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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-29
BENEFIT PLANNED
TO AID THE POOR
CONTINUED from page ID

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on the job steadily and turns his earn-
ings over to his wife who is a very
honest, straightforward person and is.
doing her level kest to make the NJ oneyt
reach as far asit will go, and, according
to the Legion, is succeeding very well.
The Legion boys do not ask praise
for their efforts, believing the work to
be to their duty SO long as there is no
organized force in our city to take care
oft. They feel, however, that before
another winter comes on all organiza-
tons should get together1in New Ulm
and decide upon plan Of handling the
situation. The work should not be
done "hit-or-1niss'' and in order to be
handled properly survey should be
taken during the summer months, to
see that all men with families have
work to do and that they do it. Also,
that they are made to understand that
having a job carries with it the obliga
ton to make some provision for the
winter when jobs are scarce. Forthose
who are in the habit of doing nothing
during the winters to get the idea that
some charitable organization will take
care of them and they can spend care
lessly when they have work is bad
precedent. This is sure to happen if
charity is extended promiscuously.
It also happens that one family may
be Remembered by several different
parties and another family never be
thought of. This was the case. at
Christmas time last year when the
family of man who had been earning
$500 a day steadily but had drank
most Of it up were. the recipients OF
four different Christmas baskets while
another family where the man did not
drink at all were not remembered in
any way on Christmas day. a.
Urge Organized Efforts.
For such reasons as these, the Legion
urges that some effort be made to
handle the proposition of the needy in
New Ulm in systematic manner.
Our city is large enough now so that
we must expect there will always be
some poor families who will need as
| sistance and when this is the case there
should be organized relief. In the
meantime the Legion asks the support
of the public at the Theatre benefit
performance so that they may be able
to carry on the work they have begun.
Since the above was written Coach
Seifert tells us he has definitely secured
as one spotlight number, a violin
solo by Miss Irene Forster of Spring
field, accompanied by Miss Florence
Baer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-29

best horses took sick the same day,
with the same sickness and died the
next '':'s5 day. Mr.. Case had bought the
horse only q short while ago.
Gust Radlof was most agreeab]y
surprised Wednesday evening, when q
large number Of friends and neighbors
dropped in'' to remind him Of his
birthday 81 anniversary. The eveninq,
was greatly enjoyed by all as was the
dainty luncheon that was served.
The local equity shipped their weekly
carload Of stock Thursday. 81.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-29
Schulke's store has recently installe

schulke's store has recently installed
another improvement which will be
appreciated by the lady patrons. This
improvement consists of new all-glass,
archaeological, display cases for dres-
ses and waists. Mr.. Schulke's store
keeps we'll abreast3of the times in such
modern improvements and gives New
Ulm one of the most pleasant places
to shop in the state. 81 4, 5ss
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-29

Herman Schroeder went to the cities.
on business Thursday. R. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Albrecht re-
ceived the glad tidings that little
daughter had arrived last Monday at
the home Of their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Wild, at
Aberdeen, S. d. II,
Miss Helen Erler is back clerking at
w. c. Heimann's store since Monday.
We had quite thunder storm Friday
night, with wind, rain and hail. A
good start for summer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-03
HoNRAs FuNEBREs EN- NAeuABo

El dfa % del .pasado mes de febrero,
Sc celebraron solemnes honfas fdne-
Bres. y misa por el alma del extinto
81. Rafael Nicolau, asistendo Al tenn
pie cat6lico. gran nimero de aeles y
amigos de el.
Ofici6 el Rvdo. saeerdote don Anto-
Mo Garcia. Tambien eoncurric IA
Banda Municipal de este pueblo. que
dilige don Emitio Gareal tocando IA CO
Iebre marcia fdnebre titulada Una
I.aerima ulla Tomba d Bosslni1
Este solemne acto rue oreanizaao y
ofrecldo por los hermanos Juan y
lgancisco Dnelere en- homemade del
que fae buen patriots y melor amigo.
coy6spoRsel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-03

Establishments eOndonss GtaAS
Compea dotaciou instrumental moderno
udd para cenfco de todas las enfere
sevcio-Cuerpo Inedco resdente Sanatoio.
Sc admten enfermos de oro
dndo aendidos mdco los de Soedad
Departamento epeciaes Senoras.
ec1icos hidroterapco nasajes Rayos Fugac6n
quitatvamente convencionaes.
PERSONAL CIENTTF1CO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Dr. don Amalio Roldan
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORI0: Dr. don Manuel Quevedo Bses
.CIRUJANO GENERAL DR.. don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEnADES DE NAR1A OlDOSs ARs
GANTA OJOS DR.. don Agustn r. Lauger
RADICLoGO: DR. Manuel Soto Rivera
Ir don Manuel Pavia IL. Ramon Ruiz Fazaio.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA DR.. Lorenzo R. Noa
81 I PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez.
Astenca cuva secundada efcazene 10 tas de "a Car
dad Nurses Tuadas de copea aDud pracca aga expenc
CoNSULTAA
de Ia tade los das abcrs
bles. Reconocinlentos $1,000 Consultas $500
Por ei Crujano GenaA Parcuares de 10 II dc u nanana
martes, jueves sabados.
L. Rivera. E8&
/ In Cousutorio: :-Dr. Vslsz, de a.
POI e Director DR. Quevedo Bsez de Auxado po los Doc
torres Rivera Aponte Pavia.
el Especaista ConutoTio, Jusk0 4 de
crujano Dentis en- 81 COnsuoo ODopsn 10 plaza Do
Colon. de IL 2de Ia tarde
Los socios Ndo pagan s. ii derecho
aendo en- cuaquiea de los sts ndicados Con Y pnaon
del htsmo recibo.
rnzsDzNCrA. Apslsado aa1 rEsoRrRrA Apsstsdo snL
SAN JUAN PUERTO ROO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-03

li6gnes existentes en- algunos lagos
6e IrIanlas Sc cree que fueron egas-
truidas en- 81 siglo X.
Traducido xrresaInepse para ki.
lAlPARClAT1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-03
soR MAReARlTA sIGuE fRAyE

Esfa mafiana hemos preguntado al
Porto Rico Sanatorinm. donde Sc en-
.euentra reelufda sor. Maria Margari-
ia, del Colegio de San Gabriel en- el
estado que Sc encontiaba, y nos han
infermado que Ia grayedad no La
desaparecido.
Ell fiscal no ha podido adm tomarle
declAracion por encontrarse ella en- es-
tado inconciente
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

by Congress. and commencing Ell
hot Woods. architect of the Capitol.
for the parkway plans which he
will soon present TO Congress, were
adopted.
The following members were SEE
Iected as chairmen of the commit
tees for the coming year:
Executive committee. Charles IL
Mayors: membership. o. w. Menk;
schools ana schoolhouses. Gen.
Charles H.. ourand; streets. side-
walks and lights. Washington Top
ham; FIRE and police protection, w.
W. Rissinger; public utilities. w. G..
Lang; press and postal facilities.
Frank n. whealer; parks and play.
grounds. Joseph w. Clary: water
supply and sewers. J. d. Ashore;
sanitation. DR. A. d. Cobey; pro-
gram and music. c. n. Brill: Fed
eral relations, II. F. Patterson; au-
diting. Alvin II. Day: delegates to
federation, Charles H. Mayors and
J. d, Ashford.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
DEFENSE MADE
BY NEWBERRY
WINS SUPPORT
cortirsed from paqe one.

- =
he said, were critical, and he
wanted to stop their talk
IT hated the expense then. and I
hate II worse now" said NSwberry.
Walsh read from letters in the
records in an effort to show that
Newberry was not ignorant of the
campaign as he professed to be.
Answer Causes Laughter.
Newberry said he was not pre-
pared to defend every wor in ev-
cry letter that he wrote In a time
of war stress.
Now, go ahead and shoot, and
I'll try to do the best I can" he
told Walsh.
This brought laughter from the
senator Edge. Republican, of New
Jersey. took the floor to declare
that Walsh had demonstrated MOTH
ing.
Il fail to see what relations those
hotel bills, even II Newberry did
pay them, have to the violation of
the corrupt practices act that have
been charged" said Edge.
Then Edge launched into a long
speech charging. that the attack on
Newberry was partisan. and that
his innocence had been proven.
Some OF the denunciatory ex-
pressions used by Senators on the
other side would have been more
fitting IL delivered in a night police
court in a criminal case" declared
Edge.
Senator Sterling also defended the
Michigan Senator. But Senator
Williams, Democrat. of Mississippi
attacked him sharply. 1t was RI
diculous. he said, to believe that
Newberry could have been ignorant
of the expenditures of huge sums
in his own election campaign.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
NEGRO WOUNDED
In JEWELRY STORE
Shot and Seriously Injured in
Quarrel; Proprietor of
Place Is Held.

Roy Williams, colored, 80 years
old. 1f1O Girard street northwest,
is in Ncritical condition at Gar
field Hospital. and Abraham Blu
stein, 80 years old. of the Berk-
shire apartments, 1912 Chaplin street
northwest. is held at the Tenth
precinct as the result of a shoot
ing ARRAY in a jewelry' store con-
Quoted by Blustein at 2910 Four
teenth street last night.
The negro, according to informa-
ton given the police, was captured
and taken into the Blustein store
after. II is charged. he had repeat
sedly annoyed the proprietor. While
the police were being notified the
negro is alleged to have attacked
his captor. A member OF the store
opened fire upon him and he fell
to the floor with a wound in the
abdomen.
Earlier in the evening Williams
Is alleged to have thrown a rock
at Blustein which broke a window
in an adjoining building. Police
say the negro fed but returned to
the front of the jewelry store
shortly after.
Blustein is said to have enlisted
the assistance Of two men and fol-
lowing the negro a block down the
street. took him into custody and
forced him to return to the store.
The store door was locked and po-
lice were teiephoned. The negro Is
then alleged to have attacked Blu
stein. The shooting took place in
view of Blustein's clerk. Bernard
Mastelsin, 1905 F street northwest.
and a customer Leroy r. johnson,
1921 II street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

day. including the closing of un-
necessary business establishments
and places of amusemsnt.
These were among the recon-
mendatiens made by the members
of the North Washington Citizens
Association, at meeting held last
night the United Brethren
Church. North Capitol and r streets
northwest, by the adoption OF a res
olution introduced by Washington
Topham.
The nations capital should be a
model for aif other cities" said Mr..
ropham. "and Sunday here should
be. rfgidly observed. Human physi-
cal conditions require one day out
of every seven as a period of rest.
and the observance Of any other
regime demoralizes our youth. de-
tracts from home life and threatens
the national moral stamina"
Resolutions indorsing the school
program as originally presented TO
the District Commissioners, deplor:
ing any reduction in appropriations
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

claimed any jurisdicticn over fheir
private businesses 4
II was said by persons interested
In the success OF the publtc schde4
budget that the attack on IN
president Of. the Board of EducSt
ton was the most unfortunsts-dow
that could now fall. and Il 10 fesved
that II will Influence Congressicrsi
opinion against the needs OF tie
school system
When advised OF the charges
against Edwards. Senator Kins. q
member 81 the Joint committee ia
vestIesting the public schools Of
the District. said. 'If the -chzrref
are true and ] had anything TO Dc
about e. / would kick him out At
once"
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

Continued from Page One.
purpose of teaching subjects that
would assist those who intend to
pursue a trade. The latter plan.
DR.. Condor thought would be the
most economical.
The junior high schools should ac-
commodate at least 1,20O pupils and
have at least thirty class rooms.
The buildings should be OF one or
two-story construction, DR.. Condor
said. The one-story buildings. IL
the site permits. are cheaper. he ex-
planned, because the expense of
building stairways is eliminated.
Favors Control by Board.
Senator King brought out the fact
there is no profiteering among the
builders in Cincinnati.
In reply to a question by Senator
Capper, DR.. Condor advocated COM
plete control by the board of educa-
ton with Congress as a reviewing
body. He also approved of a bust
ness manager and told the commit
tee that his city had found the plan
an unqualified success. The business
manager in Cincinnati was indepen-
dent of the superintendent, it was
explained. Replying to a question by
Senator King In regard to subordi-
mating the business manager to the
superintendent, DR.. Condor said he
thought it might be a better plan.
DIR. Condor told Senator King that
Utah, the Senator's State, was lead
ing the country in the matter of
schools.
Urxes Higher Salaries.
In discussing the salaries of
teachers, Dr. Condor told the COM
mittee that the salaries in the Gin
cinnati schools ran from $1,000 to
$4,000 a year. He added that the
salaries were being increased and
he hoped the salaries of the high
school teachers would soon be in
creased.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
S. H. GETTIS LEADS
INSURANCE AGENTS

Stanley H. Gettis, District man.
ager of the Fidelity Mutual Life In
surance Company, of Philadelphia!
is winner in the fortieth anniversary
campaign of the company for &c.
100000 insurance over all other
agents of the company. he was no.
titled yesterday.
AS winner Mr.. Gettis will loccupy
the seat of honor at the banquet to
be given Walter Lemar Talbot by
agents of the company in Philadel-
phia, Pa, next Saturday. Mr.. Gettis
wrote insurance totaling $685. 500 in
the campaign. He was congratulate
ed yesterday in kilograms from Of
hcials of the company.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

Washington view was expressed
yesterday by two men thus:
The japanese will agree to leave
'Shantung in a document signed in
the Union Station as the delegation
leaves" said one.
Perhaps" said the second, but
* will not become effective until
after the four-power treaty, the
nve-power treaty and the nine
power treaty are ratified by the
United States Senate"
In any event, Japanese diplomacy
does not use the method expressed
in the familiar phrase send no
money"
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
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The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

CoHftHtcd IroW Fupe OHe.
sionai committee began last week
and although the hearings on the
public school budget are executive
or behind closed doors" the news
has leaked out from time TO time
and Il vas not long before most
OF the story of the inquisition on
the Columbian Information Bureau
became Whispered about
DR.. Frank w. Ballou. superin-
tendent Of Washington public
schools. was Questioned as TO Ed
wards business affairs and IL has
beeh repeated from the session that
he replied that he had no influence
In the election OF members OF the
Board Of Education and also dis
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

In marshes, where Understanding
prevails, many wild duck swallow
bird shot, along with the gravel and
nne pebbles that aid the process of
digestion in their gizzards. This
causes lead poisoning and extensive
mortality among the birds.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
CITIZENS URGE
SUNDAY LAW
!. AND SUFFRAGE
Resolutions p assed by
North Washington Cit
izens' Association.

Suffrage foA residents of the Dis.
trict to enable them 10 participate
1 nthe making Of laws by which
they are governed.
Passage of legislation providing
for the proper observance Of sun
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
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$40. ...'...-...... CSC
sxy., Nc
Nicks Nspo Rub. &c. Sec. Sis
W-'wsmpole's Cod Liver
w OIL, pint ...Ssc
NJ witch Hazel. = pit, zoe;
fint -.......-........ .SSe
~ BdH1KuYR GRVDRg1
HlS 21& 81
| 35c Razor Aid"
ShaUing Cream, Csc
forms a IRISH. creamy lather
-softens the beard, soothes
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.ailOrders Promptly
Filled by Experts

Don't pay high prices for drug store merchandise
IL you live outside OF Washington, by
Decentralization and prompt service guaran-
teed Prices always low, and substantial savings
the result to those who purchase by mail.
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EDWARDS SAYS
HE SELLS BRAINS
AS SCHOOL HEAD

CONTAINED from Pogo ose.
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MODEL
SCHOOL S YSTE M
FOR CAPITAL CITY

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Single
Night

Queen Anne Lotion
sort e n s and soothes
& h and chapped
hands and face - IL
gives to the skin the
luxurious glow of health
1T is ideal for men
after shaving. Queen
Anne Lotion,
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Apprehension IL Greater.

Yet the nearer We get to the end
the greater the apprehension over
Shantung, and the profounder The
mystery over Japanese purpose
You read in the press dispatches
much talk about many matters re-
latins to the regulating war prac-
tees, but these are routine-ther.
Is only one problem left. And the