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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
Ser 8a1 beg n3eppelins" ar
Wmerica.

Berlin, %. San. Gbe mil benz
Ba1 oes groBen 2enflufidiffes be-
gort1er1 tper6en fam, 6as Die Gegie=:
.r1trg Ser Ser. 5taaten bel ben 3epppe=
IinzBerfe1 IN 5rieoridSbdfen belteqt
bot, muB crit Der 0entibe &eidstog
in einem beipn6eren @eieb ba5n feine
grlnubnis gebe1, be5p. Dos I'M ber=
gurgenen SuIi erlnffene @eiek MI
5oerrufen, be5m. nbdnoern, bas nit
MiiidfIiidt nuf ben Berfainer @ertrag
ben gal1 bon 2uftidiffen in Deltid-
lamb berbietet. Die Borbereit1t1ge1 at
elmer entiprede1oen 8orlage fino be-
reits begonnen, Sur 8eanfidtigung
.1es Bals beg 2lfffreu5ers fin0 be-
reits 5spei nmerifaniihe SadberfitdnS
bige, Sorace BeDer rnb Charles 8or-
GET, III Deuti9Ianb e%ingetrohen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
Order limiting Time to File Claim
Within Three Months, and Tor

Order limiting Time Il File Claims
Within Three Months, and FOR
Hearing Thereon.
Estate OF Christina Krause, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Christine
Krause. Decedent.
Letters OF administration this day
having been granted to Henry Krause,
and It appearing by the AFFIDAVIT Of said
Representative that there are no debts
OF said decedent.
It Is Ordered, That the time Within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
her estate In &this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three months
from q after the date hereof, and
Friday, the 2sth day Of April, 1922
at nine o'clock "a. NJ, In the Probate
the City OF st. Cloud In said County,
he, and the same hereby Is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination, ad-
justment.an allowances OF such claims
as shall be presented within the time
laforesaid. 3a
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication OF this order In the Der
lNordsternsas provided by law.
Dated January 25th..-1922.
'@fSeaIl j. B.5zEIMSL,
ak6S 49, Judge Of Probate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS amf 8eftelnng.

8incenres, Sn6, 16. Sa1luar.
Dqlr6 Sic bier erfolgte Gerbuftung
bon bent Earieabdauffeur Scrip
5tnnsfielo, oeHen 9nfeI &obert De
sSsornet ur6 einem friiberen &oli5ifte1l
lift 6ie itadtIide NntomobI : 8oli5ei=
5beboroe elmer Bnroe bon &raftuagen=
oieben ouf bic 5pur g%efotnr1en, mel
de ben 9iebitabl bon Mutomobilen
gong gefdaftssmdBig nno I'M @roben
betrieben bbat.
Isle Der gbef Ser genanntenStQat
.bebor6e 81. e. &nme befannt gab, io1=
len Sic &erle anf 8eitelung ein M11~
touoba elmer b~eliebigen getpiinidten
5abrifmarfe geliefert baben. SSbbre
Mgenten DerIangten eine Nn5ablnng
bon $500 lnb Sic M%bliefernng erfolg=
tie 5pei Gage rab Nbgabe Der 8eltel=
lung. Sic 8nnoe ion ibr Smigfeitss=
felo in Den S5tanten Snbiana, SSlinois
unb 0isconiin bnben un0 Die meiite1
geltoblene1 @raftpage1 nl1r6eno on
ideinenb mod Chicago un6 &e1roiba,
.Mis., nbgeliefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
M1tf ser giudreiie.

@ent 81. San. Die ebemulige
@aiierin 8ita BON Seiferreib bat Die
.Miidreiie na6 Der Snie1 Maoeira tp'e=
Ser angetreten, naboem iie iid u1lge=
falbr cine Mo9e an &rarfefbeH ID,
res 3neiten 5obnes, 6es bal6 iebe11-
idbrigen gr5ber5ogg &obert, mlfge,
balten batte, Ser III Burib elmer
8lino6arm Operation ln1tertporfe11
mDr6en nor.
Ole ebemoIige @ui1erin fam IN 8e-
gIeiturg zines bibrer 8rioer an
Samftag bon 8iirib onrh Sent 1tnn
fubr nod 9Dons tpeiter, bon no tie
nber goroeaur nod 5panien 5l RET,
len geoenfft, nm nidt pieoer Haris
.3n beriibren; bon 5pa11ien gebt Die
&eiIe nod gungnl m1f Mea6eira. Bei
Ser Mbfabrt III @enf tparen tr1tr eirrt-
qe Detteffttiipe uno Beridtereritatfer gu
gegen; sic ~ebentnlige @aiierfn lebrte
,es Of, irgenbmeIde 5rage1 81 beart.
tporter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
peineare erRGlt pcrtran,
ensrefuiit.

ss1 ieiner Mntrittttsreoe, Die Bre-
mierniniiter 8oincare, Der mabrem
oes @eltffriiegg Nr1iioent Der 8erpa1-
Bit Jranfreihg getpeien, 6reitag per
Depntiertenfamner belt nnb IN be-
rem gerJa1l er Die Golitif .6arlegte,
oie ct nit leirem @abinet onrd1,55ns
fiibren geoenH, gab er 9entidlaro
nit oiiirrenl 8orten 81 beriteben, 6aB
eg Sic 8eoingu1fgen oes GriebensDer=
trays bon 8eriniaes a1f 6os @eualte-
|ite befolger1 .nnb erfiiGen n1iiiie, un6
I'M gegenteiligen Sal tpeitere Sfraff-
mabn6bn1en 5u ertparten babe.
Ser Bertrag bon geriniles1
fdlpB Ell feline Musfubr11ngen, bin
oct nns an nniere 8erbinoeten, nber
er binbet n1tb Deutiblan6 an unS.
Ser 8ertrng ml1B in anen ieinen Gin
3elbeten 6ur9gefIbrt meroen."
5eitens Ser &n1nr1er mnr6en Hoin-
cares Mnfunoigungen uno grfldrun-
gen nit iitiirmii9em Beifan aufge-
49, EF&L 80
nommen 11rb1 iibbm pnr6e 9lieBlih NIT
427 qegen 107s gtimnen Elm gertrau=
Eenspotl1m erteilt.
nDeutiblano" iagte Der 8remier-
miniiter I'M Berlnuf leirrer Neoe,
u1par nidt MIR fir ben &rieg, ion-
bern alt9 fir Bic Mrt uno 8eiie Der
@riegfubrung Deranttportli6. gbe
inns niht uues be5abG noroen 1T,
mas mir at for6ern baben, Df'nrren mir.
benz 8efiegten gegeniiber feline groB-
NUT befun6en.
5elbf bel 8eobadtung Der aner=
gr0bten 5parfanfeh nnb 6es 9drf
iten Mnipnnnens Ser 5teuerlbrauben,
|f0nnen mir pi9t eriitieren, fals
Demti9lanb ni6t 8ablt. Seome0e Sra-
Fge Ser inrreren Holitif muB unlerer
Mnslan6politf untergeor6net mer6en.
|8ir boben lett Srie1en I'M Muslan-
Sc, laifen Sie unS 5rieoet I'M 2an-
6e baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
Gtur1t III Srlanb.

11eenstorpn, SrIanb, 81. sSan.
Gin beftiger 5turm madte an Cam.
ffaq Sic ginfabrt in ben Sufen bon
Queenstotpn IN Srlanb auberif ge=
ffaabrlib; Ser Gaifugier6ampfer Slime
ricas meloete oesboB burh Sunfiprn6
er peroe mad SEEM 0prf meiterfabrer1,
obfe Queenstopn nnbulanfen. Ser
ihieoene Heinere Sabr5el1ge I'M So
fen ir6 gum entern gebradt oioer
fonit bei1dbigt tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
Beliaiprednrrg ber 8~otfieliger &a.
marita gn1meriA pm Diilnten
ii @eitfalen.

Gin sic Seligipredung ber Mnna
Ratbarinn gmu1erid bon 9ilmen BE-
banoelnoer artifel beroffentli9ten
mir Dor Drei MDden. gerieIbe idlieBt
nit BEN Morten: Ga NIT Der Selig=
ipredung Der gottfeligen @atbarima
.gmmerih DieIe Soften berbunben
Iiin6, 6as Deutihe gof berarmt i'll,
.11no Die Ratbplifen IN 9euti9lanb
5nberba1tpt bic drrnere 8ebolferung
.biIoen, 70 nerben Die ameritanii9en
,Ratbolifen gebeten, elm 51erfIein o.,
al bei5utragen un6 Die 5penoen, 10
fiigt Der bodpp. r. Moalbert, 8. g.
81, bon Midmono, 5tearns go1intp,
Minn., tpelder crit I'M bergangenen
Sabre 8eItfalen, Das 2ano Der rotten
groe, feline nlte @eimat, un6 ben @e-
.burtsort Der gottbegnn6eten &atba-
rina gmn1eri1 beiltdte, gum SdIuB
ibei, entpeoer an ben Bodtp. p. Brior
1es observation-disclosures gu Diilmen in
8eftfalen, Deliffhlano, ober an i'm
CUR Notwithstanding rlab 9euti9-
Lamb 5n iet1ben. Die 2nnbsleute Der
g~otffeligen @ntbnrind gn1nerib a1s
8etfaIen nno aug Dem Wiiniterlanoe
Defenders tperoen freun0libit gebe-
ten, ibr sberflein bei5utrngen, bmnit
benz ebrliber1 ur1 fron1rnen Beitfa-
lon ,rh+ hnTA Sio sErp1fnp 7,tfpiI NOR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
2ibilbienit bleibt.

Wafbington "a. San. Gin in-
oirefter 8erfth, Die 3ibil6ienitprl<
fnngen fir Boitmeiiter ab5uidaffen,
nmroe am Montag bonn Meprdienton-
tenbaus nit 70 gegen 90 Stimmen
bereitelt, inbem Elm Mmen6ement
@epr. Noahs (Rep.) bon Miiiouri gu
elmer gtotsporIage abgelebm tD1r6e,
tpel6es bie 8eminigung bon $4,000
5nr Dedlng Der unfoften FOLDER Bri-
fnngen mGiibrenb bes fommenoen &ebz
nl1ngsinbres feftriden babenl niir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
@pnitantin ~aatsmii6e?

Mtbet, "a. San: - Sn Mtben ber-
.larte, Ronig &onftantin fei gu Der
neber5el1guung gefommen, baB norma-
Ie Be5iebnngen 5tpiiben @rieden1nnb
nn6 ben gntente-Nedbten mlr mog-
lid ieien, tpenn er 511guniten ieines
,5obnes nboanfe, nnb iei entibloffen,
6ies I'M Snterefie ieineS 2anbes gu
tun. @s beiBt, Ser &0nig tperoe bent
:naidfiHt feline Mb6unfung 5uguniten bes
!e@ronprin5en @eorg befannt geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
Mehr Mmerifaner a1triid npm Mbein

SEEM Dorf, %. SSan.ger Mrf1ees
Gransportoarnpfer gnbrai bradte ON
|Dienitng meitere tauien6 Nfann Der
amerifaniiben 8efabungstr1ppen IN
Mbeinlano nod &a1ie; Ole meiiten &c.
b0ren oem 5. m11o Is. Snfanterie-Ge=
gin1ent an. MnBer6em bra6te Der
Danpfer 81 5ol6ntenfra11en unb 0ie
2eide1 BON 81 ar1erifanifhen Sol6n-
ten nit. glnf oe1nielben Shiffe febrfe
a11d sic @attit genernlmaior Ilens,
bes amerifn1iI9en Commanders i'm
Be1abungse@ ebiet, bein1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26

&c. nnbel1tdnbe taudt)ten nlif, nnb Bic
Wa1r0erpogelbetpegn11g erlitt Spal-
tungen. 33.s1
@ertpanot nit bieier 8a1oerpogel<
bepegurg lit Der @erbal1o Der IS I G Il
ben d en- Sugenb," Der Gt-
lide s8iele berfolgt. Mub Die :
I5ialbem . { ia d { Sa1genb
ging nrlo gebt sur St1i1be nod anf
Dielen 89abnen, ibr Saupt5iel mar ie-
bod Die 8efdmpffang Der biirgerIiiben
@eieuidaft, mordl1f bieie Refruten
6es nmltur5es it6 borbereiteten. 85e-
legentli6 oes groBen &utbolife1tages
IN 6ronffurt d. Main I'M Mugult bes
bergangenen Sabreg faben mir io5iai=
Itifde; @ruppen balbpubiiger ber-
robter SSugenoli9en beiberlei 8e-
i9le9teS nit ibren rotten Gabnen unt=
ber5ieben nnb fommuniltiide 2ie6er
iingen, Die III benz &efrain enbete1l:
uOeit nns iiegt Die 1eue 33eitA nit
robem Batbos borgetrngen.
Damn fam ,eigentli9 Dor benz &rie-
ge, bon @nglanb fer Die internatio-.
nale Organization Der mgenoliden
8fnbfinber (Scouts), Die cine
gerbinoung Der S%ugenopflege NIT Der.
Sugennbepegung BARTLETT. SSn Deutfb
Ian0 fano bielelbe benz @eiit Der 88eitt
entippebeno iberous idnelle gerbrei-
Itung. Ser 8fa0fin0erbun6 ihlieBt
feline Mitglieoer in fleine Mbteilungen
5uimmen; NORM 6ie Seilnebmer it9
gegenieitig iiberpaden nn6 f0r0ern,
IurD 10 leidter alS IN BEN Waferber=
Ieinen 6ie Gr5iebung CUR Selbititan=
|bigfeit betreiben fonren. Mn6 Die
|meiblibe SSl1gen6 organiiierte lii6b nabb
|0ieiem Mufter; bas 3uiammengeben,
Der @eidle6ter blieb nber al1sgeihloi=
len. Sn religi0ier 8e5iebung 1T Der
Bfa6ftn0er8un6 m entraL" Die
rationale nno f0rperlibe AuSbil6lng
lit 6as Saupt5iel. Daber itiegen auh
bal6 8ebenfen gegen bieie Nidtung
Der Sugen6bemegung auf. Die gruno=
ifir5enoen Be1trebungen Der 8anoer-
b0gel nn6 0frei6euti9en" Srganiia-
tion tparen atpeifelsobne ber6erblt9
fir ie6e un6 DEFENDERS fit Die fa-1
|tboIif6e Sugen6, Die o1f 6as rein
Materieue eingeltellten 3iele besasfa0-
fin6erbnnoes i6ienen gum minbeifen
gefdbrli6 fir, 6ie unreifen Sugenoli-
ben. Dieie 1euen 8etDegungen 1pnren
nidt ba5u argetan, BEN 1otpenoigen
Mie6eraufbau Ser @eieniGnft berbei
5ufubnen, bie e%ntnerpenoe @enuBiu6t
5u befdmpfen nn6 gu einen1 2eben
gefunoer, 9riltlid berfldrter @infa6-
belt un6 8eoiirfnisloiigfeit 5uriidf5u-
IfHbren. Der Sreibeitsbrung nn6 Der
Geformeifer Der mooernen SSltgenb
fam MIR 6ur6 Elm erniteS fatbolil6es
|@briittentlm IN 6ie redten 8abnen
gelenft tperben, MIR Der fatbolii9e|
'@eiif eerr1ag cine CUR nnnat11r alts-
geurtetel &I1ltur nie0er 5rtn befeligen=
|1en Gbriitentum 5urId5nfmbren. Dng1
|erfannte man fatbolii6erfeits bdl6
nno, madte ii6 an'g Werf, IN bieiem
Gimme Die 8ugen6be1trebungen 5n be-
|einfluBen. nrb Nermit beginnt eine
&eibe bon 2eiltnngen Der oeutif6en
@atbolifen 11nb ibrer a5aibrer, bic bie=
fen gum bbobem R11bme gereiben, eii1n
mabrer Croft fir ben ibnergepruf=
ten 5eelforgSffllerus fino un6 at Ser
@offn1ng b%eredtigen, bob Der Bie=
6epaufba11 ser Mation n11f benz ffeiiten
B11nbamente 6es @briitent11ms erfol-
&c.
(eEnrtfek1tnd fDIdt)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26

Ste: ,ggeiBt gu nod, BbiIipp3
9ier bait Du mir emit Define Qiebe
geltnroen. @e5nlbert bon Der mum
berbnren Musfiibt.
6 +: 3. berIor ID bas leste
.biBben @iniibt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26

8aifer. raber mas ion
oem 6as ieiin, mas sic mir Do ge-
bradt baden
u5Sleiidbriibe, nein &err, sSIeii@-
briibel"
Sol $50, baum babe i1 mid
fanf3ig Sabre lang nit Gleiidbriibes
getDnidenl1
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
BEER AND MEET OVER
IN CZECHOSL OVAKIA

Prague. May 92.-One glass of beer
is brewed in Czechosloyakia today
when three glasses We're produced
before the war. The reason is heavy
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
NATIONAL AN I'll EN-
AUTHOR HONORED
BY PRES. HARDING
UNVEILS MONUMENT AT 5ALTE
MORE, ND, TO FRANCIS SCOTT
KEYS, WHO WROTE THE
STAR sPANGLEo BANNER"

Baltimore, Md. June 15.-FranCis
Scott Keys memory, honored today
with the unyeiling of monum ent To
him, erected by congress near the
spot in historic Fort McHenry over
which Dated the star Spangled Ban.
ner,' immortallzed in his poem, made
the fort the mecca of throne which
gathered there today 10 hear PreSi-
dent Harding, who accepted the me-
mortal for the nation.
Motoring from Washington, the
presidential party was met at the
city line by Mayor William f. Broen-
ing and members OF the reception
committee and made a short tour OF
the city He reached the memorial
ri I o'clock and was given warm
welcome His speech follows
my Fellow Americans
"The shrines OF American patriot.
ism not only reflect the quality Of its
gratitude, but they are ever refresh.
ing and inspiring.
I'VE are assembled today 10 re
dedicate one Of these sacred shrines.
We are not 10 commemorate a his.
.toric victory in arms when the
young republic was first asserting its
national rights against an armed
foe And We are met To Commemor.
ate a very unique achievement in the
literature of national insfration,
Here the patriotic sons OF the early
republic crushed one OF the most
ambitious inyasions ever aimed
against our nation. Here during the
rage of combat was born the swell.
ing anthem OF American patriotism.
at is wholly fitting that Flag day
should be chosen for this commem-
Grafton and reiedication because our
hymn Of patriotism is an epostrophe
to the flag We love Yea. it is apoS-
, trophe and invocation as well, born
OF a patriotic and poetic soul in the
travail Of a sublimely heroic night
Some one has said in substance:
Let me write the songs Of a pe0-
pie and I care not who makes their
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
COULD NOT
TURN IN BED
Operation Avoided by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Dayton, Ohio. "A had suchpains that
| had TO be turned in bed every time
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
CON CON DEBATES
WATERWAYS CASH

Springfield, June l4.,Thc cunstltu-
ttoual convention spent the morning
debating disposition OF the additional
SloUuo0oo for the Illinois waterway.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
Phonograph
Records
Sale 26c
New "Hits''
Late Titles
Songs and Dances

Late Titles
Songs and Dances
Not the old-time numbers
thrown on the market be-
cause nobody wants them, but
recent hits that everybody is
singing and dancing to. Also
classical selections in orches-
trail and vocal numbers.
Thousands Of records,
scores of titles.
618 r Sta building for
music alone.
Open evenings to 9 PM.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
S ! 5

Vera is clad in a fur-colIar
coat from lot that embraces
herringbones, polaires, We
lours, suedenes, broadcloths
and wintry coatings. Fur or
self collars, inverted pleats;
full or half belted. Brown,
reindeer. Sorrento blue.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
49,

Soft downy woolens, with a den
dty of pile that feels like a rich vel.
vet-also fur fabrics in Lapinex and
Salts Peco Plush. A few typical
styles are sketched-but their beauty
is not the kind that stands out ON
paper-cOme see them all.
Misses sizes, IA to TO- won1en's Sizes 81 to "A.
Stout sizes, 42H to 524. In cloth and fur fabric
coats.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
Prunella skirts
with eolortnl SE95
ebongee stripes ~O'oo

TOVE OKEIC
Just arrived, and how they will scatter.
200 skirts; fine wool prunellas, pleated over
q colorful eponge stripe.
Richer looking than those that sold earlier
for much more-best skirt news we've had
this season.
To say they combine navy and red brown and
tan, black and white. etc. is to give dry-as-
dust description that means nothing-these skirts
MUST BE SEEN
!, Waist band sizes, 26 to 49,
1.-THE Hecht
Evening star., 1922-11-03
S199'S0

Most of the coats in this lot are
PR1NTZESS-fnest coats at $3.50,
we believe, in America. Included are
their five ''STAR'' numbers; you may
have seen them advertised in the
national magazines.
Finest coatings loomed-Arabella, Lustrosa,
Pandora. Younda, Velverette, Ormandale. Rich
ly trimmed with beaver squirrel, platinum, taupe,
wolf and caracul. Black and polors.
CThe Hecht Co., second hoor)
Evening star., 1922-11-03
i 9

Pauline dons a deep.bodied
polaire, which combines
warmth without weight, and
various other models are also
in the same fabric. Full
lined. Reindeer or brown.
Sizes are 8 to Is.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
union suits
800

Famous Richelieu make.
White cotton; fine ribbed
grade with long or short
sleeves; knee or ankle
length. Sizes 6 to f6
years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-03
BROTHERHOOD HEADS
 WILL MEET TUESDAY
By Associated Press

Chicago. June 2.-Heads of Il railway labor unions will gather in Cincinnati next Tuesday when the conference on wage reductions called by B. M. Jewell, president of the railway employees department of the American Federations of Labor, goes into session.
 Union representatives of all class es of railroad labor which come un- der decisions being issued by the railroad labor board Ordering reduce tion of wages. it was said. will dis cuss concerted action In submitting the matter to their memberships, Strike votes are expected in every organization it was said, each union taking it's vote separately according to it's own constitution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-03
Mother of Officer
 Dies at Pratt City
 After Short Illness

Following short illness, Mrs. Isa- belle Brown. mother of Detective o. D. Brown of the police department. died at her residence. Third avenue and Vine street, Pratt City. yester- day afternoon shortly after o'clock. Funeral services will take place from the residence this afternoon at o'clock. interment to be made in the Pratt City cemetery.
 Mrs. Brown was well advanced in years at the time of her death and was well known throughout Pratt City and the district where she has made her home for a number of years. She leaves a great number of friends who will deeply mourn her death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-03
FUTURE AMERICAN
 RELIEF IN RUSSIA
 BEING CONSIDERED
Harding Deplores Criticism of WorkerS-DecIares There Is Too Much "BIack
 Guarding"
By Associated Press

Washington. June 2.-The question whether organized American relief in Russia will be continued after the present summer under the present system of semi-official supervision has not yet been decided, it was stated today at the White House The attitude in administration circles is that report on. the situation have thus far been too conflicting to be used as the basis of decision, es- peciallv insofar as they bear upon the attitude of Russian peasants, which is considered here to be the crux of the matter
 There are many ominaus signs, it was said. that the Russian farmer is again hesltating to blow his land and SOW his crops, lest the effort and the labor be lost to him by the policy of the soviets and the results of his labor be confiscated without remuneration to him.
 American relief workers in Russia were characterized as unknown, un- sung heroes, out on the firing line of civilization" in the course of the White House discussion today. Presi- dent Harding had just written a let- ter of condolence to the mother of one young man, now dead of typhus, and he was said to consider it heart breaking" in the light of sacri- fices made by men of the American relief administration "to have un- knowing, minimizing. unheeding men to traduce the nobility of their ser vice" with charges of graft and dis honesty in disposition of the re- sources. The reference was presumed to be to recent criticism In the Senate made in the form of attacks on Secretary Hoover.
 President Harding. it was said, felt that too much space has been devoted by newspapers to "black guarding" of that and similar sort and that 1t might be time to put on the brakes" on what was characterized as sen sational criticism of men who are devoting their time and In some cases their lives to humanitarian efforts
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w. B. Mayo and J. w. Worthington.
 Upon the efforts of the conferees to work out an agreement satisfactory to the two parties involved. the fate of Mir. Ford's proposal depends inso- far as it's favorable or unfavorable submission by the committee to the House is concerned. First discussions centered upon the fertilizer provisions of the commfttee's plan as compared to that rewritten by MT. Ford in De- troit and submitted to the committee yesterday by MT. Worthington.
 No Progress Made
 No progress was made at the morn ing meeting to harmonize the two paragraphs relating to fertilizer manufacture at Muscle Shoals. The discussions were renewed later in the afternoon when the conference met informally for the second time Their plan contemplated joint re- writing of the provisions which could be communicated to MT. Ford and his attitude ascertained in a way to permit report to be made before the committee at it's formal session tomorrow.
 The second point of controversy between the committee and the motor manufacturer, involving the Gorgas Se0ah piott, dWdtttu ulSpoSllloIls. Ot the fertilizer question. That was not mentioned at the conference today, it was understood but would be con- sidered later.
 While the committee pledged itself to secrecy during the discussions and neither MT. Mayo nor Mr. Worthing- ton would comment publicity, it was apparent that they view the fertili- ger differences more enthusiastically than those relating to the power plant. On the latter subject a ma- jority of the committee appeared in a strongly intrenched position, oppos-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-03
Supernatural Power Fails to Touch Martin in Sentencing Doctor"


 Claiming that he can cure any body. no matter with what disease they are afflicted by touch of his hand, Holy Doctor" Alfred Abra- ham. who claims to hail originally from India was hauled into police headquarters yesterday morning where a charge of violating the li- quor law and drunk was brought against him. Yesterday afternoon Doctor" Abraham explained his wonderful power to Judge Martin in police court. although he failed to make a good impression and re- ceived a fine, totaling in all $S3
 In describing his mode of curing people, Abraham explained to Chief ". L. Brannon. that he cured men with a single touch" while women required much more "massaglng.,'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-03
PRIZES OFFERED IN
 BABY WEEK CONTEST

REFRIGERATION of Baby Week." which begins Monday will not
 only be of interest mothers their children scen tc but the local the photographers and the school children being offered each of the above mentioned. f
 prize of $25 has been offered local artist for the best Baby Week poster, be during the coming The judges for this contest will be follows ROderick Louis
 of 5 90 is offered by Donney for the best compost ton What Is Baby Worth written by child of the school The Kiwans offers school child composition Baby Week." Mrs Leo A. Oberdorfer will be chairman of the compositions and that they be home 46 Flora
 
 Photographers of the city will baby portraits in their dis play windows during the week. prize will be offered for the m lost artistic window.
 Prizes being offered through the Axis club which sponsoring pBaby Week. in Birmingham.