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Woman's enterprise., 1921-08-19
PERSONALS

DR.. Nellie B. Cooper will in each is
sue of the Woman's Enterprise give
articles in her line Of work. In this
number will be found "Cosmetlque
Theropy" which will be followed up by
many valuable hints. This depart
ment will be particularly interesting
to our women readers as DR.. Cooper
is we'll versed on these subjects and
her suggestions will aid materially IN
keeping up with the latest in all
things to make one "more beautlfuf
and healthy.
Miss Billie Carson has returned
from visit to her home IN Amte
City where she spent her vacation.
Mr.. Lyle Saxon Of the staff OF the
Times-Picayune was a visitor mere
for the week end.
Prof and Mrs. r. L. Hines have re-
turned from a pleasant visit to thel1
DAUGHTER in Washington, D. c. ant
other relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Ham have gon
on a trip to Chicago and other point
in the North.
Mr., Eugene Richardson returne
Monday with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. G. Chrisman.
Misses Vera Dupuy and Pearl Ii
Raw have just returned from plea
ant stay in New Orleans.
Mrs, P. H. Gerald and children
Lake Charles, and Mrs. ]. E. GRAY
ford and children OF Laurel, MIS-
have returned to their respecti
homes after a visit to Messrs. J.
and w. L. McLehany.
Mrs. Henry McCardle and t.
daughters of Franklin, La, were
cent guests Of Mrs. Henry A. King
Mrs, J. D. Marston Of st. Louis
visiting her sister Mrs. Joe Raml1
at her lovely home near the Count
Club.
Miss Fannie Raymond left dur
the month for a trip through q
fornia.
Misses Eliska Dell and Eugt
Bates Of New Orleans are guests
their aunt Mrs. Jos. Ramires.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-08-19
SCREENS GREATEST ACTRESS

The superb acting of Dorothy Phil
lips in "Man-W Woman-Marriage,"
Allen Holubar's famous Associated
First National production, coming to
the Columbia Saturday through Sum-
day, has placed Miss Phillips so far in
the forefront of the worlds best Gin.
ema stars that there is little doubt
that fandom will accord her tribute as
the screens greatest dramatic ac-
tress.
Until the advent of Miss Phillips in
Independent productions movie fans
have been prone to classify the screen
stars for some particular type Of act
ing. One has excelled in emotion, an
other in comedy and others along
various histrionic lines, but the sub
lime work of dainty Dorothy Phillips
in a picture abounding with dramatic
situations of all classi6cations has
placed her in a class which embraces
all the finer points accorded to he1
screen sisters.
Those who have watched the artistic
growth of this star have realized tina
| it was always in the stories OF Alle1
Holubar and under his direction tina
she has excelled. In "The Heart o
Humanity Miss Phillips first con
| vinced the movie-goine public that sh
was on the road to superlative sta1
dom. In "The Right to Happiness
she took advantage of each situatlo
to display her great ability as an a.
tress, but it was not until she We
furnished with a vehicle Of still grea
er possibilities that she reached II
peak of screen art.
Born and reared in Maryland whe
,ho u,os schooled in a convent, tn
brilliant star began her legltlma
stage career in Baltimore sto
company; From there she went
New York where she appeared
"NIodesty' in Henry w. Savage's p'
duction of "Everywoman." For t
seasons she was leading woman
"Mary James Pa" and she might nj
been upon the stage yet had II
been for the fact that she spent
summer vacation playing leads
Essanay in Chicago. Her work tn
encouraged her to leave the stage
take up screen acting as career
Woman's enterprise., 1921-08-19
REPRESENTATIVE HERMAN H.
MOYSE.

The election for representative held 7
on the 9th INST, resulted in favor OF
Captain Herman H. Moyse by an ex-
ceedinely large majority which was ,,
due not only to the gentleman's popu-
larity among his fellow men but by
remarkable heavy vote OF women Inc
gentlemen who were defeated may
console themselves that defeat was
not lack of popularity or recogn''
,;on Of their ability to serve the pubic
we'll in legislative halls but to the
fact that they were aligned against
soldier of the late war acclaimed a
hero by the highest military authcrl'
ties of France and Amer'ca-a so'-
dior who shed blood for the flag nu'
whose native modesty prevented NH.
from making a claim to the votes o.
his fellow-citizens on that account
But the people Of Baton Rouge are no'
:" forgetful nor do they forget as
: tho tlattering vote Capt. Moyse re-
: ce;ved bears full and ample testimony
Aside from the military record Of
Capt. Moyse, however, are qual'hca'
i tions eminently necessary in a legls
lative capacity. He is fluent speak
er, a brilliant scholar and lawyer O.
d. more than ordinary ability and it !
doubtful if within the confines OF tt'l
narish one could be found to equa
-. him in energetic endeavor in guaro
OF ing the interests of his constituents.
T. Woman's Enterprise, representa-
all classes of women voters as 1t zoe
could not with propriety advocate II
~ claims of any political candidate al
RS for that reason was dumb in advan'
Of the election, but to say that Il
ladies who supported Capt. Moyse a
Ia wildly jubilant over his election is
'er exnress ourselves mildly and the claI
is now set up that I'VE women elect
him."
are Be that as it may all join in wi:
and ing their brilliant young townsmar
most successful career; a career VIII
in civil life will rebound to his ho1
ave in as great measure as did his milit'
<e" activities.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-08-19

Mrs. Wilmer Grayson and little
3sughter are the guests OF Mr.. and
vrs Walter Scott of Tallulah, La.
Mr., and Mrs. V. D. Covert and son
Doran Covert, Of Evansville, Ind, are
visiting Mrs. Covert's sister, Mrs. A.
r White on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Roberts have re-
+urnod from an extended visit and
are now located with Mrs. Roberts
mother, Mrs. J. H. Kaufman.
&k*
Miss Beulah Schumelin has return
Cd from a delightful visit to Calves
ton and other points of interest.
***
Mrs. w. W. Mains and Mrs. R. X.
Rrown have returned from stay at
Hot Wells near Boyce, La.
| *+*
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Charity Ward Association will oe
hold this afternoon at 4 o'clock al
tho Woman's Club House.
**&
There will be call meeting Of st
Margaret's Daughters on Tuesday al
+ornoon at 4:3O o'clock at the Rectory
+&*
Sidney Frank has been enjoying
visit to Camden Staples in Alexan
= dria, La.
Miss Carrie Newman Of Alexandri'
=, La. is visiting her sister.
Miss Mathilde We'll of New Orlean
who has been the attractive guest
Miss Julia Louise Strauss, has r
turned home.
a. Mrs. Robert Mays of Shrevepo
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Nj
w. R. Perkins.
hd Miss Marie Louise Barrett of P
eh quemine, is here on visit to |
grandmother, Mrs. Louise Wax.
Ire Mrs. R. N. Ross and grandsons
Fis enjoying stay in Asheville .
eN' Montreal, N. c.
en- Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Charlton h
yes been spending the past week in \
Orleans.
nae Miss Mary Harrell has retu,
axe from Alexandria where she s.
several days with her sister.
*&A
re- Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Feitel Of
Mrs. Orleans, are expected up from
Orleans on a short visit to Mr..
- Mrs. Charles Roseman. They wi
accompanied by Dorothy Feitel
Gulfport and Lerline Roseman,
has been visiting in Gulfport and
Orleans.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-08-19
Il Takes Two to Get Married-And
All to Cooperate.

"Yas, sub, my new wife and WORKS
on a cooperative plan," said an es-
Unable colored gentleman one day'
unconsciously supplying US with the
motif for an editorial.
"How is that, Peter?' we inquired
"Well, sub, that woman, she goes
out and gets the washing, washes IT,
hangs it out to dry, irons it, delivers
it, and collects the money and turns
it over to me-"
"And what do you do!"
"Why, III just co-operates.
Any man who has a job has
chance. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Dr.. ", {, Lockwood
3a6nor5t
II, M o.
Office Der BeopIes 8ant gegeniiber
Sbone-Office SIR. 8.
8obuung Scr. 303.
Srate.

Sn DER lebteu Sreitag 9tadt fieI
bier ser critic Sroit, Der oen Semitic
utto 8lumengGrten einigen S6ooer
3ufiigte.
BIS iebt fonnte nod peuig @ei5er
bier geiact meroen ltnO 6icie ISOLDE
iinO oe3bolb iiberaa Die SGemQIdi,
men i'm Sang.
GonraO unO Soa 8rebe, BON Ct.
&oltt5, iinO bier ollf 9cIu6 BEL ibrcr
gItern, RidarO 8rcbe un0 Satin.
SRI. Git6er @bfcr reiIte lcttcn
Counting no6 ct. 2ouiS nm sort
Oienlt 81 nc9nlen.
$. ). 8rirfnann un0 Satin,
bon NOiCblt0, lporcn am Sonntog
bier anf 8ciud bel gbos. Gross
ltn6 Gamilie.
Gbriit, &tosSner iotpobI olS 0eiien
@attin Waren beiOe leste 8o6e Ourd,
&raufbeit ans @ett gefeiieIt.
Srau s. ". Stocnner, BON Otil.
Darfee, mar oicie ISOLDE bier auf
@ciud bel ibrer Sdmciter, 6ruu
Conrad 8rebe uno Samilie.
Sris Brandt uno SomiIie befon,
ben ii6 leBtcu Sonntog an Ser ReO
Dat mlf 8ciud bel ibrem S6mieeere
iobn Oscar SorItmnnn uno @atttn.
q. Gappmeper uno 8. Smitb Der.
tartften Iette 8ode Elm Sor0 gluto
an Gbas. 8ebuer, BON Drafe, uno
Elm icltes on BaItor q. u. 8riet,
BON SpensbiIe.
Sobn Brandt, peIter 8erpon6ten
in Sainois einen 8eiu6 abitattete,
lit WieSer bierber ouriidsctcbrt.
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Geo. q. Hue0iger reiItc letter
0icn@tog nod &onios Gitp I'M elmer
&criowmIltng ser IrltItee8 Ser Gaglr
2o8cn Hcs Stoutc5 %bci5upobncn.
" Bur 9cqucmIi6tcit 6es Bubli.
tlrnlS, pcrOe id bon iest on @ucn
tiers prot pcrfaufcn. SD erboIte
oa5ieIbe je6en Sag friid bon scr
VdtCret.
Strait guatit QruIdl bon Ct.
2ouiS, pcilt %gcgenpGrtig bier oui
9ciltd bel Serlponoter uno 9etonn.
ten.
-&m. .. &oIt, bon &oiin9ton,
Aonios, beflnoct iih 8c~gcnpdrtig bel
lcinCn GIteru, 8cn Rcit un0 Satin,
bon 2ittlc Berger. nlrf @ciu6,
-@oItcr j. 1lcnf uno Satin
iir0 DOdcrfrcut ii6er Die an Icttcn
Som&tog crfol9tc Be6urt zines
S0Jnhcu9.
-Ncruou @ucntDcr, bon Cairo.
81, br9lcitctc Icbtcn Gicn3tog Icinc
0tlltter. &3ittpc hilbert @ucntDer
nod) Clinton, Dto., un oortigcn @n
8cbori0cn cincn @eiud) o~b5uitatten.
-&obn GGlporb, bon Gbamoi&.
bcfono iid Icstcn Montog in &c
I6ditcu bier.
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&uicbnb D.

&. s. &ariteOt rulo ociicn 5obn
Sermunn, bon Stonp Sill, tuorcn
lcttcn Sonntag beiu6snciic bier.
GOtuato 9aur unO Somilic fino
nod Union iiberlieoeIt no Scrr 9aur
in Der oortigen S6ubfobrit orbciten
miro.
Senrp 8uiic, iueI6er fiir5Ti6 bon
'St. Souls na6 &ofcblto iiberiie6elte.
lGbt bier Ol,rd Plug. SocI unb Sp.
&orff elm id6neS 9adItein. 8obn.
baIS balter.
s. q. Toelte bat cine 2(n5obl Ar,
better in sen Tbongrltbcn ol,f Sos.
2oiorf'3 6arm beI6Gfti9t unO Idift
jebt tGglid grpBe Nuantit6ten Oes
Sire Glap na6 Ser Tnbrif in ct.
.2ouiS.
Sobn &cbmepcr 6egonn Icbtcu
Wontog nit Ben &ornr6citcn mir 0o8
Gr0ffnen elmer ne,lcn Sire Glop
Mtinc ouf Ocm @raf &anoc. gtuf
oieiem &onOe mrr6en Dor meDrercn
Sobrcn Die erItcn Ebonqrllbcn in sic.
Ter @c8cnO 9egraben 6crcn NuSbcu
ting bel gum Aufbou micrcs
StG0tdcnS beitrltg. Cine ser BORT
olt&gcbcutctcn Grltbcr, oie lett nit
@oIicr dngcfiiIt lit. lit 10 9roB mo
ticf Deb man 0us gauge Gourtbolls'
gebGltoe Oorin ocricnfcn f0nntc.
@m. 8reltnfc mrroc leBtc 8ode
bon ietncr Satin nit cincm S0bn'
den bci6entt, md9reno Oscar Sort.
monn unO Satin ebenfaIIS iibcr 0te
@ebltrt zines S0bndcnS ~erfreltt iiu6.
N7 Wtan abonnicrc a1tf oas @oIfs-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

-Rcp. Satcr 9ogeSoru, uou ocr
biciigcn ct, @eorgs Stride, febrtt
IcBten 9onncrStog bon Chicago 5ll.
rid, no or Der eritcn NationnI Gon.
ocntiou 0cS Gertiuriun5 ser Iron
etSfancr %beimobntc.
G. O.. Rcinrfc, Ton gaU. rctItc
lebte @odc nnd RoiDpiIlc, Ecnn.,
TOO er iid) otf ser oortiQcn GtoatS
priOGrIitGt fir Sen SnbnGr5tlid)en
Beirut oorbcrcitCt.
Die uielcn <n0cn Die icOcn Gag
IN @ehcn6Orf & Oilers A. StrnBc
6drtb Store beoient ipcr6cn "licfcrll
oen better 8elueiS oafiir 6oB Scr gllta
D%crtouf ein rceIler- lit ln6 0ru De
loobnern bon Sermnnn lln0 llnlQc.
9eno ore bette @elegcnbett bictct 5ltltl
&oufe bon ocn bciten Sdubcu al ci,
mem nod iclten 10 bi[igen Brciic.
-9crmon Gcifmonn, Don Qrn
Sill, trat letten Wontog cine Rciic
rad ct. Solli5 un6 Cuba. no. oil.
100 er 3luei 8Oden BEL ieinen Sim
bern uno anOeren anqcb6rigcn 3ll
bertDeiIcn bcnbiidti9t.
@uentber'8 grot. ieScn Ioo
triid, III GuniI gtnqepS @roceric.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

-SenrD Sberg mar lebten Ion.
tag nit Dem groBen Notorpaaen
Der SaD NercantiIe 60. bier un Elm
grpBeS gtOnument bier ~ob5uboIen,
Oo& Die Ginoer bon Casper GugcI.
bredlt uno Satin mel9e Dor ettpa
40 Sabren itnrben, arf Dem @rabe
Der GItern i'm M. e. &irdbofe an
Der Stote &ooo nabe 9rafe, erridten
laiien.
-Gan Sadii6 ien., bon @asco.
nooe, mar letten MtOntag bier I'M
@eiddfte i'm RadIaBgeridt gu erie.
6igcn.
SortSupper nG9iten IittpOd,
Den 10. OCTOBER, in ser ct. 8eoras,
S6ulbaIle. Se6ermnnn lit bofli6it
cingela6en.
SRI. @artba 8aloef, bon 8eb.
tier 8roOe8, trof Iceten Samstag
bier Elm uno DirS mcbrere 8ohen
bel ibren Gngcb0rigen Sermann
Gcthmom uno @ottin nuf 0rp
Sill, berpeiIen.
-6rm 6. @. goam8 rno God.
ter, Wel6e pGbretl0 mebreren $50.
diem an Der Sirit Greet, ais @ait
BON 6riB &attelmonn u16 Satin
permeiIten iin0 IeBten 6reitag pie.
Der uo6 ct. 2ouis 5uriIfgcfebrt.
Der 8nu in Ee8eler'S Sale,
Somstog sen Is. Oft. lit auf I'M.
bcItimmte Belt DerI6oben worbcn.
Gin Worlpcn IutO, unter 6iib.
rllng oe$ 6. s. @cDer, bon Ser.
mann, uno cin 8ug9g, oes 6. ".
@iSSmann, bon Berger, coqioirteu
leBten Samstog 9lbeno an Dem 5ltm
8airplnte ~fiibrer0en fleiuen Siigel.
8Cioe BefGbrte mrr6en Itarf bei9Gs
0igt, ieoo6 fam feincr ser Sniaiien
ST. crnitem Sdyaocn.
Geo. &ottboff BON st. 2ouis,
NOR lcbten SomStag bier 5lt eincm
tltr3eu 8eil6e ieiner Gltern, Sront
&ottboff uno @attin.
-6rau &ate Safner, friiber bon
9crmann, je6o6 felt ldngerer 3eit
III ct. 2ouis pobnbaft nor lebte
ISOLDE bier, iopie in Goie, auf 9e.
iud bel 8ertponSten uno 8efannten.
Ser groBc S6ubauSoerfaltf in
MeiicuOorf & OILERS A. StroBe
Sdub Store lit INNER nod I'M
@GnQ.
SoDn 9tciff erbielt leBten 9tens.
toa ans 0mobo, Gebr., sic betrij6cn'
sc 9totridt, baB BORT sic 0ottiu ici'
mes @ruoerS, @eo. &eiff i'm alter
bon "a So1ren geitorbcn lit.
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GinlaOnug al SOrO. nnS SOrS.
sgciiecr.

User purtct crrcidt AQes,
> 10 iagt cin oItc5 Spridport.
Ncnru 6orN, bc8iinltct BON Ell
ncm icItcnen Genius muBte
= wortcn his CT Die @0be ieincs
: 3iclcS erreidtc, 6aS icet meut.
> bcbrIitJ ~geluOrOenc 6oro auto'
mobiI. 9lbcr altd Der 6Orbion
, Troctor lit olf ser Sarm BEL.
= nabe 10 unentbebrIitI geruoroen
: Wic baS SorO Iltto, O6glci6 eS
: nift 10 la1lge bnllcrtc bis CO iid)
: icinc YopuIGritGt unO 9ieuit.
; tnugIidfeit ertporbcn uno CrpiC-
= icu bat.
= Us lit mir gclungcn bon Scr
: 6or0 60. Die GrIaubniB 81 er,
. InnaCll, clId ben GroBen Sort
ifritt 81 pcraniAauIid]en, Sen
3 sic TorO Sn0uItric gcnlad)t bat,
= um0 "a 0ieie 0eIcgcuDcit cine
3 icItcne lit iolltc Nicmon0 Is Der,
: iGluncn bon 6ieicr ginlooln0
= Oebrou0 ST. MADDEN, 5ltnal i6
= &orbcrcitungcn ~gctroffcn babc
> iiir ipe5ielle llntcrbnltumg, Die
' ldl cltd' nod uid,t pCrrotben bari.
Nllc 6orO. lnl0 6orOion.9c,
+ liBcr iin0 defenders Crilrdt an.
r WcicnO 81 ictn. 0ieie n8et
~togctber" G~criommlllng miro an
: Sumataq Nbcno, sen %. Otto,
: Der, I'm balb 8 ltbr in ser Con.
+ 3crtbuIle in @crmom itdttfins
+ 0cn. Gintritt MIR 6ur6 &artc.
r SoIde sic feline Gintritt8 .2artc
crbaItcn bobcn, lUcrOen crluft
. iid an bic SIcnt'$ Garage, A.
un0 MarftitroBc, III Sermam,
5tt lucnOcn. Cure gnmeieuheit
: lit eripiiniht.
". i. Silent,
9luthOriiirter 6orO.@dnoler
= \ r q 4 = = q
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-Trou Gus. &eimler, BON ct.
2ouis, berrpcilt felt mcbreren Sogeu
bier olf 9eillh bel ibrcr @uttcr.
6rou Charlotte @roi.
-So1u Npltc, Don ABORTION, fam
lcBtcn 9onncrStog nit ci1cm nit
Sem @oll5gcrdtb oeS Sos. GngIcrt be.
Io0cncn gtotorpogcn bier 0urd) uuf
Dem @cgc bon Berger mad Mtorri,
ion, Gnglcrt uno Satin mur0cn crit
nor Sturgeon in ct, 2ori9 DcrnlGblt.
&ollft lett eltrc1l 9c0urf an
SdptGcn lt]cbcrid)ubcu, Sticielu him
mGbren0 Oie @clegenbcit 0o it, aI(eS
SIT Sen biQigcn Ilt3Ucrfnui8 Grciien
81 crbnltcn. SIR f0nnt feline 10 biQi,
gen Sreiie oltf irgcnO cinem ser bic,
len 8urgain.G COUNTERS in Ser CROP,
ItoOt finOcn ais iett in @ciicnOorf
4 Gbler'8 4. Ctr. S6ubItore in Ser.
mann.
50. ". NuIif, ron Columbia,
Nlfrco @roi Geo. $. &ir6bofcr,
Gbas, Guncib. Gbas. unO gilbert
9olumitort urb Ebeo. @rof mottcn
lcttcn 6reitoa cinen IrsfIug mad
Gurnpifc 100 oieiclben bis Montag
gtohmittog an ben llicrn 0eS Gas.
conaoe conlpirten unO Jet, nafl if,
rcr &ildtebr, groBe Slid. uno Saga.
obcntcucr cr5Gblen.
STRAIT Tbeo. @roctcr nn0 0erer
S0bne, @m., Gbas. rmo Ben. 8roe,
fer, bon YotSbam, luaren Iester
0ienstog bier, bon no aus ser 2es'
tore nodJ ct. 2ouis reiite Inn ii6 3ur
0rJtli6en 8~ebanOlura in Elm Soipi'
tal 81 bc9ebcn.
Clos. 4. @iaiomS mar Iebtt
ISOLDE in ct. 2oliS Inn ais 9clcgat
oeS bieiigen 8ereirs Der g. 6. Of 81
ciner Contention oieics 0rOcns bel
Supobncn.
-SSm. Eeter8 unO Yo,,l Ggeen
berg, bon @orriion, uorcn om 0icn
itog in @ci6Gftcn bier.
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0oppclt bolt better. - Sn iueldes
9oo gcben Sic, Srau 9omHer5ien.
rGtin?
Nad Sihl.Sidl!
I6er ih bite sic, Der Ort beibt
mr. Si6l!
Qos meiB i'd! Iber me,lu Die
bo6ndiige Gommiiiiousratin @eier
Iagt iie einge nod 8aoen.9a6
fam i9 nit oemielben &edt iaaeu;
i9 reiie na6 SidLSi4ll
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@ittenb erg.

@ei5cni0en lit reft an EogcsOr6-
nung urlO cS miro bier mebr @ei3cn
geiGet luie friibcr. 8iel &unItOiin'
ger miro bier auf 0aS 2ano gcitrclst.
llnicre 6orrner wiiien ocn @ertD
oe5ielbcn 5u iddben oenn eS bringt
ungefGbr Elm 0rittel gr0Bere grnte
5ltm Slder.
2ctte ISOLDE lpllr0c Die 2ciAe 0eS
Casper Mcier bier oltf Dem llttberi.
|iAen &irhbofe beer0igt. Faltor
Seimiat lcitcte oen Trouergotte5'
OienIt. Der 8eritorbene mar 81 Sab
re alt. gr iuar unperbeiratbet uuo
mar botgeu1tet. gr binterl1Bt uiele
Srcunoe uno 8efonnte bic ieiner
GOO betrarern.
2cste @ode crbielt Der Turul
Club in Roiebrtb cine Gurlaoung
Mepfel, ncl6e iebr idnelen abias
fonocn obtuobl Der Breis iebr bod
par.
HaItor 9itel uno Baltor alberS'
pertb, BON OD~ensbile. reiiteu ON
Sonntag per gutO naf Seffriesbure
nm Dem NiiiiOnsfeit BORT bet8ulpob'
men.
Serulon @eoepobl uno Satin,
Tobert 9ieterle uno @attin unS
lSobn Sriqmam uno 8attin, IImmt,
lid bon Berger, marcn om letter
Somtug bier Inn tbren 8erwunoter
cinen geluh ab5uitatten.
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70tan abonnicrc auf oos @olfs-
bIott.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-06
DANVILLE

There were four children
christened at the Congregational
church Sunday, morning Little
Rowena Ann Smith, Leslie Hardy
Smith, Gordon Stevens Morse and
George Fellows Dole.
Mrs. Joserhine Dole still re-
mains very i'll at st. Johnsbury
hospital.
Orian Boldue of Franklin, N. H.
called on friends in town Saturday.
c. w. Bartlett is in Boston this
week attending the annual meet
ing and banquet of the J.P. Squires
Co. Mr.. Bartlett is saleman for
this concern.
The REGULAR meeting of Diamond
Chapter O. Els. will be held Octo-
Der II. There will be work. All
mombers are urged to be present.
Mrs. S. N. Ingalls, has returned
to Brattleboro. She will make her
home this winter in Providence,
r. I.
There will be a social at Pyth-
ian hall by the Danville Green
Temple Friday evening at G
o'clock. Everyone invited.
Mr.. 9nd Mrs. Ed Eplmons ac-
companied Mrs. Allen Caldwell to
Barre Sunday. Mrs. Caldwell's
mother, Mrs. Mary Miles died
Saturday. evening. Her funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-06
500 Reward, S1OO

The readers of this paper will
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Catarrh being greatly influenced
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Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken
internally and acts thru the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, giving
the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in
the curative powers of Halls Cat
arrh Medicine that they offer One
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that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-06
Rev. G.. A. Martin
breaches at Radio Service

The many St. Johnsbury friends
Of Rev. George A. Martin will be
interested to learn of his recent
achievement in preaching on Sun
day at Springfield, Mass, at a
church service held at the radio
station at the Westinghouse plant.
Radio stations throughout New
England were connected and turn
ed into churches and Mr.. Martin
preached his sermon into the radio
phone transmitter. The complete
church service was conducted.
Concerts have been conducted
by radio telephone from the West
inghouse for some time, but this is
the first time a religious service
has been transmitted.
Every word of DR.. Martins SER
man was distinctly heard at the
station on Orleans street where 10
or II radio club men event 20
church" II am speaking to men
and women whom | may never
see", said Dr. Martin, INV voice is
Just as voice in the night, but as
! send out this message, want
to be remembered not on1y as a
messenger, but as a bearer of a
great truth, that God is love" He
concluded with a prayer.
A closing hymn was sung bv the
trio, and Whispering Hope" was
transmitted from the Victrola.
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Alienation Suit Opens
In Newport Court
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
called upon by counsel E. J.
Smith.
In Judge Smiths explanation of
the case to the Jury, he said that
Dutton had married in 1909, and
that he had lived happily for 10
years. During this time, five chill
dren had been born to Erastus and
Ruth Dutton. But in the spring
of 1919, counsel Smith said, Bishop
he'd gained the affections of Mrs.
Dutton, whom he had met in 1915.
During the winter of 1918, Dut-
ton had worked for Bishop on a
numbering Job, and an opportunity
was offered the latter to become
acquainted with Mrs. Duttcr.
Their intimacy progressed to such
degree, that, it was said, Dutton
deemed it wise to go to live in
Derby in order to avoid the az
tentions, which Bishop was show
ing Mrs. Dutton. Later Mrs. Dut-
ton left her husband and has not
lived with him for considerable
time.
Bishop stated on the witness
stand that he had been married
but was now divorced his mar
riage bonds having been Dissolved
about nine years ago. He now
lives in West Burke, he said.
/, He admitted to Judge Smith
that he had known Mrs. Dutton
for four or five wears. He testified
that during the summer of 1916
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