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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Decoration Notes
BY lean TRUE,


Psysh0l0sy vi color Affects ~
consciously OF unsaaseleusly, The
imagination does play a part in the
color waI.i. Green Is the easiest
color on the eyeI hence We hnd more
green in nature than Any other one
eolor
IL Is best not 10 use pile rugs ioF
summer, They catch the dust aud
The wear Is hard on them, besides,
they usually look warm, Flat tapes
try rugs are good for summer. SO
also are grass, aud rush, lhen
there are the more expensive Scotch
rugs that are durahles the American
az, rugs arc cheap and OF good
service, the colonial rag rugs are
preferable ior bedrooms, while fiber
rugs arc bes, for the living room.
IL Is possible to have your rugs
dyed different eolofs than they now
are Ia ease you wish TO change the
color scheme OF your room, Black
and rose make beautiful room, II
you wish TO Try out this plan you
can have your old rug dyed black
aud use Old rose. Other eolors, as
soft yellow. old blue or cream
would be good also, it'is said red
rugs dyed black viii produce a rich
plum color. This soft color works
IN nicely with painted furniture.
Many people prefer to use small
rugs Tor summer. as small rugs are
easily taken up and cleaned. besides
give the floor a look OF GOODNESS.
II is said that few snails will
heep the aquarium clean. This is
worth while. for one does wish 10
have the aquarium look clean and
clear.
Your roses will be opening in
short time. Ii YOU wish them TO
be eolorful GU, them early in the
morning before the sun bleaehes
! them.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Mandy's Beef Hash.

Cook one tablespoonful OF finely
minced onion in one tablespoonful OF
butter slowly until light brown. then
add one cup OF cooked rice leftovcrs.
two cupiuls OF cold cooked beef fine
ly chopped, one teaspooniul OF salt,
pinch of white pepper and enough
strained tomato juice (from stcwcd
tomatoes) TO moistcn. Now cover
the trying pan and let cook over
moderate heat for about 20 minutes
or until a golden brown on the un-
der side. Double one-hali over onto
platter and serve at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
interest

device in the hands Of an assistant
blows il promptly away,
Twelve minutes upl The euFls are
made The various coverings are re-
moved. the iron, hair shampooed and
an attendant comes in 10 instruct
the new'made beauty IN the use OF
water waves and care OF the halF,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
French Fruit Salad.

Two oranges. three bananas. pine
aplc tsliccd). one cup; u English
walnut meats, lettuce (crispcd),
French dressing. Peel oranges and
remove pulp separately from each
section. Cut bananas into quarter
slices. Dice pineapple and break wal
nut meats into pieces. Mix prepared
ingredients and arrange on lettuce
leaves. Serve with French dressing
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Recipes
Orange Whips and Pastries,

-"
Mix the Juice OF three oranges and
ths grated Tind OF one with a cup
OF sugar, Add the juice OF one lemon
and the yolks Of four eggs well beat
en- and cook until IL lhlskeRs, sliE-
ring constantly Add a package Of
gelatin which has been soaked and
dissolved, mold. chill aud serve with
cream.
Whip a pint ol eFeam, Whip the
whites al iNo eggs a. a stu roth
aud add gradually a cup OF sugar.
Mix s.Feiully and pour over cut un
oranges with the grated find Of one
and the Juices Of hall lemon rubbed
smooth with teaspoon OF eOTnz
starch. Add thfee.quaTlefs Of a cup
OF sugar and two tablespoons OF
melted butter, Cook until smooth,
stirring constantly. Bake in q lower
crust, add a mefingue and brown,
Divide oranges into sections, dip Ia
irilter batter. iry IN deep lat until
brown. drain. sprinkle with powdered
sugar, serve.
With Raisins and Lemons.
Two tablespoons gelatin. one-hali
cup cold water. two cups boiling Wa
ter, thFeesquarleFs cup sugar, one.
half cup lemon Juice. one.hali cup
FaiSins. rs mafshnallows.
Soften gelatin IN cold water and
dissolve IN boiling water. Add sugar
aud lemon Juice aud stir until sugar
Is dissolved. Strain through cheese.
cloth into a shallow pan wet with
cold water. Cool aud set on ice TO
s,iifen. Jus, before serving cut into
cubes. Place a layer in 4 large sefy-
ing dish and sprinkle with saisins
aud half the marshmallows. cut in
pieces. Place another layer OF jelly
on top and aarnish with whole
narshmallows. Serve with cream or
cold boiled custard.
This may be served in individual
dishes il preferred.
Place in a deep baking dish two
parts sliced. peeled apples and one
part seeded raisins; sweeten with
maple syrup. season with ground Gin.
namon and lemon juice and dot with
bits of butter. Cover with extra short
biscuit dough and bake in a moderate
oven. To serve turn crust upside
down OH large plate and cover the
apples and raisinS with swecicned
whipped cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Delightful fruit baskets OF quaint
shapes have a soft polychrome col
oring of blue, green and silver or
gold and often ARE decorated with
stucco fruit that rivals the fruit the
basket is to hold.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Green Shredded Cocoanut.

Dilute very little green color
paste in a teaspoon Of water. Sprinkle
SHREDDED cocoanut on sheet Of white
paper, over it pour diluted color and
rub evenly through the cocoanut.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Things You'll Love
To Make

Every housewife who bakes bread
will appreciate a bread cover. Fold
a piece of good quality cheesecloth
to form three -quarter-yard square.
Place a thin layer of cotton between
the two pieces. Quilt with coarse
cuttings to prevent the cotton from
moving when the cover is washed.
Stitch the words dread cloth" across
the top in blue. Overland or cross
stitch the edges with blue. A bread
cover is just the thing to place over
the sponge to keep the proper tenn
perature while it is rising.
Copyright 1920
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Apple Frost

4 eupiui OF cream, i've .sss. a
lemon, iour apples Grated, lslly
powder Beat the ersam sl.li anu
sNeetsn 20 taste, Beat whites OF
eggs lightly. add the inies oi lemon
whip The cream slowly INTO TINS
Have prepared three tahlespooninis
az Jelly powder and when nearly
cooled mix al together beating
thoroughly, .
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

4 no, water vegetable dish VII
keep ,hs vegetables hot from Do
meath.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Thus endeth the tale. l will an
swer any questions my readers care
to ask on the subject, and in about
six months from now when I may
know more about it than l do at
present, I will tell you how we'll it
lasted if it injured my friends hair
and if she would do it again.
At present can only say she is
we'll pleased with the results and is
anticipating the time when she can
defy old oceans salty breezes and
the summer suns ruinous effect on
coiffurcs. New processes are contin-
ually being developed. The next step
will be curling in oil and it is said,
that the next six months will bring
this advanced process to us in Oma-
ha
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
In Women's Fields.

Even after her marriage Princess
Mary of England will continue to
draw as long as she lives an annual
income Of $4,000 from the govern
ment.
The compartment idea in table
ware includes both vegetable and
relish dishes. Usually two parts are
provided, although ior bonbons as
many as six sections aT seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Woman PARTY Headquarters.

Women from everywhere are here
for the dedication tomorrow OF the
Woman's Party headquarters made
possible by the gift Of Mrs. 0. H. P.
Belmont. The house is. spacious
and beautiful one, full of historic in
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
BLUFFToN.

G. w Brittendall drove to Pros
per today on business.
Fred Leonhardt delivered wood to
Frank O'Brien this last week.
August Bergman took his chickens
to Prosper Thursday, got 15c a 10.
for them.
Mrs. Greenslade and May Gailae-
her spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Brittendall.
Raymond O'Brien and his sister
Annetta spent Wednesday evening
with August Bergman.
kathleen Bergman is on the sick
list unable to go to school Thursday
and Friday.
Efick OBrien was In Burton last
Thursday buying honey.
Willis Kinney Of Lacrosse is bus
mess visitor in Bluifton.
Arthur Olson called ON Brittendall
yesterday.
George Cassel was a Button Wis
itor Saturday.
Rev. Van Welt of Burr Oak pass>
ed through here Thursday on his
way to Cresoo taking the presiding
elder TO meet the train, on his way
he called on Brittendalls.
Ernie Ward put his bees in the
cellar for the winter the latter part
of the week.
Rupert GreenSlade and family Wis
tied his mother Mrs. Greenslade yes
terday evening,
August Bergman is stacking corn
on his fathers place today.
Mr.. w. NJ. Rider bought straw
stack Of Edd Fuchs and is hauling
the straw home.
Mr.. Ash and Edd Jackson are no'
working on Brittendalls house today
are doing some work for themselves
| at home.
Pat Thyme graced our streets yes,
terday.
| DIR. Kibbie of Canton was called 70
Button this morning to see little
Ruth O'Brien. who is sick.
Mae Gallagher stayed nth An
Meta O'Brien Thursday night.
Mrs. Frank O'Brien has been
cleaning house this last week.
Mr.. Taylor is working on the road
down by Rupert Greenslade's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brittendall expect
to get moved in their new home
about Thanksgiving time.
Mrs. Fred LANCE autoed out &c
Cresco Friday. Mrs. Luke O'Brier
and her little daughter, Mrs. Frank
O'Brien and her two children ac.
companied her to CrescV.
Sammy Cassel took stock to mar.
ket Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
CoNoVER


Mrs. Ben Kluwa and baby of Cal
mar came up Tuesday A. NJ. to visit
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Phillip.
Mike Phillip from Calmar was in
Town Tuesday.
Mr.. Kalo from Spilville autoed up
Tuesday A. NJ. on business.
Mr.. Bena cf Spilville was a pas
Senger for DEBORAH "Wednesday.
Mrs. Petite from Calmar visited
her daughter Mrs. d. A. Cardy on
Wednesday between trains.
'Hr. Frank McShotka of Portland,
Ore, and his brother Mike of Cal
.snar made call on his old friends
end neighbors here Friday. Frank
Was former Conover boy.
Louis Suchan was business cal
Ter in town Saturday A. M.
Mrs. Petite of Calmar came uT
Friday A. NJ and helped her daugh
ter with the work, returning HON,
the same day with her granddaugh
ter for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Grady went {,
.Postviile Saturday to see the doc
tor.
Joe Liska came up Saturday p. NJ
q visit relatives here from Charlie.
City.
Adolph l.. Cummings was visi
Cor at the Estram home in Calaml
Saturday.
A baby was born to the gypsy mo.
fher in Conover during Saturday
hight. She now has big family o.
trne Riddles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

tend to make their future home hav>
ing their farm rented to Weston
Stoskopf Their daughter IS teach
ing in the Chase district and max
ing her home at Brayton Whitney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rub Wilbur and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Wilbur parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
riSon Shelley.
ST. Paups United Lutheran church,
Burr Oak, Iowa, Sunday, November
26: 9:15 A. NJ. German services;
10 A. NJ. Sunday School; IL A. M.
Divine worship in English. On
Thanksgiving Day we will have Eng
lish services at IL o'clock A. NJ. IN
offering for the benefit Of our church
viii be taken up. DO not forget the
services Thanksgiving. Offer un:o
God thanks giving; and pay thy vows
unto the Most High. And call upon
Ne in the day of tluble, ! will Go
liver thee, and thou shalt glorify Aie.
Ps. so, HIS. Every Saturday, at
2 p. NJ. Cateche.ical instruction,
Chr. Pieper, Pastor
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

ing treatments at the sanitorium.
Fremont Cox of Kol1ah was a bu.
mess visitor at Burr Oak last week.
Geo. Swearinger is enjoying a
visit from his brother.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gil
bertson on Saturday, Nov. 10Th, a
son. Congratulations.
The many friends of Harold Cox
viii be pleased to know that he is
much better at this time.
Chas. Murdoch attended the tele-
phone meeting at DEBORAH last Sal-
urday.
The Nj. Z. Ladies Aid Society which
met at the Fred elise home on last
Thursday was very well attended.
receipts for dinner S10.65.s
District Supt Or. Kerwin held HIS
! first Quarterly meeting and confer
ence at the NJ. +. church Wednes-
day evening on account Of the bad
weather there We're very few out.
Mis-. Clara Brittendall and Mrs.
Ash of Button spent a few day.
with Mrs. Harrison Shelley last week.
Those who will donate vegetables
canned fruits, and jellies for the
Christian Home Orphanage at Coun-
ell Bluffs. please bring to Mrs Kim
ball this month. This home is un-
demoninatial caring for hundreds O:
cripples and old people. 1t mas no
means of support, therefore IS in
need and worthy Of all you can do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Walton an,;
son spent Sunday at the w. j.
Walton home
The Hugo Noecker family are
moving to DEBORAH, where they in
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

Eggen's Friday evening.
Miss Grace Dinger is visiting at
the John Kipp home at present.
H. T. Ramlo of DEBORAH was a
caller at C. Ramlo's Friday.
Misses Idella Usgaard and Mae
Peterson were callers at Dan Halse's
Wednesday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Eggen, baby DON
ma and Grandma Eggen were visitors
at the Perry Kenyon home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Perry and
family visited with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Randel near
Riceford, MINI. last Friday.
Selmer Thorson and family, ana
Elizabeth Coy were DEBORAH callers
Thursday.
Fritz Reinsvold is on the sick list
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Danielson spent
Sunday afternoon at Eggen's.
Mae Peterson returned to her
home after spending three weeks
at the Fred Fisher home.
Orlando Danielson and family were
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ruffridge Sunday.
|. Brovold, P. Peterson and o.
Vikesland and families were guests
at John Kirkeby's Sunday =
John Peterson and son Erwin, were
hauling straw from Orlando Daniel
sons last Monday.
Lester Daneilson was visitor
with Harold Fisher Sunday after
noon.
Y. p. S. will meet at the Hauges
church basement next Sunday even
ing the Goth.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
NuptialS

rb,,rslo,. afternoon, November TO-
n,cIock at the Hesper Lutheran
church the wedding Of Miss h I..nr
- - Aasum to Clarence T.. lSeI-
CON was soleminized by rev -.
H a., The church was tases
H,IIy decorated in white ana swt NJ.
10 fine softly played strains OF b I'd
10 ~. In wedding march the pTloe
de, I ,,roon with bridesmaid, Ms H
alH' : 'TTinoelsdal and best man, Nat l
,j. INA Erred the church. The prlue
N''S o tns,afnily dressed in white me- me,
, saI;oe and georgette ana ven anr
Nod with smiiaN. The groom hImp
hnst man wore the conventional re.
o 'I;t. The bridesmaid wore 49,
2',i lro.s Of white taiieta eau.o I,4
au, After the ceremony aoISs
. SlSpg ,,,o.ts gathered ut the hospltap,e
Wv < -" 80 of the brides motneI'
arm r. .'T Aasum and enjoyed =" =,
M. VT ,,,,,a" wedding. The brlq i9,. =
! the only daughter OF ME r of Mr.
hgsnm End the groom the Soli MIN
ND Mr.. Ed lver,on of Mao5', . re,
NJ a." home was tastetuliy decor ' ,,St
! le ,;,,t and white srreamerS W. W,
IN P'" Iii A sumptiouS i o.
VIM. ,.,, lnrcbeon was served az o 30.
c soW.,,.od Inv delicious mioIh I.-,a
lo '.,, or which the bride paSTT,GJ ~,
=, lulr,J the wedding CAKE - ~
%,nets enjoyed themselves S UNI" If
D Zee small hours. Best T Me-
Icrr and happy weooeo Nv
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
FRANKVILLE

Nina, EIma Crabtrec came home
tLe frsy of the week from a visit
y The A. NJ. Jones home near Cas-
TON Bollman and Jas. +. Knees
fern were business callers in lie
ocrah Thursday.
Mrs. Glen Letchrord and children
came home Thursday from their visit
Il Strawberry Point, her sister, MISS
Blanche Everett accompanied them
.tume for a visit.
Archie Crabtree and wife spent the
past week in DEBORAH.
The willing Workers met in the
community room Thursday after
nom 20 sew for the sale. They will
meet again Friday Afternoon, Dec
Isl,
Col. Budsell and wife of Mason
Cgty are visiting relatives in this
vicinity since Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Spain were
Ossian business callers Wednesday
Waiter Brandt transacted business
IL 'Postville Wednesday.
The Parent Teacher Association
viii meet Tuesday evening IN the
Cohmunlty room. -,
Tom and Harry O'Donneii sole
v. y calves i'm DEBORAH Saturday.
Walter Kneeskern and family NOV
et3out TO the Ole Walby farm the
ira Of the week. 81.
Charles Henderson, and ANN ann,
.,peNt sunday at the George Cu''
enInghan home. H..
gJbircr Van Wey and Esther Hm1
gay5aer were Sunday guests III I'D
M. Maude Peck home.
ar and Mrs. Henry Hagar "e'
P,stt7Nc shoppers Friday.
The Nasons Oyster Supper ar
r,,Ace5 for last Friday evening VIZ
pos,noned. the date will be announce
ed later d..
CHRIS WATERS sold sheep IN fo-
-WH@ Wednesday. .c,.....,.
yphh and Carl NesseS OF 'T y, ,1.,,.
- .,n,n COWS to Tom ho'i'"'
, ,t,1 fhev delivered Saturday. ~.
HsIfar Pilgrim was an O97'
rolfr Sunday morning ,-;, ho h,
TTsrg-gaving services NlN De II,
H,a. church next "Wednesday eN
- following the services, "'l %, y!
'...lN' .,,,,a, will be served by ~"
Waters Sunday school clao1. =,
- b,x gociablc and program v
LaIj nj the Mckay sSnool no
49, T5 llS1' evening, Nov. "a Laa
+ 50 &c bring trimmed basket -,
lunch for two. EyeISo'''
mabel Hanson, teacher A. ,risf
Dean Kneeskern mao que choni
INC TO hurt his knee az scrV 80,
Fyiday and it is giving nm ''"0
t;.--Ty our want column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
BURR OAK

n, Hazel Glendenning Is SIas
Eng Eng Harold, who has been P''''
with typhoid fever. .o.,oblo at the
~ ION 70 church parsonage Tuesday ,. sfJ-
~, r. Nov. Is, everybody i"'i''1
l'a NJ, John Rollins and p Tmessiay
G Gem r.rending several weeks at ~, Dss
aiter sPV where Gelnar has been ''SA
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
NORTHERN CANOE

A few yonug folks from here
and near Hesper spent Tuesday
evening at the Isaac Peterson home.
Peter and Orlando Daneison at
tended the Nolan sale near Button
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Ruffridge and
family were callers at the Fred Fish
err home last Saturday.
Miss Hannah Ro.vold and Carl
Drivod We're pleasant callers ar
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

English services will be held on
Thanksgiving, day at HOO o'clock.
The Ladies Aid will serve dinner.
EVERYBODY welcome.
Somebody was seen on our streets
with lantern last Sunday evening,
Wonder who it was?
B. Eggen was a business caller at
Otto Wristbands last Monday morn
ing.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

j Try our want column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

y sl "s~S =. =
Mrs Carl Selness, Mrs. liver Flax
Mr. Gilbert Salyeson and daughter
Naomi; Mrs. Mayme Goldberg, Mrs
oiaf Sander, and daughter Ethel
GLADYS Hellum and Miss Agnes a 6ur-
gathered at the home of Mrs. oleh,
| Sanden Saturday afternoon and maui
arrangements for the Sunday oci'o''
! Christmas Program a+b
Saturday afternoon iriehqS sASW5
cred If the home of Mrs, John W.
Inhnson to help celebrate her nif IN
day. Many happy returns Oh inc
day. III, 49, Mrs
IN /. Lem Saturday afternoon. -,
! There will be Il LuteflsE s9ppel
With trimmings at the Lutheran
cb1rcb narlors Saturday, Dece n 10,
md from 4 until s o'clock. lh IN
following menu VIII De ser. 40, co.
ITtofiek and lefse, potatoes, mea
I'D uravv. rome -grod, bread AN,
b rr,T crackers, Tytte-bier sauce
ieIio, cake. doughnuts, cream ,,.,'
coffee. Prices pc and 3oc' Every
'o T4bo Young Peoples Society vii
meet in the church parlors WealeS
dav eyneing, November 29tn M wlv
, Wasdames o. NJ. Peterson, b. ,.i Du.
- 50 John Thingvold aud Eiihe
TbinGvoIi. Everybody welcome
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22

ne rNk la Y6GFnanis family of near
)ecorah spent Sunday at the En-
,het Stevens home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mundt and
children Mildred and Leslie went to
7 postyille today where Mildred and
tpelie will have their adenoidS and
@ansiis removed. .,
,.P. g. Rooney and T. J. Nolan call
at at the Mrs. Kipp home near oS-
gan Friday.
Alfred Ehler spent Monday fore
soon at the Henry Boeckman home
in Ossian.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
HESPER.

Rev. War Hayneros, Mrs. Olaf
Sander and Mrs. +. J. Void spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. 0. NJ,
Peterson
Mr.. Dale of DEBORAH has been a
business caller at the Roy elise
home during the week.
Mrs. Ole X. Sander called on Mrs.
Mayne Goldberg Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Knute Sander and Dorothy
spent Friday afternoon with Mr..
Ole x Sander. ------..-.---.--....--.. --s..--
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
Duplicate Keys.

Just received new lot of all
kinds of blanks, including trunk keys
and am prepared to make all kinds
Of keys on short notice.
NJ. O. DALVEY,
DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-22
CENTENNIAL

Oscar Russell is staying at his
bother Eds.
Frank SchWinefus and daughter
Mallory called at the p. G. Rooney
home Monday morning.
Miss Lillian MOen of Ossian spent
the week end with home folks.
A Few from this vicinity were in
attendance at the Brocamp sale near
Ossian Friday.
4. J. Nolan Of Chicago came Fri
day for a few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. p. C. Rooney. He re-
turned to his home Sunday night.
Mrs. Hjelmer Kolseth of DEBORAH
spent a few days of last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Uoen.
+! Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Rooney enter
, tanned the following guests at their
Bone Sunday evening: C. o. Dan
sels and family, Rae Runkle and fam
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Wiltpen, Mr..
end Mrs. Ed Russell, Mrs. Hielmer
h0lseth and Oscar Russell
Mrs. Rae Runkle and Mrs. Anna
Daniels spent Monday at the Frank
Schwinefus home.
Misses Kate and Carrie Schisse.
If Caimar spent Friday and Satur-
\ ,ag at the Rae Runkle home.
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Herald Want. Aas BRING; Results
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! MONEY IN U, s..
FOR DE VALERA
BEING HELD UP
Hold He is Not Entitled TO
Money; Americans Tell of
Attempted Murder

lErZEl 81 ttEBfN-at F-tFs-7r s.artgt. Als#sElE Z. a-
New York, Aug. PA temporary
Injunction restraining iocal banks IN
which are, deposited moneys collected
Tor the irish Republican, cause. from
releasing. them TO cannon de Valera
or any Of his agents, was signed late
Monday by. Supreme Court Justice
Burr on application of attorneys rep-
.resenting michael Collins and other
!oft1cers Of h Irish Free State forces.
mateay $2,300,000 was tied up by the
Orderly Service Of the complaint on
De Valera ana the other defendants
was ordered to be- made through the
insertion, Of advertisements in papers
IN England and Ireland. Most of the
fnnds involved said to be deposit
eQ With the Guaranty Trust company
and the Hartman National bank.
Inc main contention urged against
a De Valera CUSTODY OF the Irish
funds, the application for an injunc-
ton read. was that Ireland now Ii A
nation; that de Valera Is against the
present government and is a fugitive
and that he Is not entitled to the
# de Valera or his forces were
granted the present funds in Ameri-
can banks, the Free State represen-
tatiyes contend 1t would be devoted
70 the CARRYING on of further revolu-
ton AGAINST the, present government
n prolons needless and unjustif-
able civil war in a country which has
expressed. by the b~allet-its preference
for the Free. State government.
New Nation Recognized.
It y further stated in the applica-
ton that the Irish Free State is pre-
pared to make good the bond Of that
nation and that the quickest way to
end the present revolt is to deprive
de Valera and his aides Of funds from
this country.
The granting of the injunction,
today was said to mark the first. time