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Evening star., 1922-06-30
Youngsters Shoes

Boys Low Shoes; Brown or Ma
hogany Veal Calf; English and Semi
English Lasts; Goodyear-s wed Oak
Soles: with high-grade Rubber Heels
attached. Sizes l to 5N.
Regular $3.50 to S. values. 81 Or
Little Boys Low Shoes-Tan Lo-
tus, Brown or Mahogany Veal Calf
in nature shape, foot form and
round English toe lasts; Laced or
Blucher styles; Goodyear-sewed Oak
Soles; with high-gradc rubber heels
attached. Sizes 9 to l3H.
Regular $3.50 to 81 values. 81
Misses, and Children's Patent
Leather Barefoot Sandals-Grecian
style-in All Gray Kid-lined; Good
year-sewed soles. Sizes llH to 2;
with Rubb Heels. Sizes 8H to IL:
with Leather Spring Heels. S0.05
$500 values. SPECIAL.
500 pairs Boys and Girls Barefoot
Sandals and Play Oxfords-Brown
Leather uppers and sturdy solid
leather sewed soles-made on nature
shape lasts. Sizes S to 8.-6H 10 II.
lK to 2. All perfect. SPE- 81 .OO
IlAL
Evening star., 1922-06-30
TomorroW-3OO pairs
Mems OxfOrds
Values up to $500
$3.95

Twelve different styles included in the ofeng-stree dress
sport yevey good style imagine
Delta" make You that's
Colt. Patent Leather Brown Black Kid, Metal
Velour Calf Brown Mahogany Tony Red Black Brown
Scotch welted with leather
combined
toe.
Evening star., 1922-06-30
uJshering in July With Wealth Of Specials
Interesting Features in the
Boys Shop

Between actual values and present Selling prices there's
Saving difference you
: Boys Mohair and Lightweight Wool Suits-with
lined and fullined pan-ight patterns; and sizes
to 18 years. REDUCED from $780, SIS and SITS
Boys Knickerbocker Wash Suits Palm Beach, Sils Silk
Popln. etc-coolest of the tropicals" Sizes to SOS
IS years. REDUCED from $685. $40 and $l2,5 to-. y
Boys Wash Suits-Regulation Mddics-Whte with Navy
Blue collars and cuffs; Black emblem sleeve; and TWO
PAIRS OF PANTS-one short and the other long s 90
"broadfahs." Sizes to years. SPEC1AL...... L
h.,ds;sc: P z:s IN s Y y feather
Boys Khaki Knickerbockers; large and full kzc
II to 18 years. SPECIAL. W
Boys Khaki and Gray Knckerbockers, in small 1Oc
sizes-7 II years. SPECIAL. ~
Boys Khaki Overalls-sizes 2, and years. EOc
Strong y made and roonily cut. SPECIAL. O>
Boys "Coverups'-Blue stripes: and trimmed 0Ec
with Red. Sizes to years SPECIAL. 20
Evening star., 1922-06-30
Boys Furnishings

Boys Sport Blouses plain Blue
Chambray; Blue with fancy stripes;
and White with fancy stripes. Siz-s
6 to l6 years. Regular 81 6Oc
Blouses. SPECIAL........ W o..
Children's "Nighties" Plain and
Crossbar Nainsook and Crepe
square neck and short sleeves.
Sizes to years. SPE- S1.OO
CIAL ......................
Boys Nainsook Union Suits; with
ribb d belt in back. Sizes "a 7Oc
to 34 SPECIAL. ..:.......
Boys Pajamas-Crepe: Plain and
Crossbar Nainsook. Sizes 8 to l8
. years, Were $3.50 and $325. $40
REDUCED to ........
Boys Half Socks; broken sizes and
small lots; of many styles. 10c
5H to g. SPECIAL. ......... -
Evening star., 1922-06-30
-, Several hundreds of
Saks Suits for Men

There Twd Fompun Wosteds distinctive styles
characterized by craftsmanship Not odds and ends but thin
stockwhich will material
Models Single and Double
breaste All the combined lots
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
IMPOSED SENTENCE BY WIRE
TINS ls Probably TIE Hoat NoVei use
&C Whi1h ere Teiephcns Has
Beer Pit

TIE Telephone bias bong he-n recaE-
uized as Kaluahle ald m fighting
forrest fires hcf if ramalnel for stanley
- Walter. eiief forrest ranger - the
strict surfnuulln4 Heed River. fre
O. put Be- fa novel USE rroently when
BE- discovered two eamp~rs wha hat
- fires huruiug eeutnry "a forest
hre regulations.
Calling np Justice oufhuuk ~ Hoea
River. che ranger gave bis Testimony
ever the Telephone tie Justice listened
- the eampers while they entered
pleas ~ guilty and Imposed fines ~
s. each upn the unfortunate nature
iuvers. authorizing Walters L. collect
the monef ~ belalf - tlie court.
4 dldu'f even gef fiae names - the
affenders~ Nr Onfhauk Is auafed as
saving. Mr.. Walters promised -, g,rs,.
vide uae ulfh fhe data when lis cuInss
down O. pas over tie fines Ia orier
that J mas Keep ms dockef reeords
straight
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Registration for the short course
IN automobile operation. care and
repair a. The State College Of Wash
inetou Is uow fun. ali the men for
whom there are class and laboratory
accommodation having entered
The class work I'll be- repeated
however January 3 6 and 80 80 that
those Nho wish - have the instruc-
ton can come on either Of those
dates
The fact that the enrolment ia
the agricultural courses ls Jess than
last wear Is taken very philosopher
Is by she faculty. 81 it IS the result
81 the activities Of the extension d.
vision and the agricultural county
agents and demonstrators. who have
been giving she farmers and fruit
growers 81 the state the aid they
needed with their problems through
out fhe year Shortage Of funds has
also undoubtedly kept some farmers
a. home Who otherwise would b.
enrolled for the short courses
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Everii " Terhune ruiiisier - re
Btsa and Shee heeantaeT. TESTS this
storg ~ q Frtncsuan.s russ 70 m@sf
ths high sssl 81 uFinE.
IN une - ffe MslI1erranean cities
- frunos I spent many dags tl.s
gues1 81 e french ssszlfisinan Nlsaau
have kEepn fuf segefal years tie lad
. osilShtful villa. huf was ia tina
5sas4i3an nf ma@t uaiaslle-ciass Feopie--
la neod a. sufhrienl ulnneB vita whsch
% malnlAln appearances Ga keepinE
aifh his safieu lu ilte Oae meFliuE
! lefi his hssuse early g. fake q sap
Ia fhe Mediterranean returning 20
the heuse slnrriy af1eE u'cloek J
vas amaEei Ca meet ln thf eerF.dsr
q tramp - -1ostkinc iudiFidusI niusa
APPEARANCE Ass eufiusiB uuf IL kes.f-
ng with fiie Generul surroun diuEs
said ca him what arr ytlu dalug
hereT he lszaksd a. 50 me Wlfh a
aueer smile and 7 discovered him 90
BE- uB hnst la amanemeui. ] sntd:
Is hafs tire mutter have sou NfsfH
ran over % b tram carr Nou are
leseelng aH mHssed un lie reliliel ]
baRe jua been down o. the market
and tllls Is the uuy ! haKe to "a. The
s.ea~auts uho hring iu tiie meats.
fruits and vegetable are sueh wicked
robbers fhat Il should s. down dressed
Hke u,utlemau. ; waaI1 have uuth-
.ns ieft nat eFen mg elnfhas 81. I
- davn ulth ttis ragged old suir.
bend over mF shoulders aug shuttle
aluHr fhroash the marsef STALLS when
] sa something that SAINT I begin
- haGsle aud bargain with the
Peasant. That g. fhe anly way ! can
81 fosd enough feF my family vlth
fhe mooney fhuf have 70 sf,end. n
had my waF wuula hang every cheat
inE peasant 81 lamr Hsst~
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
eoED - FurSD NEAR rAL0CsE
haFN~~s Mand IiFssk~ Eiere ~ Is,ire
and vs.. 0T~ As~aseyB---Tr<tS
asRa Psr Tan

ID - reporied that Verne Hull q
lamiliar character aronna Palonse.
While WORKING in fhe hargesi fields
on the old sam Uilery place aiscos-
erred q ledge of roek which Is hlm
had she appearance ~ auaTiA H.
broke off q piece 81 the stone and
showed IL % TIE oaner of TIE place
telling him shat he believed "a 60
b. quartz.
The Owner 81 che land accordingly
sent the stone 20 an assay office and
tie assay proved co yfeld a little ever
fa1A 20 TIE ton.
The Ullerg plaee lies ahouf So
miles southeast o. palouse aud the
discovery 81 mineral beariue quartz
there simply hears car s1ories sold
- early prospeciors and odd timers
in this community lf has Ions been
known 10 ola timers thar a chain ol
mineral extended across the Paiouse
country between PutlBtch and Pa
louse. crossing the river this slde of
Kennedy ford evidently leadine from
mineral deposits n fhe mountains be-
wound
These rrOpp.nEs are especially
found south OF the Palouse fter ln
the Cove and crossing the Hosrov
mountains. where they are Boost
track OF
in years pas considerable .Hferesf
NTas taken - people ia this vicinity
ia these croppinEs and work has heer
done. for instance. on the J 81 kin
eaid place. where q SHAFT Was suns
and spec mems obtained that showed
fair deposit OF sold. such Work
was done only 10 a crude manner. no
one ever havlne searched for min
erals in scientific manner
Judge Kincald relates q story sold
- an old soldier Rho diea So the
soldiers home q feW months ag0. iH
which he reported that in ne g.
. BE- uncovered pocket of gold he
tween poffatch and Palouse
The discovers Of the cropping or
the Ullery place are making acrivs
+ preparations for beginning work or
i the find In the near future palouss
Republic.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

For fls first fiIae since they marched
saufh frm the border under General
Maurk 28 F,ar- a-a tlat Coldsfrrarn
guards officially revisited Co8dsfream
when the ed cuiurs II tis Second hat
ialion w~re presented to the 1owu
which gives fhe regiment its uame
The eo.ur party consisted - ten
afEcers and for1y-six ofler ranks. in
eludiug rart 81 The r-g mental land
They wore FUN dress. with scarlet
tunics ar8 hearskins The King 5
OHn scottish Bordsrers. ar the terri
torlal rezmeHf provided a strung con
flneeut a. Helcrme the guards g. Cold
stream and Tine the route
A. an impressive ceremony IN the
market square. within feW yards of
fhe houss b whIeh General Mauek had
hls hendaaarfers fhe culurs were
formally handed over 81 Iieut Gen
Sir Alfred Celr.Hlfau. esslaueI - the
Caldstrean guards They ueHe Sc
renfed "a Iehalr If fhe town Is Pro
Rast Carmlehael Affervnrd BEADED
~ fhe reg.meutal band TIE e.iiurs
Nere escorted to ne parish church.
-Londeu THmes
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
DAVID ADVISES HOW Tt
MEET Hg-SINF.SS GOLIATH

"Wednesday afternoon Donald X
David assistant dean Of the Har-
yard school Of business administra-
Won. addressed the students Of
Washington State COLLEGE on The
Economic background 81 Business "
lie Is q graduate 81 the University
81 Idaho and Is visiting 23 western
colleges and universities before re
! turning 10 Harvard
What Is your interest rate " hat
are you getting ont 81 your course
he asked the students Each OF
yop IS q private corporation invest
ing these years Ia training Ara
y0u making 70 pay as you ought?
What has economics 70 do with
business what does the study 81
economics mean when En- comes TO
getting cat and earning few dol
lars and eentse Well tire arst thing
70 get Is the content 81 your par
tfcular course. that will eixe you e
better understanding 90 your job.
and that wIll carry Won throuEh the
transition from college 20 active bus
fness. teaching you 90 think in a
broad. general way the background
for the specialization which your sob
wlll give
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
UNITED PREsBfTEREANs
n sPEND sOi1F FkENING

Thursaay evening. December ~.
was q very happy occasion aor tire
Uniied Presbyterian church wheu
les members and friends sat down
% q bonteous diuuer a. see O'Clock
and afterwards listened 20 3 most
enjoyahle program. First came q
Kat Kuneert, led - that master a.
CONDUCTING HuEh Thompson. Then
eae Kalendar konniptions. q ser
- OF stunts. participated In b.
eToups according 20 their birth
month humorous rccitafion by
Edna Rouse was next Then q eroup
81 chiidren from the Edisou school
kav. q chapter from The Birds
Ch~tmas Carol The chapter
chosen vas the Rnaeies Christ
mas IN whith alrs RuEEles trains
her children in manners Marian
Kraesel enacted the role 90 Mrs.
Ruggies and the following we're the
children Helen HeEnauer, Dorothy
8ith Maxine Stokes. Charles san
ders. Herbert Ashiock. Frank Rouse.
Eloise Cote and Garcia Johnson.
They had been coached BY Miss
Brown the principal and did ex-
ceedingly well
Next came "a group % foreign
- Daniel Dupertuis sang a sons
ia French. SIR Estacion one ia PHI
pino dialect accompanied en- the eu-
TAR by Mr Jordan Wr Dfmefriefi
sang a Russian. the Russian national
hymn. uiss Alice Webb sang the
-.xology 3D. Burmese
" Three films projected hY Dr Nal
der were highly enjoyed Lake
Louise The Romance 81 Glass
and The blind Fiddler"
The audience then adjourned "a
the club room 10 see a try-oui Of the
uew wrestling mat. recently par.
e. - the men 81 the church fol
the Boy scouts The participant
were Ceoree Alien and r. . Dana
For further particulars inquire a.
them
The event was 50 enjoyable tha'
i will undoubtedly be- made an an.
VA one
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
Mns. MrrHFRsoN srRrRIsEn

A large number 81 friends and
relatives gave a surprise party TO
Hrs Alex Mcpherson on her birth
DAY. December a1 All brought well
filled baskets and the birthday cake
wss baked hy Mrs walter kincaid-
Those whe enjoyed The card playlne
and dane aa were Mr and Nrs Val
ter Kline AT aud Nrs q G.
Cronk 81 Elberton. &. q Nelson Of
Diamond r and Nrs s. b Mc-
phersoa 81 Spokane. Mr and Mrs.
"a. r. sfreyy Of CuifaK. Mrs.. G G.
Paisley % Wissoula Mont Mr. and
Mrs. o. f. Nelson Of Sacramento.
Calf Mr and Mrs A L. AlsuP Of
Albion. SIR and Mrs. 3. T. Aisup.
Ray Alsnp. Arthur Ousley. Tom Al
sup. Hubert Proctor, Maxine kin
caid. Elared. Len0re and Jean June
Mcpherson. Geene Crgnk. Norman
Nelson. Wata Alsap. Bernard Alsup.
Patricia Mae Paisley.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Present rundifinns ~ Ypres are o..
srrilec ~ correspondent IL file Len.
dsn Morning Pest
~Hhen J So Trsee last - Hrstes
four ye@rx agn. if SIS r huEr mound
- hrukeu sfanes a0s only fhe relies
= TIE Ciash haii ana fbe cafhssral
rharch - - Martin tal1 that Il had
uace beeE 3 foNu. A. thar tine anly
3 CIT cDuid sab fhrsaeh S. shattered
streets sra salefy. 81 mer lIHed A.
aazes Under - rulns TosiaS Trses
= e fewN - 90 nes hoNses. lsaIls -
= nanrh faa vivid - hFirk uzfh 10
rex4rl far arrhifertnFe Eleven hnn-
aze4 EaeFa ere 60 - haslt. sd zzaui-
.nE - - rasafarfs 80 maF - fhe
zsea Access krgsazz aazler ~ eszIlens
han4s ~ 80 b1iiaenz-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
FnsT METHODIST ErIsoorAL
John c Law pastor



s r Taft. associate pastor
N8ss Helen swartae. student sec
Rotary
$3.50 a. m sunday school
81 eco m Morning Worship
fBU M Epworth League
TaN j.. q Evening A orshIp
NeKi sunday vIl - one at un-
usual Interest az the Methodist
church Prof Buffeflleid wiH be
back aud tbs iull choir The pastor
vii give sermon adapted ta tine
beginning a. the year en The Hira-
Gle az Grace
IN THE evening there viii he in
the hour of worship - minutes 81
religious pictures. - 81 mussc and
aexotion and short and earnest
talk on The Lirht 81 Life
Important sessions 81 the Sunday
school aad Ieaeues
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

The Christian Science society holda
services every sunday morning az
j 90 O'Clock Ca the Masonic hall in
fhe First National Bank building
Testimonial meetings are held
TIE first and third wednesday
evenings Of each munfh a. soc
o'elock In the same hall a free
reading room e. open 20 the public
Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday At
ternoons from z.s0 20 s.20. n the
room two doors Wesi of the Western
union telegraph office. on Olson
street All authorized Chrstlan Sci
ence literature may - read o. Dor
roxed
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
a.. J. REYNOLDS. Minister

" = y II''l'8"7 77EH8II'NF"8
$50 a. a Church school
a1.pe a n -- Morning M urah8p
sac 3 n hristiau Endeavor.
T30 . Evening N Worship
Announcement f8r January s.
Numlae sermon Behold The Stan
evening message. That Great and
Notable Day The annual meeting
Was held January The reports
we're encouraR1nE The pastor re-
port showed net membership in
crease Cor the year q 81 per cent.
FIge OF these came Christmas dag
We will hold another school o.
missions soon.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

In the Superior Courf OF fhe State al
Washington. for whitman
Count
Carson "a Taylor Hiainfiff IS The
Unknown Heirs 81 sarah +. Tay-
Dor. aeeeaee Defendants
TIE state 81 Washington - fhe - ca
The Unknown Heirs % sarah a.
TAYLOR deceased Defendants
above named
Nou ere hereby summoned 10 ap-
pear wIfhln sixty DAYS after fhe date
Of che ffrsH publication uf this sum-
E0us. to-wit within sixty daFs after
tie sixth day Il January. 1922. and
defend fhe above enfitlcd action Ia
she above nfified coHrt. and answer
fhs complaint 81 TIE plaintiff and
serve = eeHF 90 yauT answer npun the
undersigned ATTORNEYS Tor the plain
fiff % fheiF office hefow stated and
- case - Your fallare 50 % de- lude-
nsanf wsll - rendered aRAinst Fou ac-
rnralnr - the demanE ~ fhe com
plant. Which has been filed Hzfk TIE
elerk ~ SID coarf
rae object 81 he above entitled
arfinn i = euiel fhe plalnfaffs title
= and = thf uorxheast aaaxfer cf
eeefion 81. Township - noTth.
Ranea e. = "a n Nhifman cuunfr
N-asf lnHfna. and eselufe Yna frsm
ever c1alnaar auF Faefsf e. ingeresf
NEIL = SANGER.
FlaIHffffs af4arness
nfnce en- p o a1ar~sss Pallman.
whaman CoaasT NasAanEHgn.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
HoNoR EIGHT PHI RoII.Ens

Eight new pledges 90 the pharna-
eeufical fraternity ~ the State Col
lese 81 Washington are f. b.
Stricken. Deer Park clark Moss OF
partunifgs r. r. Robertson. Spo-
kane. A IA HollYoke. Tacoma: l..
r Hughes Lind Percy Marray Yak
ina. Heary Walters Hartlne. and
waldo Roberts Pullman
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

PULLMAN BAPTIST CHURCn
". o.. sdoni.cck. Aimtssrr

$50 Church school
ll-eo "A orship and sermon
$50 fuGnE People meetluE
T8t stmEtnH sad sermon
The spealal Yea Year meetines
vii conunue over snndas Rev
Dean HamlHon of Nluseow aill preach
az uach service Friday nlEht the
suh3ecl wtu - TIE seven Gulden
staps that Lead into tn Throne
Room oi tbs king sasurdas niehi
FoE sale Jesus Christ. Sunday
mornins Love Attempts TIE Ian
possible sunday ulshg The lone
BurdeH Bearar
There Wiil also he special meefinEs
for girls ana hays saturday and Sun
dav afternoons at O'Clock
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

~Opemtor wiI gsu piease see that
~ Telephone b pat sai n orderT'
This strange request came oFer the
wire the other day from q Lynch
hurzh. Va. telephone subscriber. who
explained that bis tell had beeu ring
ing almost constantly for over hvz
hears. he had the man explained.
Inserted n advertisement ln = local
Taper anneuneinE fta1 b. desired GO
Eaeate a. elgfi-rosm residence. CIV
Ing a telephone humber for inquiries
- sueeeSsfai Was the experiment
fhsf after the entire family had hesn
aorn ouf answering The telephone tie
householder begged that bis line -
disconnected Fer re night. IN order
thar They might have an opportunity
. recupeTate
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

The physical training departme
fer women az the state COLLEGE ot
Washington opens is annual basket
BAH and indoor baseball tournament
Monday. January 3. No teams have
been picked as yet bur squads are
practieins on the gymnasium floor
every afternoon.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

as45 a. a. -ChuFeh School
I8-Wo a. 81 Morning Prayer and
sermon
6.15 8 Young People Gulid
81 high school scholarsI
T.3o 3 a. sunday Evening Club
ST college sgudeuts8
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

f'Irsf class uphnisfaFlnw hop nBw
apen "a eoFnar 81 Plae and paHadfse
STREETS fog q period 81 fWo m0ufhs
carrying q fail iime - furnIfare Gov
eFiuEe ~ tapestry aaa TeloHT kafi
mates cheeFfally aifen apan resaasf
5ans
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
DO YOU HAVE IT?

Tossed 10 ana fro - fhe wsees az the sea
3 helpless boat that presents 70 me-
The story 81 49, e efsr~ day.
Who become T~scouTaEed and lose their Wuy
Il the baaf only bad rudder and a SAIL.
81 coud turn rtght around aeanst the sale
And wlfh So ruaaer. aail aaa the wluds deter
maafIou
n coala ride M waves Co its destination.
You eses are the radder soar brain The san
And with fasfh and dsterm ua4lon Fuu cannot fa1A
rs the Conflicting forces sc fhe suthorH cay.
Thaf create interest Ia ihe hook The picture play
There ere times ln ths Ife ~ every man.
Mhtu Cas- easier - Hay . cant thau - say 3 eam.
nm lske the Kite that rides against fhs end
on man abHty r. meet adeersity ~ sacresses
depahd
There is s aay to fortIfy aralnst failure to-day.
Jas coue go my office and simply saF
J knew shat you sad shout faith and deteruina-
But uhat vant IS assurance OF my aoys eauea-
uaH
I'll quote sou fhe Fate ynun have pas
a hich smannls such a fea eenff PEI daF
That sos p double tbe Insurance Fnu thnuEhf rnn
bus
- pro..ae far voar family SITTER sos die
hope f9n may nud be- ms simple rhymes
- ""iaa aaf ai.eaAfesihE sahlA
Eaf Conditions arr tuprufinH iN tefl he Wurle
81 nevf weeks lssae ~ The Pullman Herald
ID. G.. DOWNEN
Issufanoc sIsesialist
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Carl I'hiiipp. pastor

HA@ 9tsAN e. Afa aaA-
Sundays On the second Sunday
81 each meHfh zee a. m. oulF BED
July, August and September. s 2 900
q. only.
IA al the other Sundays s. 90
q. m and 1900 D.
Weekday 0o s. 3D.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

E4rst n.sst can Con grsl4ttb lGl :
a. \ Curtis. MinisieF
~ NU 81 Morning Worship
Zee b W Open fuTgm
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

re rieh mzz can afford iaxzrles.
80 h0w absai ne ealryman 80 rs
sernh cow7
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

Enr prompt relief Tor ehIlhlains
appiy san ToE Chiihfain Remedy
go a. Waite PharmanF 1anf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-01-06

csaisnnlai Bea aour At Dusais's
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
MOVIE NAN KISSES WILHELM.
Left Blind Day Before Empress In.
duced Him = stroll Abroad.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Doom, Dec. 5.-The former German
emperor, at the insistence OF hts wife.
Princess Hermine, .s beginning TO
abandon his clolstered existence and
TO walk abroad among the villagers.
The townsfolk showed keen curiosity
the nrst time Wilhelm was seen
strolling through the streets accom-
panied by his dog.
A motion picture operator who Sc
Guided himself for n fortnight in a
nearby farm building in the hope ot
surreptit!ously filming the ex-emperor
abandoned his vigil and LEFT for home
only the day before the Kaiser firr'
appeared in the village.