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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12

Maurice Byrnes, 16-yearold bank
messenger threw securities and
cash totaIling 100000 into the
East River. he is alleged to have
told New York detectives, follow
ing his arrest From the large
amount CT securities he is alIereG
to have disposed of he kept $1,000
for himself, police declare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
Armored Cars to Be Used
To Run Down Bootleggers

Ell PASO Texas, May 1.-Two
armored cars will be brought here
from Washington to combat bootleg
gers, according to H. R. Stephenson,
Divisional Prohibition Director, who
took office yesterday
Four light machines will be used
for additional patrol, mounted men
and the number of agents in this
city will be trebled, Stephenson said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
TO ENTER PIONEERS HOME

Tom Williams and William Mum
ford. piopeers of Alaska, left Juneau
lat night on the Estebeth for Sitka,
Where they will enter the Pioneers
Home. Mr. Williams arrived here
Mumford has been in Juneau for
some time
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
EXAM WEEK AT SCHOOL

Territorial examinations are being
administered to several of the diff
ferent classes of the Douglas school
this week. By the end of next week
all will have had their finals and the
school season will be over.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

Havana for his fancy costumes and
guadily painted signs. But the ad
vertising business, he says, has not
been profitable of late. His petit
ton for a pension, filed with the
American Legation, gives poverty as
a reason for the request.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
TESTS FIRE ALARM.

Two fire alarms were turned in
yesterday evening by Fire Chief. j.
l.. Gray to test out the alarm horn
on Front Street, which has been
slightly out of order, according to a
statement made at the Fire Hall to-
day. Chief Gray gave the fire boys
practice, as we'll as trying out the
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
Senate Committee
Favors New Cable
For Alaska

SEATTLE, May 12.-Appropri-
alton Of $1,000, 900 for the new
cable to Alaska. the first unit
in the proposed Seattle-Oriental
cable, has been reported favor
ably by the Senate committee,
according to advices received by
the Seattle Chamber of Com
merce. The dispatch announced
the prospects were bright for
the appropriation. Yesterday
the subcommittee made a favor
able report to the whole COM
mittee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
Pennsylvania Mine Is
Blown Up by Dynamite

PITTSBURGH, May ~. - The
Peterman mine in the Penn town
ship was blown up this morning
by a heavy charge of dynami tie.
Stones were thrown more than a
quarter of mile distant. AS far
as known no one was injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
O'Malley Is Nominated
As Head of Fisheries

WASHINGTON, May 12-President
Harding today, as was forecasted
Wednesday. nominated Henry O'Mal-
ley of Seattle to be Commissioner
of Fisheries, succeeding DIR. Smith,
resigned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
SCOUT GIRLS WILL
SERVE REFRESHMENTS

The "Hustlers," Girl Scout patrol,
has arranged to serve coffee and cake
for the benefit of their organization.
Mrs Felix Gray is now leader of the
patrol in place of Mrs. LeNoir, who
has gone away.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
FERRY CO. BOATS NOW
LAND AT CITY WHARF

The Juneau Ferry & Navigation
Company's wharf has been closed to
traffic and the Ferry boats are now
landing at the City Dock under a
lease which was negotiated with
them by the city recently.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
OFFICER GRUNDLER NOW

Gustav Grundier last night took on
his duties as Town Constable in con-
junction with the position of assist
ant wharfinger. Mr.. Grundler sue
ceeds j. W. Grant, resigned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12

alarm horn The time he turned in
the alarm from the City Dock until
the boys were on the spot was
two minutes and four seconds
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
TO SELL CANDY

The LEND a Hand" patrol of Girl
Scouts. Mrs. Gordon C. Mitchell, lead
er, will sell homemade candy at
the Liberty theater show tomorrow
night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12
GO TO CHiCHAGOF

Pat Hollywood and Jeff Anderson,
two we'll known young me nof Doug
lass. left last night for the Chicha-
goff mine whore they have secured
work
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12

Shopping around Is wearying and
pointless. Study the ads and profit
thereby
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-05-12

A. B. Fail, Friday, May &C. adv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

l,1gnde bird friib5eitige Mnmelouna
brer Mnfltnft unb burb gerfnuf boz
Beipebrputronen; tie rn1lbten oarrrl
tpas bic ganoiten ond iibrig geIniier
batten, 11dmlid IN ben 8itten 6er
Mrrner, 10 6aB Die 5oloaten mebr
gefnrdtet iinb nls Bic Mduber. SIN
Sanliar 6ieieg Sabres qiartierte iid
, I'M Centrum meiner Miiiion cine 300
damn itarfe R~6i1iberbanbe Elm, bod
begniigte fie ffid barnit, Ben nottpenoi-
gen 2ebensunterbalt 5u nebrnen. Nls
nun Der 8ruberfrieg 5tpiiden 5tpei
npr6ii9en Bropi5en ale 5olbaten
,6ortbit berief, glaubten bie 8anoiten
Iibre 3eit gefomn1en. sic idlugen in
9orfe cine 8efant1tmadung
bes SnbaItes on, baB irnerbnlb IA
gngen lie 1000 Dollar an 6ie Mdirtber
nb3uIieferm feien niorigenfaaS Mor6
unb 8ran6fhifftung foIgen tpiiroen. sSa1
20 90rfern f%or6erten lie ale @eneb-
re 6er 8iirgermili5 Elm, oie aud ge-
borfanit abgeliefert tDur6en. Mm fol,
gen6en Gage ~berlangten fie bon e.
bem Dorfe 1000 Bntroren, am 8. Sa-
&c traten tie nit @eIoforberungen an
]bie beiibenbe &Iaife berart. Ms nit
Der @el0nblieferung ge50gert mnr6e,
|gGdubten bie griganten Elm grenpeI
|itatl,tieren gu miiifen; tie eroberten
elm groBes 11nb reibes Dorf, %oerbrann-
item etpn SO &erionen Iebenbig in If
lren EIrmen, f0pften Elm Duben6 @e-
%fangene, D~eritiimmelten 6ie 2eiben,
gn15 barbnriib un6 itenter Sic abge,
bodten R0pfe aIs Siegestrepbden nuf
|6ie Dorftore. t01 @efangere tpur6en
|fertgeidleppt, Inn boben 20fepreis 3u
IerpreHerL 6erer 3ablnng aud Sen.
|rei6iten Man11 gum Bettler madt. Sd
Iielbft tam adt Gage fpdter in met
|11em Nel1efnrrer 0nrb 1eneS r11glnd-
Hide 9orf un6 fab Die blutiibertr0m
lie 2eide zines foeben ermor6eten
8nrgers n1f Der StraBe Iiegen. Ser
nbgeidnite1e @opf mar nit &nlfe beg
I3opfes am 1tddffffer 8a11nte aufge-
|fniipft. l1ns gbriiten beridonen Ole
Hduber gr,tnofabli6, 1. neil iie Sic
@ode 6es g%briitengottes firdten q.
neil iie itd 6ie groBe Bail Der gbri-
item (anein 5000 in 1neirer Miiiion)
11i6t berfein6en ponen; 8. neil iie
fiirdten Die europdiiden 5ol6atett
tpiir6en ME ammo 1900 Sen belet6ig-
ten europdiiden 8rieiter fihiiben.
Bor BRET 8oder befudp mild Der
NdGuberbm1ptmarn nit 10 feiner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

erlp1bnten 9HunH nebn1er mir NIT De-
r1.gtanng @errtnis BON Der Gntpif,
lung ser olterifaniihen Sanbelsma-
rine; int 8iirgerfrieg 5erftort, uro
llange oatad bernadfaiigt, bat lie IN
ben leste11 Sabren tpieber eine1 er.
lfreulihen Mnfihtpung erfabren. 8ir
|boffen BOB tie meter auf benz 8ege
eines geftnoen naturliden @ads-
tumg iid entpideIn m0ge unb bob lie
|belteben bIeibe1 moge,0amit Sic Slag-
ge unieres 2nnbes auff allen Meeretl
meben moge.
5iraufragen.
9ns S~i1an3tpeien 1T beute elmer
Der acknowledgment 5aftoren I'M tpirt-
iidaftIid)er 2eben Ser g6lfer. Sober
|3meig Ser Snbuitrie uno 6es &anoels
intro bnrh feline beridl1ngenen ar.
Ibeitsmetbo0en peientfid b%etroffen. Dte
lBanfen biIoen Die Sen Strom reg1t.
Iierer6en &anGIe, bur6 Bic bas @el6,
|aIs Berfebrsmtttel, fIiebt; tie beior-
gen aber aud 6os Mnlegen bon @elb
Bel ieiner Bertpenubng als pro0ufti-
ICES &apitaI. M16 als 5pef1lations-
mittd iibt 6as @elo in benz berriden-
Sen Si1anaiDitem einen tueitreiden-
|6en ginfIuB aus.
I'm nun sic empfeblenstperten tpte
nu4 Sic neutrality-suspicious. 33u-
itdnoe in 6em mirtfdaftliden 2eben
Ser 80lfer beritebet 5u f0n1er, tit
cine ridtige &enntnis Der 6ur6 @e-
ieb un6 Bra1t9 etngefibrten Sinar5-
metboben n%ottpenbig. gs fanrt ia
nidt geleugnet meroen, bob bic 5rage
Ser @eredtigfeif un6 6es &e6ts aufs
tiefite berHbrt miro auf bieiem @ebie-
tie.
Ser 6. g. ermabnt feline Mttglie-
oer, Sinan3fragen, uie lie I'M eng
iten Johannesburg nit io5ialen Sra
gen our Geltung fommert, eingeben6
au priifen, 1tnb ii9 5u befdbigen, IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

fubrlng FOLDER geiese a1,a,lnebner.
Gnbei miiifen mir ieooh oaralf bette
ben, baB bie 5oaialberfiderung ni6t
in elmer @eiie eiagefiibrt peroen oarf,
Sic bent Staatsfosialismus, Der beltte
ougenein ols cine unm0glide, neil
tpranniide @egierungsform a1ter-
ffannt miro, Die 8fabe ebnen piroe.
Die M0glidfeit lit ia gegeben, iolde
8eriibernng a11f cine genoiienihoH.
Tide 8aiis 5a iteIler. nno IN oieier
@eftalt miro lie eine11 rle1te1t Antrieb
CUR 8etdtig11ng Der Snitiatibe oes
ginseInen biIoen uno Ben 5inn Der
8eranttportlid5feit Ser @eieni9at ge-
geniber foroern; u11o in 6ieier Sc
italt miro iolde @eiesgebnng aud
nidt mebr Elm 8alliatibnitel fir Die
gerbinoerung ioaialer 1ebelitdnoe
fein, ionoern cher Elm @dritt Dor.
spdrts our &eorganiiier11ng Der ge-
feuidoft nod Sen &idtlinier elmer
geiunoen Soaialreform.
Gtn6i,ts bon Srdseu, bic bas Sffent.
lide @oN atgeben.
Son Ser grtpGgung al1sgebenb, Dab
ernltes Stl,bium cine Borbeoingu1g
lit fir sic intelligence Mnsiibung Der
8iirgerpflihten 11nb bas lit Elm
Soeal, bas mir anitreben miiiien -
m%ieberbolen mir unfere fraberen, fid
bierauf be5iebenoen @mpfeblungen.
MugenbIidlib modten mir 6ie Muf-
merfiamfeit unierer Mitglieoer auf
Sic 9ringIidfeit Ser erniten 8eiddf.
tigu1,g nit oIen Bag oleemeine 8obl
a~ngebenoen Sragen lertfen, einidlieB'
Ii6 Ser Sragen Ser 8olfsnirtidaft
uno Ser Sinan5tpirtidaH, pie 3. 9.
sic grbaIhung unb gnttpidlung unfe-
rer Nat1riddte; uniere Bafertpege;
unier 5inan5ueien, Dor a1em 6as
8onfpeien; sic Bermarft1ng unierer
8rooufte int eigeren 2an6e un6 I'M
Iuslan6e uim.
SIM Johannesburg NIT 6em Iest-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

IspieBgeieIen uro Bat mid Inn 5dub
igegen Die bon allen 9eiten bernrrii.
Ider1oen goI6nter. @emeint tpdr, BOB
incline 40 @apenen ben Md,1bern Tin.
terfbIupf bieten ionten. Sd babe ma.
tiirIid nit geitinn1tBeit abgelebnt
iltnb Ben @r1tnoinb oufgeitent: fdieo-
Iid, frie6lid. Sic sntfnde, oaB In
n1itten Ser g%riirnnrer, neIde Ste RHdiu-
berboroen ~aIerortg geihaffen baben,
6ie fatboliidR Miiiion 1tnbeirrt ibr
8ieI berfolgt, imponiert ben fd11slo.
len 9ei6en gang getpaItig. 11nb Dies
Hit Ser @rurr6, Bag MN aud gebil6ete
uno t%poblbabenbe &eioen Inn Mufnab.
me inter bie Eauffanoionte11 bitten.
Esd Iaife nun Sic arbeitsIeitung bon
|Bfingften 1921 Biz 9fingiten 1922
Ifolgen. s.
Sn meinem 8e5irf gibt es adt aa-
peIen NIT einem @lodemtiirmden, IL
|getbdufer un6 20 genietete @ebets-
Iofale. 1916 getaufte gbriiten, 1916
RatedumenenL sic unter 2eitung bon
|22 Rate9itert unb 81 Stngfra1ter fib
auf bic I'll. gaufe borbereiten. AL
Breoigten, 80 Smifen bon &inbert
|driifli9er GIterr, 81 Eanfen bon Sci.
6enfin6ern, 446 Emifen bon ertpad,
iener Seioen; 1929 0terbeidten
|6O12 Mnondtsbei9ten, 1878 Otter.
fomnt1tniorten, (bie Re1tgetanften
%fon1n115ieren Oft foglei6 nod Ser
EnufD, 81 gbeihliebungen, % lebte
|9eIunger llno adt Sirru1rgen, 6er1
ol19 Ser Miiiionnr bat Tier bie Boll-
n1adt, fterben6e Rinoer unb CRETE
at firmen.
8iitte meme bIiiben6e Mifiior burb
|@aben un6 MeBitipen6ien aud fer.
ner 5u unteritiiben, % tie rdhit Der
gottliden 8%oriebung ein5ig ouf Die
M~iI6tdtgfeit ser nmerifanii9en Sea.
Holifen angetpieien 1T. nniere Snter-
natidulerinnen, go an ser 3abl, be-
ten hdglib fir Die bo6beraige1 ante.
Erifanii6en @oblt1ter.
Mi6 Sbrem Boblmouen a11d fer
ner empfeblen6, 5ei6net @m. Sod,
piir6en 6nrfbarfter
P. Mrfenii1s 8oeIling,O. g. 90.
npoitoliider Wiifionar.
@oben m6ge man ien6en an Die
@eoaftion n6es Nor6itern."
Mbonriert a1f ben n@or6itern"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
6ieien bodpidtigen Mngelegenbeiterl
Hugen Gat erteilen gu fonrtet1.
Nefenenheiter ann St4bitttt.

I0ge1ea godNplulIgeH ANueleHeltySttttt
Hugea Mat erteilen gu for1et1.
Gelegenbeiten s,at1, stnbilt.s.
Son reltet1 ermabnen mir l1lere
|gereire, eifrig nit Der Ge1tral-5tealle
bes 6. 8. auian1n,en al arbeite11, ibre
gdfafeite1. at 0rbern uro entlpideln
an belfen, fid ibper 5driften 51 be.
|bienen, un6 gortrdge unb 8ortrags-
furfe all bernn}falten. Gerner empfeh
len mir aud sic Beteilignr1g on stn-
bier- u11o gortrngsf11rien. Die por ia.
|tboliiden l1niperiitdten uno Colleges
|Deranitaltet ner6er.
6~ar1nerfraae.
Ser gentral-8 erein lit bon iieber ei1.
@orfdmpfer BEG Mittelitanoes getpe-
fen, 90 bieier cine 8orbebingtt1g elmer
gefunoen @eienidaft 1T. Ser ii6 benz
lMderbau tpiomen6e Cell Der 8ebol-
fernng bil6et MN cine pidtige Grub
pc I'M Mittelitan6, 5ubem 1T 2a1o.
mirtf6aft nidt MIR 6as Riidgrat I'M
lerer Snouitrien fon6ern n11h Ser ur-
quen Ser natiirliben golfsfraH. Des-
|bab nebnnen mir nit 8eiorgnis Die
iteigenbe Neigung pobr, Bic sSSarm 51l
berGaiien, 11no ebenio 6ie 3unabme
6es 8ahttpeiens.
@ir befiirtporten ale eirtpan6frei-
en- 8eitrebungen, Die Sic 6or6erlng
Ser 8oblfobrt,bes Sarmers '5um3tped
bobenL nno sic 6orauf geridtet iiro,
|bie 5arrner gu ernn1tigen, atf benz
9aroe at bleibe1t un6 bort fir iid
un6 lire &in6er eiren bernInfttge1t
|Mnfpriiden entfpreben6en 9ebens1n-
terbnlt at ertperber.
Ms MitteI CUR 8efdmpffnng Der
Ma9teiIe oes BadtDeiens, %perpeiien
mir auf Sic M0elidfeit, langfriitige
&a6tteru1ire ein5ufubren, un0 elm
Ebe{feres @erbdltnis 5miihen 8a6ter
1trb @r1tn6befiber a115ubnbnen.
Tim nniere Meitglie6er, 6ie auf Dem
2an6e tpobnen, 5t befdbigen, ibren be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
DanHiAreiben nus Ghina

Mabiteben6er 8rief ging iiinglt
bem bo6m. T. Soiepb &reuter, .. g.
S., bon Der ct. Sobns Mbtei, Der it'd
bag Miiiionstperf at ieinem 2iebes-
inert gema9t 5u, Der 11S CUR Ser
0ffentlibung 5ugeian6t plroe.
lgbfna, 5bnntut1g, Emitting, aiinen-
tnin, 90. VI. 1922.
9odmur6iger Serr 8aterl
Dns par1ne SSnterefie, melheS STE
Der 6ineiiiden Miiiioa bisber ent-
gegengebra9t bnben, %ert111tntert mid,
ssbner nit einigen ei1leite1ben 8or-
ten Sen Sabresberi9t 1neit1er Wifion
at Miberienoen.
Sd mobte SSbner 5eigen, BOB Sbre
I8obltate1 bier reide Grfolge ge3et-
tigt boben. @enn 10 mander @atbo-
lit i'm fernen Mnerifa bon BEN Sdif-
iaIsfdldgen Iieit, sic Sabr fir SSabbr
iiber China bereinbreden un6 an
f6eine116 6as Mifiionstperf IN Srage
%iteleL 10 berliert er SEN Mut, Die
Maiiion nod meiter 5t n1teritiibe1.
r@s lit ia bod aues fortgemorfe1es
@eIo," fngt ct un6 ibertpeiit 6ns
8iiHgelu6 BEG Miiionars Dem bait
6ige1t Napierforb. St m0dge aber benz
ten, baB mdt MIR Der 5onnenidein,
fon6ern al1 Ser 5f1rnnpir1 n4o
Iditige 8eger, 8erf3euge in ser Sano
|6es 5d6pferg iinb, Sic I'M groBe1
|Sousbnlte Ser Natlr rottpenoig iino
nn6 Sic Mii9ten @ottes bertpirfli-
der beIfen. 5olde 5turnt1pi1roe ma
rem Bic ertiebIide &atmersrtot Dor 2
|SsSabren urb 6ie 11eberfdmennrattg I'M
borigen CONNER, Ste 3tpar n1arde ir-
6iide &offn11rg gefniH baben, aber
aud ur5dbIig bieler Sei0en Elm Beg,
tpeiier CUR fntboliiden Stride getpor-
ben iin6. sc naren IN meiner Wfii.
fion anein 5000 &eiber1, 6ie Inn I'm
terridt I'M driftIiden @lauber ia.
ten. Cine iolde d11Bere @nnbe CUR
Befebr11ng ser &eioen lin6 CUR Be
Hdrfrng bieIer Neudriiten I'M 81.
@Iatbe11, par, uie fi6 ipater ber-
o,1sgeiteM fat, aud Bic 6iesidbrige
iebr I6itige GGii11berpIage. SIN Nobem-
Der uno Deae11tber tn1tdten Deridie-
6ene Mdl1berbmoen bier n1f, ra11bten
gieh Meioer 1tno Bett3eug, bod Tie
Sen lie Die ar111er1 2eute, 6arunter I'M
fere gbriiten grltnofidbImi II &l1be.
Benn iie II eiirtem Saufe ein 9eili-
genbilo ODER ben RirdenfaIen6er an
Ser @ano fnber, aogen tie fiih regeI-
r16dBig nit elmer b0fIiben @ntiduI-
oig1trg 5uriiid. Die Bnnoiten baftm
Elm ge1ta1tes geraei1nig u110 fannten
gnrniIie, Sic r1ebr aIs 90 Morgen
Comb botte. Die gege11 Die 1%1ngebote.
men @dite n1,sgeididfen Sol6nten
nadterl mie eg ii CHM Ieibige cit
e 1T mil ben @d11bern gerneiniame
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

i
9as Hoitbepartment it bon Sc,
idnerten iiberidneumt, negen Ri6t-
abIiefer1tng bon Mdnnern. IS fbeint
baB ta11ienoe bon Damen N allen
Eeile1 bes 2anoes fi6 a1f benz Bege
0re @oreiponoen5 cine fdledtere
5dIfte beidnfen nonten. IIs 6ie
mdmliden GeigIinge lire 33ufnnffti~
gen bon Angeiiht 51 angefidt faben,
|riifen fie aus urb iebtt beidDeren id
6ie Brd11te beim goitartte. Ser @e-
neralpoffmeiiter Iebnt ieoe Beraut<
iiDort1ng az.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
'on6eren @tan6espflidten better ge-

ionoeren 6tat16espflidten better sc,
niigen at f6j111en, empfeblen mir Die
@riinbung bon Stuoien3irfeln in
9an6gemein6en, nit benz bodm. Serr
Nfarrer oIs geiltltden 8erater. ST.
Die}en 5tuoien5irfeln iollen Dor onem
Isle beitebenoen Garmerbereinigrrger
beipr1den mer6en, unb 51par obre
BorurteiI; ferner Srogen Der 8eifeu-
er1rg, 6nrmunleiben, 8tdfibrung
a1f ser 6arn1, Ianopirti6aftli6e Ser
fnbsitationen, nip., 6nmit nnfere
Mtiglieber III nren betrefferoen Sar-
merDeremiglt1gen .als poblunterrid-
tete Sibrer mirfen f6nren.
MuBer6em empfeblen mir 6ie Gin-
flbrnng Don ln116mirtiduftliden
gl1bs: fir &naben u116 Md0dben gum
8mede bes Stl6iums Ser 2an6mirt-
fdnft uno prnftiider 8erf1de. 11nie-
ne iurgen Gar11er InIlten ifi@ Der @e-
legenbeiten beoierer, Die ibt1e11 0nrh
Die @eranftaltl1ng bon 4urien uno
ein5elnen gortrdgen Iber einidldgige
Grnger1 b11r6 5toats, uno 81n16esbe-
BORDEN gebote1 tperoen.
Da r11r aIl3umeile, Die bic 8ortei-
le elmer boberen @r5iebung genole1
boben, 11idt Idinger gepiM iino, arf
Der Gurm gu berbleiben , empfeblen
mir ote gr0Hnung bon 2auopirt-
idaftsiduIen ur1ter fatboliider 2et-
hing.
Bir befurmorten anf's uarmite
I5eIbitbilfe 1tnb perniinftige genoiien-
fduftlide SiIfe l1nter BEN 5armer1
felbit, fopie 6ie Mrbabm1ng zines Def.
|iere1 u1t6 6iirefftere1 gerfebrs 5tuiibm
l5nrmern 1n6 Ro11fnmerten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Gin 6mfbaGlpieI, bag lekteg

Gin Snfballipid, has lettes
5riibiabr in Berlin geipieH purbe,
ma1B a11f BefeW zines Midters nod
einmal gelpieH ner6en. 9ie fiegrei-
be Meannidaft bot ndii1nliid cine Ser
liner 5portaeitung perflagt, Sic IN
ibrem Beridfe erfldrt batte, bob oie
I@pieIer pie Strdffliinge n1sfeben, uno
bob tire 8r1ttnIIiitm g~ren5e11los tDar.
Das Spiel Jon iiebt pie6erboH tperoen,
bamit ser Rtidtter iah Elm nrteil Bill
ben fnrn.
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numbers:
Graduate March ..................
Miss Dorothy Gray
Vocal Solo, .Invictus" >. HUM
J. D. Thorne
Mrs. Thorne, accompanist
Hymn, "Manoah'' ............ Haydn
Hymn, softly Now the Light of.
Day. .................. GottSchalk
High school choir and congregation
Miss Dorothy Gray, accompanist
There are II members of the grad
uating class this year who will enjoy
the distinction of being the first to
be graduated since the occupancy OF
the new building
The commencement exercises will
be on the evening of Friday, June g.
Dean John j. Thornber of the school
of agriculture, University of Arizona,
has been secured for the main ad-
dress at the commencement.
New Council Meets Monday
The members of the new city coun-
Gil will hold their first formal meet
ing in the city hall next Monday
night. At this meeting there will be
a mayor chosen from the five men,
bers. According to all precedents the
one receiving the highest number of
votes at the election is considered
first as mayor. George Armstrong
received one vote more than j. B.
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Weber, and it is learned that he has
agreed to accept the nayorship.
which he would not consider just
after the election. There will be
several applications for the differ
ent appointive positions of the town
and it is not known whether all the
new appointments will be made Mon
day night or not. 1t is reported that
all the salaries will be cut consider
ably. Every member of the council
seems to be heartily in favor of strict
economy, efficient officers and a
lower tax rate for the next year.
Birthday Party
Miss June Weber celebrated her
seventeenth birthday last Friday
evening by giving party to II of
her girl friends at her home on North
California street. Those in attend
ance were as follows: Miss Florence
Knox, Elizabeth Meason, Mildred
Dobson, Ava Murphree, Ida Tucker,
Cecil Rogers, Ethel Wigley, Mae
Norton, May and Ruby Burnett,
Faith Mather, Marie Sloan, Bertha
and Irene Edwards and Nellie Nor
gensen.
Refreshments were served and the
party ended with joy ride Every
one reports an enjoyable evening.
Miss Weber is a high school student
entering the sophomores this year and
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN MESA CHURCHES
SD. Marks EnisconaI Church


Whit Sunday. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. Holy Communion at II
a. m. and sermon. S Cordial welcome
extended to all. Francis Bloy, rector.
Baptist
Bible school at 9:45. c. J. Wood
superintendent. Morning worship and
sermon at II. Sermon subject Re
ligion and Automobiles" B. ". p
u. at Z p. M. All young people over
16 invited Junior church service at
7:15. Children between and 16
years welcome. Evening prayer at
7:SO. c. j. Wood and Mrs. N. Z.
Barkley. leaders. Eyangelistic serv-
ice at s p. m. Special and appro-
pirate music at all services. Rev.
T. Z. Hawes, pastor.
Christian
This will be the closing week of the
Christian church revival Evangelists
Walker and Falls in charge. With
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the closing exercises of the schools
out of the way it is expected that
there will be an increased attendance
and the evangelist and his singer
promise some great services. Beside
the splendid special musical numbers
that are being planned for the week
Evangelist Walker announces a list
of sermons in which there will be
considerable punch and pep. The
subjects follow: christian Growth" !"
why I Am Not Campbellite, !"
Heaven" THE Safe Way" Patched
Garments" 1.-The Divine Church"
Faith and Opinion "Bottling Your
Hootch." Announcements for today:
Bible school, 10 a. m. Morning wor-
ship and communion. II a. m. Chris
tion E,ndeavor, GAS p. m. Evening
worship and sermon, 7:45 p. m. Morn
ming sermon. christian Growth" !"
evening sermon. why / Am Not a
Campbellite.'
Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school. 9.45 a. m. i. @.
Love, superintendent. Congregation
al hours, II a. m. Probationary class
as the guests of the church. Sacra-
ment will be observed The general
subject, "The Church. The follow
ing ladies will participate in the pro-
gram: Mesdames Mumford. Lane,
Tweedy and Cave. Charles Boyles