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Evening star., 1920-11-24

Mccormick is in no sense an off3cia,
representative Of Mr. Harding. bu,
he has apprised Senator Harding of
his plans. The Illinois senator diff
fers from other members of the ire.
concilable group in that he sees the.
necessity of some sort OF world asso-
citation. In which America shall NAV
a part in her own way.
incidentally. considerable pressure
is being brought to bear upon Prasi
dent-elect Harding to persuade him "a
move for revision of the ne.co
treaty itself However. there seems
no question that the proposal will he
made completely to divorce the ne.ce
treaty from the new association es
the original round robin presented -.
the republican senator's prorosaJ
when President Wilson made his first
trip to the United States from the
peace conference.
OF course. the action of the asser-
bly, of the league of nations in wait.
ing for proposals from the United
states TO change the covenant is in
terpreted here as particularly
graceful move, and one that is ant 10
put an even greater responsibility for
early action on President-elect Hard
ing.
Copyright. 1901
Evening star., 1920-11-24
Today's Neus
in Paragraphs

Harding inspecting canal operation.
Page
Il. ague decides to act in Armenia.
Page
Mondell hurt again as crutch breaks.
Page
"Jaywalking" law in busy sections Of
d. c. proposed. Page
Chamber of Commerce committee adopts
resolution urging national representa-
tion for the d. C. Page 2
Roper urges time limit extension in
some income tax cases. Page Q
Greece fears new war If Constantine re-
turns. Page Q
School heads predict very few changes
in textbooks. Page
District Red Cross enlists 10000 to date
in District. Page 3
Pilgrim parade tonight will be wit.
messed by President. Page {
U. S. Marines in Haiti complain OF
hardships. Page s
d. C. churches plan elaborate Thanks
giving services. Page 8
Herbert Hoover Is elected to head re-
lief organization formed for care OF
children in east and central Europe,
Page ls
North Capitol and lexington Citizens
Association urge taking police from
White House. Page Is
Utilities board may order only such
street car extension as would be use
ful In case Of merger. Page "a
Evening star., 1920-11-24
WIDE OBSERVANCE
FOR DAY OF THANKS
Preparations in Church and
Home Here Are Marked
by Seasons Spirit.

Thanksgiving-tomo find
the people of Washington. high and
low. joining in thanks in church and
home for the happiness that even the
most humble rlay claim IL careful
search is made for it.
Special Thanksgiving day services
will be held in most of the churches.
ana many of the churches will hold
services in the afternoon.
While the Thanksgiving bird" the
turkey. will form the centerpiece on
the tables of the wealthy and those
in moderate circumstances alike,
thousands of homes will serve chick
en-, rabbit or other meat.
Holiday. In Schools.
Sixty-two thousand District public
school children at the close of school
this afternoon began their Thanks
giving holidays which continue until
Monday morning.
Some program of exercises was held
memoration of Thanksgiving day.
Pageants were held in some of the
grade schools on the tercentenary of
the landing of the Pilgrims.
Government departments will be
closed tomorrow. along with the
larger mercantile houses. There will
be no delivery of mail in the residence
sections tomorrow. and branch post
office stations will be closed. with
the exception of the central station,
at 18th and H streets.
Roast pig" is to tempt appetites
at the District jail tomorrow. and
there will be potatoes, turnips, coffee
and bread and butter to help the
prisoners be thankful Chicken will
be served at the District workhouse
and reformatory.
- Dinners ut Missions.
Central Union. Gospel and other
missions Of the city will see to It,
aaded by the Associated Charities and
the Salvation Army. that Thanksgiy.
ing cheer enters into the lives Of the
most humble. At the missions SUI
perintendents and assistants have
prepared for dinners which. though
turkey may be lacking. will not lack
in substantial foods and some of the
mere luxuries of the table.
Nice apples will be served In abun-
dance at the missions this Thanksgiv-
ing. Baskets OF food will be served
by the Salvation Army throughout
the city to needy families. which 9TH
erwise might miss the treat that
seems inseparable from the day.
Democrats and republicans alike
will be thankful tomorrow. The Dis
trict Red Cross. which ends it's roll
call tomorrow. will be thankful for
the tremendous number of new men,
bers acquired as a result of the cam
paign.
Posts of the American Legion and
other similar organizations will OBJ
serve the day. william B. Cushing
Camp, Sons of Veterans. will meet at
Pythian Temple tonight.
Various organizations held dances
last night. and many dances are
scheduled for tonight and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
HARDING |NSPECTS
CANALS OPERATION
Gives Up Golf and Motoring
To Make Study of Prac-
ticaI Working.

CRISTOBAL. Canal Zone, November
"a (by the Associated Press).-Senator
Warren G. Harding, United States
President-elect. gave up golf and mo-
toring this morning to make per-
sonal study of the practical working
of the Panama canal. He planned to
leave here at $3.50 o'clock on a govern
ment mine sweeper and looked for
ward to leisurely journey through the
waterway.
His trip was more than a sightseeing
expedition. Stops were arranged at
nit close inspection OF problems Of
canal maintenance and management,
this inspection being one of the big
reasons for Mr.. Harding's trip to the
Canal Zone. y----s.s~-e -
Interested in Future.
Mr.. Harding has taken keen inter-
6st' IN the futtife OF the cAhAl, and is
outstanding national assets as regards
foreign commerce. During the debate
in Congress relative to the canal the
problem Of tolls for American ships
received his particular attention, his
strong conviction for free passage for
many times. both in Congress and III
his speeches during the last campaign.
Col. Chester Harding, Governor of
the Canal Zone, accompanied him on
the IMP ana tonight Will De MS most
at dinner at the Pacific terminal Of
the canal. The dinner will be fol-
lowed by public reception. and the
party will remain on the Pacific Coast
until Friday. Mr.. Harding will attend
a dinner given by President Porras
of Panama at the palace Thursday
night.
Planes Welcome Ship.
When he arrived here yesterday Mr..
Harding found program Of enter
tainment prepared for him which
would have given him little time for
recreation. Officials of the Canal Zone
and the republic of Panama submit
ted plans for series of functions in
his honor, and the President-elect in
dicated he would accept as many in
vitations as practicable.
The steamer Parismina was well
coined into the harbor by a swarm Of
Army airplanes and several subma-
rines, which met her three miles out
and conveyed her to her dock. A
large crowd cheered the President
elect and his wife. and a formal
greeting was extended by Gov. Hard
ing, Brig. Gen. Kennedy and Rear
Admiral johnson. commanders, re-
spectively. of military and naval
forces in the Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
MEXICO SAYS HARDING
WILL STOP AT VERA CRUZ

MEXICO CITY, November 24.-Presi-
dent-elect Harding will stop at Vera
Cruz en- route to the United States
from Panama unless Unforeseen cir
cumstances prevent. said statement
issued at the Mexican foreign office
last night The statement added that
assurances had been given that Sen
would probably arrive here next Mon
day to attend the inauguration as
President Of Mexico of Gen. Alvaro
Obregon.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
COTTON FIRE LOSS $275,ooo.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. November "a.
Fire of undetermined origin early
today destroyed the plant Of the
Columbia Compress Company anu
900 bales of cotton at Magnolia,
Ark, according to dispatch received
by the Arkansas actuarial bureau.
The loss was estimated at S275. 900.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
CiHzens, fingered
ByAIdermen SAct,
Burn-Onein Efgy

SHEBOYGAN, WIS.,. NovembeS
the socialist majority in the
storage place in q tool shed last
night by more than 1000 cite
izens md placed In the park. An
mounting the trophy was burn
ed.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
PRESIDENT COMMUTES
Won RINTELEN SENTENCE
German Convicted of Wartime
Conspiracy Must Leave U. S.
Before January /.

President Wilson has commuted
the sentence Of Franz Won Rintelen.
a German convicted of wartime con-
spiracy, on condition that he leave the
United States before next January J.
ATLANTA, Ga, November "a
Franz Won Rintelen. German agent
convicted and sentenced to a little
over four years for wartime conspira-
cies. will be released from the federal
penitentiary here this afternoon, it was
announced at the prison today.
Won Rfntelen, who has served ap-
proximate1y three years of his total
sentence, gave bond of $4,000 that he
would carry out the provision of the
Communication of sentence providing
that he leave the United States be-
fore January 1, next. He is expected
to leave here tonight for New York
whence he will sail for Germany tc
become identified with large con-
struction company. it was stated.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
@AYWALK|NG" LAW
|NBUS|ERSECT|ONS
PROPOSED FOR D. c.
A. A. A. Would Make Crossing
Streets, Except at Inter-
sections, Unlawful.
IS ASSOCIATIONS PLAN:
TO CHECK ACCIDENTS
Similar Bill Once Held Illegal, But
Could Be Enforced Now, Says
Conrad H. Syme.
Safety First
Week for City
In Decem Der

The CommissioBerx NJ q bonrd
meeting today decided TO pro.
claim one week I'm December
~ safety hrst" week for
Washington.
1t In probable that the procla-
nation will fix the period from
December 6 to 1: for nm inten-
sfve educational campaign
against the dangers Of both
pedestrians md motorists in
the streets.
Safety nrst week n being de-
clarcd M part of the general
movement now In progress to
keep down the increasing NUM-
her Of street accidents. The
proclamation probably will be
ISSUED next week.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
MESSAGE ON ARMENIA
SENT TO PRESIDENT

NEW YORK, November 24.-The
assembly of the league of nations,
munication regarding American CO.
operation in Armenian affairs to
President Wilson. according to a
cable message received at the Near
East Relief headquarters here today.
The message was from Walter
GeorRe Smith of Philadelphia, one Of
the American delegates to the inter-
national Phil-Armenian conference,
which also has been in session in the
swiss city. He said the communica-
tion to the President was decided
upon at yesterdays meeting of the
assembly.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
Cleveland 'Grays'
Will Be HardingS
Escort March 4

CLEVELAND. Ohio, November
24.-The Cleveland Grays.
Cleveland's crack military or
EnnisatiOn, has been selected to
act as eEeOrt to Warren q.
Harding at the presidential In
ausuFal ceremonies In WASH
ingtOD March 4. 1t will start
soon q special series Of drills
for the occasion.
The GrEys have acted ms ca-
cOrt for Presidents Gardeld.
Mckinley and Roosevelt at
their inauGurAtions.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
PERU CABINET RESIGNS.

LIMA. Peru. November 24.-The
Peruvian cabinet. headed by Premier
German Legunia Martinez, resigned
today No reason for the ministry's
resignation was given, nor was the
text of the letter Of resignation made
public.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
ANT1-P00L LAW UPHELD.

AUSTIN. Tex, November 24.--The
Texas anti-pool hall law. which pro-
hi ibits the operation of pool or billiard
halls in the state for profit, was up
held today BY the Texas court OF
criminal appeals. which affirmed the
decision Of lower court which as
sessed fine for violation Of tho law.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
Thanksgiving
Day
The Star Will Be Issued
Tomorrow at l O'Clock

CLASSIFIED advertisements for
tomorrow's Star must be sent to
The Star Office before II O'Clock
tonight. Death Notices. Lost
and Found. Wanted Help. Stu
ations and Room ads will be
received until 9:30 tomorrow
morning.
Evening star., 1920-11-24
hramer Tells cf work.

Stephen E. Kramer. assistant super.
intendent OF schools. told The commit
tee the school authorities are now
endeavoring TO reduce accidents tc
children by instructing all publit
school pupils in the dangers OF streel
play.
Mr. Kramer said the children ar4
being warned especially agains,
'sstealing" rides on the back Of We.
CONTINUED On rags 2. Column T.
Evening star., 1920-11-24

Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow;
no change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at 2 pm. today: Highest. 81, at
pm. today: lowest. As. at am. to-
day. Full report on page Z. a..
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30

an interview, and gave very hope
full view of the position of the Jews
in the land of the Revolution. He was
treated with every courtesy in his
travels and was able to observe much.
Mr.. Lansbury began the converse
ton with the very definite statement
that under the Soviets the Jews are
in as free a position as anywhere in
the world. 81 believe" he continued,
"that there is equality for all races
within the Soviet dominions. The
only condition of free citizenship in
Russia is that citizens should be will
ing to work-to give their best serv-
ices to the community, and not con-
spire or intrigue to overthrow the
Government"
Questioned as to the status of re-
1igion in Russia, Mr.. Lansbury re-
marked: Gall the DEGREES on matters
Of religion appear to me to be quite
clean cut; that is, there is to be per-
feet freedom of worship and freedom
of propaganda for all religious pur-
poses, although the Soviets have dis
established and disendowed the
Church. The Church, however, car
ries on its religious work as before
and with quite as much freedom"
Our representative inquired as to
what part Jews were taking in the
life of the country, and the answer
was: There are a considerable num-
Der of Jews, both men and women,
working in Government Offices. This
is due to the fact that Russian and
Polish Jews appear to be good lin
gusts, and also very capable organ
izers-this latter is what Russia needs
at the present time more than any
thing else and, obviously, those who
are able organizers are called upon
by the Government to exercise their
abilities"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30
GRREATER NEW YORK ALSO
SWEPT BY WAVE OF REJOIC-
ING AT SAN RENO DECISION.

New York.-When the complete re-
ports Of the San Reno decision were
published in Mondays press and it
became definitely known that Supreme
Allied Council had officially sane
toned the establishment of a Jew
ish national home in Palestine, Jews
of Greater New York became imbued
with the spirit Of joy which made it
self evident not alone on the East
Side but wherever Jews abound.
Late on Monday afternoon the Zion
list Organization arranged a demon
stration which marched through a
number of New York's more promi-
nent thoroughfares. In the heart of
the East Side the Zionist flag was
everywhere in evidence and the entire
community seemed to be one mass of
animated and very much excited be-
ings.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

on the Zionist Commission and asked
whether they could say who was the
leader of the Self Defense. Jabot-
insky Immediately stepped forward
and told Major Camp that he alone
was responsible for the movement.
He was then placed under arrest. At
the last meeting of the Zionist Exec
utive DIR. Max Nordau who was pres
ent, called upon the meeting to ex-
press the feelings of sympathy which
Jews everywhere felt for Jabotinsky.
The meeting responded unhesitating-
ly.
We are informed that within the
course Of day or two Kenworthy,
one of the senior members of the La
Dor Party, will call upon the govern
ment to tell the House of Commons
details Of Jabotinsky's sentence, the
exact accusation and the composition
of the court.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30

Samuel S. Koenig has been unani-
mously reelected chairman of the
Republican county committee of
New York city. Mrs. Henry Levison
has been elected vice-chairman of
the Democratic county committee.
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THE JEWS IN SOVIET RUSSIA

Mr.. George Lansbury, editor of the
Daily Herald, who lately returned
from Soviet Russia, accorded rep
resentative of the Jewish Chronicle
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30
A COMPLIMENT.

young Judea,' our youth of really tender age,
beginning to appreciate to value of the American Jewish
World as medium of communication with their friends
Junior Robtshek lad of years. has during his
recent illness been kindly remembered by his numerous
friends He wishes to his thanks to them thru
the columns of the American Jewish World, and
take pleasure in publishing his epistle in his hand
writing.
wilt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
Deroens oloite Wenneife

s Ell &orreIponoance ira &on'
ltantil1opel til "ISiociateo TreIS"
berctteS, at Sen 146 Iar galnl.
Spra Webnleb, iom atltdges at pore
Ieroens ploltc nulepcubc Wctnelfe,
.i0er UNDER ct Inialo al ilet 6or'
bpieIie. Gettc er, fortGLcr aorre.
;~ponocnten, isrite Sang Bora / lit
Sip bar pGret Ipg.
Cora bar belle i'm Sio ppret Ell
Salnal, BET lii iigc ell gGrer al
fringe gprber, ofte paa inotil 1000
Ilnb. "a ban bar As Ior GAM
mel, sbelagbe ban line Spnoer, oa
han pPooet poa, at ban furloc ls1tt
800 Tunb mcb oenn. San tlareoc
ia imiOlertio uoen SProer til !
1850, oa ban amifaffebe Jig ct SGt,
Iom ban brugte, til ban bapoe Hot
hem no. fSor omtrent 90 Iar iioea
If ban iig ct mt SGt, iom han M
alucr Sfplbcn for, at ban for 'Sr'te
Gang / lit 2ip cr fnitct paa CT gu
acIcie.
"Saainort leg fam faa mig ct mot
Set SGnoer, bill leg bli all riggt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
Siuteere NleIf oe Smcr

Sra omaha, Ncb., berctteS: Geo.
9ilber ira Sbio, Sornarb / Ohio
notwithstanding greflltipfonrite,
ipaocoe / Ell Gale, hol iorelben bol0t
/ Snaba SulloelStanullcr ct "alpor.
li9t Solo" / baaoe Sntsr. % Welfc.
%friIernc.
8runben BERTH bar, fortalte bon,
sem odnife Smerinbferiel, Tom mart
niIoe bclsbe Zig I'll 100000 Funb ON
Wnaneoen, % bet / SorbinbeIlt
Sermeo ~itaaenbc SmitPllbigbeo, ut
Scr / gicn Dorf er opbobet fonOen-
icrct Wtelf iii Ell lanllet STroi al
$50,000,O00, lom Der intet Wtarteo
run iinScS for, ga GfteriprgeicIen
ira uolauoct fuloltGnoig bar ophert.
Splgen beraf or 0cr, at Weltetons
nenicrings. Tabrifer rlnht ON | Gan.
oct bar inbitiaet i'm TirflpmbeN meo
set Gciultot, of be enornne Qtelfe.
muSIer, iom bar pprct f%onIumcret
al bisie, maa isge Iiirtnin8 / DC
0lminoelige Marfcoer, hpor DC
ulmogaaclig pil trpffe Nrierne neo
iuapel paa WicIf iom Smpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
pr0Iioent Ntaoeros
Woroer

Sra 8uutamala Gitp, Sopeoito-
sen / Dem ce,ltraIomerifanife &epu.
blif Guatemala, meIoes ben lite sc.
cenber: Sbp. General / Den meri.
fanife Irme SrancisW GarbcnaS,
iom er anfIaget for Moroet pa
Yreiioent WaOero / Sebruar 1918,
bar igaar begoaet Selnmoro.
Garoenas bar nplig bIepet are
iieret ber, men nnr renlt fra S9rg.
ilet. San blep tnObentet % omrin-
get / Wabutgaoo. ga han fanbt,
OF ale llbpeie por itengt, afrre0e
han TO Sfub, Ser begge rammeoe
bam / Sopeoct.
Garoenos bapoe / 1915 tiIitaaet
Moroet loapel paa Tr9iibcnt Oio.
bero iom poa %icepr9iioenten, &i.
10 SllareS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
Hiee 1nobrue=type

Sra Chicago meooeIeS, al 6cr.
b,ret ouer SuaIercr g0waro ).
gbcr, ser er WeoIem AZ GonIll1ners
@acfina Go. % oa rigc Grp 8ooos
NanSler Cigar :. GricfIon er be-
pct orreiteret pla GnfIaJc for al
hope bcguact Snuerict a Gtnmdli;'
"a andre foitblre Snlptter ri eli
Wrrbi az $3.50 ira NHia 0eIcr o.
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it'll pare Ell SIrgtnins AZ Ghcr>n
Ior &lititSoepdrtemGuetS GrterTor''-
rinl&bilreau.
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on al grictIou urgiueliJ Gfguet 81.
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ior lin &litru u Nercftcr annroN;t
Souisrcr Sloer ON az il III ~ iai
Smpfferic Icpcrct tIIbuge. SsiIe
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ioonrr lom an ElauNutrtnG nj Ell
9rroi al $1,000. @au (er'tflou)
ror inri0lertio bIrpet rsSt nj n BE-
tale Sagiprcrcn $1,000 Sonorar-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
rye JedeIand.
Tpr~brrcoslicr til CprcttcIicn ai SU.
Serisct / EGlGitina.
programmed goofjenOt.

Observation-Disclosures / Imerifa
bar, beretteS Ser ira Buffalo. q -,
goOficn0t ct uoItroft Nrosram ior
BEN iuOuitrielle, iinaniieQe o. agri.
tultltreIle ltoptfIing al set nps
&iemInllo for Sober / ToI9itrna.
Programmed, ser al GretutiptOmi'
teen ioreIagoeS Sen 23oe aarIige
aonuentiou, bIeo so0tienot / lin
&eIbeo mes S~eotagdien al et Ell.
felt sgnoriug.
Gcnne, Ser blep peotdget / Sornt
al ct ENHANCEMENT. angaar oe FOR.
ifieui8e "EaIeitine Snueitment Cor.
porationS". &omitcenS op~rinoclige
Geiolutiou forpligteoe &opeoorgori.
'%ationen til / ale Gele al oe Sore.
reoe Stotcr at ipge oprettct IofaIe
palGitinite Snpeimcltt Sorporatio.
ner meo Oct Sormaal at anbringe Ell
Vart al i'm &apitaI / paITitinIfc &c.
9ieringSlaan % / oifettlige Sore.
togcr0cr % finatliele Snltitlttioner
Ger.
Set peotaare Imeltoentent Be-.
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0ere en- Stenlue meo | &prpordtlp.
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iier irrcoc for &eotagelier a Imelt'
nertelttet, par DR.. &orace Clan ira
Ncip gorf % SlioGe Sugc Sam ira
Chicago. Set oil mlligels tage
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/ Talritina", foeNe SiibBe San.
"rlen lao o3 fortGIle Seroen M, az
ser, bpor Ssocn eaar, Scr oil Der
Iii arirnoet ct Samfuno paa He.'
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@menoementet blep llutteltg oeo.
taoet meo III moo 90 Stenmer.
Se sprigc, al aonoentioren goo
tictote 9eitcmmeIi er saar no paa.
at ser itrar ital gnaeS igang meo
Subifription al 0tiOler til anbriT.
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lrrncrina, SpretteIien al Sppo.
thefbunfer (2anolamsbanfer) @llS.
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tiolls- oa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
Observation-Disclosures

Zen 12te aarlige aonfercnce al
Wupcrnercrne / l~lnipncnS iprifil0ic
Stater adbneoeS Sen lite December
! Sarrisburg, ga.
IS &%onfererlcen oeltoger oaiaa lie.
re az DC nppolgte 8%lluerncrer, BERT.
tlanot 5. u. =. FrellS fra Minne.
iota.
&latbt Sc TrobIcnlcr, iom ifaI
%oi'tlttcres, far nGpnes @oIiansoen,
SanobrugctS rationale @cnonina %
ben Observation-Disclosures @irfionl.
leo, lon itaI uoarbeiOe ct 6orilug
Ill lntiorme StatSlope.
@lanot Salerne err @uperl1er Nl-
len AZ aanIaS, iom nil tale oocr
Tbcnraet "Sbc TciponiibiIitp Of tie
Stote ior inouitriaI Suffice.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03

har p9rct brast poo Pane, % ion
ipnes at pinoe itsrit SiIIutning, er
@ienoprcttelIe n al 0cn ~fsoerole
Srigsfiuans. 8orporotioL Ell Suo.
fsrieIstolo paa fana0iit &peoe / oet
Gielneo at lptte en- Stopper for oen
Ip9re Silitrgmuins al &peoc Herfra,
Torbuo MOB Spefulation i 9epnets.
mibIcr pco Ell bsi @clfntnins al ale
i~pefillatipe Sransaftinner, % BE-
olIening al arebit til SpIflonb og
andre fremmeoe 2anoe, ioa Sc Far,
i9ttes iitano til at giorc line Ssrb.
fjsb al 2anobrugSproollfter / o.
cmerlfanife Warfeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-03
Scnsneoaao.

Sra 2prn, Wfni5., melOes, of Ser.
tprenoe Sfofabritanter bar rettet
Ell formel Senpcr0elie iii be meri.
fonIfe Observation-Disclosures SSGlle5.
,aoo ON SpbGueIien al Den Bonus
oaa t7L2 % 20 Proeent, iom bar
p9rct betalt MI / oper et Iar. Tette
er set fprite olninoelige Sfriot /
Retning al ct SsrsneoilaJ beri
9pen, bpor pmtrert $4,000 Berlo.
rer err beifiGftigcoe / 100 Sabrifer,
Der bopcbiageIig 0riper meo 6abrt.
fationcn al Gameifo.
Iiifafielien al oenne SelSbomI5
or, forflarcS Scr, nebpetoig forat
Nabrifcrne ifal fllrne gjenoptage lin
Sirfiombeo.
SpprgsmaaIet I'll bli benpiit til
Se forifieli9e llnioner forat item.
ines oper, iaa set antagelig bill tage
ilere Tiger, for en If9ierelie fan op.
ftdaeS.