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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
MABEL NORMAND
ANATLANTACLRL
Born AT Georgia's Capital City
And Early Danced On
Whitehall

ATLANTA, Feb. 10.-While the
name of Mabel Normand is turning
UP every few paragraphs in the news
concerning the death of William Des-
mond Taylor, at Hollywood, it isl to
wonder how many Atlantans recall
Miss Normand when she was work
ing in the chorus of the old Ameri-
Tan theater on Whitehall, near
Mitchell street, and singing and dance
ing in the queer little old movie pal
ace on the old Viaduct way, just off
the Whitehall street viaduct, says the
Atlanta Journal.
For Mabel is an Atlanta product
at least, she was born in BuckAead
the daughter of a locomotive engi
neer She gives Atlanta as hel
birthplace, however, in who's Who
on the Screen" but she lived in Buck.
head when she was appearing in the
small choruses of the early movie:
dozen years ago.
Mabel was then fourteen or fiji
teen years old, and it was about this
tine she went to New York. "Who's
Who" does not agree entirely with
Atlanta associates of Miss Normand
as to the reason for her going to
New York and her manner of liveli-
hood there. who's Who on the
Screen" says she supported herself
as a model, posing for Charles Dana
Gibson, the Leyendeckers and other
artists while studying art.
It is recalled in Atlanta that Miss
Normand was a protegee of Raymond
Hitchcock and Mrs. Hitchcock, eth
er about the time she went to New
York or soon thereafter, and that
accounts for her brief excursion into
musical comedy as chorus girl -
mentioned in who's Who on the
Screen" before she began to act for
the movies.
"Who's Who on the Screen" says
this was with the Vitagraph com.
pany, but the Atlanta report is that
it was with the old Biograph company
with Mack Sennett and Fred Mace,
who died some years ago. After two
of three years with the Biograph
company, Miss Normand was taken
into the keystone company, organ
lied by Mack Sennett, and was a
comedy star when that outfit was
producing some of the finest films
Still later she was co-star with Ros.
coe Arbuckle in comedy series call.
ed Fatty and Mabel"
1t is said that through all the
changes and vicissitudes of her ca
reer-which included some three
years as a Goldwyn star-Miss Nor.
mand's name never has been removed
from the Sennett payroll, and she re
Gently has returned to that organiza
ton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11

ness here Monday and were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pen
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe Grant were
visitors at New Era Sunday.
w. J. and A. F. Pennington were
in Oglethorpe and Montezuma Tues
day.
Robert Stubs was visitor at
Oglethorpe Saturday afternoon.
Hewett Joiner and George Wicker
were looking after business interests
in Americas Saturday.
James Tolen, Will Raspberry and
Rob Holloway were in Oglethorpe
Tuesday.
Sollie Hart, of Ellaville, was here
Monday.
Ernest Coker was looking after
business in Montezuma Saturday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11

hearts and red cupids hung in the
different rooms, decorating the cur
tains and draperies.
Mrs. Jones was unusually attrac-
tive in a beautiful gown of apple
green canton crepe; the petal draper
les of blouse and tunic, edged with
crystal. She was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. j. D. Hooks, Mrs. NJ.
H. Wheeler, Mrs. L. S. Churchill,
Miss Georgia Lumpkin and Miss Wv
ian Jones.
In the interesting game of bridge
that followed dinner, Mr.. Thomas
Harold made top score.
Invited were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Har-
rold, Judge and Mrs. Hixon, Mrs. F.
D. Bovine and Miss Travers, of Hunt
ington, Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Green Turpin. Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Gatewood, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Clegg, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ship,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius McCleskey, Ma
jor and Mrs. Lawrence S. Churchill,
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Caye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Rylander. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o.
Marshall, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs Afford,
Mrs. J. D. Hooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ames, Miss Anne Ivey, Miss Margaret
Wheatley; Messrs. Charles Wheatley,
Wolta, paue lanes naVennOrt
INFORMAL AFFAIRS FOR
Mr.. AND MRS. BAILEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey who
have returned from their wedding
trip are receiving a round of pleasant
attention in an informal gay, owing
to recent bereavement in the brides
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Pace enter
tanned recently at a beautifully ap-
pointed little dinner in their honor
and on Wednesday evening DR.. and
Mrs. M. H. Wheeler were hosts at
their home on Harold avenue. The
center piece was handsome arrange
ment of vivid pink japonicas, shading
to deep crimson. Fostoons of cupids
and hearts hung from the chandelier
! and the candles burned under rose
lights. The places were marked by
attractive Valentines used on the wa
ter glasses and in the menu the Val
entine colors and idea predominated
attractively.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
CENTRAL BAPTISTS TO
OBSERVE GEORGIA DAY

The members of the congregation
ofthe Central Baptist church will OBJ
serve Georgia Day, February IL, as
go-to-Sunday-school day, and most
interesting programs have been ar
larnged for presentation at the morn
ing session of the school. 1t is urged
that every pupil and teacher in every
department be present to participate
therein.
At the service hour, Rev. Henry
Brookshire, pastor of the congrega-
ton, will deliver special message
to the congregation on go-to-Sunday-
school, and urges every one to remain
for the preaching hour.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
MRS. HlGHTOWER HOSTESS
TO CLUB MEMBERS.

The Thursday Morning Bridge club
met with Mrs. J. E. Hightower
Thursday morning at her home on
College street, when three tables were
arranged in the prettily decorated liv-
ing room for the interesting game of
bridge in which the members par
ticipated. Following the game a
salad course was served with coffee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
SATURDAY FEBRUARY7l1. 1922

The prize was book good for SO in
trade at the Americas Auto company,
donated by Evan Mathis.
Miss Susan Stallings read two Sc
lections splendidly, being at her very
best and contributing greatly toward
the entertaining of the guests of the
day.
So pleased was R. S. Pryor, large
farmer of near Smithville, with the
occasion, at adjournment that he is
sued an invitation to the club mem
bers to visit him at his farm at any
time and eat pecans, peaches, ham
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
RESIGNATION OF BONOMI
MINISTRY NOT ACCEPTED

ROME, Feb. 0.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press King Victor Eman-
uel has not accepted the resignation
of Cabinet Premier Bonomi, pre-
scented February 2, it was semi-of-
ficially stated today and the Bonomi
Ministry. will be in its place next
Thursday when parliament reassem-
hles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11

and other good things that he NJ,
duces, with him.
The club sang "Old Mcdonald.
Farm" with great gusto for the Vi.
itors. -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
NO BANK CHECK TAX
FOR SOLDIER RONtI;

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Rescb
ing final agreement on the soldieys
bonus tax, the house ways and mean,
subcommittee decided today agsinst
a tax on bank checks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-02-11
localities

Rev. E. j. Miller arrived from
Wayeross to spend the remainder of
the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
A. j. Williams, at her home on For
rest street.
Mrs. Glenville Giddings, Sr., of
Atlanta, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. William G. Cage, Jr., at her
home on Harold avenue.
Miss Gladys Goodman, who for the
past year has been in Charlotte, N.
c., is spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Lucille Benton Good
man, and other relatives in Americas
and many friends are giving her a
cordial welcome upon the occasion
of her first visit home since her de-
parture.
Miss Docia Gunnells, who has beer
quite i'll at her home on Lee street
for the past several days, was report
ed as slightly improved Thursday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
31t81l1titett bon lei1te,t1
@ei1t 1t1t0 Bier.

San JranciSco, eal., 2. Wtai. -
Sn &reiien Der @elddftsmelt bon
San 6rancisco, @al., einl6lieBlib in
Ser Grain &raoe Niiocintion Ser @an-
6elsfammer, Ser Mftien. unb Bombs,
borie, Sauienoen bon @runbbeiibern,
Der San6els sfammer bon Saernn1ento,
iolpie in ben &eiben Ser organizer
ten Nrbeiteridaft lit Elm getpaltiger
Stnrm gegen ben Grobibitions=l1n-
finn entltan6en uno 6ie 8euegung gu
guniten ser geiebliden ginfiibrune
lei6ten 8eins uno 8iers nim1nt I'M
geabnten umfan6 an. 0ie Grain Sro=
6e Miiociation 6er0ffentli6t ein 5tpi=
i6en ibr nn6 4ongreB=M =Mbgeoroneten
goliteab gefiibrte &orrespon0en5 nnb
bat auber0em einen MppeQ an Yrdii=
oent Soroing geri6tet, in 6em lie Inn
leinen 8eiitanb 5uguniten Der ertpabn=
ten @eltattung bon lei6ten 8ein uno
Bier bittet uno gleid5eitig namens
5044 @run6beiibern ipri6t> sic 6as
glei9e Serlangen baben.
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Mnsliefer1ng pom Is 9entiden 9e@
fDr6erf.

Haris, 2. Moi. Ser 8oti9nf=
terrat Der Auiierten itellte am Meitt=
po6 6em 6euti6en 8otlbafter Dr.
8ilbelm MaDer cine 0eote at, IN Ser
bon Ser 6eutiden &egierung Sic To-
fortige sluslieferung bon Is Gerio=
men geforet 1T, gegen tpel6e IN Ser
binoung nit Dem Dor 6rei Monater
erfolgten &onogranatenangriff a1tf
oie fran5oiii6e @aierne in Heters=
oorf Sberi6leiien, Saftbefeble er=
gangen iin6.
Ser 8oti6ofterrat foroert, 6ab oie
betreffen6en Herionen Der interalli=
ierten &ou1rniliton in Oberl9leiien
ausgeliefert tper0en. Die 2eute baben
it6 nod 6em Nngriff om 1. 6ebruar,
BEL 0em 5tpei fran50itl6e Soloaten
get0tet nrl6 25 bertpunoet puroen,
auf beuti6es @ebiet geflii6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Wfprb- -Spnntaa in ct. 8a1tl.

ct. Saul, Minn., |. Wat. = War-
tin Siemeper, Elm Sareiner bon Seem
a1Im, Minn., bradte am Sonntaga=
BEND in ct. Saul ieiner 8erlobten,
Ser 20 Sabre alten SRI. &atbarine Be>
der, 6urb S6iiiie i6mere 8erlebnn-
aen Bel nno nabm ftb baraltf ielbit
bas 2eben; @iferiudt ion oas Wotip
aur Sat gepeien fein.
2nce, 8aIou tpur6e in feiner Bobs
nl,na erfboiien; Setter aroelian tpiro
bon ser 8oliaei gelu6t. Bor 5tpei
;sabren spar oiefer bon 8al6n ourd
sduiIe idtper Deripatnoet tporoen.
8aIou tpur6e i9nIoig befnn6en nno
ing @efangnis geididt;; er tpnroe be-
anaoiet uno d m5onntag entlaiien.
sssames g. 8ranion, Elm farbiger
Chauffeur, 1pur0e am Sonntagabe11o
eridoffen 11nb Der gseger sSobn Bacon
i'm geroadt Ser 9ateridaft berbaftet.
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@ia u&in6erfrems5n9" nid1t e,1.-
pfanae11.

Wnibineton, /. Mai. - 6iinfl1nb-
oreiBig Grauen uno &in0er bon poli=
tiiben @efangenen wuroe Somftag
@eb0r ieitens 6es Brali6enten Sar-
oing perlpeigert ul1o iie mollen iebt
in @aibington bleiben biz lie ibren
8iIlen 6ur9geiebt un6 BEN Brdii-
oenten bon Mngeiidt gu Mngeiidt int
S11tereiie ore 8egna6igung ibrer @at-
ten uno 86ter borgeiteut mer6en f0n.
men.
gs >puroe 11litgeteilt, ser Hraii6ent
noble borerjt nit Dem @eneralan1palt
DougbertD 9fiidiprohe nebmen. gs
tpurbe angeoeutet, baB nad biefer 8e-
ser 8rdit6ent 6ie Retenten
tpiiroe.
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Gbinefiid)e Mrn,een I'M
8itrgerfrie9e.

Sbangbai 1. Mfai. - @iner am
Samitag bier in Der auslQnoiihen II.
6ineiiiben Yrelie peroffentlidten
Depei6e 5nfolge, baben Die Erlppen
Snn yat Sens, 0es Oberbauptes ser
iuoli9en &egierung, in Canton 0as
gauge, aus II &rieesimiffen belteben-
De @ei9pa6er gefapert. Ser bon ben
Iruppen in gerbinoung nit ben Glie-
germ gema6te 9lngriff auf oie @diffe
batte oeren uebergabe CUR Golge. Die
Jileger bon1baroierten Die @9iffe in
Hab 98u Zen, nobel 20 M1ann auf
Dem &reu5er u@ai=Gidi" getotet uno
30 perlpnnoet lpuroen. @pater tpur-
Sen oie S6iffe auf Dem 8ban1pooflul-
le nabe Canton bombar0iert lporauf
li6 Der ,&at-Si6i uno oie anoeren
ariegsi6iffe ergoben.
Yefing, 2. M}ai. = Sic aampfe
iiioli6 Der Befing=Sientiin @iienbabn
51pii6en ben Sruppen oes Generals
Si6ang Sio 2in Wfilitargouberne1rs
Ger Mani9urei uno 6es &ou1man-
oenrs IN Central @bina, General ssh
Eei 5n> moren Sou1ltag nod I'M
@ange. 8eioe Mrmeen baben ii9 ber-
ldan5t. Sn SEEING lit Ser &ononen=
bonner b0rbar uno Sauien6e barun-
ter piele Musldn6er, beoba9ten bon
Den Sta6tnaaen aus oas S1laht=
fel0.
Beioe 9eerfibrer baben lire Srl1p=
pen gelparnt, ii6 ser Staot gu 11a=
ber11 un0 bisber aft es 6ie &egierung
ni6t fir r0tig era9tet, Sic @tabttore
81 id1ieBen. Grdii6ent Stu S6i
Si6ang bleibt neutral u11o beoauert
Sic Jein0ieligfeiten Erel1ier Gibu
S5u Si6i ben1iibt li9 sen Biirger-
frieg 5l1 been0en.
Cine 0epeide aus Sientiin rt1el6et,
0ab BEL Mai6ane ieit 20 Stunoen
beftige5 Artiaeriefeuer inn @ange lit.
Die auslan6iiden @elanotidaften ba-
ben lire 9eationalangeborieen aufge-
for6ert;; in Der 9auptlta0t S9ub at
ln1en.
@albington, 2. Mai. - Cine an1t-
li6e Na6ri6t, sic ser dineiii6en @e=
lan0tidaft in @albington am Mon=
tag bon ser &egierung in 8efing 5lt-
ging, teilt nit, bie @enerale Ei9ang=
laoltn un0 8upeifu, 5mii6en oeren
Sruppen leit einigen Sagen in Der
9sdbe bon Eefine gefampft miro, bot
ten pereinbart, Eefing uno &ientiin
pom S6auplat ser militdriiben Sp-
erationen al1s5uiblieBen.
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Yro9rae,t,,t Der @d@te>
fan fertt9.

@el1ua, 2. Mai. = Mm1 Wtontagab.
eno perlal1tete in @enua, 6ie 8ertre,
ter Gublanos bdtten ii6 bereit erflart,
ianlnntli9e 8e0ingungen Ser iibrigen
&onferen5-Mddte an5unebmen. ein=
i6lieBli9 l1nbeoingter Mnerfennnng
aub ibrer &riegslduloen. slnBeroem
fiinoigte Miniiterprdiioent 9loDo
George in einem Ausl6uB an, Ste
Solpiet-& -&eeierung iei bereit, 80 Bro-
gent oes in &uBlano beritaatlt6ten
8ripoteigent11n1s bon Nuslanoern uin
natura" 5uriid5ugeben. @s beibt fer
ner, am Montag iei Elm @men6ement
8artbous betreffs Definition oes 8e-
griffs Bripateigentum I'M porliegen=
BEN 6oQe, angenommen, gegen oas
MIR 8elgien @inipan6 erbob
@befri6ter IS. $. Saft bonn 8un=
oesobergeriht ser Ser. @taaten ioll
eriu6t tperoe1t. Sen @oriit elmer inter-
nationalen &o1111niiiion CUR &ontrol=
lierung ser ouspartigen 56uloen
&uBlonbs 51 beitimmer. Sn bieier
&on1miiiion iolen oie ruiiilde &egie=
rung unb &uBlan6s iGmmtli9e @ldu>
bigger bertreten 1ein.
@icepre111ier 8artbou, ser 8orltber
Ser frun5oiilden Mbor0nung> lit am
0ienitog 5u Ser ongefiinoigten Be-
ipre9ung NIT Dem &abinett na6 $50
rig abgereiit. @r beabit6tigt, Cont
tagabeno o6er Montagfrlb mieoer in
@el1ua 5uriif 5u fem. 8or Montag
miro 6ie 9lnttport Ser rltlii1ben Nb=
or0nung auf sic oie neue Denfi6rift
Ser Wd6te nibt ertpartet. llnmittelz
bar Dor ser 9lbreiie batte 8artbolt Ell
ne einitiin6ige geipredung nit 2loD0
George, Die 1ebr ber5li6 berlaufen
iein iou.
Sim Dienitog berlautete geriibt=
meiie in &onferen5=&reile11 6ranf=
rei9s Mirlilter Hrd1i0ent Yoincare
mer6e bieQeidt 5u 6en S6luB @ibun=
gen ser &onferen5 6o6 nod no6 @e-
1ua fon1men, ipenn big babin Hrditz
6e11t Miueran6 bon leiner 9eor0afrifa=
&eiie 5uriidgefebrt 1ei. gs beiBt, sic
5rage ieineS &ommens meroe elmer
ser @egenitan6e Ser 8eipre6lng nit
8artbou iein. Cine meitere 6rage ion
oie elmer Sibnng oes Sberiten @nten=
terots nod Dor 81. Mai iein, Die 21oDo
George uiini6t; man gGaubt in fron=
5oiif6en &reilen Hoincare 1per6e uuf
ieiner @eigerung beiteben, in @enua
iiber @nti9doigungs= =Sragen 5u ber-
bon6e1n. !
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@aiiertransport- &onbent s,t Cube.

eIlIuHspuII=Stu1IutHt at VHDe.
&anias @itp, Mo., 1. Moi. - Die
Mfiiiitppi 8auep 4iioctation beenoe:
te ibren 5tpeitigigen &onbent 1T &ar1-
jag @itD Der it6 ba1ptid6li6 nit
8niiertranspor sBrobleme11 bei9af-
tigte. Sarnes 6. Sn1itb bon ct. 2ouis
1pur6e gum Brdiibenten getpdbH. Die
angel,ommenen @efoluttonen empfeb-
len goQenoung Ser gerbeiferung oes
Miiiiiiippi; @eripeiterung oes 8ar-
fenberfebrs na6 Ben @etpdifern 6es
oberen Miifiiiippi; Ginberufung elmer
8irti6afts= eltfonferen5 6urd &rd-
iioent 6aroing; Berfauf Der Stif-
itoff- -Mnlage Muscle 5boaIs an SenrD
5orb utb @rneuer1ttg oes Stanoe
punfts oes Berbonos oen ct. 2oren5
giefnaiiertpegs -Hroieft gegeniiber.
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Minfbanrn1er bon Gait @rano SORTS
Der bod1p'ite 8ii6of bon ct. Gloul
bradte einen iinnigen Goalt aus aui
Den 81. 8ater, Yapit Nius XI., oe1
bo9m'ite Ofonlignor Yla6ta feierte
ote Dio5eie ct. @lou6, uno ser bo91p
lte 9il9of Gincent 8ebrle, .. 8. s..
bon 8iSmard oen neuen 9lbt> ser
bo6sp'lten Alcuin Deutl9, .. 8. g.,
bon ct. Sobn's.
: 80 i64ob bieier fir ct. SSSobn's :
oenflpiiroige Sag in berrli9er 9ar,
monte unO innerer 4onlequen5 =
pabrli6 Elm giinltiges Hrognoitifor
fit 0ie 3ufunft: Die 3ufunft, lolpeit
iie in lneni9li6eS grfennen faQt,
miro es er&peiien, 0aB Der alte Or
oensgeilt bel BEN 8eneoiftiner11 Don
ct. Sobns nod lebt, un0: Ser @eilt
lit eS, ser lebenoig madt."
Ser bo9m'ite Mbt Mlcuin erblidte
6as 2i9t Ser 8elt am 13. Gebruar,
1877 511 Galla in ungarn. Sn Sabre
1881 fam er nit ieinen glterR na9
Sen Gereinigten 5taaten> nno beiu9te
ipater oie Hfarri6ule 6er Moria Sim
melfabrtsfirde 5u ct. SAUL. 9lm 10.
September 1890 trat CT als iunger
Stu6ent in ct. Sobns elm. Na9 Mb=
iolbierung Ser flaiiii6en Stuoien muir
oe er am 16. Suli, 1896 bont bo6m'
item Mbte Peter @n9el als 0eobi5e eir1=
geflei0et. Die einfade HrofeB erfolgte
am %. Auguit 1897. Die pNloiopbi-
i6en unb tbeologii6en 9tuoien abiol-
bierte er I'M i1tternationolen 8ene6if=
tinerfoqeg Mnlelntianum in Som, no
er itn Sabre 1903 Sen Doftor Der
MHlo1opbie madte. Sim "a. Meai 1902
NOR er 6oielbit gum Brielter gemeibt
mor6en. Na6 ieiner &iidfebr 1a6 ct.
Sobns f1noen mir 1bn tat1g olS Pro=
felior unb Hrdfeft, ipater bier Sabre
ols Heftor, 6ann 2 Sabre als Miii-
itent an ser ct. Soiepbsfir6e 5u Min-
1teapolis, bon 1916 pieoer als Bro<
feiior in ct. Sobns un6 &aplon Ser
Stu6enten, bon 1917 biz 5u 1einer
8oN 5um Mbte als Brior ber Ibtei
un6 Brofe1lor ser Moral un6 2itur=
gle. Seine @elebrfamfeit, iein S6ea=
lisn1us, iein organizations uno 6iib-
rertolent, feline 2iebenstpiir6ieteit un0
8eionnenbeit biirgen bafiir, boB feline
Mmtstddtigfeit fir ct. Sobns cine
Mero oes Sorti9ritts, bes Segens
[peroe. M0ge ser @eber aneS @nten
l1no 0onfommenen ibm cine lange
Spanne 1eS 2ebenS u1t6 iiberrei6e|
@no6engaben gepdbren! slb multos
amos! IS. s..
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$4,000 fino pbbadllps.

9eotdea, Miii., 90. slpril. @ie
an Samitog in Natdea geiddbt tnur-
be, iino Ser l1eberi6men,tng 6es Mii-
iiiiippi GlniIes BEL SerrioaD $4,000.
8erionen in Mitlei0eni9oft geaogen
1por0en. l1ngefabr 100000 tDeroen
iiberfbtpenmt lper6e numb ser auf Der
Sel6ern 1tn6 2onbitroBen at1gert1tete
56aoen tpir0 in sic Miuionen geben.
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Feler0& eibe und 1naung des bo6wen Hbte$ Hean Du,
O$. B. von St. Johns

@oblbed> 3. 9. s.. pom ct. grofo-
plus, elsie, Ser bodsp'Ite Abt Sgno-
thus, 8. g. s., oolt 9ubiaco; Ser
bo6m'lte &oaoiutl1rubt Martia getb,
.. 8 bon slss,aion afa.; Der
bo9tp'jte Yrotonotariu5 Monii9nor
geagel bon 2ittle 6aus; ser bo61p'ite
Monlig11or s. Gbiebaut, &an5ler Der
Di0aeie ct. @lol1o; Ser bo6m'ite
Moniignor Nlabta BON &oDalton> TO-
pie an Sic 200 Hrielter aus bem
@eltz 1111o Orbensflerus, eine Mn5abl
pronrinerter 2aie11 n16 5oblreibe fon=
1tige @qite. Sin b06it impoianter
6eit5ug, 1pdbreno 6em Die Mfniiffapel-
le ser Stu0enten in i6muder Uni
form einige treffli6e 8eiien ipielte!
9as feierli6e So6omt beginnt.
Gorerlt folgt Sic 8itte an oen Sonic
frator Inn bie &ornabme Der 8ene=
6iftion nn6 Damn. Sic @i0esleiltung
.6es @rtp6blten. &raftig un0 ii6er
flingen ieine 8orte 61r6 Sen b..
@aa1m. Ser bo6tp'it ite Serr 8ii6of So
.iepb S. 8ui9, 8. g., ols Oroinarins
ser Di05eie ct. glou6, nin1mt pie be-
oeutungsoouen Gere1nonien Der Wei=
BE ur6 SS1ltauierung 6es MbteS Dor.
Ser Mbt fon5elebriert auf einem Ell
gems oafur bergeri6teten @ltare III
Ser 9eabe 6es Srones. Ma6 oem @ra=
ouole eri6eint ser grmqblte limit
ten ser 5tpei bo6apiirbiglten Mililten5=
Gbte BON ct. Marien Nbtet, gtemort
un6 ct. 8enebifts=Mbtei, Ntbilon,
Dor oen &oniefrator 1tno tptrft 1t6
5ur @r6e nieoer. Ser Hontifer nno
Ser ge1ammte Gbor fnten nie0er. SIM
Gbore 1peroen sic tiefernlten BnB=
pluImen gebetet. geienals finoet Die
nenl6lt6e S6md6e uno Silfsbeourt-
ttffeit eiren ergreifenoeren Mnsbrnd
als in oieler @eremonie Der &irbe.
Scum fo1gt oie eigentlide Beibe.
Ser &ontifer iiberreidt 6em gu met
beuben Mbte oie fl. &egel uno Die
ieiner @iir6e: Sirtenitab,
Sting nn6 Mitro. 0aranf miro Die
fl. Meiie fortgelebt Bis gum Stferto=
RUM. Ser Nen9etpeibte eribeint u11o
opfert 6urb iei11e Miiilten5 &er5en,
grot un6 @ein. Sic aIt6riitli9e
@itte ser 0pfergobe1l sic in Ser alten
Stride bon Sen @laubigen gum bod
beiIigen Spfer gebradt tpnroen, 1ir-
set bier eine ser &rnotgen erbaue11-
Sen @ie6erbolung.
Ser 1tengetpeibte Mbt fniet bon oa
an Dor 6em Mltar l1nb lief Die fol-
getben Eeile ser FL. MeIie gen1el1t-
fdoftlih nit oen1 &oniefrotor. 9tab
ser @ontnunion tuiro Der Nengeipetb-
te bonn &oniefrotor 3um bisber ber-
tpuiften Mbtgtbrone gefiibrt Mit ben
SssnIignien ieit1er 8iirOe befletbet,
ourdI6reitet Ser 11eue Mbt, nntgebe1
bon ieinen Miiiitenten, gum eritennal
sic @irde nto erteilt ben1 Deriamntel<
ten goIfe Ben Segen. 3uriidgefebrt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@puare6 ipQ @elb aebe1t.
@u1bington, 80. glpril. - (

8aibington, 80. Mpril. &epr.
5bop bon SSuinois reidte am Srei.
tag I'M @ongreB cine 8orlage EN- ipeI-
DIE eine 8eipiuieung bon $4,000, 900
CUR gerbeiierune ser Sodmaeiir-&on-
&ontrolle I'M Sninois- l,nb MebenfIiI-
len Derlangt. Die Nusgabe,1 ioaen auf
S., 100000. i'm Sabr beidranft tper-
ben; oie Mrbeiten tpiiroen 11nter M1f-
.lidt bes @riegs6epartementS ousge-
5fiibrt iperben.