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Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

ginem grieIe Der 5rau @onOrad
an einen 9ctumteu biericlbit eatreb-
men mir Die iolgenoen 3eilen: 9ier
liBen mir i'm Siroler Semmetgarten
bei elmer 6loide @ein. Is lit 10
idou fiigl bier in europa, beinabe
talt mo bon bier aus tounen mir Den
1sDnee ieben. oen es geitern 9eidneit
Dat aui oen AlpeH. SeOoG il mill
bon Aniaug n~nierer Abreiie an er3ab-
len. NSir baben 5luei ldone Eaae in
yleu Serieg perlebt ais mir BON oa.
beim megiubren oann 10 Gage berr-
lidle Seerpile bel mnnoeri1onem Net.
ter. &iebe 9ieiiegcidbrten iDaren on
9or0 uno 0as Glen aui Dem SdiIf
mar groBartIa man lDuroe oroentlId
OerlpoDnt. ajtIt Oranges BADEN ole
Ainoer gall eeipielt. 9n0lio6 iino
mir in Gurbapen angetommen, Oamt
uadl hamburg geiabren GA iiao mir
iibernoht geblieben mo am n1dlteu
8oge nodl Selp5is, Damn fuug
oeu, moielbit ole lhonen 8or5elan.
fabrifen iiiIo, 0om nod 3ittau un0
enoIid uad Reihenberg a~bgefabren,
mnielbit meines Wlannes 8euuonOte
mobnen. "a mur0e mir Die groBte
lleberraiduug 3uteiI. ais id Die gro.
BEN Gementboiiier lab, aae nit elef.
triidem Sld}t Derieben un0 iiberaa
eleftriide StraBenbabu. ga iino mir
3 @oden geblieben, babetl allerlei
niitgemadt. @ebirge erfleiiert, Sci.
mclbegdnanilien beigeIpobnt III Der
grernbaIle; tie baden cine muloer.
idone 9remballe III IeideHberg,
oer6remen 10 2eid3eu alf einmol.
un0 Damn baben iie einen idoneu
6rieobof binter Der 9aIle. elm baIber
3irfel moielbit ole llriien besro6eu
peroen.
Bon Gsiden6erg iin0 mir nod
gSien geiabren ulO BADEN cine gauge
ISOLDE lang Die alte &aiierltaot be.
mui0ert, moren III elmer Barlameuts-
iiBung, babeu SdloB Sdonbrumt
nit ieiuem berrli6eu Yarf uno Sier.
earteu beiidtigt, aud Die alte Burg,
Die I'M 15. Sobrbun0ert gebaut NOR.
Den lit. cbenfalls ale Wtuieunis, Die
| biltoriidcn mo sic ser Stunt.
Gon gSien iino mir nah Sehlmer.
ing eeiobren, pa iino ebenfalls lido.
lie @ebuge mo Huinen mo Gun.
uels inter Den Bergen; bon bier nndl
5al5burg. moiclbit mir ShlpB Mira
bell benumoerten. baben auf Dem
0tondsber9 81 Mtittag scgciIeu uno
oam Gin inn eliten ~Sobrbunoert err
boutes aloiter beiidtigt, bon Dem Die
eritcu Gbriitermartprer oie 6eIieu.
monOe Observation-Disclosures muroen,
OaHn 0ic Natatombcn mo- Die ulteit
GrGber iinO. &on oa liio mir nad)
9aDern 9eiabren, ami Dem aoniesiee
gefobreu mo baben einige Sog0idIoi.
Ter 0eS Aronpriu5en %belpun0ert 0oHu
babcn mir Oie Solsmineu unter Den
2llpen beiid)tist mas luirflih groB.
artig on5uiebcn mar. Damn limo mir
nod Snnsbrud) I'M SMol, mad oem
@itngcrberg ms Sa0 uno bier idrei.
be i'd oieie pnar 3eiIen. Sect aehtS
nod GbcrommerQau, Oanu nahAFiin.
den. Gielc @riiBe len0ct
Soc Monorad iuo 6rnii.
6rou 8onorad. Sdreiberin sic.
Ter 3eilen lit in Cincinnati geborcn
uno beiudt gum eriten WtoIe euro.
pa. Gos cs ibr eut aefGat. aebt aus
Den 3eileu berpor. 3oh mebr frcut
Is ms, oaB Tie aud oic 2ellte fennen
lerit pie iie mirflidl iino, mo nidt
ais 0@unnen" mo uSarboren", mic
man iie bier iobreIong uerihricen
bat
N~efrfr1u,e. SfreuirIfudlru. 0Gfe.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

Nus Der @eimat oes 9errn Sobn
Sdutrlmpf in mel1er Derlelbe jebt
81 8eiu6 weilt, entnebmen mir Der
Oortigen 3eitung folgenoen Nus
idnitt Montag a6en0 neriammelten
fi6 bic Mitglieoer 0es Gonrooer @e
iailgbereins 81 elmer ieltenen Seller.
@alt rs bod, einem friiberen &ilOe
unierer @emetnoe, Oem 9eutlhnme.
rifoner @errn Sobn Sdutrumpf aus
@albington, 9. s. einen @iafom.
mengruB al eutbieten. Nad einem
2ie0eroortrog our6 ben Serein faro
Serr 3ltppel marine 8orte Der Be
qriiBung, fiir Die @err Sdutrumpf
ergriffcn oonfte uno Die Wtitglieoer
nod elm p1ar Stimoen in gemiitli6
EN- 9eiiommeniein Inn li6 Oerlam.
mclte. 8or 80 Sabren mar es, ais
&err Shutrumpf, mie Diele aioere
unierer 2~anoslellte biniiber5oa ilbers
Meer. 0urd ongeltrengte Irbeit
uno Guergie gelang IS ibm ih cine
ongeicbeie Stelung in ser neuen
@elt an crringen. @ie Dor 10 Sab.
rem 10 bat i'm aud oiesmoI Die 2iebe
5ltr Seimat in ulicrc @ittc gefiibrt.
M0qen aud Sabr3ebnte pergangen
IeilL mag Der arieg olld manden
Sdatten acmorfen bnben: Aa5eit gut
oclttid, oaS mar unO bleibt unler
6rclrlo aus 8aibington.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
YOlcns Sosialiitcu fOrOcrn &crmin
Ocrnug Ses @ccrrs.

3eitlmgsuoNridten aus Solicit
meloeu nob Berlin 8cihliiiie Oes 2.
aonqreIies polniihcr io5ioliltiihcr
@eluerfidofteiL ser fiir5lih in Sra.
falt tagte, in Oellen Sermillocrrng
0es Itebenoen &eeres geforOert, auBers
Dem antimilitoriitiide @ropa9onOa
I'M SntereIle Oes@eltfricOens beihloI-
len miro. 0cr &ongreB oertrat I'M
QefGbr cine babe Milion 93itglieOer,
Ooppelt 10 biele, ais Der critic. Gem
&erbonO gebort etlpa sic Sdlfte Der
orgonilierten 9(rbeiter &oIelts an,
oie iibrigen geboren au nationaliitt.
ld,en ODER fir6liden @~er6dn0en.
Die Communication Glemente
periu6ten perge6lih, Die polniiden
@eiperfIdaftler gum Qlustritt aus
oem itternationalen @emerfihafts.
&er6ano at beltimmen. 8emerfens-
iucrt mar BEL 0ieiem 8lpeiten &%ongrel
sic p~oaitdnoie glei66eredtigte Setci.
ligltng.
IS muroen ferner 8eidliiile auge.
nommen gegen llnterOriif1lng natio.
naler Winoerbeiten, fir Oollt1nOig(
@lei6bere1tieun9 aaer polnii6er
8iirger.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
aus Der 9taOt.

%rciS fir Go6lcn in &aibiuston.
Die o8ubIic Utilities Gommiiiiou"
miro fir ben fommcnoen 8intcr oen
&oiteupreis fir aohIen I'M giitrift
bon Columbia ieitiebeu. Sn ein paar
T1llen bat Der &udler inStoblen idon
einaeiebt. Sir %iogeunmnte Jolt
&oble ue1men ole SAMPLER bereits IA
lie Dollar. Der StaotausifuB
itebt nit Den S1nOleru IN @erbnnO
lung. Der iogenonnte Ian" 9reis
miro iider red)t bod 81 iteben fom-
men. Seoer SAMPLER miro eiueu tGg.
liheu 9eridt al oen 4itsiduB %einien.
Sen. Ob Der AusidlB cine 4reisli.
ite iiber &oblen peroHentlihen miro,
ut nod 5ipeifelbaft.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
@dmncr.G bur @rmie,

g(m 81. gngult 3. 5. b6lt Ger Ger
mania M1nner-Gbor iein critics Dies
i1briges Yicnic in 2ofilers &orf, al
Der 8looensburg Hoao gelegeL ob.
Sir unterbaltune aler Art bat Oos
&om;te reidIih geiorst, Der Ger
mania W1nner.G Quartet Sllib" aus
Baltimore lit @alt Der 0ionnerdor
Ter an oieiem Gage mo miro init IL
men in Yortrngen bon Sieoern nett
eifern. Aae 6relm0e linO 81 einenl
eemiitliden Gndmitta9 eingelaOeu-
- 0oS Nooio.&on3ert Oes N2dnner
dorS an Ieeten 0ieustog crirelite lid
bel pielen &aoiobelitcrn. Die Sieocr
muroen gut borgetrogeu uuter Sci
tung oeS Oirigenten Gbriitioni.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

Der berbeirotete Wionn, Der olil
0ert Sorm Mrbeit iudt. bat etuos bel
lere MuSiihten, angenommcli 81 pcr
0en. ais Ole Ieoigen Seute; oerbeira
tete 9eute nit ainoern, babcn ieOodl
nod meniger Auliften ais 0ie lcOi
gen. Oas 9unocSlanopirtidoftS
oepartement bat feltaeitellt. Dab IN
1869 neutrality-suspicious. oli 6armen
0ie 5miiden oen Sobren 1920 uno
1922 in 8eitrungen Scr Oititaatcn' cr
idicuen, 1897 leoigr Yerioncn uno
4t6 perbcirotete Eerioncn geiudt
mur0en. Sn 1893 6aIlen wlroe feline
Angobe in 9e5ua auf Samilienper
bGltniiie gemaht. Sn 81 gln5eiaen
muroen nerbeiratete 2eiltc obne Sim
Der bcrlanat mo MIR III II 9ln5cigcu
mliroen ainoer ais erfor0erlidl oOer
erlaubt ongegeben. &iele 6ormer,
ipelde Mrbeiter onitcllen baben fcillc
@eb1uoe 81 bermieten uno fOnnell
oaber feline berbeirotcten Seute at.
i%telleil. @nt Der Iormer ieooh ein
@eb1uoe, in Dem bic 6omilic zines
Nrbeiters leben fam. 10 5iebt CT cS
Dor, oaB oas @ebduoe belpobnt miro.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
-0nrdl nidtg aerpinnt Elm Don

-0ur6 nidts gepiunt Elm Ntorn
10 i6nea Die A6tung elmer 5rau ais
oaourd), oaB er lid in iie perIicbt.
-9ie bonn &obel mn gall5 fur5
~eripdbnten 8oblen in 6innlauO ba-
ben nit elmer Nieoerlage Oerienigeil
&arteien geenoet, oie Oie @ariduler
ilno &iguer 8ei6liiIie rotifi8iereu
molltcn. Der Sim Oieler Gercin6a-
rungen ging Oabin. bob 8iunIano
ii6 enger an Holen oni6licBen iollte.
8aS @ablergebnis benefit, Dab Oas
finnil6e Golf lid nidt in cine &onlpi
ltellling geeen &uBlanO uno 9eutida
LAMB treiben laIien mia.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

Gin idrcdlider Moro wurOc po-
rige @ode oitlih bon @aibington
begongcn. Sin reider SoIbinOianer,
nonlens Mcgri0e, mltroe bon Mtei
fern Orr6itoden in MeaOons, no,
in ser N19e Scr @obnung Oes @errn
6ralldc, oufgefun0en.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

6efefranse, Strenielfstden, Safe
fnden, &nflnp, niw., mad Oentider
Mrt, ieOen Samstag BON 4 llbr an.
Snlins NOienfelb,
Stan6 Sc, Mrca6e Warfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
BON 90 a It enien,
General SelonlarIdaa

(9(nmerflng Ser Geoottion. Sir
~ltniere Mitglieoer 0es 9eutiden
&rieeerbun0es bietet li6 bier cine
@clegenbeit gum @erfe Der WtilotG
SoffentIi9 peronitaItct man
cine Sammlltng.(
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

-Mondmol frGgt ser Mann ieine
Grol nad ibrer Meinlng; n6mli1
Damn, mcrln iic ieincr Wteinnn9 lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

freiiuluIgen Bcltraqe. ytiir 0urh
MitglieoerbeitrGge iud)t Der Gerbnno
sic fir ieinen Neutrality-suspicious.
erforoerIideu @eloer 5ninmmeu5ii.
bringel, ga 1SammIungeu" sruuo.
i6elid nidt pernnitaltet merOen. 81
ne 9eitraeS &erpflidtung iibcr Elm
Mitalieosiabr binolts lit nit scr oll.
BcroroentIiden W2itslieoidaif nidt
per6umoen. Iir boffen 5uberlittIih.
Oab Sic ii6 u~itierer Bite nidt Der.
idIicbeu iperoen nnO ~erlparten germ
cine gntport bon Sbuen.
Mit oeutihem @ruB.
Ger6ano oertider &riegsueteranen
@eihdftsltelle.
Or. IIIgener.
Minoeitbeitr1ge:
2ebensldnglide Wtitglie0er.. $4,000
9(uBerorOeutli6e MitgIieoer.. 500
oGic b~inge6dnoe 9Grbeit oes Der.
6onOes oeuti1er &riegspeterouen"
our 2inOerlng ser Not inter oen
&ricgsbeihGoi9ten, &riegsbinterblie.
6cnen uno JOINT biIiS6eoiiriti9en @e.
tcronen ser lebten &riege Deutih.
LAMBS peroient oonfbarite Nnerfen.
mtng. Sci 0eitihlonOs INNER
idipicriger meroenocr mirtidoitlider
"
2doe mo 5ltnebmeuocr @erarmung
reidcn sic i'm 2oroe lelbit ouIfom.
menoen Wfittel nidt mebr aus, SiIfe
it6eraa 0n 5t %bringen, no cine iolde
begriin0ct erbeten miro. Sir oie
0cutihen inn Allslonoe, sic nift i'm.
ter Dem ouf ibrem MiltterlanOe la.
Itclt0en 0rlid al leiOen babeu, lit
onmit cine @elegenbeit geboten, ibr
StammesbepuBticin uno ibre Sreile
ourd) Spenoen 5lt betGtigen. Mod.
ten gang beion0erS oie III oen moro.
nmerifaniihen Staoten Iebenoen0e ut.
iAen oieie @elegenbeit iuabrnebmen.
oos in ibrenl WtiltterIonoe i'm 8elt.
frieae manfeno aepcr0ene Iertrdilen
8u ibrent oeutiden Gmpfinoen mie-
ser ueu 81 feitiger, inoem iie Die gtot
ibrer oeutiden StammesgenoiIen lin
bern belfen.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

S~efcfranse, Strcniclfnden, Safe
fmden, GnfInp, niu., mad bcntIder
Nrt, icSen SnmStag BON 4 llbr all.
Snlins HoienfclO,
StanO Sc, NreaOe Marfet,
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

ST. @eGtsiaden, ooer mo man
ionltpie sic 9ierite zines Nopofaten
benotist, fonnen mir Serrn Sc 6.
@eiger, $40 @ono Building, an Der
IA. StroBe N.-W. beitens empfebIen.
Serre @eper lit oeuti6 uno ipri@t
ond oeutid.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18

'cnmdroG, @enlIoaf wirfIide 9elifa.
gabIers, 36-45 Rigss Rarft.
tcHcn, ino Sa baben BET:
Washington Journal., 1922-08-18
Gingefon6t.
&erbanO Oeutider SricgsOrtcrancn
@ei9dftsltelIe: Serlin 9 g8 AS
geilbelm ItraBe ia.

Nh Oas g8uibingtoner S@ourual,
@oibinafon, 9. s
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07

Parcel bounded as follows.
Commencing 20 feet East. -
feet North OF the Southeast
corner Of Lot !. Block 13 OF the
Second Park Addition 10 the
Village or Iron River. castillo
feet. North "a feet. West l10
feet, South "a feet to begin
rtan
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07

Part OF Sw Ia Of Sc IA COM
mencing 175 feet west Of the
East dine and $40 feet South
OF the North line OF Sw Ia Of
Sc IA, thence West 125 feet,
South so feet. East 125 feet.
North so feetto beginning. Part
OF Parcel s excepted from
Sawyer's Flat OF the Village OF
Palatka 49,. ..............
Part OF Sw IA OF Sc IA COM
mencing. It's feet West OF the
East line and 670 feet South OF
the North line OF Sw IA OF Sc
IA, thence West 125 feet,
South 40 feet, East lbs. North
40 feet to beginning. Part OF
Parcel 6. excepted from Saw
yer's plat OF the Village OF Pal
aka ........s .ss...s... 4
Part OF Sw IA OF Sc Ia COM
mencing 120 feetNorth OF the
North bank OF the stream
known as Iron River and 72 1-2
feet West OF the East line or
the Sw IA OF Sc Ia. thence
North lis feet. West Az 1-2 feet
South 115 feet. East AZ 1-2 feet
10 beginning. Part OF Parcel 2
excepted from Sawyer's Plat Of
the Village OF Palatka ...... !
Part OF Sw IA OF Sc Ia COM
mencing 30 feet West OF the
East line and $40 feet North OF
the South line OF Sw Ia OF Sc
Ia, thence North 115 feet,
West AZ 1-2 feet, South 115
feet, East AZ 1-2 feet 70 begin
ming. Fart OF Parcel z excepted
from Sawyer's Plat OF the VII
lage OF Palatka ............ ]
Part OF Sw Ia OF Sc Ia COM
mencing 80 feet West OF the
East line and $40 feet North OF
the South line OF Sw IA of Sc
Ia, thence West 125 feet,South
40 feet, East 125 feet, North 40
feet to beginning. Part OF Par
eel z excepted from Sawyer's :
Plat OF the Village OF Palatka /
Part OF Sw IA OF So Ia COM
mencing sos feet West of the
East line and $50 feet South Of
the North line OF Sw IA OF Sc
Ia, thence West 125 feet,
South 40 feet, East 125 feet,
North 40 feet 10 beginning. Part
Parcel s excepted from Saw
yer's Plat OF the Village OF Fal-
atka (S1-2) ...... ........ 1
Part Of sw Ia OF SO Ia COM
mencing 505 feet West OF the
East line and 290 feet South OF
30 North Tins Of sw LA Of Se
Ia, thence West 1875 feet,
South 40 feet, East l25 feet,
North 40 feet TO beginning,
North 1-2 OF Parcel 8 excepted
from Sawyer's Plat OF Village
OF Palatka .. .............. 1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

Ohmer-Constant steaming Is only
making. the skin coarse and the best
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

Klute will be the hostess when the
club meets in two weeks.
The Hilltop Sewing circle has post.
poned its meeting to have been held
Friday with Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Haw-
kins until further announcement is
made.
Closing the Middleboro school year
all mothers are invited to bring their
dinner to the school Friday noon after
which a program is to be given in the
afternoon.
The U. c. T. club meeting to have
been held Friday has been postponed
one week when 1t will be held April
% with Mrs. George NJ. Chrisman at
her home, Willowbrook Farm.
Daughters of America will meet
Wednesday evening at o'clock in
Colonial annex. The degree team is
| requested to be present. Prepare
| tons for the district meeting are to
be made.
A thimble party will be given by
Circle Three Of the First English
Lutheran church Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Harry Fossen-
kemper, 404 North Seventeenth street
All ladies of the church and their
friends are invited.
| Women of Mooseheart legion will
give an entertainment Thursday even
ing at o'clock at the Moose home on
North Tenth street: The public is
invited to attend.
The Woman's Loyal club will meet
Wednesday evening at 7:15 o'clock
in the Moose home.
| A card party will be given by the
Woman's Loyal club at o'clock Wed
nesday evening in the club rooms.
The public is invited -,
The regular meeting Of Denver
Brown camp No. 20, and ladies' aux
Hilary will be held Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock in the post rooms.
The Earlham Heights Dorcas society
will hold market Saturday after
noon at the market house. Home
baked and cooked foods will be on
sale.
A cafeteria supper will be served
Thursday evening from 5 o'clock Oh
at st. Paul's Lutheran church by the
Ladies' Aid society. Everyone is in
ivited to attend.
! Mrs. E. G. McMahan will be hostess
to the Perseverance Bible class of the
First Baptist church Wednesday.
The social and supper to have beer
lgiven by the Bethany Bible class Of
the Second English Lutheran church
: Wednesday evening has been post
poned indefinitely.
The N. N. c. club will meet witt
Miss Edith Oelklaus Thursday even
: ing at her home on South Eight
street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

There Is such a thing as brushing
the hair too much. though l know
lit has been a long time the fashion
to say that the hair should be brush
ed frequently to stimulate and distri-
butte it's oil.
Oily hair should not be brushed,
that is obvious. 1t should be kept
free from tangleS by using a coarse
| comb, then should be gone over light
ly by brush with a large piece of
cotton batting placed over the bristles.
A few strokes are all that Is necessary.
A great deal of dust and some oil will
be taken fro mthe hair by this puff
of cotton
Dry hair can be brushed more Wig
orously but in any case the brush
should not be any too stiff and should
not me brought down hard upon the
scalp. This is quite apt to bruise
and frequently does more harm than
good. have had many people write
| to me that they do not like to brush
| their hair because it stirs up the dam
druff. OF course this isn't so if dam
druff exists on the scalp it is much
! better to brush some of it off. But
| dandruff must be treated in quite a
special fashion and will be discussed
another time.
| The chief value of brushing the hair
| is that it loosens 1t when it has a
tendency to pack and that it lets the
air through it, also that by it's mas
sage of the scale it stimulates a
blood supply to the roots of the hair.
If the bristles of the brush come down
too vigorously upon the scalp they
will bruise and irritate.
| The scalp should always be treated
gently even when it is undergoing a
stimulating treatment, even an invig-
Grating massage should be gentle.
! Ohmer-Constant steaming is only
making. the skin coarse and the best
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

thing for you is to have some profess
sional treatments You have almost
overcome the tendency to break out
in pimples, so your digestive system
must be very much improved and that
will eliminate the need of a doctor.
Your trouble now is from an impaired
texture of the skin. This is a condi-
ton easily overcome by proper treat
ments, which you should be able to
get at a good beauty parlor. If you
do not care to take treatment at one
of these places. find good skin
specialist.
Peggy-If your ankles are too large
and you are wearing high heeled shoes
change to low, broad heel and note
the difference in the shape and size
of the ankle within a few weeks. 1t
may take longer If you have strained
the ankles from trying to balance the
body when the weight has been thrust
upon the front and not on the ball of
the foot, where it should be.
All inquiries addressed to Mrs.
FORBES In care OF the Beauty Chats
department will be answered in These
columns in their turn. This requires
considerable time, however, owing to
| the great number received So, IL q
personal or quicker reply is desired. q
stamped and self-addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question:
The Editor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19
D. A. r. Congress Hears
Committee Reports Read


WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Further
reading of committee reports followed
by a discussion of the Arnericaniza-
ton work of the society formed the
program for today's session of the an
nual congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. Reports had
been prepared for submission on the
work of the various schools receiving
aid from the society.
The more than two thousand dele
gates to the congress were greeted
individually at a reception last night
at Continental Memorial hall by Mrs.
George Maynard Minor, president gen.
eral and officers of the society's ma
tional board of management.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19
Births

NEW PARIS, Ohio.-Born Monday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Fudge of near
Gettysburg, a son.
WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Somers, last week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19
POLICE TRAINING COURSE
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
LIMA, Ohio, April ia police
training course has been organized by
Police Chief Thomas A Lanker. OBJ
servation, criminal detection and cour-
tesy will be stressed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

ANDERSON BOY TRAVELS
900 MILES ON 20 CENTS
SEYMOUR, Ind, April 19.-After
travelling more than 600 miles on 20
cents. Virgil Payne, IA years old, of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

Steamboats, from St Louis have navi-
gated the Yellowstone as far as the Big
Horn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

Anderson, who said he and compan-
ion ran away to avoid punishment at
school, reached this city and was TAX
en- into custody by the police. IN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19

1t costs $40 a month to have teie-
phone in a Japanese dwelling.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25

Investigation has been made Of the condition of the man who was reported as wondering about in the Charles district dressed only in moose skin. He appears to be com- battling the high cost of living buy ing no food or clothing but living off the country. From all reports he bothers none and does not seem in any way dangerous.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25
WAR DEPARTMENT PLANNING
 DEVELOPMENT OF CITIZEN
 ARMY FOR EMERGENCY USE

Representatives and elsewhere, Sec retary of War Weeks has not receded from his position that the public needs information concerning policy of the War Department and that army offic- ials are the proper persons to furnish it. Neither has he receded from the stand that army officers who wish to criticize the administration policy should resign from the army before making their criticisms.
 Certainly we shall encourage army officers to give the people informa- tiOn concerning the activities of the department" the Secretary said "It also is certain that we shall expect their public addresses or statements to be of a favorable nature. That is no more than the average business concern would expect of it's employees"
 If this constitutes "muzzling of army officers or a drift toward Prussianism," as has been charged, the secretary intimated, he is ready to take the responsibility.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25
SHORT SKIRTS DO NOT
 WORRY BELFAST FOLK

BELFAST, Me, July 25. - Girls short skirts fail to alarm this city.
 During his address to the graduat- ing class of the Belfast High School, Mayor Clement w. Westcott referred to the short skirts worn by the Wom- en and girls and said he thought the matter of regulation should be left to the school principal, as was recent ly done in a Massachusetts city.
 When Charles S. Bickford, of the school board, spoke he referred laugh ingly to the matter and declared that although he had been on the school board for twenty-five years, if they were going to measure girls skirts he thought it was time for him to resign.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-25

line of said Redwood Oil Claim
 No. 10 is identical with the East
 line of Redwood Off Claim No II U. s. Mineral Survey No. l425.
 This claim was surveyed with said
 Claim No. l and other claims in
 Survey No. 599.
 Any and all persons having adverse or conflicting claims to said land are hereby notified that a full state, ment under oath of such claim should be filed in this office, together with an application showing a superior right to permit or lease under said Act. or, in lieu of such application, a showing Of valid existing adverse or claim to the land or the minerals therein under the Public Land laws, on or before July 90, 1922: otherwise such claim may be disre- garded in granting the permit or lease applied for
 FRANK BOYLE. 'Pegister. First publication, June 24 1922. Last publication, July 27, 1922