitein. llno i'd ieb aus!
8ir Iieben uus ihon LANCE. Wlad
Den &ttoten bon Der garltigen Slide
ldiir5e alif. llno ben Soften btu-
ten am Solsfragen gu. limo reid
mir Die &Ieioerbirite; ga, inter Del.
men @iihern liegt lie uieoerl BLOB
Ifnea, 9opo, blob i1nenl"
aber Der 8rofeiior lit pie ale
Nrofelioren. 3erItreut. Isle ger.
|itrertl @r idliugt ben ¬en fe-
tier. gr 0ffnet i6mtlibe Safen Der
9luie. CIR ertuiidt ltutt Der Glei-
oerbiirIte oas EintenfaB. unO 0as
@noe bonn 2ieoe lit, ooB ii6 oos
Eo6terlein in einem 8ultan6e befin-
BET, mo- man SiOIdi : S%niulaner
empfaneen fam, aber ri1t Serrn
Nilelior Brandt ODER Serrn 9oftor
8ogelltein.
uno puIteno ma9t ii9 Der idlon-
te Serr orouBen ouf benz 6lur
oarall, Die bierte Ereppe su erIteigen.
Gin Serr fommt! Gin eleganter
Serr nit IN Sreibbars i'm &rmI"
bate Dor flint Minuten Die cine
Ser orei &iinItlerinnen gebriilt. Sa
fingen iie an, Die @obnung auf5n-
rGumer. limo iboben Die Wra-
Idippe unters Sofa. l1ro ons 8rot
unters Sofa. I1no oie Marmelooe
unters Sofa. 11nO Die Sage unters
Sofa Damn borte man.
pie iid Ser pltItenoe Serr Dem bier.
ten Gtodperf n1berte. 9a fingen
Iie an, tire @aroerobe ols5ubeiiern.
limb Ito9en nit BEN NaOeln Inn iif
tpie ton. l1no trafen nal bierbin
uno NAL oortbin. Mal IN ben
Stoff. 11no nal in oas Sleii6.
l1no toaren ale reif fir Die unfoa-
Itotion, alS Der idlanfe Serr OH If.
rer Sir fopfidittelno umfebrte.
.Sogen Sic" fragile er ben &or.
tier, ytpobnt bier i'm Souie ni6t Ell
ne Srolt &an5leirat Weier2"
,@ee," anttportete Der @ortier,
.oie pobnt %neberan."
9a berlGBt Der i6lanfe Serr nit
Dem 3Dlinoer uno Dem Blumen-
ItrollB uno Dem @olofnopfitod brum-
meno oas ~3ebnmdoerlbaus.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
@ardenbufte eil6erfunOe.

ScSn alten Gbronifen fir1oen ltdb
oft Wtitteilungen iiber groBe Silber'
funOe. Aaes bisber in oieier Sim
lid)t 8efannte miro itbertroften bon
oen mdrhenbaft anuultenoen Silber'
funoen, 0ie Mitte oes oorigen Sabr-
bun0erts in Der @iiite DON Itacalna
in 0oro6ile gemadt wuroen. Gin
Maultiertrei6er namens @oooD bate
lid oarin p~erirrt, uno als Die Naft
anbrad, iudte er S6us an elmer
6elsrippe, mo er ii9 aus &aftus-
Itauoen elm Seuer ~an5iinoete. Aber
mie erltounte er, alS ibm am Moor
gen aus Der slide geldmol5enes
Metaa entgegenblinfte. @r nabm
Elm paar &liimpden oouon nit uno
5eigte tie fur3 oarauf eliem 8olo'
idmieo in GopiacO, Der ibm %erflarte,
oaB lie aus plata pima" reinem
SLIDER, beltdroen. Sn @emeinl6oft
nit ser reiden Girma @e6r. Gallo
in Gopiaco erpar6 8oooD BON oer
dileniIGen Gegierung Die &on5el'
Jon our @eminnung BON SLIDER IN
benz BON inn be5eidneten Diitrift
uno ging oaran, feline po6lper-
Idarrte Seuerlteae wieoer auf6niu-
den. Die mauerformige 5elsrippe,
an Ser @ooop Die Naht 5ugebraht
batte, ermies iid oils Elm Sang BON
@blorlilber nit piel geoiegenem
SLIDER. Oas Die t1eue gerglperfs.
firma in fur6er 3eit cine Wtiaione1i-
ausbeute mahte, be0arf wobl fei.
ner beionoeren @erIiherung. aber
loQte man es elauben @oooD
ltorb oennoh oils Yettler. Seine
maBloie Spieaeioenidait lieB i'm
mieoer anes perlieren; feline @nteile
an Sen 9ergwerfen batten bic @e-
6riioer Gallo nod uno mad erpor-
ben, uno ME in Gopiaco er5ablt
muroe, ioaen iie i'm nad)ber gang
lid in Sti6 gelaiien baben. ais
Dem gegriinoer oes hileniiden gill
be~rbergbaues bat man inn elm paar
Sabre ipdter in Ser alameoa, benz
it1otiiben Spa5ierpeg, elm prunt'
uoIles 0enfmal geiest. aber Die
reid)en S%ilbcrednse beidranften it'd
nidt MIR alif Sen auerit oerliebenen
Oiitrift; tie itriden uiel wetter. gnt.
oefung folgte ouf gntOefung, nno
sic Namen BON Tres Yuntas, Eierro
4marila, Gabe5a oe Gaca, guenn
@ipcran5a uim. erlansten balo @elt'
ruf. AaeS itr6mte nah benz label
baiten SiIberlanoe. 2onge belt
iibrigens ser iiberreide 8erglegen
nid)t cor. @ie Der &abm auf Der
Mild, bate oas 8clte o6enauf ges
lcocn. Mud beute nod mogen ge-
matige natiirlide Sddse in ben
EelR nniloniiien Siioamerifns Der
grldlleBung barren, wdbreno in ben
franfen europdiiden Staaten bic
Hotenprciien arbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

OrfeI nuf ben 1adttiId. es lit
o Ounfel er gebt pieoer -"
~llno nj fennlt i'm nidlt2" frog-
c raid Der 8oli5eibeomte.
@ie Elm &ronpf ging es iiber Oos
ieblide %eii1t. Son @rf mid Oie
Sritarrung.
n@s lit geniig," iagte er raid =
,t6 fam es ni9t LANCER oerant'
uorten ="
Sin paar Wtinuten ipater idIue
fenate Oie Augen auf. Wtit einent
tloren @lid iab tie nm iid). Gin
4ufatmen ging our6 oen 0faum.
ngrinnerit on Did nod an Oas,
mas OIL geieben bait?" frogte 8olf'
rao ifnen = rou iagit bod, on
tpeiBt inlmer aIleS -"
Sans @rf bielt nod &enates
SonO.
rgrinnerit gu Oi69" fragte er
6eiier.
User mar Der MonrL oenn Ou
~geIeben?" or1ngte @olfra0.
ga erbob li1 Die belle, 5arte &C.
Italt oes M10bens aus Dem tiefen
SeIiel. @ieoer gIitt Ser Sdein
zines ~itarfen @rIebens iiber lire
3iige. 2aneiam lOite iid ibre Sono
aus Der @rfs uno trat meg bon ibm.
SD meiB es ni9t," iagte &etate
&oloenitein nit elmer flangloien
Stimme = rid peiB gar ni6ts
mebr."
Sans @rf atmete i1b alif pie err
lott. Stols refte er iiG bod auf.
81 Ct batte Die Mndt! Nie NOR
lie inn ltdrfer gum 8eDuBtiein &C.
fommen nls in oieier Minute. aber
90 flarg &enates Gimme tpieoer
uuf:
.2ebt pobll Sd reiie morgen
nod @ienl Sd moate ia eigent-
lid nidt, aber nun bab' i6 mfrs
iiberIegtl l1no tper peiB, tuann i6
uie0erfomme? @ieqeidt Iange
nidt. GieGei6t ME mebr. User
fonn oos beute iagen? Sour zines
erIfei1tt mir eemiB: Sd muB fort
BON bierl SD fam nidt mebr 10
~neiterleber -"
Die iunge Stimme brad in einem
idben @ufmeinetl. Damn mar Der
@los Ieer, mo &enate eben nod ge-
Itan6en. Sic S9nelter ging nit
Dem @Go9er. Ser &omponiit itabl
ii9 oapon.
uSaIt ou mir nidts 81 iagen,
grf?~ fragte 8olfro6.
.Nein," enteeenete ser anoere
rubig - i'd uiiBte ni6ts.~
ga cling audi @olfrao ltin bin
aus. @r reifte grf ni6t Die $ono,
10 pie es audi &enate ni6t getail
batte. @ber Ser Mtann merfte oas
gar ni9t. gr puBte MIR, ooB er
enoli6 onein mar. Mit einem oum'
pfen aufidrei bra6 er anIammet.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Scr ueleftriide Stnbl" fir SnnSe
nno &aten.

Son Dem engliiden 8un6 bon
Sierfreunoen lit Der .eleftriihe
StubI" als 6ie bumanite Netbooe,
berrenloie Sunoe uno &aben gu to.
ten, nit grfolg angetpanot Doroen.
SIM Sabre 1920 muroen 42,724
giere nit &ilfe Der @leftri5itat 1e.
totet. gs banoelt iid babel I'M
irlfe, oie berrenlos un6 bertpabr.
lott ouf Ser StraBe oufgegriffen
wuroen nro fir Die ser 8uno feline
before &ilfe meiB, ais lie idmer5lcs
all totem. Muf Dem eleftrii6en
Stubl tritt Ser SOB olgenblidli6
elm, uno elm 8erieben, oas 5u Gmd.
lereien fiibren fonnte, lit unmoglid.
Sunbc, oie get0tet meroen iolen, er-
balten elm Stablbalsbano, bas ourd
cine furae Settle nit Dem eleftrlihen
Mpparat perbunoen ipir6, uno iofort
ua6 Der Ginifaltitng gebt ein
Strom bon 1000 Golt ourh oen
&orper oes Sieres, oas i'm fclben
guacnblif Itirbt. Gie &aBen peroen
in einen offcnen &oiten NIT einem
@lasocdel qcicbt, hurd Oeiicn 80.
ncn gleiffons elm Strom bon 1000
Gnlt slr Eotung oes Sieres ge-
Thidt miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Gbe-8mrinfa.
@rotesfe 8eitimmnngen atr Side.
RING Der SbsrbObcit Ses Mannes.

~NNU ~
SIM GIteIten &edt itan6 sic Sralt
befanntli9 i'm oWun0ium" 0es
Marnes. 9as lotini1ierte @ort aus
munt.mu1o beoeutete i'm Mlt0eut-
i6en: @etpalt ooer S9uB. Die
Sberbobeit in ser @be ertparb lidj
Ser Mann bonn Batter ODER @ormunO
oes Mdodens Our6 oas Symbol
oes &aufes. Na6 @infibrung 0es
r0miiden &e9teS I'M 2aitfe oeS 13.
Sabrbunoerts tpltroe Die redtIi1 be-
bor5ugte Steuung oeS Wannes in
Der Che nod ausgebaut be5p. befe.
ltigt. Seoo9 lit ni6t 81 nerfennen,
oaB alt1 Die Der Srau cine tpenig.
itcrs ettuas iuiiroigere bierbei tpurOe
@ie iebr man oarauf beoa1t mar,
Die abiolute Sberbobeit oes ManneS
in Ser Gle mad ieOer &i6tung BIN
nod auBen uno innen Si mabren,
oas gebt aus alien @~eltimmungen
berbor, oie geraoe5u grotesf in Der
beutigen Belt allmuten. @eraoe tpeil
mir Dor elmer &epilion oes v9iirger-
liden @eietbudes" uno oamit audi
Der eberedtliden Stelung Ser Srau
iteben, ieien iie bier oils &urioia nit
geteilt.
Sn Dem bis gum Sabre 1903 oils
i~eIbltGnoig be~ltebenoen Siirftentum
6rloa beiaB oas fiiritlidc Sofmar-
idaaamt Die redtli6e 8efuenis, Ell.
men @bemann, Der iia bon ieiner
Srnu ideioen lieB, our gcrantauor-
tung al oiebenL neil er Die mdnnli-
DIE Sberbobeit in Der CHE oisfreoi.
tiert bate. 9aourd, oaB man ben
Sdm16ling benz algemeinen Sc.
la6ter uno @eipott in Der Staot
preisgnb, poute man Die gntfpif-
lung Oes Observation-Disclosures benz.
men, oas eS gu alien 3eiten gege-
ben bat uno ipobl audi tets geben
miro. Seoer edten, re6ten Srall
erideinen Yantoffelbeloen beradt.
lt1, Die iib bon Sraien iblagen
laiien. Das gleide MaB bon Ser.
odtlng aber bringt Die Srau unbe-
oinst oen tpranniiden uno brutalerl
Mannern e~nt9egen, Die ii6 forper.
lid on ibr pergreifen. S~trafbeitim.
munsen fir iene 4ntipooen Der
YantoffelbelOen aus oieier 3eit, Inn
Die es iib bier banoelt, iino iibrl-
gems III iener @bronif, Der oas Nad).
itehenbe entnommen lit, nidt aufge-
0eidnet.
Gem p%erpriieelten Gbemann tpur.
oe pom Der fiiritli6en Dicneridaft
Das Gad bes Sauies abgeoeft.
8dbreno oicier Arbeit muBte Der
Gbemonn Die fiirltli9en Diener nit
8cin t~raftleren. Wan bebaitptet.
oaB liH Der Grab ser &iidiiht, Die
man BEL Der Dadabocdung malten
lieb, nod Der Aualitdt uno Auanti.
tat oes perabiolgtcn 8elneS rid
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
Gin ttnmISnhtrdDrr Yatxiat.
Or. SiIc mar Der Ncitur Der SOnr'
n%nliitcn Icines 2anSes.

n%aIiitcn icines 2anSes.
@or furaem lit ser Sector Der
finnlGnOii1en S%yournaliitrn, Or.
Arel Siae, eeItorben. 2ange Sabre
tpar er BETTER uno &ernusgeber
Ger ongeiebeniten idpeOiiden 3ei-
tung in Seliingfors, bic or nit Sc.
iinnungsgenoiien gegriinoet botte,
ais 0as Streben 6innlanos, iib
bonn ruiiiiden Sod au befreien, in
Der ~Stpeiten S1lfte oes bergnnees
men Sobrbunoerts iid n~eritGrfte.
Gem 3ieI Sos bon &ubIono," mar
2iaes gor5eS 2eben gepeibt. Sir
Oieies 8iel bat er nit 9opf unb Sc
ser gef1mpft, in ruliiiden @efGug-
niiien un0 in i~nbrelanger 3erban.
nung I'M itammperpanoten S1pe.
Sen, fern bon ben Semen geIitten.
Gem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @eidlebt,
6as idIieBIi6 nit Ser 8affe ben
@rbfeino aus benz 2nnoe iagte, ma
rem Stat un0 @orte oes alien &drt-
pen 2eititerne, au6 Damn Ourd5u-
baIten, tpenn Die 2odungen nit mo-
terielen Groteilen BON &uBlanO ber
orobten, ben Sreibeitsorang ser
Soealilten ein5uidldfern. 8efrie-
oigt fonnte ellie, ais er ols Dit
gIieO ser erIten finnldnoiihen Sc
lonotidaft 1919 in Stodbolm elm.
5og altf ben &onpt ieines S%ourna'
liitenlebens 5uriidbliden. Seine
3eitung mar INNER Die 8affe, Die
Oie &uIiififatoren Dor alien fiird.
tetett. Sn @rinnerung on ben ge-
ruf ieineS Dor langen 3eiten ols
@affenI1mieo aus Sdmeoen ber-
iibergefommenen @bns lab err lid
ais 8orf1mpfer oes Sdme6entumS
I'M 2anoe Ser tauleno Seen. Sic
audi bort gum 0ur6brlp6 gefom.
meme bemofratiide @eieni6aftsoro.
niltlg bat freilid oas S6ueOentum
gegeniiber oen Sinner itorf in Den
Sintergruno georGngt. ellie fano
ieoo9 audi IN oieier Gage tpieoer
Die refte 2oiitng fir ieine Stom-
mesbriioer, inoem er ibnen felt Der
3ieoermerfung oes 8olldeipismus
in Sirnlan6 Die @efabr BON &dte-
ruBlano ais Mabnung CUR @inigfeit
preoigte. 2iues Ser5 geborte
S9Deoer, feline REMEMBERING benz
ncutIden @olf. 9traBburg, feline
ltniberiitdtsitaot, mar inn settle.
berts oas Symbol 5uriiferoberter
6reibeit nod observation-disclosures
Sremoberridaft. Sin 9euti9lonoS
l6mGr5eItem Gage, Dem %. Stunt
1919, fab id nit ibm auf elmer
5elsb0be iiber Dem WGleriee. @ir
idarten beibe nod @eiten, mo- Die
i'm goloenen Meer nerlinfenoe Sons
ne iiber Sen lebtert Mft oes Dramas
beg oeuti9en SeIoenfampfes idien.
2iGe er56blte mir nit betpegter
Stimme, oaB er cine @~inlaoung
Ieines @eianoten 81 einem Seitelien
NIT ben Giplomaten oes Serbanos
abgelebnt bate nit Ser 8egriin-
oung, er lei ibm unmogIid, an oie'
fem Sage NIT iolden n8erlen" gu.
Iammen5uiisen. Sem felienfeltes
8ertraiten auf 6ie -3ufunft oes oeiit-
lden @olfes faBte er ettDa in Die
8orte auiammen: DMag man
elter @aterlano apingen, @ott tpeiB
mas alis3uliefern, ems f0rnen iie
eltd nidt nebmen, ben oeutiden
@eiit. Gin @olf, oas 10 piel fir
Sic &ultur Der geiamten Menidbeit
geleiitet bat pie oas oeutide, miro
ME untergc6en." Den feiten @lau.
ben on cine Before 3ufunft Delltid)'
lambs bat er nit ins Grab genom-
men. Sem 2%ebensiperf mar linn
9etpeis, pie Elm einiges Golf Sfla.
penfetten bri6t.
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09

9os idw1dere Sc
i9Ie9t. .Serr 8adtmeiiter,
iGneu, bel mir gu Sauie lit elm
Dieb!"
.@as, oa rennen sic fort, ser
Dieb lit bod langit tpeg!"
yNein, meme Srau bat i'm du
gooen geidlasen nno balt i'm felt"
Ser .iebe SAT- Isle
iin6 Stcuercinnebmer? Ga tperoen
sic bel ben 2euten, Die Sic beiu.
zen, nidt iebr beliebt iein?"
ISM @e9euteil, Die meilten iagen:
Id, bite, fommcn Sic bod in Den
ad6itcn Sagen wieoer.1
Washington Journal., 1921-12-09
srmuronms eiucs 1cISbrieftrasers.

Gor fnr3em lodte ser ~30idbrige
5obrifarbeiter Sabn III 5ranfenberg,
5adIen, nit Silfe elmer i~ingierten
Boitammeiiung, oen 58idbrigen @elo-
brieitrdger Slider in leine 8o5.
nnng, oertriimmc.te inn ben Sad.
sci nit eincm Bell, rau6te oaruuT
5000 Mart Yaraelo unO Iliid)tete.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18
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Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18
High School Notes

The high school celebrated Armis.
tices day; with . patriotic program in
the sforenoon and q football game in
the afternoon. The high school or.
cheitra furnished the music for the
program. Rev. Illsley gave q very
interesting talk on the late war and
the peace conference. Then Ivan
Coffell told Of his trip to France and
vist tp the battiehelds OF the great
void war and the Waterloo battle
heh. John zeilsr told Of his exper.
ienees at the front This was. fol.
loved, by several patriotic songs.
sung by the school. lead by Prof.
Bunch. with Ruth Barkey and Mary
Helen Justice at the piano. After
short pep" meeting. the students
went home. only to return In the af-
ternoon to the game.
The. ,Holyoke and Haxtun grade
schools played preliminary game,
the score being IS in favor OF Hol.
yoke. This was a fast and interest.
ing game ]. j. Newman is coach
Of the Holyoke team.
The high school game resulted In
a >score Of $40 In Holyoke's favor
Harold Harmon made three touch.
downs and Merton Edgar two. Thii
was hard. fought game. but the Hol
yoke boys proved too much for Hax'
tuh. The largest crowd Of the sea
son was out to see the game, and we
feel sure that they got their. moneys
worth.
Thursday morning the Freshmen
gave very interesting program
Anna Renck gave a piano solo. John
Painter n clarinet solo. accompanied
by Margaret walrod on the piano. and
then several OF the girls sang the pop
ulnr song. "Ain't We Got Fun" Mr..
Robb explained the work OF the peace
conference Monday morning and read
President Harding's opening speech.
The Spanish club held a business
r,eeting last Thursday evening. The
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent. volney Mowry; vlce-nresident,
George Condit; secretary, Ethel Ste
phenson: reporter for school paper,
Merton Edgar: program committee,
Glen Rouze. Fred Mallander, Opal
Ralston and Wilmer Trego.
II was decided TO meet every 9TH
er Thursday evening with the excep.
tion Of Thanksgiving day. and the
meeting viii be hold on Wednesday
before.
We were sure glad to have MIS-
Schiller with us again last satbr ~
and Sunday.
Have YOU heard OF the latest fad
among the faculty members? Il is
oral themes and reports in our own
and In foreign languages.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18
WRAv AND LoNoMoNr TO
PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The high school football champion.
ship Of Northern Colorado will be de-
cided Saturday. when wray. cham.
pions Of Northeastern Colorado. meets
Longmont, the premier team Of III
section.
The winner Of this game will meet
the champions Of the Southern con.
ference for the championship Of the
state.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18
LAUGHS A.pLsNrv

Dorothy. Gish A. . war bride who
fnds II hard TO adjust herself 70 .
peace basis 10 the heroine Of Flying
Pat" q new. Paramount picture COM
ing to the Peerless theatre. Monday.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18

Mr.. Earl Dilliner completed deal
Tuesday which made him the posses.
sor Of Dave Lounsburry's Ford truck.
Mrs. C. w. Arens from near Sedg.
wick, came down Thursday to have DR..
Struble extract one Of her lower
teeth. that had been giving her much
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrf. Sam Stetter and baby
called At the Rex Evans home Thurs.
day and took dinner with them.
Nj. John Arens attended the dance
at Felix Mutchie's last Friday night.
but we understand he did not 90
alone. 81
Mrs. Harry Gelvin and two boys
spent last Sunday afternoon with Mrs..
William Kroeger and children.
Mrs. J. DeGeus called At the Frank
Zinsgfeld hone Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Sam stetter enter.
tanned the Willing Workers club At
. hard-time party at the Silver Beam
school house last Friday night. These
were about fifty present in all. and
a delightful time was spent. Durins
the evening. cake and coffee were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Herbert. Mrs
Mamie Leblanc and little Richard
J. DeGeus and son Anton and Miss
Christine Werner all spent a very
pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Pickerall recently II was the
Herberts' and Miss Werner's fare
well visit. as they were to leave fol
Iowa soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buckles started
for Missouri. Tuesday morning. Rod
ney Wettstein taking them In The
car. Henry Keplar accompanied Rod
ney. 10 he would not need to make
the return trip alone. The Bucklei
expect to remain with his people fol
the winter. .-
Mr.. Earl Dilliner was a Sunday
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Picher
all
Mr.. AdOlph Pfau and family took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Breet
last Sunday.
Mr.. William Kroeger left for Carel
ton. Nebraska. last Wednesday. to b.
gone about week visiting relatives
Mrs. Sam Stetter called on Mrs
Frank Ziegfeld. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Porter Of Paoli
were Sunday dinner guests of his sis
ter. Mrs. G. NJ. Hit. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brees paid fare
well visit to Miss Christine Werner
at the C. A. pickerall home Sunday
eyenin.
The ravelings cut from new table
cloths before hemmlng are the best
thing that can be used IN darninp
holes or thin places in the worn ones
ITO be. not to seem"
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18
Northuest Items

"The heights Of great men reached
and kept
We're not attained by sudden flight;
But they, while their companions
slept,
We're toiling upward in the night"
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18

Meda PEBBLES Of Silver Beam spent
Tuesday night with Loosie Bayior.
and attended the class party at Mr..
Quisenbefry's. 100.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18

Rev Haley was called to Knox
vile. Illinois. Saturday to conduct the
funeral Of q friend. Mrs. lllsley ac.
companied him to visit friends. as
that Is their old home There will
Lc no preaching at the Presbyterian
chu. th next Sunday.
Phillips County herald., 1921-11-18
sAeTIsr MIssIoNERY MEerINe

BNPITST MISSIONEHY MEETTNG
The Baptist Missionery society met
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Gus Johnson The attendance
was large and most enjoyable time
had. Mrs. Mack Bovee assisted Mrs
Johnson in entertaining.
Mrs. Blinzinger, wife of the min
lister having charge of the chapel car
now at Amherst, Igave-a history Of
the chapel car The Baptists have
seven Of the cars in service in var
ious parts Of the United States. at
the present time.