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MOW VT MAI ii IV-1 THE BRAINERD DAILY DISPATCH. BRAINERD, MINNESOTA pact rrmrr ANOTHER BODY CENTER Trio of Famous Women TO MAKE STUDY OF PROHIBITION Mr. and Raymond Hunt of Hill City and Mrs. Myrtle Rom man 1 Hunts wrrr railers at Silver Brach Wednesday Louis Dryo purchased a Chevrolet touring dar from Frank I Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Smith have moved in their cottage for the aum- mer. I F. J. Stropp la on the sick list, he is suffering with heart trouble I Charles Borden C.

Peabody an I nke were Btalneid callers HUX MAKE INTENSIVE SURVEY CH COMMISSION- OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS is ted in OF VEXED QUESTION; ONLY COST IS PRINTING REPORT Washington. May ll -tv a -Woodcock of IO university professors will make an Intensive study of vexed question of what is really happening in the United States as a result of Director Woodcock today named an research commission," who will work with graduate students in making the survey. Two quest Iona that will be asked are. "How has the operation of the 18th amendment affected child delinquency has It affected juvenile drinking The council will serve without pay and will. It is said, work alonq acientiflc One of the members is a woman.

utmost academic freedom is to be given directors of research, and those graduate students who elect to investigate the subjects made by the council." statement said. is facts that are wanted." Richard Clarke Cabot, professor of social ethics. Harvard University; Samuel McCune Lindsay, professor of social legislation. Columbia University William Seal Carpenter, professor of politics. Princeton University; Roder lek Duncan McKinsey.

professor of sociology. University of Michigan. Charles W. Ipkin. professor of comparative government anil dean of the graduate school, Louisiana State University; Charles Emerson Qehlke.

professor of sociology, Western Reserve University; Walter R. Niles, professor of experimental psychology, Stanford University; Emory Richard Johnson, dean of the Wharton School of Commerce and Finance. University of Pennsylvania; Samuel CT May. professor of political science. University of California, and Susan Myra Kingsbury, professor of social economics and dean of the graduate ac bool, Bryn Mawr College, are the members of the council.

The council will meet here late this month to work out its plans. No announcement was made as to how the material gathered will be used, but ap parenGy no recommendations or con elusions will bo made, as was the case with the Wickerham commission Henry H. Curran, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, derided the new venture as a little more prohibition props gamin paid for by taxpayers who believe in prohibition." Woodcock in his statement empha sired that the only cost of the survey to the government would toe that of printing whatever reports or thesis It Is considered advisable to publish DAGGETT BROOK Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Foughtv were callers with Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Seihl Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Fouchtv were Sunday callers with Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leitner of Brainerd were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mis Ralph Borden. Mr and Mrs William Hall were callers at the A. Taylor home Tuesday.

Wendell Borden and Isla Mattson were Brainerd callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.

Glenville were Brainerd callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickson and Mrs Ralph Borden were callers at the Feierabend home Tuesday afternoon.

T. H. Easton motored to Brainerd Saturday. The town board met at the home Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Shepka and Ed Shepka also Billy Mills. Mr. ami Mrs. J.

Bold and family and Ed Botel spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Sevferth and son Fritz Seyferth Mr. and Min L. E. Deyo and Frank Langerman motored to Minneapolis Saturday returning home Sunday night.

Mr. and C. D. Taylor were Munday visitors with Mr. and harles Shtpka Among the prominent women who attended the Day luncheon at a New York hotel were Mrs.

Charlet A. Lindbergh, the former Anne Mrs, Theodore Roosevelt, and Mrs. Herbert Hoover. The luncheon was under the auspices of the Maternity Center Association and was attended by medical OH THESE WOMEN! By LEOLA ALLARD EAST ROUND LAKE Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sinclair visited lately at the home of Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson. Mr.

and Mrs Lutes were in Brainerd last Monday. Erick Meyer has started hauling cream three times a week now. Ben Armstrong was out to his faun on Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs.

John James visited at the Moody home last Sunday. Ole Olson who is in the hospital in Brainerd is reported to be slowly Improving Mr. and Mrs Clarence Engelhart and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ringering and baby visited at the Lester Hilder- btand home Saturday night.

The ball team from Brainerd defeated the Daggett Brook team badly last Sunday. Last Saturday was Farm Bureau night. Miss Mary Stark called at Engelhart home one evening week. Tom Whitman and Toldker were calling on friends Wednesday evening. The recent rain was much appreciated by everyone.

It helped to put out the fires that have been flaring up on every side. Mr. Seipp and son Leigh of Brainerd were out to their farm last Sunday. A new family has moved on to the Krekelberg farm near Stearns. We have not learned their name yet.

John Scribner was calling on friends last Saturday. Francis Dixon has been working on Enoch car this week. The stork visited Mr. and Mrs om hompson of Garrison April 28 and left a baby girl. Mrs Murry and Mr and Mrs.

Black aum called at the Linden House Sun Rev. Floyd A. Rufus. Methodist minister of Brainerd preached a ser mon at the Borden school Sunday. Rufus and the tw hildren was also present.

A plane came down on the J. Ft ands eighty last Sunday. The big smooth 30 acre field made nice landing place. Mrs Cutka. Raymond and Hillman Icott, Bud lawrence of Borden and Doris Rubens of Brainerd were calic i at Mrs.

Kila home the Spruces. Mr. and Mrs. John Crowell and two if tie daughter were dinner guests OI Mrs. J.

N. Francis Sunday evening. Joe Workman of Wee Uh wood helped with the work at the Linden Hou.ii this week. His oldest son Lloyd ram' down after him. They returned Saturday.

Lloyd saw three deer. Eight cans of little pike were put ii Round Lake this week and Mr, Work nan saw them the next day like liver of steel going along. The Miller Lake 4-H club met at he Neutral school house Wednesday vening. Pert Shoe called at the Tom Scott home the Willows Mr. und Mrs.

Benjamin May of Mil er Lake and Sara Peterson of Pan idge Lake called at the Earl Borden arm. Perry Hill, Vernon and Willadee Benjamin called at the Frank Benjamin home, Wayside farm. On Mille Lacii shore on nill wedding bells are ringing. Particulars next week. Mr.

and Mts. Earl Borden were callers Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jones home, Rotheiwood ranch. Mr.

and Mrs. Dickensen are nicely settled in the house they have been remodeling west of their store. They will rent part of their other house fo: the summer. Misses Shirley Scott and Irene Rnowlen were callers at the Rnowlen house recently. Saturday morning Mrs.

Stinson of Esdon took the cows to the pasture and coming home she got lost and went through the woods to Miller Lake and came to Cliff home. They phoner! to the Edd Elmore home and one of the young men came to take her to her home near their place. Saturday Mrs. J. N.

Farncis was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson of Garrison. want to see him again You knew he right. You say so.

Yoni 'j letter shows it. Ii Anil remember Gist fit loves often turn out to the wtottg Copyright 1931. King Features that may seem And when Syndicate, Inc you find the right man and great hup From Oklahoma the you will buck and laugh the matter with marriage" at this silly mid ski ar.) charge "he man tells me wife 32 anti up to lack of experience You aren't ie was 21. Their life together a iiorn with great experience, my dour. allure, and when he was 3b.

he you have to Acquire tlint Profit by a woman of 19, That wain', yours, no mat lei how had it ight either, so he took a third Wife. yoU yOU paying in tis own age and there is no clash of Worry and fear." Dry your arui emperament. stop worrying You know what he He answered his own question. no matter what he to you. You A woman from Illinois wends out wont fear any more if you step out he most heartfelt warning I ever now.

If you keep up this foolish cad. It Is addressed to other women alliance, you will go down with him rho arc tempted to sidestep marital his low level. rappiness in the Interest of some new luck to you and let me know nan they think they love. She did it. a little later how you have flared ier husband never found out ami leither did her three children but row.

the man shy thought she loved M.s.ere. De.ir.b.otr nd who told her he loved her To measure desirability in terms of ler and when he meets her he money Is mardi to messiire a ch use i kind word or a hapyp memory leu. by its for all money the says; depend on Desirability you women who haven't made is what Indicates demand, mid demand nlstakes only knew the heartaches 1 is what Indicates price suffering involved. Im sure 1 ever trifle with your home Every Young Ambition Just how many young men have decided they want to be sporting writers Is not officially known, bnf the number is Incredibly large. It runs somewhere Into the millions, at I an st.

Weekly. Automotive Agriculture "When it comes to putting oot crop of wild oafs," opines the Ohio State Journal, automobile makes a first-class sowing machine." Yeah. but it also serves as a gjdm reaper on a good many Wayne News-Sentlnel. I heve done. Bs the Treated mistake.

I have nothing Ie! unhappy memories and constant houghtH of my unfaithfulness There only heartaches ami suffenm in behavior and I know," There you are. I told you so. A California girl of JI, who not her died when she was twelve, is ylng awake nights worrying ami vee ping over a scoundrel who said and then behaved as man who loved a woman possibly auld behave. He told her. after gong with her tot months, about tnsavofy past.

But he loved he alii He even had a wife from whom ie divorced. Irater she heard has childien, too. He got mixed ip recently with another girl in town. Lady, you run in the other direc- ion just as fast as you can run. to brood over your mistake.

You I ire young and your whole happy Ufo ahead of you. Remember that one has something he wishes hi done, and there Is one rule in Ufe that is safe, Forget mistake md start over. It can be done. it hftsj been done, it is being done minute. Why Hhould you, young and iretty.

permit this first mistake to jreak you and ruin your life. As said so many it isn what to you that makes the big difference In your life the way you behave when it happens. If you brood too much over your mls- akes, you become one of these sad martyrs, from whom your best riends will turn In a short time, and hen you sink yourself into a dull, un- uippy life. Some women enjoy grlev- ng, and they enjoy a feeling of Importance because of having made a big mistake, and like to dwell upon it. Behaving like that will never get you where you want to go.

Drop this bad and leave the community if you -an. If you then fight it right where you stand. Tell him you osloria I WALL PAPER Paperhanging and Painting A. H. NEM ARK Norwood Si, Phone HSA--) Pioneer Service Station Comer Oak.

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And their prices are surprisingly moderate. Stop always welcome just to look around! Watch Our Window Display Sa LUNDBORG Jeweler 614 Laurel St A Message of Value to BRIDES and GROOMS With Your Order of Wedding Announcements or Invitations AtOur Regular Trices we will give Free a 3 Months Subscription to the Brainerd Daily Dispatch WHY WE DO THIS? 1. In order to encourage the reading of the Daily Dispatch in new homes of the community. 2. In appreciation of the patronage of our Printery department, 3.

So that the newlyweds may count this subscription as one of the many gifts received. Come In Anti see our samples of neat and attractive Wedding Stationery When it comes to that tell-tale indication of your familiarity with the social graces it is gratifying to know that you take no chances in choosing your wedding stationery here. Our selection of invitations and announcements will please the prospective bride and give assurance of correctness and smartness. Included are the popular Margery Panel and Adele Panel. Type styles are Wedding Text, Royal American Script and the new Rivoli, the most popular styles in vogue.

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