03-02-1922. » . - ~ f . . ¢ 'Lu r .. " ' * " ~. 1 f " - ".a:4~55~_5.-
ann. Nm. renin za, 1922.
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THE ENTERPRISE I,_,_':°'__.___;_"'§;; ':..';":§;.§;E. B. Caffifinv Attorney.Aww 'nm aqrrou rpomw ra a uqucunuussu wn u mrw m q u a m m u n
snr: OP NEBRASKA. z ll.wumqgmn ww.A LOCAL NEWSPAPER mnusrrnonnsr muncu Nousg
Pntrlodc pictures next Sunday enm-
l u"My well beloved had I. vineyard
T h i s m e p m n u e h u a m d i n
mn h mm r u a 1 » ~ m n am iIed ld
upon thc debt! owing to uid defend-
lnt gn-cl moneysdue andowingto
uid ddudant m W ashington c oun-
1| The County CwnIn the lhtter of tha Estate of NM:
Truhlsen.Dec eu d:_
ALL THE PEOPLE
s a q e f 'i f
A?.."'-L uw »=~'i1'n3'f1'»-»s~!.~593fl. 1|GE NERA L A ND L OCA L NE W S Ai m COM ME NT
r it, uxd gathered out the atnnes umm-burrrc.Jones,u n n l11.acumen," " " ' ' " " " " _"of, and planud it with the c hoicost Chuia Gehrke and Hike Nelson.3; §'£|':hi92 2 ; _ t u ; § 3 3 6 5 * ~
vine. md bum a tower in the midstYoun ouquired toannrersaid exch ,,f',,;,| ,§,¢,,_ to receive ,Ed ex-
BLA1R,.wAsH1NG'roN COUNTY, NEB SKA, MARCH z 19m NO.5VOL. XXVIE-,'wfaunn= drove so om. Ffa- {1l¢£§i==-Q .na he looked me is wma April, wee.d
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lay fora short visit..brimI nh grapes, and it broughtlhtegm Helen x1»~1==;°.f.1'=f<-M w mf .ffm francs."waz.POPULAR BLAIR TEACHRR wnns
Miss Edna Reynarcl, peemanship in~
structoi ln the city schools, surprised
her lilany friends, on last Saturday by
slipping quietly to Omaha when she
\\1l| lmibed ln marriage to Mr. Floyd
Hardy, of Missouri Valley. .cr
Misa Reynard. arhoeo home le in
Mt. Ayr. Iowa, B teaahing her second
year here and hu endeared hcreclf
"to all of her pupils.. She has made
many fdends in Blair by her llne
vromonly qualities and pleasant ways
me all are loath to ima her leave.
However, she will llnish the school
year after which the young couple
will be ot home to their friends in
Missouri Yalley where Hr. Hardy e
fnnaed in the zmdortalrinl business.
me sulln lcrws
IIOP ES To CL EAN COUNTY 0 ?
TUBB RCULAR CATTLE
. . . -Goremment, State and local veter
lnariane are meeting with the c ap-
tains of ihe townships when exten-
sive area eradication of tuberculosis
ie to smart tdmorrow morning.The
meeting is helng held at the Blair
Court House and final plans will be
mode for carrying on the work.The
lo c d mc n a r e to b e e mp lo y e d a s r a :
ular government men for the dura-
tlorro! this work.They will work for
s few days each wilth a gcwcmment
men,when they will all sepante
nnrl »n||mln mlll intl! ht? hlmaalf.
METROPOLITAN ENTERTAINEBS
To Anyone,Greetings:
J ust a tw words d i ntroduc tion
of the Hetropolltans:The best we
can say is they can entertain any
audience.no matter how cosmopoli-
tan or critical.As a ulilt they are
great and as individuals each one
stands out as an artist You eannot
make s mllilke in Ivmrlfl them for
antertslnmmts.They play and lin!
both popular and honest.-to-God mu-
mslmcr lunurr
LAK!I ALICE SCHOOL n l s r m c r
TE KA MA H FI RE D EP T
SHOW S OFF
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Dr.,I. Lukers, mayor of Telcamah
and half a dozen other men1hers of
QF :<10'I'rSBLUl-'FSTJDUNTY 'the Tckamah Gro department ,on;c n o s l - : s o o o n s | z » ¢ r < 1 t h e c l t y ' s n e w f i r e n a a r ,a e -
scended upon Herman Tuesday after-
.Tllv ronwolidated school znentloned onn with their c ut-out wide open
W W ge the one when M. A Slnullfd their rlrene slgnnl horn belehing
f¢:ncrly of this city, has been serv-excrucitating melody that would make
ng au euperlntendlnt the pad year.HT! daughter, Misa Fern, is a teacher'
in the rr des.slc.Respectfully,l ."'pg d Gm"c m ;Isa Burien Tin Heavyoyrt,rrnan.._American Legion, Zanesville, Ohio.1 "mf,?;;;=f=
_,,,=,.:;==';"""°" school dis l
'Plane company will .give two enter
tainments at the li .E.church on
Wednesday,Marc h 3.-4 P xo.and
0 . 1 :
¢ ta l ve years a n by
the practically unanimous vote of the'
=~s;f» of the ICHODI districts 36 and
33,so near bankruptcy that it wlll
an Indian, war dance sound like an
eollan harp.Hdtlng in their mad
career at the comer of Fifth and Hain
streets they hitched their red wagon
to the nre Plus and ln lea: time than
ir. takes to tell it were shooting the
atmosphere full °£ water a hundred
feet above l{erman's tallest sky
WASH. C0. PIDNEERS
HONURED BY FRIENDS
. . . || . .
RESIDENTS DP w s e m x c m o x
COUNTY FOR se YEARS.
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The William Allen fam: home in
the Long Creek school diatrlet,so
fansllarlly known so friends far and
near an "Sunnyside," was the scene
of n very memorable alfalr on Bun-
day Feb.19.when ndgllbora and
friends gdore gathered there io Pl!
their respects to wo pioneer dtluba
of Washington eounty.w I ' r mscraper.L. . _ ; ' i c ~ f f .'.'l'E,"i" |.......... 'ff ~
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¥L`f§§`sIH»r¢E`mEE£ii»`!£°`i1\ the 17thL ""`""'"' visitor """"'"iviw ¢».n`¢¢13 the pastor ww thePaul M. Barry, Plaintiff,E£§'Hf§1Eh61A. U. 1922. and duH.J.GibsonwenttoT°`k°'"'"'ohu1m mmv By 0'H:.n3on Mlher a 0'nion :in #nm :imma :Br pymesnt °f mu 1'.P..[h ? . . \ . - . Z3. i 'f. f. f'. f'. . f1 'fI. ° .f¢ . . . . . m l n .. ~ T. . , § f" T. n . . . , , f,. a v ¢ § \ f\ g\l \I: |A hi m1\|.f.|)fI1E\"l.n*il*~Q u eY a n g'T D Ms a i d~~o f
March. 1922.m .,____with ~ viney ard like thin?W lut is
this vineyard?Lit ua have your an-
swer before 9:00 1. ln. Tuesday. 28.
li: and NouCatl1oIic. to attendany
or niloftheseservices.beginning
.. ., _._,..,.
We have them ordered for next Sun
dw evening, you ara vrdcome..
J. A. Johnson, putor.
u n u - n\
LEGAL NOTICES
Nollcel0 NonResident Deflndanl
{}'Hanlm1. Maher & 0'llanlon,
Attorneys-
In the District Court of W uhirgton
County, Nebrulu.
Paul M. Barry, Pllinl.ifl',
-vs-ParkerBrother:LandCompany,3
Corporation.Defendant.
To Parker Brothen Land Company.
A Corporaxion:You will take notice
that onthe16th day ofFebruary,
1922. Paul M. Barry. plsiutiff, filed his
petition in the Uztrioi Court of Wuh-
inztoncounty,Nebraska,uzainst
Parka;BrothenLandCompany.1
corporation, the object and prayer of
whichistorecoverthem mof
;a134.oo. together with interest there-
on at ihe rate of seven per cent per
annum from the first dw of Marc h
1921. and costs of said ggtion, said
sum of S313-1.00, withmid interest.
being now dueandpayabletothe
:mid plaintiff from the said defendant
es comrnilsiona and moneys due for
commiuionn for the sale of real en-
I
ending Good Friday night
C. A. Beyersdorfer.
Notice olHeulnl.App olnt mmi a l uid ~ ty C ou rt, t his I~ da y of
AdmlnlnlntorI"e'{.) 1922.A CDEBEL.
STATE OI-' NHRASKAas.a~s¢~c;"my .1
.In Th e C o u n t y C o u r tI nt h eM a t h e ro ft h eE l m .o f~BHERIFFS SALE Names
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leu.Want More liggs?
»F e e dK i n gJ o y ' sL a y mg ' M a s h
Kip; Joy`s Laying um is ¢}mP°"<i of rw nmwmilk
Pfefxpiimd Bone Flour. Yeut Vitamines. Ground Egg
Shelli. Slum Cooked Ont Grolts and Kiln Drled Conf
Hearts.'These ingredient! un pmportioned in mlke the
Shell, Talk and While ol the egg..I! fed as we direct your
hem will lay eggs.There |i :ia need of feeding Anything
else except | eerkh fred for the mxintenxnee uf the body.
There is no particular reuon when n hen ls cared for pro~
perly that lhe should not ky em durlng the irlnlet
munthl, when eggs are hlgh inpriceand prom! arelarger.
ll Defi' have a dry place. comfortable quarters and proper
iced they should lay mt all Kimes of the year.They are
cruwd for that purpose.
Feed King Joy's [laying Mash
SOLD AT
oades Coal rf Feed .Store
_____ ___ _ | _ . __
by the c lerk of the district c ourt of
Washington county, Nebraska, on n
decree of foreclosure wherein John C.
Hzmmnng is plaintiff and Clan Belle
Burroughs,Elmer O. Burroughs at al
are defendants. I will sell at public
auciion to the highest bidder for ash
at the west front door of the court
house in the city of Blair, Washington
county, Nebruka, on the 21th day of
February . 1922. at one o'clo& P. ll.
the following lands and tenements to
satisfy the judgment and costs in uid
action.Lot three, block eleven, Ar-
lnigton, W nhington oounty, Nehru-
ka.
Dated January 25th, 1922.
HAURICE MEHRENS.
52-:arSheril.
The heirs at mwfiiéxn of kin. de-§Attorneys.risen. lezstees. creditors. and
rlncanxlnlnn-mumumln aqua gag; \;=-""*-?..2.".."§""""""'°;'.T.|
qmt§nu~as ;t present organized Xor 'Dre party included Ben 0. McDonald" xrulcnwnu ' "' " " "w w w "'gg ""'"mag tue more woeb.and Lynn Plrrllh, former Hermmzitas, dll' and John A. I d' ur o
. l'bl'a\~ing an all day union of thethe funnor at tha wheel of the truc k. ~ m, E"l'f'.if'F__ ....:.L\-...
and friends Of 1.110 ~ f8¢l that lhH§nn| nil n;vlvn| in iilnir nn vat.
EEE' "'"?° no mlshh il elwllllll ""I "`-hi ,];,;,;,T,;,;,;;,;, aa; Gm\.|§éib¢i£i¢a for "P M-s» ~=°=93»e'!"-
me panner.
"i'éF§»iiul1lion was out several d~ ~ , ; " " " ' = '"" " 5' * "" "repahin||,' the tenant house on the A. nuzoasr-E. Dixon mm which Lafe Golden will.,.?~1"'iL1$'°'n§»">':1~ :§1a"nf»r\`M:§l
~ num and Watson Tyam etch ters were nhoppers ln Fremont Satur-
bou ht hrv mfleh cows last took.di? evening.u i . mdHn .Rdph Ray nr: the
proudmrnntaof 1 baby dxughter.BELL CREEK VALLEY NEW S
The mothor and babe ue nr. the home
of "flu 190 018011.Mr :IInflnln T.|\lIms\n nf Wlnllnu
Wm. Thomas was down from To
knmnh Saturday shaking hands wit*fr¥0-rd,_Geo.BrodersnnofFortMar vinColo., mme Monday for o viqit will
l'|4'*1'rMAsaDixon o! Blair wasin townSzlturdr-.'..-Un Monrlav JohnS'!r¥nn»r skinnedoizht of his doo nook of Buff 0!P'"?1
M we go lu press me sau news olthe death of cur old friend, Charley
Sclleck. of Omaha, reaches us.
Mr. Sellec k vu bum Nov. 2, 1829
and hu livcd nenriy s century, hav-
ing passed the age of 92 years.
He lived for many y an in W uh-
lnxlon county. naar Herman,on the
farm and later. as a citizen of Blmlr
a n d.t h e o ' d t i m e r s a n d a l l n f t h e
Q \
clude these lo that thc whole county\ , Hr. }{(}_ Jemw, president of the
rn.\y be listed ll CIBII1.It i s fEn "'| |h]|,jpgg-Burt county _drainage
that thla ls the real dm of area endi-
cation Wbrk.
Quietly and emciently the Wash
ington county fair board is laying
phre for one of t.he.biagut and best
county fairs ln the state for next flll.
The hat fair was a decided mcrw.
dlstzrict spoke of the hisinry of that
project,mentiqning the 0¥€tWh¢lm-ing opposition 1Ihf¢h lt first encoun-
tzrcd.H a s t n n e d t h a t n o f a r u h e
knew there is not n dngle :rim con-
cerned who 'wld not .c llmr them to
take the ditc h any .Hr. Nelson of
heartily £nd0l86d by all ul! D105 0f|[hg engineering hun ;und;,d ' n d
aside u " $ L " 1 L " ~OYSTER SUPPER A SUCCESS
rar-n : a m i d m n c m m
115-five high sch 1 n ll " P e n eme '.,..,.,.,~ u n hu lls . , ; : °, , : " :; , m' ;ther uw oy lter supper puma ol! by
gh school di,t,;¢|_nm wg; 5, althn men at the M. E. churc h baumcnt
engnrsmsm md . r a ent ¢f last Tuesdny evening was a gnnd me-
, . i , ,of the grades Inc ing the c eu financ ially md lodafir-.
octogenariarm;tlgc highut point
reached was by Mrs. Clarks: Wilcox,
who was B4 year: dd |ut Oc tober,
bu t a s a bc n mnr k ld 33 ;¢ , ,_ "vu
the youngest ln the company present'
sn d h y h e r p hy n i c lla n dmu xta lc a -
purity no one doulied her.S h i l i l
augur of pupils so u,eu,'dm.;The entertainment for the evenin the distlc etion £1 belngthe oléutgb
j, _, ,,at the school ,11-k.t n o w n a rumiahed by 'the m m hand. Her present except Hearn Mlm mul
M... \h.|\ ._.:¢|-»\.- 1.......\|:...:|.fr\...Tll!Y Dlly I f ¢ W ! ! l ¢ C f . i o n l ~With hi!!hulb lnd, ul!
I - s m i l e
Sunday evening Mr. and Mn. Km-nethTysonentertainedtheConetyfamily. Byron Baud and family and
||,:,HenryHeardm dMrs.RonaSars vialleld Hr. and Hrs. Laughlin
arent of 'Herman Sundav.sMuay are fruihxint with severe colds
and lzrlnpe due perhaps to the change-
gbie weather.A.Sluregrh umovedhisfnrnllvfrmn Rlulr 20 e fam in the Kindred
datalei.Mr. and Mrs Wnhan Tvion altend-
edUre mlniedfolksdanceFridaynirhl..IThe rnmher and sister of Lair Gol-
den came fromIon Mo nd ay for nvial! amen! relatives.Mr. :nd Mrs. C. B. Bunn visited at
m n .n e r m l nn e r l w l lI 5B u n nl v 'her daughter, Mn. Ernest Heir
their hutcherlnr.TheFoutanellenubf sc hool
five a play and almrl programdw evening, Feb. 24.
Mr.andMrs.Aux.I d lmn ndnulhbenMary,andMrandM' -.Albert Llllmnn :spent Sunday at the
Wm. Heltman home.Mr. and Mrs. liuhiman of Bernmn
with
willF,g-
and
SDPM Snlnflay nt the Mrs. Sadie Men-Kerlnht. homeMrsWm. Willienlmr entertained nf
number of :wuz folks at her homeP"rflnv eveningThe Messrs Herman and Wm. Lal'-
°"'-"l 11'd families of \\'in\\low snfwt
3°1"=*n\' at the home of Mm Minnie
herdeathhasbeenlltflédtfl more
than two weeks and Gnnliy e-'me to
relieve her Intense sufredne. ThmnvhI! nil she has been klnfl and patient
n-d zmnredetcel all that hu been done
fmherorllvrezrettinr.nashesooften mid. that she could nat unasit.Punernlservice# were heldSaturdayandintermentmadeinthe
Blair remelerv ,.On Wedncsdav nf'»rnon'\. Pc-la. 15Mrs Hnetinn end Mrs. D. W .[Zut-Iedme entertained the members of fh-
Ladien Aid al. n. Valentine Ten at thel'n"\e of the Ini*rr nt the Wood"-U11»rilkerneh.Almutfnrtv-firele r epresent and n verv pleasant nfiernburl
wus spent by all in games and ronLnllnann|ve\'v~t'n'.delicinns luncheon was
minion ihesr nroeeeded to liven nn lllfontnnelle and Ft. Calhoun.
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and honorable In me ueanngs mmothers, exercising good judgment in
Business and n loyal friend and neigh-
bor.lie lenvee a wile'nnd one daughter,
Hrs. Oltie Berg who reside in Omllly
s r .5l.\RY'S AUXIL IARY MEETS
A: the mms =3=eef»inz lui wk Itlllmié J é\¢§é`i¢:¢ ui; um lord uni
was decided to enlarge on the boyz'
and girls' club deplrtrnent.Approxi-
rnelely $280.00 was appropriated for
prize money for the younntere.l t
is fe lt lh lt th is wi ll lend practical!
encouragement for them to go nhendeven in the face of :EH cm11peiitio:i'.
serving them enough as pasture and
hay lnnd.Since considerable of the.
support came from Burt county in is
possible that these men will get lo-
gether and straighten the creek on
thei; adde of the Zinc.
Al the zum ;,,N| ,¢h¢, for sowing
Bv`sN1Nc J UURNAL sa A Y u n
The Evening State Joumnl is mek-
ing n trial mall price of only 83 for
a whole year. The biggest and bright
est evening paper in Hehraslu, giv-
irlz more news, more canoons, comics
and lport feature! than any other.
ttle and played 1 few more selec-
done
Everybody present seemed to have
enjoyed themselves and felt that it
'yas good to lure been there.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE xzrrrs
Wm. Allen eune from Illlnch, 'uhm
a i a d o f e le ve o y e e n n n i e q tt le d o n
Ihe farm MU°lnlr\t hh present home.
'Through Indian troubles and g n u -
h o n w P la n e s . lu n y a n m d d n '
onel, h e herh ld fdth jn Neb raska:
ke ep in gthe bu to f tha pn nh hi lloy d
f»»»d--»¢~=;i»'"f»-*-»-
\ .
T h e m e m b e r s o f S t .\ » I a r y ' | A m i - I L M * y e a r o n l y n o o n w;a.||_"uu.~d i l l l o f o a t s i t i s w e l l t o r e m e m b e r s o m e E v n r y m e m b e r d y o u r f u n i l y vm ;T h e r e g u l u 'm o n t h i y a u s t i n ;M i h a a ve : l o o k e d t o r n : va , e s u r m n g n u
" "| 9 I " ""° ' " " " `*' ""°'"°°*-1 \A n _ _ _ _ _ -_ _ _ 1 - u _ 1 r _ . - - -- : n . -..4.|..l..l... r..|as.-
liary oi me zspnenpal m a n n mn:with Mrs. E. C. Jackson on Shlwe
Tueaaday for their final sewing beforeLent.`
They c ompleted a number oi nr-
rnentn to be mint away and spent the
¢`S""" 132' ;;,;,a"»,a,;;..
as C.. Cook, Ly le Crapenh
P. Rhea. and J. B. Suicklett
Iington. A. cg. Iensan of Kenna
C . E . Re e i e o f F L C a l h o u n .
u w " " H "'i n r mun ' =i i; :' ,¥ .
IllnnhnvnuudnrI r .m i"l'l~.:h..k'!l.m
r. 'Ennlvd In W|:ln|1¢lu'."; EEE!"'I'2.' .?.§.?'.'E1I'.'%' f......|.:fi i n u g i n g Jr u r n l d , w h i c h i s n d a y 1 1 1 0 - l d O f'M a n y m a t t e r s o f i n t e r e s t w a s t n k e n 1 S i n c e t h e d e a t h o f l l n . A l l a n . d m o l t
"I n a ..___ . \ - _ : - _ - 5 ..: .. . H. .- _ 4. ..L I ; i n n n l u l h i !m u l .
u~ dm #~nth ~im: anniversary
Mar k BuMr. md Mn.ty.J. s Conetv hu ronllnod to his home
zhndlsabiad wx.I
.. ..,
~<z';,,1§mQ;""h
Hotel Conan
Hotel Sanfor
.AAv
:~ rf~.
MartinScheer.sonofHermanhref of rsar Fontlneile. died aucl
nly hut. Thursdav #naming at theInside hospital.Ha was taken nickree weeks an Qrith typhoid fever
the hotel but had recovered go 'thate 'ru able to be up but he nufferrd
relnpaeanddiedl\fternmlnulaster.The funern! vu held Inst Sun-nv at the Ilmwn Creek churrh ara!
I. made In the Brown Creek
Mr. lndErnrstElmoland
upzhtar and lon left Friday for Cam-ridzt. when the-v wil! lead the choirthe avaxngelisnic meetings lt that
hookThey expect to be gone thne
Mr.andMrs.FloydGilfry.Miss~inn!!Wolf andRaymondKrugerutoed ln 'Pl'a'r to see the basket hall
e.Blair mwn tmun was defeatedAtncnnd meeting o! the parent
on umc iatioy wsa held In thgh lchooi audiumum Tuesday evmng with an atwndarice of fifty adults-~ :nesting was opened with g shu
!§H"»li" "" '\?§i5'»§»]\i"`¢|fm`||m "um __id_
DON'T
BU RN
YGUR
\ua n. puh .vu ; n . ", _. - " _- . ... - _ -d i r e c t l y fr o m M i s s o u r i V a l l e y t o F r e -
m o n t t h r o u g h B l a i r i n s t e a d o f x vl n r
a r o u n d b s O m a h a .
T h e c o m m u n i t y n i e p r o p o s i t i o n
w a s t o k e n u n I n d dis cus sed a n d a
Luure.Of the muy pleannt soda!
gathering: at his home. then never
wu o n e t o e x c d th l ll n o o e i a b i i i t y
good cheer and true friendship.A
p o e m w r i m n b y M r . H e D o n 1 l d a s l
TH E wo n w SH R INK IN G
Nol"!'11ynicilly, um Through Modern' flliheljr. ang breeders cooperate Mn- Hlnrldtl Linden. mmhé °rliuTuhET§|rmilm»u~»p»u¢aua\-Iirlpuu ugh au frm up maMeme at Cammuniutim
I m a a r x n s n u u u n a a u n \|it rn: 1 mini thine.i u l : u n | n u . \ o va u § \. ¢ u u n - I n v t h f 'H v- " H "- - - - - v " - " - " - ' - - -' -- --~-- - u - - -- - u -rf f n da ve be c o m e t h e n e i g h b o r i n g a r e a s b e t t e r . c l u b : r w r j t h a t e m r t o c h o o s e n c e r t a i n b r e e d o f h o g : o r Ts,f \ \ , r ] g ¢ r L ,.G o l d e n - r o d .w h i c h - a u g o urf m h v U i x t n n r r i n th o u sa n d s o r i n l e " r h n g t h i s s n b s t a n t h l ° " ° ° ' " ° 3 ° `c*'!.¥~- h i e L h c v r o w n h vo s t M "|_ _ 'f.f'fL "f'f=f'. :- _ . .- .. .1- » fff§'.'1, 'f.'I_O B I T U A R Y w h e n l n t h i s i s s u e .H u m : a n d n m d »
`"" " " "" " " ' " """ " " ' _ " ""mgnf \\qu.enz uuv un \>:»n¢| unc:Ill'hundreds of miies hm: given way to outs that some 20 hand.Sc vr r!I Uri:the unfortunate one 2 ings and old»!ime stories madethldayhour.; of time.The "prail'fa sehoon-An ir-we-ation fav \""~rh'n|!ion coun- onentors have been secured to sow 1;Mn .Suzan Alzinl Blackstone page all too quickiy.
" the lm:- express and Bnilinjg ves- ty fair wi!! vid much to the interest No. 21 eats dong aide Kherson in we A tumber of high school girh met pa,,¢¢1 awly on 'ut Thursday. Feb.The refreshment committee served
sci has succumbed so the magnllleent in the fnlg.ie is believed."f2"f'f s~~1e fieldthis sprirg. md the county '3E.'°"°_"°'"" '¥.°"° of their °°°h°"f' 23, 1922 at. her home on eglt South a buifet iunrheon at one o'elock forI
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eR o c kS p r l n g sC o a l
The Best Coal on the Market
sf o rt h eP r i c e .
We ~make deliveries to all
ep a r t so ft h ec l t y .'
\ra|\scontlnenr limited, the \vineles<
telegraph and telephone, the pnlahiel
oeenn liner and the alrplnne_These
modern modes of travel and ruethodx
uf eommunlcutlon have brvught the
far flares near and inereaned inter-
'esm in vwvlr l, wu n mm . ma llvlng
eonditlnna whlch but n few years rrgu
ocrupied the inmginatlon aa nlmoet
gf another world
W m,th e fu i llty o f (0l'l\1l\|llL€l~
me between all pnrte of the world
there has come n growing demand
for information wntemlng the out-
nf-the-vuy' planes nnd the changing
Yue of the world. l-he hablta of peo-
ples brought nearer the topographi-
cal description: of counties made ae~
eeuzbn-_'r o h e lp mr lv mu i n fo r -
rnntion.The Enelerpdte contains
m k l y u r article rrenlred by the
National Georrnphlml goelety, rylrleh,
lllustnsted. ls ln en nlng d ln~
ntmctiv ferwrekfl the.per amfene
which should secure a large :ending
among the prorrreuive-lnilned,es-
pecially among the school ehndren.
I
w
Bums" |ho\1m |»--..- mud very Ww-
lnr wherever tried wrt. ax all mothers
are anxioua to hr' -their hahlen
neored, ne well aa to show what splen-
did bdhlea they have." Wunhingtnn
eounty la abundortly bl: -'fl with
luny vwox onel una the ma- =~ the
idea wrm nvuzeated Mr. Fred ll~ "-
man ollered $5.00 .~"'ra to be diviled
betwe en n o bu t boy .na dn from
ll! on 21 months old, Hr. G. lf Pfelker
offered nn nrlditlonal prize of Mono
wr time depoalt to the heat hnhy
shown.ln addltlnn ri blwnl wlll he
givm £0 dl bible: pluinl. ~.mn the
hoard npprouriated 830.W to be dl-
vlded among the wlnners.Misa Le
Marten, the eourty Red Crou nurne.
hu eonaented to act an superintendent
of the "Better Bahlee" :hour and plane
to operate a rent room ln connectlon.
She will cooperate wlth repreaertn-t l v a e l the Unlvanlty Extennlon
Service ln rrivini talks and deman-
ltratlona on the are of babies.
Parenta who an the proud owners
61 rr-rpm- win be wen repald' for a
vim to the fair u every ut of trlp-
_ggrnr l an-inns to have such llelde
in all parts of xlc ff-| -tv.A postal
card or phone coll vlll. hrlmz a prurnpt
rexponee with (dl partieulnra.
Mn .LeRoy Blsbee vnu elected
project leader ln dren form work at
Mrs.Solomon Barteu'e,where a de~
rnorutrutlon was held lu t we e k b y
Mrs. Chu. une. p rojec t lender ln
~ w. Blair township, And lm Carl
Olnnm A splendid eomrnunlty dinner
vu served and | md time was en-
joyed by all those nttezdlng u wellua havnt; anumberof forma lnnde.I4nnonetnti¢vnl are mln; wa uruf
week at we all day meeting: on Wd-
uuday at Mrs. Geo. Ohrt'| ln Cnl~
houn and an Friday at Ura. J. P.
Rheae at Arllngwn_Flheen (ann:
were made during the punt week
Prof. H°vP\r1. I xpeeidlxt on :rnalllruiu and fnllu lrilr be in Wuhlngwn
pon-tv thu. week.Demonstrations
and meetings will be held at Giant
0hrt'| and c. B. Neuvnnn'r In Calhoun
Mun Fayrne Dixon; to gxve uenruae
McCann, n aclmolmate, a our-prime on
her eighteenth blnhday.Gamu and
a flnn land: ww! at n very reuon»
able hour for school gh-la,made a
plz:nent evening for them.
.Bd Rann ll ngaln callxht ln the
toil: anal ls thlx time c harged with
ald in l a nd ma e; uw d eli nq uen c y
of (our girls of minor nge.The pre~
Iiminary hearlng vnu held um morn-
inx and he wma bound over to dlstrlet
court under four tlwunarzd dolhr honda'mu he rm not been ahle ro 1-aiu.
The Proposed Enter Conc ert ng
made a fine hefinnlnl. havin; had
over 50 present at the flret p iee
d a r t Friday e v a l u ;U Lhere are
illy' who wish 90 Jain in there la etlll
room end opportonltv for them.The
ner! prac tlee wlll be Tneodny eve~
ulug, Uuuh 1. atjha Chrletlan ehumh
at B o':lock.if
The funn-nl ol Mrs. Ed. W ulf! of
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en Wednmday. at Lester Pnmon'|.\ Ilraon vu held from t he llethodiat
Blar on 'l'h\|'vrlev aY\r~'¢\on at l P. M.
.amd Fl J. P. Rhe|'e Lyle Crenonhawr
'¢nur¢u the (nanny)aiternmn.
The hody wa.: brought here hy auto
street in thla elty nt the nge of 'rl
year:and s days.
Deemed ' a v b u m u r ' c m n n
coming ui Blair about 27 years ago
where she xlnre made her home.
The luneral xervlua. comin/:ted by
Rev. Forenun. wus held at the home
nt ll p. rn. on lust Sunday where a
lnrge number ol lrlenda gathered to
:haw their reepeet for the departed
and nympathy for the mrvlvlng re~
latlvu.
She leave: to mourn her. ldra. Fred
Innes of Kennard. Rohm ma Clar-
erc e Blukatnus of Blnlr,w m ,nf
Casper, Wyo., Alfred, Ralph and Ern-
mett of tlurllngton. W ye., and Mrs.
Owens ol Fdton, N. Y.
Frlendnhlp la the ru u t euentinl
thing ln the huxlneen world. or my
.othe r 'i lk ol tile.And y o rgaxft
make .rr-uma .by vronrhuting m e
tear lng duwn md de dny i-g ne ry ~
body ind evefythlng you eorne ln mu-
tm wlt h .Thll £xn't» a with world
glt'a a henutlful world.-
...__-_ _.~__..___ e . t. . L . - -
whim all appnxm we re ready ando merry eongeninl emnpaayvlslted u
they had mn done for yearn.. ,
Those p r e m t were Wm.Allen.
Mean and Meedamea J o h n li f lk l-
ald, J oe Luure. Grant Allenpseutt
Allan m e family,CMH Alle n and
nmu y , c lr r lr u lur me f mu y . Ha r
nun W ilcox, W m. MeDoudd, A. uf
zure. I-'rink Dudgeon,Henry kohwer.
J. J. Sierlr,Jerry Foley. Dan Thomp-
son. Wlll Thompson.John Arunsorl,Jack Laxure. Loule Schenk..Fred
Long, C, J Hludley, Ed Nater, Hu-
dnmea Blary Barry.Mlna Schmidt,
C.A.Schmidt.Clnrlaea Wilcox;
Messrs. w. H. W oods, w. H eww.
Q J .Selunldt. Cnlz Wdzht.Wm.
Schenfk,lllsaes Theresa and m r -
gam L uure , lle llud a ww. Gre tc h-
en Cook, the Sturenavn ehlldran,
Amy. winner ;L,_.un-ed we Gnu
Eloise.
Burn ulriv ms nurrumtv '.
Around n daun of Indies And their
h u s b l n d a a ll e d a t th e ~ o l lr .
R HI;l n u v u r r n m l n n l r . v v u u l n z n v n s" 4n l- v il||l ||I . :1 . 1m df l n l l y. rF m t l l l e l k .- = -1-»; " { , f ° " n " _ _ _ _ ; ; ; , , ; _ _ { , , _ d , _
|l e . A l u md W. . § " . f " `|="». .¢... .||.1 ." ""~ e . ! s " f ' m ! 3 f . ' I ' : : * : " i H
WM 1 1' Hd l n nu m e sfe e m n s mv p ro w ew h ok n e wh i m .H el m ve saw i f e .
H E R M A N m : P . » \ m ' m a N I 'fo u rm r sBandt h r e ed a u g h t e r si n
m o u r n h i m .
Mn .SinfulWilsonofOmaha
spent the week-end nt the parentalLie-Q. Lowa home.Geo. Hart was a business visitor toTekamah Tuesdny.Mr. andMrs.ArthurLeach.Mr.
an d MmClyde Leach, their father.John Leach, and a sister, Mrs. Bama:meteredupfromOmahaSaturdayand were over Sunday guests at the
Hurry bench home.Mr. md Hrs. J H. West were Omn-hn visitors 'hxesdny and Wednesday.Hugh Cooke of Blair was in townWednosdl .yMin Elizabeth Peterson of Omnlu
was. an _grer _Sundayn e s t o fher
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The fhnc e :inn bvthe Americ anLegion Saturday ewnlnsr was n rnnstpleasant Affair.The only l"°nflic|.n
being the lark of room.Roth hallswere used ard were jnmmed full. Thr-ery one both old :nd rev-me turnedout to help the boys and their effnds:ware rewarded by | glance at either
plnoe.Every body had the time oftheir liven and would how danced un-I
til mornlng had the music *ee* for-,nilhed.Supper truservedntthai
W m Hotel.The proceeds were 1-round 3100.00 and we underntard will.
be uned toward building n hall.~
You will get no free garden seeds ,.
n
mnmer. Hn. human.Everett Wen uma down from Non:n::l"l'ue:da1 for l visit with home
oEar ( W i kox o f CHI : wu I He r-
mm caller Tuudny.J. I. Bnwlier wen! w BILL! Tue:-
'*'f md Mad lor county ll\lrM_(ov/nd Hannon who nttendl Mld-landcollegnntPn mc mt lpa n th eve ke nd wi th h hp;nm\,|_ lr.and
Mm E. P. HumanLV.Ad on un up en tF r i d aSn
Omnhx
naxtuprlng.DirectorDawescame
won lhlx mm o f sa w. 00 ° ma ki ng
up Lbs budget the other day and Ml
lduon flube d in Lhe d r and than
vu 1 :ni ppin g so umi- that vu All.
Tha cunnm hu lang been l Sola and
| h u mb u g . a n d a n u m a to n m
puhm fund;The and thu vu sent
bmulc uf.o u rthacountry,nrq ly
f n : n e w m d U s d : o b l m v u t o
make eongruman aolid with the vo!-MIlUl.l.1l uuusuuw
?;\ek .Tk;".'L°'».?..\.~ m r
umuuyuod uhsmv ldnho :-ummm nenlnu houuvulnn ul
annum annum.c o m mn o r m . c o m m m
1
ne Rhoades Coal 8| Feed Store
The Fire1-nn's Awnugl Ge:-tn-wh-'nan shown will be awarded n c uh and Frad Scheefs in Arlh1gion.¢m
in- Plrly. held on Inst Tnesdlw rm- prime of $5.00.Ages of babies r'~nw1niF1idny lmevlv g r t lD00 A.M.
ing wma a huge menu, lo it hu besn will be limited.Competition will be Thou ntt¢nf'f'r: the Wednnsday and
npo rml.Az:interesting progr\m,dhrlded in four dunes:Girls from Friday meat!-wa are invited to bring
was nmdemd,followed by dnndns 18-27 and 27-36 months old. and boys along some |Luh fora reid community
and light h were sen'ed.|af some ale.get to-gather
henna for burial in the Blair ceme-m y .rm, :na an o rms ma.Hn..
W u lf! un s l Mi n Burmdnter m d
lived a number of years ago with lu*
parent: in tha southern put of the
m n .D U T Y b n l n u i l n ,v n u n a l u c v "M J u g & m _d o w n a n l u r k n i l l e ,u a . .m m n d n z l x s _ ; `", _ °m m f L h d r u n
I m a :a n o p e r a t i o n .h u r e t u r n e d z a w i s h e s f o r l n .K i r b y .
h l r h o m e h e r o m u c h i m p r o v e d i n L n n c h w u x r r a d b y t h l h o i h l l
h m m d n r i n f t b l d t e m o o n u d v i s i t h g i u
county.Rad The Enterprise.It' | d u n .much ln frlellnel.
z a ,
gf THE m m nm m , § LA1 R. Nnna s lu.'nm , Bmrrz. Nsamslu
costume bondnlaa or A c oat. a mn
and s allk blouse. rather mm renaland 1| onepiec e ann--u one ot`th|
mm: lmponlnt futures in nn c lotinl
which tht princ ipal hunch ooutudanare not preparing for mrlns. 1 PU!I
tuhlon anlhodt; ny| ._.Anhou¢h un
aratl, the blouse is really a pm or
ih llu ' | t, u lll. le l£ h ¢ r ¢ 0 mb ln ¢ d o i '
u i mm a a n n tht e mur mm whi c hthi cunt usd sklr¢_|!\ made Ulld
u u t r i m m u m l l s a e i o u n u m e n i n
tb l tnrm at appllquod xnctitl or
tulmllr #11191 'A mi t worn at m m k m and
one which will doubtleu tml hmm
with zha Amerlun woman um mrinx-
eousma or a Mplennh bar coax and
iklrt of t m kilha.The c an h l llevmdghtha!es1|,1b deans in plllldl
mm and a mi t mlllag c o llar, 'bidi
m l !bc fnueqed d m v :about th-I
mek or left opm to me n i l ll lu l.'Thi iecompsnylng No u n In of u n
silk. with l amen patum ln brown.and hu 5 mga c ollar and lon; biihw
degrees.Since the coat :mm our this
Storm Country Polly
..by Gfggg Miller White
e cm, sun and Qteuan h~iumo.
' L U V II H- -L l'
n a |t a n t a vl r z a s e ve r i n i h a fa s h l m
h e l d . t h e fa r m e r h e l m : e q u a l l y w w
h r I n b o t h t h e ha n d ke r c hi e f m d
h e a vy w e n t ! ! .P l a i n m i l e :a l u e l l
C|_A_'T'§IC LINE:_IN NEW GOWN
n e c k n vm l t r t l l n g G U N ! 1 | o b l n l n e d
b r : h e h i g h co l l a r e d bl o u s e w m a i n
l fm x | | e e 1 e l f a l l i n g b e l o w n n : r u n n e r
sl ee ve s o f t h e c o l l .T h i m o n t l m -
p o r u n l fe a t u r e u r t h i s bl o us e i s a
p e p l a m o f d o t h . w h i c h b m p b e l o w t h e
bo t t o m o f th e l . o a t .Th e n n q t l s l l n e d
w i t h t h e : l i k fr o m w h i c h 11 3| m ou se
l l m m e .
Th e f u h l o n o ! m a k i n ; b l o u s e s n m
e x t e n d b e l o w m e b o t t o m o f s u i t j a c k -
e t s l a o n e w i d e l y d j vo m t e d b s m e
l e e d l n g d r e n u n k e n f l l a d a m e J e n n y
than a long mmiée cf tllk. wllh ad e e p b a n d o f e m z z n l d e r y n t i t s l o w e r
Qdge.Th l s b l n s e l l co n sl d er n bl y
Zo n g e f t h u n t h e m i t c m ! w i t h w h i c h
l t I t w o r n ,t h e e m b r o i d e r y a p p e n r l n g
a s : h u n k I t w e r e o n t h e l k l n n r
cu n t .
A l l t h e sh a d e r o f t q n .a n d n u
w i l l h e p r o m l n e n !I n t h e n e w m r l n l
m l t l o f m t h t h e ta i l o r e d a n d fa n c y
typ es.Th e n -l s \pe fl s t e u t r u m o r
t h a t t h e 'r o g u e fo r th e pl a i n t a l lo m e d
m y l u l l .w h i c h p r o ve d Un ch n sn e-
c e n I n P a r t s l a n s p r i n g . vm b o r l
pe u te d th is s ea so n,n o t o n l y I n m r
d o t h .s m i n n n e l we l l .
m l : l l l e w B o t t o m n f su n J l c k l i l
W i d e l y A d v uu t o d ..
nl-un
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~l l t h l i n ; C i t y . l up w 'u m m m :n u r m u m .n l 'huk.P i h z l i r l h l u n s
: .° - u r " ' " " " b , .1 - = : ' " » ' x
n lu 2 2 | - ¢ - = t u r n . o s c a r m m k
; ; - f _ ° - ° -h r l l l f . I l a n g h l a o r .o s u n t ! !n u f h d h " 3 -I t l i t h l r ll l ' t h e bu r n o u t 'Put t: a lo ne
z u m r n a d .l e m m a l u : -l m s l n w h o n n a n | a n d u n
a | = n ¢ u 1 oeeup w l l m d r is t e r -m m e n t .xvm r o r h n n ac s a va n u t h l M u n n l l l c l t s n l ha u ; ~ m w h i c h n o h r -a u r a n n in t u i t i o n a t d r i v-m w s : r m m a m u .m aqua: h u n t s r m p u h l a n w i t h u n aa l a m t u n . a n d u r n s P o l l fa g n u -i l d l .S u l ! !R l t c u s a t i m n u u( n m b o r m o t h s u m w a s a n n t¥ l ¢ l l - l l - » - _ _ » ° ; ; » ; - 1 - g y r r u l -
I3 3 1 - - » - » . U m b r a z e a l . .
Llnuu and Verily.
a - n
W a l l ! a n d S k i r t B o o m M a d e l n On e .
Ia l l l n g t o L o o n .S l i m Tr a l n
o n 0 1 1 0 a m .
At n m d u l l s e a s o n o f t h e d r e a a m a k
l n g r e a r .w h e n o n e w a n t s ab m e l h l o g
n o w ,b u t n o t t o o el a bo r at e .t o : i ve
a l i t t l e f l i c k t o t h e w a r d r o b e , a o u r
id e a l a a b o o n .Th e o r i g i n a t o r o f t h e
p e t a l t r a c k h a s i l n n l i y a b a n d o n e d o n
p a l a l th e me .u p o n w h i c h s h e p l a y e d
llmlateaa va r i a t i o n s a n d l a d e vo t i n g
h u l e i !t o o n e w M e n - - t h e G r e e k
g o w n .1=\ »5 _; f~= ° of d rea a is so o ne r-
IJ ' l l m l i e b o n e h o l d a o n e 'a b r e a t h
a m o me n t u a ae e ho n th e tr i c k l a d o n e
- h n w t h e w e a r e r n l i a i n a a o m g a ;
n a l o l l n o s l a n d dl a tl n e ll o n w i t h a o
l m l a m e a n s .Th e r e t o n o h u m m i n g -
n o t a h e a d - n o t n t r i c a c y 01' li ne.A
l u c a s h l l m l E . a l e e n l e i i . l a d l l d r a l g h t
a n o n fo r t h a h e a d t o a l | | r l h r o u n h .
a n d a a k i n u m a l n a t i n g l e H o a o f
1 |the duzlgner.Whatner it ls. It has
the trick.Waist and lklri seem made
ua one. fglllng tu a long, slim main on
one dde. md d'| U$. as lh| "Iannimnnerplecnnlwsyah u i .s t a s h
dtmr! slimneu and height tu the
wearer.It u ndabil that these mod-eln, ilk: many umm; gowns :nd not
n few nftemoan drenu, are van Ion;--ankle length,mg;to mention the
zrgm.--Ilan-per'a Bazar.
.
~ c e o u r o u r t h ! l a h .Th u : a t k i n s
m f _m a d e I W 4 § I . " " " " ! " '
.1h z 1 5 | "§ ¢ i i § §' R o b e rt s o n ! vo i c e ,
u r m e d I b l l i t h t o t h e r g i r i f u m e
[ b l p a t h fr o m l l d c l e n s i f l
S h a t r u q u i t a a n i m u n l i t t l e
m r .A f u h l o u b h r a i n c o a t p m -
0 d h e r !' r o m 1 l : e 1 r q t ; a w d | 1 z c c \ | ~
\ti gh t u m b n l l l I n h e r gl o ve d
d . T h e n e s t i n g b e t w e e n t h e m u p
o r e m h l r r t n m c n t .' I w a s p u n 't o a n d m y s h a d y .
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asthma cmitenanea sho ma uen
nm; me b ut mm
"Yu-|."'!~="'1==mreriffzed.°'Bou°»uddlly goodioaklng. and Im: nil mo.
Hour umm, Pdiropz you mas! gn to
Three-Piecg Suit
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Th e n r i l l h u t l y c o l o r e d n o c k a c a r f l u
c n c a l u n n b c - o l u t o n o o n : t r l u i n t h e
: w w E l d y n w s r d r o b l .H e r c o c t m m
i s n o t a n m p l t t a u n t i l : h t d o n s a n
a r ! 'l h l t l f u c l n a i l n g m d ` u ¢ e l u I i t l n l
- u n b r i q h h r m d m o n m l e r f u l , : h o
b e t t t r .
NECKSCARF FOR THE FLAPFER
lent cnfu wake up rn' and tha-'Bupa
shark burned zo the meh.""llebhe not." repihd Polly dmnls.
she nmund grualy._
"W c ll, It»o 1r I! ;o te olrr l| !k no 1r
moment.She ~um n0¢ undontmdwhy the homo-cumin; of thc coulda
Spring vnu Goods.Brtllhul mohnlr and chltfon alps
are among :he novelties tu drum
un: as comfort. nltuwl.With thi! knic kers on worn. The:m also plttemed alter timae vrom
gy Enxllsh nmcere.and button anybelow the knee.The effect omasnmbythisensemblelsdocldedtychic.
becoming. ll wel! na feminine.
To be vm:n with this outlit.tnot sponnrorpnn wlil choose at soft
ren lui. not goo urge. so on not toblow of! with the Met put! at wind,
and yet large enougfr to oder th
n&dod protectlou to the eyes.
For horseback :idling !t ll vers namanlo rc plec e uw hut with an marsh!
little ,iockey cap made of material
matching the comzme and the peak
ln either block patent leather of sued
kid.whlptora ridin g wg : :loo lvm amnrt and have a gnodty coterl
ot nulmn ldmlrc n.
lx swvv T063 FDR SPORTS
Knlcdkln Favorod for Skating,Golf
or Riding; Both Chin and £1-
eudngly Comte:table.:
To m i o : u r sur:of rpflrll an tmud be dressed nut only booomlngiy
but nppmprlstely. lfor zha wnnnm who
likes stating. got( nr fidlng there anarmani: both conservative and dar-
ing.Knlckers, nntll now ennnldend
the lllllll for horseback rldlnu.Inna
made a very tnccenfm frappearnncuon the ilnkn They nre both ¢hll. and
excaedlh-Bl! comfortable.A smart nm-
tlt which run be worn for hunting,
kann; or horseback riding is made at
aan wool jersey.The =»mm rtrnlgm cont-mliltary
In un. reminding one 'bf the mm ummdm-ln; the war hy Rngilah oflken-
l i lined In bright nrmga gnnp;d temne.ll has n narrow cuiinr ending
in ions. polnted fever! paula; underthe bet: and to the hem nl the jacket.
Tvro lunge pockets are lined withthe same onmge cnepe do chlne.A
narrow m u of tau chanmnh (amicusInnon:_ uhh 1 rnlhu small metal.
The sleeves are set In um: up over
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h a i r n a t h a n ~ s h a r p .
" r a k e h t m h o m e .b u t . "m e J e n -
m l a h t o P d l y o p .° ' H | ' l l l k l a m a g .
K e n ~~tad ~ I ~ t n hnc knrdghnoom m m swiftly zqvrard the
math.
nathan: ludy many a iima when lurk-
int our un Robertson homo with a
man n fr om Osc ar z o Zu m!
an ma llrin' with aa."
A lnzlden zhoulht of Robert Per-dvll aim a queer ilttlrthlill through
ber. and the gn! eoutusedly to her nm.
"l»°fd1.but u n sqlndi told m u
mornlnfl" shi exclaimed.
°'Thlt'a »o.'answered har htbu."IP: too blamed 'add fm tht blby to
my ben. Gel-u¢r'nm1ned,boq. nn'
1° along hams with Poll, za' get hd
up a mr."Th o c h lld u tz lp n ho wl tlmtllu n g
xml: b lc k and forth ln squealing
ec h o e s lé mm u a e mu n u f m n d n m
but _,the struqil o! "loosening Wan
coumn ln the o!h¢r'I tones: "hui Pvt
go! to be nts: Tm so fnntk, I 40111
muc h a n hmr.'1'hlt'| the my 0| -c lfs get to help mal Any way mtg
ilh lnn d e nf ln d h ¢ '| ; o ¢to ! l' | lt; ¥ nmutt be quiet :nd not bother me. Then
come annum. and In me know wha!h e u n .Wlll you. Pollyr'
ne nquaitaf gnI nodded. She Iuuldrather han been urlzema up loo Dl
car Bennet! anln.
"Yep," me assented. "I'1l hunt him
up lata this afternoon und than hor
an i m o v¢ f t0 | 0 ll. | ¥0 ¢ mma wi "
For some moment:a n n Evelyn
len hor Pony watched the sllm ng-u n a n th o n u h to th o v r o o d l.Then
ame n d .ww:-mr stand! eyes uponh e r z n e wn n n d r i n l o u r xh l a q m a -
doll when smyn bum forth:_.
°"lelt Olclr I ha'ren"t an: money!IJ i m n a h n l n no w!Lad. Pdlyap,
all him :no :hu he mann write mlun: more ieuen.My mothu--\nll,
llxha found oaoo fzhen ,ah¢' dturn
mi out ai un noun."PolI|'| mouth Bur qpgg BM could
tw! :main of a gil] ddng any thing
in the userid ua enough tn qpka hor
moih c rmm h aro uto fho rbo ml.'Londy!Wouid Ibn,nowf':ha
m m"ll: mother? vrvvd." aid lvely a,
za neun."You um: thai., Ptrily."
Cenniniy Poily i n n \tl H3681
G d m b i A n C a r ve d .
Ti n t e d h u g e u n e c o m b : I n t a n .
d m :a r e l a t e ad d l tl u u a t o t h e ve
n t e m n ve e o m u.nn ¢»Th e n e w t i n th n l b l co ll l bg . h ave gi c er n nt nti on s . ag a in st ng a z ln \; . .| h» si ns ;|
l n ;In u - n n s p u e m re d .g r e e n
c n t u l .Th e s e comb.:r e n e d ah
B p n n i l h vo r u a a n d a n e x e e p t l m m i
g o o d lo o k in x .Ci ur ve d c o m b s a r e n
n o s h o w n In s i m i l a r a t e d ;
feature hand-dnvrn wurk.Foralmpke yet dlstiuguluheel dren withaa
the expense of hand work rtmluliltoilet muy be employed.They
ln beautlfui mlurlugu and are elftively worked out ln naples of Frenc
zmgerle an-essex. the dropmitch desi 4lnthevulleservinginlienuf 2
hand-dnirn work.
Cr ip - l Dc (B ra i ns a n d Gl o ve B l lk .
C N D ! ! d e c h i n a a n d g l o ve : i l k h e
t o n n o n e a t t h e i r p r e s t i g e In t h e m t l -
x o r l " 0 1 ' t m m e t vs li n ge r ie .'Th e y
u m l u t m n n t l a t a t n n d x l .t h e n m :
t h a t a r e t e t t e d a n d I T h e y l i
e ve r y sa ti sfa ct io n I n d a l w a y s vr l i l
An d l n a l l o f t h e d e s i g n : y o u w i l l B n
t h a n t w o m a t e r i a l s b e i n g us ed o v
a n d o ve r u g u l h w i t h t h e g r e a t e s t s u e
o u s .~'
nl bl unlahcened ou! ms leg
Hopkins bent over to ouch another
glimpse of his chlldnn.»"YI'D." he IJNGII. al wavering :mill
loucblng his llpl. "God Zofl 'ers s u n
ilk: her ma wa s at her up-u nurli k en two p eu la s p ud . "
CHAPTER lv.
On caming the and Potlyop foimd
Gu n n ;Hope nm uleeu.'Then :ha
replenidnd the an and ut umm withJerry on her lap.Sha dlsrobed him.
dried the mall b¢>¢i!» and placed him
on the oct under_1h| bllnkeu..Au-other plete O! cindy na popped lqto
tho evennméy little mouth; sud bl
cuddled down mulcntedly.HI: daughtefa cheerful fan whenJeremiah came home for bln dinner.
drove away, for the time being, tht
dread her hnnonncefnent of Nao-
Ken:1e's return had arljrred in him.Her newipsum or 'mending the mf
bruncht a wry smllo to hh face.She
ut on hll knee while ht _lmbled mspipe and cbntténd of lbs time Inti-
nmtc thing; of :he lakeilde. and latersen!him n_nd Jerry on'to Larf!
B.Ilhnp| shark. feelin; um neue: for
food and warmth and love.
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n vl n e . P o l l y s e m o u t a p e c u l i a r u m a
l r l l l ;a n d t h e h e n n a m a vr e r a t a
m l n 'a vo i c e m i n g l e d w i t h l u e c h o a s
l t tlr uc lz t h a m o r m o x u ,u p r o a r i n g
r o c k l l n b l .P o i l f a b e a n b o u n d e d a n d u m i l l
h e n r y Ir e l fh t o r f u r .D a d d y HU D -
k i n l h a d r u p o n d e d p o o d e r o w y t o b o r
n n t a l l .m a n o t h e r m o m e n t a b c w a s
c n w l l n g u p t h e # I n d : m e s o r t h e
d e e p g u l f.A l m e c a m e u p t o t h e m .
i l o n k l m 'co m p a ni o n s w a ve d h e r |
gr ee ti ng .b u t st op pe d t l s d r wo r t :a ;
th u s i g h t o f h e r l o b e r h o n .
"\ \ 'h l t 'a u p . la u d e ? " d e m a n d ed fi r m -
kl ns ." Y o u ¢ In 't se en a gh os t.m m
g n u ?" W o n e t 'n t h a t . D a d d y . " n h l u p t l e d .
" l l t l d l w o r s e f n t h a t !D i d l !a r r : '|
h o m e , l n ' I h e a r d m m a n y h e 's K f l i n '
t o r o o t a s n q u a t l e n o u t o f t h e S i l e n t
Ci t y . "A b r a n l i k e g l a r e n u h e d I n t o L a r
rar Ills l1 ¢» p': u n." "
" D i d he.. now.b u t ? "h e mu t t e r e d .
t a k i n g u p m t k n i f e u n d t o o l i n g a t l t .
Po ll y sq ua tt er ! do wn b en id e he r fa th -
e r , a l l p p l n g o m h a n d u n d e r n u a r m .
Th e o t h e r s h e n u t o t h e c h i l d , w h o
gr a sp e d It e ag e rl y .
" D i d b e . n a w ? "c a m o In re p et i ti o n
fr0:nl 1lahop *|l zl mrnnl.'
" r e p , "gaao rted Pn ll yo p.w i t h n n
Bnent Cllr n n I n the Bid Hu r :
nvlnl. annum the nm may Img get
zed tho mhz baton.One anonmensman was belted on a ht mek. hll ban
fm slrnost touc hing the walt! u ithurried by to the lake.On his shoul
ders.wsu:his l m wound dimly
around the mln'| neck. sat l :mallbor, lltlle more mn l baby.BQ. vnu
mnmsng wlfb eold. und. al the wrinznln tho! 'lu dropl upon his IIN. he
uma a small hand and bnuhtd them
aww-Beemingiy oblivious of ihevrelght anlnlt his nrnrlhy held thg
man plcked up | Bah and contemplnledIl with a smwL Thu: he proceeded to
emu it denly .
'Tha silence urn unbmiren for 4 longuma exclpl by 111| rushing at tha lu
ter,the gruesome running o l the
I It h e o t h e r fl r l w e n t o n . " l t y o u 6 0 0 1
M i a m e - a m i - s o m e t i m e 1'/tl r e a l l y
~~l o n m h l n g f o r y o u . "_
A t e m p t a t i o n !a m m o u t s h e w o r d s
L h r c n a 1!z| :K em do h a d sp o ke n l | »
n l l e d t h e sq ua t te r U r l ;b u t E ve l y n
i o n k l d Io r r l e d l P 0 l I y ' l b e l r l ' l s l i
m n a l t h e vo l t ! !In h u e y e s w h e n
a b t c a m e u p o n : m e m e O ! a n y t l p d .
* '!o u 've b e e n [ o o d zo W ee Je r r y . "
|110 l n l e r p o l e d m i l s " A w f u l g o o d .
H o ' m a n d g g l e s h i s l l l t l e u n u r n
when I bring hlm 111| goodies you _penal
h i m . "
" P m g o i n ; t o d o a l o t fo r b o t h o f
yo u. "m u r n n l E ve l y n Im p u l a i vd y .
"m d t o d a y I br o u g h t t h i s b t ; o f c a n d y
fo r t h e b a b y .H u - a t Ta k e i t !A n d
ar mz m c o ma Back.
An interesting rad which has ~..into be| n;;wll|1 the lntnxltllriion 0
ren wide slotvu. ls the \1¢arln,|;.bracelets nr an bend bands so ho!
mme utthe wldth ln nt the wri;|1
bands are abou! an Inch ivlde, shawl |
intending dliiflll at line bends in gncolon.Jade. dllmond ol' mn hm
lets appear vrlth sleeveleu ew:n'a
toilets, the narrmr brwetcts conduln
an :he msc nlmy nunrg whlch nwoundaboutthearmslmtetda
sie-gui.
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you nn, \ron't you?"
Smiling Polly :slipped the packageor sweets into he: pocket.Sha could
forgive anything sp i n! !hone!!fOr
me sake or leelv W ee Jerry smileand hnrlng hlm mn over the mn-
tems of the :mall bn.
"¥ep." sho agreed, *'an' ny :ll you
tel! mu to.But what if he ticks up ara vi lle'| gettin awful pornlcklty,
Oscar ts!"
"F.volyn1 I - l l hu lls "youc an f or an.I :sally Salina
yan lol"
| ¢||1G n m i y l l n p e '|w o r d fo r n m .A n '
m e k n o w : |l o t a b o u t l o r e .G r a n n y
doe s."La r r y B l s2 m p '| m d de n lu g g h c r ac k s !
(incur Bennett!Br any u ~Poli;knew nt. A girl could not h u e h m
husbands at lhe num aim.Even the
'Bum so 'Tls," nuuwme Polly.- a n
"|aln't Qhlryihlng In thi Would."
pc mimp.W e l o ; a t n l l| ; o u n ! r o d
n r "With tbl ¢lJIld'l hand in hen. Pour
looked at her rather.
"0ome1rhenyonean,Dadd;1. :gon
t'prile for sou."..°~G».»oa llttie kid. your girl ll, Jere
whimper. new and then, from the ehnd
utr1¢!e ilu man'| met.
"z helrd In town." broke forth Lse
Bneger, "that Old Marc LIsclCen:!||
otimln* home. Herr: srhere us aquatle n ge t n- a nun; at ua po d : nd
plenty."Jeremiih Hopkins stopped his lofi:
:nd mmm lt the speaker.
. "He'd bn: l |lookin' out for hia-ne{1'," hc muhertd. -mmm M11 git 1intl of the haf niac e lf he does mr
urumn' around um Silent UU"
"Habbo,"repelled Larry 310009
and no more.Ilanua llae lim e
h md ln m wa mu x a n d n mu u u m eInstrument nm had moved the hlnds
of tlm iuruanrlngopc n the prlsoudoor! and shn1¢Llrry Bishop laude
just :hen 211| sm; Il!! ueedid htm
moat.
Onc e in :mn ot th! noarlng mmf.
In ws d h y :
"""¢'¢|?"*»'Iu l n i 3 n \ p m 't 'l M a k e m m
p r o m i s e h e w o l f!!A n d - a n d , P u t l y o p ,
P II te l l y o u uo me t hl ng el se .i t y o u I l
p m m l a u m m to te n. '°Y
"I n e ve r t o l d n n y t hl n g y e t . h a ve 1 1 "
Pu l l y o p pr o te s te d i n l o w .i n d i g n a n t
tom-m" N u o n e m u s t n n t n o w a b o u t O s c a r
a n d m e , " E ve l y n b e a n . s t l l l h a r p l n g
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:*- I "Itan iu m hu lk!1vln;. dm nuthin; ilke that
IDEA in sPnms uuL
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W o i l d a n d s t r u t o o m h l r l o
this hat lar spring--or for t
it la in iavcndcf.A lan ilmont of gmmgraln ribbon ju
th - 0 l l d l .
tbl un. 1 dldn't :mms ra come
sm thll mornln'."' r m memory of Hn .Robennoni
bmug htaf ushn feolur toherfn tlnd lh o lo ok ed d owna t h tr fe et.
Than urged up ln ber a feeling that
do dm not nn! anything to do villamy as than people.Why mania abc?
The nn r ic h; an d an was only aq u a n a r m u nba sinned to walk
slay .''I laid," tbl Hua; over her ahoul~Mr . " I v m logkla'tor ms daddy.
9ood~h7.'°
lulyn Rohenson vu no: InterestedIl Jlrrlainh Hopkins.Aa nr n also
na c snerrned :ha whole Silent C113
nigh! be 1| uhed nl? lnlo ilu rivetno c a nted an y .Her own troubles
llled zu- mind.Th i shark of hermother: disdgsun stunned her,for
wlthc m th e Mn me hnd expecitd.
m c ould an no any out of Osc arBanners duzchol.In the meantlme.
tbl nquazter girl nu her amy means
at communication.'WIIL Poliy op im!! a minute!1
mme down just zo :peak to you."Wbnllnl lint!! around, Polly httd
hir.
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Knlsdlun Favond for Skating,Goor Riding; Both Chic and £1-
eudngly Comte:table.:
To m i o : u r sur:of rpflrll anmust be dressed not only bvoomln .
but nppmprlstely. lfor zha woman ur~
likes stating. got( nr fidlng there narmani: both conservative and d
ing.Knlckers, until now mundo |
the lllllll for horseback rldlnu.ha
made a very tuccenfm frnppearnnon the Hut;They nre both ¢hll. an:
excaedlh-Bl! comfortable.A smart um
tl:which run be worn for hunlin
Imam; or horseback riding is made o
ran wool jersey.Tha lblJrt.straight cont-mliltar
In un. reminding one 'bf the mm vmdm-ln; the war hy Rngilah oflke
11|lined In bright urungn weve -emne.ll has n narrow cuihlr end!~
in ions. polnted revert! paula; unthu be!! and to the hem nl the jack
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The nrillhutly colored nockacarfcnc #I un nbc-oluto noounrlu in t
:ww Eldy n wsrdrobl.Herisnot anmpltta until sbt dons
ar! 'lhltl fuclnailng md `u¢¢|uI 3-tho hrighhr and mon c olorful.
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Lnmlled nf mndocnh br 1be an dv-|nnm, fur the c onlnructitn at me new
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I-Join: Buren Mount. [Jailed States 1nvm1lJer of l'f-nnanenl Conn af! lnternluunal Justice on subplot Pew!Palace In The Hague. 1here the comm op-med.2-Burmese boar crews racing for enamalnmunt M Pr nc l of .
wa h t 3-President Harding dmlnllhe N-0Dorlz.Ive marketing blll.
NEWSBEVIEW [IF
CURRENT EVENTS
_ #-
aiu-ship Roma, Bought in italy, Is
Uestroyed With Loss of
Thirty-four Lives.
Pnunnaw wns UEFEGTIVE
Senza Ruewationlns Bury With 'HR
Four-Power Tnaty-Movesnm: tnPntpom Soidian' Bonus 1.0¢-
lllatlon--Irllh Factions ln
Thru Months' Truce.
By EDWARD w. plCKARD#1-um'n'mon moralives havebeeu
nc rlnc ed to Amerltfl lnhluallm
forfm~elxnhullliirlhlpl.It we mutthue these erin. u lt not about time
we felled on our own designgra andvonstrncfon for them?Unless the Sn-
formatlon available at :hu writing 1|mllleldln g me u smm-'mc men tm
Roma nur Hampton Roads last week
will be found to bo, in lu causal. mm-panble to that of the zn2 in En;-
iauii zm August.In both cues. apn u ml lr than wen : ml d etec ts ln
1on||xrn1ou of which tha bnilden
were cognizant.Bo tar an uwonlgutlon 'hu ¢.f¢;,|¢¢the nn of the Romavu due so the
iaruklng of the cmtrols mn negulat-»-1 the altitude of the llnhlp.Desplte
the herclc ennzin of her navintors andshetnntlecallin; overbonrtl of all
ballast by the crew, the hugo hniioonpiunged downward from ui height of
amenities of lnternmonal uegountiam
to attempt to runs! information andcontidentlnlconvolution!or dimm-
um of whic h no neon! ln: kept. or
In submit tentative aunuilom or ln
foruml propoula,without which the
arrival at desirable international uu-darutsndlngg would be rendered un-
llicely lf not lmpouiule."Mr. Harding however. emphatically
uiured me aenato than lhere wereno
couemleii umienliandtnn and no ae-crez exchanges of nom.But the "ir-
reconcilable" seniors are no1.sati|tied and main that ntlllcazlon must
be hedged about with cousldenhia
reservation.Although President Hu-
rling adhered to his position that norenenmrkm was necessary. the fmdin
relation: committee was lntormed that
he would not object to the one Qlhred
lvrihnutoé Bnmdegee lt it wudemed
but Quan to facllltnto rntlllultlon. This
reservation reads:"The m m m Sums undenfandl
that it unumu no obupdou eitherlegalor moni, to mnlntlln tha rllhtl
in relation to the Insular possession!og insular domjnlons uf an: of the
otheg high contacting parties and thatthe consent or thecongress ot :hs
United Suns ahail be necessary to
any ndjunmentn nr understandingunder articles one and two bs nhl
BIG United sum il zo In bound lnM11 way, and that than 1| no obllgt-
tlon dther len! or monk to give such
consent."-#L .Namnlly. Senator Johnson at Cyl!-
tomin uns not manned -nan mm 13-inand he odargd analhu.more drastic
reservation.BU!the administrationlemton mid the Brandene resolution
was as hr as they wouid consent toxv. and ips "su.I\mrt:," like Kcllogg
and New. dldrft want to make mr con-oeltlwt at all.Then Benltor lvvdtl.
after conferring wlth the Preildent..__ _ L _ . ¢ . . ¢ -. 4 - - - . . _ ¢ ¢ . . . _- A 0 4
tee. in um of its economical gpqmg,reduced use estimate! of the Deput-mesnt df Commence to the extant nl
n mo mr . a n d th an o t th e De pu -
ment D! Llbm by 31.a'r.'n2_
Pn mzmn s L L OY D GE ORGE . mn
POINCARE met -prif ltlly U1
Francs Sundayfor me pm-pon u! |l*~
nnging the agendn for the Gems toll-terence on the economlc md Gundam!
regeneration nf Europe. .There are ro-
pom thnt U10 conference may be post-
ponea tar seven: weeks.o r m m
the European nations are axeoedlndldesirous that the United State: :hail
luke pan In the meeting.but this
- l v " Y " Q I U a v h n u I l l U l l u a n n
Rrnkrinna schools have outgrown
vw ruruns naw: building, and medistrict trpreparing to vote n bond 2|-
tna in cover 111| mean: running ex-ptmwl.Nu i q mr m 1 f a mg a n mo l
or crude must bu nrovlaeu beforeochool
aprns next fill.As an apnmclatlun for the quick 11-
|9"'\=°| made to Dlvid Clty'| can fortid when tha I. 0. 0. F tempie b\Il'D°
od the D u ld Cn ; g it:council nu
thnrmni tha landing of a cheek for$100 lo tha Bnani flro depmmenr.
The Ga;-:hm Pollnd cum; Pix dubhas mmp;¢|¢¢ in orgnnlntiou and ls
U10 first of l!l kind to be started In
Butler c ounty this rw Moro thanlmlf of the boys fave nlrudy stu-nd,
each huln; A puns bred ww.
Lieutenant Glannce Welch, twenty-
lvvvn :i lu dd s on o f Ur. a nd lin.
xr. v. xmeh. of Paplllllm. :ru mann;
Use severely lnjuml of the crew at
the :fmt dlflgibie Roms which crun-
zrows more unlikely u lima p¢|| | |ed in dime! over IhmptonRn¢d;.
Secretary Hoover, ln I Wuhlngton'|
birthday address In Chleggn,n v :what might be considered anuno!Bq|'l
erprudon ot une ndmlnlsuallnn'|
vim: on this matter.Without becuz-ln; too apoclnc, he made lt pinin atm;
the Uuued Smies could not be # 7
pected to lend ullsmnce to the nations
of Europe until they had worked outsome of their present pressmx prob-
lems,Including "unbalanced bu dn u.overtaxed pooplu.mn ; r rn \ e| an d
an unbearable debt. both dnmesug andexttrnal-all belrlng Ihdr knit of ln-
lhuan and installing."
Hr.Hoover added:"ws Un d ou -sdvu muc h torn behresn nn annut
de| Llretobeot csanda.|lgbc ruidesiretokeenourselvesm e from
mutex: to which urn are not | party
and which we cannot nmedy; particlpatlon in which, nevertheless,woulti
andennlnu our strength. our iuluencaand our shhlty In under nal an-dei
ln the future."
TRUCE hu been llrhed upon by me
qu rh llng u m; -F m Stats amnporlen on one side 3° republican! on
the other.Ard Fh the convention- 0 o h . .u r n . .v . . | -n h \ l ? ¢ . » l n ; | d n o n a l -
Sums drunken Dial neu ChadmnVent an a roaring. don't-careawhoop
mmvuse. and unwittingly upped mx
the lwry at how c om mul: Ind been
poured into their teed trough. Jrtxuepigs and :nur before tnetuned Mr.
Volstenfa act, nur the peace and dl;-
nlly at tha community.Th mme ! attha mn wa s muted.
Every tu p q e r ln Nebu-| .\' whoturnslnn m n m r for m n :will
have to glve nn mth thi: his remrn
1| f°,,,ff;ff~_,;f= nllnywvowd ntngrgmpmeemam: s e a s o n b e r th
pnrrmd out.T w e n t y m a n n at 1.
meeting puaud 1. rllolutloa nrginl tht!
'i';2i`.?L zu _m=j_M an Nth on xr
011 zu mum in their dim-ict.
Following damnation of his body tm
nbos of tb!late Matthew Bering.
idk-known Omlhs and Plntumouth
aunmq. will ba : alan to tus aua-hood hams.Hampton.Banu-in m d
num-ea o ur th t n un of th e Riva:Ihr. along which he play ed when 1
| n v. wr .The dllpélltinh ¢r his ub-e n w i u b e l n a u w r d w l m n wh h o n m
arprund by Hr. Gertni.
Dmziu c ounts non. Ame:ian lu'-
and ml hltek on uc h tid: stron.
'ith' thirtymiie gnc aommp-salad by*len put mono miles of telephone
llucl with 40.000 phones md soo Lol!
lines out of communion In (bg BaumPlatte amm1. W flll \ tlnnndnl lol at
820300. ll T. Culnr, punt superla-
lendent of the Llucoin Telephone andTelognph C0. announced.'Rn h m!
Ielt lull was In Billet c ounty.
I-Iehnnkrs do; nopulltlun for am
was 196.288 according to Lgures giv-
em out at the state housl at Lincoln,based an an en uf s returns.That
means that mhlcre 1| one poodla, colin,alnlnle, terrier, hull dog or some other
kind of canine for every tvrllfth pu
ma In the mm.111| dog census forlm your :hom ua lnc rnsa of 5.235
mmu mn f xa a n .The lasennrsmadlno attempt to place the dug wealth.
Instructor! in any or the lute non-
mll collegra at H l b r u h hvrenfturwill be refund lguu at absenc e to
mud: or sttrnd the univenlrlm of Col-
umbia. Clllvnto and Nmilurntom "bo-clule the Loldnlmy of thhlc thu luv!
hun students and the non ltnms inthed m ;p u l l.u m that d n l ! !
lllwkhlg in common among womvn In
uma institutions," under 1 mlulution
adopted by thi bond of education N
:nu normal schools.
Organized tnrmen ur Nelamlkn an
opposed 1.0 the proposed nies mx to
create avenue for tht minion bonusor for any other aww- li. D . um.
ot Linc oln. levrilary nl' tho Hehruklhrm Bureau !ede\1tJon.#'\flmd mam-
bon of um Nebmih delegltionjn con-
gress.Hr. Luka mld the fnrmers su;-gut mst funds for the bonus should
1:o\m| !romdth\r¢1axonexen¢spru-
f l t l n r f w m t h n i p m m e z a ' .
Appmxlmatlfly 15) Inmates of Nc-
bnlkl penmmlilrl' will som bo limbU! employed In the new prima mm
and aural!factory.Inlullauon at129 lun power il'l'i1¥| machines Il
oxpnceed £9 be completed soon.u r n
quantities of buttons, thread nad dothnn nlnady on hand.'Tha factory will
prohabty tum out 125 dozen shirts aday, according so Warden Fenton. Thu
entlny rndud will gn xo n J dierlnn
: l n m m a n | n . l , | :; \ e | | p | . | ; n u u i n
ww. r u m u u p o o n h ll o f n lt, melshlIlD00|lf|1kT:t h a r ,no u mu vo nu -
mls nl c old n a l, two u b lu p n u n -
zuu a e M d ]mln c a d ww DODDU.a t o m r ' . - '~'-"utml.necelpnnh:|'
1: pmturod.P1 : p a n a s u m.
Pi ln ld e m u u n a icing.-Ballout rupfnl of wa r nm! o n» fo ur th
cuptul of s u m until a Llxremd ls
turmpd,pour o u r the i l! ! M a t i nwma or an an and add c anfourth
M a cuptul of peanut butter.Placem e hu;s tu n m d mo t uluil o n
Icing i|,a Hula 0U around use ld!!-
l h m b u t u n t u l h l t k a n d w r d d i
the cake.._Pc-uw! Hamer and Talllah l..|»¢f¢-
Put two :uphill of. peanut butter mm
a sauc epan, molltnn ln ubhqaoc u.
fain of c ornstarc h sum a llttll Il!!!and add to It with 'um enptula nf
wld mmm! to ma toe s. on md o m-
tounh eupmla otbrnn c nrmhl. ansum!unofomth feupoonfilmqf u l landonefounhor|tlu=poonhl.a¢
pamper.MI :well and pi n a tn \
well ¢|¢|,¢¢m m and z u m twohours.Be rn :wc rurmundad , u n
shamed p e n or palms.G l n w Crum.--Tiki one p m of
mi ll. : hu h as ~ y olk : gf d u ne i n
ouo dulf c up as ww md two uu e-lpuoniuln or m n m m u m m m:iam-, c ook nn zonmer num mek.
auxin; :dd nnetnblespoofrrul of ¢\la~
un almzna in a time eau mi!k. ma
thi tri!!! beltell whites uf mm ell:-Bnz num ln mmm. ada four mama
of preserved zlnnr ent un. sur um
p u t i n u mo l d to th l c ll n .Bu nleu ld
unthvhippadc rum.
J u l - l ! - - -
E u t h o m o c l a l l a l i t l d l i iCbitfr-CLls lh s n k y a b o u n d g g g u nu\| ;1nnuun| | | oanr¢»i| \up| n.°' " =' ; _~ ; -1 tu r n* na r nn u ln w-
ln d n n lmls li n nmmn mi wu h s vzBlanc a: ilmalsaun-url ln.th a n - 0 .1 -|EVERYDAY noon m m m
Au lc e r un a tf o ra mga lih mity xu yu n m a u f m m a u s c e a f m m n e n k .
i\A °'°="'°'°°:
a , .~u§~. \»min anion demic win! and at me_znmo ulv Ulu ul :auvu AUI1.un ' " " ' 1 ' " r " r " " z a mr r. H.ef. for-ummoment the bl; gudlne tanks bum.mm b? tha :nun ndlc sl memum.E i -..T_'f!-i'°-2 ~ f°..1'f.'....1' .T mor lende r on d a r n !at slander.H 1
In the resulting explosion and tlrel
g l
vlce omdsla, the men caught unoor me
V ew zu ba: and steel frame wouldhero burned to death. for the gasoline
from the broken tanks would have I;-
ulted trom the enlluea.This tact may
avert possible blame for the using ofordlnanew ns In the Roma insteadryelf the nonlnnunmable hellum nn. ae
veloped br the slr service.All the
hellum ln the country was ln the Ro~
ma's bag when she was given s trialtrlp late in December. but as mu was
wanted ton"a contemplated lon: toor
over the country next summer, it unadrawn out and the ordinary gas aub
lnltutetl."p .mnowt General ultram, head orthe Uulted States alr eerrloe. now lo
Itemlin, says the Roma was perfect,
there is reason to believe um he lamlataken.Last summer Kenneth L.
ltoberts witnessed s demonstrationillght of tha balloon lo Italy ahonly
after she had been sold to America.
and he wrote tor the Saturday Ere
nlng Post s story ot that tllxht in
wntco hs brought out these points:'Phat the ees bags nero old nod
teakyftnat 13; lnlians wanted s ealto
day for the p; that they refused to
sell me ship over Mount Vesuvius, ap
parently fearing the heat or the cra-ter :.t they prderretl sailing ore:
the . the slr bein; more qulet
there; um the shin roared. booked.
jumped. and was hutteted about likea feather ln a cyclone; that the snip
had a tendency to nose downward ata hill! t\te_ot speed.
It may be this new disaster wut re-sult In the cancellation ot the order
for a Zeppelin for .America to be built
in Germany.General Mitchell saysthis ers!! u not under vu. "because
at the numerous dlmwttes betweenAmertos.the entente and Germany.
'Ibess dlmcnltles center on whetherAmesrlca shall get the latest type or
an old lille.1: America wants thelatest, the antente must permit Ger-
many to hulld alrahlps, srhlch the Ver-
asllles tual! forbids."
P ttms lb xtr r m n n m o informed
the senate that he could not com-vlr irlth tts request for the records.
mtnntes.eoorarsntlotll.etc.,relatlng
to the Ioorpower treaty. because mostor me eonrersatlons and discussionswen qulto ontalde the conference and
were altbout record.Be added:"1do not believe lt le with
public mtemu or c latent erllh the
u m v s u w : u l n s l u 1 I l ; l a s u s o n _mittee, but no conrlttalons mm been
reached.Secretary ec the 'rreuurrMellon :rss called on for further atl-
vlce and said he still believes bonuslegislationshouldbepostponed.but
that lf a mu as to he pgged he would
prefer some form'ol' ts: as llllnst the
issuance of honda.He said that a
sales tax would mean 2.000 momentemnwreea. but that It could be admin-
lnered.
I-*etltlooa Lo opposition to a sales taxwere circulated ln the house um week
me were aimed by at :mt seventymotnbera. " It was asserted that fully
one hundred eo-old he counted on tovote against auch s imc.Meanwhile
s movement ls palnlng headway topostpone bonus legislation altogether
nnlll the newly appoloted torelgo deotcommissionl m ascertained the
chances for the vgp-°= ot interest by
foreign nntlons a tledtled ¢:onoern-
log the funding of torelgn debts into
loo: term securities.A number ofwell known men have asked the Na-
tional Ilepubllosn club to vpnpee the
mwtlo a o t a federal bonus "to snr
soldier who cannot show a around orwho was not disabled ln the servleo."
THE foreign debt commission men~tloned above, aa named by Presl-
dent l.lardlng.ls made up of SecretaryorStateBushes,Secretary of the
Traaury Mellon Secretory otmeme Hoover, senator need Smoot ot
Utah and Representative Burton otOhio.The fac t that all dis are He-
publlonna has amused the Ire ot the
Democrats and the latter ln tho senate
declared they would not roto for tho
contlrntntloo ot the appointments ot
Smoot and Burton.
Naxv pay acnlea for tho army, navy..msrlne corps. const IUMI!. coastand geodetlc surrey and publlc headlh
senlce have been arranged by the
Jolnt congressional serrlco pay comfmlsslon and a bill provldlng forjhem
ordered favorably reported to houseand senate.For the tlsral year R923
tho :mr nto ot pay tor those slx serrlces will aare the government about
$13.000.£l00. and ultimately, lt is ost!-mated. the saving em he $38.t¥l0.000
annually.The proposed roto ls belowthe present hasta, whlch was tired ln
woo. but considerably above that es
tablllhed ln moe.The hooao appropriations commit-
n v - '» - - . -- - .- _ -_. _ . 7 . __prodslonnl government u' to the three
months the oopoeltlon gained control
ot the Dall n u n m .a u ma}orilynow ls sxceedlagty slender.One thon-
asnd members of the Sinn Nln metwith De Valera and Ionnally nuan-
lsed the republican party, and plana
were lam for a u m t l l r n ln even'c ounty mlm the rm state and the
proposed constitution.
THB resignation W J udge Ronda'
l{._Landls nom the federal bench
or the northern Illinois district ls
cause for docore l¢¥l'l!~ except perhaps on the part of baseball tsna.
Though often spectacular ln. methodsand speech, Judge Landis was always
tearleu, just and impeccably honest.
and he had an uncanny sblllty to gotatthetruthandaooanmsndablotendency to ignore nnlmnortant tech-
nleslltlea.I t these letter qualities
were msred by the teaser Jodi:lary ofthenegloowhere Judge Landis n u
been axerrlsln;his actlrltles therewould he less cause to oomplaln of the
prevalence of crlme there and of mlnurrlnu o f justlc e.
RgpnES8I'~TApIVES of :le railway
tmlona and of the United lllbe
Workers of America met In Chicagoand entered Into s defensive allison.
but thore will he no sympathetic ralllmlke on April 1. when the cool miners
are exported to quit work.The alrrement, moreover. does not become op
emuve until it has been rntined by all
the organlsstlons.ll any ol the labor
unions embraced ln the aguement "ls
muon the victim of nnsrnrrnnled _st-taoks, or its totem!!! ls Jeopardlsedf
trays and monna will be eonname.
snr notion to be approved br each ot
the 11 orgnulutlona.an executivecommittee, composer of the chlst ex
eoutirea of all the unlons, will makethe nocessnrs recommendations
QW H A T mr de velop into a new
polltloal pany eras born In Chl
cagu lust vrrelt when several hundred
farmers. Socialists, union labor leader!
and others started a movement for theelection to congress of mon and women
of the working clan..At present the
participants ln this movement are
pledgw to nonpartisan pollllral notion.Radicals of many types and do
non, were present at the conrerenn
nu: I. W. w.'| gore not summed.
labor onions"-
Wothaoh bdleres It has the young-
stpttnbrid hogdealerln thestatalnthsgnsrsonotvlnglluonotltrs. W. B.
RIMM. promletor ot the Glen View
hotel.Whlls but 12. Vlrrll sold three
pnrilrod hon at the Inson .e Bo~
ale fo r a handsome price, and im-ttlodlately btd In one of the Larson
dna MRSS1 Those be sold were his
urn ,n1sln¢ and which he earned dor-lng lan aummerls vacation.
A hlsss which staned ln the :arret
of the Fxlend hotel was declared byrin Chlet Hoefer to have all the ao
paarlnces of Incendiary orlgio.TheUre was extinguished wlth alemlcm
'>-f~g==-=f=~ amnge resulted.When
the nntesr tire department answer-ed the call they found Britton ln the
kltoheo of the bnlldlnl, rrhlth ll athreeatory brtck urucmre. eltlng pop-
corn.When told that the amlmmx was
on me he answered out lt could notb i poallbln.Inrestlgation showed
out ollmoaked carpets and blankets
hldb ee np lac od lxt th e n rr e t.Ao-owfllu: to fireman the building ts ln-
zured ter $20000._
~An lmrpection of the winter 'abent l
near Oshkosh shows that practicallyall of It u ann: through the winter.
ln solenoid ltlon,la wen rooted;
and the abundance of moisture snare: ~
a loeedr :mme an um sonar.
H~C.Y1.mdo£BrokenIlo1rhaacom»plated to m me ;his wireless outnt.
Mr. 'Innd brought the set with him
from Ooudersport. Ps., bot. on account
of war c ooclltlons has not nut thestation.He has very complete oqulp-
mentfsnd can rooolve tneeaages from
l"l'lM¢~ Gennany. Spain, Norway andsem America.
By a roll of two to one seorubmn
svoroveo the tltuutoe of bonds o h
of The Roundup..a Gr i mm [ f i lo
oavlr.a noGeo: -;sC.J ewlnto tPort-
tand.011..vloe prealoentottheonxteoStatesGrainGrosrsrs.The debate is
theoutcomsol'ada1Ien;sD'llhl.lshed
br PltkeI offering to meet any yrsln
powers' ottldalatany plsroinllleb-
n . 1 o n . K m n u . u l u o m t o r n 1 m -
Sugar me | 1osrarn m on rldnlty
of Laurell and Gibbon are not in the
least penurhed o-ver the snnouoes-
ment tha t me y an c on tra c t oneswill be around $5 per too.for the
nlmvle ms o n ah e y d o no t plan zq
rnlso many beets. regardlas M prict
Wlth Irrigation s c r u m these mm-
era for tho moot part are finding thehttmbll potato more protltahle. with
rabbi" a does sec ond.Uooseqnenb-
ly, this va-many. which in past yanhas raised large quantities of beets,
will build up.instead, s greatly ln-creased potato scneame and also a
lame acreage ot cabbage.The lat-
ter product la becoming more popu-lar annually.One fa me :Ioonted
south of Gibbon a setting out 40 acresof rabba;epls.nts to replace beets.
The state or martial law wbldm has
;beQn ln exlstenos in Four une pre»duct at xeonm Ctq»_ ln Otoe oonnty,
alnes January 28. has ceased by a pmelalnstlon of Governor l!eKelne, sta!-
ing *that rlolonon and disorder hadbeen suppressed and'thete was no (nn-
ther need ot martial law."
F11s destroyed the llreroom mms,of vt. D. Shia) near sp:-lngnezn n r .
Sham urns alone in the nous: at thatime of the fire and almost sntfoosted
before reaeued.The flrsmen nero on-
ahla to save the house or content!-The tm is estimated at |3.00l1
whens ih*ehroks ofntoD.therool
of the public sweet bundle; at Hub-$300.0tD for the oonltl1ldit\n of a marinara, tbl llrs drill ln srhleh the unla-
hllh school bolldtng.The poll ¢,,,,,r
0¢torsnd483agslnnthapropoaed
tune.
When Deputy Sher-lt.t T. I. Ltlsklmsn
srutton anerrand tothsbaasmentd! on www éeun house at Allianc e, he
dlsoorened that a burglar had stolen
Ute c on ten ts o f two lwpo und nmof granulated :naar and had ntleo the
sacks with ashes and finders.Theauar had bee o c onf itloltedlnar sldon a sun menl months ago.
ren had been trained was ordered and
they all marched orderly tosafety.
For tha nm time In the NSW ! Q
American mtkrage, ruro :mm are ean-
dldates for crmness atm year.One lsun. Irene C. Buell, Ashland. ctty pro-
secutor,who has already tlled her
beny at Lincoln.Her older amor,
r
peuuon with an-umr; of State ~»-5
IHrs. .L K. Gnult, mayor of gr. Peter,
Minn, ls a eaodtdats for oonrful from
the o wne: mm.
--, - , , -- _. . . - , . ._memos. addlol mauro water or sun:
to maksitvezy naolst.Bpr sa do nr
the steak. which has been vN'\0li|l7well seasoned with an and pepper.
mn up a nd mm wsu : to o th p ic k .Po tlns c o ve re dr oa ster wtth ss llee
o f b s c o u a n d o n e c u p mld a a te r o ntop and cook slowly tio hours.
Q NYUR J elly .-Put anne uma-spoonfols UI gelatin into a looenan;
add one and onehalt cnpfula ot coldwater. onel1att gopful oc! sour: stirover the Bro srlth three cunfuls of
grapefruit juice zwln:when bdlilll.
xtraln and add It o tablsspoonfol oflemon juice.Dlvlde lnbo snlll dana
and place on toe lo become e m .
Serve topped with whipped c ram.sweetened and sprinkled ntth once-
nut.Keep Cake llsin.--It la said that
cakes made with honey will keep sortfor months..lt la used lo same wm-
tttles as thnsugar the recipe calls for.As honey ls allghtly add it ta prefer-
able to use baking soda lanead ofbaktna-powder.Also nas onefourth
less liquid in the cake than recipe re-
qutres. became a cop-ot honey con-tains mefourth cop or mater bealdes
the eqnlvaient of a mp of angar.
British Army "3wa99sr."
lth a s b e e o mld z h s tth e lt n y lls harmy auth orltles onc e lss ueds nor
der that odlcera should ua near an-gloslea or spectncloa, mme hem; con-
ndmo evusenm ol defective alght.A
number ot amy olloers then root to
wearing the monorle. dlsobeylng thearm; order by a sate mlrrln and dv-
ln; to themselres, as It was thought
at the time an air of tilstinttloll. tha
thought brlnl .somethilll like thatwhich prompted so many officers and
enllsted men to 4-'II11 a short oana
1rl1.lc h»:amotoberadleda"asmgur
sthlu."
stanch in Human Foods.Stnrrlt In the only m e that I l
changed In ony c homlal any tu usmonth.sman is lfldnally ¢¢| ;| |¢¢¢
into sugar In 1hl_| llmentn;y canal,the llrst process taklnlt plnoo in the
mouth.tjtlher foods nn moroly ground
up and sotteneth In preparatlau heaction bs other jnleeo.
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Blair, Nebr., uma 2, 1m
inuLno.A1> :Em 'méfié
I aCh; o & N ¢ z 1 h W e l
'I 'n £ n| E ut.4:35 p. m. Dldly.
: e n
11:13 a. m. Daily.
O Train! wus.8:45 a. xn. Daiiy.
2:54 p. rn. Dxily.4
C~. 3. P.. M. I O .
'l*nit|.l¢Nor'\h~Szmday.7:25 a. m. Daily except'zno pi rn. Ulilv uc ept Sunday .
8:30 a. ln. Sunday only.
Tnlnn South.12:57f a. rn. Dail] ucept Sunday.
6:28 p. rn. muy,.
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w c u u a u u s b u o u u t u v i v v i u u c u a n u v l u v v
Le: ua do your 591, work for you.Blomquist an 11: it for you.
l{lJh.11'|1§notou wut plea!!you.K¢1|1\1'= Ph°w¢ win plu m : r w-
Nsw Washing machines, new prion.Hn Clark O'Ha.nlon s pent the ~
310:00 and uv-and-in Omaha.
'__.'ff"'1"2 'f""?f""'1° 99 -. um ml. mu »¢ omaha I1>lilt3¢m~'
A :nan struc k a mntch to had the day with home folks.
'°=*" in " z u vim He found "-E. 11 Haggard. undartlkt'r.. Phhne.
E. R. Hnghrd, nndertaker. Phone:Residence-Bc!l,R d 240.CMM-Bell
Re8idence-Bell,Red 240.Olhce-Bell 119.
119.I Mm. w n. Gross is nm :unlined
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|Cl!lPi .H'l¢ hl.l!n ovo8i a'to| . he~f|Th o W R . C . \ | r i l l m | ¢ f 4 a l l l l lFli m;- 2 % len s o n o u t s oma -.nin g.5-tt Fred Bugeon.w. B a p p e n d e ld ~ o n w a t F m i t h e 310111.12 oc!~ J o h n (Tu tu a n
Wanted to Rant:--I-'Ive or :lx room 371- =°°;°"* uenned by nn. Robbmnh 9.
mode h , furnilhld-Call this 'ofGceI:n Littls v m :a m e n .dmg hte r ° f|5 H " ' " f _ s u a ..
f th c mu u h u n km r h s a m l ma dallas nine so ?.'f";.f'.;:f."'§i'!'fE.'."l.-_`° ..- .- -J a 0 ' H ' " ' * ° ° - # Q W a u m mm
#K
P l l l h l :o -1'BlE2l'!B»lPRiSB--u r .
~~660: birthday at .1 lm A. llc Do|1d.'sod,I nI ?~\w.¢mn»~l.»mn n t:nionoen m u When we p lmta i the corn.~'fha
- " - - - - - - 1 *"I'[|¢;ih.of £romGod:the had ot the Golden-rod. ___.Where far distant mann# an bt
nts and thc traetnr have some was md re-eei'wd»
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# l i k un .| . | . u. \.L 4 .\ ;. u» .»Rev. John liruell, n Mlmomry, fill ~" * "" " ~-
m a y _ g ng g gg g .h u , d-sliver a mum of Lenten anmans -
atu d
th a C » lh ° I i ¢ c h u n k "g g wa -An we m n #upon N a b m l n hillsnl r evening during K d ?£0645 Gnu dug# have mm up in our F or they an 111 % xrellvl inve ntions
sa wed an ar m.- - --toI w aInthela.ndo!"%h|Gold¢n-rod.|- a ¢ ~ 1 . ¢ m i . , , .r s w i .
z s s m m m m f T H U R 3 D a \ Y 4;Sou-bn..F l t l m Gmail n a man o t An a vw s u hr lile Plsi na ,~of the dw.
'
.i ' ° ' _ ¥' " Y o u \ilé bi wid o u p e d n e l n n g i x ~ W h e r e m l m t h e w i l d I n d i a n s n a m e d Where the wild deer ones grnudl Xn tba land of 51° Golden-rod.
m d 5 | a w w ! - d a n m m m at mon: are ufolicwsz u n h 3 , g d .Now unverl. gn :oldan : h l l1 8 ¢ » N me gecgfg thu m°'\{"':°5::;'The telephone too is a ¢»-'I= mm-
uu pndniiiea at Blair, Nab., under vntion;Harsh za, The prospects Ofi " `;o r e c ~umn x »prize.a n . mc a c m mu o r u mh a . n m.uw church; Blanch 22, Death; Hatch Up o n mm He ld # o f th e " n m o m I u=m a z uw m m 'rh»¢n ltatioaed all over an sod.
- ' * ' T - * : 2 9 ,Judgment;April as,m n m a s t a w l n e *°_G° " ° " ° ' ° ¢We c an mx zu our ne/lghbors and
'from c out to c out,H ; A 1 1 2 , 1 3 5 t, " 3 ' ¢ _W h e r e o u r f e e ta o lo n g h u e u n d ,Buy f m t """°"'"° "'"' n n ~vm e rea W e I i " w u m o u r w n r m a i t m m. mn th e d mc s p u d .= » ; ; ;_f;~In za. :md of um c osdm-ma.
Rhonda! Coll md Fad Storo..;ui und or _.IA malt ia! lnvlution ll -n e the Golden rod.|Where many a weary foot has trqd, . The flying machine is a wonderful
'----- -- - '-=---.|.|.... #|LAn|{.l\l!
In the Ind off the Gcldelvrbd-
Old "Dohin" and the nhay are thin!!
of th e p ut,
Who ,so long on the hlxhwnaf ham
-¢\trod,
Eur the auto and the truck have
tnken it! pine,
In the lam! nf the Gaiden-rod.
Nebraska; Dear Old Nebraska; |
Tha Imd where mn Fathen trod»
Wegive t.heoPzaiaeforailourworth,
Fair l\ndof the Golden-rod.
»| s I
mark for room m d boancl.Apply
at. Red Cm:-A oMce.5-it
Pric e of ned: hu gona up.Our
~ the-someon our first
pun:hue,buy euiy .
Petereed Hlndwltt Co.
The W. R. C.o; soc iety met
\.iLh Mn.. L. A. William lut Thurs-
'lay lflA!ll00D, Feb 23 1|
Miss Ethel Bvuu and Miss Libuso
Trclly, two hilrh school anchors. were
Omaha ahoppen on Saturday.
The Q, E._S. enjoyed a very izleasint
owning, 'I`hursdny. Feb. 23.A com-
mittee served delicious refreshments.
John Hulseri, who is attending the
State University, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. Ind Mn. Chu.
Haugen.
Pioneer George Cecheiin of DeSoto
= an in Blair on buxineu reooitly.
having just returned fromilxcellior
Springs, Ho,J
ll1oro are some new things in baz-
T\good: at the-Blair Home Bakery
under the new mnnagemenn Gorda
n and try them.13-tf
Don C. Van Deunen took a. little
time ol! from his work to attend the
Press Anociation in Lincoln the lat-
ter part of Iut week.
Rev. Robinson of Frenklin, Nabr.,
ue»,chedat the Congregational church
last Bmviay.Rem Seder, the neu-
lnr pastor, spent tho week-end in Dee
Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. John Bomhnrn went so omni:
Satundny h: to spend \ few days
\ ith her aunt, Mn. 0 Osborne, who
Spring Showing
Some --».»~
Mr..hd Mn .u m m .Johnnnu-n
oxlended xn invltution. un lu! Sun-l I
dny dhmoon, in dna friend: uf Mr.
wall be eampany :ur mn otlur.|__.______ ,_- - - - ; ; - f ; : ; _ " . ;\
bid them good-bye before thai: de-
partnm that evcnlng for the old home
lmd.Hn. Johlnnun merved n nice
lunch w lhou who were present.
'in-. md Hrs. Cul Nelson nn-Ifour
alndhn depaned lu! Sunday even-
ing (ai Denmnrk-They aspect Lobe mme some dmc and i! condiLlonn
look hvonbk they my my for m
couple of yeun.Hun Human, anephew al hmic Hmmm. also lc!! forDenmxrk on that day and expect; Lo
The only sensible, sgnltary
method.Cheaper than any
other way.`.
B L A I R G A S c 0 M \ 5 A N Y
BLAIR.NEBRASKA
o n esie;eofpoeumonie 1 B y v i n u e d m o d e f d w e
Mine Millie Storm end her mother,
Mre. Storm. um boo. 319821 quite in
and under t.l\€eere of e physician for
several days.They are much better
at present.-.
Ree Short, who lives over in Dex-
lztvlllo, in the rim no nepon on e
hetch of spring chickens.He h u e
bunch ol' two hundred and he eeye
they ere doing tlne.
Once: Gilberteon attended the Ed.
Anders-on eele of pure-bred Chester
Whites at Storm Lake, Iowa oo Wed-
needay of lest week and bought two
Bows and e herd boar to put in his
hon! of pure blode.
Hrs Clerk Browning of Henuen wee
openteq on at the Teh meh helpi-
tal reoeuly and ix getting along nice-
ly.The Brownings lived formedy in
the W renc h amen in the eouthem
port of the county.e
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
outof theDie¢ri€tCou1'tdW2°1=C°\wfv.1§ebruka.»ndu|e r ~ .
mee of a deereo of eeld Gout naction therein pending wherein .Blair Building end Loan :' "
I¢°l'v°=lil°n.wes§'leint.itfnndJc .Avflebr end izeladi Applebyhiewie. and Clin lon Rds ehyElizabethAPP¥¢|>Y.h h 0.
ddtnd lnil. li d lc hon bdrm forforecloeure of e certain mort;ep..will It one o'ddck. P. il. on the
dls' of Aanil.. 1922, ez the Weet * .. ..Doo:-of eweehington County »House in the City of Blxir. W
um Goonty, Nebraska, sell at ~.1
motion so the hisheez and bm Ifor cub, the following dtacrlb-edperty.to-1rit 'The West. 'Thirty (80
feet of the orth Ninety (90) fedLot Numbered One (1),in =-Numbered Sir (6): FIret Addition
the Village of Xennard, Wuhi~
County . Nebrukl.The plaintiff.on the lst dey .JNovember. 1921. obtained a decree
judgment and foredomre ego ~of $1090.72. hielhfl', n h n Jthereon nt the rete of eeven perper annum from the lst day of N
vember.1921,end for $15.10fof eei da c ti on gee ldd ee ree p~.Plctunernecxt Sumzlluy evening.:that hid Pr¢Nil¢l be eoid to ...
The pastor was pleased with the et
tendenco lest Sunday.The pictures
ee i d lu d g mmta bo ve s e te u ti nthe eeme remained onpeid for n
rind of twentfdaye from the det;"'°"° line, '"" ""' "'?°'° ether: next eeld gm.; ma me sudo-====a=.» .
Bundny.'une-e :fied end elid decree hem;..|
The oyster supper Twdw evening in fone.Sdd premises above ~
fl wg thxn ono eeri bod willbee o!d t.oe eti 1fy *wen no an more ye eeverybody seemed happy.. § _= 1 % ~ ~g "
Aeeriee of Lentel edclreeeex willbe-mga, 4 ,H ee provided by .
gin next Sabbath morning.Short
eddreBos every Wednesday evening.
We need bein e.nd.1re went YWif you ere not obilfeted e bore.
Choir rehereal Friday evening. Spe-
order and decree.and the lawmehme d e a r d p r o vi d dDetedef.B1edr Ne bn llB »¥ hllra, zeée...'dey ei He 3HerlI ! o f ' W .ciel music will pleoee you.'Coun|.§r,w a n g :e ~
. - - - -- - - * -.. - . - . .. _ _ . _ . _
Lgdies' Cpgts
M r s .T .C .H i l t o n ,~
T H E I N I I L L I N E R ~
M
4,"~I have just re¢éived~a-nice line 6f
Q ~~LAD1Es'
~Sprmg Coats
which you are invited to cail ~
and see.~
The Style, Color and Material ~I, ~ ~.
are. up to the minute.`T; ~
#sli-'rlrs wr-§£m.v a u mn E ' r n s r o r r r Mr. and Mrs.Hugh wfrgnz w-=r°:¢°`££»} :1°£»=;a=§£»i==z i=~w=_i1l'» num
_.Omaha buhnus vldton on|'d|.y the bg! of weeks.;
He n s " 7 " - " * * '' " " " ".20 ln\£nrplri of hit week."Rav. J. A. Johnson wll conliiwd tc
Roonen - - -" - " " ".1»\.\lrs John McCnc\len has been ollihin lmmn lim Q:t. of tha week on ac
_. . . . . . . . ¢ . . . . - » - - - -. . _. . . .D A T E S P o r r m c x l a a s 'E X A M !
N A T W N S __
Aprii 15, 1922.~'
Hay 28-27, 1922
Juno 30,-July 1, 1322.
.August 4-5. 1922.
Mabel J .Barth.
Covnty Suplrintendenz
e d tn d l peoplu of Biair Cliholil:
m d Non-Cathuik.to sttendf than
senriean.Devotion: bgdn nt s p. m.
C. A. Béyerldorfer.
THE P aoc as ss OF TI ME IN THELA ND OF THE GOLDENROD
'hibuta to W . H. Minn on his Wth
birthday, Feb. 39, 1922, and also the
We are the old pionoen of Mty-sir, Camfms P<\5l¢¥=K=11 mum luu w-J.;....._..,,....,When thong Raids 'nm covered with In the lsnd of the Gvldea-rad.But az in contrary to the lan at In the 'futun years our children my
*-' ma.1 Goa .'ookAnd the wiid prnirles gn-as ~ six The uid atnge coach lodg been For it him éamed the ¢D¢!°f l1lNl3" agn; high .discnrdd,gif,Upon the Pioneers history pqges
In we una of the Golden-md.|Like the '""'""`.E°"I.'3l'"°l'»..~In the uma o! the calm-ma..'g g y °"";'°°"";_f'";dd""'"" 1J 1e
.r ,Wearothe boyalhat carried the prod.Fo r tb l railroad:have long | inc eTha wirdess telegraph is the moat --by J . A. Mc llondd
To dr ive we oxen um: mme the h k a n heir p1».¢=¢.1 wiondédul nf un.mm, mm- .
A
fl
r
17- f - ~the nic k lin the p u t week but is~-- ----~~- gg .some better at :hu writing.Springs
E m
Cream
CoinWheat
Oats .
Ho g r
Cattle
as n'Wanted to Buy:--A accond hand
\$135. piano.Must bo in M d ¢0B(uuGn
". '______33% 2and priced right..Cdl at this oiiiov.
~
_msn u fs zi so i Lee um Blair'Iloinc Bakery a¢ yéuf
_.HH 3 to.7 con!spccial baking when you have com
`.-....-pa}qr or an serving on rehjoslunrnt
r i 18-tiLes Blornquiat fix sc.~2 °" "" ",
The girls of thc CongrcgagionldKnhn'| Photos will pieaso you.church wil! hold a bake day and can-
E. R. Hagganl, Undertaker. Phone:dy tale at Mi9. T. C. Hilton'a, Sat-
'n-...e.:--_.. n..n n a ;nun l"|ma\|..nA||.....|....u.......\. A \
count of sickness.\
Dance at E. Offs Hafl, Beuninfton
Nebr. Saturday Evo, Marc h 11.E
lhuglfa Super J ail...
Roy F. Gordon
John Hommank n? airiirlllvll
a Blair visitor last Monday, tions
acting business at the court house.
Potronlae a home institution by buy
Ing your bread of the Blair Howl
Baines;.Nice iime Q1 other baker'
xwds. alao.18-tf
A Special You Bhouldlft Mini
uommrs Baum noun AT sg.oo ~ BACK
Noam amz STORE
SATURDAY I!|1'RODUO'.l'0Ry BALB
ALL 404: ZLAYEB wmm CAKES AT soc
oscm nouglzrzs suznv
su. vm*-worm iamwyn, Conditioner, Toulo-
nmn Kos, mo.mu X°e» $2.45
:nm BTEWAET PHARMAUY
A u n. s r z UlAL
'I-innh Winchester Butcher Knife, 750 Value, at 256
-- f m m m f x m n n w n z
ou. ox .o'rH-ut a om ns
2.9¢ PEB YARD
num PACKET STORE
sm a n vm m n n m o n
BIVETBD Borrow BUBHEL Buns' $1.18
THONZ s IABNBBBG
SATURDAY ONLY
A 'nw omxrlou BPABK PLUG AT 50°
m'mnmm's GARAGE
:|.| .. .;
2 5 - I NU H n o d W I R E m u o m g AT 345130 P E B RO D
o n o wg m . L UM Y B B R & GR A I N o o .
1 5 P u k c u o l G a r d e n S e e d s F R E E w i l h 2 B o x e s o !G e r m i k l . i n z
504:p e r b o x a n d 1 0 :f o r p a c k i n g .l l . l | - w o r t h S l . I 5
AYE nnownnlzs
. . . . 1 *
W E o r n a -
Bm-=§~ BACK AND BLOCK BTLT AT 20% on
/nnonnzs COAL & FEED STORE
A cram Bnmhinaiiun Community Sale
~ZF€"t'T§L2`$f`Q.00k a. m.Also Sneclal Prlces wm be Oifered on Seasonable Merchandise In Blair Stores bv the Following Merchants
Wm. CLEAN ALL cnornzs
LEFT HERE SATURDAY AT 251; mscoum'
'mo n s x. c n zms ns
BRING THE WOMEN
and Let Them "Shop"in ihe Different, Stores.
T1\ey'IlEnjoy le, and at the Same Time Save You
1,000 Amzlucmi STEEL PBNUE POBTB
AT 865m EACH
cmzxsrnnsns I-UMBEB congruwGREATLX.REDUCED PRICES!
rmyv OPEN ran susmsss
m OLD BEE mv s-m m GLAD To BEE YOU
BAS Sf PARISH
IN T R O D U O T O R Y r iu o n ON'
NEW LE ATHER I-IN-I HORSE Col.!..\RS.-..----.--_-se.ooAL L REGULAR LEA THER COLLARS -----$4.93
GUS s c z m r r m z n
s4'rUnnAY oNi.<1
$1.50 xnnu xwmn yrnrs ronx $120
PETERSSN HARDWARE oo.
THE BARGAINS OFFERED
Are Genuilie and Timely
and Many Dollars Can be Saved
on ALL REPAIR wonx LEFT HERE BATURDAY
109; orr REGULAR- rmczs
J. 2. rxscrma, Shoo mpm-mg
. . ._, ..., . ,.,.
Rel! Rooms fo: Women and Children will & Open
a¥ the City Hail and Library
\SATURDAY BPEDIAL
A BIG FARMER nnnm a AT 40c
cA1u.soN's UAFE
J . D . x n n ms o r r s B P E U I AL T IO B S AT U R D AY
100 w o a x s n m r s A 6 5 6 m o n
Will mnve March 11 m the building vm¢¢a.»J en khu ' Tvz xm
Diununz un Euryzhing &n Sl re
Wa Offer for Saturday Only
LARGE BARS WHITE NAPTHA SOAP AT Bo EACH
"DONEY"--Opposif/B Post Office
50 runs U. B. Am?
4-Buckle, ALL RUBBER OVEBBHOES, All Bllu, $1.05
THE BEEKMAN STORE
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON
Anmlcm LADY AND WARNER. UOBSZTS
m s .T.U.m u o n
»
A rmril usr 0F
Live Stbck--Machinery
GOOD 501: HOUSE BROOM 38d
S A B B R O S .
u n m s ' w w G O W N B
VALUES UP To 32.50, AT 850 EACH
J. B. mms & sons
SATURDAY om.Y
Luna BOTTLE PBPTONIA AT $1.00
n u m P u n m o v
BPEUIAL FOB sA'1'11xDAv
LARGE BOTTLE 'rAm.Ac FOB. 90 omvrq
WOLF? DRUG STORE
To BE UFFERED M' AUCTION
26 head.of dandy, good, sound
work horses
One span of 5 year old mnles,
Weight 2750.~
4 : 0 '| | ._
And many other articles.
BBE ovaarzoms ou x.ma1uoA'rnm o1;.s
mms- on. nova:
Tw? 1%-h. p. gas eng~ings\'
Riding and walking gultivators
Some plows
A Deering bigder .Whit.: Bm- Preserves-All Ylnon
25° PEB .un-s .uns :on $1.25
J . x u z ux n
Ono Line ol .
wousrrs exons AT $2.75
BLAB SHOE oom mrv
IN U U B
aa
m mGlassTopRoundBae
'f r-" 6§<f§=:;@ 95
~ /
~4i g q 5 1 : 0
n o n A N D B B O O D E R B A R G M N S
Soo the Improved Soft.-Heat Incubalort and
Broader: nl. our office or factory.Improvements
and Advantages ovur uli others.All sizes, 90 toG00 Eiga Csplcity.Broaden 100 Chick to 1,000Chickite.Spodll Reduc ed Pric es to Home Bunn.-A few ample or demonstntion machines at axinlm! pric u.AH our Bllchings Pull; Guaranteed.
You can get your mac hine quick right hen at
homo and alla get the benefit of our assistanceand 25 year: experience.
P O ME R INCUBATOR CO.,Blahr,Nebruka.
Offices fl Doors But of Coils: Fmo .FactoryAc ross Street, sho Ent of élnf..
Thisis Ull7:r lfY;i&l lh duum o!!|.rmsn_hlvs prom-indtobringin mdlwck.Hyouhnvamythingtoml, bm; u m. we wsu ull n.. Llt'| mm mu um nigga:
x A6 Bhirevorhnd.
'JEIISEI & BRUSS, Auctioneers
s r z o lu . P R IC E S o n C AM E R AS S AT U R D A Y
Ona Postcard Bile Foldin Scout, Meninoua Lenz, :hop worn.List Price $18.00.Sofa; Price $13.00.
Ona Postcard Size Folding H~=°~=s, Rapid Recilllnear Long, shop
worn.List Price 0.00.Sei ing Price $14.00.Ona 2C Foldl Scout pid Rectilinesr Lena.List. Price $18.00.
.Salllg ca $15.00.Ono ZA aiding Scout; Ma.-niseua Laos.L i n Price $14.00.Sel-
ling Prim $12.00.Ona No. 1 Seneca Junior Rapid Ractilinear Lens.Lint Price
n a m .Selling Prim moo.|O M No.2 Promo (Eastman Kodak)Rapid Rlc tilinnr Lom
Lilt Price $10.40.Selling Price $7.00.Ou Sqneca. Vest Pocket, the Little Indian.Lint Price $11.15.
sdiins Prics $8.00.xu mr s A B - T S TU D I O
ma
UD.Oscar Mathews moved his house- d
r Sale, in flume of hold goods and family Qui to the farm |,
r..Pn nn n nd n ia i \...;. 1.-_:.|-.. .....1 ...nr »... 1.:. I...A nl »
Enflng here for some time, Qxpqft:
o arm the coming seuop, down is
ha \»Uvnn;Ia didrld.fue girls of the Congregxtloiai
~arch, at Mrs. T. C. Hiltorfl, Satur-
ay, March -I.
It Frequently
Happens
THAT PEOPLE wuo MAKE INDIVIDUAL LOANS
ARE BOTUERED IN THE conu-:crloN OF INTER-EST; THAT THEY O!TEN HAVE DIFFICULTY INGIFITING BACK THE PRINCIPAL AND S03iE'|'lBlE5
LOSE IT Alfrocr-rrmzn:
THOSE Wim DEPOSIT THEIR HONEY IN THIS
BANK ARE NOT 'rl-ws ANNOYED. mn HERE THEYGET THEIR INTEREST PROSIPTLY
\EVE R Y S I X M O NT HS
AND. mrrrx-nn STILL. THEY HAVE nn: SATISFAG
nos DF Fusnxxc TQAT THEIR MDNSY ls AT ALL
'l`X).|ES SAF!-1 AND THAT -rm-: HANK IS rnmmm-:nTo PAY BACK THE PRINCIPAL WHEN NEEDED.
I 'PHE 1=AnMnns.sms BANK
Licensed Embalmer
Funeral Dlnctor
HA GGA RD & UNRUH
Co\}r1.es)~4Servies-Simplicity
QUA L I TY mz s r
REASONABLE PRICES
o'HArRbN. xmxxsn E
o*H.\NLoN
Atlomeys-lllaw
Omen in Suu Bank Building
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last Fdday and wil! try his hand at
farming .this summer.City life
named to hive been too rtrenuous
on him.
The w. R. c. mr aside a xaulazme
from their regular work on last Sat
urday afternoon for n patdatic pro-
gram in honor of Wuhingtonk and
Lincolrfa birthdays which was much
enjoyed by all those present.
gan, Colo, was a Blair visitor Satur-
d l y f o r a short time,George has
givéh up fanning and is trnveiing for
a Denver eiothing firm.He reports
that hh family are well.He ieft for
Omaha on the noon tnln and expect-
ed to leave from there .for his homo
on the same day.
.. . . .. ..
The mam Aid soc iety met. with
ire. C. T. Peterson on Wednesday.
durch 1. to be entertained by Mn.
miie Hunk and Mrs. Peterson.-
Betty Noble is connleecln3nleel;
rom her reoent operation on her lmec
md is able so gel. about with the aid
lf crutchea which she is in hopes of
lieeardiog soon.'t
Caleb Loftis and wife and little
med-deuggler, Ira Bacon, ha\real'
leen eoflned to their home for some
ime on eceount of the prevalent die
roeo, cold and zdppe.
Mrs.J.R.Smith i l having the
mllding recently vacated by The Tog
rerr. llxed up preparatory for 3. D
Garrison, the clothing mangwho wil!
Jecupy it in the near future.
It is officidly reported that trdnsz and a. the Emerson loc al will ze
some their moe not later than Hire!
20.This gives Blair an early trail
to Omaha and o late train ln'rel.una.
li k e Helen Hansen returned 1.1
Omaha W ednesday after a week e
the home of her comin. -luline Peter
son and nife.Misa Hnneen is 1
graduate nurle of Mount Slnia_hoe
pital, New York and has just retornel
from a tour of six months in Europe
Blair friend: of the Geo. J. Halle:
family,who were former resident:
here but are new living in Dmahame
ceived announcements thin week o
the marriage of their oldest daughter
Zlta Cstherine,to Nr.Rnyrnom
James Brennan, vfhich took place on
Wednesday, Feb. 22 in Omaha.
Mine Le Masters, the county Rel
Cross nurse, while enroute to Ken
mm!recently, during the icy time
had the misfortune to lmve her Fon
skid, turning over on the aide, break
ing one of the glass in the Seder
Fortunately alle was only ehalrcn u
a bit and tlre_cnr wee rightod an
alle was soon on her way rejoiriii
that the accident was no worse.
Mrs. Emil Nelson and little dough
ter. l:.'mma La; Fern more at home t
their friends on lust Friday Lfternool
Feb.M,et which time little Min
Hu me celebrated her 4th birthde;
There were o dozen ladies and n do:
en c hildren prcient and all enjoye
the dainty birthday cake with You
camlles and tlu; nice lunch prepare
by Mn. Nelelin. forthe occasion.
g Blair is fortunate to hear the Mel
ropolitan Entertainen aa they az.very high close and only perform l
the cities. bm enroute they had thl
open date and ol!ered it here.T11
fvwmm includes-violin, 'mlm plllnl
gmandolin,banjo.saxophone,tcno
Isoprarso,trio; and qoartette, humol
'oue readings.They will give a echol'childrens matinee at the extreme lo
price ol' 15 cents for all school chi
dren.The evening program 50 cent
At M. E. church. Wednesday. Manf am.Matinee--4 p. rn. evening 8:1
I
. Mrs. Sem Heller of this city has rl
ceivod n letter from her son, Fu
Ca-se, who le manager for a Connie
.Co. at Macon, Georgie, situated on ol
of tho governn1_e_nl;'| cantonments. tl
milca from the city, where they ha*
put up email hwael for employe'
and 'tis like e Yl"l.§B.They hll
had a delightful winter season. m
are new enjoying all early gardl
vegetables.This eannerr hes 1
acreage of 2000 acres of plmento pe
pcrn,1000 acres of in¢e'i potatoe350 acres of tomatoes and 250 ner
of beans.Their onlyglaughter. Sera
who is a freelunan in our high echoand making her home with her mn
parents,Mr.and H n .Bam Halle
apec ta to ddl her parent! this col
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On Time FlourApricot Butter _.__Apple Butter -Strawberries "
"Red RaspberriesBlack Raspberries ........_-Peaches .__ ...___ _ _
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Big StQr¢Spe§ials
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25¢-35¢354:351:351:
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spedal perspecial perapecill per
special per:peeled per
cancan
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canp! 8 . _ -.___...._......Pineapple ....._.._.- - -.- -Blueberries .._. __._-.Logan Herrin _ ..-_....Assortment of any of three nbov
apecinl __._.- __
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10 lb.
S Y R U P 5 lh.
5 lb.
Navy Heins or Head Rice
BrownBrownWhilew m a
Pink Ruse Corn .._. __ -...
a neencan
special perspecinl per
speeiclg per
am ,. $1.00
il 454:'Sin :se
pail 551:
,mn aoe
3 lbs 25:special, 2 ans 25:
334:35:
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SHOE nsPAn'rM~Ez~rrOne Lot Ladies Brown Oxfords, specialize: pair -_53.50
Mines Brown Pumps, sperld per pair ..._-.. _._ $3.00Childrens Brown Pumps. specinl per pair - .__-_- .__ $2.50
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|||!|F1|I THE Emfskraxss. BLAIR, NEBRASKA,
.1s w f n n \ n n n f \ n n 1 n n n r . n t h \ 1 D D D A & ! I ? l
4
.~gy EDWARD G. LOWRY
'mu-lruluu °"""""""'£-'L£" ' ;° - ' - ' n ~.:f-.-.~:| | d l e u » ¢ i u c l n l i o L n d = l l J *I n h u e l
h t h e d u a t l u H a t h a ! 0 vN l l I ¢ \ ' s l u u n l c c h d a -
How Uncie Sam Spends ~ou; Money
1:lsa't safe tn bet on M=rU1\I\|--
*"'In~clal1y a. lun ibilll-a
W H A T o r
UNSW!! enacted s law In xmo re-
quiring all hesds of depanments andindependentestsdallshmentsinthe
fedenal of-.nice to report eech yéar to
the secretary at the treasury the num-ber Q! employees mm: them who were
below a fair lrtlndlrd of emdency.
Every year this ll done sod the letters
to the secretary or the :reason from
the vuiou depsnmeuta and bureausueprmuuln thsbo okotestlmstesvf
appropriations eomped for uae b !
congress In msklng up the annusl
supply bills. Congress never mn the
:tightest bed to :hm rapqna.Theyare made up gfasr sfter year.but the
lnemcleut are never drcd.For example,last 'fear the chief
clerk of the tressury reported 170 em-ployeea ot the Treslury department as
below e falr standard of emdency. But
nothln| will be done about it.TheInterior department reported 130 lnedlcieots. and wltlgxmbably go on re
porting them tm they die of old sge.
There are employees of the govern-ment In Washington who are wlelly
blind and who are Ie-1 :mm theirhomes to their omces esch llU and
hack home spin in the afternoon.
I khgw In um one lentieman ofninetytwo years who had been in the
goremment aerslce for seventytwu
:o e m He us bein; paid at that time
WW l year.nu maximum pay dunln; hla long senflcl was usoo a year.
James R. P m was President whenthis old gentlemen camo lntotbe serv
lcs.Be Isa 'born on January 10,
1823.Bla father was e c nptaln olth e r e g d a r s r my ln t h e wa r o ti b ll
.After that service he Ied_an 'active lifein other occupations untll 1548. when
he died, leaving a dependent family atnine persona, three.ot them bon.It
fell to the tot of onool them to be the
cmd snppon otthe fsmlly .lt mme to pen. then, that at the agocftwentyhereceivedthroughthe
lnduenes of navy friends nd' hls fathere :malt clemmp at the .naval observ-
atory. then under the suporintendencest that accomplished omcer. Matthew
l'ontalne Ham. whom he served ss
emsnnenala for :en years. aocountlnlit s great privilege and preaaurs to
have hoard Hnurfs rodeo dinnun; thewordsof sense and irlsdom which
make up the saxllng directions.the
mornem CLEAN
cmws BOWELS WITH
CALIFURNIKFIG SYRUP
Even |let chile1avu.lhe "rru||.y"ture a -¢>1urm1¢ vu amp." u nuuule tongue u eonmd. or u your chudx- \\nI\ll:u1>u. fevodnh. fun a cold.
o f h u lc , ( l n l tnu powful loc lu lu s un llnr n d mmm.xns I n
publications hand Irons tho observ-liory tor the benedt of tha world.
From a copylat at llrst, November o,
184&.|z I3a day,the young uma nuadnh ttd ll f nllo tst
Jury 'I,1858.clerk at 81.200 5
rut: J ai; 1. IBSI. clrrk at $1,561 n
wi AskYour Deale
~ ~ Decoratofabout
~~ ALABASTINE OPA
~'~PnocEss
~Be|.ntifulwmlhlHnrmoui¢sauurbefwi
blmdinlofdnhu|¢l\na¢|,ag:|,|ic ~»--
oalanwhkhvilltnmfurmymrwnllnfsbtiaumurpuinitu-.l\.|.rman|l ~
nkueostwnllvnizhinyuumaanu.
~NY_gooddeeomtor¢ando¢}|ew ,p,,
Soma psopis never atop to count
thoroughly :th all th o mu lti pl-
tlon poinm. will blic and Quia ont at
the mann, md IW lun |. veil, play-
fui c hild mmmilton: of mahen been '*O\lk!o|hu
Fix: Syrup" handy.They knorl n tl!-
ln-mrul tod u n m s de! c hi ld so-morrov.Ask your druggln mr gum-
IDP "Clllfvrlxll |13 Bmw" whlch hu
Sure Reli§f
FOR WDIGESTIOII
\qT B ~
a ' B 6 Blu.-ntl
I EI.L°AN$
256 and m Pi¢5¢U|%¥»EV\fY'lhC¥V
~The Alabastine CoG n w n w mw c h u n
if ~.| ~ y~flw~vfi'~
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Inatcad of Kalsomine of W~
Alth|1i1aec:.¢\:yi»imlAhbdime.\lnsamenntiml]J'\ooepld
habemmudhhnnunnvhumhnépumdpubicbnidhgd
direcuona for habla and children of
all un p rimed on berth.Mother!
I l I
gen an imllltidil Il; lyrup.-Ldvtttlllv
m e m .
At k l n g 1 'o o M u c h .
L 0 1 | l - N | 1 ,l'rl.|cI%In.Ilnl n t l !fur
yn l l l l a k e w i l l I c o m pl y w i th m e o n m l i
t l o n n l a i d d o w n b y y o u r i u t h e r a n a
anlunplrliaian
T h e e x i g e n c l u a t h e n r n q u l n d
a g n u e x p u u d u n o f t h e d e l d t l l
t o r u s a t W u h m g t a n a n d e u - u v u m
n n d t h i s w a s n c c o m p l l n h i d b y a I l b d '
r u m o u r m e m u m a a b o u n o r m a l .
'I m p u - : e n u m o r d m l l n q u o n n a t a p -
p o u z u m n u a m o n g a l l n b l a s , u n t h t d v-
u m e r g e s r q m e r l n t r l l l l d I n m u :
w m n u n t r a m a n t o m a n m n s o p e r
c e n t - t h a t l a . m o n t h a n m f t h e m o n
a n d w o m e n wh o s u c c e s s fu l l y p s u e d
c m !a r d c e e i n m l n a d o n s a n d w e r e
s t a n d j o b l u n d e r t b l g u n m m e n t r e -
m u a t o t a k e t h e m .I t t l c l d m l t o d
u m m a n t h a i : 9 6 0 . 1 9 0 o t Q u a n w h o
m e t t h e a n w e r e a p p o i n t e d d u r i n g
l h l t t i m e .' n n d v i !se r vi c e c o m m u n i o n u p
S n u g :" m u l h m l l i u ' v i m that m m :
s e r vi c e a t W u h i n n o n k n o w u m t h o
u s v l n l s n o w h a m p u i t b y t b o r s
te n tl n n a t . l n o u m p e t c n t a w h e n N -
mo nl l l 11 36 01 1 11 d ll ll tt ll i b y la nn un ce l
w h i c h a n l n e o m p n d b l o n u m u m O H -
cl e nc y o f t h a se tt l es .P n t o n n e u l
a n d e x e m p t i o n s l n c r a d n g l y c l o g t h i
d e p u - m e n t :w i t h p a n a m a v m .n o
m m m - h a v i n e m c l e n t , a n d l l l c u l t t o
n m vve . a n d t h a n r e t e n t i o n l i n d a t o
d u m : t h e d l a c l p l l n a a t t b l u m m . "
Am o n z z h eo e t a e l l lc l e n l x .a t co ur se .
a r e t h e m p e r a n n u n t e d a n d a n p h y s -
lc n l l y ln c u p l c lt n t e d .T h e b n r u u a l
e m d e a e y e s t l m l n d .b d a r u m e v w
q u o f t h q t u p e n n n u n t i o n n u n m e n r
p w t h a n m n b s r a t e m p l o y e e s In t h e
d vi ! n m o l o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e - | u v-
m t y y u n o t q v e a n d o v o r u f d l o i n z
N u m b e r
I h i l u n y p o - l u i d a n a.. .. .. ..... ... ... ..R u r a l m u ! e u r l a f t...... ......... .....C i t y l o n l r c u r h n ... . .ua.. . ... .ff. .. .. .
P D I ! 0 1 5 0 0 M .nu¢¢»no»al»¢Q
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5 |n aa n~ xlH n r l s d c l ~G w l f d ¢m N ° !0 ° l »n m .0n l um h | ;. . l .i l l
u m m a l e m p l o y e s ~
n m M Ii i l l l | ¢ U ¢ | | l l | | l l | | | O l ¢ |M
'Th a co m m i s s i o n e r o l ' p e n s i o n s l u p -
p l i u l b e fn l l o w l n g c o m p a c t m t a t e m l n t
o t t h o a g e o t t h e a m p i a y e u m m e p e r
m n b u r e a u . :
N u m b e r l a m e c l u d l e d d v! ! l u v -
lee, 874: an d tbl Didnt unblonqd l h t y - n i g h t : n u m b e r o u r a i g h t ; y e u l
o f . u e . 2 6 ; n u m b e r b e t w e e n a n y - i n
¢ n a ¢ 4 z h t : . 2 u 0 ; b ¢ u a u n a ; » a r n z u ~
B n ,n u m b e r u i g i h l e £or r e t i n m e n l ,
2 9 2 : p e r e e n l l n o f e m n l vn u e l m b l a
f n r n t l r e m e l l l . 8 8 . 4 : u ¢ m n ¢ ; e o f | . l l
e m o l o ve n . : n u 1 . 1 0 1 9 . M t y . g | | ; \ ; ¢
T h u n o l d m m l n d v r o m e n b o a r z h g
b u r d e n o f t h e l d m i n l l t r l d o n o f t b l
e o m p l a .l n t r i u t e a n d L n m l vo d p r o -
e e d u n u n d e r t h e p e n s i o n l a n h a vi n ;
l o d o r m s t h e d i s b u r s e m e n t a r $ 2 2 2 , -15 0 2 9 2 l l I to 8 13 . 0 1 5 a n d gam e-
Odd b eu eG cl |. rl M.
DYED HER saws con.
A SKIRT Ann cumms
p l1 1 1 | l . a n - W - w - u r h y t w h a t d o e s i n
'l i n t | 0 0 t o d o ?
" l i e I1 i g n i t e d U m ! I a h m a l d g n a n d
h a n g m y a e l l ' t i m . " - - S i m ; B t u l n .
ESE OLDMEHT
yur: July L 1870, prtnelpet cum at$1.510 u year; December 0. 1911. elertat $1.400 a year: l»ilr_ 1. 1918. :tenor
npher and typewriter at $900 o r w .
It will be seen that he was demotedtn December. 1011. and qoln In I-lu.
EIB; to lower pomtlona. lnrolrlng lenwork and mpommnty .'mm d emo
tlona were at nu own request.InOctober. 1911, h¢_\'ecd\ed hom the
nststant sec retary M the nlvr. llr.
Roosevelt, the following letter:
"I have to inform :oo thlt you havebeen granted Io na without Nr f o r
lt: months helinqln¢ Odober 28. 1917.
"An you umm been In the emvlvar
of the mremment nov nearly mlxty
nlne yearn, and during all that timeyour record hu been excellent, I re
gn: that there tl no way lo which the
department could eontlnue you on therolls with eompenntlon.
" I dest:o at this time to expresstho nppreclntlon of the depenment for
your tongdtod satisfactory ee, andthe hope that you will be In beoented
br this lone that yon can returnqnd
resume your duties at lt: explntloofItalkedwithone ol' the olbloet
omcen about the old ma feeble etn-airmen.
He sold:"I don't know what eon»
neu inteodl to do about thetn, but I
know what I tntqod to do with zum
ln mr department.I totem! to leavethem alone.They c an gm; here u
long an they like. nntll some produou
ll rhode for them.Whoo Z Fu new
to the department z tillmllltd two otthese old trevvle and demoted another.
on the ground that they were super-nnnuated mn tnemuenrmo were e
ltlndnnce to the notL"All three of them vrrote mo nd
letters and nmmntlr committed ml-elde.That vr u OMB!!!ond more
than enough tor me Never againwill I disturb ooo or them.I do not
rhooao to have it on mr consciencethat I 91onouneeo nntence of death
on no old mlm 03 on old vomnn lnthe service of the luvermneot.Tifvr
c n n n tls ln r o n b e n a s lo o g u t h e y
like.I found them hone ang! some of
them mn be here when 1lure.tgeongrena chonlei za provide for them
that ll tts obligation.But I will never
sentence another one ot mem lo settdemructloo. no mutter what the con
to ue taxpayer and the govemmeot."
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walking ullrllht.
Thi Butc h Fbld.
8|n¢¢'|'lty ll like zruellng ln a num,beaten mad, which onmmnnly bring:a man sooner :6 hll Jw'=fnr'» end than
by-ways.In which men otlen lo n
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Cutlcun lug for tha Dompluloni
Nuthln| hotter wuz Cudeln Soap
daily and Olmmenl nav md then u
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sc alp dean mg hunc h nn mo umm.Add ni this the hu-falling. nurnm
c anc un n lc u m, a nd y ou hun thc
Canc un mm '.n-ln.-Adw.ru»mem.|
Slleneo 1| ama me prion or domestic
rallem.
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Hats in heirs lnslda truck to uvuble.
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1 . " W N W n vn ve g o ve r In C h i c a g o t o n o I . p l a y , " A B u c k o u L e a ve , " w h i c h
w a s b l i n g p r n d u e e d fo r t h e b e n d ! ! o f t h e A m e r l c i n Le g i o n .G e m - m l r e r
a h l n g i t r n l n \ r n ¢ n l i t t l e i a m . a n d I n o r d e r t b a ; t h e a u d i e n c e w o u l d n o t h e
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TANLAC
4
.Barbara aber, 315Van Nas An., SanFranunbeo.Slllllbut
Ontofllioxuandllinl-¥~larly baufited.
If you an nada with i fyolrdigauion is 1-»»»~i JI'
you an weak and unable eocqloylifc lo (llc fullut mau-uu, you lhould lah Tanlnc.Atallgooddnqfists.
_D0N»T'~T
DESPAIR
~ * Y * ~
.~gy EDWARD G. LOWRY
'mu-lruluu °"""""""'£-'L£" ' ;° - ' - ' n ~.:f-.-.~:| | d l e u » ¢ i u c l n l i o L n d = l l J *I n h u e l
h t h e d u a t l u H a t h a ! 0 vN l l I ¢ \ ' s l u u n l c c h d a -
How Uncie Sam Spends ~ou; Money
In Fllnsla."What 1| the mglloaal son; of un
Rutdan Bolahevikh"" T m routerblowing rouble|!"*--Waqdde Tatu.
ilienfnrhmqyuuwmindnidh
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a v ¢ . s » u a a a m a ¢ f s ¢ » a a u n » u n ¢ » a
n m m u n u m a y a r a n a n n a n l n e n m o l .
1 1 » - » u » - » . ~ n ¢ = u ¢ = m °
l . a l l h r 6 o l n » | G e l | | l h l ¢ l u \ n l y i q
um i gn e u pl a s in l t nl l n
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M o o d P r i m u s u n .a n o t h e r t i l a n dn i n a Y u . u s i n a u : W i n u p s i n o m .O u l u ! i s a a n l a a l l . . c a n n u m ; n o¢| !.I l | a i l l l n p i l l l l l l l n ;g l g | | | l i n l t ! n l ! B a a n ; D U O O IU T' f i l l I n u ollsr la u n d o t o l l t f l l i l lIM IM 1 n u n . 1 a h l ¢ | . n . t h e g n u vn u u u nu n l l h § | | | d ¢ n .D a n n i : u l t h r u vr . r »n l u n \ a l en a b k : n u t o s u n h r i n ;a s l : \ i l h n n u ( n m I t o In d n l e u .Vito- l u g n u m a b o u t a i a u n d n l a n c e a nt h i n . n n vo l l . r u n d a w n y a n kl l n o b d ! lng mu rl y u rn r ts lw l. an u nvi m a l l u n r youll: cams huh..I n n: r u n U D ! a n ! e l n l u n i k e l k a n nth e p un . f~- = = ; g; : u n a n u na r t tm i l lN M w i n A 1 n m . a a u " h u hua 3 07 ol ' lo u i n P i n l a n d .0 m a n na n n i b ! o r h u o m n u a n r u D i l l\|'\hm\.l»|.A l l R n l t f l Y l l l l h h h hu n i ! i l l ! u I M u g q n m n u n .f i l l n na u s r u n u u n .I n r u 4 - n u u n u h u I b o h r a i n !'fg l h t l u a o l l w n u n u m o r u l l l g r i n ;a n a l l f o r t h e s u n l l i i n r " I " n u nl l d l n .u n t . b l I . c h u n t u l l h o i 5 °: n u n u fr r a n 0 .l l n t u .Of!and Spruce l u . .E w .l l f .
n l h a n h t m P t
W H A T o r
UNSW!! enacted s law In xmo re-
quiring all hesds of depanments andindependentestsdallshmentsinthe
fedenal of-.nice to report eech yéar to
the secretary at the treasury the num-ber Q! employees mm: them who were
below a fair lrtlndlrd of emdency.
Every year this ll done sod the letters
to the secretary or the :reason from
the vuiou depsnmeuta and bureausueprmuuln thsbo okotestlmstesvf
appropriations eomped for uae b !
congress In msklng up the annusl
supply bills. Congress never mn the
:tightest bed to :hm rapqna.Theyare made up gfasr sfter year.but the
lnemcleut are never drcd.For example,last 'fear the chief
clerk of the tressury reported 170 em-ployeea ot the Treslury department as
below e falr standard of emdency. But
nothln| will be done about it.TheInterior department reported 130 lnedlcieots. and wltlgxmbably go on re
porting them tm they die of old sge.
There are employees of the govern-ment In Washington who are wlelly
blind and who are Ie-1 :mm theirhomes to their omces esch llU and
hack home spin in the afternoon.
I khgw In um one lentieman ofninetytwo years who had been in the
goremment aerslce for seventytwu
:o e m He us bein; paid at that time
WW l year.nu maximum pay dunln; hla long senflcl was usoo a year.
James R. P m was President whenthis old gentlemen camo lntotbe serv
lcs.Be Isa 'born on January 10,
1823.Bla father was e c nptaln olth e r e g d a r s r my ln t h e wa r o ti b ll
.After that service he Ied_an 'active lifein other occupations untll 1548. when
he died, leaving a dependent family atnine persona, three.ot them bon.It
fell to the tot of onool them to be the
cmd snppon otthe fsmlly .lt mme to pen. then, that at the agocftwentyhereceivedthroughthe
lnduenes of navy friends nd' hls fathere :malt clemmp at the .naval observ-
atory. then under the suporintendencest that accomplished omcer. Matthew
l'ontalne Ham. whom he served ss
emsnnenala for :en years. aocountlnlit s great privilege and preaaurs to
have hoard Hnurfs rodeo dinnun; thewordsof sense and irlsdom which
make up the saxllng directions.the
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m e m i n d t o p i e c e s o m e o l h l e m e d l -
d n e e b e t o r e m e p u b l i c . e n d m o vi n g t oB n l fa l o , N . Y . . p u t u p w h a t h e c a l l e d
hl e " F a vo r it e Pr e sc r i pt i on , " a n d p l ac e d
t t w i t h : h e s i m g g m s l n e ve r y e t e t n .
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lo n g b ee n re c og n i ze d a e n t nn l e t o rd l e
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wo m e n t es t i fy th a t D r . P Ie n : e °e F a vo rl u P m s a i p t i o n h u e n t i r e l y e r e d l c n t e d
t h e i r d i n r e l l l n g n l l m e n t a .
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er y o t D r . P i er e d e , c a l l e d A n - u r i c ( t o r
k i d n e y s a n d b a e k x c h e l , h a e b e e n m e
ce e d h l l y u s ed b y m a n y t ho u e e n d e w h o
m i l e D r .Pi e r c e o f t h e be n e n t z r e
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d e p o s i t : t n j o i n t s o r m u e l e e h a ve b e e n
c o m p l e t e !!r o n q u e n d b y Il e n e e .
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npher and typewriter at $900 o r w .
It will be seen that he was demotedtn December. 1011. and qoln In I-lu.
EIB; to lower pomtlona. lnrolrlng lenwork and mpommnty .'mm d emo
tlona were at nu own request.InOctober. 1911, h¢_\'ecd\ed hom the
nststant sec retary M the nlvr. llr.
Roosevelt, the following letter:
"I have to inform :oo thlt you havebeen granted Io na without Nr f o r
lt: months helinqln¢ Odober 28. 1917.
"An you umm been In the emvlvar
of the mremment nov nearly mlxty
nlne yearn, and during all that timeyour record hu been excellent, I re
gn: that there tl no way lo which the
department could eontlnue you on therolls with eompenntlon.
" I dest:o at this time to expresstho nppreclntlon of the depenment for
your tongdtod satisfactory ee, andthe hope that you will be In beoented
br this lone that yon can returnqnd
resume your duties at lt: explntloofItalkedwithone ol' the olbloet
omcen about the old ma feeble etn-airmen.
He sold:"I don't know what eon»
neu inteodl to do about thetn, but I
know what I tntqod to do with zum
ln mr department.I totem! to leavethem alone.They c an gm; here u
long an they like. nntll some produou
ll rhode for them.Whoo Z Fu new
to the department z tillmllltd two otthese old trevvle and demoted another.
on the ground that they were super-nnnuated mn tnemuenrmo were e
ltlndnnce to the notL"All three of them vrrote mo nd
letters and nmmntlr committed ml-elde.That vr u OMB!!!ond more
than enough tor me Never againwill I disturb ooo or them.I do not
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that ll tts obligation.But I will never
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u s s u e a o t m e p o u r s .T h e t o n u n e i
oc m e l i t t l e Is la nd .n o w u n d a r t h e
r e d cro ss a t St .G e o r n ,n o w u n d e r
t h e g o l d l i n e s o r h m m . a n n p a n a t
t h e c o n t i n e n fa h l z l n r y - t h o g r e a t e r
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- - t h e a r a ! a l a h l l n l o f N o r t h A m e r l c a
d w h i c h w e h a ve r e c o r d .P e t e r l i a r -
t y f a ac c ou n t o f t h e vo y a g e o r t h o
s f vu n n f C a b o t Ln 14 9 8 . w h e n t h e n o
l a n d w a s c l a i m e d l n t h a n a m e o r
" K y n g H e n r y . " a h o w s n o t a l a n d i n g
w a s m a d e o n t h a n n o r t h e r n s h o r e s a t
Io a n a y o u r b e fo r e C o l u m b u s t o u c h e d
u p o n t h a m a i n l a n d o f t h a c o u t l n a n t .
St a n d i ng fo r o u t l n t h e At l a n t ic , t h e
mo st ea s te r ly ex t re m it y o f t h e . Do m in -
zo n of C an ad a, C op e B re to n ow en m uc h
of h e r c o l o r ful h l a to r y t o b o r a eo s n n h -
lo al p os it io n.Sh e re ac he s o ut i nt o th a
oc e a n t r a d e I n n s .t h e l a n d t n l l o t
tre at -b ou nd al t l p p l n g t o d a y a a l n t h e
l i m i o f t h e { J t t b o l l .
Ta r o c e n t u r i e s n o h e r c o m m a n d i n g
po s i t i o n t l t h r e fa r a n c o t o t h a t r a d é o f
th e S t . L aw r e n o a a nt r t n o W es t l n d l t a
: n a d a g p g B r e t o n a o l s l u e I n w o r l d
po l i t ic s , au l a au o s om n l m es a u no r o m g
th e pe a c e o r E u r op e on d up s e tt i n g t h e
t r a s t l e a o t t h e p o w e r s .Th e t o n u n e a
a t hi s t o r ic S t .1 ° e t ! r a , a a n | | t h e o m
In d i a n p o m p o f Ni c h ol a s D e n i s
l i m o .co nn ec ts t h e l a k e sra ta rs w l t h
t h e B t r a i t o t C a m o .-Th l s l n l n n d w a t e r w a y w a s o f g r e a t
s t r a t e g i c va l u e t o t h e F r fu o b . a s a t a
l a fc r n ¢ r L ° ¢ I t w a s a va l u a b l e m e a n s
o t t m o a p o r t a t l o n w l n d e e d .t h e o n l y
m o a n !o r l x u n s p o r r a t l l t a t n m t o
t h e u t g m a n a Sc ot ti sh aot tl er a.'DO-
d a y l t a l fo r d a e a s y access t o t h a
m a r k e l a o f t h e B y d n o r l fo r t h a m m -
e r a o f t h e ln l o r l o r ,n p l o l !t h a n a
d a t u m p l a y g r o u n d f o r t h a p e o p l e o f
t h e in d u s t r i a l cen ter s.T h a d r i ve a l o n g t h e n o r t h a h o r a
of C a p e B r e t o n ts s u r p aa a l u g l y l o ve l y .
L o n d t r s r d t h a n a r e o ve r t h a lt l l l l .
n e a r a n d re mo te ,t h ! g r e e n m e a d o w s
o f t a r m t s n d a a b o u n d l n g l n m l l k a n d
C e l t i c h o s p i t a l i t y ;ao a vra r d t h a A t -
l a n t i c . a n d l n t h e m a n n e d m e e r o u t
o f t h e oc ea n,t o w e r s " 8 m o k r "
O n c e s c a n . t h a vl e w l o o k i n ; a n t i t h -
vm o f r o m S m o k y ls n ave r fo r go t t sl n .t l u |H e a d l n n d m e r h e a d l a n d i n o u t l i n e
r e l c h l n | m a t t o t h e u m n r d . p l u m
cl i ffs da z z li n g qr h ll a n n l n s t t h e a u .
t m t bl ua ,a n d ,1.200 fe e t b s i o w , t h u
l o n ; t d l o f t h e A t l a n t i c .
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f o u r l i m e ! m u . m m i n t h e n l u e o r
o u r m o n o ; - i w u m ne g e s ,a n d l u
a n n !de mo l it i on ,i s t h e b u t k n o w n
e l m p z e r o r C a p e B r e t o n ! h i s t o r y .
T h e ( o m e a u h e e l m e n o t o n l y t h e
h u e o f b e n c h u a n l p o w e r l n A m e r
l m .b u t .'nrllh ou t l y i n g po st s a t sz.
P e t t r i .l n g m l s h .a n d S L Ann e,t h e
r e s o r t o f p d va g n n t h u i n h a l e d t h e
N u r E n x i n n d m m a n d ( h e l w r e n m
w h i c h U m ' c o n ve y e d t h d r s p o i l s .
U p - o n t h e o u t b r e a k o t m n be t w e e n
7 " l W ' l ° ¢ ¥ l l ¢ l l 1 " 5 . \ n 1 1 4 - \ . t n t \ e
colon ists o f I l u u c h u n l t x a n d N e w
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l l r w z b vl i l w a s \h l ; h l y a t t n c t l n
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N 1 1 1 b y t h e i l l d e b a n d o f N e w r i t n r
R 0 0 1 - IC I To o L a t e .
z on c e w a s em p l oy e d a t l m u l !
s h o p w h e n t h e y h a d n e i t h e r fu r n a c e
n m ' n e u n h e a t .' r u e r o o m r u h o n e d
by on e In -g e st ove.Th e r e : r u a y o u n g
m m t h e n .W e w e r e m u :1 0 0 4
fr i e n d s .Il e h a d n r m b l z o f c h a n g i n g
h l i a h o o c .O n e d u I h s p p m e d t o b e
w o r k i n !u r o n n d i r h e r a h e k n o t m e
g o o d s h o e l .In 1 j o k i n g w a r I m i d , ° - u y o u d o d t
m o va p a e n n m m I I r l l l t h r o w t h e m i n
m e s t o ve . "I p i c k e d t h e m u p a n d w e n t o v!! t o
g n r z m va .' m e r e w a s a w e o t w m v.
p a p e m l n a o l j u u l u d t h e m o n l w
a t i t , n o t k n o l i n l m m w a s a r e o n
t h e b o t t o m .I w e n t . o u r t o h i m a n d
m l a n s m l u a d p u m h e m m e r e .H I
w e n t o ve r t o g e : m m . a n d . m u c h t o
m y su r pr i se .t h e p i p e r h a d ig n i te d .
Th e s h o e s d i d n o t b u r n u p e n t h s i g ,
-u n e r l y ru l u e¢ L - B: » -
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d n m UI'Garden u
6906 Location.
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8i\\hll'|>»or "ploph.nt."as lt la
called, anno! be grown uni-ir. ht! In limltsd to certain dell-
tn sedans.information u tc
rhubirb will or um not grows dren lomllly can be oblmlned
|mnocu neemlsmen or gmmmxgb.
-who mn had expndeuoe in grou-
1:.._Rlwblrb ll propnmued br planting
_or the rofru secured lu ama-mau hun, and alma :eh hllta um
|r,_wm>lr plenty ol rhubarb foravenge nmzu, states the United
mm Depnmnenl of Arricullure.
Rhubarb nbuuid-be pll:ll0¢I'¢!Ittl3
mm n r u u l w r n r u l . u m l l .
mon or crowns should be cwerudor an mem-n In deeply-spndad
.
- a - n - r
Hoe, Rake and Spade, the Com-
bination Soil Tiilers Find Abso-
Iule%y Necessary.
WHEEL HBE IS mann snvsa
Little Implement Bulubie ior Bunail ar
1-Im Garden; Trewela Are Handy;
Snnxino Outma Are Ee-
elnllal.
With the tint warm dey: of lvrlnesoundingthe eanh eau,there I l a
Imax; scurrying around for the tool:
at the gardening cult. A ard!for cannt along faldy welt with tour. I made
or epeding fork, a noe. a miie. and n
trowel. n ta even possible lo get aiwz
'lrlthout the hut. lm: who vranu unThe art of y udenlug le reaching
:urn a point of ezprclal development
that were are zach for nlmoat oven
wing and the wlee gardener br a care-zuz eelectlon will eau his work u
much as polalble hr securing #DPW
priate wcrillng implements.The greatest inbox anar Ior ganchnaol any extent la a little 1rhee!"hoa.
Ttule eaves many a headache. does the
work thoroughly, and bu appliances
for various purposes which are inter-
chaugeable from A uma plow ahareto culllrnloye of radon: kinda. It cm
be used In the zumileat nrden.
There are numerous hom of varioustypes and designed for dlftenent pur-
poaea.The pointed hoe for ma.kln|
more is a convenient tool.The hoevrllhrake mah onthe bec k c f the
blade la one of the ver! hnndleat all-emund garden tools for lllht work
:nero la. It za particularly well adept-
ad for women prdenare. Three toothed
eultivator hoe! do a noe Job of ati:-filll the aoll. Bcuffle or sbfe hoea ea
the; are eomdimea called that can he
pushed instead of piano. permit. hoa-
lng rows which are wo clone lo walk
between conveniently.Trmrela ot various ahapea to suitvarious plants are now on the market.
stiff, sharply angled small biaded trou-
ela are ideal for lpliliing ot! placesIrom perennials which have grown eo
large they need dividing for their bestgrowth.Thu are line to ae: under a
lrllraut c arrot or peraulp wh~learn are ao lender vw: pan c om-
pany from the voor. leaving n In the
pound.Long hladed travels are especially
adapted for dining holes for gladlol~or ether hulhl in the emIna and to
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Rhubarb a aanamua Producer.
ld tell enriched null: ther!! ll UMM~of havin; the ml! too rich tar
¢'nw M118 mould be lhreo
aha lf tolou rf nr np nr ln lf mo rean ma roi u pluated.
'mu wondelwl tllpia M the family
I |can genanlly be Dhntod :Kong
1 hues when if 1rillbe out! of me
ay az cultivation.The th ic k mr sum: fn th e p an
J and none umm ho pulled mm.plants thglrnt year dur aeedinx.
r~ a une amp!! lrlll he avaliable
be second aeuun.'||d the mm wuz.n rule, mntlnuo an produce mtl:-
m m m crops of items for seven!~after which they should be dl
-|and react.,Rhubarb should receive the .acne
ultenlloa md unimemt during win
ter u nspangus.and zho plsnuu
aa never be allowed in ripen and
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" (jqunn ~ NEED DARE meant.
pun the emclency ot the servlet
year.
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TENT OF THE PRoP|~|Er
m a .'me roots may be brought mm.the gnenhouae, pit, cnldfrnmm or eelI
lar during the \\r1n!er and rurcod.5
a By plac ing I uma over a mumm;
plant mud: Iunxer and tendn mm;n u m u o u n \ .
'Hsu ll one alum than does mx :hm11- » wn nn alu m 1| m nun prmulnr.
medillr in lb s nc tlo m wher e xx u,p-mvn. In ¢he_eu1y um of me spring.
.'nn use at rhuhnrb u |»rlndn|||1y rm-
m u m ;|-xn an-I n u m . m n mln ;housewlva nn xhe alms lm- wlntev
u e ..!y '
BHICKEN FENCE WIRE HANDY
:mn Bandana wan Find the Wovln|
1 Tvnrvlncll Huh Valuable-Tnkll
.Place af Stakes.'
Mun!\a¢elab"3 mul Entering'I l m i c a n b e su e c e u t u l t y gnmam o n
c h t c l w n fen ce M I N .I n : h e Zail : h s
vr l h r an b e ta k e n 1 !0 | \ 1 . | a n d mo d fu r
t u c t r f d l h l s e a r s t o r l l m l i u r a m r v- » ~ .
It g u r l l l r n n b l l I M : m a n n n l a m r t o
n u n m o t o vvg e h b l e a a n d B o w e n H u n
i f m a y w e n n t l : w e d t o Us o n : l m
- g m u n d l m ! g p r z m l h u i o u r va i u n h i e
ap ne a3 : - u m b a r s . l l m l m d n l l m t r l n g s t r i n g
, a l n l r r t l l i l l l u d n u m e r o u s o t h -
e r ve g vl n b l e s n r s p : vm l i n g 'r i n i e a y , u
n d !u l l m u a l a u s vi n e d o wr a fi n g
p l a n t ! u n b f s u c e u s f u l l y z n i n m o n
s h e w i r e l r d l i s p u f m l l i i n g n f t h e u n e
a t m e g m a i l s p u n o r d l n n n l y w r u u l
by vl n l l bd s : u s e d fo r n o m e l hl n g e l s e .
,q
l'Immg\-aph of 'Th e Tent u l|-w,mn."whic h-nc vordnl to
: l m - u i " n n w e ny xlhimself lm! mu lomeilmex hnlhl
ur m Prvn hdm mul.,A w w w ¢:s pa m mm E nv! :u n \¢ m hu
plrrhed ns n nxlmht lm! fur me M
ful an lbelr m o n - n u m a n
rule.
A x
*L mfg the vin! plant: plenty uf air and
'1. sun-d||u¢, amd water when needed. and
j,;n»r xlll gin an axmlient accsmnun;
* -.1 il.-»n¢|.h¢¢ nn Hli \|l!.
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min. Nebr., uma 9, 1922.-mx xwrsnrnxss-.
THE ENTERPRISE ~A LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR s-Be nn!-I|ALL THE PEOPLE anrrzsux|
-u n s n u n n n . " . ' ~_ * _. . . _._fl»id__¢dezud.ln§ in Wuhiz}glon_,cG¢:n GE NE RA L AND LOCA L NE W S A ND COM ME NT
g n s .;,,M4 from adkial mporta Funeral service:were held i u p t y ,Ne n r u u .:rom mary mm y ,,for the school yur 1921-22:Hondly afte moo n fo r Mu. w. E .iB urr R.J ong,Chris H.Neiman.
1.Thr. g\¢P8¢0 sdnry ¢f H.s. Taylor at her home in nonh Bwr, Chu-las Gehrlc e and Mike Nelson.n...:--:..-|. an an sm....\.. nm.. .m.|Rzv.Forenun ofndatinz.Tha de-l You nra rqquirnd to answer wg !V O L . X X V I
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BLAm, W ASHINGTON coUN'rY,NEBRASKA,MARCH 9.1922.;\NO.s
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FORMER WASH. oo. I-'o|.Ks/rr ~~ m m B @ u B U S Y .
Mm Wm al Hnller received a wa:
n>nn une o rg Bene ,Cal., informing har nl' | plrnic whleh TUBRBULAB TESTING
the New-uk; mu. and particularlyWuhlngwn county people h u at Dr. J. M. Smlfh. our Wlmhingwn
[ang Bench Mrk on Mnh x. Thero|"°"'"'y government velerinlry impec-
were ummm. Min hm.Mn »...,.wr, naw hu durzo al intcnxive area
HERMAN PLANSJULY 4tI\ czu:|mA'|1oN
liamumbeliovu in being dna only1m Le R |1 1 Lo h !S""E Avrnonlrrss nusv °N_\»ini and mu yan: pm are nude '°|
celebrate July uh a.: they lmve uenr
done before..The bnsinonn men ol our neigbbgp
inc bcrg un live wins md whmnnrHumn...
conmsslousks MEET
,u.Low m\m[n|u.s.cn/mrry
CLAIMS plc MONEY
County Commisaionefe Room,
Ulnir, N br., Mmnh 6, 15%.The l!on1i;Co\mty Comrniuionan
NUYES OF INTEREST 'roEX~SERV|CE MB!
Emergency Honzitaliution fnnled Sul Ed Kirk, foYl'l\¢P|¥ of Co. H
zum inn. FL Benu uwwn, ma iam. and 1 member in ¢°°d lundimnf ['o|¢ IM, Amlriun Mrk". Bill:
Nehrukn.Mr. Klrk hu been ver'
cmmmgs Hua
MANY ANXIOUS To ssnvn
m v e i n n : n o w L u c u ve r q g u .- - - -- - ---- - - - - -- ~ -;,,-1 --.2.'h e n c i t i e s o n l y ( o u t s i d e O m a :u o d i s t e r e l a t i ve s w h o a r e i e f t t o B y 0 'H n n l o n , H a b e r & 0 ' H a n l o n . . h ! s
.1 \ . \___ . - _ . 1 . . . t x U Numara h a n - n n t l fn v IAt|. DlnB Vl..~
INGS 'ro COKE
It hu been a Iong than dance
eznnlumantn that go along Wi
county ales holdin;looked u -
vlti n g to thehungry 1101deaa »
preaen. ttime.'Huis is uvldlncud b
the long Ilst o I\lings now an --
at tho County lerk'| allen.
One thing sun is thnt the mia
are going to have ma opportunity »
make a choice when they go ta ¢
primaries l s Well as at tha pol
'ater.cn.At this time it look:
lhough ihe filing!had ju s t h lr l
stutud and if rumors can be rel
on tho list wi!! be much longer flu~
it now Il.
I-'allowing is the list of thqe wh
have Med to data:
Shcrll- Mauric e hieimens and r.
H.Pounds.Democrats;Fkhnrd C
Plleher,.LM. Bruntel; and Vue
Count; Allomey - Reed 0'Han| o
and Henry Mencke, Democrat; G
Bullard.Reuublicsn.'
County Treasurer-Chu.H.~
erbon,Refpubl .1
County Clerk-~L. R. Gilbert, Dem~
mt; w. K. Slmde. Republican.
County Cummi llio ue n-
H. C. Blass, Dltt 1, Rspubl - 1
J. F. whine. nm. 2. mmm;~ .
Seam-A lum H. miller. H0110~
li nn .
ulurad that every Ma in W ashing
ton county will hun our cons
in dun uma.him J. P. Jensen,
Post Wu Serviel Sec 'y , Bild!!
1-1. Hain mr. zu. Amlrian
1»°li°n
I -x n - n --
The gnnd c ombination and Enn-
rmmity was being put on by J ensen
&Brass, assisted by the live mar
s
` 'Hu diy ddhn il gtl¢ll»lly»
ing ne| ,rt.o hand tml on Saturday
li ln h 2 5 th e timef o r f ili ng ~» »
will doa.
Thlatimethe mny oristobeel~
for s two year un-m whic h lhould
Iusfmakn the people of BIA!!»
careful in their selection for this
plnée.0no councilman In enh word
Ind a c ity cléri and trexsurer an
:Iso to he eieded.
The omc en wh e n terms exp
are as follows:John R. Are. mayor;
R. G. Ailen. c ity trelaumr: Clilord
Krause, city clerk; E. M. 3017- city
engineer; Frank Bigelow, eotmoilman,
First ward; J. L. Pounds. councilman,
Second wud; Henry Grimm. council-
man.Third wu d ;P.C.Sorensen,
councllmsn,Fourth nrd.
The memben of the Sc hool baud
whose term: expireun Ed. Gilbert-
son and Hugh Wright..
. . , . - 1 . . . - .¢~..
H n . B M W m m .mi n t 'nan in the lm g a me our Smith 'lillitd lhe vazinlli wheel oflr. md Hn. Hin? "I'5»0r3 alteudad he will PW this year.business,l!nlIa§r nmd secured around
dw Langue dance and sport W ' 'T Mr. andUral. om Paul were Om- eight hundred dollnn an be med fn
x n d l r d t h t n i g h t a t P .H . T y : - o n - l i n v i l l t o n S u n d a y .p u t t i n :o n s o m e p r i z e 4 \ .A m e e t i n f '
" " '. . E E 1 I n i l - | . l . . . . .- - . I \ . n \ u \ | ¢ | l . h | { ' .M 2 1 ~9 ' ! ' f ' $ _ ° f . " I ' . " " 3 "S E T S ~Y f h f , ~~
| l | l * 1 l W u n r u w i t l l t l u m m r u l v l u u i s - - - --- -- -- - - -w i t h 4 0 .T w o o t h e r s p a y t h e n m :a s .r O R U M
Tly re will be no service in theBlair-Fremont with 80 teachers and
Beatrice with 76.Grand Island. em-nloyinz 110 teachers. :ms but moo; °'"*}'°j{'. nf" S"*'¢f¥ _ T'"}._l_{"_{'j°f_}j whole community.
= s < . e w I ~ , ~ , § ; ; , , , . " § ; r .géfsrsnissuon of tnlherculosla with a
Mrs. *p Howes, Mr and lltru. 'r°m]t.'l'¢'w of seven 'veterinarians working.
A rd rd r Dr. H s £-Finnell,Mr. and Mrs E.C.Pierce.
Mrs H.Shields and Mrs.Thomas
Wilkinson.
To any that this crowd had a pled-
Int time would be putting it mildly -
they had a grand and glodous dine.
"I'El.EGRAPl{ OPERATOR SOLE
s q a vlvo n OF TGW N
Fremont, Nob., March 4.:-The town
or Dnle. Washington county, has gone
dont of bwness.
The only store ln the little hamlet
close-cl its doors some time ago. Since
ceo mg to we rom ay o
tice at Lincoln it la possible that test-
ing will be continued on this big scale
until the whole county is cleaned up.
The finest kind of cooperation la
being given by the farmers.Those
who orc not familiar with the wprk,
however,are urged to have 'every-
thing ready absolutely when the vet-
erinarlan arrives on the place.This
dlows the testing to continue and
makes it Pooefhle for more farmers
to have their cattle tested before the
rush season arrives.
Local veterinarians are making a
a a u . ;a n n a n n u ] \ u l u §a n n e w a u | ¢ |u w ) ;Raith it to _the sal.ilfa."fion of the
Not only the dar of .imerleak in»
dependence will be a red letter das'
but they have planned a auccaalon of,
eaciting days dwurgh the intervening
months when cash prizes will be dren
away.
. O n the big day,July n h ,scope
lucky psi-Rm will lnsw :soo in mn -
~ - -
ben resollll provided my are tis
atandnnrl space apart..
. Pnxning of fruit trees was elpecld-
ly emphasised.Orolmnls have been
met purwoant to ad}ournment takenFehr. 29, waz. Present J. F. White.
n. c. lllac o me Henry Trunlaen.
The minute;of the last meeting
wem read and approved and after
allowing bills the Board adjomned
until March 20, 1922. at 9 o'clock a. ln.
After n careful examination of the
following bills on the dillerent fond1.
it was moved and seconded that the
following claims be allowed, and the
County Clerk ls hereby onlerd to
draw warrants on the different funds
1 to pay same.Carried, all members
proae1t voting "aye.f'
Crowell I.br. & Gr. Co. (coed
mme s o be very prolltoble _ln on _f°' Pff°__ff.___.__..:s 1150;
I . . . l n .r : A
[ll at Swedish llsalon hospital, Inn
is on the mend at present, and hopel
to get home in a week's time.
C200 023 Your request for advice
on lfirll matter referred to AIU oi
Poet, Atty. Norman'Lot.hrop; rnatten
of ioea! Iegd questions will be re-
fennd to Attorney Lathrop.Hatton
of leg# matters Mil fa to Attorney
Reed O'Hanlon, that have been enter
ed na records of U. S. Veterans Bu
reau.
C-396 906 Your claim has been
appealed to Stanley E.Hain Post
with all matters of records and briefs.
flrcision of Chlqf of Cldms Division
is that this matter mont go_ into the
Wlahington County
In The County Omar!
gf :meer.I |andT ' , ; ' " " "f ° , g | m u " " " "n m T M n e u n :M t h n a m '. u a " ° f § " | » g | = ° ' m u m u d ' a » u a u u
3.~~~tlll ___._1_1 ._ \|__.\.¢'L "'.;' ! _ ~ n u !~I H ~
|
"; '° '-;j'"~' va ' M i ~°° ' " " |nrannlan ur.r.f\|t1 annul.~ s§"{3\F'>7l°f-P Ii Havelvck 82300: Schuyler 82200.fl me wcaesy.ith and H L. D v 'h -:nvhed to attend.W ""kP§°""°°,d8'§';,,,»,,;':.'f lim'ur. and Hrs.Bllnchlrd mo- ,f""'°"' a d "6" the " of ' xr y 4." will thus be seev thatw¢ are P. J. Rmfr-»-. Rhnahv.:ma ua Onuhu Int Monday and mi. hinhnnr nf rw.-111m in vim- T`f"i1"'f'f"". "§°9."° "fm "fi'f'?f ei n e ;t e e n. E
-- n - n » -
'nston leaving no lad W ill Ind Tastnment.
and panes!-ed of Real and Personal;Estatn estimated at $1150.00 m dnlhnulnu fn! nf||U\|n\ahn!{n!\ §l\|m|»nf
I l l ! ! n | \ v v u v u n r ~d n .a s n n - n H . .1 - --; . |5 F r i n c i p n !U I I K T I ~( T I g n .x 3 f ' ; - Z `i " i ? " s f ' ° ' 3» ¥ . " i , = " § ' J '. . ¢ 2 3 ' ° § = > f G . - 0 0 3 ' b r T e k m m h w -H e r i ' } ' ¢ . Z ` . i ~ . f . " °h o m e o f h i s ° ' " " ° " ' ° '' " 'n u r c l a m .A n a t h i s c o m p a r i s o n d o e s *L E G A L n o n c s s
g f h m a o n .m g ;¢ a } § e r . . M 9 _ = = d \ v ¢ v ¢ n l 9 z _W a i d n H n n r o r k h v t n m - w t r u c k f o r ' m t r n n t e m b l n t e a n y r e d u w o n a u m ___._ _ .
Min Gemldineldetzi r s t u m airs. Hnme1nar.nas reuarnon :romveal:end at the home .5 h£-"'W ¢- a ;;~° wgk; mg =;~gg¢»°==use in his irnpkment work.
rmother. Hn. Eva lleuler. returning r. a nl...me pen rhad d u 1 a m sum , Wodnletdly in Teknmnh and ..¢¢$`m1.|In tu . c m- :I -: ac m| .u :Y n ewstp her ac u as n r f~ of thsjrupfia of the a|:h00 n the American iiegion dance that even-. . . . . .nnllm nn: nnrl lm! mid-L imr.They were zuut at the B. 0.Emil Lnllmnn had n tmc k load of»then the owners have converted t.he|"°"'d"`"bI° slcriHce no ¢1ll1'3 on !hisI"°"f"°" when PWPUIY cared for.27. 00
£9. 10
20. 50
D- e fp u t m o n t o f In t e r i o r a n d n o t b e d a -
ci d e d u n d e r t h e S w e e t b i l l .I f y o u
w i t h t o c o m a u n d e r t h e B u r e a u o f
Pe ns io ns .D e p t .o f I n t e r i o r , w e h a ve
rli n~ ct ion .s for yo u.
C l a i m I X T 0 2 5 Vnnsv wnrmlml f m
m e work for the govemrncnt..They re-|building into n barn
q n u ' u n r u n u " r r "- U .v w .' - - --. .H r .a n d M n .A .A .A n d e r s o n a n d M ¢ U O M l d h o m e .
R u b y m l G o r d o n a t t e n d e d t h e f u n - .L y n n P a r r i s h w a s d o w n f r o m T e -
e r a l o f f l l r a B r l a o o a t T e k a m a h .R o m - a h b e t w e e n t r a j r u l S a t u r d a y a n d
H r .G e o .M o r g a n s h i p p e d h o g s t o w a i t e d h o m e f o l k s .-
O m a h a M o n d a y .1 F r e d F r a n a e n l o a d e d a e a r w i t h
l i k e R u b y A n d e n o n a n d M r .I - ' e n h o u s e h o l d g o o d s l a s t w e e l c a n d : h i p -
d l a a n d M u d l e r w e r e g u e m o f M r .g d t h e m t o M c P h e r s o n c o u n t y w h e r e
m d M n .H a r i o n D e n n y a t T e l n m a h .e w i l l m a k e h i s h o m e .`
S u n d a y .I M n .J o e R e y a l i c k S r .a n d s o n J o h n
T h e R e d C r o l l n u r s e c a l l e d S a i u r -n l u r n e d F r i d a y f r o m a v i s i t w i t h r e -
o h y a l .t h e h o m e o l B i l l W i l b u r a n d l a t i v e s i n O m a h a .
f o n d t h e m u p a n d a b o u t a n d l m -I .N .W a r r i c k w a s i n t o w n F r i d a y .
p r o v e d f r o m r e c e n t e o l d a .S h e l e f t T h e l a d i e s o f t h e B a p t i s t G u i l d
s o m e a o | T l F ¢ l ' a e w e d l u n c h a t t h e W a l t e r N e i l e e n
D e a n n d e r a o n f a m e h o m e f u n n s a l e S a t u r d a y .T w o c o m f o r t s m o r e
S o u t h O m a h a S a t u n d a y r e t u r n i n g a u c t i o n e d o f !f o r t h m a r d t h e y r e a -B u u l a y ,h i s b r o t h e r ,G o r d o n ,g o i n g l i n e d $ 2 7 . 0 0 f o r u r h l é m t h e y a r e g r a t e -
4 ° e ' » 1 a l s o f o r a f e w d a y s .f u l .
I M u .G i l b e r t O l s o n w a s a B l a i r v i s i -
hon and cattle on the Omaha mar-m Tueadey .Emil and Gilberi Lallrnan attendeda vom: folks party at the home of
Misa Emma- Rowe, near Hooper, onTuesday evening.Henry Mergedoht in the owner nfa second hand Maxwell truck whlcll
he nureraned in Fremont rocenllv..W m.Holtman and Emil_I..ai'n1arwere in Fremont I"ridus ard incident-ly took in the Holstein mlleh eow :alewheretheformerpurchasedthree
choice mileh cows.Luther Monk of Fontwnelle weeageninthisneighborhoodthefaat
week riding in a new Fond =°\3>°whifh he nurehaaed in Blair recon y.Wm. Holtman was a caller in Nie-
-rn.. .,.»,. ......=..-- _r H.- .|.......||nm~. .ma: H U nu n :n | \ | ¥ | \ u |u l u l l !u t x t l : vu - u n u n u n va»nn\u~.n a y v ' va n : H ID 0 - -- -v- v a v- »¢gnu -v nvi o w n i s t h e t e l e g r a p h o p e r a t o r , w h o n u k e s n n o £ h e r b i g r e a s o n fo r s p e e d -r a n g e d n z F d l \ £ e b a u m 's a t F o n u m l l o l ~25.10 h o s p i u l i z a t i o n w a . : H u n t e d a n d a ft e r
In l o ft n l n n n in t h an h n \. ¢n 1 ..... '|.f....i n n u n t h e w o r k . a s t l m v n m n n vr i n n e o n Th u n d a y a n d a t M r . r Im » ¢ n a i ¢ x ' » , Q , 9 } '1 * >M e a t . M a r k e i ( m p p i i e s n r r a n n m e n t s w a r e m a d e b v O m n h ;this time.were it not for certain sf-
filiam!nn!.Lers not yet omcially acted
upon.It npnelrs that the aforesaid ms-
'ority of the bosnd--una°ble, perhgpg,
lo free thenmel.es nnlta from n. oerse
ofeeonomie responsibility to the pu~
blie-ie inclined to adopt n plan to el-
fect s certain savinsr.nevertheless.
bv reducing the nlaries of such ln~
dividunl teuhers as may be found
vrillirg to accept s cut, or who are
not eoniiciered indispemible by the
management.Suc h ll mlify of bar-
tering discrlmlnntlon, which must of
oeeemsitv effect those mont who are
lerat indefnardent, looks so unfair to
me that I feel morally bound to re-
sist it with all fair means at my com-
mand.Our Grade teachers age not
overnsid Ind those in the high school
but alirhtly. seeonlinx to the stand-
uda of the present school yesr.x
small reduction all alone n o line
would have seemed (mir ard equitable;
and I believe it would have been ac-
cepted in the proper ani:it by the
best of our present stall.But after
Rinsing to reduce in the least a w-
nry that is manifestly several hun-
dred dollars above normal,I can
nee neither honor nor justic e ln st-
tempting to eover up by cutting
where there is no other good nesson
for doing oo.
-xx-U. s. AR '-
v£rs~|N~R1~N
| . .
Ndlke to Non-Realdent Defendant
QIHaniou. Maller & 0'Hanlon.
Attorneys
In the District Court of Wa.shi1!l°11
C c u n t y , ~3.
Paul BI. B\11'¥» Plasmas,
-vs-Parker. Brotlmen Land Company,n
Corporation,Q Defendant.
To Parker Brothen Lund Company,
A Corporation:You will take notice
that on the 16th diy of February,
1922. Paul H. Bum. plaintiff, filed his
petition in the liatrid Court of Wasl1~
ington munty ,Nebraska,against
Parker _ZQ1others Land Company,a
corporation, the object and prayer of
which in to recover the sum of
gy m you on the grounds of min-
bpart.extreme cruelty and |.bl11~
donment.You are furthcr notified that y ouare recuzired to answer aid petition
° "2 ; f fame the 10th day of April,
195-it Thorn Dixnon, Plaintilf.
By Hegry Menckti her Attorney.
. ..._......___..
n t l n t r y C a l h a n d V l c c i n a l i n g H o g s
a S p e c i a l t y
B o t h P h a s e s .-B l a i r , N e b r
___.______,_ __._...
F O R S A L E
At a Bargain
IF TAKEN SOON
.--- - - - --°~»-~ ( " ° '""
$3l34.00, together with interest there-
nmll||||||m|||||||||||||u||||uu||1ulnw3
CIIIROPRALTIC FOR §
a m u s e HE A LTH §
- . n u. _ - F n u n
C made ln the city §
, ..md mu n lr y §
Consultation Free.Lldy 5
Altendlnt . _ -: _ _
.nn. AJ. semnmnsox,§
Chiropractor §
.
l==l2=20fTwin City Tractor
l==-3 Bottom Oliver Plow
I--Tandem Disc
annum from t.he'5nt,day of Marc h
1921, and costa of said IISUPIL said
sum of sazsmoo, with said :nw-u t.
being row' dll? and payuble to the
said plaintiff from the said defendant
as commissions and moneys due for
commiuions for the sale of real a»
tate by said plaintiff as :gent faq the
3 ;!Hff-" n.llff"°
In your KITC HEN KNIF E alan ;
getting dull?Let'| :ell y ou a Kee
Kutter.'lhere's 1 reuon.
Pamnsgx n,\nnw.Aaa co.
(SEAL)A. C. DEBEL.3.4¢County Judge.Notice I0 C red ilon of Eltlte
E. B. Curlgun, Attomey .
ruhlsen,Deccucé:To the Creditors of Said Estate:You are hereby notified. That I will
sit at the County Court room inBlair. in said <=°\»=_§g- on the Nth daof March, 1922. a on the 19th dlof June. 1922. at 10 o'cl6ck A. M. ol
each of uid dlten, to nc elva and ex-amine ul 'claims against :mid Zsllbivwith a view tn their ldjuatement ~silowancea-'I'11e time limited for
presentadon of claims against nl~
Eltnte is three mnntlm frvm the 1721!du' of Marc h. A. D. 1922. andtime limited for payment of debts
O11a Year £rom u.id 1 ' I t . h d n y dMarch. 19221Witness my hand and the seal osaid County Cuurt. this 10th day o
Febmarv. 1922.(SEAL)A. c. DEBEL,3»5t County Judga
STATE OF NEBRASKA» { sa.
Washington County,4
In The County Court
for poor 129.60
I
|a
~n
x;
v -H . . -- n n » |"v n u v u ;- u n q . - q u ; v »a railroad station.Only the click of
his little instniment breaks the deep
=lilence of the deserted villap.
GIRLS CATCH OPOSSUM
As every one knows Washington
county girls can do almost any thing
they undertake to du but this in the
hrs: time that a report has come to
The Enterprise office of high school
girls catching an opossurn.Misses
Ruth and Helm Croudy. daughten of
Jack Croudy and Miss Opal 'I`ucker,
dlughter of Freeman Tucker
want out in the timber Int Sunday
hunting specimens for their Bo!NU
~¢l.\.\¢.
With them wemt their faithful dog
*and when he :pled the oposmm there
was some excitement and frantic
chasing by the girls until the Sly
little fellow was kaptured.
He was as fat as butter and
weighed ten pounds.1
SURPRISE FOR w. R. c . MEMB§R
On last Monday afternoon,about
dczen of the oldest woman's ze-
Iiei corps members drcpped in at
the home of Mrs.Sam IIailer to
give her a surprise.
Her daughters. Mrs. Vincent Smith
of Red Elm. South Dakota and Mrs.
Wm.Stockton of Schuyler,Nob..
were present as they are hem on a
:init to their parents at this time
.und this greatly added to the occa-
. .-- .-' " ' a _ . _.n v w .to finish as soon as possible.
e township c h a i r m a n ~
cap are donating their time free
of charge and are anxious In finish
as rapidly as possible.With all
these reasons every farmer is urged
to have everything in negdinua be-
fore the veterina1'lnn aniveu on the
nine.To illunrnte what importance
this has in the work it has been fix-
ured that if each farmer delay i the
inspector only ten minutes: the total
time last in a day will avenge two
hours for each inlpector.
Dr. Tiiden ci! Blair. Dr. Btnnloy of
Ib Soto are working in Ft. Gnlhoun
towmhip with two government men
who just arrived.Dr. Cady of Aw
Iington and Dr. Byers of the govern-
ment are working In Fontanelle imm-
ship.Dr.Smith is iininhing Blair
township, and two men will start in
Herman township in the near guture.
Grant and Richland townships are na-
most organized,while Lincoln and
Arlington will also be included at an
early data
So thorough has been the testing in
some communities that the following
Inter was received:"You know that
when you were over here this spdnz
you looked al. my cow-she hu got-
ten no bettcr and I have gotten up
Fave or six more, and ns mar wife is
going away about the 20th.. I desire
to send her along if she hnsn't tuber-
culosis, but if she has I wish to kill
her now.I will thank y ou to c ome
_ . . . J . J \ - . _n . -n - _ x - \ - . . . ._ J a h a L -
in Herman township on Friday lt one' r for p°°')11.45
n'cluc k. Mr. Hinton from the Engin-Mary C. Debel, Cu. Clk. (post-
rerlng department at the state uni-
versity wiil mndud; the demonltrl-
tion Thane "clinics" hlve proven vary
successful in other part: of the It-ate
and we considered uursehes very
use etc.)9.42
Blair Telephone Co. (phono
rent and tolls)23.65
Danish Luth. Pub. House
(envelopes. Co. Judge)6.00
Eucky m he able so secure two i ., N. W. Teicphona Co. (phonegf this wg]k_|11511. Ind ~s a m
My one ltlving an marine whic h mm- Cem. Asa'n ( m v f o r " " '| B m- c u m c mm Uni x, o mm. S ub -
is not working satisfactorily is , n j P01¥P¢"}mg nm§s¢¢ oilice, bar put W a: Service
vited to bring it to either one of the|e_H Sorensen (repain of shoes `
two places in the forenoon of the.Mrs. Keifer}1.50
day s mentioned. 'nm vm: allow Hr. Henry P Hinsrn (mnrwnzHinton to look them over in the fare-I poor farm 44-00
"gon g d thu!"Vg timg vghgn me CTUWEU Lbf. & Grién Co.. GOI*
:mud is there in the aftemo-em.
sms.E!B1"IRlE"{'I'A u m m m :.a
The death of Mn. Henrfettn Linden
occurred eddy last Satundly morn-
inlr. March 4, er. her home on west.Colfax street.She had been ailing
for sasern! months and ind been con-
fined In her bed for a number of
weeks.;
. Henrietta Hovendick um born Oct.
m.1.8-12.at Westphalia,Gennnny.
When about tweive y a r n old she
came to this country. first going to
Quincy,III.and then to St.Louis.
Here she was marrifwi a-1'="3'1 tn
Henry B.T' \ d m and in !8'I!they
r-re in 'Washington county , Nehru-
kn residing two years in the wencrn
part af the county.`In 1873 they moved on the (arm
four miles southwest of Bhir wllfch
J. luglier, Slmplies for mor
Citv <»rnlmr. li;-he for Feb;
E. W. Jacobs. Supplies for poor
Henry Christensen, auppiies for
poorH. Ollermnnn repair of clocks
R. H. Rasmussen, :dary and post-
age 1
Thane J: Fnrnberx. zupnlirs
Mrs. .Tarnu E. Maher. transpor-
tatian poor out of county
Maurice Mehrem. boarding prin-
oners and jail guard
0. M. Ireland. deputy sheriff
Fred Deweber, supplies for
poorStewart P11armncy, supplies (nr
poor. etc.
C. K. Rendorf. inxi WM
Crvwell Lbr. & Grain Co., lum-
ber
Ffbnffnr Oil & Rvf. Co . gas
-nas
omcinla, it seems you decided not to
undergo upemtion at present Your
claim slain.:therefore \.fill remain
indefinitn until you comply with See.
300; or furnish your personal physi-
cian A statement xdvlsing' otherwise.
C 226 832 Your papers o n v m -tional school trilning, bled, Saturday.
March 4,2922,with Mi n Florence
Secticm, Stanley E. Hain Post.As arulePostI M papers go direct to
Dist., but nn J an. 30, Miss Ban' n
eelved inltmc tions dilief.from Co
Opentlon Division an your use and
referred uma to Pont 154.' I b a d a n]3 pu r a; s svIllm: r ¢u t.h rn n gh Qma -
W °5.b»me e m a be u s e o f c u m of
"°°° Claims Unit.The m m of P m
39.1 4
3.75 I
51 .oo
17.40
5.00
War Service Section, of Put 154 VIH
lbe tluf-cf harmonious co-operation
with my oflic inl of U.S. Veterans
Bureau, but we will alny : have in
mind the inwrutn of our bay s hut
in all decisions.
J . H. B.Your request for infor-
mation on Bonus application received.
According to Post 154 Mes 11 note'75° that msn :min c s. Lake uslsted you
42.50
20 on
59.25
to tile for South Dakota Bonus Sepb
Pmber 1921.In going over evidence
on record I had you had a his number
*magma you, but to date no hearing
ever been granted ¢:a.¢e.The.2.00cB" will now, on request of Amari-
5.80
211.40
can Legion. be moved to hearing, xlso
more specific named lddreues and
H u i n n r . . . . . . m . . . a f ' n n n v ¢| : n n n n . . . 1
S r i
.x
2: 1 I..\W .; \Q'w¢'é
_tor 1='rid»y.Shu u h dar u n e k s u r d .ARIJNGTOY AC'l'[\''IlF.S home o! her .i.=I5T°'im°a»m»I` Lip-I °%°n1`.m n'I~°J¥m are busy moving
lth li r fnrrn implement*and hoflwn
I-n ¢»
"sv
3%bfutooufsgad.\l i t e Alice time Weller left forOmahaFriday to vlnlt home folks,
returning to her Mhool work Sunday.I l e s Mndeiina Lnvrson ls visitinget the parental -hoine..
Iohn llnmmsng is making; exten-
d r mprovemenls and attentions inhlsrw.Reina' skilled sn rnwerter.gr" hanger and c leeorstm.ltelssble
do hi-\ own work.Hrs. von W lzltfond returned froml\`*lxtende-rl visit nt Lincoln. Gundlsllnd ard North Bend.Quite s number of cases of :neu-lll a n d mumps lmro been reported
around Arlington.QM o! the moat enjoyable card per-ties of the aesson was giten by Mr.
and Hrs. H=f".;f_ Mazahall. Wednes-
e\onl;g.irty- re guests ae-wvled their invitations.Their homewas besutlfaslly decorated in red and
white. exquisite more and formation!
5=-f--=\~ t;'b!e.It being the wed-ng orn's'en.ary of Hr.and Mrs..lsrshnll up ¢u¢stshad plnnltl nd
some retrain and lmprovernonls onthestockyards.Mrs. Gilbert Olson entertained the
following guests at a birtldey dinnerSurulnsr.Mr. and Mrs.Huit Loweand children. Mr. Ind Mrs. Ren Wa-ehter,and children.John Warbler,
Hrs.Anon Z'eddie,Miss Caroline\\<uhier.Misa Bessie Lyxholf andSlim Leon Fueal..ful( hlaualer was n Telcnmnlt visi-
tnr tienlnenftay and witnessed thed°f\\. 1,¢ of the automobile.Mr. and Hn. F. W. Lowe drove tnTelulmnhWedneldas' and took theirson Bert. to Dr. Lukens to have his
foot treated."lhe Masons held s school of in-strwction Wednesday and Thursday.Put Grand Master. A..H. Vieie of
Norfolk eorflueted the school..At
the clone of the session Tfnursdsyevening refreshments were served.There was n xood nttendsnfe at
the Degree of Honor rneetinz Satur-day arming.The work of initiationwas put nn and Mrs. Chan. Blanchard
m é i rnleing" in Telbsstn Friaisy
evening.
A MINORITY REPORT
Referllng to comment in last weeks
papers on recent action of the loco!
school hoard, the writer-as an inter-
ested party--desires to make n few
renanrks.should there be found not
entirely ln accord with the views of
Editor Van Deueen and the attitude
adopted by n mnjoritgj of the school
board at the meeting mentioned.
please rest ensured that the diverg-
ence does not spring from nnimoalty
toward the present school administra
ion, nor from lack of appreciation ot
a good school.Having had experi
ence in public school matters os pu
pil, teacher. and parent. I feel entit
led to on inclcpendef t opinion and
n o n | . n h u | | l \ § r l n o n r n l i n n n l k ~
|
1 ' 1
P
sion for the hostess and guests A
nice_luncheon was served during the
lfterhoon.
COUNCIL MEETS
The city council met Tuesday even-
Ing in regular session and after the
usual routine of businesssfud the al
u u u : w e n e r m e L e a n a l u m :w t u u u m
others.Cannot you come before this
time
The all-dey community mcetinKS in
Fort Calhoun and Arlington town-
ships were highly sucessful.The men
discussed Pruning methods.care of
rzrnpe vines.fruit trees and other
on
L
was the home of Mrs.Linden £or
nearly a half century.
After the death of hefhusband.
Oct. 4. 1887, Mrs. Linden had ihe re-
scongibllitv of both mother and father
to her children and during those 5ears
when tlnarces were low,makin!!s
farm problems, while the Indies m|.ds`h'""' living and keeping the children
dness forma.Not the least featme<l"\f"f{hr"r ""`°at creat ""'!°r°ki"Pf
Miller Muni. blacksmith work 50.60
Inheritance Fund, reimburse-
rnent l.4!\6.'T5
Claus Bolln. barn rent Jan.. Feb. 30.00
H. C. Blseo salary highway
commissioner 50.00 .
U I I Q C H : u l n s i u t u v v | | y \ u ¢ ¢ u u u n n n n s u .
The papen Bled by Miss Lake. are the
usual pspers, but directions sre being
sent you for the specific questions.
also Americ an Legion at Piene will
have representative at hearing. Since
six months hal panned. we feel thatSam Stevens, salary z w g y o u should hm'-e immediate hearing
Delmar Feer, '"'°">'?°-0° whic h this Pm will obtlln for m..MARY; C. nE_§I"!"|Your original dischnnfe papers ure in
JSrg
.IM
l v n l l l g U s u z u a a l l u s u a l m i n u u u n a
read, the jlst of \\l1lCll was to divide
the city into two uanis making Fifth
street the diddic rlno.This ordi-
nance failed in the paming and so is
a matter of history.
An ordinance nggulrting the driv-
ing of cattle on the paved streets wma
also read and passed through the vari-
ous readings.
EVENING J OURNAL $3 A YEAR
The Evening State Journal in mak-
ing a trial mail price of only $3 for
a whole year. The biggest ard bright-
est evening paper in Nebraska. git-
lnz more news. more cartoons, comics
and sport features than any other.
Every member of your family will
like the Lincoln Evening Journal. ln-
cluding the Big Sunday Journal a
special price of only 34.Try i t a
year at these cut rates.The Morn-
ing Joumal. which is a du ahead of
most papers on rural routes,$4 a
of the meetings were the cafeter°dinner:served gl Geor"e 0l1rt's in
Calhoun and at J.P. llhen's in Ar-.
linzton.!
The ladies of Kanltlqgton ¢'o *"
have certainly Feen pleased with the
flrem forms \\lfo\~"fr the work has
been demonstrated 010 of the foo-,
tures of this work la trol despite the
feet that there is no l1\'*e demon-,
stration nvent here the wwf it malt5
ing splendid progress under the le:ul»
ership of the ladies who have lear'1~I
the work.
At Georlre 0l1rt's seven forms were
made with Mrs. Claus Mehrena eleet~
ed as leader and Mrs. P. C. Petersen
ind Mrs. Olson sssistin: her.Then
the ladies who learned the svorlbthnt
dau are expected to help others.At
Arlington Mrs.. J. B. Hall was elected
lender after a demonstration conduct-
ed by Mrs. Smith of Kennard and
lllrn. Olson.
The pruning of grapes proved quits
a oooulnr attraction since nrraoes
. } , . »l . . .. . ... .; . , ` " | » \ » ' u §, . . _ . e f ,..
children and old fiends know full
well.
ln November 1920.Mrs.Linden,
"H 'mr dr'|"l1tor. Anna and oldest
-m|, Jol . n '°~ l ln B la ir fro m the
farm as the son war Mriouslg ill and
urable to carry on the work there.
They had lived here but a few weeks
when the son passed away leaving the
mother and daughter alone in the
new home.
The children who are left to mourn
the loss of a 2006 mother are Anno(
Foerk and William, all of whom live
in Blair nad who were present flur-
lng the last illness of their mother
to render such service as ther could
to make her last days as comfortable
an possible..
She leaves also a brother,John
Hotendicl:of Omaha and a sister,
Mrs.Reka Meyer of St. Louis, Mo.
Funeral services were held on Monday
afternoon.March 6. at the German
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\
RED CROSS NOTES
aMonthlyreport of Home Service
possession OI olnctais at nerve anaseemedtohavebeenindefinitely
"pidgaonholed."However YW will
now have a decision soon.We are
liatin this as Red Cross original liloSectionAmerican Red Cross, w°'h'!to begeompleted by American Legion.
intrton county.l A case for compensation tiled with
Total numl:|er_of es-service men '"'l,tbe local Red Cross and whic h has
their families assisted ~ »42 been pending but so days will not beTotalnumberof civilian f""'"l°°lconsidered bs Amedcan Legion Post
°"5"'l°'l ~- -~ ~ - - - - - -9 War Service Section, except in ern-TOllll lllI!| l\|Of Gm!lfld hol|1¢l¢fgenc,-|a§eq *hgre an ~
visits or lr terviews made ~- M operation or hospitalization ia urgent.Total number of letters received at g ln um; case you *in be ",j,u,,| into
Red Cross oflice regarding c laims °fltho hospital regadlaa of the status
ex~fer-ice :ren ._. ..__....63
Total fumher of letters written or
papers adjusted,excluding aflldadta
made for es~service men or families
'14
Total number of letters written re-
garding other Home Service business
;__ --_ ..-.__. 20
Total number of ex-service men
in office ...__34
New canes?Compensation (den-
I
of your pending papers.We do pot
consider that even six weeks is too
long a time for decisions on your
papers filed with other War Service
bo<lies,`rouirhly estimating. we would
say two weeks for Compensation
Claim papers:one week longer for
examinations:two weeks for those
doctors to llle with Dist.. and ten
days for Dist. hearings.If i n that
success.
At the sale held on the 1Bt.h of Feb-
ruan' there was a row of all kinda
of machinery over two blocks long,
consisting of almost everything used
on the farm, from a road scraper to
a large mounted c orn sheller, after
.all the mac hinery and small artiel~
were sold they sold some sheep, some
mild:cows.three automobiles, liar-
neasea, etc., andafter that they sold
34 head of horses which were disposed
of at good prices.
lt was estimated that t.here}rra.s
from 500 to 'roo people in attendance
at both sales. in fact there were many
people in town who said that they
had not been in Blair for sevenl
yearseThese mon stated that they were
here for the purpose of taking ad-
vantage of the many hareaiwl offered
by the Blair merchants as well aa
buying other article sof maohinarlntlrne. those who have also who dieltlf-»u m a at th e big °°' "" i° *" °"
ll
un \ nl ¢ D "e l m ga ve . : \| |m u I vy \ U B l \ JIn e w l e u e o f mnrruecl l i fe :T h e
e ve n i n g w a s b r o u z h t t o u clone b y
Ir vi n g t h e x u e s t s t o a d e l i c i o u s t w o
Q t l r t e l u nn c h o o .
Th u r s d a y m o r n i n :t h e i n n i l o r a t
t h e s c h o o l h o u s e w a s u n a b l e t o h e a t
d l o f i h c b u i l d i n g m i l l c i e n l l v a n d t h e
.hig h s cho ol clo nes ha d t o b c d isx nin sed
u n t i l no o n .
h n
" I'h e R g d U m ; n u r s c m l fo a l va r l a i
COIN . y 'Pen seve-il l z g t o n t h i s w e e k e 1 a m l n i r | va \ 1 : n m r ~
in g m d vr c l ¢ l1 i n g t h e s c h oo l c h i l d r e n .
'H s in in n 1 00 1 ! w a t o3'd r u m a l l e n l i o nS0 fl o fec i n 'l lu l t m l w e x i st ln c hi l d re n .H r .m d l n .P a l . . . C o d y n o t t o
L i n c o l n W d n o e d l y w h e r e t h e d o c t o r
i t i n at t en d an c e n t a c o n ve n t i o n o f
n l - e r i c u - h u . w h i l e M n . C o d y vi s i t e d
x
m e Iu n c n une m c m o c n I m r e mw l n e ul o s o m e s p l e n d i d m u s i c w i t h M r s . E .
P Il a n s o n a t t h e p i a n o a n d M i s a M a p
g i e L o w e vi o l i n a n d M n . l l o r s o n r u n g
r n d a n o t h e r h o u r w a n : m e n t In vi s i t -
i n z a n d c o n ve r s a t i o n v:l1 ile, l.he m e n
p l n vo d carr ie.
T h e m e m b e n o f t h e B a n t i s t G u i l d
c a ve a \ vu m r g u » o ' ¢ b l r i h d n y s u p p e r
W o d n c vd a y e ve n i n g a t t h e V a n \ n l " 'h a l l .Th e a tt e n d an c e wa s n ot s o g o o d
a s i t w o u l d h a ve b e e n h a d t h e w e a t h -
e r b e e n b e t t e r .
!l i r n . L u l u S u l l i va n : p e r t S u n d a y a t
t h e J.W .B r u n t o n h o m e .M i n M y r t l e W a c h t e r s p e n t S a t u r -
d a y a n d S u m ?w i t h h e r m o t h e r .
h i r e . E . A . W a c h t e r . r c t u r n i m r t o h e r
w o r k i n O m a h a S u n d a y t vo n l r g .
M r .u n i M n .H e n n r C o o b e r t o o k
h¢."...n . -|n " ". .-1. ...---. ..._.at sulodcs much el:-we those paid by
other rltlés of our elm.It is also
generally conceded that the result of
t h e sch ool el ec t io n i n t h e s n r l n g o f
l 9 2 l fa i r l y r e fl e c t e d t h a t fe c l i r g I l
-w a s b ut fa l r l \ h B l | . t o a ss u m e t ha t t h e
\ : m b 'l c w o u i c l l o o k t o t h e n e w ach ool
b o a r d f o r re d re s s w h e n o p p o r t u n i t y
sh o u l d b e a ffo r d e d .
S u c h o p p o r t u n i t y w a s pr e s e n t e d
w h e n .a t t h e m e e t i n g al r¢ A tl y m e n -
l i o - w l .l h o qu e s t i o n o f e r n ; l n :n
hiseh sc ho ol p r i n c i p a l f o r t h o school
ve a r 1 9 2 2 - 2 3 c a m o b e f o r e i l l c b o o n l .
W h i l e t h e p r e s e n t s u p e r i n t e n d e n t h a d
Ii
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F O R S A L E
At a Bargain
IF TAKEN SOON
The above are nearly
new, buf must move
them as our custd»=
mers quit farming.
SEE Us AT 0NcE
The Amdt Hardware
WINCHESTER STORE
`
l==l2=20fTwin City Tractor
l==-3 Bottom Oliver Plow
I--Tandem Disc
IU relatives M frie S Q _i " ''"neun given a comrnci lor a term onDr.u a H n .Gm,Minka from h$`l`n.f'" " ° 'at the John 'hw-e veamthe principdhsdbeenen
¥fF°f3.|; PM inn viglwrs al. Uma w.um Clnri B en Lowe W a. pu- 22206 for one y ear oniy .n wouldA .w n n m a h e m e g g n u
l i n E n H a r s h ! ! !w o at t e n d s
I l i h m d co l le e n s p e n t t h e we e k - a n d
u m b vm e f o l k s .
l l i n D o r vi h y F a u q u d a n d V e r n a
C i d m n Fn e m o r t a h o p p e r :S a t u r -
J
W . P f d l e r s p e n t S u n d a y : L t h i
N9 of hh |1|.a1nt|nar Foatulnellc
s a n g e r t o Te k a m a h F r i d a y .
M i n n L a u r a I ' n e u m e n t S u n d a y a tU1 0 C ln r vc nc e W uh m r ho m e .I
' I h -i a e o p ie o f th e H . E. c h u rc h h d d
n m e FH B da y e ven i xv* at th e c h ur r h
w h j e h w a s r m f m a l l a n d a £ 0 0 4
c r o w d at te nd ed .' I t e m w a s a g o o d
v w z m m a n d l a r c h u r n a w e d a n d
e ve r v o n e w e n t h o m e f a d i n g g h d
' h a ve ae em od n fo r e z o n e w n c l u a i o n
t h a t h e r e i h e f i r s t e l f o r t t u n r d r f
lr e n c h r n e n t 1.oDTd h e m a d e .Ti1i°=
Id e a s e e m e d a k o t o g o ve r n a m a j o r i t y
o f t h e sc ho ol bo u n d m e m b e r s u n t i l
ve r y re c e nt l y .A n d y p t . a t t h e s a i d
m e e t i n g fo u r m e m b e r s a u t o f : l x
4 .L _.9_._\_; 1
I ~`¢~f
rw. or $5 with Sunday|v o t ¢ n t o r v »1 |N t u n ' n r mc l p l x a s R " l
Mrs.Anim O1er-1an of Omaha, received 3;teiegnms sent I5
Signed Albertai June Outhoune.Sec'v Home Senice Section W uh-
ington Clnznty Red Cmsa, Binir, Nab.
Nd: M. J ensen of Renaud was l
conside;n m :fnr yan.Therefore'
those who have lppiled this meek for
Post advice on elllml.and whose
claims are not unduly delayed.WB
feel tlut the boys must await l lung
it must be as reprealnted or no ale.
The merchants lntervinrad have
.atatud thu. they lun enjoy ed n lugs
businesaonsc c nuntofsomany peo-
pie being in town, ind Um' an urdt-
i i mnnnvnment. I must. he ner_A ';.'§!=:=.:L\!1°)'!!mm.!::I-nw: i- -:iw fill i i=i§»ivi-?\¥°\T h e v n l s o h a ve fo u n d * h u tmn n n fn m f n h l m en u I a n i fn vi n !T 1 1 0 ' 1 \ \ " J " \ " " " 2 l d ¢ f ' f t h ? ~
Pllhl lo abnut forty buds dw! the strike.