davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
y8argain" Sag Ser Stem 11lmer
&aufeute+
Ginlabung an 8etppbner ser 1tm=
gegeno gu ntDnatltden @elegenz
beit5fGnfen.

SEEM l1ln1er @aufleute boben iid
6arauf 9eetntgt, all1nonatlt6 oil etnem
beitimmten Gage beionbere @elegen=
beitSetnfdufe 81 bteten uno bie 8ez
ipobner ser nn1gegeno tnt llmfretle
BON 25 bis 80 Meilen etr1Snlaoe1L tbre
@tnfdufe In Seem lllm 5u beiorgen uno
ii6 bteie @elesenbeit8fdufe 5ll11ube gu
MAIDEN.
5aupt5,ped lit Sic 8efdmpfuns 6er
Boitberian6gel6dfte uno Seem l1lma
&aufleute seben @elegenbeit, Sic Ga
6e11 btlltger 5l1 erbalten alS ourd
iolde Sduier, un6 oabet itebt ntan
ald mod, mas man fauft.
@er fetn u&arsatn 8ulletin" err
bdlt, ioate Sic nBoit" aufrl1fen ur6 ea
nitro tbm Damn berettmtlltgit etnes 5u=
gel6tdt meroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15

SRI. Serbia @teinberg aus
Mtnneapoli8 traf ant DtenStagabenb
bter etn 3u etnem 3metip06tsen 8eiu6
bel ibren @ltern, 9errn unb Srau Trtt
9tetnberg, 1. Siibitrabe.
Captain Nlbert @teinbanier unb
Tran Derbra6ten BEN Counting bel
Ser Tan1tlte q. S. 9ltptn bei O1ouno,
Mirn. Nm Montag tpobnte Capt.
9teinbanier Der StaatSperianntlune
Der Wetnneiota 9apingS & 2oan Nlioz
ctation8 BET, bie gut belu6t mar, l11b
belt eine11 8ortrag iiber ~ @ontin=
gent Tnno."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
@ergebung eines &pntrafts.

Die eo. lutb. ct. YaulS Gemeinbe
bat In elmer am Sonntagna6mtttag
abgebaltenen 9pe;talperlanmlung SEN
&ontraft fiir oen porgel6lagene1 3u=
bou 5un1 @emetnoei6ulgebdube an
SEN &ontraftor Stto 9appe bon Stem
lllm pergeben. Der &ontraftpretS
ntrb enbeiilttg feitgeiett lperoen, na6z
oem nod fletne Nen0erungen an Sen
8ldnen In oteler @o6e bur6gefiibrt
letn lperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
55+ @@antnr1te1t ant
1td@iten syreitagabeno
SntereHantes Hrperamm >uiro in
Der 5urnballe unter ben Muipi5ien
bes Surner= 3 DglingSnerein pprz.
9etragen ,ueroen, San5frdn5den
uno Smbik fulgt Der &Dritellung,

Der 5llrner .30slingsperein ma9t
umfangret6e 8orbereitungen .fir sac
SIS. iabrli6e 96auturnen, uel6e8 am
1ldditen 6reitagabeno, %. @prtl, in
Der Iurnballe peranitaltet tperben ioll,
llno bel Dem Sic peri6iebenen Iurn=
flolien beS Stem l1lm Turnperetns
bur6 6iegen pertreten ietn lperoen.
sluf oas 9dauturnen folst ETH gez
miitlt6es Ian3frdn36en uno Elm S1nz
btb piro SEN S6lub ser Teitli6fett
bilben. 0aS Yublifum lit freunoz
li6lt ctngelaoen. Der @intritt foitet
35 unb so Gents; Sang na6 Der 8orz
itellung, 35 Gents, ur6 Smbib, Is
Gents. Gelerbterte 9tbe iino in
9(rbeS 8roS. Mpotbefe 5u baben.
Ghauturnen 8rugramm.
0as Brogramm fir oo8 Sdalt=
tllrnen lautet folgenbermaben:
l. 9lufSug aller &laiien.
2. Nnlprade BON Nrrntn S6eman,
Spre6er beS s30sltngz z8erein8.
3. 6reiiibungen. !, &nabenflalle
4. 5nrnipiel 1. @nabenflaiie
S. gins=Neisen IL, Mdo6enflaiie
6. Na6abnungslptel, 1, Mdodenf.
Z. 6antelzuebungen, 2. &nabenfl.
s. Stnffampf. -. 2. &nabenflaiie
9. 1ans=8eisen q, Mdb6enflaiie
10, Sretiibuneen q. Mdo6enflaiie
II. 9tab=lebungen 30gltn9e
IL. Menuett 9an5=96rttte, ....
..3. Mdb6enflaiie
13. 8arrer=llebun9en. .........
....1. Siege, 30glin9e
Ii. Jreiiibungs Ret9e .....
g. Mdb6enflaile
Is. Treiiibungen oes 9tattonal Tur1t=
fefeS in Chicago Nftioe 9urner
16. Gel1len= 3eisen =. Trauenflaiie
II. Stano=Ypramiben. =. d36gltnge
18. 2eben in einem 9nrnplat
....... 9(fttpe 5llrner
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
gem llln1, Ntinota, 1reitag, ben Is. Apri 1921
.pof=an5eigf1r...

ltlm Suit" tpieoerun1 cine 9an5e
Mn5abl Mn5eigeu, 1uelde ltniere
9eier getuik intereiIieren tuerben.
9ieje1igen @eitbdftsleute u. a.,
bie bieie 3eitulg benuten, UNI
lire @aren a1Su5eiBeH, be1peiien
oan,it, baf lie Die u9pff a1s be-
tpGbrtes Mn5eigesErg anerfenz
nen u11b lie &nnbi idJaft Ser @pit=
leier begebren unh lpd)iddben.
Nngeiiats beiien iitss dnge ebrad)t,
fak 1tnlere tuerte1t 9eier tppintz
mer ,nDgli9 tire annnidaft benz
je1igen @eid)dften 51tDn1n,en 5u
laiIen, Sic in Ser fpftt" 5att5eieen,
uno bel bieier Gelsgenbeit 1i6t
neridumett, tbne1 ibre glnerfenz
nung Ser tatfrdftigen nnteritiit=
11ng ibrer bentideu 3eiti1ng aus
5uipre6en. Mufpieie @etie miro
es ben Mn5eigeuoe1t nabegelegt,
bak lie tppbl baran tun iperben,
Die u8uit" audi fsraerbin alS Mnz
5etgez Sr9an 81 6enuten. Ser
8prte I ,pirb ei11 0reifa6er iein,
benn sic 9lnseigenoen, sic 2eler
unb Ser 5erausaeber tperben Sen
9fuken baben pn11 0ieien1 ge9en=
ieitigen characterization.
9ie beutigen 8pif= Mn5eiger
iinb:
@mt. $. 8ierbaurt1, @artenz
SGmereien, @rDcerieS ultu.
Gpppers Gtpin 9th Gpfe.
s. $. 5priter, gapeten.
@ranb Sbeater, @anoe elbiloer=
&priteQungeu.
@umn1el 8rDtbers, spe5ial=
nerfauf ppn Mdnnerz nno Sling
lings Mn5iisen uitu. u 9lnz
5eigen.)
9prtc Sbeater, Seutides 2i@t=
ipiel ,,9eibenidaft. g
Stem 11lm 8nttling @prfs,
,,6ren5elts Wineberrp."
Stem 1tlm Muitc g., imppr=
tiert. beutide Sdanplatten; Muz
iifinitrume1,te uiip. u Mn5ei9en.
&epples Gp=Dperatine MHuz
eiatipn, &etanntna6ung.
8ipneer @rafpnpla Gp., Spez
aialnerfauf npm Columbia Sd)all=
platten. 1'' -
S. $. g}etlaff, Giienparer, Sc
9anal &abm= =Separatpren uno
Melfmaid)tnen, sSpb11 9eere
8fiige uno GDrnpfan5er*
Qlnore,p SaHert, 6letidmaren.
ct. 8atrtd Council, 6. of g.,
3immer= &arnepal in ser Mrz
mDrp.
S@muder nno Burt, GSiipn
Spre4maidinen.
@dulfe's Spe5ialperfauf BON
8luien, @atits, &prietten uno
Mibbies.
@@menbinger uno Sdniter,
Spe5talperfauf BON Selfarben,
&arniib, Galipmtne, 9eirtiamen=
Dl, 6enierglas nitp.
State 8pnb & Wtprtgage g.,
ii6ere nnb 5ufrieoeniteaenoe @eloz
anlagen.
6, u, @tol5, 9emonitration
Ser 9etrpit sSetuel ,,Metp @ap"
&pmbinatiuns= &ii6enberbe.
Surner= 3Dglingsperein, Sdauz
turnen.
l1lrid electric g., 9empmz
itrattpn Der Sbpr elettrii6en
@aidb= nno 8iigelmaidinen.
Ottp 6, @t6tel, @rabiteine
un0 9enfmdler.
@pnber Sture, &orbangitan=
gen, ematllierte @aren uitp. u
Mn5eigen),
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15

- Clarence @oeber lit na6 mebr=
tp06tgem 8eiu6e bel ieiner Mutter,
Trau George Yolta, Glib Oeinneiota<
itrabe, uno anbere1 8ermanbten O}ttt=
nod nad Safes, sc. g., 9ereif, um
eine 9telle ais 5elegraphiit BET Ser
9fortbneitern 8abn ar5utreten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15

Sin freier illuitrierter 8ortrag
iiber &oblenbergbau fano anl Netttz
tpo6abenb I'M 8erfarn1nlungsiaale ser
9o6idule itatt un0 erfreute iid einea
re6t guten 8eiudS.
- 8aitor @. q. SueoeS un6 So
milte unternabmen ant DtenStag=
morgen etne Nutofabrt na6 ct. Beter
gum 8elu6e BON 8erlpanoten 1nb
febrten am N6eno na6 Seem ulm 5llz
rid,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
&anoelsflnb ipridbt
iiber 9rainagep1a1t
Ginselenoe GrDrterumaen im eincr-
Notwithstanding audi iiber
Wtittel un0 g8e9e 5ur @ebung
Stem ltlms.

S11 etr1er 5pe5ialperl lann[ung beS
Sanbel8flubS am Weontagabeno fanb
eine ei11geber0e 8eipre6ung itatt iiber
SEN gorf6lag Ser S6offnng etneS
Observation-Disclosures ant Mtnnelotaz
flulie, tpobei ser s[n,palt $. S., Glor,
8orliber beS 8iirgerfomttees beS
9anoelSflubS, bert6tete, 6ab er ge=
1ege11tlt6 zines fir3lt6en 8elu68 In
ct. Saul nit n1ebre1en Senatoren
nn0 Nbgeoroneten aus SEN betreffenben
Dtitrtften seipro6en n11o babet erz
fabren babe, bab Sic auberbalb beS
etgertli6en 8altn8 gelegenen 9o6=
lanbSteile BON lln1lagen befrett ietn
follen. Mu6 purbe ib1n Sic 8erz
ft6erung gegeben, 0ab ser 8orl6lag,
et11en Staubamm nnterbalb SEEM
nlm8 a1l5ulegen, auSgel6altet tporben
lei.
&erneb lit Wfanfatp.
Die bertagte Bernebmu1g iiber ba8
Rroieft ser 96affnng etneS Mtnnez
iotatalz Observation-Disclosures lon 1T
Manfato am Montag, 25. Npril,
itattftnoen, mobei mieoer ote sebn
OiltrtftSri9ter, ipte BET Sen eriten
8ernebmungen, 9eneiniam BEN Serz
fits fiibren iperben.
SIR @eflametafeln.
@el6dft8fiibrer Sobn $, @oebfe
BON ser nntteb Breb & Hubltibing
So. fan6 ollgemetnen Nnflans NIT
ietnem 8orl6lage, bob n1an entlang
ser 3ur @tabt fiibren6en @ege See
flametafeln anbrtngen iolle NIT Nnz
f6rtften tpte: r8eiorgt Sure @irz
fdufe in Stem llln1." Ote Mneelegerz
beit ipuroe bem &omttee fir quite
@ege iibertntelen. Serr @oebfe lent
te au@ sic 9lufmerflamfett auf baS
Montblp Bargatn 8ul(ettn, oa8 etni9e
&aufleute berauSbrtngen uno in Dem
lie be lon6ere @elegenbettSfdufe fir
etnen beittmnten Sag In ieben Moz
nate anfunbige1. GS tpuroe be-
l6loiie1l ei1e @pe3ialperl lan1mlnng BON
&aufleuten ein5uberufen, UNI bieie
Nngelegenbett eingebenoer 5lt be-
lpreGen.
Mnbere Mngelegenbeiten.
Brdlioent 9l. 8. 8ood tetlte nit,
oab an SEN &lnb etre 3ui6rtft eine8
6eutl6en Solbaten aus &oble115,
Deuti6lano, etnselanst lit nit ser
8itte nm unterftiibung, ba er tnfolge
bon @erpunbungen tn1 @eltfrtege
o0llts arbettSunfdbtg fet. DaS
|96retben tptrb etner bteltgen Or9antz
fatton iibergeben lperben, ote it6 NIT
oerarttgen Dtngen befabt.
@tne 3nf6rtft Ser WtnneapoltS
@tptc & Commerce Nlloetatton, In Der
Ser &lub aufgeforoert iptrb, fiir eine
Bunenbung BON 100000 fiir Ser
beiierung Der Nt1oeritdlle auf Dem
9taats= Tatrpfake et15ntreten, tpuroe
na6 fur5er Debatte auf ben 1ti6 gez
legt.
Ma6 @6lnB ser 9tk1ng tpnrbe alS
etne l1eberrai6nns etn feiner Sn1btb
geret6t, BEN oa8 riibrige nnterbalz
tllngsfon1itee aus bem l1eberi6uile
Der @innabmen beim SabreSbanfett
beiorgt Bate. Dnr6 bte fIr5li6e
Observation-Disclosures ipurben AZ
nene Mitglieber geponne1t,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15

- 3mei 50bne bon 9errn unb
sSrau Moo1pb Sdroeber aus Gambler
ton beftnoen itd ais Hattenten tn
einem bteitgen 9oipita1, nadbem iie
1i6 neutrality-suspicious. unter5ogen
batten,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
@pe5ial eri6tstermin,

9ti6ter gilbert Sobnion aus @eo
@tng miro beute, Trettag, bier erz
tpdrtet, UNI Sen 8orftb gu fibren bei
ei1em 9peStaltern1in be8 DtitrtftSge=
ri4teS bon 8ropn @pl1ntn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15

BON 8illon petoierte @orlage foll balb
erleotst tuer6en, ptelleidt 5uerit I'M
9enat, tpdbreno baS @au8 nit SIS
falreform bA9dftist TT,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15

absuniert a.f bieie 3eitang,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-15
Ser brittle Mrtifel
iiber sic @tenerfragc
9ie @eba1ter Ser GpantBz 8eansten,
bic Mutter=&eniiDn, sic Mrmetts
nnterifiikuug, Shulz unb Stadts=
iteuern, Soften Ser snifanbbalz
tung eitter 9anbirake uitp. iuer.
ben bel1te ndber beleu4tet.

8te i6on in einem friiberen Nrtifef
ermdbnt, oertetlen it6 sic erbobenen
Steuern anf bier Hoite1t. Sin Sell
Der 9teuern gebt fiir 9taats3tpefe,
ein an6erer 9etl fiir @onntp<3pefe,
eth tpeiterer fiir 96ul5nede l1l6 Ser
ffprte fir EStnh+,fneHo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

AT the Iiayrrr' club Ia 0rnmesey
park they we're swapping pronseer sto'
flies Butler GIaen1er. critic aud col.
ieetar, sni
II fecehtly helped leather prof.
it-sr~ call him Peter sweeney John
soh--tu rho5Se library Tor Hts new
Fifth avenue house.
Among our hbcky bnia IHs u IA.
,agoas .,talsI l,aalasA AtetlagaBs.s lbs
book was VA had cohit,lon. 80 Ne seat
II OF 10 be rebound
Well, when u came bach, gor,
geously done 10 green morocco and
gold, the leather pruitrer few into =
ragr ne pSiutrd ~ thc 1.-THE Sohn.
sons Dictionary. on the back. aud
yelled
"Why tiifu', they use ,hc frii name
Peter sweeney Johns0n's bit,loa-
AIRY T New YORK Timr4,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

The utieh.ar " retjasiaire In ttsa
snciewi canc'h In Saint JrSsc sur, MGR.
department ~ Pas NE CSslais. France
revraisJ ~ elaborate tapestry which
ia rssstfn than l.ssi wears tAd aud which,
Eastmri,e u ~ Eonlngna brought hack
With httn frsfl crusade Ia ,sae Hsly
fsansi The saiac " ~ fat~~irr "a
estimated e, more TRAN S'snua. 90 Il
is In porF@et condition
Tsse tapestry tss !'err presented "a
Lbs LseaasA Acasassas sAG isaSs al .sa.ss.a Ay
IN" Tgp*.a,iera iWa~@gn4. aitseh traced
is s~i..n Accuryl'ac tn experts 4;
bears the name " We-tekin Casli. u ha
Was pg' "a 'l.saih ny hts Nasev IN
hSursssss In tbs yvns y. n ssi.
Thervfare, ftse ,aI~stry " Older thaa
that faafsa IN the tunh ot Charlie
taaTne ehlch Is pS~ carefully p~e-
SERVED In Ak Ia AhspT4se,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

~ - ~ u Iwss thsA IN M part II
ths tsns end my Ae<Anf sAid I ~qalA
h&vs 70 hsSpafAtsd "a, h~t w. AesAAaA
~ try tn rexetHhk Cunspssand xMa I
aaSs saRd Iyssia u fiMkAMsisA n Sxmnsive
WasA | On 4 arAasmMksT md nm new
shse b q sAcat my work sn1i ~ ny
kcuswwprk hs~aass Van err welaause
tesse tAs ksaef "a tsssssnsalal ~ am
alwsfs EsHd " sleak . werA Ne yesf
nnetisiAsA - Mrs.. w. n. SSESmHssA liao
u caznisrcs 81. xsxn0n TsxaA
Ds~ssmsAsxs when evvrvwked As~
psuae 10 sseA sllnsrnts and skAaah pxuft
ky NfN St<pAsa's eEypstence>
Write 10 LYDIA n. pSnkAAm Medicine
O. teenAaealiAll. Lynn. MassI. shess
ycur health. Your sestsT Win be cp~neA,
Esd .nA s.sxs~.A hs . ss.ss.AA sel
ketd n strict con6denc~s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

was only ttlo 20 DRAG around. and
hept set''rs wuHc all thc timc |
enly Nelshei ~ pounds a tgicnl
recommended nr rierc's medicine
IL we So took four borlns ~ the
'Fayori;r Prescription aud ROW ! 10
all my, work ard tske care y four
children. tu4 ! weigh Ia MR2.
ETHEL RICHARDS, Il ~ /,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Ing DR. Ptercss
medicine. ! Was
all run down and
in a very bad con.
dit.on Had doe
torrd hundreds Of
dollars away and
nc~cr received any
benefit from the
saIsc,arw' is,ssassaian.
| also Was oper-
atrd upon for fem
Jutne Trouble. but
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
ssysc,ao,rr Amazed ch,ia

"Besorr5" said "a ln~tman Who
MA, Qa. l!yl4bsQl .an4Lesg ~. ilr,> a9tqs.
EXERCISES, 'yn Aans scr laouiI rs vide
lll,,n ~ IL Se H4tu ,LlV!Atpl@s2 tae AssA,
iattnr he ~ar Nr1y YORK bgstun
Tram rlp'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
LOSS OF WEIGHT

Mineral Wells. W. Va II am glad
to have the privilege OF recommend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

rhAstsac~gA.~ V w e. A fseretsfs
~s NJ the sogfasrn ssat0S hasdfnx 4
,aree.dsy eorfereare ssse. ssssr saa,
.Hx rsYssss Ut eonaEssors Al the seush.
ssn college,. nj Sashyisis. voted a ~
ercsrtasioa q t:ee"t 'ss ne tsssa'
tfon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
ns puoht

MONEY ,anf Ap every tltng"
Il know thBt, but All want To do
are lhe tlinga ihai money an do.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

"iloN Wu~ thu~ lecture
"tinr II dldnt last more than forty
minutes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

EnLi.alY TOPICAL.

@'NS'f'F fit yoN cn't"rhat' performing
poodle SltiusT Hes dog star. aiat
hr. nov :"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

stasl~ Application ~ Rsmaa Eys Hal.
tam On suin8 70 b-d wit prove ia merit
E.a Il Tor lhham,nAtlsns Of The kyas -,Aay
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
HOTEL CLARENDON

At the Clarendon hotel this season
daughter. Miss Alice. of Amsterdam.
y. Y. Mr. Waldron is one OF the own
ers of the big knitting mills in that
city. the principal product OF which is
the fabric gloves
Mr. Waldron says that the indus
trial situation is Frightening up a
good deal His big mill that has been
closed for some weeks is again in OPP
GRAFTON with about % per cent of the
force at work and with reduction in
wages of 221a per cent He says that
the raw material has been reduced
frcn 40 TO so per cent and that he is
expecting a still greater reduction and
is also expecting TO be able to en-
large his force of employees as the gen
eral condition OF the industrial world
improves.
Mr. Waldron says he has every con-
fidence in President-elect Warren G.
Harding and the administration Of
which he will be the head He con
siders him man possessed OF the
necessary executive ability and re-
quirements TO lead the country
through the reconstruction period and
bring order out of the chaos follow
/ ing the great world war
I Mr. and Mrs Waldron have tray
eled extensively through Florida and
they consider the Triple Cities the
greatest resort place in this or any
other state with which they are IA
miliar Mr.. Waldron says the beach
4 is wonderful asset and one thai
nothing can take from the place. III
says, however, that there is plenty q
opportunity TO improve the beach. ant
that while nature mas made il Derfec
there are some things that the PEG
pie of the three cities should do 10 ado
to the natural beauty He says tina
when these things are done peopl,
will be coming here every year il
greater and greater numbers until i
becomes the greatest resort of tn,
South. There should be lights on tn,
beach and as we'll life saving sta
ton kept up by the citizens. Their,
is plenty of opportunity to beautif,
the land along the shore. and thi
should be kept as . beautiful park
/ Every person living here should ap
preciate tins wonderful beach ant
everything that is done 10 enhance it
beauty will add to the valuation o
/ Sll. real estate and prove OF the great
est benefit 10 all the year round res
beats and add very materially 10 III
pleasure OF the tourists who eacl
year visit here
Mr. and Mrs Waldron and thei
daughter are very much enjoying
their stay at the Clarendon and ar
making many friends among tn
guests there and as well among tn
people OF the beach cities.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
RDcEWOOD HOTEL

Capt. John H. Boyle. who for 80
years was "A detective and at the
head OF the police department in
Springfield. Mass arrived at the
Ridgewood on Saturday and VIII be a
guest there for the balance Of the
the Ridgewood and he is an old time
friend of the hotel and the manage
ment
Captain Boyle has just come from
St Petersburg. where he spent a
month but he is very glad to get to
Daytona and says it is the finest place
in the state of Florida. He says that
no other resort that he visited had
the fine hotel accommodation that
prevail in the Triple Cities and he is
especially pleased with the Ridge
wood. He says the weather in the
southern and west coast resorts was
hot and that for climate and general
comforts he prefers Daytona.
Captain Boyle us now retired from
active business aud professional life.
but Is just at the age when he knows
how to enjoy and appreciate the
good things OF life, He says that he
expects TO pass this way but once.
land that he means to make the most
OF every opportunity that lie pre-.
sents.
Among other recent arrivals al the
Ridgewood the following have been
noted:
James NJ Mathes. r. a. Macpher-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers. Mr.
and Mrs William F. Hops, Mr. and
Mrs J. +. Coonen OF New York City.
j. II. Faibel Of Cincinnati
Thomas + Hickey OF Rochester.
y. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cook ana Miss
Grace Cook of Bellefonte. Pa.
Mrs c. F. Hathaway Of Cambridge,
| Mass.
Mrs. 4 b. Hastings Of Broelsler.
Mass
4 Mrs. c. +. Hathaway of belmont,
Mass.
Mrs. c. f. Bond Of Boston
Josiah Gromman of Brookiine. Mass
Z John w Shuhan Of Lynn. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s Baty OF Chicago
Mr. and Mrs E W Carmoay. Mr.
and Mrs. G. W Brichler ana Miss NJ
Winller OF East St Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w Thomson and
+ Mrs r Justice Of Pedicktown, y. }
Is. r. Green and family of ST Louis
Mr. and Mrs Paul j. Werost and
Miss Elizabeth Werost of Holland
y. Y
Mr.. and Mrs w r. Bowling Tho
mas Palmer of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. c. X Marshall OF Columbia
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram smith OF Free
port y Y
+. 1t. Parsons OF Providence. r. /
Mr.. and Mrs r W Albertson o.
Akron, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f, Thinker OF Kane
: Pa
y. S. scoqmau Of Niles, Mich
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HOTEL DESplAND


Mr.. and Mrs Z. {. Nichols of Wilm-
mgton. Ohio. who for many years have
been spending their winters in Day
tona as guests OF the Despland, ar
rived there last week TO remain for
the balance of the season They
found that many of their old time
lriends had arrived much earlier and
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown OF
they were given . hearty welcome.
Elizabeth y j., arrived at the Des-
pland the latter part of the week and
viii remain there for several weeks.
Mrs l. H. Carlson OF Knoxville,
Penn. was guest OF Mrs Harry w.
Young for dinner al the Despiand on
Friday. Mrs. Young is a season guest
there
H. f. Doherty of Liverpool, Eng
land. IS spending a few days at the
Despland
George W. Mcpherson and daughter
OF Trenton, n. J.. are at the Despland
fer few days.
8 This week 5 meeting of the W. c.
=. u. viii be held at the home of Mrs.
Amelia j Smith rs Peninsula Drive.
Daytona Reach All members are cor
daily invited.
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HONOLULU. Feb 10 Believe i'm
ghosts No? Well take your family
and move here, There's a ten-rcom
home. all furnished. for rent at So a
month The owner would ask more.
only ghost lives in the house Wher-
ever folks sit down to the table. friend
ghost also sits down
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Leading Hotels of the East. Coast of the
Great Winter Playground Of the World

GO. = Fs Sc Ai Ss cs SSas Service
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RENT IS CHEAP, But

J. S. scoqman of Niles. Mich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-14
Favor Fairgrounds
Retail Merchants Also Endorse Pre-
posed Bond Issue for 100000

posed Bond Issue for 5000, 600
AT well attended and interesting
meeting of TIE Retail Merchants Blu
reau Of the Chamber Of Commerce
neld in the chamber auditorium last
night motion was carried inviting
S. II. Talks. secretary of the Associat-
I'd Credit Men Of Washington afiiiat-
ed with the national organization. 70
be present al the next meeting OF
the bureau Wednesday evening Apr!
27 VIXEN NJ. Talks will outline the
purpose of the formation of local
Retail. Credit Mems association affi-
liated with the national. Several OF
ne merchants who We're present eX-
pressed their interest IN the idea ana
with the view Of determining more II
le.a:l the character OF such an as
soc:at:on this action was taken.
Numerous reports of committees
were read ard approved some OF
which resulted in lively discussion
viii. nearly all Of TIE 80 odd mer-
chants preser; taking part. After a
lcnth!y discussion, motion was pass
ID TO the effect that the bIreau was
very much in fav2r Of the establish
ment Of public Fairgrounds in the
city for the benefit Of the children as
an effective means for civic health
besterment. Also sentiment was ex-
pressed in favor Of the mayors re-.
cent recommendation for $GC0,000
hord issue. !.