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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
Mira. AnualInn Stump.

Mrs Angelina Stump. widow OF
the late J. w. Stump, died at her
home at 322 North Center street
this morning after considerable
illness She was born in Warren
county. Virginia, but had spent
most of her lifo In this city. She
was aged 81 years. Funeral ar.
ranEements had not been complet-
ed at noon today.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
BANDITS GET $4,000.

~ F''N'E' 'FF'kFV'F''' " WI N'V' NFNVsV
minneapolis, Mimi, July 25.--
Four bandits held up two messon.
gers for the M. w. Savage fac
tories here today. took a grip con.
tanning $4,000 In cash and nego-
table checks and escaped in tour
ing car driven by fifth bandit,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
FINED FOR DRUNKENNESS.

Garfield Myers. of the city, was
arrested last night at Rosem1nt
Park for being drunk and disorder.
~ and this morning was tried and
fined 81 and costs by Justice j.
u. Smith
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
BIG GLASS BROKEN

The big new glass window in the
poo land billiard room on South
queen street operated by Peer An
astos was shattered this morning as
1t was being removed because of a
crack to make room for another
window.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
WAN TED
PERCY

a NEARBY car company needs first
class car builders, car repairmen
inspectors and machinists. Steady
work, overtime if desired. Good
wages. If married arrangement IS
will be made to move family late-.
State age and last llace of EN-
ployment. Write PHO care OF
Journal.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25

Mr., and Mrs. II c. Rudy and
family, this city, motorcd to Berke-
ley Springs for Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. Rudy's sister,
Mrs. Spillman, there.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25

Foremer Senator and Mrs. Char
les James Faulkner who have been
spending vacation at Buckroe
Beach, near Hampton, Va, are ex-
Qccted home today.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
NOTICE.

| will not stand responsible for
any debts made by Molie V. VIII
lingham.
(Sisned) C. T. WILLINGHAM
Z rs ct rop pd
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25

For Rent-3 offices on the
first floor of Journal
Building. Call at Jour
nal Office for Informal
ton. I.157
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
LOS

OST-Gold watch bracelet Initials
T. r. G.. Saturday night. Return
oZ y. Maple ave. P-104r
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25

FOR RENT-Three rooms. 1901
New York avenue. Piss
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
FOR Rent

YOUNG MAN-Make the Y. NJ. C.
A your second home. Desirable
rooms for rent to young men OF
character. O-134
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25

FOR SALE-Residence sol W. Mar
tin street P-l13
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Bedroom Suite and
rocking cradle. No. 416 Winches-
ter Ave P.19S*
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-25

A LARGE nearby concern about to
resume operations on full time ba-
sis would like to hear from ma
chinists, sheet metal workers,
blacksmiths, boiler makers and in
spectors, Permanent employment
and highest wages. Transportation
furnished. State occupation, age
and telephone nJtSnh-r if any.
Write P-109, care Journal.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Metp nln1er &e9ler
6eiiege,t Ma11tIdtu
Grrinee1t Bic erifen flint 8ldte nad
f,arfem &an1pf. 6rit 8Derger
nit 943 Nnnften Grifer. Ole
gd|nubri9 ,,rDltt" $50 uno Bat
ter, 4inoemat1n ntib 56leltber
iinb Inn bidyt a1f ben 9uden.

Stem uln1er Regelbrii0er gemanne11
otesb6dltert 5 Dldbe tn etne1n ibarfen
Ra1npf III sen Gorcoroia Gegelbab bneit
Counting n1o Wontagabe1,o So NOR
bas gr0bte 1ourna ne1lt spel6eS nod
III Stem Tim ftattfano. Stem lll1n
mai NIT 80 &eglern pertreten ll1lb
Deanfato bate % geldtdt. Z s
8perger ge,pitnt eriten Blak. 4
sSrib Boerger 1aaAte ber b66fte'1
5eore NIT 945 Yunfte11. ple Sdnozz
brid nor gutter s3netfer nit $50
gltnften ll1to gbarles Gnneri1b,
WilIta11 2tl1benlann llnb Gln1a
gader er5ielte1u ieoer 925 Runffe snao
eraielteh oartit Ben Nnlp pru6 d1lf ben
|britIen, pierten, n1to fitnften Blai
@agner errittgt iediten Blak
g8. Wagner bon Manfafo eirane
ben iedte1l Ylak nit gl5 RllnffeI
|u1o Nrel Sobnion ben iiebte11 1lttll :
|9l2 galnffen. Doftor 80. Biefefs
burfte NIT 900 Hunffen Del, a0feI
qslat bearlprld den lltlo Watter 5dlell'
5ortiebu1tg anf geite 50
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Nel1e Ar6t alinif
fitr Mel1, tim


STE Dpftore1l s. S. 5ammerrnei=
tier, S. s.. 8elant nnb 6. 8. @dlnno
flnbe11 lire 8erbin0nng 81 eiuer
aenen alinif an. Die Office be1
6erren tptro iiber Nrbe8 8rotberS
Npotbefe su fi1bel1 letn, IN ben 0dn=
men Sic iebt BON Or. Sammermeiifer
n1lb Dr. Befaut bennbt Deroen. Gtn
GROCER 5entraler @arteraun nitro
bereifS bereeri6tet.. Or. q. g. 5eiz
fert bebdlt fetne gegentDdrtige Office,
lDtrb aber oas 11e1te grobe 8arte5ifnz
1ner NIT beruker. Or. 9am111er=
metiter n.1b Dr. @dl1pb ft1lb ID alte
9letp lllmer Biirger llnb beoiirfen
feiner tpettere1t gortellnng. Dr.
@dlnrt6 fDf1mt 511 a18 bon ct. Saul,
Wi1ln. Gr 1T ein 8eterdn oeS 8elt
frtegeS u1ro beflei6efe iDdbre1l6 Der
1ekten stpet Monafe bte 5telTung eineS
@pioenliologe11 fir Sen Mtnneiota
Boaro Of SealtD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Rlage pon grptpn Gp,tntp Mer5ten
ppr1t @eri6t.
Ni6ter Gatlin, ct. Saul, bebdlt
ii1 Gntideibnng pDr.

Die &lase 1T bon Ben Doftoren
8. S. 5eiiert Don Stem l1lnl, ll1lo
s.. g. @lenitse1t pm sarrtbe foil a11s
ge{trengt gege1l bie Min'1e{ofa 5tate
Meoieal N@(octatto1t. 9ie perlangen,
oab Ste ll1l5iiltigfeitSe fldfnng heS
gbarters Ser 8roipns Neb1poDo @onnz
ties Mebieol @oeiefn alS lln9eiekltd
pom 0eri6t bet{ette sefebt mirb. Der
Gbarler tpnrbe In 1919 obae 8elb0r
ooer 8erDanblnng IN llngelekh9er
0eiie nngtilti3 erfldrf, behoupten bic
Rldger, bie bur6 ben Nbppfatea Tlor
BON Stem lllnt pertretef firo. Die
5fate Oeeoieal 9l1fociafion babe oann
et1,er neuer @efelli6aft einen Charter
erteilt, obne bte Mitglieoer Der alten
@eienlhaft 5u bDren. Dte gad1e,
purbe Montag por Nt6fer eatltn
BON Sf. Saul perbanbelt. Or. SEQ,
S, Meinefe bon bier tnobnte Dem Ser.
b6r bei.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
General @inter madte eriten id5ar=
fen Qlngriff.

Die falte Welle errei6te Stem llm
am 6reifag, bel iDel6er @elegenbett
oas thermometer Sen 1tefltonb BON
18 @5rab 1nter Stun errei6te. Da=
NIT mar General Wi1ter aber nt6f 5nz
frieben, 70 ma6te ct eiue neuen Anz
Qrtff 1ln6 erret6te, oab ber Wdrmez
neiler am 5onntag auf 2l @rab
1n6 am MontaS onf 23 8rao nnter
gsull fiel. Mtt bieler &raftprobe 1T
ser grinn,e 5elb anf6eineno fiir etne
Meile 5nfrtsben geitellf, ben1t geltern,
(Dounerstag) ipebten i6on betnabe
tpieber TriihltngSlHfte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

| 1etn DDfffen. vt gldlDf aDer, go
lotes ntit beftinrnyter Nbftdt geias1
Imurbe nm Berfeleer TIRE 5lbfibrs11. I,
Gorlinn befreit nd, enblid,,
v+no 4 qp;n,,fe,, t,od,Sen, 81.
aor1a .D neris,n,,ySen X ] s,a,p,1 !, - aela,lo j !,
esar g. rlso1 = i;@ 5eimer sseiieIn u, H enfIsni.
~, ~ 81 s SIR oo,a 1,erihfoi1pn Fl ] f1nr=
81, Ss,,' ,,or 5ah X !, 5;eh ae,,atiaf ~ III ein ssenz
iter @ =, % .erhresen m -, nm ina ssreie ~ ae.
Ia1os, H. g a., esna chr;dtinPe nm s,,nifait s
ts,.s eSaSr,s,,, ,,,,S har,, ,,,,,,eae ~,
-, 60 a;,s, = 80, nrnb+ nah n,on1apS
Sei;sn Ssii Ye,;tn Nh r,,,a So @erIe iihsz9ehen
bo4ta,, be.lhs 49, gIIarn 30 apaebeu ! : esnnyen
-, esrhnee shienen ona,,Se,,fen hnf,
Sic Sic @inbred,er - II Ser S9id,tnna nad1
03efp MN oefohre11. Ghtef Sarr11ez
nina ober mar nid)t tn,ftanoe bier etne
@nur BON linen az entbeden. sc
ptro anqenommen, oab {ie Sic gtdbte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
griifuns fit Il. g. 8Ditbeamte,

Gin .Gramen I'M @ettbefperb fit
@lerf unb ,Brteftrd9er finbet ftatt I'M
Nubitorium oes 9o616ulge ebdnSeS am
5an18tag, ben 6. Sanuar 1923, n1n
g llbr 80 Mei1taten ppI11ittags. SEER
@bmar6 8. Nltpia, 5efreldr 0e8 rGtbtl
@erpice Boaro" fii11bet a1t, baB aie=
,nano an be1n Granten tetlaebmen fann
oeilen @n,nelDung nidt beitdttet lit.
Ser Wettbetperb itebt Mdn1lern To-
tpobl alS grauen offen. q e Yef<
ionen sic baran teilnehnen iDollen,
ntiiflen {ofort eine Npplifatton einz
ret6en, 6amtt geniigenb 3ett Hetbt
fir ettpaige &orreftionen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

@eifern q Nbeno mai Ben it0 bie lbtiie
Basfet BalfI tssRiege lbersb btefigen o1FFss Fs
pa1lp. 3, nit SET s9liiege pprl benz Sub
Dafota gtate golleqe ean1. Der
gDeftf fanrpf fanb III sber 9lrntorn 1tattt. tt1s
Dds Gollege Geara befinoet fid out
einer gour ourh Mi1t11etota iDdb dbreno
Ibsr Beibna1 sfefien. llfter zen
lUsitalieoernsoer befude Siege BE-
Ifanb ilin Gapnlono Globes eth friiberet
5tubent Ser ieligens SOD dalte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Aieiiae @efiieel5uater sepinnen
Bretie.

! 5, : -.
Bei berS @eiliigelldan BON fteollet
Sgpnntp Sic ppnt 13=l6. December
TN ct. Setter }tattfar,o, bolte fi6 Ser
man gaabe, 5efr. .z9dabnt. bee
sBronn Gountp Yonltrn Nfioeiatton
.erite l1no 5tpeite Breiie out 9dbne,
Sennea, 9dbn0en, Siibn9en 1l1to
sen erIten &dfig 8rets, sr bette
7eb \ ieiner 5tngle Comb Nbo6e So
5ianb Meos bort ansgeitellt. 9n per
f@eflagellhal1 i1t 6enoridS pom 8. bis
.7 Dsember boHe iid Serr @aabe,
FerIten l111b sipetten 8ret8 alifs 9dbn=
den, eriten ll1ro pierte1 allf 9ab1t, oln,
Ierlten uno Dierten auf Snbn9en 1l11o
5eriten llno briften 8reiSE anf 6ubn.
Nlto1t Weib, Hrdiioent Der gro ip1l
E@puntp goultln gl1loctation i1idte
bier lpeiBe MnanootteS nab bent oi q
s6enbrid8 @eflngelldall lllo ergaf.
.ferte erite l1o stpeite Rletle s a1lt
S1dbn6en ll1tb erite nnb 3tpette Hret1e
out 6iibn6en.
S1tlius Grams, N1iiifent 9efretdr
Ser Oeiellldaft mar auf Der ct, Heter
EG5efliiaelihall nit ie6S aortrioge
Y1anto,ifb Stools Dertrefen. GS tpllr. aI,ll1t !.
|Sen ibnn erlite ilno stpeae Yretls ailf !|'l
,iet1,e 6dbn6en, erite, tDelte, 2 brittle ~ ise
|1111b pierte a11f Soiibnden lnb eriter
s,reiS fiji @Gftd sll9eIprp1 1e11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
ct. @eprae fatbp1ii6en atrt,e.
Nrload)t -Nm @etbna6tSfag I'm
s l1br mlorge1S ll11D Melie UNI 8
uno III llbr Dor rmittag8.
(Sn ssrieoeusfirde,

@onntaqS5bnlpro ranlnL l1nferz
=balfl11a nno Ban1rl am 5onntagaben
8egi1r1r7 benos &. si.
Monfag, slO:3O O sbormttf
WetbnadfS @ottes0ien Mt.
W5ontaq, 2 Ibrv na9mlttag8
@ottesDtenlt tn ser Giltg &ir9e.
DietiStag 1880 pornl.ttags-
G5pttesotenif IN Ser glicollet air9e.
Daitor@. $. 9a1ls.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
&apitdnleutnant @elntntb npn WiIf=
fe bdlt illnitrierten Wprtrag 5u 4
@unie1t ber bnngernben
Deut1aen &inDer.

H. E = + Z 4
4
Ser Ma11It bef}en Name perfniph
Itiit NIT Sem eaten beS beriibn1fe1
RrenSerS ,@n1oen"; belien Nnbm ftd
aber be{onoefs allf bte abenteuerIt6t
un6 tllntige 0iettung uno 3uriid=
fiibrnng Ser ibm a1lpertrauten Nbz
teifung bon 40 Manrt na1 Dentl6=
[anb griinoet, ipra6 ami 9amStag=
abe11b letter @o6e tn Ser Iurnballe
III einer 8erIamnliu1lg bon greunbe1l
bon 9eutf6la1lbS bnnsernoer @inber=
tpelt. 2eiber mar ser Befn6 aus
allerlet @riin6en 1t6t 10 3ablrei6 mie
e8 ser Steiner llno Ser quite 3tped perz
|bient bdtte. Serr bon Mude, et1l
|pradtpon getpa6fener Menf6, iprdd
ettpa / 1z2 5tunoe nnb erSdblte ietnen
i3ub6rern IN flteben6er Nebe BON Bel
3erit1rllng Ser engliiden Tnnfenfta=
ton anf Sen aielt1t98 Snfeln be-
riibrte fnrs bas Nnftau6en oeS anitraz
3liihen &ren5erS 5n0nen, BON Sem
&a1npf ser nu1t folgte u1lb Ser NIT Ser
3erf0rlng Ser @mben 0nr6 ben
bel gr0bere11, piel i6merer bepaffne=
ten feinbltAen &reu5er enoete. Ddnn
eradblte er BON Ser 8eiibndbne oe1
alfen lefen, Derfaulten uNneiba" ei1te1r
flet11en &iife1tFegler Ser f6on ieit
SeSahren auber Dien1t geiebt mdr, bon
Ser abe1tfenerli6en Heile na6 Ba=
oana, 0en1 erbdrnlli6en, entbebz
ruungSrei6en 2eben an goro See.
.@hiffes, 0aS etna fir flint Wanlf
Be{abunq berednet, ietf ste 5ebn
fade Nn3abl beberbergen n1nbfe. er
adblte bon sen 59mtertgfeilen mt
SEN bolldn0ilhsnB ebDr6en, Sem We6-
lei SCI yJsannfTottaH tti sd1f dnf baS Norobellt=
fde Qfon01diff ngboiiine oem Ser.
ienfen ser rNneibaA benz Marfd
.6urd Sic 8iite, ben &dnlpfen NIT
Sen Nrabern, ben1 @rret6en bon Da=
.1na8fus, ben @innar{6 tn 8o1lta11=
tirppel uno i8lteBli6 BON tenn strl.. M
.treffen in ber @einat. Na9 96lub
oes gortragS ipurben 5abllei6e Btl
ser ge5etst u1rbpi6liebli6 nod etn
aiemiid langer SLIM, 10 BOP Der s31t=
Sdaue1 nod etnmal Sic 9anptgei6ebz
ni1le I'M Bilbe on fid porilber 5tebsn
1eben fonnte. 9err BON Weilde erz
adblte au6 bon Ser bittsren g}ot u
.ipelder iid falt baS gelqnnte Delltf61e
golf befinoet. Son oen1 bttteret1
2eioen Ser beutl6en ainberlpelt, Der
sunebmenoen anappbeit oel 2ebens=
n1ittel in Deptldlano, pom 5u115erz
iterbea n11o ben erf6redeno 5nneb met. {
SEN @elbltmoroer1, nm aa Dem Glen0
au entflieben. Wir lpiini6en es1n g
edt bealtlden Mann, Der tn allen Bez
Ipea1tnoen sen geborenen Giibrer 5etgt,
BON Deraeu einea re6t groben Grtolg
II amen 5tdbten, ste er nod TN S1lz
terelle ser euten @5a6e bein9en sptro.
NSeae1l ether lei6teat grfdltu1lg blteb
er mehrere Gage III SEEM nlm dis
.@aft BON 5errn Gonrao Ror11r11a1t1I, !.
.9ebferer biente ibn1 alS Tabrer bnr6b
Sic 9ebenspirbiefei Stem Mms.
Serrn BON Naiife sefiel nnier 9fdot=
den IN Is bobe1n Mdbe, bdB er loteoer.
.bolt ser 6offn1lng Nnsornd gab, oab
eS ibm fpdter nod et111tlal pergonnf
leilt n1oqe Stem l1lm rnieoer 5n leben
.s..s 80. nffe,1+Itrh in frf1Dnerer SSahs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
st. M}arnts &irde.

Weibnd@tStag So6anlf nm 8
llbr n1orgens, anf6liebeno gerD0bn=
lt9e Melle.
So9mefe nm 10 ubf por1l1tttagS,
@otfeSoienlt pir0 abgebalte11 t1rt
Ba(ements Ser .@olp rtnitp fatbolt=
f6en Stride, anitatt IN Der ct. 2 gtqr1, 8
Stride fDie eS geplant mar. ss)te nene
Stride 1ptrb IN 2 Wo6en ferttg iein.
Nep, ST. 2oSleben.
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81 5MjI}|eIthpbiite1l J Stride.

@5onnfagsi i9nlfeier NIT Dregra11l
l1nb Weibna1tsbann1 am 9pn1ttagz
abeno. Nnfang z nbr.
S Weibnadtstag @eibna6ts 0ot=
tes0ienit am 1890 DornittagSs
Rep. IS. g. Sebn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Su8o Nptt, 9obn BON 6errr
u1tb ssral1 Grnit Mpik Don bier 1l1ter=
mari ft6 DonnerStdg, ben IA. De
aember, i'm Union 9oipital etner Spe=
ration bon tpel@er er ii6 ii erfrenlt6e1
Bet1e erbo1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
'Go1ttlty 5teiter
State 1tieori9er
I9}enu 1t1mts a5teuerrate ipir0 81
Neills niebriger iein. State fiir
gleeyp Gne uno springftetb etz
mas. hDber. t5 ii.

( y ( ~ =
@tne pollifdnoige @tenertab abene fiil
Brotptt Gountp ntro BON ll1tieret,1
IGountp Nnbttor 2ouis 9. gogel 1l1to
:letnen Niltfenten segehIpduftg sn=
'iam1lte1, qeitellt, Die 1dbene fir
1923 tptrb seige1l, oab sic s5teuerz
,rofe tn allqsnteinen bieielbe TT dls ir
6teient ssyabr. einisel1 e59lll@
.6iitriften spirb Sic Nate I'M 1 p oDer
3 )atlIS b5ber fem als III 1922, IN
anoern Ditrtftsn tet1le '1s Is alsinigfeif
!lDeniger. sg.
slew lllm gtate tieOtiser,
5ie staot 0lsip 1llm srbdlt eine
2etlpaS riebrige ere Mdte, 56.E5 sills
5,easr s59.6 WlillS III bieIem SaDr,
elio ri & eine grnieb rtsuIts pons3 q ssO1ias.
ssleepp Gpe bat cine State bon 8e
sd)1ilIs a1l besoblen eegens n 6.S III 1922,
sSorinQft tslb 10 1tlls ss ober q O2ills
s1,,ehrs ais III is 922 Gonlfren be5abl1
55.8 gegeIiiber 54.3 u1lo S,ansfa 57.a
saeasniibsr 55.6 glills n II l922.
IaamtlidG Mdteit il fplgtnbei
b IS abele. ss
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ct, Beter Gpiscppnl Stride.
G{ne Weibna6tsfeier NIT eantata
Etpiro burh Sic @onntagSi Si6nlfla1i
Eoefeiert am @anlStagabeno nnl z
Enbr.
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Y Wei1 sbie,tite.
Bethel Gittlle

6GyN4AtEk ~
gBetbnad1tSfeft gseranftal altnrg rlil
ggeibna6f Sbdufn fir bic 5onntaeS-
sslbulf lfhlien 5an8t abeno. 2lnfa1q
4nnl llDr abenoS.
gonntag, 1O Mbr pormtttags
a@5olnfagBf
gonnfds II 11br pornittags'--
s@ottesbte1it.
M}ontdo, 1890 porn1ittags
Weibna6tS GotteSbienlt.
n 9aitor W. q. 9ueoes
ct. Nauls l1ltberiithe Stride.
Die @eneinbel6nle bat etn lSetbz
na6tsprogra ant Sonntdga
Nnfang nnn7 nbr.
N1onfag g llbr pornittags s-Gtlgz
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The border vidette., 1922-02-11
KEEP PRINTING IN ARIZONA.

Phoenix, Feb. 1.-"Keeping Arizona Printing in Arizona"has been made one of the slogans in che Use Arizona Product" campaign being conducted by the Arizona Industrial Congress.
 The Congress is setting the example by having it's bulletins, campaign leaflets and stationery printed entirely by Arizona print shops. and already has been in SJrumental in having large buSi- ness concerns follow-suit
 Commercial printers estimate that the printing used in Arizona totals approximately $2, 500, ,OOO a year, of which between ,$75O, GOO to S1 100000 is done outside prices obtained elsewhere aver. age no lower than those in Ari sona, and that lithographing is the only operation in printing which cannot be done at home, and that may be ordered through Arizona plants, which can do the accompanying work.
 Keeping Arizona Printing in Arizona" was among the subjects discussed at the meeting of the Farm Bureau heads, purchasing agents and wholesalers at Tue son, January 19, which formally opened the Congress- Use Ari, zoua Products" campaign, the speaker belnR J. F. Alkire.
 An interesting fact in connec tion with the movement to keep Arizona printing at home is that another family is brought into che state by every $3, 800 aditi- tional printing done in Arizona. The printing sent outside the state would mean employ ment in Arizona shops to 25O workmen.
The border vidette., 1922-02-11
MAY GO TO GERMANY.

The Right Rev. Dr. G. Mott Williams, bishop in charge of the American Episcopal churches on the European continent, has nominated the Rev. A. Lefhng well for St. James, Munich, Ba varia, Germany. Up to the end of June, last year, 1920, Mir. Leffingwell had, for two years, been in charge of St. Andrews Nogales. St. James, Munich, has just been left vacant by the removal to St. Johns, Dresden, Saxony of Archdeacon Mics, of international reputation during the war and since then.
 MT. Leffingwell writes: The news comes with a distinct shock of at least surprise; because my eye and mind has been on some church in. or adjacent to Italy, where my sister and brother-in law, Professor and Mrs. Ken neth Mckenzie are spending sabbatical year, from the Un iversity of Illinois. I hadn't thought of Germany at all; and am not altogether sure that a pronounced Yankee will be vel come, or that I care to go there. However, we'll await the call, first, before deciding; and the chances are a thousand to one against their calling me. We arc too far apart. Moreover, the salary is 35,OOO marks, per an num-normaly, nearly $9, 1000; DOW probably not over $50, per annum. Still, the bishop says things are almost unbelievably cheap in Germany, as measured by our currency"
The border vidette., 1922-02-11
MOTORISTS MUST REGISTER.

Every motorist who drives his automobile into the state of Ari- zona from any state in the union must register at the first availa- ble place, according to a law en acted at the last legislature, and commencing today (Feb. 1st) deputy sheriffs will arrest any person who has not compiled with this section of the state motor vehicle act, Joe Hood, sheriff, announces. While this has been the law since the first of the year, no effort was made to enforce it because it was not generally known throughout the country, but in the past thirty days the secretary of state has sent out literature to every state in the union containing an ex- planation of the new statute, which was designed for the pro- lection of the motorist, who should be the most anxious to see that it is enforced, and the first to co operate with the off cers. .-Prospector.
The border vidette., 1922-02-11
EMPLOYE STOCKHOLDERS.

It will only be a question of time when the great railroads of our country will be largely own ed by the employees.
 On the Union Pacific system the men and women on the pay rolls are gradually acquiring more and more ownership in the property.
 The great Southern Pacific system has now put on an em- ploye ownership campaign to en- able workers on it's lines to buy stock on easy terms.
 Beginning February 1, 1922, any employe can apply to pur- chase one to fifteen shares of the common stock at tue open market price.
 The purchases can be made at the rate of five dollars per month withheld from the monthly pay check as a minimum, and more if desired.
 Common stock was quoted S1.5O last week, and pays six percent dividends, seven and one half percent on this invest ment.
 Employees are not limited to i've dollar month payments but can pay off their description in a lump sum and subscribe for more.
 Under the Hoover plan of set tling all differences between en- ployers and employees without strikes, railroad stocks should advance steadily.
The border vidette., 1922-02-11
MANY NEW STUDENTS AT U.

Tucson, Feb. 1.-New students keep coming to the University of Arizona With the last day of registration closing at the University yesterday evening, 13S new students were found to be enrolled for the second sem ester, which commences this morning.
 The registration of new stu dents has been exceptionally heavy. it was stated at the regis trar's office. Students from five or six foreign nations are among this number. This includes stu dents from China, Russia and Mexico.
 The total number of old stu dents who have registered for the second semester has not been compiled by the registrars office as yet, but it is expected that registration figures for the sec ond semester will not vary great ly from that of the previous term.
 The final day for registration closed yesterday at 5 o'clock and all classes will be run off as scheduled this morning. A fine of $2OO has always been pro- vided for those who have been tardy iD registering.
The border vidette., 1922-02-11

Mine work in Katherine dis trict has take on added propor tions, under conditions which indicate it will be scene of large operations during 1922. Plans are being made by managements of properties to immediately equip them with machinery.