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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Department Recznych
Robotek

Po,ki nasze 50 EnAne I pieknych reeznych
rob6tek. iak hafty / koronki by nadal Gao
i'm sposobnoSci korzystania zakupna Iych pie
knych robot, otworzyliSmy sPeeyalny departa-
menL W kt6rym moga nabye wszystEie swe
potrzeby jak jedwabie, weins do hattowsnia,
nici. kolor0we IVORY, It'd
OdwiedEajcie ton dspartament ~ezssto, Ecys
tn bedyissie moEli uabyG DUO nowyeh idei
20 do prIygosO%1niA wsszyoh swtAzdowych
p~odArunk6E.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
MEN GOES To LVBBOCK.

Curtis \. Keen, who for the past
year has been secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce ut Clarcn.
don. has resigned 10 accept likr
position IN Lubbock.
We know of no secretary M
Texas who has done better work
Tor his community than has Mr.
hcrn during the past year. H.
has secured for Clarendon thou,
and> of dollars worth Of alycrti,.
ing IN the leading newspaper, ANA
periodicals of the state. and th,,,
newspapers and periodicals hayr
been glad Ia accept and pay Tor hi,
maiier. because il always contained
The basic element of news.
tie Is q good organizer aud ha.
worked for the development 81
every line of industry in Clarcn.
don.
We congratulate" l.ubhork upnn
securing the services of ~ rffi
cirnt man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
NioyitIs ">iickrrs" Via
TIE Window Route

Whenever they wash tu Increase al"
sil" uf an article. suy one ul IN" nfir
departments ~ swans urlg Stores in
Philadelphia, iusi ~iuEi' u ult. con.
suJ,t display around b. and place
The whole Bon their window. Tho rr.
salt f an instantaneous jump that
makes thu sslcs rr'ords I.s,mll. the
curve 90 O. ~tuok, sfhaug. chart during
% bull" drive
During one week recently no fewer
than three window. iu ~ many Evans
stores registered phenomenal si.- 81
slow moving ariioi,s Evans WiudH n
urUhabbiy az" "a, Invest anil uft.u.st
changed q auy s'nrr Boo PHILADELPHIA
90 reputation TINT IT, constantly drawing
.arrcastf pnirnlE. o. their store l
t'nidir a. any time during business
hours de- their winduNs present an ur.
ni's' uf'u view. 80 many are the people
au gather ai,"uf them. Aud there
always l reason
IT'D. window lr question w,r, prsd.
i.l''d "H th. assumption that b. e. r'T.
tain article vii iniIrcsi man o. dm.
llr lriirl" 81 corresponding usefulness
vhi attract wUrlu o. this ease. 10
"t- p HIrt knife fuf m, mat. and IL
uaii ~ -iF-Ur fDr h.s partner Eut
each display was o. s-pafat. store
thar rom",inz any pu-ribilty a. a
lash 81 irt.r,sfs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
TEST FINDS SAND
IN YOUNG COUNTY

Special 20 The Nrss
TulsT NORTH July i5-Anuthrr
welt j. r,oricd a. be- lust ON top uf
90, n.v .5pufuui sand found In Yoimt
county. ten miles southwest ui Gfa.
ham. hy the g. y McClusky well ,f
he Panhandle Refining Company ~
BE- the we'll OF the Southwestern Miami
Ol Cumr1uy ana preparations now
lr, h.ing prepared "a furnish storage
900 order tlst completion uf this Vel
uh, br rushed II b. two and one hn't
mile. north 81 th, discovery well and.
g u proves u good pruduc'r u wi,i
i,. q definite status a. this n'"
.i,ld
Report. from Wis., county state
hlt speedy preparations are being
made tu ,umpl't, the new lloyl' wei
No Halo A Todd thro. miles west of
Chico which has what appears % D."
snod % stnd ~ 1880 feet. The well
low iS mIkinp some 90 which is Doe
ink sucked up through n i'"@f'"'
column uf water which indicates that
o. also has t strong gas pressure.
uTillrrr are unable tu determine how
fir ~ have penetrated the sand, hu'
declare that if most 10 D. NOT mW
Sham % fDW feet in The pay % IS Co.
ported ntt easing Will reach 90, we'll
SrturdI, thaf Will enable th, drill,rs
Go complete %, we'll aud large mum
hrr uf scouts are an the ground On
await results The rush viii start
without delay u the well proves q
good producer.
ln the Sip- Springs field Mills Ben
mott has completed his nth well un
N, lgh,ut tract the veil being good
w 90 barrels daily Maxwell ct al.
tlso are ready to complete their first
,,iI uu the Graham tract Boo 90" 500
uut sand. having plis.i up q lighter
and 1hu,,
iu the Wichita county fields irtl
.st remains IN the reclamation
,I,3. "a the southwestern edge Of IN,
Naggun,r u,id This territory, which
once was condemned 10y several d.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
w ~" >paer" That Made
Nn ldral lllsplal Room

when the proprietor ui the Record
Shop uu broadway tuuh possession o.
h,d back ward. ur court that SEEMED
80 b- oi me- possible use Co the business
,X,cm az a place To store old packing
cgs,r and similar odds and ends. ln
les time than un, would imagine pus
gilip. this space hcraiuc an cvcsurc and
fire menace. Tor u Was easier fur the
b dcrgH 10 throw rubbish into rcl~
count than ~ ,nSNu. ~ II systClnati'
rilliv snd promptly. Boxes. crates ANIL
! old rip,r began 90 accumulate. un.il
oHly q match vas needed To- start trou.
I De.
Then. On" dav e cousin of the pro.
p,iD,ur returned from western trip
and began To spill new idcts all owe,
tn place
Look here, Jim ne said have YOU
ever stopped To- figure cut the rental
per Fluarr loo, you are paving tot this
hack yardf'
Jim had Not looked ai q that waV.
Ic know the area 81 me store. but h'
alwayr Thought ~ the siHcc iu the rc'r
az something thrown M. liut when
h. came o. figure out r-il estate val
uc. ~ his block he realized that IA
was paving a pretty steep rental ful
q catch.lll and firetrap
When he ci-aned out the bach yatd
b, found ont that h. had about - hy
80 f,-' uf gnud available space. Then
he reprinted the high walls that sur
rounded II un three sides and replaced
the br, ken boards and rubbish witt
shruhlr,N flowers, gravel paths and
comfortable benches \ few rough
beams were EXTENDED. overhead. form
ing support for climbing vines am
On the summer that garden II about
th" uloaSuitcst place "a tUwn-rnol
hsdy and quiet
tn" proprietor s.ut ,ut am attrar
. t.v' circular 20 ~ b't families DO
town and a. IN, highest class office
in Tho business section. inviting prupl'
. tu drop IN ans tim, and rest boz ht
garden and h,,r some now records tu
o. had Il phonugrlph near the lu'I
door The way that customers O.,
spoud'd o. his invitation showed tina
they appreciated tho novelty and re-
they had to pass clear through th
Store 90 reach tho garden they had
good chance o. Src something the
wrriad o. buy. either coming 80 GONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
THE JOiNT DINCTSSION

The News once again, desires tu
urge all who have not fully madr
.up their minds ~ to the r,lati ..
merits of the various candidate,
Tor governor. to be- m attendant.
upon the joint discussion of ~,
issues IN thn Tabcruarlr ~ the rur.
'ncr oi Eighth aud Polk streets %
,2:3u O'Clock this afternoon.
We are convinced that the fac,
will PEE clearly ST forth. 81 far 90,
\rtf and Thomson are concerned
by the speakers there aud W. frc'
that every voter. after the meeting
will be- IN better position - drtc;
lminc hi> courS'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

holes BIAS hNn pushed up go daily
production uf u 500 haru. dlily. du"
o. 900, operations oi the Texas Com
pauy un The e. ,Brh tract the Fine
rich interests on the Nirhn1 lease,
and other operations
Latest reports show that tests ar"
hclug pu, down rDir other tests
which proved failures and TINT thoi"
is hop, of ro,luiminE ms,n more ter
utury one 81 these tests be- that of
,ho skyline On COMPANY BOO ll"ch
$50 which drilled VOL ru M" early
DAVIS ~ the War.ur,r development
that proved u disappointment u was
then regarded ~ one oi the most im.
putlut wells In the u.id and the fact
tht % ililcd to uud anything more
ur less discouraged 700 other drilling
Boo that direction 1n' .r,.md Wcll iF
nrir the old hul, and operators hope
that % viii be- q 1u.l uN' ana thus
mur. another imr extension
= similar test Be- under way bon th"
Rcd river pool o. b. thr liuh'rts
VOL ~ the iugh'.Nr. uu Company
iu h.uek go which J.-u b" located near
90 drt nulv
Iuur miles 60 90, south ~ Electra,
there have been tvu Important com.
rlDi.us Ouc b. th' Burnett No. . 'i
10, Planet Petroleum company which
is masking $50 barrel. boz the iloot".i
sand The other s thu Burnett NJ. !
uf rH, Emorich Cu company ioo bar.
r,'.. iu the sam, sand
i,,nuit. received here SHOW that all
90 ir, Wichita county u,id, have sui.
ic..l heavily from the recent wind.
>tu.ns that have swept over that ter
rrur, Up to ThuIfy uieht ~
many Is aon dcrrph- bad been blown
down n the Nsuou. po"ls and th"
u,id V1s again damaged Friday morn
ing Do, auuthcr wiud,toru The extent
.f 100, damage IN the second storm ms
mott I,yn determined although It was
widespread
This situation possibly viii hv shown
boz th, nest pr'duD tiun report. Js many
ul tu. wells were uut uut "i commits
600 ~ ans rate % viii seriously
hmu,. drilling operation. until ,h,"
.g- cam hp replaced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
. StorrS Close Together
Spccied Up Profits

\ job washing bottles az s. q week
with q place to sleep thrown in for an.
swcring night telephone calls has grown
into IA, ownership 81 three drug stores
for Harry Dockum druggis, cyiraordi.
mary, II Wichita. Rams
For. hesidcs BEING a pharmacist him.
self and good salesman. Do,kum spc'
cializcs In efficiency and writing adv'r'
tiscmcnts that arc different H. L.
lchuckful II ideas and works Thorn s'ic.
Ig,r fully in his business. 1850
Duckum was told when h. ostat.
lishcd his ihrc drug stores All within "a
blork and hall Il each other that ~.
twas foolish and that one store would
take away trade already established AZ
thu other But Dockum went ahead.
and he's making good money despite
thc predictions.
Dockum runs beauty shop lu each
IL his three drug stores lie employs
three to four people In each shop. Thy
are regular beauty larlprs. too. wh"r'
Ion kinds ~ beauty treatments are given
lby experts A. trade pullors they rank
labout az high as anything Dockum has
| What's mor, Duokum has three oi
,ihr best Kitchens IN Wichita. and they
cook food tina, IL becoming famous for
Inoonday lunchcons Each Kitchen ).
les hy q feet. and IL fully equipped
with the most modern utenFils Thre
lto foui persons are employed in each
lOnly the very best foodstuffs are used
land a great deal ~ emphasis is place,
On the seryic, which goes with tn
meals The food H. served piping hv'
land quickly
The kotlak department. which j.
hhugicar 20 many druggists. especially
the finishing department. has been turn
I'D into money maker and bushes
gctttl' hy Dcckum because ". put Ell
lcicncy into u and into ~ management
Each store carries a complete line 4"
lkolaks and supplies unc big fiuishiri
plant employing seven ur eight pc"pl"
b. operated These people de- noihin'
hut finish Kodak prints and enlarge
lments. aud they are kept busy ail th
time.
Dackum writes advcrtisH mcuts whi'I
lare unique They have nothing Co sI
about ths store To- speak of They ni
luke having little talk with him 3.
1.-The store or on the street corner. whrr
~ would likely tell you something n
I tcrcsting that had happened "r thn
some one vou both knew had done
lTh.y run every SUNDAY morning 1u
,ccupy four 90 SIX inches duull" Ell"
} umn uf space. Doekum says they has
: idone more than most ANYTHING else I
/ keep people thinking about his store
, The adj aic filled with human ini'rc'
lMuif gossip compliments 90 some oih'
merchant who had don" somcthin
worth Will, % suggestion Tor the o.
r termen' ~ the city. li'tl' nclrt.th.
8 story o. something entirely persona
lilke an experience he hss had while "
II TIP Merchandis" and prices nf
!. not mentioned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
Initial. Please" Gets
the FULL Name, Too.

Clothing aldermen IN %. McDonaId O.
Campbell store. in Philadelphia have a
rather convincing VIZ, 90 WOsing that
familiarity more often breeds lus!r .ss
than contempt
Al clothing dealers impt,ss upon
their yileau,n th" importance 20 r"'
Numbering tn NAMES ~ customers. Hui
ln Arg, stog, this b. almost o. t.
yiathau taEk especially as one customer
seldom buys more than q f'w suits f
year az ans on, store u b. not very
difficult fm most sal.-m"n o. remember
far.s bot remembering names D. quite
another matter
T. gei around this difurs'fr a -,..s.
man in this i,alit,ulsr store whY n
calls that sou have pIr, hssad h'i0r'
DOS no' mako amy attempt O. ash f'lr
nam, until sou have mad" 'hc purrh. 30
and ar. gisins him the address Then
h. viii be- clever enough o. ask. What
are the iniiisis-" Just as though h.
had remembered yuW name. but n1tu.
rails not youg Initials.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
4 Friend or WOuEy.

Old Daniel Dcfoc. who gave u>
Robinson Crusoc. must rcjoicn IN
his wcll.descrvcd celestial abode
over the good news that there have
lust been graduated into the pro.
ressions about 5000 American wo.
men.
Besides being n great romanccr.
DcfUc was n progressive thinker
If the first order and he had many
tilt with the conservatives Of has
time who said a little knowledge
was a dangerous thing for q
woman.
~ have thought Of il as one
Of the inoSt barbaruuS customs in
the world. that we DENY the adj.
,antagcs of learning to women.
said Defoe in the 18th century,
casting thus a bomb-shell into the
camp of the rractionlrirs.
His is the first recorded adni>
sion by any man that women az
mentally ~ competent aS men and
equally entitled TO education.
He pointed out that women
spend their youth charming "t'
stitch or Sew. or make hauhlc,.
And he asked. What is man
good for that is taught no more
Does woman plague MS will
her folly AMI imperfincnce VII,
did we not let her learn. that sh,
might have more wit
81 can not believe that God 81
mighty ever made women 80 deli
cate. NJ glorious creatures o
with souls capable of the same &C
eomplisliments with men. and al
TO be only stewards OF our hous'-
and cooks an dslavcs. "
lie made the revolutionary pro
Dosal that an academy for womcl
he opened in l1nd0n and va
hocted down as n radical.
His was the first declaration @
independence for women and wheU
woman's suffrage wins the Got
s.eie. the author of RobinsO
Crisoe DESERVES a from, sat anon
those who are entitled 10 some q
the credit for the emancipation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
FERGUSON FEFVED.

James +. Ferguson has pulled
out" of the third party" which
was organized at Chicago with q
Salt Lake lawyer, p. ?. Christcn.
sen., aS the nominee for the prcsi
dencv.
Evidently James l.. expected ia
he nominated for the big job him.
self. and evidently. too. that
gathering could not take James l.
any more seriously than do tn
people of Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
THE PRICE.

The national debts of the vul,
now Approximate s26J. 000. nO0.o 90.
against so .OO0. OO0 O00 at the b.
ginning of the great European
War. The interest charges on 81.
grand total of debt now cXr,yi
Sa.00o. 000. O00 a wear. ~ against
about Sl.750.0O0.0c0 in the year
before the war.
The debt per person per wear
for the aggregate populations Oi
the countries for which iigur,
are available. il now about $50,
against s27 in 1919. The annual
interest charges per person p"r
wear now j. about 5000 against
II per person in 1912.
In the year 100 the dehis f,r
all countries aggregated only about
sl0Oo.OO0 OO0. NJ thu beginning
Of the Napoleunic wars ia 1893,
the aggregate world iudcbtedn,,,
was around $500. 100000: and 81
its close in lie about S7.0uO.0o'..
600. II the beginning Of IN,
European War the national dclt.
stood at approximately Si4.OoJ-
000.0sO
Could The world stand anui ,r
world war rs costly as thu ls,'
Is not the price Of war too ierri'ii'
ever 20 ALLOW another one 20 cola
upon the world Cannot IN,
human raee devise some means {,
prevent another catastrophe :,
terrible! IL cost IN dollars col
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
INDIC TuENT> RETI RNED
AGAINST NANDElsEI.

~ Nfnf ACC iffHF
CHICAGO Julv ia grand jlry
today returned two indictments Tor
murder against Carl wsnderer. who
confessed IN killing his wife and n
stranger who h. used a. o dupr o. give
an appearance q robbery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

hr rrckonrd. and il j. an chorinous
burden, IL other costs can never
be- rcckuncd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

WASHINGTON. July i,.-Tho Mex.
lean secretary II communications. O,t2
Rublo accompanied by his vito and
two urughtrrs lcit MoNico CITY y"stor
day Tor the United states by day Of
Laredo according tu ad,i'vs from MoN.
leo cts to-day o. the stlt, department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

pr I Bosrp has moved his office 70
Rooms . o. - Smith lildg. office
phone 100. residence phone N5i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

4COLUMN g.
EDITED BY MANSFIELD r. HOUSE csr,

In this column which week. viii and
short articles u grec mcrch9 their aespople and bust
and general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

u. r. T.. EosDs v,N lvyc t.r o
time, weeks ulp ,u points Boo Touncs.
$50, where his family he ruw visiting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16

pr \. H. LINDSAY has moved his Of
firo O. Rooms ~ ! and .. Nunn l'lds
office phone. go, residence, i'Nl'
200 l9ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
WORK GLOVES

IINk MD HEADLIGHT
ONERiI.I.> S!.G5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
OBITUARY.
LEWIS N. LARSON.

Lewis N. Larson, well known and
pioneer resident of Atwater, passed
away last Sunday, March IA, 1920,
at his home in that village after an
illness of about two months. He was
born at Brunsta, Sweden, May 4,
1848. He came to Grove City in 1867
where he lived until 1874, when he
moved to Litchfield. He resided
there for two years. In 1876 he came
to the village of Atwater where he
has been ever since. Lewis Larson
was a merchant. He retired from
this business in 1908. He has served
on the village council and on the
Board of Education at various times
in the past.
In 1873, at St. Paul Mr.. Larson was
united in marriage to Mary J. Lund-
gren, who survives to mourn his
death. He is also mourned by four
daughters, Mrs. M. "A. Whistler of
Minneapolis, Mrs. VIM. J. Nelson of
Litchfield, Myrtle of Casper, Wyo.,
and Karna at home, and by three
sons, Oscar H. Larson at Twodot,
Mont, Virgil L. Larson at St. Paul
and Ned at home. Also a sister, Mrs.
Ellen Larson Of Grove City and five
grandchildren, besides a large cirlce
of friends.
The funeral took place this after.
noon wednesday, at the residence
at 1:3O p. M in the charge of the
Masonic lodge No. 1873. Fred Strom.
berg officiating. The remains were
buried at the Atwater Union ceme-
terry.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
DENTAL TREATMENT
FOR EXXS SERVICE MEN.

DR.. c. E. Gerretson has been an
pointed Dental Examiner for the
Public Health Service, in Kandiyohi
county. The Public Health service
is now prepared to give dental treat
ment to the ex-service men where
the conditions found, were acquired
during . or aggravated by military
service. No dental treatment can be
given until compensation claim
number has been assigned. This is
very important. Procedure for secur-
ing the same is as follows: A man
must write to the Supervising Dental
Surgeon, u. S. Public Health Service
744 Lowry Bldg, st. Paul, request
ing authorization to go to the dentist
The compensation claim number must
be given and if no number has as
yet been assigned, it is necessary
that the time the claim was filed, be
given.
Upon being found eligible for
treatment, he is notified to report to
dental examiner. The examiner will
make thoro treatment of the mans
mouth. If, after examination. it is
found the work will not exceed SO.
he will complete the work. If the
examination shows that the work will
exceed $40 the patient will be dis
missed and the application blank
sent to supervising dental surgeon.
He will check the blank and author
ize the examiner to proceed.
Further information may be secur-
ed from DIR. John NJ Rains. in the
Metropolitan building. =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
WAR VETERANS. ENJOY
GET-TOGETHER MEETING

The regular meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion Post was held last Wed
nesday evening at the court house
with good attendance. Among 9TH
er business transacted it was decided
TO amend the bylaws increasing the
number of members in the executive
committee from ten to fifteen. Thor
wald Thorson was elected historian;
H. o. Moe, chaplain and G. A. Thun-
stedt member Of the executive com
mittee i"
The post declared itself as favoring
the so-called selective bonus bill be-
fore congress which provides that
the ex-soldier can choose either a
cash bonus, the privilege of borrow
ing money from the government, the
right to secure reclaimed land or
take up vocational training.
After the business meeting Mrs.
James Sanderson surprised the boys
with lunch in the shape of coffee,
sandwiches and doughnuts. For this
unexpected treat and for the kindly
sentiments which prompted Mrs.
Sanderson to give the same, the boys
were truly grateful.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
W0MAN'S LEAGUE
CLANS GATHERING
Seventh District Convention at
Wiamar Thursday and
Friday.

A large delegation is expected from
different parts of the district to at
tend the organization meeting OF the
League Of Women Voters to be held
this week.
The meetings will be held in the
Masonic Temple, the first session to
commence at 2:30 o'clock.
All the sessions are open to the
public and both men and women Of
Willmar and vicinity are urged to
attend.
1t is hoped that the roads will be in
condition for rural women to attend
as the program will be of great in
terest to them and it is desired to
hsS chairmen of work appointed in
every township in the county.
Speakers of Statewide reputation,
as well as those known locally are
on the program, which was pub
ushed In full in the last weeks issue
Of the Tribune. Mrs. Andreas Ueland
the president Of the State League
will give the opening address on
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
WILLIAM M. NORLING

William M. Norling died at the CITY
Hospital at st. Paul last Thursday
evening. March II, 1920. He went to
the hospital i'll with rheumatic fever
and heart trouble which developed
into pleurisy and pneumonia.
The deceased was born at Willmar,
March II, 1900. He received his edu.
cation in the Public Schools and the
Seminary of this city. William had
practically lived all his life In Will
mar with the exception Of six months
when employed in the Twin Cities.
At the time when taken i'll he had q
position in the shipping department
OF the Emporium store. at st. Paul.
While at Wi1lmar he worked as q
clerk in the Great Northern Yard Of.
fee: - : - ! ~ = -
= In November 1917, he enlisted in
the Aviation Corps and was with the
804 Areo Squad Signal Corp at Kelly
Field, Fort Sam Houghton, Texas. He
was honorably discharged June 1,
1913 because OF i'll health. :
IS The departed leaves to mourn his
death, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs olof
NOring, two sisters, Bessie and Ruth
and one brother, Thennar. He Is also
mourQed by, large number Of rela.
tives besides large circle OF friends,
A private funeral was held last
Monday morning at the Peterson.
Undertaking parlors, Rev. ]. ReuWicl
cCu1lou8h ofiiciating. The pall
hearers. we're Sumner Benson. 11ieo
dore Halvorson Andrew Ruddy
Franl Monsoon VIM. 9oy1e and Rich
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