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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
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8riIiel, 81. DIT. = Dte @innab=
men Ser belgiiden Staatsfoiie boben
in Sen eriten iieben Monoten 1es Sub
res 1919 NIT insgefamt 81 Wtlio=
men 6ranfen sic 8orani6ldge Der Ste
gierung INN cine Miaion Sranfen,
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anldloges, iiberitiegen. Ser @ie6er=
6eronfban bes belgii6en 8abnnebes
tit {otpeit fortgei6ritten, bafBs Die 3mge
iest tpieoer 6urds gan5e 2ano ber,
febren fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Streie = 2lmsiAreitmneen.

@omerpiue, MaIi., q. DIT. Vim
@omstog fam es anldBlt6 oes5trefs
Ser neutrality-suspicious. IN 60
merpi1e, Moif., gu ausgeoebnten I'M
ruben, bel pelden 5oblreibe &epol-
perld)iilIe absefeuert muroen. Gin
Subrmonn erbielt einen SdnB IN
SEN Mrm. Mngelteqte Der Niebbofe,
tpel6e iif) CUR Mrbeit begabeng fpnr-
Den bon SEN Streifern nnter Dro-
bungen Derfolgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
81; burh unfoI o6er a11bere urIode
geltorben 10; pertpunoet 800; gefot-
gen a.
Opfcr Scr GaMebbectc.

5 2onoon, 10. 9ftober. 8ie IN
2onbon amtlib befunnt gegeben miro,
bat Sic britii1e Sanoelsflotte tpab-
reno oes &rieges bur6 ben 6eino
56iffe i'm 8eiamtbetrag bon 1855
900 8rutto-oGnnen berloren. Da6lt
fommen 6,635,O59 Eonnen anf &ed9}-
n,tra Ser Saud)boote. Sci bieien Ser
Iulten farnen I'M gan5en 14,287 Ber,
1one1t ums 2eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Das Stmcimiit Scr Hcnts
ldbcn Sporadic.

Dus 8unoesbiiro fir gr5iebungs.
ne1en beipri6t IN einem bor fur5em
u11sgegebenen 8uuetin nit benz Gi-
tel r@r3iebung in @roBbritanr1ie1 Il.
|Srlan6" 0as @erbalten engliiber Ra-
.oagogen gegeniiber benz @tnoi11m Der
oentl9en 5prabe ltnb, pelden 8ert
man in ienem 2anbe ol1f Die @rler-
nl11tg frember 5praden iberbalpt
nit &iifii9t auf Die Brobleme Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb auf Die
Mnfor6ernngen Ser pdteren 3eit,
ibdrfiter &onfurren5 uuf ben 8elt-
mdrften legt.
SIN SATIRE 1916 mnroe bonn britt
|i9en neutrality-suspicious. cine eigene
&ommiffion er1,annt, 6eren Nufgabe
|fein ionte, nod %eingebenber 8riifung
nnb Mbmdgung auer eini6ldgigen
Saftoren gmpfeblungen uno @or-
|idI6ge 5u MAIDEN, melder &lab benz
|5tnoinm frember 6pra9en int britt
|iden Sda1ligitem eingerdumt tperben
|ioute. Dies 8orgeben bes Mini1ter=
prGiibenten mar Sic Golge elmer felt
longer Bet in er5ieberii6en &reilen
berri6en6en un5ufrieoenbeit nit Der
in britii9en @r5ieb1ngsanitalten OBJ
tpoltenben 8ernabldiiig1ng 6eS Stu-
6inms fremoer Ieben6er @pra6en II.
Der M%nflebnung gegen ben engber5i=
gen @eoanfen, BOB 6ie &enntnis Der
engliiben @prohe fir ben INNER
GROCER tperbenben internattonu1en
Berfebr @roBbritanniens b%olitdnotg
ausrei6ehb iet. 9ieie &ebe1ton muir
Sc nmio itGrfer, lie mebr man pobr=
1rabm, mie fi9 6as @r5iebungstpeien
in Deutf9lan6, Dem getpaltigiten
@nn6elsribalen @roBbritnniens, bon
gerabe entgeeengeietten @efi6tspurf-
ten leiter lieb nn6 babel iberan Dem
@onfurrenten 6as 5ett bon Ser Cup
pc pegi90pfte. 9ie &ommii1ton err
itatfete I'M Sabre 1918 8eri6t mber
tire gatigfeit nrb lire 8or1dldge.
Ma9oem 5ner1t 6ie angemeinen
3mefe nnb 3iele BEG @tuoil1nS MOS
6erner 9pru9en fur5 6isfutiert NOR
Sen, nim1mt Ser 8eri6t Die Srage anf,
apel6e mooernen 6remo1pra9en fir
6en 8riten Die tpi9tiglten ieien, nn6
1teut als maBgebeno Fir sic 8eurtet=
luna Ben nahfoIqen6en Wab1tab d1f:
rDie @ibtigfeit elmer Sprade laBt
Fii6 beurteilen nod Der 8e6eutiamfeit
oe5 bereffenoen @o1fs fir sic @nt-
midlung Ser mooernen 8ibiliiation,
mod benz inneren @erte ibrer 2itera-
hur, nod ibren 8eitrdgerr 5u benz TO-
li6en 8iiien 11nferer 3eit nn0 nod
ibrer praftif6en Mntpenoung I'M font
mer5ieuen nn6 1onitigen international
len 8erfebre."
Mit 6ieIem 5peifellos ridtigen
MeaBitabe meiler6 fommt 6ie &om-
miIion 5u 6em 59lui1e, 6aB fir brit
|tii6e 3tpefe Die fran50iii9e Spro6e
in iegli9er &inii9t Die midtigite mo
oerne 5prqbe fei nr6 erfldrt 6ann,
6oB mod Dem Sran50iif6en bas Deut-
i9e, SStulienii9e, 9pantl4e nno 6nl-
!iilde an erfter 5tene genannt peroen
miiiien nnb einer 8laB I'M 2ebrplane
britiider Sdulen ftnben iollten. Wos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

bergelteuten &onferpen biirfte ebeniol
groB iein, mie tpe1rn 9blt nnb Semitic
I'M frif9en als aub I'M fonferbierten
nieoriger I'M 9reiie limb.
Ser &llge miro fortfabren, felbit
Dbf uno GENTLE ein5umaden, gu115
gelid, Oh 8uder erblatli6 1T ODER
nfbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
It. GleuH 1~1aretbcridbf,

8etreibe.
8ei3en, SCI. 1 $2.4O.
Bei3en. $50. 2 $3.50.
@oggen, per 8uibeI $1.24.
@erfte, per 8ni6el, csc.
3afer, per Bu5beI Coo.
Corr, per 8uideI, $1.23.
MebI anb 5antter.
Bebf, befes, $685. Der SO gfun6.
Corn MenI $3.50 Der 100 sci.
@oggenmebI, $3.50, per 100 Gf.
@e1nnblenes Corn, 1915 per 100 gf.
@emnbleneS S9l1tter $3.O5 Der 100 Sci.
Oil Wedl, $$4.20 per 100 8f.
56orts 1884 per 100 SCI.
Sarnt Brpbnfte.
Bntfer - 55c Biz 6Oc.
Ger 81. So Biz 30 Gents.
8artoffeln -$1.75 Biz $500 per 100
sHfuno.
8obnen - So Der Bu5beI.
&rnlt - R-3 Gents Der gf1n1.
0Jrtdbt etc.
8nnnt1ds 14-15 Der Bfnn6.
Granger 80 Biz zoe Der Dubeu1.
3itrpnert 45 Bis soc her Dliber1n.
Birne1 $50 Gents Der Duberb.
Rflnuunen Is Bic 85c Der @prb..
9iibfdrtoffeln 1Oc Der gfunD.
Weintralbelt doc Der Aorb.
Gen .t1b @trpb.
Niloes 9en $40 Biz SD Der Spn<
alee ut,D 9imotbe s12 bis SIS Der
Come.
gfrob - SO Der aonre.
JJleiid, 9iibner Etc.
Stiere $5.50-8.00 per 100 Yf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

galers Minilterium &err Seipel, but
ebenfaus rejigniert. ST. Geiih tpiro5
bes 5inan5niniiters 81.
Soiepb 59ur1npeter. Serr 3eroid bot
feline Melignation ais Miniiter Der Of
fentliden @erfe 5uriiidfge3ogen nnot
SEER Sobof STINT bleibt 8i5efan5ier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
6eteert unH aefeNert.

SamiIton, s., 81. 9ft. Sobn
IS. Steiger, elmer Der 6iibrer Der
So5ialiiten in Samilton, &pelde an
@onntog 9loroformiert, IN einen
@olo geidleppt uno bort geteert nno
gefeoert porben tpar, erbielt etne11
8rief in tpeldem er gum 8erlalien
Der Gtaot oufgeforoert 1purbe, mtbri-
genfaus er iid nod i9tperer 8ebano=
lung uusieBen tpiir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
pertmaals Kricesfciten.

2i1fabon, 81. 0ft. 9ie Mns=
gaben Ser portngieiiiden 6egierl1ng
fir Die Eeilnabme Ser Nrmee betrug
bonn Gage Der Mbrei1e Der Sruppen
nod 6ranfrei6 big at ibrer &iidfebr
nah Bortugal 28,O00,000 8fun6
Sterling, mie o11s 2iiiabon mitgetetlt
tpur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
StanSretht INT Simtftc.

6iume, 81. Sft. = @abriele b'Mn=
1t,1n5io bat angefiinoigt, bob Berlo=
men, tpelde int Geroa6t iteben, Der
@ode 6iumes 5u idaben, frtegsge-
ridtlid pro5eliiert merben ioaen ;;2eu-
te, bic fi9 offen als 6einoe Siumes
befennen, ionen obne lange 8erbano=
lungen itonore6tli6 eridoiiiien per-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
3uder fir Ginmadbamefe nidt mt
tuenhtq.

Mn la1Ie iiberibiiiiges 0blt nift
|ber6erben, nrr neil CUR 3eit S3nder
fir &ra1erDiernngs5nede ni6t erbdlt=
|li6 lit. Sblt fam erfolgreib onb OBJ
ne ;3nder fonferbiert mer6en nnb eS
Tam, tpe11t1 I'M fommen0en Winter
auf sic 9nfel gebra6t, beriiiBt mer=
ben, o6er Inn es balo 5n beriiBen,
fann 5prltp an 5teue bon 3nfer
gebran9t tper6en.
3um Ginma6en obne 33nder fnQe
man einfa6 6os oas Sblt entbalten=
Sc @efaB nit rei11em beiBen @ulier,
|anItatt 6es in iibli6er 8eiie gebrand=
ten 5prl1ps nn6 Damn ltele man 6as
@efdB in beiBes @aiier. Dus Sbif
miro ni9t ber6erben, 1pennglei6 es
nidt einen gang 10 feinen @erud nno
70 id0ne Sdrbnng anfpeiien tDiro, als
menn 5Drup our 8eraDen6nng fommt.
8ie es in bent b~etreffenben 8uue-
tin 6es 8un6es-D epartements flr
2anopirtidaft beiBt, lit es ratfam>
nm erfolgrei9 Obit obne 3uder 51
fon{erpieren, Ben Mnmeiiungen fir.
bas @tnmaden mittels 6eS a,&ofens
int @efdB 8~erfdbrens" ge1an Solge
al leilten.
Dime 3uder fonierbiertes 0bit
empfieblt iid Defenders fir Snlate,
Deherts, SiiIlung bon 8ulteten, folDie
fir Dblt= unb @ispnni6e. Solbe
|DbItfonierben fonnen audi CUR Ger
'iteanng bon Grudtgelees unb Martte-
lu6en Derfpan6t mer6en, mern 3uder
erbaltlid lit. Sruhtiafte ben0tigen
|feinen 3uder nnb lire Gertpenourg
mabreno Der 8interiaiion lit ebenio
bar1diebennrttg tpie Die l1nDerinbt pro-
parierten D~bit}orten. Dieie Sru6t-
iafte iinb aud ipdter fir Deus branh-
bar, 1pern 3uder tpie6er ret6liber at
baber lit. @emiiie branden feinen 38n=
dfer, nt1b rei9liDes Mngebot bon 8e-
mulefonierben lit mdbrenb Der @tn-
termonate Itets tpiniommen.
DbIt un6 Gentle m0ger teuer nnb
48nder mag fnapp iein, bod Der I'm
terfdieb I'M 8reiie atpiihen ben ielbit
eirgen1ndten nn6 ben f%obrifn1aBtgI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
0~urtbfaRrn,te Ser prohi,
bifien.

Die gorIage CUR Durdfibrung Der
8robibition, mie iie bon benz &onfe-
ren5!@omitee Der bei6en &auier 6eS
&ongreiles bereinbart unb Dor eini<
gen 5agen bonn 5enat obne irgen6-
|tpel1e Debate %angenon11nen tDutrbe,
|iit, obtpobl I'M boditen @raoe unbil-
Zig un6 nrDerninftig, 6ob nidt gat15
10 6limm, mie Der @ntmurf tpar, ben
bic MntilSnloon.2igo beantragt bat-
te. Ser 8eliB bon geiltigen @etrGnfen
I'M @anie 1T geitattet fir peri0nli6en
.@ebraub. 9ieie 8eitimmung ml1r6e
.nnf 8eranlaliung Der rei6en 2eute
eingefugt. Mu1 6urfen Mer5te 8bis-
feb beror0nen, obne 6aB iie in @efabr
iteben, 6afir 5n Soft berurteilt gu
neroen, mie bies nripriinglt6 be-
}timmt nor. &er1te1ung bon nidt be-
ran19enbem Cider nnb Sbltinft I'M
@anie' fir Sen bqusli9en 8eoarf 1T
ebenfans ni6t dis 8erbre6en flaiii-.
.fi5iert, audi Die 8eniiB11ng bon Mlfo-
bol in @ofpitdlern lit erlaubt, nn6.
eben1o ieBt ji9 Semano, 6eiien Ntem
nod Mlfobol rie6t, ni6t Der ioforti-
gen 8erbaftung bnrd] einen 56niiff-
Ter nn6 5pibel GUS, tpie 6ies Sic
@orlage in ibrer ur1priingli6en Gorm
|%beitimmte.
MabrliG, es lit melt gefommen
menrl man, fir oieie 8abrl1ng Der
&e6te Ser peri0nlihen Sreibeit zines
groBen Bolfes, bos iib Oh ieiner sSrei=
belt un6 Snteaigen5 un6 ieiner De<
mofrotie 10 bel einbiloet, l6on oanf-
bar iein mnB. Mber 1elbft in 6ieier
uberbeiferten" Sorm 1T sic 8orlage
i'm b0d1ten Wrao beoriideno nno Die
8ribotre6te Ser 8iirger in elmer.
@eiie ~berIeben6, mte bas Bis ieBt nod
nibt bagetpeien lit. Sic gebt fogar
nod meiter; tie itoBt tuenigitens IN eli
ner @inlidt bas ieitberige @eridts-
berfubren Inn, 6enn ein &urger, Der
E8etrGnfe in leinem ,&anle bot, mnb
nadmeiien, BOB er 6ieie ugeiebli6 er-
tporben bot, rno menn er nnidt be-
rou1benbe @eine, Cider, Near Seer"
madt, 10 mnB er ra6meiien, bob oie-
ie @etrnfe nidt bebranfdeno iino.
Man iiebt, tpie Elm geDaltiges Sod
50 Ser tDronnilden 8iufubr Der Spi-
beIidufte n11b 56nMffler gelal1en 1T.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

Now you can use a pure face pow
der that beauties your complexion
wonderfully and is guaranteed not TO
iniure the most delicate baby skin.
And II really stays on better than
any other face powder. II does not
contain. white lead or starchy rice
DOW der tPoudre de Riz) TO make it
stick White lead poisons the skin
and rice powder turns into n giuey
paste that encourages enlarged
pores blachsl eads and rice powder
pimpies. The specialist who makes
this improved powder uses a medi-
cinal ingredient that doctors use TO
heal the skin. In fact, this new pow
der helps to prevent and reduce en-
larged pores and pitnples. 1T Is also
astringent, discouraginE fabbiness.
crows feet and wrinkles. Because 1t
is pure and because it stays on so
Evening star., 1919-03-13
lIITILES1oRlEs +
&BEDTInE
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. |
tcopyrisht 1915, By r. W. Busess.,
Peter Wishes He Were Home.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Many times when he was in trouble
outside the dear Ola BrIer Patch Peter
Rabbit has wished he were back safe
and sound at home, but never had he
wished il more than when he discov-
cred who was his neighbor under the
pile of fallen trees iii the Green For
est. Never before had Peter been SO
close to Buster Bear. Never had he ex
There he was so close he could reach
out and touch Buster. Do you wonder
that Peter wished he could shrink
into nothing?
Slowly, carefully. Peter crept back
the way he had come to the edge of
that great pile of brush. With every
step he felt little better because
each step took him a little farther
from Buster Bear. His one thought
was to get away from there as fast
as his legs could take him, But when
he had reached the edge of that big
pile of brush and started to poke his
wabbly little nose outside he remem-
bered something that he had quite
in his sudden fright in the
discovery of Buster Bear. He remetn-
bered Hooty the OWL Peter drew his
wabbIy little nose back hurriedly 1t
Hooty the Owl probably was sitting
right where he could watch that brush
pile. waiting for him to come out
Right then and there Peter wished
with all his might that he never, never
had thought of leaving the dear Old
Brier Patch In his mind he could see
little Mrs. Peter sitting there under
Evening star., 1919-03-13

The frocks now displayed In the
shops quite cleverly express the mood
of spring. Soft they are, OF gracious
lines, and as to color, they remind one
of a dazzling bed of tulips. Never
does one color continue its placid way
the entire length of gown. Always
there is found the pleasing contrast,
perhaps in a tiny vest or in the cuffs
and collar used, and again by means
of embroidery. Severe black may
starue one by disclosing In the most
unexpected manner a cuff lining OF
geranium red or a turned-back collar
lined with French blue. But ever and
always the contrast is the thing.
A charming afternoon dress of navy
blue satin believes firmly in the ell
cacy of color contrast This frock ef-
fects the new side fullness with flat
back and front. The bodice is quite
low cut in front and finished with
band of black net beautifully en-
brofuered in Persian colors, while n
long silk tassel bangles below the
waist line. The short sleeves are made
entirely OF the embroidered net with
heavier bands for cuffs. Panels of
net are used for the side
draperies of the skirt, the rich Per
sian coloring standing out against
the foundation of dark blue. The
waist is simply girdied with 9 sash
OF satin.
Flowered taffeta on a black ground
Evening star., 1919-03-13
CLEVELAND WOMAN.
CONDUCTORS HEARD
Their Demand for Right to Keep
Jobs Comes Before War
Labor Beard Here.

Hearing on demands or woman
street car conductors of Cleveland.
Ohio, who seek to retain their jobs
despite opposition of the street rail-
way mems union. began this after
noon before the War Labor Board in
the Southern building. Mrs Laura
Prince, president OF the Cleveland
Woman Conducto ors' Association. ana
Miss Rose Moriarty. representing the
woman conductors, reached this city
yesterday for the hearing.
Frank p. Walsh appeared as attor-
ney for the women. DR. Anna How
ard Shaw is to be one OF the wit
nesses.
The woman conductors or Detroit.
Mich. where similar opposition was
encountered from the men. were given
a hearing some weeks ago, and the
decision handed down by Chairman
Taft of the War Labor Board in that
case required the company to retain
the women IL had employed.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

the friendly brambles with nothing to
fear. and he would have given any
thing in the world to have been right
there with her. But here he was with
Buster Bear lying there only few
feet behind him and fierce, hungry
Hooty the Owl Just outside waiting
for him. Do you wonder that Peter
was quite in despair? To think of
staying under that brush pile with
Buster Bear sent little chills chasing
one another up and down his back
bone. Then the thought OF the great
cruel clawe Of Hooty the Owl sent
another lot of little ehilIs chasing
one another ali over him. 1t really
was quite awful.
.Tf ] ever, ever get out of this Til
never leave home again." sobbed
Peter under his breath. And he really
meant it He quite forgot how often
he had made this very same promise
to himself before. "Yes. sir" he sob
bed. Elf ever get back to the dear
Old Brier Patch safe and sound TIT
never leave IL again. Oh, dear. what
shall / do. what shall do? I don't
dare stay, and don't dare go. 1t is
the most dreadful fix was ever in in
all my life"
Evening star., 1919-03-13
Advertisement.
One Woman to Another
BY Deborah Levering

Grace Shepard stopped in the dressing
room on her way back to the sales counter
to give her hair few feassuring pats. A
group of the girls from nearby depart
ment were talking excitediy.
HE is positively unreasoaa5ie.~ ex-
claimed Frances Houghton.
what in the world is the matter7'
questioned Grace.
toh. ia that dreadful new noorwRiker.
Mr. Hestherington. He has forbidden us
to use perfume.
And ! ask you continued Dora Hol
ton. How can anybody expect girl whe
is working all day. perhaps getting over
heated, and certainly tired 70 keep sweet
and wholesome? What with perspiration
and every thing il isn't possible.
But 1t is,'' answered Grace Shepard,
positively. II never use perfume.
aHow7'' asked several girls at once.
septic deodorant, and personally. simply
flrst thing after coming from .ay bath,
aprinkle II In my Clothes and in fact use
IL for ali sorts of things, I weaiiht think
OF starting ont in the morning without
using AmoIin. T"
Amoiin is the personal deadorant. 1t is
unscentod, soothing and healing. and con
talns no faicum. For sale at all drug and
department stores for .Jc can or for 45c
pany, Lodi. N. T., for free sample.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

"Aih EINsolaN
smart little vest of cream net, with
net collar and cuffs edged with val
lace, while 81 flesh georgette is trim
med with insets of shfrred net and
edged with val. A smart collar OF
shirred net and lace is fastened by a
small black bow. and rows of pearl
buttons adorn the center of the front
panel.
Two quite attractive spring suits
are considered worthy of mention.
One of these Is of navy blue serge, the
box coat featuring a novel back and
the vest, collar and cuffs made of
shepherds plaid. The big patch pock-
cts are button-trimmed ana rows of
smaller buttons finish the tight
sleeves.
OF navy blue poiret twill is the
other model, the loose box coat hay-
ing for it's novel feature a group of
big tucks in the back, while the front
is quite plain andl departs from the
usual order OF things by appearing
vestless. Sits on the sides show the
smart lining, and a wide band of silk
embroidery borders the hem of the
coat The skirt Is the usual conyen-
tional close-fitting type.
Evening star., 1919-03-13
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

forms a delightful material for one
of the new spring frocks. The blouse
Is cut surplce, the carelessly arrang-
ed neck finished with soft old blue
satin collar, while bands of this sat
in are also used for the cuffs. The
skirt is slightly bouffant on one hip
with a growing tendency to narrow
ness toward the hem. and the clever
Evening star., 1919-03-13
Camp Johnston Is Permanent

Camp Joseph E. Johnston. at Jack
eonvilie, Fla. used during the war
aor training men for the Quarter
snaster Corps. win be retained as q
permanent military encampment. The
city of Jacksonville has given the
government title to 732 acres, COM
prising part of the camp site.
Evening star., 1919-03-13
News Print Hearing On March 81.

Representative Of manufacturers
Of news print paper and publishers Of
newspapers and periodicals have been
asked to appear before the Federal
Trade Commission Friday, March Il.
to discuss the proposed reopening Of
news print prices on the application
of the publishers made in December.
Evening star., 1919-03-13
Senator Reeds Missouri Dates.

Senator Reed of Missouri will ad-
dress the Missouri general assembly
at Jefferson City March Is on the
league OF nations. and on March 81
will be the principal speaker at q
mass meeting to be held in st. Louis
- tbs paMA- -Suh4oc4 s
Evening star., 1919-03-13

Swift 4 COmpany'x Sales OF Freah
beef in Washington. D. c., for the
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averaged 22.34 cents per pound.--Ad-
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Evening star., 1919-03-13
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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-11-08

all concerned. Only one vote was
cast against the adoption of the
agreement and that was based on a
belief that it is illegal.
According to a statement by A. A.
Hassen, consulting geologist and en-
gineer of mines, the mad rush for
large production of oil from deeper
levels has obseured almost entirely
the tremendous possibilities in the
development of shallow sands which
are distributed in enormous quaint
ties throughout Texas, Louisiana and
Oklahoma. The statistics of oil pro-
duction from shallow sands have
proven that the oil industry as a
whole is dependent upon small wells
with long life as they are for many
years steady producers, therefore,
they are the backbone of the oil in
dustry.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-11-08
BIDS ON ROAD WORK.

Sealed bids will be received up and
until p. m. November 25, 1919, by
the Board of Supervisors of the First
Road District of the Fourth Police
Jury Ward of the Parish of St. Ian
dry, La, at Krotz Springs, La, by the
cubic yard of approximately sixty
thousand cubic yards of dirt to be
placed on the Krotz Springs road, as
per specifications and profile with
said Board of Supervisors. All bids
must be accompanied with a certified
check to the amount of five (5) per
cent of the bid. Bids must be address
ed to the Board of Supervisors of
said Road District, at Krotz Springs,
La, with additional words on sealed
envelope, viz: "Bids on Road Work. -
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or al bids.
A. w. KROTZ,
Secretary of Board of Supervisors
First Road District Fourth Po-
lice Jury Ward, st. Landry Par
ish, La.
ALCEE DEVILLIER,
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