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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
PETROGRADO
ES PASTO DE
LAS LLANAS

Las 6ltimas noticias rscibsdas por con
ducto de Paris, comuniesn aus Ia Il
tuaci6n creada por el movimieuto re-
volucionario que ha estallada en- Rusiz
continda extendiendose r&psdaments
amenazando con dsrrocsr 81 fsEimea
Soviet dirigido pOr Lenine. Trotxsy
sus asociados.
Asegnrase cue varios barcos ds Eue
IRA han remontado Ell rio Nsva habisn.
do desembarcado en- Petrogrado nm Hran
contingente de marinos cue - ban
undo a los rsvolucionarios
"Le Matin" ssegura cue Lenine >
TrOtzky estan prepsrados psrs huir
en- la primera OCCASION.
otro despacho recibido en- ias oaci.
mas extranjeras comunica aae IL gar
nici6n de Krasnoya Gorko. ceres as
PetrOgradO Sc ha undo = los rsbsidss
Maxine Litvinoff jefe ds Il isEs-
ci6n Soviet en- Londres ha desapsrs.
cidO. diciendOse que ha huido sn On baf
CO cuya tripulaci6n ha permanecido
fiel, llevandose consieo una smpertanss
suma de ainero.
Las noticias procedeuses de Londrss
confirman esos rumorss dicisudo aas
la situaci6n es de suma sTsvsdsd. h.
biendose desarrollado sangFieasos ~
cesos en- Petrogrado
Ahaden que ei gobierro ssviss ha
enviado un numsroso contlngsnts as
tropas de Moscou a Petroxraso = A.
de restablecer el orden.
Los rsbeldes de ePtrosrado prsssn.
den hacer un gran recibsment, = ias
menciOnadas fuerxas . IN - qus -
unan a su causa.
FL Hder anti-bolsheviqus Anforcff
al frcnte de 5000 camvsasnos srmsdss
doDina vorOnezh y Tambov su Ia pss
to Sur de Russia.
III comits parlamentario rus3 81 -
ris ha dirigido telearamas u prssner
te Harding y al secrstario e esmereso
Hoover solicitando socorrss sn fsrma
de where's para los sntibsishevieuss
rusos. n. Kederina arma fos msnsaiss
mencionados
Un despacho recibido en- - agsneia
union rusa comuica Que tcdss los "a
bitantes de Kronstadt se b. nansdo .
los revolucionarios en- 81 Isvsntamisnts
contra ei regimen soviet.
En- Ia msncionads pobiaci6n ss ferns
un cOmite. dSndossle dsspuss q esras
ter de gobierno provisional formado
pOr ineividuos sin detsrminada aliasi6n
politica.
Dicho gobierno provisional b. pfs.
puesso Ia immediate ceisbrseIsn ss uns
cOnvenci6n de Ia asamblsa eonstits.
yente para restaurar Ia iibeFtad &c es.
mercis entire los individuos
Informes rscibidos per eondmcfo g.
viborg. rinlandia manfiestsn ass Len
Trotzky, ministro de IL gasrSs rise. e.
"a corcentrando tropas sn oatehina
para caer sobrs PesroErado.
otrOs despachos Dc i6snssea procsdsn
cia dicen que esa ciudad - paste ds
las Ilamas cue tstas pusssm verse
dssde Ia frontiers ds Finiandis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
sERvIcIo AEREo ENTIRE
LoNDREs Y PARIS

Durante ell primer aiio de. servicio
aereo entire Londres y Paris, los aero
pianos transportation 434O pasajeros y
n 400 kil6gramos de carga. Por ''car-
ga' Sc entiende pequefios bultos, la ma
yor parte de los cuales Sc componer de
crrespondencia documentos comercia-
les. Como Sc We, Ell niimero de pasaje-
ros es n:enor que Ell transportado en- un
dia por ferrocarril vapor; en- Guam
to la "carga' transporsada en- un
afio, no asciende nj 10 que un solo treu
puede transporter en- un viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
LA REsPUEsTA DE LOS
AL1ADos A AUSTRIA

En- virtud del convenio de Saint Ger
main Francia, Inglaterra, Jap6n TIA
liza han contestado a Austria que Sc en-
cuentran dispuestOs a prestarle cierta
cantidad de dinero para evitar que los
habitantes del exImperiO mueran de
hambre.
Hasta ahora los Aliados habian pres
tado gran cantidad de dinero para poaer
sostener esta naci6n svencida despues
de haberse de haberse frmado 81 armis-
ticio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
De REGREso.

Despues de una temporada de me-
ses por Islas Canarias, ha regresado q
esta capital Ell senior Francisco Alamo,
quien fu6 buscar su hermana la dis
tinguida dana Encarnaci6n Vida. de Ar
kras, ausente de esta isla cerca de Is
Afios. Sean bienvenidOs los distingui-
dos viajeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
FL gobierno frances aprueba
la ocupacion de ALen1ania


PARIS, MARIO En- una session de la
Camara de Diputados, Sc aprobo la ocu
paci6n de varias provincias alemanqs CO.
mo medida de segurilad, v para hacer
'cnmpIir las clausulas del tratado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

HELSINGFoRS, MARIO 20.-Han lls-
gado esta cindad, asi conso tambien
a otros lugares de Finlandia gran mime
70 de tropas pertenecientes los ejer-
citos rebeldes de la isla de Kronstsdt,
los cuales, despues de haber ccasinado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Barberla Gel FIGARO"

Mafanl, como es costumbre de es-
te ESTABLISHMENTS, cerrara las IL
A. NJ, por ser el dia de la Abolicion
de la Esclavitud.
Pedro Trujillo GULL.
San Jose No. /. Sim Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

DUSSELDORF, mario 2o.-El gene
raj Degoutte, comandante en- jefe de las
tropas Aliadas que invaden Alemania, ha
reconcentrado gran ndmero de soldados
en- esta poblacion, en- virtud de La actitud
beliccsa aslmida por sus habitantes.
Ell mencionado general ha decidido es-
tpblecer la ley marcial, case de que ha-
va algdn atentado acontecimiento que
sea perjudicial a los intereses de los pal
sanos Aliados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
LEYEs DE INGREso

Todas las leyes rara arbitrar ingresos
seran presentadas por el presidente de
la Comisi6n de Hacienda de La Camara,
Lcdo. Guerra Mondrag6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

graves dafios los bolshevikis'' tu-
vieron que rendirse con motive del gran
numero de soldados "ROjos" que ata-
caror. la fortalezas dilrigidoa personal
mente por Trotzky.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

PARIS MARIO 1s.-El jefe de Gobier-
no, NJ. BRAND ,ha cOntirnadO ante Ia
Camara de Diputados su information
acerca de los trabajOs efectuadOs en- las
conferencias de Londres.
Todos los diputados, a exception de
los socialistas Y comunistas, apIaudierOn
los trabajos del Jefe de Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
oPoRTUNIDAD Y GANGA

Por no poder atenderla su dueno Sc
vende una tienda de provisiones en- la
calle del Sol. Informara Benito URGAL,
Salvador Brau 81 san Juan, r.
wEfIE kast.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

PARIS, mario 20.-A peticion del Go
bierno de Venezuela, Francia ha envia
do aquella Republica una comisi6n pa
ra encargarse de reorganizar la nota de
guerra venezolana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

La poicia alemaI5a ha sido sustituida
por soldados pertenecientes los ejerci-
tos invasores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

MIA, MARIO 2o.-Ha fallecido Ell vi
ce presidente Gervail, presidente de la
Liga naval francesca.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
soc Curtain Marquisette 25c

One hundred full pieces S6 and 40-inch Curtain Mar quisette; comes in white, cream and ecru, highly mer- cerized silk finish; the low est price on this number in five years. Buy your spring supply now; 39c 0E
 to 59c values AOS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
Coats

< A wonderful rack of coats Weswin sacri- flee Monday. You will find a beautiful ] lot of morning coats among these. The
 greatest values that we have. ever offered. Only limited number left, Sizes 16 to
 50I Very special Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
Coats, Furs, Skirts and Petit coats WiN Be the Specials
 For Monday

Never before have been able to give you such values at such ridcuousy low prices We determined to close them out Monday Not fall garment be carried First come, first served. ae46 #gfEs4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
$25.O0
Wash Goods at Old Rock
 Bottom Prices
Take Eleuotor to Third Floor

 Table Oil Cloth-Best quality 4S-inch wide perfecs, white, marble masonic and colors; 39c quality QQr Special Monday and Tuesday per yard JOS Shirting Madras-36-nch wide, extra good quality, soc value, best and newest patterns Monday 00c and Tuesday, special, per yard .............. AOS 32-Inch Zephyr Cingham-Pretty bright 0Oo plaids; 59c value. Per yard ... ZJc Aledo Silk and Crepe de Opera-Both of these of silk and linen mixture; used for waists, frocks, under
 wear, gowns, etc., all shades A0. Fer yard ...'.-.. 1OS New Spring Voe-Just have to see them to appreciate the real beauty and value, AE~ 40 inches wide. Per yard ................. fJC Venetian Cloth mercerized, novelty shades for sport suts @childrens etc. This material is about the weight of linen. appears like QOc Organdie-45-inch wide Swiss Starchless o0
 Organdie, all new shades. Per yard CJC 36-Inch Percale-No better be bought at 35c per yard; new, clean patterns, for shirts, 10
 aprons dresses, etc. Per yard .............. 1JC Silk Stripe Madras-For making fine shirts; wears and looks better than silk; on
 $159 value. Per yard ............... CJC Marqusette-36nch Printed Marqusette; pr
 would be cheap at soc. Special, per yard ... kJC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
Big Blanket Sale 'One-ThirdOff

Including all fine all-wool and wool mixed Blankets from $7.50 to $28.00 also all our fine Steamer, Auto, Camp and Army Blankets. Prices quoted less than present mill quotations. Displayed on four large tables at the following prices
 $2800 finest Lamb s-wool Blankets :. <. $is65 $25.00 California al-wool Blankets ..... .$16.65 SIS. % extra size a-wool Blankets ..... $12.00 $15.00 all-wool Blankets all colors 5000 $12.50 al-wool Blankets, all colors ...s.. $S.35 $10.00 North Carolina Wool Blankets .... $6.65 $7.50 extra size Wool Nap Blankets ...... $500 $500 66x80 Wool Nap Blankets ........ $335 $18.00 Russian Plush Auto Robes ..... .$1200 15.00 double faced Plush Auto Robes. .. 5000 $12.50 Auto Robes and Steamer Rugs $8.35 $8.95 al-wool Army and Auto Blankets .. $598 $6.9S al-wool Army and Auto Blankets -. $465 $500 45x6O fine Crib Blankets, all colors $2 98 $500 36x50 fine Crib Blankets, all colors s 9S $2.00 white single bed Blankets ...... 25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

Skirts Skirts Skirts. Monday, we will sacrifice wonderful lot of Serge Skirts. These are exceptionally great values; navy and black only; linn tied number left. If you come early you can get your sizes. These Skirts sold for $12.50 and $15.OO. GO nc Very special Monday - 1O.JJ These Skirts can be worn for spring
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

Specials In Notions
 Collar Bands, made of fine cambric, shaped just right; 0E 0c each, dozen ..................... OO~ Good quality Skirt Betting, all 10~ widths, values to 20c, yard ....... 1VS Fine quality Snap Fasteners, all sizes, E~ 1Oc seller for, dozen ................. JI Stickerie Braid, all colors, 10~ 15c seller, bolt t................... AVI Pearl Buttons in assorted sizes, E 1Oc values, card ................. JC Fine quality Pearl Buttons, assorted 1n~ sizes, values to 2Oc, card .-.......... 1VC Whisk Broonhs, made of good straw, 00. we'll bound, 35c value, for ZJC O'Cedar Mops, S1.25 size for 95c, c1 QE $1.50 size for $l.15, $1.75 size for. 41 I sJO O'Cedar Oil, soc bottles 22c, 6Oc flE
 bottles 42c, $1.25 cans for ..... J0C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

Sixty pieces of 36-inch col ored Handkerchief Linen, warranted every thread pure linen; comes in every color; has been selling regular $2.50 to $3.50 yd. G1 co
 Special, $1.5O and dAeJO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

One bale of fine 40-inch Brown Sea Island Domestic, medium weight, fine count, clean, perfect goods, used for children's undergar- ments; 19c value. C1 m 10 yards for .... @AsVU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

A splendid spring line of children's rompers, in the long and short sleeves, in solid colors and stripes. Values up to $1.59. co
 Special Monday OOS
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18

Charles w. Casey Of Blddle last
Tuesday made 1nnAl' proof before u.
8. Commissioner Craig. Witnesses:
w. H. Beeler and G. H. Beeler ..
Biddle.
Chas. F. Huckins and son Clifford
and George Traub Of Pinto were IN
Broadus Tuesday.
Frank r. Kelsey from Moorhead
was in town Tuesday.
D. Q. Portwine Of Bay Horse tran
sacted business in the county seat on
Tuesday.
Samuel E. Hudson Of Epsie on
Tuesday made final proof before U.
s, Commissioner T. w. Craig. Wit
nesses were Samuel Dorr and Theo.
Mangen, both Of Kingsley.
Anton Barbero and Leona Visin-
tainer we're over from Boyes Tues
day.
Judy Pearson. who has been IL
Belle Fourche, S. D., the past sew
eral weeks. returned to Broadus Oh
Monday.
L. n. Clay, o. Duprey and Q. G.
Cramer from the B-Divide were in
Guided in the arrivals here Tuesday.
The American Legion has installed
a bulletin board In front OF the post
office where notices and literature
containing general information. are
posted.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18

d. r. Finch has sold his Ford car
to John Leno and II driving . Chsv-
rolet which he recently purchased IN
Miles City.
Newman Daily. who has taken care
Of the VIM. Broaddus place the paal
winter, viii 60 to his own place III
the head Of First creek after. April
l and Mr.. Broaddus VIII again ~
sumo charge. His family will remain
in Miles City until after the close Of
the schools.
James w. Eddleman made final
proof Monday before U. s. Commits
sioner 7. w. Craig. Witnesses were
Frank H. Drees and Ed. Demmon,
All three are residents Of the Epsle
country.
Harley McLain on Monday made
final proof before U. 8. Commissioners
T. w. Craig. Witnesses: Ray McLain
and Ernest Preston, all OF Broadus
j. L. Wilson and E. Lee Wilson
recently dehorned 400 head of cattle
Matt Benti, formerly of Boyes, has
leased the billiard Taylor place or
Hay creek and has now taken charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. johnson OF
Epsie were county seat visitors. Mrs
johnson until recently was Mrs. Ep.
sic Eubanks. The nuptsal ceremony
was recently performed in Miles City
Easter Sunday comes on March ~
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18

According 10 word received by H.
8. Barnett from Portland, Ore. some
10000 men are unemployed in that
city.
C. T. Nellans has leased his place
near Broadus and is yet undecided as
TO his future plans.
The log cabin on the NJ. w. Pal
dock place, north of Broadus on
Powder river, was destroyed by FIRE
last week. The place was uninhab-
tied at the time.
A ten-pound son was born Satur-
day, March IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Norris, giving them family now
of four boys. Mother and babe do
ing nicely.
The price of milk in Miles City
has been reduced from Is cents to
1873 cents quart.
Eggs sold in Broadus the past
week as low as 20 cents a dozen.
B. A. Patten, Graham postmaster,
transacted business in Broadus the
fore part Of the week.
H. L. Rayner and Mrs. A. l.. Me
Lees from Kingsley were transact
ing business in Broadus the latter
part Of the week. Mrs. McLees or
dered posters printed at the Examine !.
office for public sale OF her prop
erty at the Ralph Amsden place on
March &c.
A ascent raise i'll the price CT
barbed wire makes spool now cost
Sc in Broadus.
Ord Ames from Pinto transacted
husinss in town Wednesday.
Fred w. Rue and d. r. Finch
were ON Horse creek this week on
business matters.
Considerable interest is being
manifested in the checker tourn;s-
ment to start at the Powder River
hotel Tuesday. April 9TH.
CIV ". Long from the head CT
Otter creek, was i'll town Wednes-
day. He reports the prospects good
for the drilling CT an oil we'll this
year at the mouth Of Clear creek
ard Powder river.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. McVey from
the Y 4 ranch were ia town We'd
nesaay. Mr.. McVey recently lost his
store building and all merchandise
by fire and is contemplating the
erection of new building to be
used for the same purpose.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Broadus Publishing
company has been called for O'CLOCK
Saturday afternoon, April 3. at the
office Of the Powder River County
Examiner.
According to notices by County
Treasurer Wilson, certain school dis
trict warrants to the amount of 81
500, are now payable.
| G. NJ. Titland leased his place
near Broadus to Fred Russell ans
on Monday LETT for Mound City, $
D., where he will remain the comm.
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haz Bailey came
over from Boyes Monday with La,
Osgood and are guests at t he Pow
der River hotel while Mrs. Bailey is
taking medical treatment.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18
toek D|llpFS.

Next Thursday evening under aus
pieces Of the BrGSdus Literary society
there Ntll bsSa debate upoA the COM
mlssaoa splan of governmsnt for the
state administration. The subject IL
a live one and no doubt will attract
q large crowd. Good speakers will
represent both sides. Az usual, the
public at large viii be welcome.
Mesdames N. A. Burkey and T..
X. Warren entertained the Ladies'
Aid society yesterday afternoon ct
the Powder River hotel.
The program of musical numbers,
vocal selections, ana Rotations last
Thursday night under auspices Of the
Literary society, was attended by a
capacity house at the Broadus school.
Each number was greatly appreci-
ated.
+. 4. West reports that his wife
at Thermopolis, Wyo., is slowly i'm
proving in health. While there she
is the guest of her daughter. Miss
Edna, teacher Of domestic science in
the Thermopolis schools.
Five dollars ton will be paid for
sugar beets this year at Belle
F0ruche, s. d. This is distinctly q
pre-war price and if general all over
the country should make consider
able reduction in the price Of sugar
next fall.
An apron sale will be held at the
Powder River hotel, Saturday, March
&c. under auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society. There will be aprons for
sale in all styles and sizes. at 81
each.
DR.. w. NJ. Smart returned to Miles
City Wednesday after attending to
dental work in Broadus for several
weeks. He did not expect to return
here until about November /.
e. E. McFadden and family return
ed Friday from an absence OF several
months in Nebraska.
Carl Clark made final proof Sat
urday before U. S. Commissioner A
j. Smith at Olive. using for his Wit
nesses Albert Jesse and Gus Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Dennis OF
East Fork were in town Saturday.
the latter to have some dental work
attended to.
A government official was in town
last week to test the scales and
weights at the Broadus postoffice
The weights. ranging from half an
ounce to 40 pounds were found very
accurate.
A daughter, Weighing nerly eight
pounds. was born to Mr. and Mrs
". T. Waite at Miles City Friday
March II. Mr.. Waite made trl,
to Miles the following day and ~
ported his wife and babe gettins
along nicely
There was quite wind storm II
this vicinity Monday afternoon, the
prevailing direction from the north.
west. In Broadus the winds velocity
was sufficient to displace empty gas.
oline barrels, and other miscellane-
Gus articles
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18

William N. Broaddns and JoAa
Hudson were hara Wednesday from
Miles f.ity to look after their respees
tive isteFssts.
a report reached Broadus this
week that the mall route had been
allowed from Gillette, Wyo.. to Hay
Horse, this county. Further action
In regard to the route from Moor
head to Bay Horse IL unknown.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18

]. n. Edwards from his ranch on
Powder river, about II miles froms
Broadus. was In iowa "wednesday.
~ nleely appointed 1 o'clock
luncheon T6eodAy safteroon, Mrs.
CAas. q. 1in1ol entertained num-
bef q DroAdus ladies. With the
four-oourso repast concluded the re-
mainder Of tAa aftsrnoon was occu.
pied IN playing 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

he Ia sort OF a blush gray. Some OF
the family wear nearly all OF this
color and others have upper parts OF
their body brown. with whitish fur on
their stomac achs. but in the winter every
one puts on OIL white coats so they
can hunt for food with perfect safe.
~"
"If had coat Ike that ! could go
out and MIR. Dog would not see me
running across the white fields" said
Vsddy.
Hut Grandpa Fox was nodding. He
did not hear what little Reddy said
end ms there was no one about TO stop
him. Keddy Fox thought he would try
an idea he had for making white
coat, fos he very much wanted a nice
chicken for his dinner.
A, noon time IA. knew the hens and
chickens would he let out OF thor
house up At tho farm FOR dinner. and
he made up his mind To try 20 got
one before the farmer or Mr.. Dor
snw him.
Flour n white" thought 1eddy. Il
couid jumr into tbs Hour barrel nnd
-, my cost thickly covered with white
and 'hcn of, | cnn run and be back
hs'ote father or mother rrds a out.
and J sues~ they viii bc pleased when
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

I bring home a chicken or a fat hen
Tor dinner.
Grandpa Fox dozed and Reddy ran
% the pantry to carry out his plan
and in little while out he came so
white mis- own mother would not have
snown him. Out OF the house and
the farm just as the poultry came out
II ;heir house for dinner.
Reddy took care TO keep close to the
'nowdrlfts near the stone wall, but
le did not know that a good part OF
he -four had been shaken from his
ur coat by running so far.
There was enough of il left, how
'ver so that when he grabbed at a
dump hen her wings tapped so that
he -four flew out OF his coat and got
nto Reddy's nose and he had TO drop
Ms dinner and run.
MIR. Dog had heard the cummotion
nd out he came barking loudly. He
sapcd over the wall and after Reddy
le ran.
But just as Mr.. Dog was upon him
.teddy passed a. bush and as his tai
it~uck Il, out flew the flour straight
.nto the face OF Mr.. Dog.
He checked and he barked and 10y
/ he time he could breath Reddy Fos
vas nowhere in sight.
when Reddy reached home his
mother was at the door, and though
! ne tried 10 explain why he jumped
| Into the -four barrel. she would no
listen but beat his coat until ther,
was no flour left in Il.
Mother was very rough cleanins
my coat" said Reddy. rubbing hi
back as he sat by the fire beside hi.
grandpa later. 81 wonder If | had /;
coat like my Artic cousins If sh,
would try TO beat the white out o
that?"
"She might" said grandpa, with
twinkle i'm his eye. You better no
try any scheme for changing the colo
of your coat, for IL will soon be sprin,
and you want to feel real spry for tn.
hunting season."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S MEMORIAL.
Pupils at No. 3 Commemorate Armis.
tice Day With Special Exercises.

Pupils of No. 3 Public School.
Twelfth and Walnut streets, on Thurs
day afternoon, held memorial exer-
cises commemorative the signing of
the Armistice three years ago.
The program of song and recitation
fellows: Singing, America. by the
class; dialogue. I'VE Are the Men of
Coming Years" by Harry Sutor and
Herman Horning; recitation. No
vember Eleventh" by Florence Bull
lock; dialogue. we Pledge Alleg-
lance" by Anna Macklin and Sydney
Carr; Armistice Day. b. Martha
Sturgis. Ethel Tweddle, Minnie Balick,
Minnie Caney, Rebecca Springer, Net
tie TANNER, Hazel Knots Rebecca
Bennett. Ida ShapirOm, delen Red
mile and Martha Donovan: singing by
the class, "The Star Spansled Ban
ner"