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The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
CIVIL WAR VETS GIVEN
ENCAhlPMENT LEAVE

By order of the President, ali vet
Grams of the Grand Army Of the
Republic in the service OF the gov
ernment will be granted leave, with
pay. to attend the annual encamp-
ment OF the organisation at Colum-
bus. Ohio. from September TO IL.
The order reads:
1T is hereby ordered that all vet
Grams Of the civil war in the service
OF the government OF the United
States. who desire to attend the
Fifty-third National Encampment Of
the Grand Army, of the Republic. 10
be, held at Columbus. Ohio. septem-
Der 2 to IL. shall be granted leave
Of absence with pay. in addition to
the annual leave provided for by
statute. from September to IL. in
elusive. that they may have the op-
portunity to attend the encampment.
and that they be granted as many
more days additional leave with pay
In each case s are necessary for the
Journey to Columbus and return to
their posts of duty"
The Presidents order was made in
answer to a request of Col. John
McEiroy. a member of the National
Legislative Committee of the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
BARUcH'
QUITS U. S. JOB
Millionaire DoAar-a-Year
Man Says He Is Through
With Gambling.

Bernard Baruch. New York mil
lionaire. who has served the govern
ment in Washington and Paris dur
ing the war as a dollar-a-year man.
declared at the White House yes
terday that he was through with
public Office of any sort. and with
gambling"
Mr.. Baruch stated with emphasis
that he was going back to private
life with the determination not to
take advantage of what he learned
on the inside"
He said that he would not engage
in any line of business in which 1t
could be said that he was CONNER
cializing facts and information
CLEANED while he was chairman of
the War Industries Board and in
intimate touch with the administra-
tion.
'1 am not going to have a soul
point out that I have profited. even
in the most remote or indirect way.
because of my war services" said
Mr.. Baruch. Aside from the pa
triotic Joy. of being able to help lick
the Huns actually had a good time
and am now quitting"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
ITALY Is DETERMINED
TO STOP WHEAT FAMINE

Rome, July 19-Agricultural Minis
lster Nisocchi declared today that
Italy was about to make one of the
greatest efforts in her history in an
endeavor to raise sufficient wheat to
feed her population. The government.
he said, probably would pay produc-
ers 100 lire a quintal and give them
every possible assistance on their
farms.
Premier Nitti told Socialist deputies
today he was fully determined TO pre-
vent disorders during the threatened
general strike. The National Associ-
alton of Ex-Combatants will aid in
preserving order
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
SOFT DRINK TAX
LOSES PENNIES
Revenue Bureau Would
Like Universal Way
To Collect.

Belief that the haphazard method
OF collecting the tax on ice cream,
sodas and soft drinks has resulted
In loss to the government OF many
thousands OF dollars may result IN
the inauguration OF a universal sys-
tom Of collecting the pennies.
Investigation by the local tax col
lector has proved that there are a1-
most as many methods OF collecting
the money as there are establishments
where the taxable articles arc sold.
Some OF tho places keep cigar boxes
near tho cash register, where the
pennies are dropped. and others en-
ploy tho versatile milk lbettie with
a slit In the eardbpard top.
(. Large stores Heep Ckeek.
In several bf The larger establish
menf. the management Keep rec
ORD OF sales made BY q system OF
checks. and turn over 10 the tar
collector tho amount due him from
the entire proceeds.
Others estimate the amount due the
government as 10 per cent OF one
half the proceeds. on the theory that
20 per cent OF the sales are taken
away from the establishment, and
therefore are not taxable.
Tax collectors In other cities have
been confronted by the same prob
lem in gathering in the harvest OF
pennies.
Managers OF soda fountains In
Washington believe IL would be i'm
possible to set some liked system
to be observed alike by small and
large dealers.
Small Dealers Hampered.
big stores with cashiers have the
proper facilities" an r street dealer
said yesterday. THE small dealer is
hampered. For example. a person who
treats two friends to B-cent drinks
pays tax OF cents; while three per-
sons. separately purchasing 15-cent
drinks. would pay 6 cents.
TT Is obvious how difficult it is for
the small dealer to keep a record OF
such sales. unless he has some kind
OF container i'm which he can DROP
all the pennies due the government
keeping them separated from his own
profits"
Tax collectors believe some system
should be devised. and before tn,
end Of the summer.
And In the meantime. the tax may
be repealed by Congress.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
STATE WINS PAPERS
SEIZED In RAND CASE

New York. July 19-The temporary
injunction. issued here Thursday by
Supreme Court Justice McAvoy to re-
strain the Attorney General and mem
bers of the Lusk investigating COM
mittee from using papers seized in a
raid on the Rand School of Social
Science. was practically vacated by
the justice today when he agreed to
the plea of the Attorney General that
the State be heard.
A temporary injunction was issued
without the States side being heard.
Arguments will be held next Tuesday.
Until then the papers may be used
in gathering evidence.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion
for 4 few cents-Try it!

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white. shake well. and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion. and complexion beau
iifier. at very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
clear. soft and rosy white the skin
becomes Yes, 1t is HARNESS and
never irritates.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
$4,000 YANKS WERE
IN EUROPE ON JULY Ia

The strength of the army July u
was 1S.0oo, the War Department es-
umated yesterday. OF these zS20s
were in Eurore.
In the United States there were
1900 officers and men: in Siberia.
$500; in insular possessions, 500: at
sea enroute to France. 800. and at
sea enroute to the United States,
81 600
Since the armistice was signed, -
1868 officers and men have been dis
charged. In the same time I.711.lG
officers and men have been returned
from overseas. There have been NJ.
7s2 enlistments in the regular army
since the recruiting campaign began
this spring. IL was announced.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Leper Roams Hartford
Streets Seven Months

Hartford, Conn, July 19.-George
Thompson. 10 years old, Spanish In
dian. who came here from the Island
of Trinidad seven months ago. and
was employed in a factory for six
months before the local board of
health discovered him to be a leper
was taken to New York this after
noon for deportation.
The boy has been held in the city
hospital pending the arrival of per-
mits for his entrance into New York
State
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Visiting Italian Officials
Due Shortly at Boston

New York. July 19-Several officials
will arrive in America soon on the
Dreadnought Conte di Cavour, 1t was
announced by the Italian bureau Of
information tonight.
Boston. the first port Of call, is ex-
pected to be reached late this month.
The warship will then proceed to
New York and other ports. Official
receptions will be arranged for the
visitors.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Catholic Sister Killed
In Severe Thunder Storm

Quebec. Que. July 1s.-As result of
a terrific electric storm that visited
this city last night. Sister Prudence.
OF the Beaupert Asylum. is dead and
the building today is in ruins. The
storm demolished the chimney at the
asylum.
Sister Prudence was crushed under
falling debris.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
CHARGE WHEAT MILLS
WITH PROFITEERING

Minneapolis, Mimi. July 1e.-Four-
teen mills and elevators. owned by the
Osceola Mill and Elevator Company.
of Minneapolis. were closed by the
Wheat Administration today.
Allegations that the company made
more profit than permitted under food
control regulations were made by
Frank L. Carey, vice president of the
Grain Corporation. The mills shut
down extends over the Northwestern
States. The shutdown was for an
indefinite period.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Two Lunatics Escape.

Two inmates of st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital for the Insane escaped early
Ralph Schweigler, "a years old. me.
dium build, dressed in dark trousers
and light shirt. when last seen wear
ing a dark slouch hat, and Richard
E. Lyons. 20 years old. medium
build. wearing a khaki uniform. with
the insignia of the U. S. Engineer
Corps.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Negro Gunman Held.

Alexander II. Steen. colored, was
held yesterday by a coroners' jury for
the shooting of Ambrose Wheeler.
colored. on June Is. at 419 Temple
court southwest. Wheeler died at the
Washington Asylum Hospital We'd
nesday night.
Detective Sergt. Scrivener, who was
assigned to the case, said that prior
to shooting Wheeler, Steen was out
on bail for shooting at his wife with
murderous intent.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Canadian Car Men Lose
Strike and Take Old Jobs

Ottawa, Ontario. July l9.-Striking
street railway men voted, after a
stormy session. to return to their
Jobs on terms of the company. The
employers will retain all strikebreak-
ers. The company announced it VIII
increase wages later.
A Winnipeg deputation has inst:-
tuted proceedings in opposition &c de-
portation of alleged Reds.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Street Cars and Autos Crash.

\ car of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company, and a ma
chine operated by Shirley Long, 725
l. street northeast. collided yester-
day at Water and NJ streets south
west, slightly damaging the car and
auto.
Little damage resulted when a
car of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. collided with an
auto operated by Levi Cook, 623
Union Trust Building. yesterday. at
North Capitol street and Massa-
chusetts avenue.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Postal Cuts Phone Rate.

Memphis, Tenn. July l9.-The Postal
Telegraph Company, which operates
an independent phone company here
today announced reductions in rstes
for long-distance calls. which make
their tolls approximately 20 per cent
cheaper than those Of the Bell sys-
tenn.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Baby GIides Forth on Screen.

Chicago. July 19.-Bobby Schuch-
mann, % months old, invented a new
parachute i'm his play. He dropped
from the second-story when he pushed
a screen from the window. Slightly
bruised.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
LOCAL TFNPERATurpr

midnight, Y; a. m. n: a. m. n; a. m
Y; a. m. "a: 10 a. m, IS; II noon, 70: On m
u; p. m, 30; p. m. 73; p. m, 70; 10
p. m. q. Highest IS; lowest, Il.
heiause humidity-S a. m, IS; p m, %; 8
p. m. IS: rainfall Is p. m to p M. Iie;
hours Of sunshine. so; per cent of possible sun.
shine Al.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
DEPARTURES

Accumulated excess Of temperature since Jan.
daS l. iHs. A3; deficiency of temperature since
yuy l. 1918, ); accumulated excess Of precipita-
I.o Gon since January l. 1873. +20l: excess of pre-
cipltaton since July l. 1913, +la.
Temperature same date last year-Higbest s.
lowest. 81.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Enter the Cider Jas.

Chicago. July 19.-Hard cider jass
VIII be the rage here. District At
torney Epstein has ruled that cider
fermented without adulteration is not
an illegal beverage
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Woman Smokes in Bed.

New York. July 19.-Mrs. Mary
Bernhardt stayed in bed and smoked,
endangering tho life of a baby in
its crib. near by. according to charges
she must answer in court.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20

TIDE TABLES.
tSomuied BY the United States Coast and
Geodetic surey.l
Today-Low tide. sE am. and SIS pm. ;
high tide. 81 am. and 2ll pm.
THE SUN AND MOON.
Today-sun rises. 557 am; sets, SO pm.
Moon sets, 12:i6 pm.
Automobile lamps to Be lighted at go pm
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL


"nhh ooNDIIIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
hlsn pressure persists of the Atlantic Coast
and on the North Pacific Ohast and relatively
low pressure prevails generally in the interior
oistncts OF the United States and Southern
SAnada. Practically no change in the existing
distribution OF atmospheric pressure has taken
place in the past twenty-four hours. Moreover
the weather conditions remain practically the
same as during Friday with general showers
throughout the Atlantic and Gulf States, Tenn
essee and the Ohio Valley. and local showers and
snuhnerstorms in the Southern Plateau and
southern Rocky Mountain Regions Heavy local
rams also fell in Minnesota and the eastern
portions Of the Dakotas,
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

FORECASTS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
Cloudy. sho~ery weather Sunday and probably
MONDAY not much change in temperature; mod
crate southerly winds
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20

Beautiful Flowers for Weddings.
The choicest varieties, the freshest
blooms. at GUIDES. 1916 F.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Crooks Active Throughout City.

The offices of l. f. Breuninger. 70S
Colorado Building, were entered yes
terday and set of drawing instru-
ments, valued at S35, stolen.
II. S Hoffman. of Brentwood, Mary
land, reported that while in Center
Market. yesterday afternoon, a thief
stole a raincoat from his auto. The
coat was valued at $50.
Fruit valued at SIS was stolen from
the store of Morris Viggerhouse. at
s2l 1-2 Louisiansp avenue northwest.
H. W. Lloyd, 631 l. street northeast,
superintendent of Durham Company,
of New York. last night reported that
the Blain School. 1 street between
Sixth and Seventh northeast, had
been entered and material amounting
to 81 taken.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
Police News

Pickpockets again are active in
Washington.
Two women yesterday reported to
the police that their pocketbooks had
been stolen.
Miss Susie Highsmith. Twelfth and
Hanover streets northwest. declared
that while on B street, between Sew
enth and Ninth streets northwest. a
thief stole her purse containing a 81
bill and small amount of change.
While waiting for a car at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest a dip" stole a purse con-
tanning SIS from Miss Bessie Hall, 1901
New Hampshire avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20
DANCING.
YOU WANT TO DANCE!

PrT Cain and Mrs Holt Americz's ForcuoSt
Dancing Instructors. can teach YOU n you can -
taught. Teaching ,Acigssveiy al the
RIGHTwAY SCHOOL OF DANCING
I2Is New York Ave.
Only uPtoda;e Dancing Academy Sou;H .
v Y. Private lessons any hour "a Ne~l u7t
have appointment Phone FrNnkln 7sd
The Washington herald., 1919-07-20

re M.nr stsre-ofsfeias weaker
Repsrt-Cleudy nac showers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
2lntallet al Jnpalioer.

@aibington Sen 3bie SILL. Sp
til ben lite SllIi bar Der til oct fp-
oeraIe Bureau ior &ocational
Draining" onmclDt $3.50 Snpali-
ser (pernlaneut %forfrebleoe Soloa-
teri, % oct anto9es, at bette paa Oct
uurmeitc uogipr EotalantaIlet al De
Soloater, iom unoer &rigen tom
%aIporlig % permanent tilifaoe.
slf bette 9lutal (52, 700 hleu
1000 ifooeoe paa Spnet; 746 bar
nliitet ct @elL 1858 bar mlitet en-
eIlcr begge Glrme, eler SGnoer
S,497 bar iaaet ct euer begge @en
Ienrlpiteoe, 1857 bar fooet Ell eaer
bcgge &Gnoer fo~rfrsbleoe; 1856 paa'
orog iig 9rof; 1882 bar paoora.
get Tia 9rpitonoer eaer Saberfillo'
its, $3.50 @icrteieil, 312 6aloeipse,
1919 NerOeonOer ("ibeu ibocfS"O.
1922 NbarmGtiSme, 1850 bar mi
ltct Sprelien % 1859 Ell bIet limbs
iuade.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
ct hsloist Darrell.

Chicago SEN 2ben Sui. Eaa
Soutb Glarf Street TolltiltotIon
bIcp ser iioite 9tat fun anmrlDt EFT
eneite grreitation MOI tloll9ere
gienneminitlis 200 Irreitationer ON
Natten. Tolitileitnallt McYfabon,
ion fommauherer beite Tiitrlft, Der
inotil iaaar bnpoe Ell M9lgoe Ga
Iooner, i%ortalte, at Der | "be ganlle
Gage" oitc inbiuttes 800 arreitan-
ter / 2pbet al Ell enfelt Mat.
slt "rpooe Siitrittet", Der omfat'
Ter ben ipoIige Salpbel al @pens
ceutraIe 6orrctniuasitres, pleieoe at
betpoe Srloiomlineen az beruleoe
Terioner ira SnSsanee 90 Sassa'
ser, f~ortaIte 9citnanten. @n Fa'
trulie ubicnStes bper Seat | bette
giemcN, os MI iibite Mat melote
9atrulieiereren "Giitriftet rpooet".
DC hapoe ioretaset bare Ell eilelte ar'
rotation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
"Silperncs Dag.

Columbus, Ohio, Sen 26oe SUM.
Shag par "@iiperne3 Sag" peo Wte-
tbo0ilterue5 @unoreooarSicit. Sir.
feIige gntbeOampno, 9iifoper / Sne.
iepi5 % &unore0er al Giitritt@llt.
parintenoenter beitlleoe en- ~itornrtct
"Natiouerue5 Troceaiion" % FOG
Gel | Wtaaiemeoet.
Get tortaItes, at npiten bper enc
tie @iitop / &anoet bar tiIitebe / Sen.
ne her ~itsritc TorionrIing al Metbo.
oiitbiifopper ionn nogeniinbe bar pp-
rel bolot. Sc bar ulber @~ebanbling
Spprg9monI p~cbrcreuoe airfenS Ne.
f%onltruttlon.
Sililremningcu til Nuuoreoaar3.
ieiteu iorp8eoea oeO Nnfomiten al en-
N}pnaoe beis9eube ira Spocn. TN
Nlto Soraoane ira louisville, STEM.
tucfp, bragte oper 200 TeItoQere, %
ira 1cuue@iee fom ser Ell Gor0uauc
poo 20 Nutomobilcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
Suftlfibet %anfcnllnet.

Get BRITTLE @i,itifib H3i. ionl
Ben 2oen SSuIi iprIob &eittpiten al
Sfotlouo, oufom ncr Ste SlIi, aI.
9:5i onl 6orlniooagcr / bel Behold
I'll 6lrOeplooicn / NireoIo, Gong
&2lon0, nTr Nep g)orf.
Neiicn boube puret nlc0ct liorm.
fulo, men Oct bnube floret ia III.
mcrfet. Get cneite nor, at ser ben.
imob Nei'euS Slut begnnote at fnibc
meh @asolinen, laa SfibetS Gbei
W}aicr Scott, en- Sib tpilfte poa al
9oa nce oa o~iiIilite &eiien / @oitou
&eiien ira Den %ifotite Splt Ill Gen
9orf s,orocS paa los elmer. Suh.
befattet Sfiiccrernc "a Manoifobei
bopbe Sfibet 81 Terioner ombcrb
beriblnnot ell @liuopaSiogcr"
C"iiowopnp"D inmt Ell IT. Stat.
Ten oIrefte Siitonce ira Iiiei
Iin9siteoet til SanoineSplaoicn
MiueoIa. nGr Stem 9orf, CT onltrerl,
5000 ghl, men pon @runp al be.
itormiuIoe |eir blep Sfibet iIerl
@anee brepet ur az ben Iige aurs
% resnes bisie GfnigeIier meo. an
ilanes ben Of 1884 | girfeIisbeoer
tilbaeeIasie Siitonee til 1854 @iI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
Neit fpr Eploaternc.

sprinQfielh "a Nororc SSolhln9
ton Qroirie Ntenigbeber, Noltoi
snommens Sab, babe | SpnOngS
orronaeret en- uoerit nnffcr 6elt lor
Sc bienrpcnDte Soloatcr ttlbercno(
hiSic N}enigbcoer. Soften beapnotC
n,eo &eimesiegiosticnelte pno Morn
oi Ioitor apammeu 0creItcr Ter
rereaea Mliboag poa @r9n'pTrei
lioenfor |rciteQanrben meo De blefl'
fomnc @uttcr iom gGre5gicIter. SrH
Gitcrmiooagen iortiattea 6elteIl men
9oler al @lopofnt 5. u. NfelNon ira
7ecornh "a RnooIpb epons, Sslt az
gfr. "a Mrs. Ole Grams. Wfr. Nel-
ion tolte opcr @mnet She Worlo
g8or ano =nlerican SoealS", 90 Wtr.
Gpnus, Der er 8rnolent ira ct. Slat
Goleae oQ tllbragte ell lp1gere 40
/ europa ion Wteblem al Wtlllfpr'
muiitetl. l~ortalte meget intereslnllt
ON, buao ban baooe ieet og ioat'
tooet / Sc Ggne, bpor ban bar opholOt
iia i arigena 2on6e. MRS. @co.
Sobnion (SeIen @ierleio) lang. et'
tcrpna benerteoes ale meO See GrcdlI
"a @nier5. Gn ~uipopanliG itor 6or-
iomlina bar iremnngot i'll 6eltell, Ionl
ira geonnbelien til Gnoe bar bpilt
relluffCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
1ycit TOR lsaitpr 9pnmmea.

: Anle0nina al al Ha'tor "a
Q}ra. ar. Suarme / G9lian | lt9cn
eiter |intic funoe iejre i'm 20oe
@rpQupsoag, bapoe |aitorcn3 NE.
niQbe0 / Glooraoo Monoog (2ocn
4intlebaa) arrangeret en- patfer set
for Greiteioltene. &cle Wtenigbeoen
ionIe0ea ON Gfternliooogen poa
@rosboloeu hos Wtr. &ergeIon tor
at bepionc Noitoren % bans 0ultrl
lin Noia9teIie % GrfienbtIigbeo. IS.
". Gucuion, &osierer Tor Glooraoo
Suoings @ont. iunQereoe ION
"Soaimlnitcr" % oniteoe paa Wfenig.
hcoens Segne Ereiteioltene tilIptte /
Ell Gale paa Gngelif. Wtr. WoSbp,
Ell al M}enighe0ena GlOre Wfe0lem.
lIer. talte paa Nor't, liaelaa Sbore
Griction. Steoet9 tpife Vrelt, ga
nor @. @Ieaiin bar Iom Ell Ben al
&u~oeraparrct in0buot til 6eIten %
holot en- Gale, bpori ban irembar
line 0ratuIationer % %irenlbolot,
huorleoea ben tDlfe % norit, lutberlte
&lrte par i~orcnct | HUre % prpolte.
De BET famine guongelium. vi ben
@runO u0talte ban oct Naab, at Der
iteoie mantte blipe ct nprnterc %
nurmere Samarbeioc meIlcnt De 10
Sumiun6. GulerCr pegte ogiaa paa
@etnOringcn al at Ell Weniabeos
Grcit REQ gipne %Nnleonineer blep
bit Tonifjennelie for iii Nrbeioe,
i%auIcoea lom her par SiIiUIoet Get
biorog meget iii at lette ham 0ier.
ninqerL ioa han fumoe uoiare Sen
meo QIooerc @ierte % bebre 8eiuI
tot. Sllttelig bIep ser opportct meb
5onl al Mrs. Gocnion % WdiS
Qiarpel Nouliou. en- NenQeQape
pon 81 bIcp opcrroft @oitor apom-
me.
FultuI StNuIllllC lulltut ! NtluuIS
tc Cro Ior Seitcn o. @opeu, Micrtc-
lnoct ~ oil, "a Nlra. &uonmc uo-
trpftc olion i'm &at ior SEN ~
mcrtiomhe0, ioni por pitt Dem al 81.
Dorado W}cuiBheN. Supper ier0crl.
0e@ al a%piubcrne, "a man t~itbra9te
en- glcnnem buagcIiQ Gitcrmiooag "a
gitcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08

i GaIhlor. Gen afgiper en- 95 Sal
Toner pr. Mintt / @ranotiliGlbe ol
er TIM 112 5oo bpb.
&. &. Sopoen bar iiolte ltgc
fisbt u. ". NpfspoIbs Turm pao
$50 Mcres @lenDooo Iomnibip
0ette er en- al DC beoiie Sanoeien.
BONNIE Der / egnen. aiebeiummeu
bar omfring $4,000.
- Hroiesior &. @ieriet reiite for.
rige llge til WinneapoliS. Geriro
refer ban ill @lenpooo % andre
Steber / Mimneiota % iii Superior.
Wis. Reiien er oelnis eli 6erie. oq
belpiS en- 5orreiningSreiie. lluoer
GpboIbet / 8Ieitpooo bill BroieslorcI
ie ill nlco gruget pan lin itore pnfre
Jorm Der / IGrbeoen. IS Snperior
bill ban beiege Ell SlGptning. Ssn.
men, Geitnant Wiourice 8ieriei, reiltG
ior Ell llge5 Gib liocn iii Moutcpibeo,
0iinn, Tor at bcisge SnfeIen, Senn.
for Glllf @ieriet.
- 8e0 gpraabetS ii6ite Meoe MOB,
togcS 10 Eetitioner ON 0rolpgring
al @nber. 0enne @rolrening bill
~bcgpnoc poo Moibineton Street nco
Scrllboneiporct og iortirtte ipbober
I'll ocn mibPrell0c grolpgning; Der.
ira OeltoOer Ill Montgonterps Glen.
DOM % ipO til Rolins' gienbom.
Ger oil iitfert III fontmle o~rOentlig
6ort | NroiTgningen her / 9Den, 90
6olf mere og mere iuoier Weooenoig
beben al at gjsre no9et, iont foriloor
/ Den Netning. 6lere Sober bill bli.
be broIagte nplie CONNER.
Som fer meooelt 9raouerebe
@ioinb Stobo, Sen al 9r. % AIRS.
&. Stabo, ior et Var Tiger iioen beo
@iSconiills llniperlitet / Wfabiion.
Oct bill | Den Sorbinbelie intereSiere
6anilienS tnlrige 0en1er her / 2nn-
Oct % / Norge at eriore, at Den illtge
Wtnno bar Ell al glarets Donor
itlloent5". en- ltbmertelie, ion fun
blir nleget ino tilocl. Gioino Stobo,
Der ferlt / roglc Iar i~refpentereoe
Sltluer College, bar ltliberet / ire glor
oeo llniueriitetet | Wtabiiou, bpor
ban MI ilbernmiinereoe5 fra oct font
llerciellc SIRIUS. San fortiptter
line Speciallhloier Der oqlaa / Spnl.
n%lcrlerneltret. Sans SbeliS for Yaf
foleureat @raben, iom ombnnbleoe
Wtliligbeberne for De Sorcncbe Sta
tcrs &anoelSilaooe / 9plet al DC peo
&crbensfrigen inopunone N~eiultater,
onltaleS al Observation-Disclosures
ION no9et al De beblte | fit SIogS
/ &etlillg al itriitlig glrbeioe pc0
llniperiitetet. Ger bar iaar fun otte
anore "bonor l%hloent3".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-08
SmaGpInf.

Dir. "a Mrs & q &bri.
itopherion ira Chicago opholOer iia
! gnen pan @eiog hos GomiIieruc
Sobn % &biIip Nerom
8. " Gngen % @uitrr rciitc
Gorsoag til SbIen, Wtim.. bpor DC en-
Iio oil beige Spiacriennen % Gnt.
tcreu, @ir. og Mrs. Otto Solution
- 8rof % @lr&. 8 u. &ingelitoG
reiite ibaa paa @cioa til Miooooct
q. Gnf., bbor 4r%oie2ioren3 @ror,
80. Qinaelitoo, er StoIeiupcrinteu.
bent.
3Sohn 4llita6 bar iolat iir
Garm / GaImar Iomnibip. &riier
bar 1925 pr. Gcre. Gen me gicl
fol ouertage 5armen Den lite NortS
n9ite 2lar.
Gle Berg bar flsbt u. $. Ssp.
ons' 6arm / 9ecorob Gomnlbip, nc
4cres, iii en- Yris al 1921 pr. Mere
Mr. Berg er bette Mar 5orpaetel
paa Carmen.
u. 4. y. 0ortmnn. Tom | CT
lang aarrPffe bar nPret Sefret9l
for Sfolernnoet, bar ta9et gIiifeb, of
Senotor 6. Wi. Gnger er poIgt ii
Sefretar | bans Steo.
- Senbricfion & Carlton bar DO
ret en- greno ,iOr "Opens @auboer1