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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
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New xeFE Flying al 81 average
sseest ee t3a mites an hear Through
sisa ssaruas 4 ssap1sne carrying a tFs
saF haasE III taEae pounds M1nstaS made
4 aa2he from Palm BseaelA Eta. 10 View
VEGA. 8 distance &c Ist0 nklas an nine
hoars AMI fffty-six Ministries gls srsp
was nasia az SoasEf pars. NJ c.. af
III IN esgIssaa astse taking on az Palm
Beach "a sals The flyers haaR or al
Sausn parr III t2fs1. hlnifag as ase
Columbia Taefe elmo Ia the North rfvar
a. s.ass aeesasa, Tf1frsrd 4. wFeaaeer,
raEhsd SGsEas ma-in@ eurrs aviaeor,
EliaessE the ssaAaanss anil ID saIi n
have assaBIssiaass q record.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
TO PASS
SOLDIER BONUS
LEGISLATION AUST COME at
TksE PRESENT SESSION
OF CONGRESS


Washington Dsefsscn 10 pass a
sshatsrs Aenas BILL at tniz session et
congress was reached Tuesday By sen
ats Republicans ha party epRfsrenesA
Ehs vote was 50 sa . On motion
offered bg Senatrr Lenraot. RspRhtk
ran. Wisconsin
TAs eanferenes Resolution. al made
s1nltc. fvllswa
@Es 10 sha ssnss at this conference
that tha s@nats shasad as shfs sss-
sEan pass u soldiers boaus hEzl and
THAR ka@ RspahlIenn nseuherz es tia
fiRaaea communities DO requested -
repars saacA a OLE wiEnia reasonable
TINA
TIE eenfsrsncs also deersed shas
she asnass should proceed 10 tina eeEr
sihlerash1n dc kAs administration sarfr
AaI On Thursday .wfshGuf further de-
lay The measure viii be called
no as that Eizna and III was announced
the naIari9x membership would nzaka
every sfrart " hsbt q auarua eunkt-1s
ucasIx.
These waa sanza discussion as ID
En@ sssrm tina bonus BIN Should take,
hae with divergent views developing.
no sgxerT was made 60 raneh a daek
shsn. This win be left DO stnanea com
mlErs@ Republicans. a maiarfty u
whom Lee reported b. filv0r the house
BIN with possible elimination ar
anandmans eE tine land sattlsmenl
aprSan
Chairman NEeGambsr &c the fIranc,
eammFsHee was tbls o. return here Iir'
! Wednesday, 90 early Thursday d
saxa charge &c the tariff RiI ON sias
sToue. he Ia anxious 90 get the honR
!, ban heelrs tina senate and lis axpeCEss
ia egiL sas csnamitres maturity 10
, gmehar 10 Discuss Eha measure sual
after bis arrival
NJ Decision aE Ess conference t8 pres
the tariff BIN without dsIIy ID b
! Tina with tina Expressed desire q
I. PresiaanE Harding shak this meazur
s DO put aoeaI ef the hoRsTa. With
Hong fight aHer she tariff en- prasaec
however. that hiII. anstsr annaHnes
I plans ae Sannrar MgCaznbers would }
Altt aasaiss temporarily tor senasa cHE
alteration ae Eaa bonus.
The senate Republicans of sna n
rsRuiEllraI hhse have been eaIIsstt
masr, 10 d1scuss raEss In the slri.
baE wfi,fh are nee 9Hikec - high :
they had requested tns sinanea een
/ niErea maiuEiEg a. write. SanaE
6S8adfng eE hisaRg. chairman &C Il
bldg. sail As ald mac think an ei.a
q would Ba, made Do rsaeh deeisis
q lH Amariran vaIa1akisn. The hbsc h
" grsaenhe,t only such aIancians as
WAS q uniE en- anEf Senator 6aadsE
sail ,easra wis Some d&viss0n ow
Smarsean vaInmEisln.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
FRANCE INSISTS
PACT BE AULLED
PREMIER PclACARE SENDS.
NOTES TO AMBASSADORS
SETTING FORTH POSITION
Teasan Delegates Declares fatty
csansrY wEls Nas sfEthdra~ FreEs
Trsssy caneiadsa with
Russia

Parts Instructions sent ng Pre-
nater Petnears to the French ambasssE
DORIS In the capitals Of the allies and
f,aEly approved by the cabinet. ara 70
insist that energetic measures must
be taken and penalties applied 20
Germany II the Rasse-G German treaty
Ia not abEpgattad. regardless of what
6ha Geaaa conference may decide
Tns prenzfergs position u that there
can De no nors hesitation IN the ex-
scutian &C the treaty OF Versailles
He aolas that the concessions &c tho
allies 10 Germany has led 10 further
resistance to the Versailles treaty on
the part eg ths latter
Premier PoEaeaira has held consul
sashena with leaders ct all parties fn
the mss two Days. besides keeping ths
cabinet In dose touch with the sixIIa-
si1n-
Conservative Hakfonalfsts and lib
sraI elements are said TO havs given
( the premier 10 understand they would
sRpport his view
III was pointed cut that the Russo.
Garman treaty had bruughE to Light
/ vfofa1fana Of the Versailles pact By
Germany In respect To military mater
4 hals. tina German having Il appears
Y seld the arms which the Russian REIN
II gees had Left I'm Germany instead 81
Il hansiing them ever tR tine allied com
mission Tor destruetigns an provided
Hhg tina Versailles rrsaEy-
VI tArtfefs oe the Russo-Germar
treaty. at the end OF clause O reads
.Tha RassiaR government rennunea:
Fayu1anE Of the sum Germany has IL
rived from the sale OF Russian ARM
ma teriaE transported into Germany
:. AIrsadT shara is mRen speculation
concerning the penalties to be imposes
upon Germany. as Is is cons1iere'
nrssE prghahle that some action q
lshhs sort VIII be taken. The eecupa
cIon &c the Rnhr Wiley IL the furt
! most suggestion. although there
| Authoritative opinion that the allie
are unlikely 10 adopt the precise PEI
/ airy wtieif the Germans most expes
! ami are perhaps best prepared I
: meet. The financial and scaRam.
penalties provided for IN the treat,
! liza Ii argued. wuuld permit the allie
|. / to bring pressure Of the nest sfra
+ tive sort at mErsh less easG and truI
! nia than extension aE the military Q
! enpagran4
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
ersas saaI sssil.a J s.aar,i,q ID

chicago. ThreMs 9E another railway
strike WIS intEfSasasf hers Thursday.
chem tina Midway employees dapart-
nanE &c sfa arasrfmn FetiaraEian OF
Gasaar essnlp CRAFTS euufnseesY vgtsI
ID Etz HfenniaI eunvenk1an - senst our
strilka AaIlats ca itss a0satsle MANNERS.
she qslaasian tnEalwesI la the rarlnins;
,ue af repair wuris By raflrpads. B.
A Jewell. prasisiaire OF the railway
srnpIsasse department. sand IF there
s a ztriaka -aRd feel sure QUE men
win vpeH s,lfdlx for nit viii be n
lrasass af Eila asrfnn af raiiways II
@nnrin.s ,slaciablns aE tina Tnlte,f Ssakai
r,iiHraad mllar boarEi.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
ranaanr,snsa 3 . -

washington. Esesssan ~ Withdraw
srum enc eantannanks ne Chimp Lewis,
wash. and Camp Esi1. Is e.. the
srssspa composing gfAa aiSiaisns nI~
sElsiana,i nc rgtlaa Rests anil ~ acae-
ear sha unins in the permanent army
paats Within tine rS0 enrps arwaa Inns
been reached sa ina war dsparsnaDE
The aacfssuR was mt,ia in -snnertian
WITH q arai0ngad sttfsIT as saa dAs%
srihueinn ae THE regular army an y
hasis - prastsSa &C the same time cor
a,rm5mg " aeeraEiun and affbsians,y
I In Galning. tina Ewa eantanmants
whiril ars ea be swasaatsf viii be ~.
siis1ed nlr thinning and sharaga pur'
I pases,. haE with anEE arrectRfnss ds
eaa:hmenEs 4uIrrafssf az sila Raats.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28

NsaS Rg5rSS-Naw Ennnsffal under
writings aegrsgaEing xalsssaSGsa were.
pnnlSnig aireresi and tsrmaiiistslE aNar
subscribed Thursday an inraruakians
AZ hankng house saIsf an asitiiEians1I
xp1laa.ge9 af RariB L-Eons-lF eslIrarran.
San raGIFaad g nsr cent h0nIfs snd q
svn1iieaee afTering af S2oAaAd.sssa sin,
ciaEr rrufsa on three yaar 51S per
cent aataa via Disposed OF an Onun,
srywtGIa part1eipaEinna.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
q Z. .. Psan &c ari..e..

ChiRagaa - tSaSnQeslEsifa between
afsanas for a bannar presented IN Es,ss
bw Franess e. WtiInrrf Is sxueetad a.
ssisusaIaha inearesr il the nasion-xitits
membership eampaigr 1f tie Woman >
4.Yarsgeian Fsmperancs CnlDn which
apsss ApriH 81 aazf viii eank5nue fur
sssrass waesa.. In aEEamps win De
MATS b. snroaT n.a00.aaa maEnt1srs. &C.
esrsaanx eo An amnaumeszsanE nada %
Mas Anzza - Gxsrzaa. naka0nai pssa'
sawsue ina Aaaaams ID e@snUssasasa ID
lmzsw aaaa ~ CazzzsammamA
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
xsusaaian az sals surna cuarunur

Philadelphia -Tlfs Cnitad Statea
Epxernman1 has ealEan ping an a De
fsndaus In cesfarzf csnrt VIVA had bean
aersauagy buruaI BIZ riia sxpIoaian af
a still I'm his hana and VIVA was eSaszrg-
ed wttn vfaEasing sits pranffff1nn mw.
me prisoner. Hsxa wssr. naHErE fass
hfs nfs IN tina ex5ianaan. Aftsr wta#'
Snx sna mans ssnrw an nSa fscs. na<s'
and Aanda.. Cndrad SeansB AtRsrnas
wasss Er1xfmg aa&~sE sssr hsB Discharges
& tEsanR sns anas as tsssasss hare s@ss
zamss
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28

san Francisua Tha whgia- haarrsd
enthusiasm AMI aIslGrffy with wfii.ir
san Francfsrp taries FIND tIafendunrs
mt Guilty. in liquor eases in the
EcisasI ssakaH district court was the
sab ieek as snarp eammenE ~ q Furry
hs IaGfga william G. VAN FlasE At
tar a nrrY had Besn tEnpauaIssi. rsia
dsfHadHnx EIaafied g1IiIEy anaf waa
fanad sse8. 'tssnessmen aaid tina
esurt.. -tsAia dsfsndaaE- By changing
ass aasa. nas rs68ea y8M af a eilaars
ca stnd hirn nse guilty.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
@uRRAs aAsgs pxaeE pscFrsR
a8a@@ra @as naelar~ szrSka orr ft
c@marsma afls AeRa1 @ase r@wsand

@m@r@ s@B& 1@1ARF@ S3rs&a Ut u
c@narsma @iia AeRax wage na~asd
S@@ YarR me Gems miners VIII
aaehara siaa sErisse or and rsSstTn ~
wus9. pankssag aaatAssiana eE d nav
agreement. t. eaagrwsa wiz pasa 4
ksin6 raaaRgGssn ar BIZ aapfging eha
&13mmaaua geat eananisska9s award
vi tsN'H ~ al Eles eaaE 9paratSSns.
Pnsssp Murray wsssa pr~stssne &C the
EalRasa Mime &araars az Amsrtsas da-
casE~G "a aeHass On the esaI strt1s
TGstrsasaY
Aacth@r rs9airarsanA ssr tina snf ae
sa@ ,tssrs,usey. ha salt. w~aad be b
r~sanmsnsiasina ~ PvesAsiasne EsiriiRg
~ eRlg q aAaEisnaE eanesrsnes ae THIS
rsprsasneaksS se aE srsraHars an,I
mane waraars ID assgssstaas new
1gre@n1an&
TIA ALSO rasrRznsnEsaE as a earung1s
aaS pagsssv SIR resssfseing Rrgis1arsun
ant sszlaiifzinz eila ministry eiaa 40
Yssanaznar6 az IN representative. eassa
assHsN and slrissiElh samiastoH eAsfrgss
win ina aarty as caiEactnG and IN
41NSkft& Ia Ssl& @tfstlt Aa&aA @stA.At &h4Aah4s4
sound and appranrtaca ulnatruecsg'
Recommendations
rhs gaRa3aee iaaaEad was. aE5fha
Esas Eaes ia sls cgsil SsrtIsst and w'na
Lias Anailsfr' Mr.. MarrsE prsaeHfsa'
ssfa u8ls@rs siaie &c sla cnnGragsrs
ami Tllmaaa IT svaERins. prssidenE .
shs RannsEsvania GaaT AMI EGisa Cen
aanr, ina apsranlrz wtswu0iflr II
pnssasgs asE1nsda was inharprsaasf B
Esarry a. GAreieid nrsaitissns ef VII
Tsa-ua collage. wine waa national eas
asisnznistrnt1r unafar Hsrnsr gresittsE
Wilson. and by Rltare vs. Bfusr. 4
rsseear af ina hnrsau az Industrial :
seareM
Ar MsarraEs ssfggaatalrs were 9
rsrest as 4 sRl,fGnn af the proiaIsuz
ras fsIfsrre IN hinHmis1nus euaE minin
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
calaraaa rsaa sasaial aaaasntlsf

penzsr. Tna spacfaE session af ina
ssvesatY ss1frrf general assembly ean-
penad nera Tueadaxs This session
..uaaislarssf the sEeffaE rrnRel biz and
ina Fasaina eanGervaraRcx measure.
ma f1rruar calls far eiia bending &C
slr counties f1w appruxilnarslg y. 0gsss,
.MBg 20 construct q ssE-miIa tunnaI
through raie 81. IaEnas psnk of ssas com
rsm@nfaI dswassa. Ths IaGrar ssaaza pr'r
emessw@ naaanxsm Ca prsw@nE any r@
wwrrsmcm az rnaaam tn sA@ kxkansaa
wmszaw wzeh as szvmgA Pwmsaia Eame I,zna
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
GERMANY ACCEPTS
ALLIES PROGRAM


ss~maa -TAs aawnaaa ssnay W. sA@
ezaa@@ assanssaa@ aersess "a sazasaaea
xAaa aAs essTmsn aea#8aasa - sarTssa
essa r@rsaeasssAax - sas fwrsA#r aAss
~aasasa. 20 sA& Rassaaa @asssssa ~
&Am @mza@ s0@ssxsneaA sAa Kaasse.
sssrasaa w@say ssxssa st naRalaa sae-
So adhered a@ ssa@A
TAs Gssasaa mase ii aaasex sAam sAst
ssSsa Go aEasess END Aag2ns Nv s<k-
asswaeaSsag ~wskA paAnsaa ssrrTtss'
aA@ psessak raeaAveas whAsA II eeaat8.
aTNa mmzfasnrvssA xn@ essss eA@m re-
n@msa wAas Ew. RakAsmmR. G@rmsaa
eaxsaxa nasmEszax. Aas SISTED en- ssxe
@3ma @ee# aMR-rsA@s a@gsRAaasams Ess
sA@ eaaxaazaam ef sAs Rasae&ssFsnan
treaty AaA sassaa ksa@ aaeA w@Fs
amswa I'll Aavs easd ~ pre@sess Dr. aig
sas E@sspaas sRvsraRasmsa aaaa hasa
&kaax h@@a sssgaakasa ezk es defer.
wa@s ID sAa e@mess@agss
Bms saa amgAasa@m sf gsrrzsmmw sTeaa
Gee nawasaaaAena A@asA Az EA@ alias
waaa - RmaaAsns al sa@ wKzAa A. All.
A@rss@ wmxs % enc efarman sssAagaslan
saa kaapTassAsa sAas gA@ allies we're
= - u u @SAasss - - - - -
- M*N~S So II - ~AA's'a4A n&S'
- - ss - -
- -
- - - ssa.a =
- - = Z y - V 80 Ns3
- 80 - ss'SsAs - - AAeses
- 49, - a - aas =
saaAsaas . ssssSaassaA Y - - 800
- - - 80 $3.50 3 - :
- - - sa'aasas - "
$50 y - - ~ 90 aRsaeS y
- - ss3
As s'sF&7 ssasSaShaa esea*sS'
sash saa 0saI ass@s - faoaass sas
spsxM y shs saaRssvasws saa Easts&'
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28

r. - - $500 Maks ase Il q for nionahon @ quss
- = - ,sa = pleasure and pnaess $50 ~.
- - .H n,enns sshusA Ii more daneo 80
- II - ! SO eeamn dssed send stamped envelope sn1
- = = ssnrasaa III viii always % neao
ahsclaa@ canEdsnesA . - !. - and MI so
Ill. "a -. .. I5s5 Sab Lila Cas. akI.1G3~~~A
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28

-c.s.ouences If It's shape is little
different. what 10 the speed at which
4 begins to curve. etc. etc. and .
great many Of them are still undecided.
Briefly the boomerang 10 80 shaped that
the air resists one part of il more than
another. 80 that It has TO travel IN .
carved path after its speed has slowed
down below certain rate. As 1t
travels IN a curve it more or less comes
back 10 the place from which it start
ed. 1t IS interesting to know that 1t
has been brought to perfection among
hs natives Of Australia. who are all
most the lowest race of mankind.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Can you tell me why Boston is
called The Hub Of The unipersep THANH
gou.
LOTTIE, Paropdn, Utah.
1 Oliver Wendell Holmes, himself
Bostonian, said IN satire that the
Bostonians thought the dome of the
aate house was the centre of the earth.
| and that Boston therefore must be the
Hub. Ii might be added that Boston
ians have a well grounded reason for
being proud of their city. Boston has
always been leader in great move
ments. When only small town Har-
ward, the oldest college in the United
States was founded there. The best
n music, art and literature are also
found IN this city. Hope to hear
from you again.
Dear Miss BROOKS:
Can't you suggest name that would
Be appropriate for a jolly club Of
girls phich me are organizing We
I are all young girls. none over eighteen.
! and are sin,ply out for a good time
ne nil Tell iokes. play games, make
candy. and enjoy ourselves. We
! thought Of THE Aint We Got Fun
Club" but il is most Too long and
aangy. Please tell us something dp.
7ropriaie.
THE BUNCH, Payson
| think for jolly club of girl
which you describe, the name Mime
haha. meaning. as you no doubt know
Laughing Waters" would be yer.
J pretty and appropriate. What do yo'
= ihipkp
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
Dear Miss FlF.lEer Er9ajsz

Nhlle N sait Lake recssrtIp r at
tended the S3Hlner s Circus. and sup
an act IN their as1u Dtere then -xxd
vf1uf titep culle1f boomerang i
hra HsaT ssgsT aHe before and 4 uas
psry interesting Can pau tel me- MIN
L aiDaus came hack to hs stagey
Iaaf an INQUIRER From sarI..
\ = gsa1 ds=l Of aussy has BEEN ae.
vussa 70 finding why tE,s bsarn.s ma
naaaaa b@ ss <xa<t aaaps,. wssar sr~ H.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28
nv Dear Mis- Bruoss:

We haDe a mem nTipaf IN aur fam
ay-afe first, and pe are 80 sroszd
Hs q the denrezt little Eap paa eser
sap. and hax dtHs hur and eaes Ire
his daddy We INST amt afirs sf =
nanrc good snnugH far nm. Won't
pam ai-uzr, tell US fem fiat pau EEc2
"A HGu7E Is zaneilring Hat has to Es
carried all Hrauqf life and me pans
10 gst something that Tie mill lie, taa.
Z hunE pan 10 much far puur truu5ie
FE7PLEXED. PacutclIs.
ROW happY yuu mus be with HE
us~ little life To talc carr Of. I 5cn't
I w1ucser Fuu wanf a mcE name. and r IN
gaiHg IN tell Yuu the ones that ar.
I really my fagoritez,, bur of course
tasfsz arr % different that unr cauuos
nz4l what wiiE nit snmr unr else !
liks tiarsn short. duu'e Youa Franz
1 Carl. &snt, Shirley. Kenneth. Alan
Owen Da yuu like any of tilesx
And ! mink the cnaum Of naming
enid af1Er ttie mother s maiden name
i 4 . aprruprats.. Is a very n.rn an,
I hups Tins may be Of heiup to- you, ans
zssz the darling baEy for me-.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-04-28

Mss HsIen Baakss
pEsam bell sse vdaf tribe Of azdass
tR< Iasliasr hsaa an ear Bnffaia afctst
rsprcs<aEs. Il aug.
r. II. Papsun. Usah-
II was Jaarss Fraser who made the
ssrssau &c a. Buffala niskel The
bead . q Snmposifr made nom nvs
esffer~ns u,adels. and IS the sulPtur
ieiral az an American Indian- befoFe
the week On she rellef was even begun
portrais hasss We're mas4s bom each O
he models. dhen portrait peilefS. his
means thar sen distinct portralfs were
sompl<fed hesare cur new com deasn
was starfes1
Dear Mss Brgasss
VIII pau pleass tell me uhs1
Rudatsk Eal-nfi1as next nicthrs ual
Be- released and also tie NAME of az
TkGrusaHg poa pery tandiq far tins ~
farnratian. Z am.
HIS WORSFfEPFER. Gasher. Va.
Beyond the Rocks Is Rudolph
( NaErnrino-s LATEST picture and viii be
/ released the Latter part Of May Or the
firsf af June
| Dear Hiss Braasss
I am gang 10 urife and asst gqu to
beta me and 4 IA kane Hg letter ucaf
find the paate 6aaFeE hiss Bfeoss,
paat cur grit IA To haae frie11ds lie
The sther giiris and be papuEH5 Al
the sther airtz that I RnaD hsre kGse
bog friends and are Glpaps gang cut
nth Hfeur far anita riaes and % asegs
and nartirs,. stz., 5uf Il seeHzs 4 never
am aatsd Ia ga mDmhsrs. ard The
atkeF gTts ralte fun af me- They SD
a u seraaas 4 am ina cahf and cGll
me q sru1H.. and THAT II ( nGula parr
40 . EftEr Z cmllG hnse friends. too:
sut Miss Braasz.. mp Hather sfu1y'
tslf He 4 Bas 1ut fiaff far q gzd 1:
Let the baaa siaz End hug aer becauss
II zas did aHs DaulI aEpaps Be sam
Uhen the right srmr euHe aLang. Nj
naathsr died q geH aga. and 4 Is s.
hard To- hape ma ans Ia Ga to- Fathc
dsezz't seern ia understand and 1 han,
Ha asasrA Da pieuze trI me Bhat Il
ia. ALONE EdGhs Fall,
My dear kftie girl I surely woul,
Ike % Be Of heip 10 you because
know plst how hard Il Is for you /
see Yuur sirI friends enjoying them
selves while you must SIT alone for til
/ reason that You want to 1--WE up to Ii
dear mother teachings and not allo,
! Sae boys TO take liberties. There
. only one thing you can do, and that
. 10 continue To BE the dear sweet gi
am alrs you are. aad though you ma
! mIsa out m these temporary pleasure
one Of these days a Boy viii come alor
+ ~ha will appreciate Eour unspoile
4 szscetnesa heGauae lis nrctler viii ha,
Z salght him As yours has taughe yea III
r L Ia worth Wnils not 10 clay al The gan
: at love. Tau viii BE Ese peach fire.
> picked from the tree. while these 9th
2 giria viii have all the Elrcrn rubbed Of
i Be ially and gay with others. and a
i surr gau will find before long Ii
: here are boys who appreciate he u
I, wt0 do not carc for hugging parts
IS Write me again when you EeeE Ike
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Dear Miss Brooks:
THE BUNCH. Papson.

think for Jolly club Of girls
which you describe, the name Mine
haha. meaning. as you no doubt know,
Laughing Waters" would be very
pretty and appropriate. What do you
thinkp
Evening star., 1922-10-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

following business been to
to be to The Star will receive prompt attention.
Evening star., 1922-10-24
USED FORDS

USED FORDS
THAT ARE RIGHT.
Ford coupe, 1922; Ford sedan,
1921; e Ford tourings, priced
right; S deliveries at a bargain.
Easy terms can be arranged On
the above cars.
STROBEL MOTOR CO., INC,
1425 Irving St. NV.
Mr.. Petit. Columbia 4206.
Open Sundays, 9-12.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

BARGAINS.
$185 Dodge touring.
$3.50 Packard, 5-pass., twin.
$425 Hudson touring.
S625 Packard twin 6, 7-pass.
$3.50 Cadillac touring.
$3.50 Dodge sedan, newly
painted; excellent condition.
$lI50 Packard. 1921. single
six.
$I.o5o Packard twin E, 4-pass.; I;
sport model; new tires, special
nickel equipment; top, seat oov-
ers, etc.
$2,I5o Packard twin 6; special
nickel equipment; new tires, etc.
Terms-will trade in your
used car.
THE LUTTRELL CO..
1914 New Hatrpshire Ave.
West oSS.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

CADILLAC.
If you are looking for good
automobile cheap, we have it.
1921 Cadillac roadster.
1921 Case 4-pass. sport.
1920 Stutz speedster.
1920 Apperson roadster; per-
feet.
1920 Cleveland roadster.
1921 bort touring.
Free driving license.
Every one OF these automo-
biles is in AL condition. No
reasonable offer refused. Terms
as desired.
DAVID S. HENDRICK CO..
INC.
Used Car Dept. =
Doug. Matthews. Mgr.
1912 I4th St. NV.
Main 100 and Franklin 73IA.
Open evenings and Sundays. /.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

TYPEWRITER chairs. practically new -
WHIT. enamel kitchen tables with porcelain
ton ls inches long, $3.50 each.
Nsk tabies, q inches long, suitable Tor din
,nS and lunchrooms "a. % each.
fsrre display tables about feet long.
% each. u.,., ,..x, e.z
eafH aafHousEHo1p AND OFFICE FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
H. BAUM q SON,
464 PA. AVE. NV.
VIE nuY- WE SELL. WE RENT.
%----s SOME
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
IN JEWELRY.
Buy now for Christmas. A small deposit
will reserve any article.
Hamilton Railroad watch, famous
~ Gt-est.s ssi iefs,as'G sosid Cold Men: ElIin
wasen wGaad,aiher's Hail Clock. with
chimes: Westminster chimes every e,oo "a
,issinR ssad1Iu. about IS csrats..:.... ss5ooo
by,'i,nes xsX sea1i Weighing about carat $4,000
Ih.oInteIy Perfect Blue White Dia-
mond exceptionally brilliant and
reai gem; weighs I 3 car1ts. 10000
1 Absolutely Perfect Blue, Wnite Die-
mond. Weighing over 81 carats; ono
Eyeasfss,sl y,. sssat;s1 ssSpf Diamond.
EeiShine about IL carat. ........ 5000
= ~ bsrgains can be seen st
-3sSr A. KAHN Inc, "a.
93b = Ct. NV,
Askov American., 1922-04-27
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given. that default
has been made and now exists, in the
payment of the interest which became
due on June Is. 1921 and December Is.
1921. and in the payment Of the prin-
cipal which became due on December
l5 1921. on the mortgage made by
Christian Christensen. an unmarried
man. as mortgagor. to Savings Loan &
Trust Company. of Madison. Wiscon-
sin. as mortgagee. dated January 5th.
1917. and recorded in the office of the
Register OF Deeds. of Pine County. Min
nesota, on the 18th day Of January.
1917. at 4 o'clock =. NJ. in book 36 Of
Mortgages, on page 9S.
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby giv-
en- that said mortgage will he FORE
closed by sale of the premises therein
described. to-wit: The West Half of
the Northeast Quarter CWh OF NEA).
Section Twenty-seven (27). Township
Forty three NO. Range Nineteen u9).
Pine County. Minnesota. to he made
by the Sheriff OF said Pine County, pur-
suant to the statute, at the front door
OF the Court House. in the Village OF
pine City. i'm said County OF Pine. on
the 18th day Of June. 1922. at Two