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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03
Lafayette Is listed by
Bandet Gang
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Confined from first page)
some manner became wedged and they
could not open it.
Their explosions tore plaster from
the ceiling and walls, ruined furni-
ture, fixtures and office equipment,
causing damage of $1,400 to the vault
and safe and more than $4,000 dam
age to the building and fixtures, ac-
cording to the estimate of bank Off
eials.
: Within the safe was $4,000 in money
and about $4,000 in securities, many
of them negotiable. About $40 in
small change lay around in the vault,
but this they did not touch. Nor did
they modest the safety deposit boxes,
mary of which contained valuables
and negotiable paper.
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ANCIENT CHANT REVIVED

Beirut. Syria.-For many centuries.
children in Palestine have used, for
grace before meals. q chant which has
been handed down from early church
fathers. The chant survives today
as Q thrice-daily exercise in all
orphanages OF the Near East Relief.
Several thousand copies of words and
music have been sent to America for
use In the observance of Golden Rule
Sunday on December Z.
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COOLIDGE STATES
WORLD POLICY
Address Before Golden Rule Din
ner of Near East Relief Is
Nations Platform.
AMERICA WILL Do HER SHARE
Ambassadors Of Many Foreign
Lands Give Endorsement to
Golden Rule Idea.

The address of President Coolidge
at the Golden Rule dinner of the Near
East Relief in Washington a few days
ago is one of the most important
declarations on foreign policy and in
ternational relations which he has
made since he assumed the presi-
~dency. In it he embodies. after pro-
found thought and consideration, his
conception Of the position which the
United States should assume in world
affairs. He becomes the sponsor of
the Golden Rule idea among nations,
and his picture of the part America
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HOW'S THIS ;

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what we claim for it-rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by ca
tarrh. We do not recommend it for any
other disease.
ia hALLS CAIARHH MEDiClNE Us
the blood upon the mucous surfaces of
the system. thus reducing the infiamma-
ton and assisting Nature in restoring
normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
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bors. We have no better wish than
to be good and helpful neighbors
with all. Though we may have seemed
aloof from the scenes of conflict, our
people insisted on bearing their
share in the world struggle. Later.
when for a time chaos threatened,
our people were ready with assistance
for the unfortunate and suffering. l
have seen tabulations which showed.
item by item, total of more than
seventeen billion dollars of American
wealth poured eutTin aid of our asso.
ciates in the war; and of suffering
peoples wherever. they were to- be
found since the war.
81 Millions for Near East
aside from ten billion dollars of
loans to foreign treasures, the total
represented operations in private
financing to the extent of three bill.
lions: three hundred millions to the
Red Cross; contributions to the Amer
lean relief administration, aggregat-
ing two hundred millions; the Near
East Relief work, to which more than
eighty-two million dollars was de
voted, and other items represented
by the work OF long list of other
societies and associations. No ap
peal has gone UNDECIDED by our cpeo;
Pile, whether in behalf of those who
had been our friends or our enemies
in time Of conflict.
America Needs No Apology
Il do not think that our country
needs to assume any attitude of apo,
ogy. l have every respect for the
governmental and social institutions
of other peoples. but have little sym.
patty with our fellow citizens who
profess to see In them something
better adapted to our own needs than
those which we have developed our
selves. and who are vaguely apollo
getic of the fact that they are Ameri
cans. Neither have l any sympathy
with those who are unwilling or un.
able to look beyond our shores and
who content themselves with an
equally vague and unmeaning asser-
tion of their Americanism. reserve
my approval for those who. while
thoroughly American. yet do not pro-
pose to live unto themselves alone.
who are oblivious neither to duty or
to charity. but who cherish as indi
viduals and as citizens the golden
rule of action among our own people.
American Plan Praised
SIT is my opinion that the policy
adopted by America is the one most
likely to promote peace and good Will
toward US among other nations. Our
government has extended to other
governments loans and credits, which
they are beginning to repay. l be-
lieve there is a moral obligation to
make such repayments, and for that
reason l am opposed to the cancella-
ton of international Indebtedness.
1T is through practical. workaday
procedures that our country has
sought to be helpful in q world filed
with troubles. 1t may be admitted
that our people give little confidence
to fine professions and pious phrases.
America is ready today. as always,
to do its full share. It wants the
peace of good will and of the Golden
Rule; not the peace of force i'm
posed by those who have power. II
does not want peace as an interlude
OF brightness here and there In q
world still addicted to war. It wants
peace. as the normal. the right: the
assured estate in world from which
a wiser generation shall have forever
] outlaws aggressive war;"
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SPECIAL RADIO PLANS
FOR golden RULE DAY
Stations Throughout America viii
Broadcast Sunday Programs
for Near East Relief.

In connection with the statewide
celebration of International Golden
Rule Sunday on December 7. which is
being arranged through state and
county committees of the Near East
Relief. it is announced that special
radio programs are being arranged for
that day by all the broadcasting sta
lions in the United States. Practically
every regular Sunday program will be
devoted to the observance of this day,
with appropriate music and sermons,
and several stations which are or
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03

Other old bachelors will probably
consider this treason, but the fact re-
mains that when a man bursts into
fame, and hops up the ladder of sue
cess, three or four rungs at a time
you will generally find that he has q
clever wife. Ted Christianson, Min
nesOta's new governor, is no excep-
ton Ted has loads of ability, but
the. loyalty and inspiration of the
girl who said Eyes" when he was a
struggling young lawyer should be
given honorable mention in his rapid
climb to the top rungs.
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Redwood Trims Big
Stone S. D. on Tur-
key Day

Continued from first page
ability to spear passes while on the
run, his terrific line plunges and his
end runs Thursday were on par
with his. seasons record, a veritable
whirlwind on wheels.
Thursdays game the last of the 1924
season paid for itself, expenses being
S150 and receipts about $153.
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TO BLESS AMERICANS

Moscow.-The annual ceremony Of
the Armenian church. known n the
Blessing OF the Americans" win
take place at Erivan. Caucasian Rus
sia, next month. The Armenian Cath
olicos or Pope will preside. The
ceremony Is an expressions Of graft
tuds for help which the United States
has extended to Armenia through the
Near East Relief during the past few
years.
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Every Day. at Armory
S December II
CONTINUED from first page)

the usual problems of keeping the
domestic machinery of the average
American home running smoothly
under the stress and strain of all
characters to be found there. There
is nothing of the overdone and ultra
modern problem or sex play about it
and. its charm lies in its simplicity
and. genuineness. 1t should prove
alike popular with the old-young folks
and .the young-old folks Of this COM
munity.
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On Their WAY.

''We may as well give up trying to
get into society" said Newrich in dis
enlargement. THE barrier is insur-
mOuntable."
Nonsense" returned Mr.. Newrich.
''We'Il get over it in time"
postulated.
mo. but our money has" said his
wife.-Western Christian Advocate
tCincinnatD.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATE cents per word for
first issue; cent per word for
each succeeding issue. Want
advertisements, notices OF
church suppers, entertainments,
etc. run among news items by
request will be charged for at
the rate Of cents per word.
Unless otherwise requested all
such advertising will be run in
this column.
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should take in European reconstruc-
ton is permanent contribution to
the basic documents of American
craftsmanship.
The occasion of the dinner was
made internationally notable by the
presence OF the diplomatic repre-
sentatives of many foreign countries.
President Coolidge introduced his ad-
dress by reference to the signifi-
canoe of their presence as an endorse
ment of the Golden Rule campaign
Of the, Near East, Relief, which, will
eliminate in the observance of Golden
Rule Sunday on December Z. Presi-
dent Coolidge said, "It would be diff
cult to choose a theme more inspir
ing for such an occasion as this than
that which has been made your text.
the Golden Rule. ! note with pleas
ure that, an impressive number Of the
diplomatic corps in this capital are
present. extend greetings and ap-
precautions for the approval which
their presence signifies" 8
The Presidents address was one OF
the longest he has made this fall. &C.
cupying several columns. The follow
ing extract is taken from copy
which has been printed for circulation
in this state by the state Golden Rule
Committee of the Near East Relief:
Urges Golden Rule
"That rule of ethical guidance
which we have come to designate as
the Golden Rule is common to all the
great systems of religion and to the
entire philosophy of human relation
ship. AS St. Matthew writes it down,
we read: Therefore, all things what
soever We would that men should do
to you, do We even so to them It
Is a rule worthy OF all acceptance
and to be translated into the terms
Of relationships among communities
and peoples, among races and nations.
Those among us who are required
to give consideration to the difficult
and complicated relations between
the great communities of the world;
those whose concern is for the main
tenance of peace, of mutual helpful
ness and generous cooperation among
the nations. will do well to keep al
ways in the front of our thoughts this
simple precept. The philosophers
have examined it and found it good.
The writer's whose hands held the
pen of inspiration have enjoined it
upon US.
with the passing generations 1t
comes more and more into acceptance
as the soundest guide to human con-
duct. So, on an occasion such as
this, designed to impress this con-
cept of right relations among men
and states. it Is most reassuring to
see gathered together so many who
are accredited spokesman of national
concerns, and so many others who
from their private stations in life
have sought by their works of charity
to give meaning, force and illumina-
ton to this noble conception.
II know you win all join me in
the hope that what shall be said
here and at many other gatherings
which viii have like inspiration and
purpose will be accepted as signif-
cant Of earnest hope and determined
intent to further In every possible
way the neighborly kindness. the
reciprocal helpfulness and the real
BROTHERHOOD Of all humanity.
Anniversary Of War
I'VE have just come to the end OF
q decade of the most momentous
events IN the modern world. The
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03

There are more important things
than being out in the woods hunting,
but we can't think of any of them
RICH now.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03

Ted Christianson's friends are not
surprised that he. landed in the gov
errors chair. All they wonder at is
what detained him.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03

OFfAn6GO ". VIONhEY
For several years general secretary
of the Near East Relief in America.
Mr.. Vickrey has been honored by cleo
ton to the presidency of the Inter
national Near East Association. COM
posed Of representatives of 20 nations.
The organization is sponsoring the in
ternational observance Of Golden Rule
the refugee orphans Of Bible Lands.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03

"a speech is entertaining only when
serenely detached from all informa-
tion."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03
Anniversary Of War

I'VE have just come to the end of
decade of the most momentous
events IN the modern world. The
tsnfh anniyersary of the beginning Of
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FOR SALE: Two hard coal heaters
in good condition. Phone 483.
15-tf.
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FOR SALE: Kerlin Quality English
American S. c. White Leghorn
Cockerels 800 to 331 egg strain.
This is pedigreed stock. H. F.
Geske, Redwood Falls, MINI. R. l.
19-4ts. pd.
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FOR SALE: Long black Melton ov-
ercoat, new velvet collar, medium
size, for sale cheap. The Ramsey
Hotel. 21-tf.
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WANTED: At once middle aged wo-
man to take charge and do cooking
for small hotel. Experience neces-
sary. Write or-~call Commeneia,
Hotel, Dawson, Mimi. 21-1t.
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CALL ON H. P. Peavey FOR
WOOD OR PHONE, MRS. B. j.
REYNOLDS. 19-4ts. pd.
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FOR SALE: Purebred Poland China
Boar two years old, and also four
year old Shropshire Buck. Winn
and Orth, Redwood Falls, MINI.
21-3ts.
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Observation-Disclosures
REAL ESTATE
iIOunES FOR SALE.
Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex, practically
new. all conveniences, the bulletins. two
sleeping pQrches. breakfast nook. double
garage. 75-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. Just off Broad
way and outside city limits, would sub
n.it offer.
Large 16-room apartment house on
large. corner lot on very top OF Alamo
Heights, overlooking the city, paved
street with cement walks. garages and
tion. price reduced $1,000. something for
a shrewd investor.
CIoseIn five-room bungalow with bath.
hell. sewers. gas. electricity. on paved
street, cement curb and walks, only
$4,000. subject to Confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert Il. Lee street.
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near.
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
& TRUST co.
TT. III. 2i5 w. Commerce st.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

H. 7. Bernhard. four-room dwelling,
Cactus: 800.
A. G. Maincro. one room, Morales;
$3.50
T. Garcia. one room, Guadalupe: s125.
j. \. Mason. porch. Cooper: 5000.
F. {. Coy. porch, High: $500.
r. Wilson, three-room dwelling, Doug
las; s1lOO.
b. Cortez, three-room dwelling. Mitch
ell. $500.
B. Rodiguez. store. Colima: s1e5.
First Baptist Church. temporary tab
ernacle, Fourth; $1,000.
S. A. Freedom, six-room dwelling.
Summit; $4,000
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DELIVERY SERVICE.

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Light IL late or Irregular YOU Will DO us
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Department
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SALES DEPT, CONFESS REALTY CO..

PROSPECT HILL. BUNGALOW. FOUR
rooms large screened sleeping porch,
modern. built for a home. Call mornings
before IL a. M. evenings after ) p. m.
2S06 Saunders Ave.
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Called communica-
ton OF Triunc lodge No.
Is. A. F. & a. NJ, this
cFridsD evening. at
$50 O'clock. 6lS1s Ma
yr.o 81. third floo;.
Work in +. 4. and i. {.
degrees. Visiting breth-
rem fraterna.ly invited.
HELL. :. ".
tIkER JE.. Secretary.
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FARMS AND RANCHES
~--------S>-
HERE. HERR. SPORTSMAN,

HERE HERR. SPORTSMAN,
RANCHMAN. FARMER.
1850 acres in Mason and Kimble coun-
ties near London. Fenced wolf proof:
cross-fenced; fronts, on South Llano and
watered by Big and Little Saline and
springs: 500 acres good farming land;
ranch land good; open. smooth coun-
try; live oak and mesquite timebr. plenty
good bearing pecan, trees; fine fishing;
splendid hunting grounds: will subdivide.
Price si2 acre: will subdivide.
MAX BLUM.
Fredericksburg Tex.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
l.-G. y.
No. s-Frorn Laredo ........7:o0 a. m.
No. s-From 81. Louis and.
Kansas City ..........g:30 T. m.
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points ........... $3.50 n. m.
No. 3-From 81. Louis .6:45 %. m
No. 1-F'om ST. Louis. Santa
Fe. Conn. (Sunshins
4DeCtafl
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5000 Cash-S35 Per
MOnth-Total S34OO

real new five-room bungalow Of
merit. one of best in its neighborhood.
This house has nineteen windows. SPLEEN
did foundation: linoleum ON two floors
window shades. real nice electrical fix
lures. four-piece plumbing. all built-ins,
garage; on good street, half-block Of car.
Lot 6OxiSi fenced chicken proof in rear.
]. T. LYLE REALTY co.
Nothing But a Square Deal Goes"
200 Gibbs Bldg. CIR. us.
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uELp WANTED MALE OR FEMALE

COLORED MEN AND WOMEN MAKE
big money during spare time selling
improved sta -Strate. Wonderful new
liquid. absolutely straightens hair with
out hot combs. Positively docs not turn
hair red or brown but restores the nat
ural color making the hair beautiful
black. Everybody praises Sta-Strate.
Try IL and convince yourself. Price 81.
Pay postman when he brings bottle with
agency proposition. order now. Sta-Strate
Corporal ton. Atlanta. Ga.
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WANTED TO RENT
FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
used furniture. Globe FurniturI
40 S. Flores st. CIR. S6i3.
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SG,455

month pays for new five-room
house: strictly up-to-datc; ereat bargain
$3.50: 'onl- $3.50 cash. no commissions
on this deal owner. Or. 9s2.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

BEACON HILL, MODERN SEVEN
room bungalow. built-in features.
iouble garage, good neighborhood, paved
street. four doors from car line, for sale
,r will take good lot as part payment.
Inquire 422 Soledad st.
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LOOK UP

Your Panama hat now
and bring IL to me-"
DUPUY. the Hat King
120 Jefferson st. Phone CT. 1871.
NICE ATTRACTIVE Two-RooM
apartment with private bath, conven-
lent location. reasonable rent. 1907 5.
Alamo.
ONE FIVE-RooM STRICTLY MODERN
beautifully furnished. with glasscd in
sleeping porch hot and cold water. pri-
waite entrance. 7iO Ruiz: very reasonable.
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
south sleeping porchcs. private bath
nd entrance. an new and spotless. also
garages. Mission 21S3. Mission 1856.
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DINING ROOM
SUITES

Golden and fumed oak 4e-inch /.
extension tables. buffet and six
$50: 40. IS and 54-inch tables: &
unfinished round drop leaf breakfs
bles. So: chairs. s1.75: oak rockers
and leather seats. $3.50 to $3.50: n
tweIve-foot genuine canvas back liI
art SQUARES. s1i.5e; genuine eanra
linoleum. 90c yard; Feltex wat4
floor carpet. 60c yard; rug bordei
yards. house stepladders. 81: screerf
15c TO So: enamels. Varnishes ami
nish stains, COO quart; house
white and all colors. ss.ss gallon
orders filled.
SANTA FEE SALVAGE co.
4is and as East Commerce \
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HOUSES FURNISHED
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
TT 80 N-n-T " LITpN IGLEn
NOTWITHSTANDING
APARTMENTS FURNISHED


ss2 FOURTH. ONE a DOWNSTAIRS
two-room apartment. close-in.
ALAMO HEIGHTS DUPLEX, CLEAN,
modern, southeast apartment. living
room, dining room. kitchen, sleeping
porch, bath. garage and phone. 121
Montclair Ave.
PROSPECT HILL-THREE AND FOUR
room southeast apartments, sleeping
porches, private baths. Pittsburg heaters.
ceiling fans, garages summer rates. 3O3
$. Pinto st. Tr. 7ll7.
TWO WELL FURNISHED APART
ments. one $50 a month. the other sSv'
Each with kitchen and sleeping porch
facing south; closc-in: furnace heat,
Pittsburg heater. all modern convent
ences. For further particulars ring IT.
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WANTED HOUSES

HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS. HOUSES
or stores. Richey & Casey.
| WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSE BAR
gain, any condition. any location. IL
priced right for quick sale. Tr. 1879 or
5li Houston Bldg.
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TEN statesmen

Men capable of producing re-
suits in house to- house solicita ton.
Apply to Mr.. Burton at the office
of The Light. 507-511 Z. Travis st.
tomorrow morning at $50.
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Called communica =
tion Of Alamo lodge No.
-. A., +. a A. NJ. this
Friday) evening at $3.50
o'clock. Work in the
Il. A. and +. G. degrees.
Visiting brethren fra
ternally invited to at
tend. CRefreshments.)
REN LOGAN. w. II.
$. J. WINTERS. Sec $.
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Statesmen WANTED
SITUATION WANTED MALE

minimum zoe a day.. SC word for
four consecutive days. payable in ad
vance
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RENTALS
ArARrMENTs EuRNIsHEp

TWO AND ONE-HALF BLOCKS ID
office, two-room apartment: gad
everything furnished. se5; aIso slid
rooms. place for car. no children.l
Nacogdoches.
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New Homes for Colored
On Kentucky Ave, 500 G..

These are beautiful Colonial finished
homes OF four rooms and bath: have
water and inside toilets Price $3.50
SALES DEPT. CONFESS REALTY CO.