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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
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Set @o9en iin6 sic 59nleu, nie=
6ere l1n6 b0bere geidloiien. Die Sc
rien5eit 1T ba. Sir 6ie fleiBigen S6i=
Ter un6 S9iilerinnen fin6 Die 6erien
NOTICE Eoge 6es gei1tigen Musipan-
mems, u1 tpie0er frii6e &rdfte 51
iammeln fir sos fommer6e S6u1l-
iabr. Mard5e ser SdiiIer nn6 @6M-
1erinner aber perber nidt mebr 5n=
r%iiidfftebbren; lei es, BOB iie sic Bfarr-
19uIe abiolbiert uno nun idon cine
praftiide, brotgeminnen6e 2ebens-
babn antreten miiiien, o6er lei es, oaB
fie ibon I'M 8eiibe zines Mbgangs-
5e11gniiies bon Sodi6ulen nn0 &ol-
legs iin6, aIio Dor ibrer b0beren 8e-
rufsmaW iteben. 9opobl fir Die SUI
gen6 obne b0bere 8tl6urg als fir Die,
Ser es m0glid mar &enntniiie in Der-
ibieoenen 3peigen Der 8tiieni6aften
5u e%rlangen lit Ser 81 %ertpablen6e Be-
ruff bon GROCER @%e0eutung fir 6as
gauge 2eben. Die gltern ionten ME
obne &iidipro6e nit Dem 2ebrf0r-
per anf 6as &inb CUR @abl zines be-
8erufes eir10ringen, nno
Ger f6ulentlaiiene Sl1gen6 iolte ME
10 1eIbitbertrauet16 fem, eigenmd9tig
obne Mitberatung nit ben @ltern urto
2ebrern ibren 8eruf 51 mdiiblen. Cine
@nbl nit l1eberetnitimmu11g ser 81
tern nn6 2ebrer bon ben @in6ern &c.
troffem, miro 611rdmeg gludliben
Musgang nebmen.
so MORE 6ert1t fir bas leiblide
|Gortfommen geiorgt; nber 1T 0arnit
aud fiji bas reIigi0ie Gorge getra-
gen? 2ei6er r1einl Daber lift sic DRIFT
Tide Sugenopflege I'M Gimme Ser Sir
Iforge fir Ole idulentIaifene mdnnli-
DE 11n6 tpeiblide SS11gertb bas firdIi-
de 1tn6 rationale @ebot Der Stunbe.
gs 1T Elm feiriteben6er 5aB, 6aB ale
G~r5iebung iib mad Der fo5ia1en I'M
gebl1g, in neIder Der Menih 5u 8le-
ben bnt, ridten mtB. 8ern mir uns
nun ffragen, in Incident &reife 6ie
Sltgeu6 bon beute aliftpddiff urtb urs
6an1t l1mieBen, tDeIde graieb1irg ibr
81 tell miro, Damn tperoen mir Iei6er
fin6en, bob obiger 5ab in Der Sat
in unieren bbeutigen gerbaItniffen ifiibb
nt6t 81 betpabrbeiten ideirt.
Den traurigen ginfIuB ser faIidett
l8iiemfdafk Der 8tiienidaft Der I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06

1elbIf oarnnter Ieiben Denrt man fart,l
nidt Nadbar eines barbett6en Staa-
tes lein, oIne Ielbit in Mitleioenidaft
ae5ogerl 51 meroen, Mielnau6 fam ct
mas Bel elmer 3erltiidelung Deuti6=
lambs g%etpinnen, als beren 6ei1oe
unD iene tpe11iget gerrdter, bie fir
lire IhmaGnpIen l1mtriebe mif feitlo=
lid)em @oloe be5ablt meroen,
@errat galt Sem 6erti6en golte'
tets als Elm beionoeres bdBlibes nno
MISUNDERSTANDING gerbreben.
@errat lit sic Suoastat, Die ieoem
gtel nno gntriiihtng ett1flobt. 90
ion aud iebt oas beutihe 8olf ale
iene beurteilen, Sic auf 3erreiBnng
Deutldlanbs binarbeiten, nno tie nit
tiefter @eradtung itrafer. Sren1oes
@olo aber ion ie0er 9el1ti6e 5nriid-
meiien, tpent1 es ibm als Ser BreiS
ser beutiden Giinbeit %angebote11 miro.
No6 10 GROCER Drud bon ouBer
tam elm @oH ntdt 5ugrunoe rif-
ten, merlr es fi6 iein nationales Be-
mnBtiein pabrt l1no feline einbeit ii6
nit6 nebmen ldBt. @enn Denti9r
lano als mabtboler Saftor aus Der
8eltgei9ibte arsi6eioet, 10 miro oas
1idt lein neil es bon ieinen SEM
Sen beliegt, ion6ern neil es bon iei-
men eigenen 50bnen Derraten nno
perfanH mur1e. 8ie oft iinb I'M Neit-
telalter nn6 Defenders int 3ettalter
Ser Reformation Deuti6lanos Sur
item gu @errdtern orn oenti6en 8olfe
.getporoen. @ie oft baben lt6 oiele
bon frem0em @olo nn0 bon gleiBen=
Sen @eriprebungen blenoen lolien.
Daber fam es, oaB Deuti6lanOs po=
litiIde gnttpidlung feline 5ortidritte
ma6te uno melt binter iener ieiner
Na6born 5uriidblteb. Das iin0 6un=
fle 8lGtter in Ser 6euti6en @el9i1-
tie. sou Die @egenlpnrt mieber Elm lol-
dies i9mobbones 8latt Ser @ei9i6=
te Deuti9lanbs einfiigen? Moge @ott
5as berbiiten. .
@s lit biuig un6 re6t, bob iene,
~ r@ -
6eren 8iege arf beuti6er @rbe ftano
ooer 6eren @dter aus beutiden @a1=
en- itammen, gegen cine 8ergepalti-
gung 9utiblan6s laut lire Stimme
erbeben; es lit aber m1d n%otpen6tg,
oaB iie entidie6en Steaung nebmen
gegen iene, Die 6ie 6eutide @irbeit
bon Snnen berans 5u nrtergraben
9ieie iebfiiidtigen @errater
es tpiiien, baB Ser Muslanos-
6eutide fir fie MIR Sic adergr0Bte
8era6tung fiat un6 bob lie IN Ser
gar3en 8elt u1t6 Dor ben Mugen auer
ols ebrlos nn6 gebrano-
6aiteben. Mnf 6ieie 8eiie toni
men mir 1tnieren 8olfsgemiien in it,
rem idtperen &ingen belfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
Npincare, Der 6ei1idtS:
tdli6er.

E@l3H45H HHEtHH&N
gllg Hoincare I'M beutiben StraB-
burg Dor Ser Gereinigung Der fra1l-
56iii1en ariegsteilnebmer fpra6 lieB
.er bas @ort eribaqenu SmgliaB miro
.eS nidt gelingen, ote @ei6i6te 81
entItenen. 9lls ct nod Weeb fam, bat
er Oas, mas er in 5traBbnrg nit
8atbos perfiinoet fat, iofort 2nge1l1t
geitraft er tpar ia IN 2otbrtngen!
Sort e%rinnerte er nod elmer Wfelonng
an 6ie 8orte, Die ct Dor IL Sabre1
an sic 8ebolferung Bel Ser Seier
ri6tete, sic menige Weter BON Der ba~
maligen @rell5e, in naiiditer Nabe BON
.@rapolette, beranitaltet mnrbe.
Sranfrei9, babe er 6amals geiagt,
min aufribtig 6en Srieoen, nno eS
miro 6ie @efiible ieiner Grauer nro
gntrnftung 5uriid5r16rdngen, Die
man I'M &er5en batte, mern man
bnnoertmal obne Elm @ort Der Soft
n11ng nngludli6e Sreunbe .5ieben lai=.
fen mnBte, bie bas @eripreden fir
:eine 8efrei11ng ertparteten, fann man
bieie Nerlel1mo11ng nit Gera6tlrg
bon fi9 meiien. Man lit li6 bepnBt,
Ben Brie6en uber sic @ere6tigfeit ge~
felt gu baben. @enn Damn trobbem
Der grpBe &rieg bnrb Die Eaten an
oerer fam, fat man iib ni6ts bor-
5uperfen, nn6 fann ii6 %nrgebinoert
frenen, Sranfreib mie6er bnr6 ben
.&rieg p%ereinigt 5m ieben.
Hoincare bat alio ri6t nltr bic
@ei6i6te entiteut, gefdlibt, ionoern
feline ge5tpatngenen 3nb0rer betp1Bt
ME etmas tim, I'M i'm 5u ftoren.
Mber ser Srieoen ber1rteilt ni6t oa=
gu, 81 Dergeiien uno untren 81 n'er<
Sen. 8ie lit es m0gli6, 0aB man I'M
Mnslanbe un6 ielbft, mie man fagt,
nod bier in Sronfrei6 Narren ols
miiientli9e ooer untpilientli6e &elfer
Deutidlan6s fin6et, Die es 5u beba1p<
ten magen unb btelleidt fogar glaub=
en-, 6ab Sranfrei6 aud MIR etner ge=
ringfiigigen Sell an Der 8erantmor-
tung fir Sen &rieg babe. 8enn man
bnnoertmnl 6aau berurteilt getpeien
1T, Dor @lidlfern un6 2otbringern al
10 Dor Sron5oien un6 Spfern Der
6eltf6enSerri6aft belogen 51 tperben
pie er bas INNER getan bat. Sour batte
er ii9 ielbit iagen f0nnen nn6 mill
fen, 6oB sic uOpfer Ser fran5oiii6en
@errI9aft" in @liaB 2%otbringen
SEN S9pin6el fennen, nn5 Dab er
NIT iol9en Giraben feinen @inbrud
MAIDEN farm. Se6enfauS bat er bcah=
iidtigt, nit oieier 8ie6erbolung uno
@rimarml1ng ieiner often 9iige1 Dos
flare Grgebnis bes Wiin@ener Sechert
ba6<Hro5enes ab5ui61pd6en ooer Ell
men @inf an ieinen &an5ler Wirtb in.
at ridten, 6amit bteler nt6t
ettpGI alf SEN @e6anfen fomute, Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06
SpefmIattonSprofite

Senator 2ae6 bon Mortb Dofota,
Ser 6em forti6rittli6en Sliigel Der
republifanii6en Bartet angeb0rt un6
6eiien &an6t0atur Ieiner5eit bon Der
Nonparttian 2iga unteritibt tpur0e,
fat es i'm De5ember borigen Sabres
6ur6geiebt, DOB beioe &d11ier 6es
&ongreiies ieinen Mntrog annabmen,
6ie MISUNDERSTANDING nit
elmer nnteriud)1tng oes nmfangs 1tn6
Der Brofite ser 5pefulatior in Sc
trei6e, Dor alem Bei5en. 5n bea1f=
tragen. ueber Die @%rgebniiie ibrer
unteriu6nng fat Die &on1mifiior Die
fer Gage benz &ongreiie etnen 8eribt
%eritattet, Ser es erfldrIi9 madt, pes-
peeen getpiiie sSntereiiengruppen i'm
&ongre1ie tpie auBerbab 6esielben it6
nit Sidn6en 1tn6 SiBe1 gegen oie Gin
lett1ng elmer iol6en nnteriudnng
~trdnbten.
Mit M1tsrabme bon einigen Ct
portteuren 1T Baltimore, meI9e 6ie
gtnii6tnabme in lire @ei6dftsbii6er
abiolut bertDeigerten, bat Die @om=
miIiion sic 8ii9er aner be6eltten6e=
rem Sirmen I'M 2an0e> sic itb nit Ser
MuSfnbr bon @etreioe befalien, qe=
priift ur6 lit babel nuf gang erita1tn=
ltde @ntbiiuungen geitoBen. Sic fan6
unter a16erem, BOB unter Sen groBen
@etrei6ebdn6lern cine bo6entptdel-
tie Sntereiiengemeini6aft un6 Sormo-
ME berrfdt, nto Bob iiber 1ie Sdlfte
unierer geiammten 8ei8enansfl1br
bon Bios a6t 6irn1en beiorgt miro.
sic fnn6 ferrer, 6aB oie burd1hnitt-
liden @e%inge1pinne Der @etreioebdno=
Ter, oeren 8ii6edr ibr 5l1r 8erfig11ng
ita1o6en I'M SATIRE 1920 boue So 8ro-
.5ent 6es Mnflngefapitols nno &eier-
Defonos betruger u116 troy Ser nage-
meinen 8eriblebterung Ser @eibdfts
.lage int Sabre 1921 fi6 immerbin
nod auf 80 Bro5ert beliefen. SSr benz
8eri6te beiBt es neiter, DOB Sic 8ei-
correspondence I'M Sabre 1920 einer
6ilr9ibnittli9e1 Brofit BON beinnbe
adt Gents AM 8ni9eI madden uno
iid I'M rdiidfiiten Sabre 5tpnr NIT eirtem
fIeineren Genuine begniigen m11Bten,
oaB ieoob n1anhe bon BEN Sirmen
imitan6e tnaren, bas IN ibrem Sc
ibafte nngelegte &apital III etnem
ein5igen Sabre mebr uls bun6ertmal
utn5ufeBen un6 70 trob Der geringe-
rem grgtebiefeit bes @eiddftg 8ieien-
ber6ienfte ei~n3uftreidert.
Sn ga115en baben, tpie sic &on~
|miiiion erfIdrt, Ste menigen groBen
.5irmen, ii 6eren Sdn6en' Der gr0Bfte
Sell Der @etrei6eausfubr ser Ser.
5toafen liegt, fir Ole fdpere Nrbeit,
nit benz Mei5err bes nt1erifaniider1
Sar1rers 5n pefulierer, oas ih0ne
|gummden BON ,3OOO,OOO Collars
ms geroieuen gebradtb 6eiien gr0Bfess
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-06

loen Siberbeitsidranf, ben lie gan5
pIunoerten; auBerbem rabmen iie
aus benz pffenen Shaufenifer, bas
an elmer belebten StrnBe gelegen 1T,
cine Mn5nbl nbren neg.
glaDton. Ser Boltn1eilter bon
ISbnnboe batte Elm f1appes ghfom-
men bonn Gobe, als iein Mttomobtl
an elmer a%reu5ung ii6 uberi6lng nno
|ibn urter itd begrnb. CT mar 10 feif=
geflemmt, oaB er MIR nod cine 5ano
|betpegen fonnte. Gin 5uBgdnger be-
freite i'm aus ieiner i6limmen Gage.
Gipeitone. SbuerDerlebt muir
|6e SRI. MiiIoreo gteinberg, 10. Sabre
alt, als 6ag Mrtomobil, ir6em tie nit
ibren gater, gdtpeiter nno elmer
|Jrennoin fubr, iberidlug.
MonteDioeo. Die gbippepa
gountp 5tate 8anf Die am 20. Suit
porigen SSabres bon benz ftaatliden
Banfoepartement geidloifen tpnroe,
mmroe tpieoer er0ffnet. Mne Mnforoe-
rungen ser Depoiitoren tpuroen anf
elmer Bniis bon 80 Hro5ent erlebigt.
|9ie &ontrone Ser 8anf tpnrbe bon
San sIpfe, Dem friiberen Brdiioe1ter1
Ser metropolitan NationaI 8anf IN
MinneapoIis, %ertporben.
Grainer6. - Nnb ii%ebentGgigem
Bro5eB gegen &obert Wiler, melder
ser grmoroung bon 4lfre0 90. Sem
ton befdul6igt NOR, muroe 8obert
MiGer bon ben STRAIGHTFORWARD
fir nidt ldul6ig befunoen. Die @e-
i9tporenen batten ii6 10 Stun6en
lang beraten.
Seem Tim. gs tpur6e beri6tet,
6oB ser 11iabrige gobn bon @errn
uno Sra1 Martin 8ierdugel I'M Win-
ne1ota 5luB ertrunfen lei. Ser nnfan
ereignete iib bel Der alten Bride in
Ser Ndbe Ser gagle &oaer<Mible-
8ie perlautet, ion Der SSunge fi6 an
einem Sell f%eitgebalten bnben, babel
pl0Bli9 Ben Salt Derlor nn6 nnter-
ging.
8ergus 5a1s. - s. g.. Dillon BON
8attle Cote uno Sc. Mc9lniiter, muir
ben get0tet ,aIs ibr Mutomobi am
.StraBeniibergang Der Soo<8abn, 80
Meilen n0rbli1 bon Sergus Suns
bon einem 3uge iiberfabren p11roe.
Dillon mar iofort tot, Mc@uiiter ftarb
i'm SospitaI.
ct. Sames. Win6eltens 5ebn
Bro5ent oes biesiGbrigen &oggenern-
te 1T bnr9 Die Mrbeit Der Selienflie-
ge 5eritort morben, nie 2Iop0 Cub
Jon, Contingent, mitteilt. &otation
Ser grnten nrb ipdte Musiaat ion 6as
lette Mittel gegen 6ieie Sdablinge
Iein.
gilbert Sea. - Gelbl9r1nffr1ader
lprengten bier ben &aifenidranf Ser
6. 80. & ct. Saul 8abn un6 entfa=
men nit $65 8urgeb, Eidet-@or-
pons uno anberen Mertpapieren. Ser
ginbrn6 1pnr6e bon uSa9bertGnoi
Newark post., 1922-04-26
New Century Club
Officers Installed
Last Meeting Of Year Interesting-'
Reports Of Various Committees
Show Good Work

The New Century Club held its
last meeting of the club year on Tues
day afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. After
a short business meeting the follow
ing officers were installed: Mrs. W. A.
Wilkinson, President, who was install
led by Mrs. Hurd, former president
of the club; Mrs. E. L. Wilson, record
ing secretary; Miss Eleanor Harter,
treasurer and Miss Edith Spencer,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Manns,
first vice-president and Mrs. Short,
second vice-president were unable to
be present for the installation.
Mrs. Wilkinson thanked the MEM
bers for their hearty support during
her term of office.
Following are the reports of officers
and committees for the closing year.
Recording secretary, Mrs. Wilson,
reported that there were regular
monthly meetings held from October
4th to April 26th, with the exception
of January 18th, which was a stormy
day.
One special meeting was called by
the President in honor of the Presi-
dent of the State Federation, Mrs.
Boyer.
There were fifteen members taken
into the club and four designations.
The average attendance was 81 and
the highest number to turn out for
one meeting was 70.
There were three meetings of the
executive board and two joint meet
ings with the corporation.
Miss Eleanor Harter, treasurer re-
ported balance on hand from last
year of $116.2S. From club dues and
other sources of revenue there was
a total collection of $382.97.
Mrs. Houghton, reported for the
Child Welfare committee, that rent
of SIS had been paid for a family
in need. The needs of seventeen fam
lilies were investigated and ten homes
visited of these eight needed no help.
The committee further reported that
two families had been provided with
Newark post., 1922-04-26
Opera House Offerings

Marie Provost will will be seen at
the Opera House on Thursday in the
stellar role of "a Partisan Scandal"
breezy little drama of Paris and it's
ways. Tom Gallery plays the leading
role opposite her and the cast includes
Mae Busch, Bertram Grassby, George
Fisher, Nine. Rose Dione, Lillian RAM
beau, Lillian Lawrence and George
Periolat. George Cox directed the
production for Universal from Doris
Schroeder's continuity of an original
story by Louise Winters.
House Peters has perhaps more
of an international flavor about him
than any other prominent man of the
screen. Mr.. Peters is English born
but has lived in Australia, South Afri-
ca, Canada, and finally the United
States. Before coming to this coun-
try his acting was confined solely to
the stage, and for some time he ap-
peared in the spoken drama in New
York. Later he went West to Cali
fornia and entered pictures. He is
one of the highest salaried players
in the industry. Mr.. Peters will ap-
pear at the Opera House in "The In
visible Power" the Frank Lloyd Pro-
duction, Goldwyn release, which will
run there for one day, Friday. This
is his first appearance in Goldwyn
films.
Once every five years there comes
great crook drama.
In 1900 there was "Jim the Pen
man."
In 1905 there was "Leah Kleschna."
In 1910 there was "Alias Jimmy
Valentine"
In 1915 there was "Within the
Law"
Now in 1920 comes Tod Browning
with "Outside the Law" an under
world epic, starring Priscilla Dean and
in which appear Lon CLANCY, E. A.
Warren, Ralph Lewis, Wheeler Oak
man, Melbourne MacDowell and Will
ton Taylor. Whether this will be an
other classic of crookdom, of course,
cannot safely be predicted. But the
favored few who have already viewed
this Universal-Jewel feature film, pro-
nounce it a smashing human drama.
favored with romance of the under
world and the mystery Of a terrific
oriental justice. Newark's screen
Newark post., 1922-04-26

shoes, rubbers, underwear and that
the following items had been distrib-
uted to four families: coats, sweaters,
trousers, dresses, wrappers, caps and
shoes.
Mrs. Houghton also reported that
toys had been distributed to twelve
children and two new sweaters had
been given to children and that there
were two Christmas baskets an done
basket of groceries given to families
Mrs. McCue reporting for the Social
Service committee showed that this
committee through the Methodist
Church had worked with the Good
Will Industries of Wilmington and
placed so bags for old clothes in New
ark homes. The committee in CO.
operation with the Needle Work Guild
secured twelve members, twenty eight
garments and $3.50 in money.
This committee also reported that
party was given to the members of
the Rehabilitation School,
The Civics committee, through Mrs.
Townsend reported that hot lunches
had been served in the Primary
School for thirteen weeks. Cups cost
ing $735 were given to children and
S5.94 worth of cups were sold. The
expenses of this committee were
$1,000 and $17.S0 was collected
Mrs. Perkins boarding house do
mated $34 to this committee and there
were other donations of sugar, cocoa,
etc. Cocoa was sold to the school
children at cents a cup but in many
incidents the children had only one
or two pennies and they were given
the cocoa.
Mrs. Foster of the Library COM
mittee reported that there was a bal
ance of $296.69 last year. The IL
brary drive brought in $1O45O, this
with money from dividends, Liberty
Bonds and memorials making a total
of $647.45.
Mrs. Foster reported that the library
spent S61.02 more for books this year
than last and that the balance showed
a gain of $92.54 over last years bal
ance.
Newark post., 1922-04-26
CHORAL. CLUB
TO GIVE CONCERT
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
The program for the affair follows
Dawning Eaton flaming
Choral Club
Solo Selected
Mr.. Turner
Listen to the Lambs Dett
Slumber Song Mcdowell
Heav'n-Heav'n Burleigh
Choral Club
Solo Selected
Mr.. Turner
The Miller's Wooing Faning
By The Waters of Minnetonka
Choral Club Lieurance
Solo Selected
Mr.. Turner
The following are the members
of the Choral Club who will take
part in the concert-Soprano: Miss
Ruth L. MacMurray, Mrs. j. Pearce
Cam, Miss Olive P. Porter, Miss
M. Estella Yearsley, Mrs. w. D.
Dean, Miss Eleanora Duffy, Mrs.
Marion O. Griffin, Mrs. James O.
G. Duffy, Miss Martha Strahorn,
Miss Freda E. Ritz, Miss Ruth E.
Brown, Miss Mary Houston, Miss
Florence E. Cook, Mrs. E. G. Van
Keuren, Miss Marjorie c. Rose.
Alto: Miss Elizabeth McNeal, Miss
Naomi H. Riley, Miss Anne Lois
Ritz, Miss Jennie R. Frazer, Miss
Gladys Pratt, Dean Winifred Rob-
inson, Mrs. Barnard, Miss Mamie
Rohr. Tenor: R. w. Kirkbride, J.
Henry Fulton, G. V. c. Hougland,
E. G. Vogt, Alexander Cobb. Bass:
E. R. Hitchner, G. E. Hancock, K.
D. Given and H. B. Yost.
The officers of the organization
are: president, E. G. Vogt; vice
president, Mrs. J. Pearce Cam;
treasurer, E. R. Hitchner; director,
Miss Dora Wilcox and Business
manager, R. w. Kirkbride.
Newark post., 1922-04-26

goers will have to form their own
opinion of "Outside the Law" when
Browning's play is shown at the
Opera House next Monday and Tues
day.
Newark post., 1922-04-26
BASEBALL MEETING

A meeting of the baseball team :,
be held in the High School tori,,.
The matter of playing grounds % ,-r
be discussed at this time. y
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
Racial Deterioration Evident Among
y. All Highly Civilized Peoples ~: r. )
sBysMAJ. LEONARD DARWIN Son Of Charles Darwin

Racial deterioration evident all highly civilized peoples
because Of the thinning out of the descendants Of highly endowed stock
and the multiplication those Of inferior edowment The result is
anticipated that comparison With the iendowed the naturally we'll
endowed will time goes take smaller and smaller part the
production Of the coming generations with tendency racial
deterioration inevitable consequence Statistical inquiries prove
cncpse that where good incomes being earned there families
the average small. u y &s$>s$sx @@szs3 -,
find facts which rsfue the that the
Unborn qualities Of civilized Communities acrong and the
process inevitably an allound
What necessary make deeply and widely felt that is
both immoral and unpaotic for couples sound mind and body
unduy limit the their families The nation that THIS
moral campaign will have gone halfway toward gaining racial
victory.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
M,.o DOSE LEGION AND
MOOSE ENJOY PARTY

Eight new candidates were initial
ed at. the meeting of the women Of
the Moossheart Legion last evening,
and after the business meeting 2 very
pleasant. social evening was, enjoyed
~ q large crowd ,at tho colonial
party, to which the members OF the
Moose order had been invited. The
costumes worn by the ladies' created
much amusement Prices were award
ed Mrs. Nelse Loitved, dressed IA Mar
tina! Washington;;t:rece the prize
for the best dressed, and Mrs Elsie
Krog received the prize for the most
colnical costume. Dancing and 50.
cial conversation we're. enjoyed until
alate hour and lunch was served.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
WASHINGTON PARTY.

T Mesdames c. "A. and H. L. Huffman
entertained at a Washington birth
!: day party at their home, 700 Benlidji
avenue, yesterday afternoon. The
detorations. were in patriotic co1ors,
;fags being artistically arranged
with bouquets Of red tulips and car
nations. Six tables Of bridge were
played and tally cards with small
f14gs were used. Cherry ice cream
was served with the refreshments by
the hostesses. This is the first of q
series of bridge parties which the
ladies expect to give.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
B. A. c. CLUB MEMBERS PUT
ON MOCK TRIAL WEDNESDAY

The B. A. c. club met in the lee
ture room of the Presbyterian church
last evening. They constituted them
selves into the Court of Bemidji and
proc eeded to try one Of their men,
bers on the charge of trespassing,
Twelve members of the club acted as
jury, with NJ. "A. Pfughoeft as judge
Charles Funk, clerk of court; Stewart
Rice, as sheriff. The lawyers for
prosecution were Floyd Wilcox and
Walter Barker and for the defense
John Smith and Bertram Wilson. The
prosecution won and the penalty
was a peck of apples to be delivered
at the next meeting Of the club.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Little Miss Margaret Dcchaineau
was the guest of honor yesterday
afternoon at birthday party, it be-
ing her fifth birth anniversary. There
were about Is Of her little friends
present. Miss Margaret received
many pretty gifts. The afternoon
was spent in music and games and a
dainty birthday luncheon was served
at the close of the afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23

a Pasadena justice says he is going
to punish parents who permit their
children 70 smoke cigarettes. Exactly
how ne IS geing, to- accomplish this is
not fully indicated: Possibly he has
little enactment and Supreme court
Of his own.sa But the Ideals not bad
It is time that parents were begin.
ming: to be held responsible for some
Of the. frailties Of their offspring, says
tho Los Angeles Times. ) The, sins Of
the fathers may visit uron the chill.
dren, but II would not be amlss il the
sins of the children were checked up
a little tighter against the old man.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
CHILD WELFARE AGENT TO ,
-. ADDRESS MOTHERS CLUB

:, The Mothers. club is planning for
an unusually interesting meeting to
be held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, H. w. Mckee, 1915
Bixby avenue. Miss Inez Patterson
Of the Child Welfare Bureau, st.
Paul, agent for the sixteen counties
in the northern part of the state, will
address the meeting, and it is espe-
cially urged that all members be
present.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23

Among our conmonest. lies in this
era Of mechanical progress and triumph,
is the remark Of the man whose self
starter won't work at the. crucial mo.
ment, as. the interested crowd gathers
that this Is the very first time his car
ever gave him thesslightest trouble.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-23
ENJOY SKI PARTY

Ten Ben,idji young people, chaper-
Rocky Point yesterday afternoon
across Lake Bemidji. There they
built bonfire, roasted weiners, made
coffee and served a lunch, and re-
turned to Bemidji about 6 O'clock. =