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The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28
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The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28

Save How? BY buying
your turkey breeders before
Thanksgiving Mammoth Bronze
the big kind, hens $i00 and toms
$1,000 ach. Mrs. p. S. Suttle, Holly,
Colo, Box l54. pd 1924
The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28

FOR SALE-Singer Sewing Mach
inc in first class condition. Call
Brown Land Co. office.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28

WANTED D-Laundry. or sewing to
take home. Phone 45-F-3. pd23-25
The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28

FOR SALE-Pears and apples at
the Farmers Elevator. pd
The Holly chieftain., 1922-12-28

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Rublano erneut protei t.

2%auionne, 6. Sea. = George 5idi=
tl9erin, Sopiet= NuBlan0s Minilter
0es Ne1&Bern, ser our Naboit= &onfe>
ren3 III 2au ianne meilt, fat SEM Sor=
itber Der &onferen5 cine Note iiber=
iorbt, in Ser er i'm Namen ieiner &C.
gierl1ng nodmals gegen ben YeidluB
@iniprub erbebt, &uBlanos Ser
treter bon alien 9erotungen Ser
&onferen5 ous5ul6lieBen, sic iid niht
ouf Bic 9aroanellen : 8osporus= Sro=
ge be5teben.
Die Sibung am Wontag gait Sic
fer Srage, n1r6 in ibr lte0te Gttti6e=
rim Sen Mntrog, 6aB Die 9urdfobrt
6ur6 6ie bei6en Weeres itroBen nur
tiirfii6en &riegsi6iffen geltattet, 10
pie 0aB Sic Sirfen bas &e6t babe11
ionten, 6%ieielben 5u befe1ttgen. S.
met Yai9a, ser &eboumddtigte ser
tiirfiihen geattonolilten, berlangte
lt%nbe0ingte &ontroue iiber sic 9rtrd=
fabrt fir sic Siirfei, iomie @er5idt
auf Sic Sor0erl1ng, 6oB Sic Mee=
res1traBen nidt mi1itGri16 befeitigt,
beam. beiebt mer6en 6iirften. Ttin=
ti9ertn betonte> Sic &obeitsredte Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Ntur. nnb oaB lie oielen ganaen
Gelo3ngsplan Damn audi mirfli9
burdfiibrte, oas 1T eben ibre Sel'
oentat.
gs genii1te oa5n ia n!bt> 0aB lie
mid, inter gntpidlung bon &r1f.
ten, sic i@ i1r nte 5ugetrart bGtte
uno Sic iie ei0entli6 audi 0ar nidt
belaB, e1nporbob unb in oas a11-
jtobenSe S1laf5immer i6leppte,
nno oaB ite Damn gum Doftor rant
te. sic mBte pielruebr 5tpii6en-
ourb oen ongitli@ geluoroenen
2ieblingen oles M09li6e por>~lii.
gen., Tie mllbte ipater in ouer Gle
Sic Oronung inn @eibnaGtS3immer
b%eriteqen, iie muBte 10 biel Ser.
ldie6enes auf einmal tun uno lid
ielbit 10 p0uig pergeiien, baB iie
mirfli6 cine 6ffentli6e &~elobtanng
fir ibr muitergiiltiges @erbolten
per6iente.
Mein critics @rmaben aus Ser
@epubtloiigfeit lieB mid 51pei rebt
ernlte @eiibter ieben: 6aS meir1er
Martba uno oas meines &ausor5'
tes. Mie mar mir metne Srau
idSner cri6iene1, ielbit nl6t ots
8raut. Mber ais Ser Mr5t tie oann'
auf Die 3ei6en Ger @rbolung BET
mir bin>pies, u1lo als iid in Die
"&ummermiene Martbas 6araufbtn
Gin 2Gdeln ltabl. ga batte i6 fte am
lieblten totgefiiBt. @s ging ni9t
an; 6enn ib perlor pon neuem Die
8eiinnung.
Sci ser 5meiten @iidtegr bes 8e'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Etnr taptrrf Tram.
Gim @eibnadts=G rlebnis.

1i6es lag 1T &al,fden oaneben.
un0 ser 8arm batte feline 5man5ig
fleinen bunten 2idter9en auf ben
:3weigen uno Gbmud in Meuge.
Mlio. ia -, i6 oronete oie Sc,
ibente, i6 fllte 6ie Seller nit
Mepfeln uno Niiien - peri6pen-
0erii9, oas befenne i9, ober gana
oDne Geue -. 9ann begann 0as
2idteran5iin0en.
SIM Neben5immer b0rte i9 meme
&in0er @eibna9tslieoer iingen, ser
abtjabrige Sorg begleitete iie oa5u,
10 gut es geben moQte, auf ieiner
fleinen @ei9e. Sd iob oie glid-
liden M1tgen Ser i6limmen @eieu-
i6aft ourd Die Niben Ser Sir blin-
5eln uno b0rte, pie Sic Mutter
ibnen nit Dem pl0bliden &eri6min,
Ben ser gan5en &errlid}feit orobte,
penn tie fire Nel&gier ni6t au 5u=
gel11 berm09ten.
Mues i6ten fertig; 10 bunte 2id-
ter6en brannten. 9a be1nerfte id,
0aB ga115 maize Der Sptbe nod zines
unange5iinoet oeS Strei6bol5es
barrie.
SD 6atte sic anoeren ale pom
SuBbo6en aus errei6en f0nnen; oie-
ies cine aber itan6 5u boG.
S6 munoerte MIDI 5uerit elm flei-
mes @eilden, tpie Martba es mobl
fertig befolnmen batte, 0as 3man-
5tgite ga binauf 5t praf4isieren.
Damn erblidte i@ in Ser Gle UNI
iere &u6enleiter, bolte fie iGnen
beran, flappte iie a%usetnanoer uno
itieg binaltf.
9o - Elm &naden in Ser Setter;
Elm 3uiammenbreden. Sd i@lug
borniiber binein in 6er lt9terge>
i9miidten Baum, Der Baum i~tiir5te;
i9 nit linn - un6 berlor oaS 8e>
tuuBtiein.
@as in ben 1G9iten Minuten
ge1bab, erfu6r i9 naturlt6 crit
}p4ter. Sc NOR cine ltarfe Sapfer>
feitspriifung fir Martba. Iber fie
beItano iie glan5en6.
vDu, ga 6rinnen bat es &C.
bumlt," batte Der Sorg gerufen, lob
DEM @eibna6tsmann mas palitert
ijt?"
~vDer @ater lit ia bel linn" bate
Dora i'm berubigt.
Meine Srau aber, Die oos 8rm-
fen gleiGfoQs pernommen botte uno
1ofort Sen rtdttgen "3uiammenbang
abnte> iagte i6etnbar gelaiie1: ~SS@
per6e einmal na6ieben. Mber ibr,
ni9t ourds @6liiiello@ guden.
Cont - ibr miBt ia! rno nun:
ale u%m16reben!
Mls iie Damn bereinge5li6t mot
rno 6as ungliid NIT Mugen bel al,
oa miro es ibr oo6 mobl 5uerit ben
Mtem peri1lagen baben. Sc bette
ia nidts Seuer gefangen, nno Die
orei, pier 2idter ant &aum, Die
nod brannten> batten o%ffenbar ollie
2ult, aus5ugeben, uno tpeinten
&ropfe1t auf Sropfen. aber oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

&oren sic mr., b1ren gte MIR.
&ann lic miiicn, DOB Sic nit eihem
blauen Muge oaDonBetommen iino
uno notwithstanding idon mpr9en
mieoer fr0blih init Den 6r0bliden
fem f6nnen? Netn, Tie fam es
niht miiien; iie lit iiderli6 bulb
per5peifelt. llno bennod) bat lie
bie &roft, ben 4inoern 81 er5ab-
len, sic bdtten letoer gan5 not
menotgermeiie nod eilmal gum
Metbnabtsmunn geben miiiicn, Der
lie porbin 10 lallt gerufen Dobe,
sic fG1nen pieueibt beute gar nidt
mebr mieoer. sic ioQten aber nldt
langer 51 marten brauben. ltno
iebt ipringen Die &angen an Der
Mutter bo4 nn0 moaen iie tot
%fiiiien."
~@ie iAL" mari id eiu.
vSa, ia - unO mie ih, D0tte ib
beinape geiagt. 80 ellle tapfere,
topfere 1rou. Mber nun ion lie
bon ollsr Mngit erl0it .mcr0en."
st tlopfte leiie an Die Sir. Sic
@in5,r perna6men eS iiderlib ni6t.
Aber Dos DIR meiner 5rau batte
Die san5v lette B!artellt1noe onf
Sas 5ignal gelauiht. &aum mar
es seJeben, Ga mar tie berinnen
bci mir, Die &ano a1f 6en 8uien
eeorlidt> gefaBt auf beioeS, oos
G@limmite uno oas 8elte.
Ser Mr5t 5tpoug it6 Elm fait az
nii9es 3Gheln auf oie 2ippen uno
iagte:
u5teben sic ood) nidt 6a mie
Martba ant Rrelts. SIR W}nnn TT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

ser oiplomafiiden ge5iebungen gig
eriter biplomntiider gertreter Der
Geutiden &epublit nad ben yer.
staaten fam lit BON Der oeutide1t
8egierung abberufen mor6en. er
legte am samstag fem Mmt nieoer,
uno an ieiner SteQe miro 81. Sans
Seinrid 3iedboff, bisber 1. 5efre'
tar ser oeutifen @eianoidaft in Yrag
BEN Yoiten oes 8otidaftsrates belief
ben.
Son 3bernlanns S6eiben miro in
nmtliden amerifaniiden iotpie IN
btplonatiiden &reilen Der Bunoes-
bauptjtoot aufri6tig beoauert; oenn
er mar angemein beliebt. Seine Mb-
berufung fat nidts nit Dem leeten
@abinettsmediel IN 9euti6lano 81
tun, ion6ern lit 0arauf 5urud5ufubz
ren> 6aB ibm als %erfabrenen 9iplo=
maten mi9tige aufgaben in Berlin
anpertro11t peroen ioQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

bett or; Sem 6l1bbooen oufpflan.
gen. g: 6pise '6eriibrte genau Die
Bimmeroede.
Sim Nadmittog oes "a. De5em-
Bet gelang es mir unter &inmeis
a1f meme lange 9Selooienlt5ett uno
6arauf ooB ih aud inn Sabre oor>
ber 6as Selt nidt batte feiern f0n-
11er - Oa ih i'm 9a5arett gelegen
batte 49, l1rlalb 5u erbalten.
Sd berpouit0ltoigte alio meme
MISUNDERSTANDING unb elite bann
nod @ouie, mo- Wartba, meme
Grau> Sore, 9ora uno Sorg mid
}@on iebnlidlt ermarteten.
S9neu oB ih 0as> beibeioene
Nabl, oas mir Mortba bereitet bat'
te, unb peridmano Damn in oen
eebeimntsbollen &oum, Ser ii6 am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Sd bobe bon lcber cine bobe
Geinuug BON Deu Mut meiner
5rau gebabt. Sdon oab tie MIDI
xfleiuen 8eomten" g~ebeiratet bate
- trns 6es Deftiglten Mbratel1s H.
yer gelaulten Germanotidaft 49,
bate mir gepoltig in1ppriert. Mtein
Relpeft mar nod gepad)len, ais ib
erlebte, nit meld)er beiteren &ube
fie midi breI111al &ater iuevOen llcb.
11nb als Damn gar Der &rieg iiber
inns bereinbrad) uno iic, wabreno
i9 iVa;rlong oral1Beu mar, falt
obne {; slf5cr ourd)bielt, "a batte
Id g%e9laubt, meine Sc.punOerltng
Tonne iid) ullluoJ!ld) nod lteigern.
rno sod geld)aD nles.
gs NOR @cibrad)ten porm Sabr.
Meine orci &inoer batten 10
Iange gcQll1lt, bis ib MIDI zines
id0ncn cages allflnod)te uno Sor-
5dl1rasrcilen nadl eil1e1l Dun0er-
idonen IND Ood) biaigen 8ei5-
%nad)t3borun ullltcltc. Sd batte
@liid gcbatt ullO cine mjrfl!b to-
oelloie Gocltulnc erobert. Sic mar
MIR etmas iebr lang a%eroten; Inn Tie
stidt IN ilrer Erod)t 81 i4aotgen,
s1t,,Bte ih tie gcgcu mci1le @emobn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
bomeu's Qufruf.

OMAHA, Nebr., 5. Sea. Sin in
Omaha, Nebr., erlaliener Mufruf oes
bei BEN lebte1l @ablen gum Senator
ertpablten @epublifanerg g.. 9. @ow-
eG erflart, 6as 8ubnipitem ser Ser.
Staaten orobe in Sic @anbe ein5elner
meniger @apitalilten al faQen. @lei6=
5eitig tritt er audi gegen sic lleberz
nabme Der 8abnen our6 Die &egie=
rl1ng Elm. 9as 2ano lei fir einen
iolben S6ritt nidt porbereitet, beiBt
es in 1einen Musfiibrungen 11n0 az
gemeine &onfui1ion mare sic 5olge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

gu permonoeln, bamit Der langrui.
ielige @o1t quite Mufnabme fin6e.
Mad elm paar Eagen fam cine 8a.
genlaoung &eu fit Sen @lefanten
nit Mr. Golfers Soften @mpfeblun:
gen." un6 frr5 oarauf ltelte it'd
Marf Smain elm imponiereno oretn-
idauenoer &err Dor: rYrofel1ot
Diop, gelernter @lefantenmarter."
Sic 8eitungen beriGteten u6er Den
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., uno oQes wa1
in groBter Spannung. Gem groBen
&umori1ten ielbit aber mar es etpaS
lnbeimli@ gu Mutez oenn er abnte
@6limmes; am @eibna@tsabeno
fam Der @lefant ridtig an: cine lie.
bensgroBe Mttrappe aus Pappe!
Mearf Smain, Der ewige Spotter,
mar 5iesmol angefibrt. Mn cine
mun6erli6e @eibnadtsgabe Gar
lilies erinnert elm 3ettel, Der fi6 III
ieinem Ma9laB porfano. ST la1tet::
v&ier sic Amueiiung auf eine11
Mn1d1ta11oer 1uf ole rellllulle Del
Grauen. @egen fir ibr bibi9es sc.
iiGt, nno m0ge es immer 10 blib.
iauber Dor Grobltdfeit iein, ME e.
mir teuer lit, iauber ODER nibt. Sb.
Garlple, 25. Ge5ember 1850" Sci.
gefugt mar elm Giinfpfnnoi6ein, unto
6as @an5e lit EN- 3engnts fir ote
9ergeBlibfeit 6es groben Mannes,
Der crit ah Morgen 6eS eriten Seter.
tages li1 6aran erinnerte, ooB CT
Den bon ieiner Strait gerDiin19ten
8aid1tGnoer ni9t gefauft babe.
Srau Sane bat iib mobl ooer libel
Sen .Mabagonitiib nit Marmor.
pIatte" ielbft faufen miiien.
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Scr 6nmur I'M @eibnadsgeidenf.

6rib &euters @ei@idte bonn
&uti@bod, ser, 1T pielen @rempla-
rem Dem Mbnungsloien gu @eibna@>
ten geidenft> in flaiiiider @eiie
5eigt, ~mat ut enc ueberrai6ung rut
tommen fann," idiloert Die nedis
iden @trei@e, Die Der &obolo ces
56enfens al @eibna9ten man6-
NAL ausfibrt. Gieier &obolo ipielte
Marf Smain fur5 Dor ieinem Sooe
einen @trei@> iber SEN itG gan3
Mmerifa amii1ierte. @ein 8erleger
Golfer ibrieb etnige @o@en Dor
oem Seit ieinem erfolgret4iten 4u.
tor, ct meroe ibm 6iesmal cine eben.
10 ib0ne mie eigenartige @abe ipen'
oen: einen. @leianten! Ser Gi@ter
mar uber 6ieie Musli@t ni9t geraoe
ent5udt, aber er fonnte ieinen Ser
(eger ni6t belei6igen un6 CAB 6aber
,nti6loiien SEN Nuftraa Die Nuto.
nobilgarage in Elm @lefantenbaus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
Sic STRIDE uno oas aloer< @arassetmeaus af benz Sion in Serudaent

9ur9einanoer bon Baum, Wenfl
uno 2etter iab eri@redeno genr!.
aus.
Martbas @nti@luB mar ibnen
gefaBt. @ritens pollte ite mid
aus meiner Gage befreien, moglihil
.ing 8ett bringen un6 einen Nr5t
bolen, 5peitens iouten 6ie &inoer,
mer11 es iib irgen6 umgeben lieB,
nthts bon meinem unfau erfahren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Iiirfei f0nnten n1lr gepabrt peroen,
1penn 0ieie ariegsidiffe in Ben Weer>
engen bdtten uno ale fremoe ariegs-
l6iffe bon BORT ausgei6loiien Mir
Ben. Die 8efeItigung oerielben lei
%notlpenoig, our Siderung Ser I'M
abbangigfeit ser 1urfen nno beion-
oers gum Sdube &onitantinopels.
Der @inbrud bel alien Mitglieoern
ser &onferen5 lit oer, oaB sic 9era-
tungen jett am fritiiben Eunft an
gelangt iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

Meno Dor Den Muge11 unieres &lee.
bIatts mie elm @dhen Stmmelret6
a1ftun ioate.
Martba batte ibon ttbtig por-
a%earbeitet. Ser ebrmiir6ige Mns-
Siehtiid,. oe,1 ib geerbt batte, mar,
Neutrality-suspicious., Elm bluten-
meiBes Safeltiid}t1d beoedte tbn,
flint tiefe Tcaer Jarrten Der Sill
luna: unerlei Niirtlibes ino Nieo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

muBtietns iaB rur Der Mr5t bel mir.
uno orinnen int Seit5immer i@Qute
eitel Subel. Sd bertrand 6as erit
nt9t.
Ser &err 9oftor aber fab gon5
perflart Ga.
v@iIien sic, lieber Greuno,"
jagte er, ra66em er iid iiber5engt
batte> oaB i'd perbanolungsfabig
mar, vlpiilen sic, ib babe ood idon
auerbano in meiner BrariS erlebt,
aber 10 cine Srau mie ..Sbre 6rau
L-neinl Die gibt'S nt4t apeimol.
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.Oeutiher Diplomat ab:
berufen.

Woibinetom .. 6. 6. De5. = Ser
2euti6en 8otidoft in 8aibington
lit cine ollsge5eidnete &raft berloren
g%egangen: 8otidoftsrat gomunb b.
Sbermann, ser bei @ie0erau uobne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

ni3t geito:be,l; er lit &1eu geboren
- elm ferngellm6er Snnge, liebe
6ral1 Wolter.
S6 beihrz:De nidt> maS meiter
Dor iib gi,1s. Mu@ iebt nod mnbte
Mart6a Eopierteit bemeiien, oamit
our9 ibren Sl!bei oie &inoer ni91
merften, oaB @ater niht %fortgegon=
gen mar, ion0ern i'm 8ett lag. @ic
bra6te eS fertig.
Die Setter, Die in ser &rtegs-
3e1t oltersi9ma6 gemoroene, boben
mir al @ilpe1ter feierlta berbrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

SIR &inoer, iperrt 6as Mas@en auf,
Sc rie6t na9 8eibna9tstorten,
&upre@t itebt ant @tmmelsbero
unb badt 6ie f~einften @ortenl
SIR &inber, lperrt bic Ieuglein auf,
Sber ne6mt Sen Spernguder,
Sic groBe @immelsbI9ie, 1ebt,
Eut &upre1t gang bou 3uderl
Ct treut - Der &u@en lit ibon bou -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14

ST ftreut - ma, bos tpir6 munter -
st i6utteIt Die 8ii@ie unb 1treut unl
Sen gan3en 3uter b%tnunterl
SIR &inoer, lperrt Die Wdul6en aufl .
@9neu, 3uder i9neit es bentel
ISangt alfl @olt S9iifelnl Sb1
glaubt es ni9t? -
8as Ieib ibr ungIdubi9e 2eutel
Raul a, 9 ebmeI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-14
SILK PILLOWS

There is always a demand for a beautiful pillow to
grace the fine home furniture. We are showing pillows
made up for suggestions. Every known material is at.
your disposal to choose from.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
VARIED ACTIVITIES
SLATED FOR REAL
ESTATE men HERE
Committee of Board Show
Beehive" Tendency for
City's Improvement.

Much interest is being manifested
in realty circles by the Increasing
activities OF the Washington Real
Estate Board, according to Mr..
John A. Petty, executive secretary.
Every day there Is some committee
holding a meeting in the boards
ofices. These committees cover a
wide range of activity and their
aggregate membership numbers al
most 100. There are So many prob
lens being studied and worked out
for the further development Of the
board that it is difficult to get suf
ficient members to devote the time
necessary to the work.
Actual results accomplished since
the board rcorganized six months
ago. Il was stated, are evidenced
by the many expressions of salts
faction reaching the Officers. both
from members and the public in
general. A further evidence of
the universal approval among real
tors of the boards work Is that, not
withstanding q very material in
crease in dues. effective January 1.
for active members. only one resig-
nation has been noted.
In addition to almost daily COM
mittee meetings scheduled for the
present month, the board will hold
two luncheons. a night meeting and
supper. and a realtors dance. dur
ing January. Special committees in
charge of these meetings have
about completed plans in anticipa-
tion OF r large attendance.
On behalf OF the luncheon COM
mittee. Edmund D. Rheem. its
chairman. announces that luncheons
will be held on January IL and
January IS at the Lafayette Ho-
tel. At the first luncheon Hon. John
Barrett will make an informal ad-
dress, and it is expected that he
will exhibit his collection Of pic
lures partly illustrating his re-
marks.
The entertainment committee
headed by Robert L. McKeever
as chairman. is in charge of the
10. at Wardman Park Hotel. The
of entertainment and buffet sup
per to follow Immediately after the
business meeting Roger j. White.
ford. member of the local bar. will
informally discuss certain lega'
problems OF interest to realtors.
Frank A. Gibbons. chairman
Of the special committee arranginr
| an Informal dance. announces that
returns are coming in very salts
| factorily and Indications point to q
large attendance at this first social
function of the board. The dance
originated with the idea Of giving
the young members of the board an
opportunity to meet socially and
develop a closer acquaintanceshir
in their daily work. The dance
will be given in the ballroom al
Wardman Park Hotel on the even
ing of January -. and IL is an
nounced that special musical enter
tainment and refreshments will be
served.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08

Home Building
Drive Planned
For California

Bankers Of California are backing
the BODYBUILDING campaign to be
carried on next spring under the
auspices of the California Real Es-
tate Association. The American
Bankers Association, in session a,
Los Angeles, passed a resolution de-
claring: Home building on a larger
scale is needed, and we urge upon
the members of this Association tina,
they extend a sympathetic consid-
Grafton to this problem and substan-
tial aid In its solution"
The own your home movement
will be discussed at the annual con.
vention Of the California Real Es-
tate Association in Oakland. Janu.
airy 1921. The BODYBUILDING cam
paign under State real estate direc.
ton will start simultaneously ir
many of the fifty cities OF the State
where there are active real estate
boards.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
Riley ChirOpractic
School Opens 1922

The new school term OF the Riley
School OF Chiropractic for the year
1922 will open tomorrow evening. A
special entertainment has been ar
ranged for the incoming students
aud many alumni will be present. The
enrolment Of new students has pro-
crossed rapidly and the new class
will be larger than in former years.
The number of new converts TO Chi
ropractic science Is highly gratifying.
and II is apparent now that there
will be a better understanding be-
tween many members Of the medical
profession and the practitioners of
drugless healing. The school has re-
Gently received several requests from
doctors OF medicine in various sec
tons of the country for trained chi
ropractors to assist them in their
practice. One medical physician of
Columbus. Ohio. recently wrote TO a
relative in Baltimore, urging him to
enroll for TIE course. with the prom
Use TO take him into partnership in
his practice in the Ohio capital. This
physician recommended the Riley
School on account of the fact that
DR.. Riley has been highly success
full in treating many patients who
have come to him from that State.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
EDUCATIONAL.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

tPostTGraduate)
The following courses, given at the down.
town center of the university, 1901 and 1901
st. wv. are open TO new Registrations
Winter Terms Begins January 8, 1922.
Diplomatic History Of Europe
american Legal History
International Law
Consular Jurisdiction
statutory Construction
Current Legislation
Citizenship
Claims Against Foreign Government,
Mohammedan Law
Medical Jurisprudence
Roman Law
Governments Of Latin America
Geography Of Commerce
Money and Credit
Public Finance
Geography Of Commerce
English Literature
Departmental Practice
Foreign Transported iop
Trade With the Orient
Anthropology
Federal Taxation
Psychology
History Of U. s. Since 1850
Religions Of the World
Cost Accountancy
Advanced Accountancy
Trusts and Monopolies
Political Science
Insurance
Economic Problems
Marketing
Modern Languages
Theism '
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
REALTY FIRM HERE
HAS ACTIVE WEEK
Hedges & Middleton Sell
Properties Aggregating
100000.

The hrm OF Redges and Middleton,
Inc, report the sale of residential
and business properties. aggregat-
ing $4,000. closed during the past
week. The transactions are as fol-
lows:
One OF Winfield Preston's new
houses at 1862 Spring place was
purchased by Calvin II. Davis, who
will occupy the same as his home.
A seven room and bath house
with all modern improvements at
1911 9Th street northwest. was pur-
chased from Lawrence A. Pyle by
Carlton +. Howell
A local investor purchased from
William F. Kraft premises 2439
18th street
Leonor f. Reed purchased from
L. P. Handy premises 260S Cathedral
avenue northwest. This is a colon
ial style house with rooms and
ments. Mrs. Reed will occupy the
same.
Premises 1907 3Sth street was
SOlu ny NOTluT. " lllldnl .. rye 10
Elizabeth X. McMsster. This is
a emi-detached brick with S rooms
and bath. modern, and has a built
in garage.
A local investor purchased 2s21
18th street northwest, from Rev.
Michael Gallagher. 1t will be held
for investment purposes.
Gertrude l. and Emma A. Willard
purchased a new home at 1864
Spring place from Winfield Preston.
This is a 6 room modern home.
Premises 1343 Parkwood place
northwest, was purchased by Will
lam Crawford from Frederick E,
Stepp. This is a 6 room modern
house of@the colonial style. and
will be occupied by the purchaser.
James s. Judge purchased 1895
Morrison street, Chevy Chase. This
is. a detached house situated on a
lot 1o0x130. 1t contains IL rooms,
baths and has a garage for two
cars. The house is of hollow tile
construction.
G. w. tombstone purchased from
c. c. Mcpherson a detached house
at Aurora Heights, Virginia. Mr..
tombstone will occupy the same as
his home
Aileen NJ. Callaghan sold to a
local investor premises 914 New
york avenue northwest. There is
store on the first floor and several
apartments above.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08
Insurance Comes
In 1874 Packages

Edward A. Woods, writing in
The Journal of the American Bank
ers Association says there are 1874
specific different hazards which may
be insured against by some kind
of insurance company-froTn such
general forms of life. fire. marine,
health and accident to very un-
usual possibilities such as tornado,
hail, riot, insurance of pay rolls.
etc. The list may even be extended
by many contingencies not insured
against by any American company.
bat for which one has to 20 to
Llcyd's famous organiza zion. which
will insure against almost every
thIng-from war with Japan TO
twins. Everyone of these forms of
insurance against contingencies
that might cause a loss is a credit
stabiliZer. Inasmuch as the great
est less than can affect credit is
human life. ii is significant that in
America over half the total popu-
lation. or 100000 people, carry
life insurance of some kind to the
vast amount of 5000. 900. 000-a
sum greater than the wealth of any
of the nations of tho world. with
the exception OF the United States,
Great Britain, Germany, France
and Russia.