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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

ct. SencSiets Sbitre / Sell Gitp,
Snb., ifriper: "Si bar Or. 9eters
alrifo for bort eget 8rug, for6i 6en
er meset goo og altib tilfre6sItiQen.
Be-" 5olf / ane 2ibsitiuineer taller
roienbe ON bette gamle, tiosprsoeSe
llrtemiboel, Or. Seters &urifo, forOi
set er en- paalioelig fsrite Si9lp GA
ofte aft, Der er fornsoent / De olmir.
beige Spgoomme, iom fprefommer
/ enbper Samilies oaslige 2ip. Gen
Teller albrig at giere gobt. Gen er
life nosen s~lpotefsmeoicin; ipecieue
agenter forbanbler ben. Si6ere So.
lpsning gibes meo Sornsielie og ara.
tis al 9r. Yeter~ Sabrnep & Cons
Co., 2501 @aibin9ton gIpb., Gbico.
go, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Gn II. 9. TlaaSc ! Sprfiet.

On 3plpt amerifanife 0eitropers
anfom iaaar. Ssnbaa, Norses til
acnItantinopel for at beifptte ameri.
fanifc SrteresIer | @osporus og
Warmoraiicen, Zen amerifanife
6laaoe | tprfiife Sarpanoe teller
berefter ODER Ell Snes &rieSifibe, on
Nomiral Song er paa Sei oertil ira
Gibraltar for at ia Gomnlanboeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Senb Soften" biem til SIGetninoer
% Senner / @amleIanbet. Sun $500
Iaret. On Ibonnent, fom bar beIeot
Norge, ifriper til ps: "8i fdnht fIere,
fom lit "Yoiten" tiIienbt os bar 9oot till
frebs n,eb 8labet; be fortalte, at Sc ianOt
mere Nnt ON Eor9e / bet eno be faubt /
norife Ibiier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Oct fioIte Sfib no.

Sra 9apion Gitp, gl,con Serri.
torn, meloes, at ben iibite Gamper
paa gufonfloben for iaar oen 1860
Sftober bar afgaaet berfra, % of
Sorbinbelien meo noenperoenen !
WinterieIonen bill BIZ pebligeboISt
CT Seligencepognen, iom gaor re-.
Suite til 8Dite Sorie.
Oct bar, Deber oct bibere, bprct
BEN miloeite Seit, man bar baut ser.
cppe paa mango Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
&rissifi6e furliit.

ct Telegram ira Hiaa bercttcr, at
DC ruSiiifc Yanierfrpoiere "&oSiipa"
% "8romnbot" tiaigemeo enbel on.
ore Sfibe er aaat unber t Ell Storm |
Siteriieen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

ESTKnxD AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
rHE Posr OFFICE AT DEcoEAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARcH3 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
8libcflpuning.

Sibite Wobe blanot Slpoerne er
altiau at flppe i slpparater l,oen Wo.
tor, @libcmaifiner funbe man bel
faloe Dem. ct "@libeiteone" bolotes
/ CONNER / Sronfrig - oct bar oct
fsr'te / lit SIags og off life nibere
rart - ltgen efter boIotes ct anoet
neb Wasierfitppe / Spiflano, bpor ct
Yor itnge Stuoenter forbauieoe Ser.
Den peo at ieile omfring / to-trc
elmer / Waifiner uoen noqcniom.
BELT Sripfraft.
s bisie Gage boINcs ct treble "@li,
~oeitepne" peo 2epeS / Gualono, bpor
Ell franIf 6lpuer, WaneprolIe, iaaar
CLEO omlfring | 2ltitcn i tire elmer og
81 Wtinllter, % han itcg reo fprit ga
oct bar for merft til at bolbe paa
Longer.
Snart blir sc bel liae ioa flinfe
iom gamle Cages Srolofirrrinaer,
lem flsi til S~lofsbiers paa en- Sope.
lime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

qPs sberfisfementerne | "Secornbs9Soften-.
efriu cftcr Erspeerentpfarer df "Set,rnb.
gpiten ps 9eo Arncn"! mieft uobreote norfe
gIao | Mnertfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
MINNEAPOLIS CASH WHEAT PRICES
CASH SALES IN MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.

butter, extras ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
FIRST t;s.--. 4
Eggs, prime Northumberland, =
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
AUTO WRECKED BY
CARELESS DRIVER

Skidding seems TO be one of the
special dangers of auto-riding these
moist days, especially on the pave.
ment where the sun has no chance
10 hasten evaporation. An Ottawa
1arty found such to be the fact Sun
day evening while riding through
one OF the outlying districts of Chi
cago. Among those constituting the
party We're Mrs. L. a. Williams and
her daughter, Mrs. Lorena Jordan of
idaho. and Mrs. Charles A. Williams
of Chicago. An approaching heavy
touring car driven by someone who
was either intoxicated or needless
was skidding from side to side and
Ehen opposite the Williams car
swung against the latter with such
force as to almost completely wreck
both machines. The Chicago lady
was taken to the hospital where she
still is confined while Mrs. Jordan
was taken to the home of her broth
err and will probably be laid up for a
few days. 1t is not believed that
either lady is seriously injured.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
JACKIE TiCkLED
PINK OVER CLUB
ORGANIZED HERE

From his studies in sunny Los An.
geles, Jackie Coogan. famous boy
'llm star, sent message of greeting
yesterday 10 the newly formed Jackie
Coogan club of Ottawa. Jackie eX.
pressed himself as "tick.ed pink"
over the honor his Juvenile admirers
OF Ottawa bestowed upon him.
The first meeting of the newly
formed Jackie Coogan club, consist.
ing OF boys and girls under sixteen,
was held yesterday at tho Gayety
and riotous time was had by ALL
More than 200 youngsters turned out
10 join the club and were given mem,
bership badges and cards emitting
them 10 the clubs various privileges,
including admission 10 see "Oliyer
Twist which open at the Gayety
on Monday and all other of Jackies
pictures playing here at reduced
price
But the big things from the stand.
point OF the kids were those men,
bership badges. There 1t was in
BLACK and white, "Mmber--Jackie
Coogan Club" A war hero receiving
MS lTOlA Ue huclIt COuIu Hul HuNe
regarded his emblem more fondly
or with greater pride than the young
Coogsnites regarded their badges, TO
them IL was q special mark OF distinc.
ton open stS me 20 exclusive priv.
ileges. How they did strut and pos.
ture once the shining badge had been
securely fastened to their coat lapels
anil dresses.
The reading OF Jackies telegram
was tho first step taken in the tolma.
ton OF the Jackie Coogan club. The
little stars message read:
Dear Members VI the Jackie
Cooean Club:
Il am sure tickled pink that Won
are forming a club and naming Il
after me. CANE ! he an honorat<
member would love 10. Please
write and let ne Snow. Loads OF
Christmas wishes lr3m your ilt'le
friend, Jackie Coogan II the
meeting, conducted by Jackie'S Chi
cage representative, the young star
vas elected honorary president. 4
plan fer the future activities OF the
Juvenile club was then outlined ara
adopted.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
POPE MAY SUMMON
entire EP|SC0P ACY
TO MEET IN R 0 N {
ENcYcLlcAL ISSUED TODAY
DEALS WITH WORLD EVENTS
--REGRETS PRESENT EVILS
AND CREED FOR WORLDLY
THINGS.

Rome, Dec. 96.--(By the A. PJ-
The probability that the pope will
call meeting of the entire catholic
episcopacy in Rome during the next
jubilee year was announced in the
papal encyclical issued today. Such a
meeting would be continuation OF
the ecumenic council which was held
in Rome in 1870.
Pope Plus encyclcal recalls the re-
cent conflicts in Italy an dthe efforts
of the church to quiet them. Among
the peaceful events of recent years
1t recalls attention to the twenty
sixth International Eucharistic con
gress and the great religious nantes
tation of the image OF the Virgin
tation attendent upon the transpor'
from Rome to Loreto.
The letter enumerating present
world evils which il says are caused
by a greediness for material things,
says that the remedy is chiefly 10 be
found in 4 return to Christ which
means peace, justice and love among
all peoples. respect Tor order and
authority and combating material
ism as well as teaching true democ-
racy and brotherhood.
Pope Plus announces the probabil.
ity OF his summoning meeting of
the entire Episcopacy of the world
in Rome in the course of his APP
preaching jubilee year as y continu-
alton OF the ecumenical council at the
vatican held here in 1870.
The pontiff praises efforts at Uni
versal pacitlcation. He condemns
divorce, modern dances and immodest
fashions. The enCyclical expresses
the hope that all those who are still
outside the church OF Christ may en-
ter ii. The pope says he is encour-
aged in this hope by the fact that
nearly all the states of the world
have entered into relations with the
apostolic see. He regrets that Italy.
his country and the seat of the pa
pacy is not among these, and protests
against the situation OF the holy see
in this country which, he says has
nothing ofear from II.
The enclyical with an eXhortation
to prayer and with the bestowal Of
the apostolic benedication.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
|ss!s[aF

a. ! i 4gsa A-ss.s
,OAH Of tho most delightful Of ho'i.
DAY dances was given at the Armory
dred and fifty couple in attendance.
II vas the seventeenth annual Christ
mas dance and al who attended spent
pleasant time Good music was
furnished for dancing with Benny
Goodman formerly OF Bensons or
chcstra Of Chicago as a special enter
tainer.
Olivet Shrine will entertain with a
Christmas party for all children OF
Masonic families, Wednesday, Decem-
Der 27th at the Masonic Temple. From
TO al children between the ages
OF eight and fourteen and from s to
10, will be tho hours for the Boy
Builders and all the boys and girls
OF Masonic families over the age Of
fourteen years.
X !. :. =
Miss Madeline Cont OF Eigin. HI
nois, and Mrs Alphonse Carretto Il
this city were united In marriag this
morning at 8 O'Clock at st. Josephc
church in Elgin Miss Cont came to
this country about two months ago
from Camerano, Italy and has been
making her home with Ler sister Mrs.
Pauline Boscio OF Elgin Mr.. Carretto
is the manager of the Chicago Fruit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
OTTER CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs, II, A. BencKendorg
spent Friday evening at the Edw
Jones home.
Mi and Mrs. Herman Steidle and
children were callers al the Joe Kuhn
home Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Appleby spent over Sunday IT
the r. {. Haiirber home
Herman Steidle was Ransom cal.
Ter Monday
Mrs. Herman Denokendorf and son
Eugene spent Monday with her sister
Mrs, Il, c. Harder.
T., u. Tucker of Ottawa was bust.
ness caller In Otter Creek Monday.
Edw. Jones and daughter Carte
spent Monday evening at the 4. Harry
home.
Paul Seller was an over night
quest at tho Bert Flanagan home
saturday night
Mrs. Tim Harry spent Monday az
the home of Herman Stoldlc's.
Jesse Thompson, hauled corn &c
Herman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Allen visited
at the Frank Reed homo Sunday.
Mrs. Allie Peterson and daughter
Laura visited over Sunday with
friends in Ottawa.
William Kiss Jr, Johnny Lucas and
Carl Franks motored to Chicago on
Wednesday returning home SATURDAY
Frank Reed, Walter Benokendorf,
VIM. 0Neil and Chris. Wolfangcr
shelled and delivered their corn TO
Herman the past week.
MIR and Mrs. Carl Wolianger and
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Gochanour visited
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Gochauour Near Blackstone.
Bert Flanagan and Paul Seller LETT
Tor Cleveland. Chic Wednesday morn
ine
Melvin Smith went 20 Ottawa Nov.
day last to serve on the jury.
Mr. and Mrs Norval Galloway Wis
itcd at the L. b. Kuhn home Sunday
Bert Flanagan called 1T tie r.
Harty home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bcnckendort
spent a lcw days OF tl.c past week IN
Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Fettcrs and daughter o.
Mcnncsot0 visited last week with her
sister Mrs. Howari Smith.
The Missionary society of the Zion
Evangelical church met with Mrs Al.
lie Peterson last Thursday afternoon.
The topic OF the lesson study wIs
The Tread OF tho Negro Wo&rld.
Tley've members were present and
three visitors OAe new member was
added. At the close OF the meeting
Mrs. Peterson served q delicious
lunch, The net meeting will be with
Mrs. Fred Baker, on January 9Th.
A box socislan program was given
Tuesday evening at Herman Booster
hall, b.. Miss Angler and pupils OF
Maple Grow school.
Misses Lydia and Ella Walling of
Strcator spent few days the past
week with their cougins Misses Ella
and Esther Hates of Grand Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Inks of Mich
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
SHERIDAN
stork TravAI' WI csn.a.


q happy ChrhlMas art VISA giyer
to Mr., and Mira. 81. RoUa. nn Dee a..
'ef ~ q t%elve pound baby boy.
Dr., Conncway has been very busy
lpr the past few days and Saturday
ie was laid up with the grippe.
d, Bernard Is holding HIS own, he Is
improving little each day.
Mr., and Mrs. +. w. McClary went
TO La Sale TO the home OF their
daughter Mrs. Harley Rogers and
'amily. who have just moved there
rom the farm.
Mrs. j. A, Guam Is sick from taking
care OF her daughter Mrs. Mabel
stevens who was Ill so long.
The little Campbell children Dickia
and Maxine, ara much improved.
Mrs. George Upland and little Janis
returned home Saturday from their
visit OF several months in Minneapo.
Il.
+, Bastien was not nearly so we'll
on Saturday, having a faint spell
early In the morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
KNOCKERS

4126. Here is house dress made
for practical use. The skirt with
free seam edges and accompanying
knickers mark this style as one that
fills q long felt want, The dress InGy
be turned up 10 the depth of the
slashes for greater freedom and
convenience The sleeve may be IN
elbow or wrist lergth.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes: "a,
SO, IS, 40, ~, "A and 4G inches
bust measure. IS inch size re-
Quires Us yards Of SO incn mate
rial for the dress and 2as yards Tor
the bloomero. Collar and cuffs OF
contrasting material as in large
view, will require Is yard. The
width OF the skirt at the foot is
about IA yards.
Pattern mailed TO any address ON
receipt of l5c in silver or stamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
WESTERN SENATORS.
PLAN ATTACK upon
RAILWAY MEASURE.
escH.cumnNs LAW UNDER FIRE
SEEK REVISION OF RATES,
WAGES AND REGULATION OF
CAR SUPPLY.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 26.--(Spe'
cial ,)--Western senators and repre-
sentatives are expected TO make an
effort early in January to get the In
terstate commerce committees OF
congress busy on proposed changes
in the Esch-Cummins transportation
act. With Harling's recommends.
ton for remedying the defects in the
TRANSPORTATION system back OF them,
they will urge action during the pres
ent session on the pending measures
relating to the regulation OF rates,
wages and car supply.
Administration leaders in transpor'
fation matters, however. do not APP
pear TO be anxious to begin consid'
Grafton of proposed changes in the
law at the present session.
They have not changed in their
point OF view that the president ttd
not expect congress to act on his
Recommendations during the present
session when he delivered his mes
sage Dec. s. but that rather he was
proposing a broad. comprehensive
program for the future.
< A clash between the members in
favor OF getting down TO bracs tacks
at once on the railroad problem and
those against such action during the
short session IS expected to develop
out of the situation.
The Esch.Cummins act was an is
sue in number of middle western
and western states in the last elec-
ton, and the opponents OF that legis-
lation point 10 the fact that mum
Der Of senator and representatives
who voted for the bill fell by the
wayside. While candidate who ran on
a platform calling for repeal OF the
law won out.
Senator's La Toilette Capper and
Brookhart probably will lead the
fight in the senate for serious con |
sideration by the senate interstate |
commerce committee of bills 10 re-
peal the provisions of the law direct /
ing the INTERSTATE commerce COM
mission TO prescribe rates that will
yield as nearly as may be fixed per
centage return on the value of the
of the carriers as a whole.
The rate of return is now fixed at
W per cont
Senator Brookhart. who fought the
Ssch. Cummins act bitterly in his cam
,aign in Iowa. attacked the act Wig
,rously in his maiden speech in the
enate
Attacks on the transportation act
nay be expected as part of the pro-
,ressiye program to force Harding
o call an extra session of the con-
gress. /
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
FATAL FEVER FOUND IN
CAT TI-E OF MIDWEST

Washington, Dec. 23.-Reports have
reac!fSf tlft departments of agriculture
Of oiftbrcaks Of shipping fever or
stock yards fever among cattle and
sheep on tho middle west The di.
seaso known az hemorrhagic sept
ce1rlia ii q blood poisoning which
proves fatal quickly, according to the
bureau Of animal industry which is
doing everything possible to combat
the pread q the disease. Disinfec'
ton OF stock yards, which mya be eff
fectiye Temporarily cannot be relief
upon TO. protect animals shipped &c
farms for feeling, according TO the De
partments experts. They suggest vac
cintaion of susceptible animals from
stock yards as an effective means o.
controlling the disease.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
DIVINE SARAH" GETS
BETTER, DOCTOR SAYS

Paris, Dec. 26,-by The A. PHO
condition of Mmo Sarah Bernhard
showed further Improvement this
morning and her Physicians said that
they tentatively considered her out of
danger.
They asserted that if the actress
remarkable recovery continued there
was a possibility that she might still
appear in the new Guitry play as
planned
llrio Berahardt was taken With a
faintiag spell during dress rchcars.
al of the play several days ago and
suffered a relapse OF Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
ANOTHER WOLVERINE:
GRID STAR NEAR DEATH

Chicago Dec 26--Herb Steger, half
heck on this years university Of
Michigan football team was reported
IN a critical condition today at a
Chicago hospital whore his is receiy-
ing treatment for relief from apper.
dicitis He was stricken Ia 1T Satu:.
day removed to the hospital and cp-
Grated upon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given tina.
there will be meeting OF the Stock.
holders Of the First National Bank OF
Ottawa, Illinois, or the Second (2nG J
tuesday in the month of January next
4 the hour of Two t21 o'clock p. m.
II said day for the purpose OF electing
not less than seven GU nor more than
even ID Directors for the ensuing
AZ the meeting
Year; the exact number to be decided
Ottawa, Illinois. November IA. 1922
OSCAR HAEBERLE. Cashier
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
The Moral Aspect.

lrate Parent 60 little girl watching
organ grinder)-Eyangeline, come
away from that foreign musician.
Whatever could l say to your father II
you We're to come under the Influence
Of The passionate music of Iialy?-
Bulletin (Sydneyl.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26

rs spending etaolntaoltaolnetao
Ia visiting with Mrs Inks parenta Mr..
and Mrs, Pete Durdan and family,
Mr., ana Mrs, Robert Brandos IS
vciting ut the Geo. Linn home,
The NJ, II. church held their Christ
mas entertainment Friday. evening.
josephine and Joseph Steidlo spent
Wednesday with Elizabeth Harty.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
CLAIM MINE GUARDS
TERR0RizED HERRIN

Marion, Dec. '23.-The terrorizing of
q peaceful countryside. abuse Of law
armed union leader was charged by
abiding citizens and killing OF an un.
!. witnesses for the defense today at the
trial Of five men chraged with murde'
n connection with the Herrt1 riots
Only two Witnesses testified at this
mornings session and cross examina.
ton Of a third held oyer yesterday
was completed for a recess over the
holidays to reconvene on January 2.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26

Galesburg. III, Dec. 26.-Albcrt
Peterson, 30. shot and seriously
wounded his father, Eliot, Peterson
j so, at Their home Monday and then
killed himself, neighbors say. The
elder Peterson's wife had left to call
on her daughter and neighbors be,
iieye the two quarreled after the
father began drinking, The father
may recover.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
CountrY's Backbone.

me ultimate greatness OF state
must depend more upon the character
OF It's country population than upon
anything else. Theodore Roosevelt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26
Mouse Called Gaod Luck.

IL Japan a ligli-ec;orcd mouse lr
the house is regarded rs 4 good omen
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-26

aud Produce Co., Of this city having
resided in this city Tor the past few
years,
Following short honeymoon, the
destination CT which they are keep
ing secret, they will be at home 20
their friends after January fifteenth,
at 1873 Fourth Avenue Ottawa, Hi.
noie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
BREAK GROUND IN MAY
! FOR States BUILDING
Materials and Supplies Will
!. Be Purchased Through
Competitive Bids.
Project WILL cosT s7oo.ooo
Eleven Architects HIVE liccn Invited
by Commission ia submit Draw
2 trEs-John n. Wilson VIII Aid
Body in Selection.

i All materials and supplies 10 be
hsed in the construction Of tine new
State office building In Capitol Square
will be purchased through coupcti-
Awe bids. IL Is emphasized by the
Committee named by tho General As
sembly to handle the $3.50 GOO project.
Sork on which Is t. he started next
tnonth according to prcseu; rlans
4 Eleven architects have been in
Sited by the building commission to
Eubmit drawings for Tho building.
Ground will be broken rs soon as
She commission accepts tha plans. 1t
will be aided In IS selection by John
y. Wilson, who has been selected as
Technical advisor
. The building VIII be erected in the
fouthcas; corner o.: Capitol square.
Il Will he seven stories in heirh, and
3he foundations Will ho constructed
with the view Of adding to the
teighth OF the building in the future.
the State departments need more
tffice space
: The erection - the building viii
provide the state with modern Offices
Sor It's officers and departments. and
2 saving OF $4,000 g year in rentals
gill be accomplished 4, also IS he
Eeved that the grouping of tie offices
- - NV''N 49, : "a scr tlalNAtifN ana
Tiil result in big saving to the
Etate.
Z Quarters for state officers now are
rented in The Pres hytcrian Ruldiuc.
chamber OF Commerce. Richmond
Hotel. MurDhr's Hotel Lyric Build
4ne, Travellers Building. Mutual
BuildinS and on South Third street.
pthcr Offices are in the buildings on
she western hait OF the Ford lot. tho
Capitol and tho state Library Rulla.
hEs. visitors 20 Richmond arc
greatly confused rs the Offices being
60 scattered. and there IS much com
plaiHt from strangers.
The building commission consists
ff Governor +. Lee Trlnkle. chalr
man pelcgate James L Jones. Of
ft'chmond, secretary: Lieutenant
ssiovernor jun,us J. West. Sneaker y
F. Brewer and Senator william II
seTreys. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
TRINKLE APPEALS TO VIRGINIA
IN BEHALF OF NEAR EAST RELIEF
Honorary State Chairman Mails Letter to SUNDAY
School and Church Workers Ministers and Public
SPIRITED Citizens lhroug hout Commonwealth

, trachoma have been segregated {,
ono compound for special ,r.n,m.n:
ana To prevent spread amon. other
children.
Aside from money. medicine and
sympathetic workers. the most hi.,h-
~ valued contribution of America
IN the Near East is old. clothes. Near
EAST Relief has shipped Il total Of
2'ooo.ooo pounds OF old clothes dur.
ing the last year. which constitutes
the chief clothing supply of the
refugee camps and the more destitute.
areas. I'm old suit from America is
worth more in purcharin., mower
IMAM government notes for loo. 400
rublcs.
Open Monastery ,ns Orphnna...
An ancient monastery i'm Cacsar.s.
AhatoI,h quilt 1000 years ago. when
ASIA Minor was II Roman province.
mas oa"n opened as an orphnuaa, OF
the Near East Relief, accordin: TO
dispatches received by Mir. sands.
separating those who Will I;c If
TODD is denied them from those who
VII manage 10 exist somehow hRs
been tn" hcart-rcnding task oC thu,
Near East Relief workers in th.
famine districts of Armenia and
Transcaucasinn Russia, but will be
no more, unless, immediate response
is made To the appeal OF tho Noar
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