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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

'Iestors e said state ct the general cleo,
PROPOSED AM EiyDM EMIT NO. ONE
Chapter 52S, Session Laws Of Minnesota
Or the year 1921 proposes an amend.
aaent t. section 70 Of article 9 Of thu
Q. said state. Said section
now reads as follows: & sss55 l
NE credit Of the state shall never
be given or loaned in aid Of any In IS
3 dividual !. ton or corporation. 1
I Of bonds denominated Minnesota
n state railroad bonds, under what
purports to abe an amendment to sec
ton ten Of article pine, Of the consti-
tuition, adopted April is, 1863. which
tuition. saving, excepting and reserve
Y ing to the state, nevertheless, all !
rights. remedies and forfeitures ac-
cruing under said amendment.
+ amended, said section will read
.The credit OF the. state shalr never
be given or loaned in aid Of any indi-5
y vtdual, association or corpora ton, ex-S
s sSeil there Sc an
bonds denominatei .Minnesota State
Railroad Bonds under what purports
to be an amendment to section 10 Of
article 9#of the constitution, adopted
Z plunged from the constitution, saving,
excepting. and reserving to the state,
nevertheless. all rights, remedies and
forfeitures accrutng under said
amendment. Provided, however, that
for the purpose Of developing the agri-
cultural resources Of the state, the
state may esta blish and maintain
B system OF rural credits and thereby
u loan money and extend credit to the
people Of the state upon real estate
y security in such manner and upon
& such terms and conditions as may be
prescribed by law. and to issue and
negotiate bonds to provide money to-
be so loaned. The limit Of Indebted
ness contained in section Of this ar
ticle shall not apply to the provisions
q Of this section, and the purposes for
which the credit Of the state or the
aforesaid m,lnicipal bdivisions
herein provided *.res declared to be-
n public purposes. = @&s ss
The PURPOSE Of said amendment Is 4
develop the agricultural resources OF tn
and credit 8. the state 10 the people upo
real estate CURLY. 5;s
The EFFEcT q said amendment, 4
adopted, will be TO authorize the enact
e fo s.
TEN 81 rural credits he e0isiature vi
be empowered to provide money by tn
Issuance and negot iatton ct bends OF tn
state to be loaned uponr cal estate seeur
slty TO the pecpfs Of the state, and will b
ditions UPON which such money may B
lent and such credit extended. here wi
be no $lisrai4 81 inde btedness la this srespec
and The state Will be Ell BLEED to issue an
negotiate as IN any bonds for this purpos
as sit deems acvisa blc
PROPOSED. AM ENDMENTs NO. TVy,
5 aChapte 529, Session Laws or A1lnnesot
for the syear::l9 2l proposes an amendmen
to the constitute of the state of Mime
SOFA py adelflg q rtlcies;
70 Pc AnoWn As c1lS,1l 3. g IS az as 80
lows Y :: 81. 4.
eolli
pany.. e
~
$ n lile Ply!
slst pseS " 2 estt
sofa oll
ga
otilsr taxes proxlaed, SAG tx
IS to pe a!lu us
a.ln ~,
",
IS \, g therenf
p,o ~
n hsfa haa In the man
# ner and nethod provided by law.
rler les state general rev.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
Monroe School Notes

Ernest Iyerso on has commences es9 ms
duties firen1 1l We extend our sa g,
.precia tion for the comfort OF the 5l1e
morn ing S iii the school Dom. I
Those having a perfec spelling rec
sord last week are Knut ~ loe11san q
Fred Glllseth. 81. 81
The new slate black oards add
greatly to- enthusia SIN the school
work IN
The library lis under going slight
change BY the adding Of another shelf E i
|beneath the tel phone g
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

FOR SALE---One fast driving horse,
8 years old one gray draft mare,
coming 4 years old, or trade for good
milk cows or young stock. r. /. Gray,
r. 3, Warren. 2
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
MARSH GROVE

The Shern Ladies' Aid will have
an auction sale at Harold Hanson's
schoolhouse on the 2Sth of October.
Saturday at IS p. NJ. sharp. Lunch
and, candy will also be sold. Every
body welcome.
Misses Anna and Agda Sahlberg and
Lillian Korgen called at the formers
home on Sunday week ago.
The Sahlberg children called on
their mother and sister at the Thief
River Falls last Sunday, Oct. 10.
\ MT and Mrs. S. Doe left for Du-
3lutll some time last week where Mr..
Doe will be employed. s.s
Harry Knitter called on the Sahl-
berg boys Sunday. s. 9S.s
The Ladies' Aid met at Iver Har-
Estad,s on Thursday last There We're
many in attendance.
Miss Hulda sahlberg visited with
Miss Wasten IA Boe's Friday evening
Don forget the aid sale Saturday
evening Every body Welc some. 5A
Nels. Doe had mist rtune when go
ling to- Viking Friday evening The
gophers Ia made !, deep. hole u the
ridge road and he went through 4
too fast and brok us windshield ..S.ss
Il
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

FOR SALE If you are looking for
young Duroc Jersey Boar see me
before buying elsewhere as 1 can save
you money. Will be ready for SER
vice in about three weeks. Art Brew
ster, r. r. No. a Phone 265-J-1.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

WRITE or, come to First National
Bank Of Conway If you desire a farm
in this splendid settlement in Skagit
County, Washing ton. Abel Garborg,
Cashier. .
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

STRAYED Two horses; one a steel
gray mare VT. 1000 lbs, 4 years old,
and horse, dark red, s years old, W.T.
1900 lbs. Strayed about a month ago
from Grindeland pasture in West Val
ley. Finder please notify Adrian
Lindholm, Strandquist, Mimi, r. 2.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

FOR SALE onfectionery and Lunch
Room at Viking, also hall and good
residence lots. Carl Kulseth, Viking,
MINI. .55
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

FOR sALE-Regal strain White Wy
andotte cockerels, $500 each. Albin
Peterson, Alvarado, Mimi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
POULTRY
FOR SALE

PEACOCK FOR SALEA pair of old
peacock at $1,000. Some young ones
at $500 a pair.-Lars Dina, Karlstad,
MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
LIVESTOCK FOY SALE /

FIVE CHESTER WHITE Bears pric-
ed for quick sale. NJ W. Munger &
Son. sL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

FOR sALE5 high grade Shropshire
rams; cheap If taken at once. Henry
Kfe, Warren, MINI. Phone 1O9-L.
FOR SALE-Have few Holstein
calves for sale p. Frost Spaulding
Farm Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25

FOR SALE-A SIX room house. In
quire at Sheaf Office No. 10.
TWO Good Building Lots for Sale
SO by 300 It. each Barn on one lot
Located on Central Park Ave. Call
Phone No. 425. =5=.s..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
LOST

:LOST-State Bank of A1varado check
book with. sum of money. Finder kind
" return to Sheaf Office for reward.
Adv. No. 1875.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE LOO acre farm "a mile
west and miles south OF Angus. goot
bull dings. Frank Nemec, Angus, MINI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
BRAZILIANS GO TO
HEALTH RESORTS
But the Roulette Wheel and
Card Tables Aid the Sick
on Vacations"

RIO DE JANEIRO. CBy A1aiD-
The gamester's life IN Rio has be-
come very sad. Until very recently
the Brazilian capital has been fast
becoming a young Monte Carlo. The
spirit OF gambling was rife. Roulette,
baccarat, banker, and probably every
other logo" ever invented received
the attention OF a large portion OF
the population.
But now it IS gone, though the
spirit Of gambling is still here, and
law his just been passed providing
there are many professors. a new
that games or hazard shall be per-
mitted only in health resorts. in
which category Rio de Jane.rO is not
considered as being. This means
that the little ball VIII spin and the
chips viii cIink only I'm a few of
BrazH's seaside and mountain rem
devious where the summer fashion
displays itself.
There is some speculation as to
whether the games may not be re-
opened here until the end Of this
year for many clubs have already
paid TO the government the tax cx-
acted for the entire year. Thus 81
the gambling establishments are all
closed immediately the government
will have some refunding TO do Dur
ing the first few days of the new
year Is OF the most prominent clubs
or the city stopped their gaming
tables. and the rest are rapidly doins
likewise.
Dr. LUZ 1Ieudes, the inspector do
foCo % is 8t present working overtime
visiting tine various clubs to- see that
the new law is being carried ont. He
IS usually greatly respected by the
proprietors. but sometimes they are
reluctant 70 do his bidding
When DR.. 1Iendes arrived at the
Derby club. one of the most select
establishments in the city. the door
man Of the club attempted TO prevent
his entrance. An army colonel then
interviewed on behalf Of the porter,
and was promptly arrested for his
pains once inside. DIR. Me1des was
politely escorted to the elevator to
ascend to- the gambling salon But
half way up. between floors. some
thing happened to the lift and It
came to a dead stop Try as me
would. tho operator was unable TO
repair the damage for almost two
hours while the irate DIR Nendes
waited I'm suspension When finally
the elevator did continue its ascent
20 he salon. the roulette wheels and
bsccarat tables had mysteriously yan-
ishcd. and there was mo- longer
gambling Sin the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Marks Hn-A tract Of land IN Clay
Miami Land and Home Bldg. @. to
National Lumber 60. fS1l-Lots 9. o.
d and ln Miami add.
William MoIucrny and wife 10 Kosci-
uszko Bldg. and Loan Fund Assn. SD
RAN Df log 10 In University Place add
20 South Bend
Kosci1szko Bldg. and Loan Fund Assn.
~ Anthony Dentz and wife and William
J. beutz lSlI-Part OF lots IS and rs 10
University Place add. 20 South BEND
Joseph Niespndzianv % George W Bo-
sart lSl'-Lot % iu Citizen Land Co 6
West End sub
Indiana Title and Loan Co TO Fred
W. knoalock and wife Slot IA in
huual and helrners subdivision, cT-
ceit Inches or the north side
George a. Plat and wife .o Citizens
Trust and Savings bank lS10I-Part Of
ion --> original plat of South Bend f:
lois and in Wetzsteins Riverside
Heights add Tot 9 in Beyer's add lots
~ a. As. 40 and 20 in Fishers South
SIDE survey, Tot IL and part CT lot 10 In
Nayorre Place LIST add lots 1. o. g. e.
ln Flatts I'd add 10 city OF South
Adolph Kamm and wife 10 Marvin
Is. Gone and wife 1Sl-Lot H. ONeu
& >ehWabs add TO Mishawaka
Nladysiaw Szlanfucht and wife 20 John
sz.audfueht and wife (Sl00l-Lot A. Ar
mold & Pagiu add. 90 South Bend.
Mary ID. Peters and Josephine Davis
% Charles 81 Hansen (Su-Part Of lot
10 in assessors sub. OF New Carlisle.
Fred w Keller and wiz. TO Emma r.
Beard Slot 05, Sd plat OF Northwest
add
Jane A. wilcox to Marion C. Boyer
lSlJ-Lot 44T. Berner Grove 81 add.
Joseph Stout 10 Orley Kizer and wife
lSll-Lot ST. LIST add 20 Riverside.
Lot MangUs and wife 20 Alueda Had
son Sl-Lot 30. Arnold & Fishers sub.
Emma i Beard 20 George T. DallmSnn
and wife OS1l-Lots 81. % and 80, 81
plat OF Northwest add
DOlpb OdiOrne and wife 70 Ethel NJ.
Leere lSll-Lot a, Norris Park add.
Frank s. Albricht and wife 10 Joseph
Horvath and wife (S1)-A tract Of land
. in Greene twp.
Ferdinand c. Raf to Marion Liewiecki
lSI-part of lot ., City View Place add
% South Bend
Emma n Westervelt and husband 70
Elizabeth Nelson (S1l-Part Of lot 362
original plat of South Bend
Elizabeth Nelson TO Herbert j.. Wes-
teryeIt and wife lS1-Part Of lot So
original plat of South Bend.
Melvin j. Runyan and wife 20 David
Horvoth and wife (SD-A tract of land
in Portage twp.
Melvin T. Runyln and wife 20 Herman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Trust and Savings bank Eu-Lots' %
an4 ~ lu GaFIors "a plat
Teresa Savarese to Peter Teupanas
81 i-Part of Doc 1o = south Bend city
Grace " Zi-Ier and her husband TO
Louis p hCvarh and Joseph h.sh i>l|-
Part Of lot p RATS list add
~ uhelmiua beverIuE 90 Edward
Elchstad and wife iSlI-Lot S iu EuDel s.
add
William Dunnahoo and wife TO Charles
Berllger and wife .SI.-A tract az land
william Hobbs 70 Citizens Trust and
Savings bank iSll-Part OF lUt --o, orig
inal plat Of South Bend
ST. Joseph Loan and Trust Co. % Nei
son Faulkner lSlI-Lot - in Lafayette
Martin Hunsberee- and wife % VIII
lam kreisher lSl10J0l-A tract of land
william J6dou and wife 70 Katharine
Myers lSlJ-Lot ST. Mayrs Michigan av.
add.
Katharine Myers 10 william Jodou and
vile lSlj-Lot 81 in Mayrs Michigan av.
add.
Lunetta Briggs RupeI and husband 90
Mary T.. kreIler tSl)-Part of lot 81,
Elder Place add
Louis Horvath and wife % Stanisiaw
Grzesiak and >tanlslaw hauczJan lslI-
Lots 81 and ~. MelrOse add.
Mathis Powell and wife 90 Achille Col
paert Slot 141. Berner Grove add
Julia Russell 20 Guarantee Rural Loan
and Savings Assn. l$I-Part of lot i,
BOwmans 81 add.
Maggie NuczEowskt 20 Sophia and
Catherine Witucki lS1)-U ndlvided
OF lot IT In >tauheld subdivision.
Helen Nledbalski 20 sophia and Cathe-
rIue WItucbe ndIVided - OF lot
"a in Stanhelds sub-divisi0n-
haZimlerZ WituCki TO Catherine and
sophia WItucki (S1I-T udividcd =. OF
lot Il, Standelds subdivision.
AntOnina Rajski Co William III. Bajski
(Sll-A tract OF land iu Warren twp
Charles ID. Long and wife 90 Cameron
A. MIburn and Joseph Fischer lSlI-
Lots so and o. in Byrkits LIST plat
Andrew Ginter and wife 90 Lucg Mar
tens and Emil Claeys tSI-A tract on
land In Olive twp.
VIII G. Crabill and wife and Wilbur
NJ Meyers and wife 90 j. Albert Ste
phensOn lS1I-LOts 343 and 3f4 u Hill
crest add. 10 Navarro place.
Alfred Brewer and Frederick Brewer
and his wife 20 Constantine e.. Ir4cas
and Alexandria Tracas lS2 J0Of-Ihe
south p of lot 167 ia Cottreus LIST add
20 Lowell
George Hepler and wife TO John j.
MERRIAM and wife (SD-A tract of land
IN Clay twp.
Harriet Jane soules 10 Charles A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

T. Ross and wife GA tract o. land
IN Portage twp.
Newton Holycross sind wife % Charles
Jackson lSll-.Lot cSi Bcrrer Grove "a
add
Lester + Ryer and wife 20 Ni-olo
Lawn add.
Carrie r. Cooke 20 Mines T.. wood and
wife tSll-Pa-t ~ Lor d. Sor.rs add
90 Lowell
AchIle c Colpaert to Mathis j. Powell
and wife tSlI-Part of lot 11 Eeglc-
stons LIST add. % River Park
william G. jackson Ct a. - John j.
Parker and wife ISfI-Iots IgT Gg2 and
j0T Vernon Heights add
John Parker and wife to Harry j.
Davis and Orvu Davis iSI-Lets SOL
392 and 501, Vernon Heights add
Claud n TAYLOR and wife to Harry
L, Davis and Orvl Davis tSI-Iots SIS
and 800 Vernon Heights.
Laura A. PoF and husband To Harry
J.. Davis and OUi Davis .SI-Lots $50
and 533, Vernon Heights add
Allie Ma and husband to Albert
Hickman tSl--Lot so. Forlham add
Dewitt InEleright and wife 10 GFan-
vile W Iieg-er lSiI-Lot cd. Portage
Fred Major and wife to Fred Raakert
ISL Part Of lot 80. I'd st., city az Mlsha-
waka.
r rank teieIr tNN ElffanHFn refers y D.
Lot 60 Park Place add 10 city Of South
Bend.
Frank Mccoy and wife Go Arthur J
Taylor fS11-A tract Of land in Clay twp.
CORTLAND L DuComh and wife %
Harry Bray Slot 90, WhitcOmb q
Keller's northwest add. 20 the city Of
South Bend
Joseph Czigsny, S., and wife to Mar
tin Papal anC wife lS1l--Part of lots
81 and 30 S-udehaker a. Hines stu
division In the city Of South BEND
Augusta Tohulka 20 John Cunningham
and wife SHOT SO. Berucr Place add.
katarzyua Ezepka to Benjamin Cake
and wife Slot 10 LaSalle Park add.
j. Howard Kelsey and wife 90 Walter
]. RuddOck and wife (S1l-L0ts 81 and
s., Kelsey Ewing as. add.
George Hill and wife 90 Emma r..
HUI lSl-Lots 27S and 219. parkovash
add 90 Navarro place
G.. IT, Mats and wife 10 John r. DIN
ger lS1GJl-Lot O. Mats sub. of lake
Vile
O.. II Mats and wife TO Lauren DIN
ger and wife lS165l-Lo 3, Matts sub.
of Lakeville.
South Bend Development Co. to Clar-
ence II. Pollacz and wife (S1l-Lot 142.
Harter Heights.
Charles Irwin and wife TO B. NJ Cox
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
The Last Journey
Of Sam 500 Hoo,
4 Real American
tFrom the American Legion
Woekly.)

close bv JIa Sd Chuen. canton,
China, just outside South Gate Tat
san Shen. "a slender Chinese MAJ
tron is today awaiting the return Of
the body of am American soldier
from the French battlefield where
me fell To her SO was very strange
when DE went awav. l5. 600 miles 10
hEht for America just because he
had been born I1 san Francisco.
And doubtless It has all been
strange 90 her ever s.rce-the let
tiers from France the notices Of his
being wounded in action. the rs
port Of hs death rhe request for
disposition ~ his body. and now the
cablegram from the great American
government annCuncius that the
remains OF Private Sam 500 Hoo.
her husband are on their long jour-
rey from Ercsr 90 Hong kore
The story of sam 500 Hoo Us one
o. those outstanding pieces Of Ans
ericautsu tr the World war chat
critters ls7 q 3ewc or Chinese
uerertaze ou both sides but born
and educated iu san Francisco,
sam. when DE became d young man.
went 20 China and married think
ing always some day 10 return 20
America There came fret. how
ever. one April day ro his peaceful
home az Jia 81 Chuen The news thar
America had entered the e-eat war
against German "r must go" ne
told his perp.e1ed little bride, Il
am an American citizen" Efe re-
ported 90 tho nearest consulate Tor
transportation 20 san Francisco and
was soon on his way across the
Pacific 20 Where an aroused America
was mobiIizing her man rover 20
hurl against the kaiser. sam en-
lated and got over early ga one
% those nondescript casual lunches
whose names and numbers are raro-
" ~ ever remembered. Finally
'rto he infantry OF the 42d d.
vision he went and east OF Fere-en-
Tardenois IN me Curoq Valley ne
was killed
Time passed and whitec ross
STOOD over All that was mortal OF
sam 500 Hoo The Red Cross man
came with his camera and took "a
picture o. the grave. sending = on
- The little Chinese widow OF Jla 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Chuen, who. getting H. wondered
what the white cross was and those
strange marks upon it. Then arose
the question of the final disposition
of Americas overseas dead, Of
bringing some home and leaving
others in France. The relatives Of
sam 500 Hoo asked that his body
be sent 10 his widow and old home
in China Their request was prompt
ly granted and the Graves Registra-
ton service wrote 10 Sans father
for shipping directions And here,
translated, is the way this fine old
Chinese immigrant unable himself
ever TO become a citizen Of America,
designated the body of his son for
shipment TO China
This is an American soldier. He
helped his country and died in the
field while fighting. Now the AM
er.can government has instructed
that his body be sent back 10 his
home. There is an American con-
sui nearly everywhere and the Am
erican government always gives
protection. Everyone welcomes this
blessing.
"This soldier leaves three chill
dren, Iutso SEE Too-suu and Cheng-
chanE-sen and his home IL at Jia 81
Chuen outside South Gate Tai san
shea. shin Ling Canton China"
And so the body of Sam 500 Hoo.
draped i'm the flag OF the country
for which he died is now ON it's
way over land and sea TO be gath
cred 10 the dust Of his fathers.
And even i'm far off China an ac-
tive post Of the American Legion
viii preside over the burial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

fsf.--T.,t- - and o7 cfae add 90 Nn-th
rIre-fy
r... q,
hoFd ID 'oh a.4 VIC ~
Helm ana vs.
9.' 11'. l' ''t-1
Homer Murray 70 Harry ~ ,l.e tl
Nina White .>I..-Lct tl, o. ". h '"
lers add to Nlshawaka.
NfarFrl4unq Sasravsst % Albert knapp
and E.r..a Eranr tSI 900. part ~ lots
if and 10 Martins srh. of p d d. p
,f,-s-r---, s.....,,,-sti %, r---4-v War
-. 5 --, y,-.---,--f5I |zf o10|
rs-t 80 a.. ~ Srt-t',.s s-b ~ p al T.
"a. ga 4.' A. t'''
N2Ed ANNA Noeno '' N.aNl. 81
ZakrzeVs 30 and stella lekr7ewski ~ J. toe
Part ol lot 10 Martin s. SUM- ol p. ~
4. w.
Harry Rc7eIes and Jessie ~ Re'cI
Ga Albert ST. ktrkIev iSlf-Lot ~, lry.u-
ton add. On city ~ south Bend
j. Howard Kelsey and Nellie Kelsey
60 Russell O. IurS ISlf-Lots 10 and go
KELSEY Ewing av add.
Walter g. NcnWtt and Emma Ncplv-
1T o. Edward HaE1u .>lI-Iaft OF Iot
1874. Soru add. go Lowell
William o. EeidFu o. Jay Eugene HIS
and wife lS1I-Lot 49, Beruer Grove
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
LEGION POSTS TO
OBSERVE VARIOUS
PATRIOTIC DAYS
Liucolns and Washington :
Birthdays to Be Red Letter
DAYS for Organization.

Plans are being made by Post so
OF the American Legion 90 make
LincoIn's and Washington's Birth
days. Red Letter DAYS iu the history
Of the post The post viii cooperate
with other civic and patriotic socts-
ties Of the city and an effort VIII Dc
made 20 have q Legion speaker on
every school program.
The national headquarters has
SsEested that a patriotic hall be
held on washington Birthday
night
To Aid g 4. r.
IN addtlon 20 tho plans for the
month 81 February the Legion is
expected 20 aid in the celebration Of
The month Of Americas entry into
the war and the birth Of the Legion.
The Legion viii also aid the 6. A. II.
members in the observance of the
centennial Of the birth OF General
u. S. Grant. on April %.
Legion posts throughout the cOun-
Try are planning prograuE for Grant
Day. I'm most cases in conjunction
with Grand Army posts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

Mrs. Douglas NacLean. next door
neiEhhor 20 William Taylor. claims
She heard the shot which the muir
derer fred. She VIII be included In
,ho list of noted movie stars who
VIII be grlled Friday hy e. S.
officials to solve one of the most
sensational mysteries iu years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

When clothes clothes and only dis
reductions AT SPos satisfaction and
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-28
rRulrT-slRDslL.L

The home Of Mrs. h. A. Birdsill
was the scene Of = pretty wedding,
Wednesday, Dec goth, At twelve
o'clock, when her daughter Edith N.
became the bride Of James A. Truitt
Of Arvada. Rev. E. G. Lame Of the
Longmont Baptist church performed
tire ceremony which was witnessed
by number Of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt will live on .
ranch near Arvada, where the groom
has just finished a little cottage for
t,s bride. The following guests
were present at the wedding. Prof.
end Mn. George W. Alps and little
daughter Of Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthus Smith and two children, Mr..
snd Mrs. Robert Bruning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brunig, Mr.. John Brun-
ing and son John, Jr., all Of Niwot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Truitt Of AFvada,
Mrs. Z. g. Lane and Mrs. Nellie
Marshall Of Longmont-Long1ent
Daily Times.