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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

land. Detroit and out 10 the Pacific
Coast by way Of the Northwest and
Canada. where he is Unknown from
already HAVING made one or more APP
pcaranccs in "I.ombardl Ltd" hut the
thcaters out that way had requested
u farewell tour in this remarkably
successful comedy production.
II was only through the extremely
urgent appeals from the Southern
cities where Mr. cnrrillo had made his
initial appearance as II star this year
tina, Mr.. MOroSco was prevailed upon
to arrange an immcdiat" return tour
through the South and postpone the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

rillo In lombard Ltd" in this city.
the local thcater management wishes
TO emphasize the fact that this Will
be It's patrons last opportunity TO see
the brilliantly successful young Amer
lean acting star. who has scored such
II pronounced hit everywhere In the
South this season, in Lombard Ltd"
y new vehicle has been written Tor
him by the same authors. in which he
VIII appear in New York next fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Breeds Dazzling White
Variety of Carnaiion

LONDON, Jan. 2i.-Crossing the
American carnation. known AS
Mrs. II. w. Lawson" with Eng
lish plants. mas produced. after
twcnty-four years OF Selcctivc
breeding. dazzling white varic-
ty. the FIRST OF new race Of dis
case-rcsistinE flowers. which Is
described us Il triumph of horti-
culture.
us breeder. stuart Low. who il
showing his novelty. named White
Pearl. at the Royal horticultural
Hall here. has succeeded I'm re-
tanning the old carnation frar-
rance. which I'm many modern
varieties has almost vanished. |.
Is stated INIT the new pedigree
cnrna,ion has gone through all
disease tests ana has come out
unscathcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

ii. dc VI. in News Leader:
There are few plays which
stand ont in any season. and
lombard. Ltd" is one of
Thorn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
by Frederic and Fanny
HattOn.

Mr.. GARLIC In "I.ombardi
Ltd" is worthy OF fun house
every performances. We
don't have many opportunities
like TINS one"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
The Valentine Museum

Open Daily from 10 to 5.
Saturdays from 10 TO 3.
Admission Free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
c. N. Il. in Dispatch:

Garlic Is a remarkable actor.
His Characterization Is perfect.
He is supported by a splendid
cast"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

originally rlnnncd Pacific Coast tour
until The late spring ANA summer.
In making the announcement OF this
especially arranged return of Mr. Car
Evening star., 1922-02-23
WILL INCORPORATE
NEW AUDITORIUM
(PIans to Be Pushed and Com
pIetion Within Six
Months Seen.

Nhe matter of incorporating the
| NEW Washington auditorium project
| wns placed in the hands Of a local
N. Marper of the organization com.
mittee. The company is to be incor-
poraned under the laws Of the Dis
| trict. This action, to establish the
legal entity OF the new convention
hall, was taken by the advisory COM
mittee of the organization body at
| meetinA, held late yesterday In the
| office OF Chairman Harper.
The advisory committee also voted
! to invite nine Washington architects
to participate In competition tor
| the auditorium. The list of names Sc
Elected is thought to be the most rep
ressntav OF 9TH the 81 Eroup of ho OF archie are
said to be thoroughly qualified to de-
| velop a maeter plan for Washingtons
new hall.
| Reports received yesterday showed
that moro Than $4s7.o0o had been
in the projeat and Indications were
j that the $500, 900 mark would soon be
reached. WheG this goal is obtained.
Secretary Chatles j. Columbus said
today, no moIy money Will be ac-
cepted.
| Won't Lee UHUbS uIO"s
| At the close of yesterdays meeting
| Chairman Harper said:
| I'VE are not going to let any grass
grow under our feSt. The incorpora- :
| tion of the company Is being had at
| this time in order rhat all legal re-
| quirements can be fully met. The
company itself will take title to the
land. which must be ,paid for in full.
| since the first trust will be In the
| name of each and evAry investor. 1t
| is, therefore, of the utn1st Importance
that committee chairman. committee
members and Washington in general
| should Immediately undSsrwrite sub
scriptions to the stock.
'The advisory committt,e has di.
rected me to exercise the greatest
possible haste in developing plans Tor
the auditorium. We will allow q
for the competing architects to sub
nit tentative plans, and at Ghis mo-
ment there is every reason to belleve
that before the 1st of April Ne will
have selected our architect aRd GER
tainly within six months from today
the auditorium will be under ro\,f.
Many Conventions Await.
There is particular need for Shis
in view of the conventions that wA,nt
to come to Washington in the ftll
of this year and which cannot come
unless we have an adequate building
IN WnlCH tHey Cdu lOlu tueiE HSel&
ings and exhibits.
"The plan Of financing as originally,
announced will be carried out. Pay
ments on stock and bond subscrip-
tons will run over period Of from
six to eight months, so that no sub
scriber will find it a hardship. AS
q matter of fact, many of the sub
scribers have already given checks
in full payment of their stock. This
not only gives the commttee a great
deal of heart, but will be of great
practical benefit in helping the COM
pany to pay for the land in full,
which is a prerequisite to guarantee
assets of the auditorium.
THE fact that the advisory COM
mittee gave up a holiday to attend
yesterday afternoons meeting is
further guarantee of the sacrifice
that our business men are making
and are willing to make to guarantee
the immediate erection of the long
hoped-for convention hail."
Evening star., 1922-02-23

woman trade unionists of many occu-
pations and representing many labor
organizations The call for the con-
ference was issued by the National
women's Trade Union League. of
which Miss Agnes Nestor of Chicago
Is president. The organization has an
affiliated membership of about 500, zoo,
It is said.
The league. according to a state
ment issued today, believes that the
se-called equal rights blanket
amendment proposed by the National
Woman's Party to the federal Con-
stitution would seriously interfere
with existing laws which we have
worked for years to secure"
Evening star., 1922-02-23
WOMEN TO MEET.
Trade Unionists Will Discuss Pro.
posed LeRislation.

The proposed blanket "equal rights"
amendment to tho constitution Of the
National Woman's Party and the cor
responding legislation now being
campaigned for in nine state legisls-
lures and their effect on women's
labor lawa will be the subject dis
cussed at an all-day conference here
Sunday at the Grace Dodge Hotel Of
Evening star., 1922-02-23
BRITISH RECOGNIZE DEBT.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, February 21.-Twenty-
Ave million pounds sterling will
be provided for in the next budget
estimates to cover six months in
terest on the British debt to the
United States! This announcement
was made In today's parliamentary
papers. 1t is pointed out that
f25. .O0O, 900 will not necessarily be the
maximum amount payable in tnteres,
to the United States during the mex,
financial year.
Evening star., 1922-02-23

You Need Not Have a Cold
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
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Sans g. SIattum % SuitrI / Horipab
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

8r,is err beoit. Sbenpaa bette @rrs.
lag paSier man noturligpis poa at
ba ct Sag Strselie, 9so ener Saf.
telie, boori Ssniene fan arbeioe for
lin WtoiS og lit aorn iamt iaa @nleb.
ming til at foretage nsbpenoige Sc.
gemSspelier
y Utange praftiife Sarmere /
8ocoble Co., Minn., bar i en- lang
Iarr9ffe aolet en- 9lonoina al Gin
frs og Soebe iammen, o9 Sc bar iom
Regel bapt i9roeles tilirebsitiaenoe
Iplinger. &c praftiierer ell ippaarig
Rotation, iaur y 9uibel Spebe %
70 guibel Sinfre pr. Icre og penter
meo Saonin9en til 1ite Mai. 5sr
b~lanoeoe De Blue Stem meo 9iufreet,
men | ieuere @ar MarquiS Speoe.
Spplsiet eng eaer Salo, Der bar
Weais Iaret fsr, giper iom &egel De
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- 9e5 tpngre aloeles tor Spnspeb
err, oes mer Seoe er Ser / en- "Gorb"
al ben. Sicforp, ST, "9eecb", barb"
2sn, 2oclit, Iif og Ilm giper goo
Sebe o9 err tlrng Seo.
@n Sarmarbeiber ifillbc paa
nogle Nar fltnle ipare iarnmen iao
meget, of ban blep iitano til at loos.
BRUCE euer leie Ell a%lminoelig 6arm,
% efter at babe orepet paa oermcS
ell Rpffe Nar ifulbe ban bore iitonb
til OF fiebe iig Ell libeu 5arm. Gr DEF
%panifeligere I'LL of fomme ircm Der
Geien, END oct bar for Ell Mennelfe,
alder iiben? 0eppc.
Seriom GmbcbSmpnoeue
iSpioien for cooperative Soretagenoel
bar libt nler aabenhiertebe o9 tilibS'
fuloe Iige operipr Meolemmerne, iac
oiSie tit pioe, bporSan oct belle Siber
gif, piIbe Set fanife iomme Siber gat
Itot bebre, eno oct gisr. Siniber
piloe bli mer g~ieniioig, % @mbebS
mGnbene piloe unbgaa Ell bel Se
uiprtient Sritif og MtStaufe.
- Gen Seriep / oen enoelife SEQ
nal bar ct 6laoeinobolo al As &oa
bratmil og Ell gefolfning paa 80
60 Suiino SiGlc. Gen er "Seriep"
&acer8 oprinoelige Siem. Der e
paa benne lille bierglpuote Q 12,00(
Seriep- Greatltrer, % Ser ubIfibe,
oerfra bbert Iar on1trent ZOO
Stpffer. &acen er bolbt abiolltt rem
% Spbr9terne beitrGber Jig altti
poa at forbebre oerue gautle, be
fienote &pegrace. De %iamarbeioe
oerreo, % oe opnaar berfor uomGr
fet gobe 8riier paa ale Sler o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Fdrmen o. Baven.
atotssr,t al en- pra,tttt sarm,r.

Soer arbeioe paa at befri Soreneoe
Sfater tor oerne onbartebe 9uif."
Wtr. 5ltler opIpier, at Sorenebe
Stater ltoer ct gienneminitligt aar.
ll9t Sob paa onttrent $5O,O0O,OOO
paa Srilno al Suit paa @rsn.
gtaar Ell 8ibenifabsmano poa gqer.
bri9ets Smraaoe iprtpler os, at
bette Tab Der ligeiom / Sanmarf
filnoe blt minbTfet til ct Cab Iaa ube.
tpoeligt, at oct life piIoe bore ON.
tale p9ro, ifipnner bi aae, at set err
nofiaa .mastpaaliegenoe ~inareit m,l.
Zig at faa uorpobet ben olminoeliae
garberrp Buff - / BET minbIte ira
De CRATER, bpor @aorboeOe er en-
Willing al itsrre 9etpbning.
Sapanif garbarrp bringer boa life
Stem Suit, iaa oct er bare almin.
belly garberrp, oct gjeloer ON at
uorpobe.
Dit % Dot.
ytoget at bet goleIte nleb oS Der /
bette ri9e, ultge 9ono er, at oct be.
gpnoer at blt altfor mango, iom life
eier eget Stem og egen Sarr. 8amIe
6ranfriee I. CT. meb fine 40 Ril.
lioner Snbbpsgere bar ~ MiQioner
Susboloere % 9 0tiaioner Giere al
egne Stem. @ierne al imoa Sarme
banner / Sranfrige Ell 9IaSie, ION
bar mer Wtagt | 9anbet emo npiter
nogen anben alasie. 90 BET bier fig
nj, og bar piit Jig for, at illit bette
ltprfer, gapner og trigger 2anbet oq
Hationen.
- 6armen er life oen rette SlaoS
for en- lao 8erion. st Werfefammel
Ii Soroens Sfiso noe pna @rappIaO.
ien oiloe paste fulot iaa goot for er
iaaoan.
= @rfaringenS SfoIe er opr a
%irefpentere; men auigeoel manele,
Den alorig gleoer noe paa 5armen
- @nten Der er @orOgl,Ip eael
Gementgulp / Ssniebuiet, oiloe &c.
alorig bore iaa panifeligt at gisr,
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pasieoe paa at ba 8ltlpet bGffet mel
ct Sag @rlis, Snnb eQer Sorb ON
trent Ell Somrne tpft. Sano eler III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

Sormen. Sc Sfo9s geic. hi Sormerc
snifer. ioaoibt mig b%etienot, or for bet
ferite at faa @ruubbanSet prt, boor iaas
oart ftnoes. for bet au6et ma be
grades" 8oot op. % for BET treble Qruss
lTggc5 poo 5oppen. ga 6Iiocr BET oooe
@eic, % De fan BRIGGS ogioa for De MOS
berne Hiore9reier. Snbtil BET fan OBS
raues, er ii tilfrebs meo De @eie, hi bar,
og fan tisrc til @per BET, pi bar at iRloe.
Gt bill naturIi9oi5 arbeibe for at forbeore
Tetene boert Gar, inotil ooennrbnte g9ez
Iultat tan naaes, bet pil iige gruslaatc
Teie. Spoo De mnoerue Gemeutoeie be-
trGffer, tror ieg life. BET er Sarmeren,
Iom Itnuer pao, men BET tortmer ira
andre Sob. @uboer faur opai5re lin
cgcn Nenire ON, bpor Be tommer fra.
6n surtntel Soma Sarmcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

Snre, Tom ienoeS oerfro til ale Der.
oens Sisrner iom 9(olSopr. Men
iliat funoe ri gisre / ct Rabolag ber
ogiaa.
On 9rofeSior / agronomi peb
0opn Butler | alberta, Canada, boa.
Der ON nogle Ior at iaa uobiflet ct
Sloas gpg, Der fife bar Zig ifarp
Snerp, iom alminbeligt gpg er for.
,pnet meb. Der er bIet icrisgt meo
Torieteter uoen Snerp; men Iigt
gna bar life gipet iua meget pr. acre,
at 8rcfesioren bor ppret tilfreos Der.
meS. Gar bet life for oen ifarpe
| Snerp, piloe Der l1Oen Spil bIi aplet
meaet mer 9pg monge SteDer, iipr /
IoropeIten; men SpgIoen bar ppret
lei at b%aartbtere, % man bar life lift
at aipe 0prene @pg, fsr set er bIct
molet ener goot bISOet. @pa err uo.
mprfe @rsn bao0e Tor @riier, &uer
oa andre Spr, iao oet er at baabe.
Irofesicren er helOig.
- ct Son medium Isoflsoer IN,
bebolber omtrent 3 8ange iaa mlegei
gsitrogen og Sotoib % ~ Sang fac
meaet 8bospBorltS iom ct Sou al
minoeIig StaloeieOiel.
- @n Sarmer ItuIoe iom Siege,
prbne fin Sarmin8 Zig, at ban bal
Irbeioe paa Sormeu belle Iare,
runbt. 9ette giGI0er iprit % fremi
Ipno meo SalniIle.
Gi bapbe meact at taffe @ui
for oenne SafiieeIiesOog, ielp ON b
life ale bapbe llotomnle til at ipii
RalfiIrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Sc mpocrne Weie.
OR. Reoa!teri

Sr. ReSattsr!
4 9eres GreSe Slab, "SecorabsTo>
item" go. 80, finoes ct Stptte meb Soerz
ifrtft "Saroien at eope Seie". Set bar
uofiaa interesIant at ie, % at Den apus
srestomite, iom bar eiort SperiIas. har
bapt epoe Seniister; berom toiIer ieg
lite. 3o9 ian bet bare ct S%pergsmaal,
ON bet pasier for % Sarmerc. gtan
maa bereene, for BET fsrite, bpab bisIe
moperne @eie toiter. os iaa Snbtieb al
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mpberne @rcier BRIGGS, itaar Seitene
Iebiae / Stalben % nta hare i'm re9eIs
mGsiiae Rac. Setter ma Der bore paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
Sarberrp 8nifen % "blaef Stem
Stuff.

Iiatiae Sbierpationer bebiienoe
GorbinbeIien melem ben aIminoelige
"gorberrp" Buff og "blacf Stem
M,,It" blep giort | De ifanoinapiife
Qonbe mi iiommer al Or. 6. 6. Staf.
Il peo Minneiota llniberIitet, op.
Infer Secretarp.S reaiurer Sarriion
J,1Ier / Sfripelie til "Secorab.
soften. B~rofesior Stafman er
netop fommen tiIbage fra en- lPngere
Reiie pier / europa. San beisqte
europa / Ell Misiion, Sorenebe Sta
ters neutrality-suspicious. baooe
o~perbraget BAN, % rapporterer, at
Srren gioroe BAN forpisiet ON, OF
settle 2anb fan befri fig fra Stenl
SHIT paa @ren beb grunoiet of no.
rpooe oen alminoelise 9arberrp
@ltif.
"Sanmarf bar eiort set" iaaoe
han. Burberry 9ltifene bar neiterl
beltllb ~ubrpobebe / BET Sanb iom Ge.
i,1ltat af en- Sob, Ger / 1903 blet
pcbtaaet. Scr bar Hulten meget sbe,
lraaenoe; men iiben bar Der life
ppret ct eneite alporligt nbbritb al
6enne 8lage.
Sntet fnnbe bli mer operbebiienbe
ems aontraIten meaem &uItiitl,atio,
ren / 9anmarf % | Horge og Sue.
rioe. 9aniferne liber life nj, nogei
Sab paa @rltnb al &iiit. s Noree
GA Sperige berimob polber "blact
grrIt" megen Sfaoe paa 8rullo al Def
oueroroentlig itore @ntal at 9arberrr
Buffer / bisie 2anbe."
Or. Stafman fanot ,,b, at gng.
lono, Sranfrige, Spiflano og ANDRE
peiteuropeiife 2anbe, buor Der bripes
nteo 2ornapl, bapoe fontroQere,
"Stem" .&uiten peo at uorpbbe Sar
berrp 9uifene.
"Spor iom belit ltbrpboelien el
blet grunbist uofsrt, opbsrer 5,
femme Sab paa 8rinb al Suit,
ioabe ban. "Sa altida llbrpbbelier
al @arberrp 9ulfene bar bapt ilig'
uomerfeoe sobe &eiultater / @amle
lanoene, ifuloe man meo forooble
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

Seir ON.
San
% BET os.
iitptfer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
@ieunemsaenbe Suriit Sppepusne til
California.

Sen 14bc % 2Sbc Honember. 12te
% 26be 9ecentbsr liant 9bc os 23Se
Saniar biz Ell fsritctIasieS Suriits Ga
pepoen blipe fat i9ou9 fra CEDAR 8aps
ibs, Sctpa, til Cos angeles, California,
ouer Chicago, Nilpoutcc & ct. Saul
9tp. til SauiaS Gin, Scrfra oper 8oct
Sslanp 2iuiens GOINcu State 2imiteS
(ipeciel gfbclins). Soocbo9ucn afgdar
fra @ebar 8apioS al. 9:05 Ifteu poa
Sc openn9pnte 9atoer, onfonrmer iii
oos GnaeIes aI. 1:10 Iftcn ben fsIs
ocnoc Srebae IibHas - t,in ire Irtter
inocrpcis. RaaltiNcr / "@olreu State"
SpiIepoare "bcSitc Raaltiocr yna
Siul" til rimeliaItc @riier. Scr fuIbs
itrnbiec OpIpsningcr % 8eierpcrirg of
arier beise eler tiIitrib
6. 6. Gardner,
Gen. G9t. 8aIs. Sept,
600 l1niteb @ant Slbe.,
Gcs Roires, Sotpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
PRODUCE
December 10.
nTU MADErT

December 10.
OCK MARKET.
PREVAILED on the
Offerings in.
sales of which
b, with one load
25, these selling
and yearlings
n quality, selling
b. The general
ferred sold from
[e better grades
we're from 1925
however, were
ese kinds. Out
tone to the bull
from 1925 to
Ter bulls around
" to somewhat
taking the bulk
nd feeder trade
the offerings on
from $500 TO
IS opened to a
10 cents lower
Choice Workers
q order buyers.
on the bulk OF
AIDES. Bids on
steady $500 70
were sorted out
king a good 30
we're in good de-
10 mostly with
DO.
house had not
Receipts were
due largely to
layed train ser.
a steady to a
Pcting the early
and mutton az
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15
X MARKET.

the market the
ctive tone, even
handing the sus
packers at sub
he bulk Of steers
" passed S1l0NV.
.75611.0O, while
ch better quality
made $3.50.
red, and demand
Regulars got into
lows and helteTS
usual free,
|ows and canning
|ory outlet. Bulls
so sold at Tues
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-15

lit Seir ON.
perre. San
90 Oct os.
Spsrssmao.
|laar iitptfcr
loget sonife
llsfsrer enc
belle Inipa.
pei Siitoric,
u bar l9rt.
for Oct itore
g erflRreoc,
It iful0e til,
ialnnte &Qu
Enoiis. Iu,
bten og 4n.
Elien ~ielDfpl.
paaosSrafto.
FbapetS git.
mi boIoiolnt
fer % Som.
8ooer al at
Souiet.Re.
} babe ban
ON rne0 ben
siPr 2eoni0
er ooerbe.
porligt Tro.
IIsre al oct
Eooanbrlngen
rGniet. Ga
"a WuSioliul
siion poa en-
,, boor Sta.
leo, Og boor
finoe lonnqlt.
(%tftator reSe
ellbper, en-.
eaer @tiItto.
re til nogen
Roget for no.
er Wtusioli.
/ er 10 bare
boisn1e" iom
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-07-26
First National Bank.
Doubles Its Stock.
CAPITAL OF "OLDEST BANK IN
REDWOOD COUNTY" INCREAS-
ED TO $4,000.

In order to meet the growing needs
of it's increasing number of custom
ers, the First National Bank of Red
wood Falls has been authorized to in
crease it's capital stock from $35, ,000.-
90 to $70,000.00. This with a Surplus
Fund of $25,000.00 and an Undivided
Profit Account Of S5,000.00, making
a total of $10O,OOO.OO, forms splendid
guarantee to the depositors as to the
strength and stability Of this institu-
ton. With deposits of approximately
$53O,O0O.0O and borrowed money Of
but $35,0O0.00, it has emerged glori-
ously from the financial stringency
thru which the country has just pass
ed. Thru fifty years it has success
fully weathered successfully every
financial stress and crisis. AS the
"Oldest Bank in Redwood County, it
has a prestige in this territory which
is a most valuable asset. For the
past thirty-odd years this bank has
been under the active management of
Mr.. H. A. Baldwin. 1t is accordingly
a monument to his sound business
judgment and conservatism blended
at the same time with progressiveness.
Organized fifty years ago as a private
bank, it became a state bank in 1891.
It was granted a charter as nation
al bank in 1901, which charter was
renewed upon it's expiration during
the past year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-07-26
Society Meets

The call to the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary meeting was responded to by
a very large number of members and
visitors who met at the beautiful home
of Mr.. and Mps. Howard Sanders
Wednesday afternoon After the
opening of the meeting by the presi-
dent Mrs. McDougal, Miss Margaret
Stewart led the devotionals. Taking
as her thought Goods Love and Care"
she read the 91st. Psalm and few
verses from the New Testament and
in a most inspiring and helpful talk
awakened in her hearers a deeper
trust in the all seeing and loving
Father Mrs. Goudy reported that
many in the Reading Circle had plac-
ed their names on the honor roll and
few were fast reaching the high honor
roll having nearly finished the reading
of the ten required books.
At a previous meeting call had
come to the Society from one of the
large schools in the South for assist
ance in refurnishing one of their large
dormitories that had been destroyed
by fire and it was decided to call this
meeting a White Cross meeting at
which donations would be received.
The large basket well filled with bed
linen, towels and napkins showed how
generously the call had been respond
ed to. Mrs. Ball, the leader, told OF
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-07-26
Fairfax Wins
Over Redwood
WITH THEIR UMPIRE'S AID
THEY MANAGE TO WIN AN
OTHERWISE EVEN GAME.

Thru the very able assistance of
their umpire, Fairfax managed to win
from Redwood by a score Of 10 to 4;
but knew they had been in ball game
just the same. Where Fairfax gets
the brazen-faced presumptuousness to
make claim to superiority over "other
small fry" in almost any town in this
territory is hard to understand by
anyone who saw their team in action
last Thursday. Altho much out
classed by Bird Island, for example,
yet it must be admitted that Fairfax
does have fairly good team; but it
is certainly far from as good as they
imagine. Don't they just remind one
tho of the conceited small boy with
mediocre ability who assumes the Il
am monarch of all survey" attitude?
Without any doubt the feature of the
game was the ability of their umpire
to call everything a ball unless it was
right over the heart of the plate, in
which case he was forced to reluctant
ly call strike on his men. Such an
umpire is certainly valuable addition
to any team, as it helps so very mat
erially to get the opposing team into
a hole, especially at critical moments.
Any team playing Fairfax would do
we'll to insist on a neutral umpire at
least, that is, if they have any desire
to win. Outside of this very special
feature, the teams were very well
matched as a study of the box-score
will reveal. Likewise were the pitch
ers worthy opponents of one another.
In the breaks of the game Redwood
was somewhat more unfortunate than
was Fairfax. The box score is given