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Emmanuel Swedish Lutheran.

street. J.. N. Persenius, pastor. Sum
day school at $3.50. Bible class in
church at 10 a. M. English services
at II a. nj. and Swedish services at
7:so;p. m. Congregational meeting to
elect q pastor next Tuesday at 8 p.
m. In church parlors. Annual sup
per in church parlors next Wednes-
day evening. Young Peoples meet
ing in church next Thursday evening
at 8 p. m. Bethesda Ladies' Aid and
election of pastor at John Hoglos'
next "Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
Lutheran %In,inanucl.

man service at liza. m. The Young
Peoples society meets on Tuesday
evening at s p. IN. Sunday school and
bible class at 9 q. m. H. F. Buegel.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
Tho Lutheran Free Church.
Corner Of Cottonwood st. and

Second Ave.
Morse services Sunday forenoon at
1915, and English services at 11:15.
Sunday school and bible class. serv-
Ices Sunday evening at 1880. A serieR
Of meetings will be held beginning
Tuesday evening at 1880 and continu-
ing until Sunday, November 10. Rev.
Overlld and other evangelists will be
present. Confirmation class Satur-
day morning at :9:45. 1ngel Rowland,
pastor !. T.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

ACCOMMODATINd A LADY.
when I was young my parents said
repeatedly to mo:
THE male unto the female sex mutt
H. always courteous be-" s.
Ny father dWelt on this at larEA, he
talked 1T day and night:
Unto the ladies gentlemen would al
ways be polite" 81
SO whom shs asked OF me to play. al.
though my bridge is shady,
undertook to play the same Just to
obltse the. lady.
It seems they had to have the fourth,
hut- three Of them there were
And sp. I:4bsk tbs vacant chair oblies
ing them and her.
"a pleading look, al in her eye, so
gg~raeieusly she smiled
wiRsoraa AZ a child;
And though Of bridge I little know
sS without much hesitattnk.
Her haftners I aereedSto' bes--to be ac-
cofnfh6dating.
"a halls, cent a point" said she, for
8rS. scAShsth lady Played Jssi
But since she shared tho ri1k with me
Why sho9ld I bkAafraid3
She seemed ~ gentle IS aSohild-I've
u.ed. that phrase before,
but whenI%I truinped hSrS king o.
hearts you should Y have heard her
And hsts. ana rage ana lxly looks the
When. i threw out ! diamond cafd, ana
e not the SPADE me ia me.
x ala NM !aak III s,nin i I ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED

Lisbon, Nov. 1.-THE Portuguese
parliament was dissolved today. Elec-
parliament was dissolved yesterday.
Elections have been set for next Sun
day and the new house will mot on
Wednesday,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
CHURCH
First Methodist Episcopal.

Rev. Geo. "A. Henry, pastor. Morn
Ing worship, 1885. Sermon, THE
Visible God" pastor. Sunday school.
~. W. "A. Mcintyre, supt. Epworth
league. $50. Evening worship, 1880.
Address. rs theNBible a Sectarian
Book. pastor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

/. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony, Oleson, Hill
avenue. returned Friday from st: Pam
with their, son and daushter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Oleson.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, zoe Interna-
tiohal avenue, will leave today for
WEilliston, N. D., where she will spend
some time with relatives.
Charles Friedman of Thief River
Falls 10 shending a few days With
friends here and at England.
Mr.. and Mrs. clarence T. Bygaard
Of Hitterdal are visiting friends in
East Grand Forks over the weekend.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
BaDtist,

John Gerald York. pastor. Morning
worship. 1890. Sermon. Jesus
Conception Of, G Bible school, IL.
Pau b. Griffith, superintendent. B.
z. r. u, $3.50 p. M, Miss katherine
1880. 'Shall We Have Another
World WARP" A message in recog-
milton of Armistice day. Prayer meet
ing and mission study, led by Mrs. N.
j. Nelson, 1880 Wednesday evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Dare at X. p. Hall, Saturday, Nov.
~. Four-piece orchestra. win furnish
music.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Gonl.-By the DAD Ignite Ss.7e
SOY coal s12:5b. rhone 1851. i. i.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

.Church on Belmont avenue. sun
day Services, II 4. m. Subject,
"Mortals and Irnmortals." Sunday
>school follows. "Wednesday evening
service. s o'clock. Reading room,
First National bank building. Hours.
IL to s..
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First PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday services for the First Pres
byterian church, November ~, 1922.
Sunday school at 9:45, Miles X. Lana
der. superintendent. Morning service
at 1900. Subject: Garry On" sr.
c. E. at GAS. Evening worship at
7:45. Subject. "Protestantism.',.
PrayN.. service Wednesday night at
7:45. r. Halsey Ambrose.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Nandenhall Memorial ~Presbyterian.
Sunday school. 10 q. m. Church
service, IL a.. M Rev. Mcleod Of
Duluth will occupy the pulpit.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
Bethany Lutheran.

szion Lutheran church. English
services with comm union Sunday
informing at 10:45. Morse services
with communion Sunday evening at
7:45. English Sunday school and
bible classes at 9:40: Morse Sunday
school and bible class at ~. The
Mems club will meet next Tuesday
evening at 8. A good musical pro-
gram will be rendered apd Deacon
Alphsen. a missionary On his way to
China, will speak. The Young Peo-
pies league will meet next Friday eve
ming. David Stoeve.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

n, The Handy Cash Meat Market
rs open for business at SEQ Cherry st.
sPhone T4. Nelson and Hoffman
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Lindstlom Here-A. e. Lindstrom
of Oakland. CAL, former owner Of the
Langdon Republican, was In Grand
Forks last night on his way to Lang
don. He came ia Grand Forks from
Hastings. Mimi. where he had taken
the body Of Mrs. Lindstrom for burial.
She died last week at Oakland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Light Housekeeping Rooms for
rent inquire Second Hand Store, SIS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

. Coal-We handle Nponan screened
durango Ignite; weighed On the city
scales. Phone 447. Grand Forks
alce & Fuel Co.-Ady. Y
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Complete Exaihs-six candidates
wrote the, examinationi conducted at
the county court housS Thursday and
Friday FOR elementary tsachere' certi-
ficates. The examinations were fin
ished on Friday afternoon
Gi1by Funeral Tomorrow-Funeral
services for James Gtlby. aged 70, who
died at his hons ~. Minneapolis
church In Gilby Sunday. afternoon at
2'o.cloek. Mr.. Gilby was d pioneer of
North Dakota. having resided at Gilby
for 20 years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Grand Forks Decorating Co., s1a
Ave. Sign and auto painting
our specislties.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Bach's Grocery, 1909 Init. Ave.
Phone 1927. Handles a complete ling
OF groceries. also all kinds Of meat.
we deliver pfomptly.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

When you, need q taxi, call 96-w.
prompt service and careful drivers,
All cars heated. Bensoh's Taxi
a96-W,-Adv. IE <&N-'-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
He vn1mney Sweep Wapted-Apply sos

,, manic Coat for sale. Good as new.
'an Soel after 6 p. m.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Dance ToniGht-Guild Hall, danc-
Ing from $3.50 to 1880. Music by
sEmards Orchestra. Tickets 800,
auspices American Legion.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

To Our Cust6mcrs-some time be-
tween the hours Of one and six Sun
day morning the business district; on
the A. c. circuit in the north. and
south end Of town will be u of due
to connecting new machinery. Red
River Flower company.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

To Hold salc-Mrs. e. !. Densmore
and Mrs. Rand Smith will hold sale
Of handmade articles, home OF Mrs.
Smith. 321 South Fourth street, be-
ginning at 3 o'clock, Saturday after
noon.-Adv, "a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Xmas Cards-Before you select your
Xmas cards. do not fail to see our
complete assortment which we now
nave on display. Granu Forks Herald
Co.-Adv,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

City Briefs
aa$&
Hs Chimney Sweep wapted-Apply sos
,, manic Coat for sale. Good as new.
cali Soel after 6 p. m.-Adv.
go, Toal.-sy h load. Ignite Ss.,s
10Y SOY Goa t12:5o. fhone 1851. i. 4.
u, DaEre at X. p. Hall Saturday, Nov.
w.. Four-piece orchestra. will furnish
Lisht Housekeeping Rooms for.
Il rent inquire Second Hand Store, SIS
mt Ave'-Adv. Is
Grand Forks Decorating Co., e12
SSDeMers Ave. Sign and auto painting
our specislties.-Adv:
N. The Handy Cash Meat Market
Us open for business at $50 Cherry st.
sFnone IA. Nelson and HOFFMAN
Ser ~ ASS
n. when you need a taxi, call 98-W.
irompt service and careful drivers.
4 cars heated. Bensoh's Taxi
Sgs6-W.-Adv.
N coal-We handle Nponan screened
& Durango Ignite; weighed on the city
M~scales. Phone AT. Grand Forks
aa1ce & Fuel Co.-Adv.
LIS O- ..Et s Gr-r-s'&.
Bach's Grocery, 1902 Int'l. Ave.
n Phone 1927. Handles a complete line
Il OF groceries. also all kinds Of meat.
We deliver pfomptly.-Adv.
n Dance Tonight-Guild Hall, dane
s%SEmards Orchestra. Tickets 800,
e auspices American Legion.-Adv.
a N Xmas Cards-Before you select your
s55 Xmas cards, do not fail to see our
N complete assortment which we now
nave on display. Granu Forks Herald
u Tho Frederick Taxi.-We have add
ed a new 7-paskenger Buick Sedan. to
I our "a line. Prompt and courteous
service either day Of night. Phone
iSO0.-Adv.
~ 1lOAu oalC-MES. -. y. Oen6lnOre
and Mrs. Rand Smith will hold sale
Of handmade articles, home OF Mrs.
Smith. S31 South Fourth street, be-
ginning at 3 o'clock, Saturday after
noon.-Adv. 81,
To Our Cust0mcrs-Some time be-
tween the hours Of one and six Sun
day morning the business district; on
the A. G. circuit in the north and
south end of town will be cut of due
to connecting new machinery. Red
River Flower company.-Adv.
LlndstEom Here-A. E. Lindstron1
of Oakland, Cal, former owner Of the
Langdon Republican, was in Grand
Forks last night on his way to Lang
don. He came ia Grand Forks from
Hastings. Mimi. where he had taken
the body Of Mrs. Lindstrom for burial.
She died last week nj Oakland
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11

Tho Frederick Taxi.-We have add
ed n new 7-pdssenger Buick Sedan to
our Taxi line. Prompt and courteous
service either day Of night. Phone
iSO0.-Adv,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

Goruntpct bar laet ollie Sern / SlbGt
for at bemretige Jig &etsi9oet. Gen.
ne 9D bar idalebeS M tiIbrot Jig at
ifirnfe Gountpet en- tilitrGffelig itor
% pen Cont iantt at opfsre ct tint
GoltrtbllS paa bernie uoen en- Gents
9cfoitrina for Gountpets Sfattepbe.
re. Oisie Sioer mcb iaa mcgen
SIoae oper bste Sfatte er bette Gil
bltO rlegct friitenbe for S9lserne, %
Der arbetocs iortioen meb Heb og
SIsr ira begqe Cider, cirfulercnbe
Inisgningcr for % imoo bette Sils
bub. 2psningen irnebcices meb itor
SpGuoing oner belle Gountpet. Sc
mere meloeS, at Solf / @eit Union o.
nGrmeite Smesn bar Itiuet 8arantt
ior en- @ape al 100000 til mt
Gourtblts, bpis bette 9ienopfsres Der.
GountpfGngiIet itaar uberert al 81.
o%ebrar0en.
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Wontana.
Sernbaneperfiteo iaien aabnet.

tyJtu uuuUtt. -
8reat Hortbern ganenS Serfiteo /
SABRE er ieien aabnet efter at babe
oeret lllffet / nogen Sib. Sriften
CT i9ien begpnot mco 200 Wano,
bpilfet for uogioroe Den belle Irbeios-
ltprfe.
CnSartet Snfnensa / Suite. Gu
nteget ~alporlig gpibemi al SSnfIucn.
so bar tpunget flere SitnoreOe N91lb
og &pinoer / Butte til at oaa til
iengs, og Sfoler, Gruber og andre
Snltitlttioner Bar iom Sslge oeraf
pdnltelig for at bolbe Sriften aaa-
enoe. Oct iagbes, at mtinoIt 10 9ro-
cent al @rubearbeioeri1e bar paa
Spgeliiten, mebenS SfoIerne Dor
ertonn pGrre farne. If SsiIfoIens
eleper bar 400 ipeenelote, Ga ONT
trent 30 Erocert al ben belle Sfole-
lingoom bar noe. Iuer BERT ipntes
Dog Spgoommen at raie blonbt SeIe.
tonpigerne, ioet goot og bel Salpoe.
len al ois'e baooe melot iia ipae /
Ssbet al fprrige llge.
Gle paatrnffet nGr Corvallis. -
Oct bar puft meget SpItpr ajenrenr
belle Bitter Toot Salcp, of ser poa
nrinore emo 1000 Soos 9pbbe err
funoet Ole omtrent balpanoen Wil
eltenfor Corvallis. Oct SelIfub, iom
foretpg gorin9en, maatte inoItiQe
oenne inotil etoel ltoItpr funbe er.
boloes, oa man life par berebt iii of
ltsoe paa fire OIieforefomlter / en-
laa rtnge Spbbe. Gen isrite Srepe
at Sllen bite en- 8rapitet al melem
4O % 90, og Den melotcs at bore me.
get msrtere emo ben ser err braot til
at tlpoe beo Gat Greet. SoIf bopoe
%tortalt, at Den Ole, ser Iammen nleo
Sano og Srns bar faitet fra set DO.
reoe Sui, branbtc meb itor Seftia.
beo llaar Der iatteS en- Spritif BERTH.
Sg bar finn cit Snbbpsaer. Com
ytpbeo melotes forleoen / Suite, of
".tgaar bar belle Sigblalo Gitps 9es
tolfnln9 her / Spen", % ga oenilc
Slgblano Gitp mi finn beboes al SSobn
&ern, laa filnbe aItiaa bcnne Tpbcb
pore bogltapelia iano. Siablanb
ettn liggcr 40 Wfil Spo for Suite
% ltae paa oct bsieite @rcat Sipioe.
o9 Den bapoe | i'm Sib oper 1000
Sltobpagerc. gu Dor cyobn Sern
b%lottenSeS alene blanbt Sc forfoIone
Nure. Sa ban onfom 6ertiI / 1867
betragteoeS gpen iom en- porbenhe
@eroensbp, men @nIoct forefom ito.
dig mere iieloen inbtiI Den blep fIIb.
ltenoig forlabt. &ern bar fremSeles
Den 1alte Sro, at Der err @ulb | Sper.
1loo, bbls man bare fan itsoe paa oct
rette Steo. "Ofen leg beapnber M
at blipc 9ammel," Tiger ban, "oe lea
lEnrttrtts2 ~, s,S,.. c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
9Do 9afota.
Sniluen,a pco llnineriitetet,

let Gpioenli al Snflucn5a er uobr,,ot
peo Statens llniperiitet / Sermiaion,
efter SGgernes llbiaail bcpirfet peb
De bratte Spersan9e / Seiret. ODER
100 Stnoenter par iorrige llsc paa
Speeliitcn.
5orpilbet iig nnSer Smeiturm. =
gSiliam Bopea, iom bar aniat hos
ell al DC tore auR9cpOruttere peo
Gbepenne Rincr, er braat til Soipito-
let | Sort Yierre cfter at bapc for.
piloet iig unber Den iioite Sneltorm
% n9r irosien ibiGl. Sroos at ban
bar liseIaa bel ficnot noe paa Sap.
negangen iom / lin egen Stuc, tunoe
ban DOG life iinoe Scien bicm iaien,
og ban blcp nsot til at is9e 2p / el
Sratlfog, Der ban opbolot ia / 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
NprS 9afota.
Chez for IorihaI. Sro Wo

Sbea for Iaribal. Sra @aibina.
ton er inolebet llnberretnina ON, at
SameS q. Shea uf Yr9iibent Sar-
oina bar tomincret for llonrpllclie
til 5oreneoe StoterS Wtaribal ior
Hortb Safota.
9sbsfalo ! 8ranb Sorts. Ole Sit.
telion, iom for benimoo 80 slar iioei,
uopanoreoe ira Salingoal, er 27oe
6cbr. aigaaet pGo Seben i lit Sienl
/ @rano Sorts, - slor gammcl. &it.
telicn bocoe isrit / mango Slar i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
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Rbeumdti$t1e,

Bel befieuot p,O es.u furfarbeiis. grfariua rrSsr
2ibeIie. iom Rbeumatismen beoirfer. err Oirs ~.
Surft. bosnbe sos 6. GIip. ct. B3, Bloomington. Sa.
ioa t~afnenilia for at baoe belbrebet fig 'sIp. Of haur At
pur 2~atuemliabeo sr b~eaiarlia eft.r at furtrls uat
anbre eibsnoe atturat bporIebes be oeo en- iuO!
Wtaabe Siemmst fan bIipe fpit fin gine.
Dlrs. Surft bar Inlet at iaIae. 8Iip fun ub bstt,
advertisement. ieuo bet til beube meb bit east Nauu
pa AbresIe. % bun bill giGbel;a ieube big Osnu, orr'
bifuIoe Cplpsniua belt frit. SiIfrip beuoe itrar t'r
bu QIeuluter bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

elmer. Sa ban erbelig naaeoe en-
SettlerS Sptte bar ban aloorlig for
frosien paa 9enene % | Iniigtet.
Snnb faplsbcr meb Sernbanetps.
&obert Daggies Sunb "Scottp" al
Collie Hoce bar forleoen Scat faple-
bet meo oct ~alminoelige @obstos paa
Iillpalifee. 8anen De 40 WHl ira
gallfton til elf Yoint, oe fom frem
til iibitn9pnte Steb lige iaa tiblig
iom Spget. 5arn1eren gaggies brag-
te enoel Greatnrer til Yanfton for
at brinae Dem paa Narfebet / Siol1r
Gitp, og "Scottp" bapbe taget lin
Ssrn meo of iaee &reaturiloffen De
fer Mil inc til gpen. apeget blep
anbragt / Sogne &l. If ON Iftenerl,
og 8l. 100 ON Worgenen afgif 60
get fra ganfton. Sarmeren troeoe,
at "Scottp" Hog Selifab meo De
WRno, iom blep tilbage | ganfton,
men blep life Tibet fo%ritnoret peo at
msbe Surben netop iom ban iteg at
Soget / @lf Yoint &l. A ON Worge.
men. Den bite Werfer efter at babe
ipritnget meget giennem Ssle oe
Smubs, men ipntes life at bore me-
get trGt. Sarmeren nlaatte fortiptte
meo Soget til Siour Gitp, men bon
fit Stationsfolfene / elf 8oint til at
tage fig al Sl1nben og pr. Grpreis
ienoe BEN tilbase til CANTON nleo
neite Soe.
8nbernSrfanbibater ! pffentlis
Sebat. Otter gieniiOig llbfororing
msotes 8upernsr W. $. Wcytaiter
og George ". Cyan, &anoibat for
Domination til @uperrter al Solttb
0afota, ben 10be bs. til offentlis De.
bat / Siorr Sails, peo bpilfen gn-
lebning goot 90 bel 5000 Nennelfer
bapoe trangt Jig iannmen / gpens
Itore Goliierm, bpor Spefampen itpo.
Iae Stole bar fiernet fra felipe ga.
lens Cub, bbor 5000 8erIoner ltoo
paffet iom Glib / en- Senoe De to til
be &loffetimer Oebaten pareoe; De
sprtge Silbsrere bar it,tet iammen
oppe | 8alleriet. ll6enfor gpgrlins
gen itob omfring 5000 Menneifer,
Der life bar iaa belbige at fomme
tiosnof til at fomme inb. Ser bar
nemlig flor Silitrsmning fra omlig.
genbe gper, iaaleoes fra CANTON,
bpis Delegation tom meo "ilppen6e
Saner og tlingenoe Spil". Ger frem.
tom life mango me a%rgumenter I'M
Der De to Observation-Disclosures ORD
famp, oplpies ser. 8llperneren ino.
lfrenfebe fig til bopebiagelig at flail.
Ore Cyan for bans &etsiager, men
par oerunOer roiat for el MGngbe
Sppoigbeoer % Ifbrpbelier fra Sil-
bsrerne. ut BONNIE efter be fore
tommenoe gifalOsptrineer al for
ifieaige Slaes % De emo mere man.
gearteoe Spb, bporpeo Misbag gapes
tilfienoe, bar oe TO &anoioaters Gil
b9neere omtrent 1igelig forfeit
blanot Silbsrerne. Spao @uperns-
rem bapoe at iige, bar aItiao Saeer
iom nofiaa ofte for er blepne uolui-
tene at egans SLENDER, meoens oer.
ne introollcerebe Ell forbolospis nh
Irfe, nemlig ct ltnoerifi,b al 3 Ntil-
lioner Dollars / De iaafaIote Rltral
Credit Bombs. Der. Cyan talte fsrit
80 Wfinlter, bDorpaa @upernsren
talte en- Sime, og til IfIlutning talte
Ggan ieien 10 Mtinllter.
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Sri YroOe HIapao.

Snger ltbqift for bet M ensr npeenfnb,. Cob pS
isube Gem en- WGnabe Of atttiter for at beoi'e boab
VIapap Vaoe aisr for andre. CAB % 'eubt Gem
en- Bog ON Srpfitabe, iput fprtnu.r Sem mango liuu
ON benne pIaaenoe Sooebeb. fum Sc lie ptb. Vi
bar %tb1pprte Gttefter fra belle Sonoet oper, SON, obiplut
bepiier at YIapao Ya6S bar fnr,ret for ~b.ituubia
ben farliae SiIftanb INN foraariages al "grotfob,u.'
Bent lite, spfGt lite ct Wtnut. Stub Ser,s
fri VrSps VIapao rntb omaaa,nbe gpt. 9ia,,
Iebes en- Bog anaaaenbe Srpf. Grin til PLAPAo
COMPANY, 27o7 Stuart Building, ST.
Louis, Mo.
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-21
ARMY AND NAVY SALUTE SUBSIDY

In the constitution of the American Legion is a provision which reads as follows:
 "The American Legion shall be absolutely non-pohtical and shall not be used for the dis semination of partisan principles nor for the promotion of the candidacy of any person seeking public office or preferment." "
 Of course the members of the American Legion will be quick to note any diversion from that principle so admirably stated, and yet no one can truthfully say that the reso- lution adopted by the Legion in convention at New Orleans recently, dealing with the American Merchant Marine, is an infraction of the abovequoted provision. The conven- tion's action followed the reading of the re port of its committee on naval affairs, which was composed chiefly of World War veterans who served in the Navy or in the Army Trans port Service and who spoke from experience. The report as adopted, by the convention reads:
 ''To maintain our ratio of 5-5-3, it is neces- sary to have an efficient Merchant Marine. We are heartily in favor of the Ship Subsidy Bill as means to establish our trade routes,
 eff carried out, the Ship Subsidy Bill will automatically increase the available person nel of the Navy and materially add to the efficiency and strength of the Navy, and at the same time be great aid to all business throughout the United States.
 ''Since the earliest days of history, the control of the trade routes has been the se cret of the growth and greatness of all world power and this country, because of the small sum necessary to carry out the requirements of the Ship Subsidy Bill, must not take the place of decadent nation.''
 That is good enough answer to Senator Pat Harrison and his fellow Democrats who are trying to kill the Ship Subsidy Bill. It is a good enough answer to Sir George Paish who recently, in New York, advised America to abandon any dreams which she might have to become a great maritime power. Sir George has been altogether too free with his advice on how we should conduct our Gov ernment The American Legion does not ap- proach the ship question from the political side, but from the preparedness viewpoint. While the Democratic party is trying to turn the American carrying trade over to Great Britain, the American legion. speaking. with the authority of the Nations defenders, is supporting policy which will establish our trade routes and strengthen the national de fense
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-21
Things We Think

If you have plenty of imagination you may become a genius or you may land in jail
 Loyalty is the child of sentiment and sentiment is never inspired by suspicion.
 The world has been made fit place to live in solely because of who have done things that couldn't be done.
 Crowds do not necessarily signify anything A man painting sign will get and the greatest astron- omer of his time probably would fail attract crowd unless he was accompanied by jazz band.
 The narrow minded broadens hate in his com muny.
 riotous liver develops riotous liver.
 Nothing tires enemy like paying no attention to him.
 The man who does his exact duty, like the judge who delivers exact justice, is human fish.
 Who remembers when nearly every family had "but- ter woman who called Saturday mornings with the butter supply for the week? Br
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-21

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 "Yes, my son. Did they play baseball in Noah's timer" "No, believe not" 'Why didn't they, pop?" Wet grounds"