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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Ctenplete.
(@f Dr. meb. Gbparb M. gon GIepe.
Rational Tuberculosis Isiociation,
Wep Oorf.)

Ser er for Tioen 100000 blinbe
Wenneifer | De Soreneoe Stater. al
bpilfe ooer so Brocent er ~ubeIbreSe.
lige. Soriioen ale oisie er Der Slt.
iener Of Wenneifer, ser ma lepe meb
mere eaer minore baarIig Spn, Der
ton bore fremfommet peo Snabom.
me, ltlpffer euer al RanaeI pao
Fleie. 9e Heite al bisie SilfpIber
tunoe babe p9rct lnogoaet, hois mait
bare bapoe taget bare pau fine Zine.
Sornoen De itabige 9ioeIier, err peb.
fcmmenoe inbeitpugt / ct epiat Wsr.
fe, % oct efonomiIfe Sab for 9aroet
belsber fig til Ninioner al Collars.
Sfstge r(noeripgelier, icm er blet
foretaget, bite oct fig, OF al Sc ON.
trent 90 MiIiorer SfoIeboru sc
Soreneoe Stater bar belle 5 Wilioner
mere ener rinore angrebne Zine.
Spis iaaoanne SiIfGIber bIep taaet
II Sioe, pilbe mango iuIbitrnoig bIipe
fitreret, mems ANDRE, iom (. gr. trent
~trGoenoe @rripntbeS, fan bli for.
bebret.
Statiitiffen piier, at / 0ebet al Sc
itoIte War bar oct gienneminitIiae
MntaI al ltlptfeStiIfpIoer meb Ssben
til Sslse beS inouitrieIe Soretaaen.
Der / De SoreltcSe Stater belsbet Tia
til meuem 10000 % 10000, mems
Der bar p9ret ct Nlntal al omtrent .
Wtilioner llIpffer meb mere euer
ninore alporlige Selger. gf oisie er
omtrcnt 100000 Silfploer bpor 81.
meme er blet beifabieet. Set err ser.
for al Den ~itsrite 9etpbning at aisre
alt for at forbinore iaabanne ltlpffer.
Sele so Hrocent al bisie frnbe uno.
gaaes bpis rietig % beitptteroe Sro-
retninaer blep inbfsrt peb DC iorifiel.
lige InlGg, % bpis Irbeioerne ieIp
oiloe tage ale Soranitaltnineer for
at unogaa at sbelpsge fine zine.
S~sleenbe Speaper, Ser er timer.
meiiespis rigtige bill bore al Sn.
tereSie.
If be 2 Minioner aarliae lllpffer
er omtrent 100000 9eifabigelie al
Ginene.
Smtrent 10000 Iennefer / Sc
Sorenebe Stater or for Sioen blinoe
iom Sslge al lllpffestiliGIoer peo
inbuitriene M,lGg.
ltnoerboIoet at oisie siennem belle
beres Glib oil belsbe fla til omtrent
10 Wilioner Collars, bpiIfe l1Sgif-
ter beluis bill ialbe paa S~lestninger
eler Statcn.
Oct sfonomiife Cab fan life be.
regnes | Genee % aIer minoit bisie
itaffars Wenneiers 2ioelier.
Mf onenitaaenbe bill man ie, at ct
al De pietieite rationale Iroblemer
for Eioen er at lrre Solf til at tage
bare paa og Definite fine Zine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Sra Paroaneer.

Ser edar Hbeter ON, at Der meb bet
fSrite ifal irttes isan9 Srspebrift /
aalpit til llbninoiue af ct NIT @isbs
n~inesitof. Set siGIbcr %llopinoius af ct
8IintmermineraI, iom Der prattiif talt
ital bare ulptsrmeliee WGusoer af /
3anbet.
Sarbaneer SiitorieIaa boIot npIia
Iarsmebe paa lltne. IebIemmer al
geitbreIieu bleb: Sou I~annsoafer,
Nam. 81. gu % ariitoffer Gitrbeim.
Gitrbeim boIbt Sorebrae ON Snbiamline
af Stcbsuaone % gam. Su ON Snoiams
ling af Srabitiorer, i4rlig o~eofommenoe
Irbeibslinet / Spaberne.
ansaaenbe 2%iniepal9et for SoIs-
gibebaueu, foriaabiot an9aar gits euei
Icitiibeu at 9ra%upiuspanoet, bar Spfdts
rrinserne pGret mobItribenbe. Sil @in'
teren ifal isausI9ttes Irbeioe paa bcune
StrGtning, ce Der ma berfor MI taaea
en- IfeiereIie. IeSens lllpit arbeioer
for at faa 8anen oper pau gitiiben,
amer andre autoriteter @eitiioeu for al
pGre beIoieit. Spr Bet fsrite bIir Sanen
biqieere at bbege, og oerr'GIt er Seltlloer
trbssere for Streo.
en- Gag af itor Snteresie for gb9oer
IfaI mart bebanoles al lllpit Serreess
itprc, ibet bet siaIber lloimpfnins al
lIlpif airte. aunitmaler ears Ola bar
paa eset Snitiatip ucarbcioet Slaner for
airfenS Seforation, og oisie Tlaner er
mi eppfienbte at baaoe Girfeoepartemers
tet % Stiftsbireftionen.
en- anonnm @iper bar itillet til Haa1
bioheb DC nebpenbiee 0fibler til llbferelle
Of 0eforationcrre. iaa bet itaar hin
iaien for S~errcbsitpret at bebtIge Yen9e
til @runofarpe / &irtens Snore. Sprs
hoabentlio bill &~uuitneren mart iiune
beapuoe Nrbeibet.
airfeu er al SrG .oe opfsrt | 1858.
Z Chamberlain er mdr begnnot meo
Stolpereisningen til @Iettricitetsoertet.
9oitaabner gm. Scsie. stranoebarm,
bar iIuttet Tom Soitaabner, iSet ban falot
for Ioersgr9nieu. Spm nh Toltaabner
err aniat Sans 90. gsrsbeim. &mino
Spsie bar inoehapt Seitiaineen | ca. 40
War 90 ubfcrtc lit Sperp nteo 'tor Sp9s
tiobeb. San baI &onsers 6crtienlts
mebaIie for eobt 90 trofaIt Nrbetoe.
giaeobuseer Cars lltne er nso ! srl@
ifiania, so gar sarrneI. llnoer ct 6ertes
ppbolb paa 2artolcu Tom Ssoen plno@
Iclie, ibet ban lit 5icrte'Iaa.
Cars lltnc lasDe tiblig Sun'tnerbe9ae
for Saaeu. San off en- Sio | SrGs
therefore 6ps ears ainiarpif, men reis
lie Ienere iii ariitianin, bpor ban lGrte
piSere unoer Snboirtring al 9. SeraSs
lien 90 flere. flere slar ophoiot ban
iiq / Yaris % 9srIin. Chen 1903 bar
bau prrct SperIGrer peb sunlts o9
S6oanbpertsIfolen | 3riitiaria. alirlt@
ticnoere IGttcr Cars lltnes Srbeloer
meget bsit.
9riiten Spsicbal I Sbba lit en- brat
9sS. Saus Spiserisu. Sngenisr adaoHS
len. ituIbe for en- Sib iiben tisre ira
laslsal iii SoSa meo Rotorepttel' o9
sriiteu ias | S%icepogucn. Saa brl'ofe
bet israeIise, at ibet aanonier mlltepe
S%turineeu al gp,ieleu, gif ben iolor en-
hpt Mlr oppe peb SeIieitaShibet; Nr'lfeh
SpsiebaI falete mso % bleu laa l!oe ths
reht, al ban bsbe fort efter. aancmen
ereiebe at hoppe al % TOM IRA Ss' a's"
Witu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Breoe fra Dorges Bygder og Bper.
Sra Qrenoal.

~ CT alt lanst ub / Geptember, 90
pet beltes. Roeeu BARN CONNER bor
Oct ttte oeret, og Hesnet os BEN msrfe
Qtnlinel. Tom M fsrer Serrebsmmet, eisr
o9'aa Selten mer tislie enb eoot er.
Sor SpfoIt bar bet M lite ,oo r,eoet at
u; men opoper 2anoet itoar aornet oo
ian lfte blt mooent, oe bet Tom er bIet
laapas guilt, at ma bar itaaret bet, bet
ian lite blt tsrt. Soa hi penter ipprt
paa en- f~iorten 9ases parmt 9oSpeir.
Solt beronfrtns itrpper euers meb
torlfleut9 % melt meb at faa Senaene
III at ltrGtte til. Sc "eoSe Siber" iors
loailot iaa fort ipm be tpnt. 90 meb benz
De fli1tltt9e ltore Sorruer, iaa MI er bet
heller imaat Stcl baaSe bIanot itore %
lf1an. Vile Sebriftcr itanicbe, po Nr@
betoS1olt bleo leoiee. Saa bar aprmis
nerne maattet taee ZIG al Dem % bar
inaattet iGtte isar9 ~inafalote "Nsbsars
betoer". SiGr t Spen bar oisie beitaaet
I at l999c Sonb 90 SIoatter neo / Gas
oerne, 90 bporpcl Der bar qaaet manes
tolet9c %en9e mcb. iaa er boe BET itore
8ooe opnaaet, at Spen boIoer pao at faa
ct iomerfet Sarb< % a~Ioatihitem.
Wen, iont io9t, BET bar fpitet mauae
Senee, 90 Statteboreerre faar fsle BET.
Sfnttene blir tore. Ser / gpen bIir ioar
Statteprocerten 10; bertil fommer Statss
%ltatten, onttrent 8 Yrocent, oe iaa bertiI
iaaman9c andre fate llceiftcr.
No9ct innoerli9 b~iliserc at lcoe cnb
Der bar unber arisen, er FER heller life
blet. GIt BET bi ma bape fra llrIanoet,
iGrlig fra England 90 Imerifd, mua 10
BIZ DIRT, la ot ntaa betale ct Yunb
STERLING meb ar. 20 iitebenfor iurn for
meo SIR. IS, % en- Solar meb Str. 6
iiteoenfor meb Str. $40.
Sisic banrlige Sibcr mcbferer Sn oos
Iaa, at llobanorineen ~bcepnocr at taoe
Sart ieieu, iaa Imerita fan aIrbe iia
til at faa en- M SiIfsriel at Iorges
bebite araft.
Noset iom iGrIig biSroe til at eiere
Sorbolbene panifeIie Der, bar Iiieren
meb ben itsrite B~rioatbant / 9nen, "Ges
beiibens Sant". Gen git / @rpften, %
W. WV wv SuO Ipl IluIlSt INtllllCS
Ter. Sn1iblertib er Der Ill bannet en-
MI Sant. % hi faar baabe. at ben maa
pinbe Stlio 90 hi9Ipe til at Sprretninsss
libet Tan fomre / @ienee ieien.
Oilers 'trRber SoIt meb at eisre set
bebitc De fan no af Situationen. Sc
fleite Stibe er / Sart, % tibet @rdn tie
ner be ba. Roele 9eorifter aaar meb
rinSifrGutct Srift, ps euoel SrGlait oe
NaIm ub'fibes.
s BET t~irteIiee er Der / BET iiSIte inbs
truffet nosIe Soranbrineer. gfterat
Soerepreit 2aricn / gitre IoIanb Ssoe
ifior efter at babe betient gmbebst /
ODER 80 Gar, er npIis S%osnepreit Sbie
blet upnront % bar tiltraaot. Sosnes
preit ReIIers Nileien / Siss er iibuGpnt
til Sognepreit / S%ppoebers / SmaaIes
nene, 90 So9uepreit 2sfen / Srolanb til
So9neprcIt i Ilitaobaus | 3orclanb.
Sc ital mart reiie berfra.
Gurr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Wilit9re &ommefompas.

ga gmerifa Git inb | 9rigen bIep
ser inbfisbt ale milige SIaes Sing
iom SolOaterne bapbe grlg for, og
oct blep oaiaa beitennt at sipe bier
Soloat ct 2onmefompas, iaa be life
iflilbe forpilbes naar De tom bort fra
fine 8ameratcr. Sor at set ifliloe
bore milig for Dem at iinoe lin @ei
ielp | Isrfet, blep ser paa Sfiper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

Or BET Ell baarIis &ps Tom sier big eIens
sia9 gr bu plaset meb en- bump, naseube
HSausrt os itarpe, ~itiffenbe Smerter? Oct
r Sa paatiSe ou fer til bine Nprer. Gn Sors
tsIelie, Operauitrenselie eler SpGftelie bar
muats iuGffst bine Nprer os brast be naz
atube R~psimerter, S%opebpine, Spimmels
Ssbsanfalo os llreselmGsii9beber | Nprerne.
Gent life til mere alpprlige Snber inbtrGber.
@rus Soan'S Sibnep Hids. Solt peb bit
Si,m anbsfuIer benz. Spsrg Oin Nabo!
Ct 1iIteIoe l 9eeorab.
eoI Sotfab. Sr1eb, Maiu st.. tiger: SEQ bar
taott Deans aibrep Bins for baarlie Rpa. % bar
'rre,t BEN fprtrinIiee. Seq bapbe ct aufalb al gpre.
ipabom. Otiu Rpe psrfsbe % mine Ttu'tlsr bar loo
'oGr, of jse it,. funbe bcie mig. Seq toa Toau'S
aibu,p Bins % be CAB mig faa burtia eiuorirg, at
ia bar ~anbefalet benz til mango pertpuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
Spi5er minorc &tpo.

2anbbrugsoepartemcntet meobeler,
at ifslge Snoberetninger fra Spif.
lano or Sorbruget al &isb blanot
oct tpife Solf falbt / betpbelig GRAB,
ibet oct gienuemiuitlige Sorbrig pr.
Berion bar falbt fra 108.59 Iuno
/ 1913 til 1856 Buno | 1921.
Stsrite Hebgans bier 5Ieif.
Tcngenes' ringe SGroi er lat til
@rino for set aitagenoe Sorbrla,
Ga mango Solf life bar bapt 8aab
til at betale De bsie Briier Ger for.
langes. Der err besuoen life blet
ilagtet iaa meget &p9g, % mar for.
isaer at bringe apGgbeboloninaert
tilbage til ben SilitanS Den bar fsr
Grigen. Spiflanb bar 10 oeiaa maat.
tet ublebere itore NPngber al apea
til gntenten fom arigseritatnina.
Gen itsrite Nebgang | 6orbriiaet
err / enfelte 9per bpor Der blir ipiit
ira 80 til 60 Yrocent minore &iso
MI emo tioliaere. Sorbrnset / 9anb-
brugsbiitrifterne er berimob omtrcnt
normalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
sfaher mt Blob. "0r. 4eters

Sfa6er mt Blob. "Sr. Yeters
aurifo brinser life blot 2inbrina /
.snaoomstiliRlbe," ifriper Sr. 6. g.
strsm ira gilbert Sea, Minn., men
ben ipneS at ifabe mt BLOB. Seq er
otte og iptti slar sanmel, men be.
arunbet paa at ieg tager bette llrte-
prrparat, fsler ieg mig iom Ell nng
Wano.~ Sette gammeloagic urte.
nriboel er en- ubmerfet Sonif for Solf
| en- fremifreoen Ilber; Den beroliger
oa itprfcr 2csemcts organiife Jllnf'
TONER. Sffe Ell @potefsmeoicin;
"TRIP til Or. Yctcr Sabrncp & Sons
60, 2501 @aibinstcn glpo., Gbica-
90, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

elrip eiter prboesgsmplarsr al "retsral.
soften % Tes Mrnen"l paeit nebrebie norf!e
BIao | glnrertfd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10
"6ictnutcf baa grGrieu"

"Sicmniet paa Errrten" af "glrns
I:ct". iom giorSe itor eptte. ba ben flo,
re slar Gil / Soften. foreIiescr | en-
I affcrt ubitprct @oe. 822 Siber. Yris
$1,25. Sbc GnunSicn RubIiibius Co..
Seecrob. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

~ olitetnS eGer @uernieps?
t,w, &rgnssr bu en- COB 9sIin92 Ger CT
q oeolte Steo at fisbe. 5ilifrip Oairp
-lIs Salss Serpice, @sit Goucorb, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

614e1zASykITS Ell MAN GJHRDE.
RTsYVE Situte $40. 90 pan 40 Rnos" firiptr Y.
6MM ;. Warnes. Brpnipu. Winu. Suipdrer
kaS~ ogica. Bi betaier Jragt. Sfrtp eftsr frt
Jarui'. 6i1rfrR' % eafpusSirroe aataloa.
Ntselman Bros, Dept. 80. Muncls, Ind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

rsoe.
,uer.
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for.
10 at
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Iiht
Sp9.
tleIte
fore
tsine
lie De
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bpor
peltne
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2, og
unla'
lgbeo
man
lerlle
bette
pnl'f.
|lfaar
more
feber,
$ .og
og1aa
u9tlg
Neu'
e 1oa
goonl
II %
$.
me.
'rerte
mad
jug
Seo'
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3 ira
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0lners
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hlnter
no at
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IS og
IIgpeo
tult
ferfer,
Iple
.Stte
oieltg
FER elt
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bGrl'
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I'll at
II tom
rn1pet
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-10

Storartet a~nlebnins atfaa suot
sanS, Ietts Silfaar. fri elite, Sart.
-SIer A52, ct. Groir iaQs, Wis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
y q % u

the woman who is fortunate
enough to be able to make
her own clothes, there is Of
fered an irresistible display,
over which she may stand in
JOY and make her selection.
AS for suits and hats!
Tweeds in all colors Of the
rainbow are reckoning to
you, And there are hats to
match, if you so wish, or if !,
not, a multitude Of charming
styles from which to select.
Truly, the offerings Of Rich
rnond's stores this season
are Of the best.
Enjoy the pleasure Of visit
ing the big stores and max
ing your purchases at the
lowest possible cost, while
stocks are new and fresh,
for Richmond merchants
charge fair prices for their
goods. :
J Fl, Richmond J,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Spring Is Calling You
To Richmond!
And The fair prices Of nel0 clothes and millinery
beckon YOU. too.

CPRING has come to us
- again! Spring! The sea-
son Of newness-b eauty,
happiness and youth!
Hearts are full Of happiness,
and the stores are filled with
eager shoppers, who are
buying all sorts Of things in
an effort to appear as beau
tiful and happy as they feel.
And the Richmond mer-
chants are yieing with ma
ture in their efforts to clothe
all in beauty.
Never have Richmond
stores shown q more varied
or more exquisite display Of
Spring apparel.
There are ready made
frocks in all colors and all
materials from rose to
Robins egg blue from the
softest Of charmeuse to the
crispest Of taffeta. And for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01
Gard .r.r Girls Club Notes

IT,. sf.nrl annual business meet
ne ..r '., 'H..l gnrls' club OF Gardi-
r-- v.I r..'aiv nominate a now
o.. .,.aH DDo of the policies
|tNr nominating committee was to
t boz, rs .u each Office and
NANNY ~ the last years
,f t-e .l.~ been given new duties.
~Is mating committee have
..rl .' urr nominee. Several
.r fHo 1t large 10 add n NOM
.t method ~ procedure is
!. '.r constitution. II is hoped that
ar No. ro n ld1' banquet in Jan
r.I -'.c club viii SOC many former
r.u'-.r f'-''ng tho new year
.aEl.1 le taking out memberships
Progressing tcsadily
rt tl has the ideal Of doing
f~-s fU a.l girls OF Gardiner.
NJ H.. fe, -l's ana by the girls of
ts. N"'o ,ou as a girl Of Gar
.s -~- rauvlhIi', for your sis
t.,f
To r.a.u ~ girls financing a trip
o. '.t N.uIr biennial convention
ae Nre q Nl,haskot sale today
10 Tr" Vr. shop. II If a worthy
O. 10, Iu'F.nIye them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01
Togus Plays First
Game of Season.;
Good Material Out
Especial to kennebec JournaN

Togus. Me, April 29.-Manager Dan
iol f. Ivory had his bunch OF ball toss
crs out Saturday and although many
Of the old players were missing and
now material had to be used. they
showed up we'll for the first time to-
gether.
Two mines We're picked from the
available players and designated at
Numbers l and and the former had
the better OF the contest. Eddie"
Pomerleau. well known to the fans in
this vicinity, was on the mound for
No. ! and. with the help Of his back
ers. came through with a 81 to vic
tory.
Sumner Glazier. one of last years
stars. was the twirler for No. . but
did not seem to have the gilt-edgcd
support that was given Pomerleau.
From this aggregation a nine will
he picked to play an outside team here
next Saturday at go and the man
ager wants all to he out for practice
as much as possible this week. Last
years team played many close and in
terestng games TO the delight OF n
large crowd of fans and 1t is the aim
to equal IL not excel last years rec
ord. The Sunday games will begin in
June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01

All are experienced In the dusky
fac ed art. Jack" Hanson has been
an end with the Elks' troupe four
seasons and in numerous other ANA
teur shows previously: Charley"
1>insman, well when YOU mention
Ministries YOU think OF Charles for he
has numberless real hits to his cred
l.: Jerry" Carey has been encorei
until he could perform no more be-
cause o. exhaustion. in the various
productions with which he appeared;
Fred 1.aCombe who has song that
will be whistled ana sung when the
shcw is thing of the past; Fred
Perry who always make a hig hit
and who has better material than
ever: doc" Hamilton. who has had
experience on the stage profession
ally appearing with the Lindsay
Morris Co. with Mailey Dennis stock
&C.. in Ohio. West Virginia. North
Carolina and South Carolina, with
rusical comedies and in the south
with the Candy Girls" and Rose
lana Beauties" and being shown as
the "Carrso OF the Tab shows" who
was principal comedian with the
Demorest stock Co: DOC" Thomas
who has so many hits TO his credit
it would take an adding machine 10
total them and Danny" Ivory who
ca sins and joke like real southern
GGrky.
Balladists who have splendid Sc
lections and beautiful voices will give
the audience real treat. Earl
Hayes, John Brown. Charles Bio
deau. Frank Bilodeau. Joseph
I.aus.er. John Rox and Frank
Coombs are the lads who will sing
the solos.
A dancing ensemble viii have \
routine OF clever soft shoe dancing.
bill" Bunker may have new
monologue on tap that will give the
crowd Mysteries and be one or the
outstanding features OF the show.
A skit that will register very well
wi! introduce such stars as Arthur
y. Scule. J. Il. Sheahan. James Con
l.. Walter Foley.
Jack Hanson and Charley Kins-
man will present Sense and Nom
sense" an act that has more laughs
to the minute than fakes In a snow
storm.
The wireless telephone will start
wo king vt ~ +. ". and will no nae
OF the big features CT the evening"
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01

A very successful hare and hound
chase was held Saturday morning bv
the boys of the 10-year-old gymnas Stun
class of the local Y. NJ. {. A. There
were five hares and five hounds and
they covered A two-mle course over
the Muster field and ending up at
Ganeston Park. At the finish the
hounds were closing in on the harcs
but they were unable to catch them
in the two-mile distance.
After the race was over a vicente
roast and marshmallow roa st was held
in the woods. The ract started at 10
o'clock from the ~ and the party re-
turned TO that buildin! about O'Clock.
The hares were Winfield CaStledge,
Warren Palmer, Leland Cole. Charles
Burdell and Frank Mendall. They were
accompanied by Physical Director r.
NJ. Sanborn. They were followed by
the hounds who were Jam. Anderson.
Walden Clark. James North. John Kit
tredge and William Stewart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01
TODAY AT NOON, TONIGHT At
EIGHT, THE ELKS' MINSTREL
/: SHOW THE AMUSEMENT SLATE

Its the Elks' Ministries tonight.
The stage is set, scenery in place, the
final rehearsal held and everything
ready for the curtain to rise tonight
on the big show of the season.
The Elks 4th Annual Charity Min
strels held in the Opera house to-
night and tomorrow night is better
than the best ever staged locally
with numerous song hits, vaudeville
numbers, roof raising jokes and
numberless novelties, it by far out
distances any previous attempts by
amateurs. Director Perrin G.. SOM
ers of the Harry Miller Co. Inc. has
developed the troupe wonderfully
and under his skillful guidance the
various numbers have been taught
the men, who put them over as they
should be put over.
Most elaborate scenery has been
installed and the stage looks like
fairyland with the various lighting
effects and shadings. An orcke stra
of ii pieces under the direction of J..
Francis MacNichol will furnish
music. These men have been picked
for their musical ability and have le-
hearsed the various musical num-
bers. knowing how to play them
right.
Exchange Tickets Today
Reserved seat tickets will be ex-
changed today any time after . A..
NJ, and the public is urged to make
the exchange as soon as possible TO
avoid a rush the last few hours be-
fore the show.
Parade This Noon
Just keep in mind that the min
strel parade will be held today at T.
o'clock noon. The boys will start
from the Opera house headed by
Dennis band will march up Water
street as far as the Edwards Co.,
then counter march to the Opera
house. This is one of the big feat
ures of the Elks' show and no one
wants to miss it. The men taking
part in the parade are requested to
be OF, hand at ] "A A. NJ.
The Ends
An all star cast of ends will appear
or the boards tonight. Just look over
this lineup-"Jack" Hanson, Char
ley" Kinsman. Jerry" Carey, Fred
Lacombe, Fred" Perry, "Doc"
Thomas. DOC" Hamilton and Dan
n.y. Ivory. Each with reputation
IS chaser of the blues and the
glooms. furnished with better songs
and jokes than ever before they will
provide an evening of mirth and
melody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01
Citizens Military
Training Camps for
1922, Camp DeVens

The Citizens Military Training
Camps are camps held each summer
under the auspices OF the war de-
partment. The United States is di-
Nidcd into nine Corps Areas. New
| England composes the First Corps
Area, the headquarters being in
Boston and the camp at Camp
DcVens.
There are three courses, the
Red" the White" and the Blue"
courses. The object of the Red
course is to bring together young
men of all types; to develop both
the privileges, duties. and RESPONSE
bility of American Citizenship; and
to show the student the importance
of military training. both as a benefit
to himself. and as an asset to the
country in the problem OF national
defense.
The White course extends this pre-
course clinches it.
The qualifications of these courses
are such that few applicants will be
barred. A PERSON must be only aver
age in general intelligence and of
good moral character. Physical
qualifications are also easy. One
must weigh at least 100 pounds. be
80 inches tall. and have not less than
two inches chest expansion.
All expenses to and from this
camp are paid by the war depart
ment. He may either pay his own
fare to camp and receive refund
upon arriving. or may request the
war department to send him a ticket.
The former plan is much the better,
however. Uniforms. hats. shoes. etc.
are furnished free to each candidate.
These may be purchased at the end
of the training period. or may be
turned In. There will be no charge