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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
FARM LOAN BOARD MOVES
TO CHECK SPECULATION
~ i'll Refuse. ..Njthout Regret" \upli
! cations fnI Loans Not Considered
Absolutely Safe.

{ WASHINGTON, Jan. l.--i:cGulaiious
Hc$!Encd 20 check the creation OF
fpeculaA i've land values and land spec.
citation generally have boon placed i'm
fmsct by tn Federal Farm Loat
tos.rd's annual report made public 10
f!Sht reveals. Farm loan banks have
been 'astiucisd 10 lose. without re
greet applications FOR loans which do
hot protect amply the banks aud their
tond buyers.
! IN furthcraNce Of ,hc policy 10 keep
Town "unWaTTauicd' land values the
i'anks have been ordered not Ia enter
t2to competition with private lrsninc
SEcncicS. where tn. latter NAY. of
Eercd larger loans than the boards
Appraisers believe To he justified
I. The boards rcEula, IONS provide
with Few ncElirielc cNtcptions--ihat
not more than 700 per acre will be
hoaned even in cases where actual
faics were king place al $3.50 to sinu
Jer acre. experimenting this is y
ruling tha' where a farm had sold
9ithn year II considerably on
Sancsd price. The price 81 IN" sal,
fcNt previous WAS 10 hc on. 10 bc con-
fidertd by tho aprra users IN liking the
tnount Of thc loan.
The farm loan system since lis crca-
Lon has supplied a total 81 $@3s .i%- .nou
10 the farmers Of the nation IN IT.
report a year ago. tho boarG CAV, tn.
eotal loans N Slhi..4a. ou0. -, q growth
y the year ending Novcuibc. 30 Of
ItciC IMAM 100 Per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
NO PROSPECT OF DROP :.
IN PRICES IN SiGhI
C"in IN lsStoacr at labor Statistics DE.
cinres Credits being IsNtcnded Is
Cause OF NiEh Prices. ~
tliN Associatcd I.rcss.

WASiIiNGTON. Jan. No prospcc.
81. amy considerable fall In prices for
sSNcral years 10 come is seen by Roral
Mcckcr. Commissioncr OF Labor sta
,isiict; and head of the bureau which
9 ,,,. Information on the trend o.
nrices used by tho government in Of
nSlnl negotiations conccrnin. wages
a an Simiia.' questions. lie recommend.
60 4 monetary unit of value 20 replace
~" present units OF weight.
i?9pic generally are ycarning 50
'en,iE Tor lower prices that they hay,
M ~, tm"nsht MUCH about the result OF
,,,.;,mns PRICES. Mr.. Mcckc- said. ''rh>,
1piSss ~ WE j., kicked about in 1915 haze
Ij.., ,c 20 DC regarded as ideal Untold
,tf ,.eSS mas been caused BIZ tn. rapid
III. INCREASES INCREASES OF tho past four ycurs
ino Suicr."gs already endured by lii.
un STlpiia through risint, prices will bo
IN, stscn years 10 the 1918 lcvc!
=, t'.Et" s 81 falling prices is always II
.tiiS o. business depression. failures
pcc!a,lnE that the governments o-
Inc world could not rcdun. ,heir in.ichI!
ealcss iuudcni%., the commissioner sal
nc cents which would hay, Ia ne er
S.nd9u 70 hnropc by IRIS country would
produce thr'h": imitation. ''.nus ronsf
ms prices Stiil higher
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MINERS Will MEET TODAY .
CONVENTION CALLED FOR
REPORT ON RECENT STRIKE
John y. White. Member or Presidents
1"hi '"mmitter. To He Present nj
1hrcr-DnE SCNnlOn.
Try .As:,cin,rnl rns.

CuLCMECS. ONO. Jan. 4.--Iohn i.
mite. selected by President Wilson
~ The miners representatives on the
commission Of three to nc,.o:i.tc a
hnal settlement OF the wage contrn.
NSr.E between miners and op,rat ors
OF th' bituminouS coal fields of the
country arrived here uncNpcctcdly to-
niEht 10 attend the international con
Ncniion OF tho United Mine Workers
ot America.
'chr convention vii! convene ut 10
S;och tomorrow morning. It was
.allcd hy Acting fresiden; John l..
:1w!S. - That officials Of the orcaniZa-
H"h could make an official report 10
80 miners OF The country on ;hc Set
! tt.Hthi .! IN. recent coal strike The
convention viii be attended IL 0n6
ssatrS and i expected Ia Remain In
s. @5aWt. ~ 20 or four uayG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
NEVER WAS MISSING LINK
Scientists Declares In .,UU0 Years N-,,
Hnce Will EnslnNe Remainder
of Inhabitants
tis..n...-..,n..al U.

st. LOFTS. Jan 4--Th, -rnI..,,,.
.ink is rot. Missing Al ali. but was
round twenty eight years aEo. ,icr-,,'rl
me 10 pr Alts iire6!icka aathroi,c,".
Gs, ~ INC S,nith"oniau luSli;ii-r.
Washtnst"L. ~. i!-cGliyIta aadrp..@,;
lhs -. Lon'$ Society ;oultAt
Inc INK \ the n.,hecan;l,roI.os
Java III 1891 ard Is c.Ac.Iy iSi i.ST -.
h t,i.sI.. iRs chimparzcc and .n;la. he
Ire SIZE 81 thc lb.ai.. ;hc contour
y. ,he ;tIe' TIE structure O. jno ,1.,,,s
ara othcr features arc jast as ~,
"ouid iraEin" II you wc:r t:yip,- :"
,ihn aninsthinS .1:d"ay 3atyre,i. ,.on-
pia.ncd. II" asScrtca there :, -
a;, Una race Of supr:rlan ',u,.
arise within ihc next 1000 years w6'ii,Ssii
the carih's Inhabitants ar i,soI,
S .:o,tt.,;at ~ Tie others Tor asif-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
BRlTlSHERS TAKE ACTION
AT MEETINGS IN LONDON
Government Plan Provides for Miui-
mum Wage. In Addition to Hoard
oC Arbitration.
Il" a.ssrc..tad p.cs.. ]

LONDON. Ian. 1.-THE governments
oHer To the railwaTmeu. made pub
i!c tonight. wh!ch conceded consider
able advances in wages, was rejected
later at mass meetings al the railway
men held IN tn. EoSi End az London
and .; Northainpion.
nc plan 81 the government WAS inc
same as that unofiicia,iv reported last
week. 1Nccn; that 6" Shillirgs "
week was 10 hc regarded as tho aver
age minimum wage for tho ditfor.n l.
GRADES 81 workers. some atadcs b,inu
naih rs low as - sh!ilinGS and pthcrS
being paid higher rates.
Taking the situation is :. whole. the
increase offered was loo per cent over
nc prc-war rate. Under Tho plan
should the cost - living increase DO
fore nest September. wages would il.
raised shi Hing for every > per con:
m the rise IN prices. After Scpja.nho,
there would I've sliding Scalc vary
ing with the cost 81 living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
WILL SURVEY CONDITIONS
Thousand Delegates From Protestan,
,hurcbes TO Gather in Convention
at Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. Jan IA
;Ac Protestant denominations through
Oh, The world is TO he presented at the
tonIc!cncc called by The In,crchu-ch
three dag session in The steel pier
.!uLitoriu,n. beginning Wcdncs day.
T,t conference IS to be attended ~
l.po! DELEGATES FROM c3c Protestant
c-urcaes =! this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Premier SiIcut ON once.

FANS. Jan. i.-I'rtn!cr Clcnclccau
returned this morning from his trip
III the Department Of War and went
directly TO tho Ministry OF War. 1; is
noted by those who accompanied hin,
on his visit that he avoided making
amy direct statement as TO whether H.
would bc Il candidate for the pres!
dency. OF rather. whether he would lie
willing to accept that office. Ills re-
plies, howevcy. gave the impression
that he was aTcrse TO further public
DfIjrtloldin1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
"S0 iII.EtsED RADICALS
CNfI'l HE'D IN nI.IltOIl

lETKOIT. Jan. 1.-TWO hundrcl
and eight! alleged radicals were
taken into custody this afternoon by
Department: OF justice agents. aidcu oy
inCaf police officers, IN q second raid
Oh tho House Of Iassos. known as
NcaGquA-tccs ~ radicals here. To-
days "aid brings TO approximately 900
the numh"- ~ alleged apostles OF di-
Inst .ortH-ei.hl nouns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
ELLIS ISLAND NATION
PULLED Writ PRISONERS

Et:W YORK. Ian. 4.--Mor. thau
Leu alleged radicals rounded M In
The recent nation wide raids xvii! he
brought 20 ELLIS Island shortly to
await Ncrortation proceedings. il was
announced tonight IT tho Fedora, Eu-
.cau Of lnves, iSation here. Thu re-
D"!' '.ecclvcd SHOW that Detroit would
send S"o. Chicago n2i. Philadelphia zoe
Hunaio i"6. and Nashua. " H. lGl
These together with $50 already ar
rested n this district. would maize q
total 81 ,.6s Fedora prisoners 10 be
accommodated NJ the island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Wake Demand for ue,. I'm,

~ D.NPES.r. Jan. 4.-Tho high com,
Mn!va hAs been trying Bella Kan. I'M
.of.hcE communist dictate. Of iiuu-
.IrE. nl numerous charges III conucc-
Dictatorship. concluded it's hcarirls. ,,,.
10y N its findings IL viii rcnS,r H.
acnahd upon Austria for Tho cxtrali-
ton ot Ecla Nun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
PHILADELPHIA PREPARES
Im DEpURT ~ REDS

i'illIDADELiNi.i, Jan. j.--Eighty-
eight o. tan liz men and women
caught ia tac governments 1.raE net
Friday night when alleged radical zen
:e-S ~ Philadelphia wcr. ,aidcd we're
hcld tonight for possible dcport alton.
The ueNt "Sovic. ark" that leaves
This COUNTRY is expected I" carry a
passenger with halfway ticket. hc-
So"cins - the Fedora! agents. he il q
British subject. and is regarded Is
ono 81 tho 'bTainy group" among tho
radicals arrested III Philadelphia and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
WSCOUNT JELLlCOE HERE
Hero OF Jutland Battle Arrive. il
Washington AS Guest Of Navy
Departments.
!, a. 49, ..ntnA ~.

NAslIlNt;TON, IAN. /. = N.s,ouu.
1eiiiroe, % Scapa, adrra. % the
i"it;SA feet .: Jutland fame. arrived
!cfp today for =. rsi, 10 the capital
49, Eu.*t .! the Navy Department
t.nld '"!!iccc was welcomed by Rear.
iG1.ral N:hiic!.. designated by Sccrc-
tai. Daniels rs naval aid TO tho dis
iirgaiSncl visitor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
shut Escaped I.,,mn,i,

Charles Harrison, cscapcd inn1o,. ,y,.
not down and captured by !, posse or
mount@inHcrs near Fairmomn;, on
Naidcn'$ Ridge. this afternoon. after
sc hal tn~"ot':.d tina, section az az
ount% -" scrcrai hours BY ".ninipa"
WITH Il shotgun - every ono That came
IS THIN MS r;.N-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
PRELATE HAS RECEPTION
tardimnI Gibbons Receives PariShoners
AMI Friends. Following Annual
\cw Wear Custom.

LAl.TINl,1HE Jan. i-Fnj,nwin. his
t..,o -l!baared custom. Cardinal Gibbons
today he'd !, New Wear eccpt ion. re-
ceiN,nG his Pensioners and friends in
tho :ctl room Of his residence.
The ceremony followed n solemn
high mass at tho cathedral. at which
cardinal Gibbons pontiticatcd and
PREACHED his annual New Year sermon.
IL which I've praised America ana
thanked Coo for the help tho United
States gave to STRICKEN Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
NEGRO BABE is BURNED
Trapped by Fire Which Destroy. I.iyht
Colored Tenement Iomscs in
Portsmouth,
IRv Assoclatea rre..

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. Jan .--Ei..nt
tenement buildings in tho negro sec.
ton OF the city were tonigh, de-
strOyed by fire.
Ono negro infant. trapped in on, =:
the buildings was burnd 10 death
with eeyere gale blowing and thc
IRE fighters Handicapped - '-oze,.
lire plugs. .ne i-c at one tin!e threat
cngd 10 epread and become genera,
Ehe total 'r$s Wi, not exceed
&25,Oco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Demand Wage Incrcn...

BERLIN. Jan. i.--Dcnlanns for p
general wage increase oc - ,na,k {
'tr "eek are 10 be made by all tho
rate Unions connected With III.
he!i!n Trade Union Commission. ac-
NoE.lns 10 the NoSsischc Zei;Mni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
SEEK SCRAPS OF EVIDENCE
Officers on Trail of slayer of 3. stanley
Brown Predict Arrest viii
re Made To-day.
lny Universal scrN!c..

MOUNT CLEMENS. MtCtI. Jan. r.
Mith tic entire judicial machinery uf
McComb County workns at top speed
today in AN ciTor; 10 run down every
:crap .! evidence lcarinG on the nys-
icr.bts SHOOTING. Of j. STANLEY Brown,
i vas predicted by officials tina. a war
rent cnarSing murder would he issued
n the conclusion .: ,lc grand jury
hearing before Judge w. u. Swan to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Volunteer Tor Arm, Srr,,.-

NY ELANp. Jan. f--rwo n,,,,hr.,
SE!a!a.ai.s TcEistcred Tor army ser
VICE IN their native land N mcmnr;.,
ansEice and mass meeting here tcI.a
rms brought, tho total nr,nbcn -.
volunteers in Cleveland awaiting trans.
POI in.iVn 10 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

government is expected IL exclude Eag-
!!Sh correspondents.
~ some districts OF Western ireland
make icrmcd Vigilance conn,i,tc,S 10
mi"inta.n order and suppress. violence.
correspondent. and arc policing certain
.':cas With energy and success.
LAWEENcE, MASS. Jan. 4.-.Mem-
wori.crs' of America n; a mass- meet
:ion, Of nc department OF Justice IL
and asainS, Tho announced 1o..,v OF
d,portutiou
,n,lTT;SrukGi!, Jan. 4.-Mi,iam Viz
,na .s n@S'e,ter. hlSysaf-@,d h%;;sss
t'cfcd yrstcrday with MALCOLM *
smith - Now ilavon. to whose at
.%nii@ns >. her rarents had been OPP
to&cl iau TWO were married in To-
leG" Ihcy announced their marriage
~ q telegram 10 the brides raromts.
Mr, and M:s. Herbert p. Hos:e,.cg
hEi:!"%, Jan: A general strike
nc hish commission from Re:eraJc
Martial law has been declared .hro,sh-
out the former Kingdom.
rAEiS. Jan. 1.-The western front"
81 the great war Will hc preserved for
'Glurc generations. !; was officially
anmonnced today tha, = national road
following THE historic battle line.
LONDON. Jan; IA significant de-
r :: r in Eri:ish nolitics !; ,he
nariy. which. if IL hc continued. is
i'"intcd !" ~ political circles IS insur-
~ tho party. N The las; three i'm
p"riant t,y-elcc;ions the I.ai,c~ ca0di-
aates pollcd a total Q: more votes Than
either Of the old parties.
NEW ORLEANS. IAN. 4.-Aiajo, :. i:
Parker aud Captain i. r. Wilcox, royal
dying corps. arrived here late today
IN : cu".iss scaoianc from Eaton
r':les. which Was begun 4: New Yo-l,
clrlE IN September over the United
states. Major rarlcr said tonight
;ia; thrr' would remain hcr" q wcci.
al thcI, make : Hight ;o Cuba
VIENNA Jan. A.--From Budapest
comes word thatNi the Monaichiai party
has begun an active rropaGanda Ia
I Hung throne. The Duke " Con-
\ ,.auSht has been especially named
NEW. YORK, Jan. "a resolution
pl, rr"ssS'iEa a gn!nst tn. MINSTREL and
American Legion with musical per
4 forranccs given by ita societies, was
adopted rs the board OF directors Of
I the Northeastern Singing Association
here tonight
CHICAGO, Jan, 5,-Ecnrcscn,a,tvc
OF local painters union announced
10 ous ns m nsS sFS wbo oa Ssif mans
psrship il The American Legion.
tNicATpWN. IN, IAN. 5.-The
or.sai S"hs Company, ownirs 1000
hlfc ovens in Rcds.onc Township.
EaErttc I"nnt%, was sold Saturday 10
Frank j. Peabody and u. S. Reilly
representatives OF the Reilly Peabody
t'uoi comr@n" Of Pittsburgh The
"oi!ing price was approximately s.
100000.
nrS MONIES IOWA nan
noumccn.eni ;nat SIS'0f,, :. ,.c.,. I'D
arcn Subscribed ,"r c,rrvinr n,it ~.
I WORK of ~, s:rd,,t Nr,i,,n.S., ,,o,.c
mon, was lnau. \, III, cos. ~ M 80
v,niion TO-DAY This is m ;ncrra.c ~
"a pes. cent oyr- mr. nrfy;n,s ,,;hSc,in
,icns
,i>rr n,pt1c ,,,,,,,
...,:... l'.Ni iL''7, W u" lA'' -
inI,5,n,.,,, -. = ''I.,om !" qua we
,.,I,..' n, 10 w.nsi ;. ehhiEf.t
,.on =; H.. si.,,f;"I, !, ~ vi, ~ 49,
900 .Nt'!4 siN>. W Ia W. l4Ntal -
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. Jan. i.---"Thc~c can bu 10
question OF an Independent Irish re-
public, said Ian MacPhcrsom. chief .
secretary for ireland. ~ :; speech TO
gi&hi. Ireland IS The key 10 the At
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02

sam BrluktS, MHFDr.
Albino Notes, Commissioner.
There being no irther business on
motion meeting O. burned.
w. J. GRIBBLE,
Clerk.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
CITY COMMISSION
Crystal Falls. Michigan,
October 4th, 1920.

A regular session OF the City Com
mission was held on the above date
Meeting was called 10 order by Sam
Bridges, Mayor with the following
commissioners present: Albino Mot
ties. Absent: Arvid Bjork.
Minutes OF meeting held Sept. goth
read and approved.
IL was moved by Bridges and second
ded by Bridges that the Clerk attach
the proper certificate TO the scarlet
fever bills presented to the Commits
sion by DR.. g. II, Larson for the care
OF ltalia Carlotto 10 the amount OF
$4725 and Olga Pevato to the amount
OF s40.50, as approved by the City
Health officer. and that said bills be
referred to the County Board OF Super
visors for payment. Carried.
Moved and carried that the monthly
report OF the City Marshall, as read,
be accepted and placed on file.
II was,moved by Notes and second
ed by Notes that the following bills
and payroll for the last half OF Sept
A. d., 1920, be allowed as audited ar.i
approved by he Commission and he
Clerk draw orders on the City Treas
In payment of same.
Motion carried
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
MAsTODON TOWNSHIP


Meeting called TO order by Super
visor Perkins. Present: Perkins.
Whitehead, Uren, Kazilek. Absent,
none.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved as read.
Communication of l.. G. Caswell was
read and clerk instructed to write and
inform him that no appointment was
made as TO him being twp. attorney.
Instructed to order bill file.
Instructed 20 order new register
books for both precincts, also six
booths.
The following resolution offered by
Whitehead, seconded by Uren:
Clerk write to Highway Commits
sioner informing him that township
funds are insufficient TO carry on any
further work on township roads,
thereby instructing him to cease all
highway work without further in
structions. Moved. seconded and car
ried.
The following bills were read and
upon roll call clerk instructed to
draw orders on treasurer for same.
Motion by Whitehead that supervis-
or, clerk and treasurer sign note at
First National Bank for SS25.00. Mo-
tfOp carrt>d
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
SICKNESS OUTBREAKS
BETRAY M0ONSnInF

One OF the things for which
State Police are constantly on
lookout now is the outbreak OF
denies OF illness due 70 poist
traceable to the drinking OF y
shine liquor. II has been found
the opening OF a new Illicit u
usually followed by such sicknef
the neighborhood and the healt'
ports give valuable clues.
Many OF the stills seized are Z
AFFAIRS and metals are used ia 4
construction which result In the
alton OF poisonous oxides IN
liquor. Stills In which tin, Kind
lead are used are sure 10 pr
liquor OF a poisonous nature.
where the stills are made OF
metals. the Ignorance OF the an
cistillers often results In maxim
distilled spirIts they produce
delcterious 10 health.
Among the raids which hat
suited srr- liquor poisoning
keep tl# Mar, Gre-
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02

Statement Of the Ownershlp. -
agcment. Circulation, Etc Re(
1919.
or The Diamond Drill. publ
weekly at Crystal Falls, Michigan.
October, 1920.
State OF Michigan)
)ss
County OF Iron
Before me. a notary public 1 lknc
Tor the State and county aforo6aid
personally appeared Thomas ConliR.
who, having been duly sworn accor
Ing to law, deposes and says that he
the publisher OF The Diamond Dri
and that the following IL, 70 the b.
OF his knowledge and belief. at
statement OF the ownership. mana
ment. etc OF the aforesaid publ
ton Tor the date shown In the abt
caption, required by the Act Of Az
ust "a. 1912, embodied In Section
Postal Laws and Regulations. prs
on the reverse OF this form. tow
l. That the names and addr
OF the publisher, editor. managin
itor. and business managers are:
Publisher and editor, Thomas
lin, Crystal Falls, Mich.
2 That the owners are Nj. III.
iarty. Crystal Falls, Mich.
Thomas Conlin, Crystal Falls, N
lthat the known bond holders, NJ
gag4es. and other security hole
owning or holding per cent or n
OF to)tal amount of bonds, mortga,
or o4her securities are:
NoiSe.
"A. THAT the two paragraphs abe
gisingv the names OF the owners, sto
hd)ders, !, and security holders, AZ
cooialn not only the list OF stockh<
er& andN security holders as they
pei up Pn the books OF the compa
! buthlso. In cases where the stockho
er q wt prity holder appears upon Il
| boob d the company as trustee
in abg 0her flduciary relation. tn
nam6 4 the person or corporation 70
whom such trustee is acting, is given
also Dat the said two paragraphs
contaiM statements embracing afij<
ants full knowledge and belief Rs to
the circumstances and conditions un-
| der which stockholders and security.
holders who do not appear upon tho
books Oh the company as trustees.
| hold stock and securities In the capa-
city Other than that OF bona fide
owner, and this afIiant has no reason
to believe that any other person. as
sociation, or corporation, has any In
terest direct or indirect in the said
stock, bonds. or other securities,
than as so stated by him.
THOMAS CONLIN,
Editor and Publisher
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this 23rd. day OF October 1920.
THOMAS +. BEHAN.
Notary Public.
My commission expires July 20. 1929
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
ALPHA SCHOOLS

A regular meeting of the Mastodon
Township School Board held at the
Porter School on the above date.
The meeting was called to order by
President Hubbard.
The roll call as follows: Hubbard,
Johnson, Davis, Swanson and White
head.
The minutes OF the last regular and
special meeting were read and ap-
proved as read
The report OF the auditing commit
too Wna rand "a f0Ilnwa.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
ALPHA VILLAGE
September IL, 1920

September IL, ly2O.
A regular meeting OF the Village
council was held at the village nall on
the above date.
Trustees present: Johnson, Good
ney, Notes. Rysberg and D'Amisis.
Quorum declared present by Pres.
Edwards.
Reading OF minutes OF last meeting
and approved as read.
Reading OF bills as passed on by the
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
To the Stockholders of the TobIn Ex-
ploring. Mining and Manufacturing

tVWpuht . - -. :
that the regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF The Tobin Ex-
ploring. Mining and Manufacturing
Company will be held on Tuesday.
November 10th, 1920, at three o'clock
in the afternoon at room number1304
First Wisconsin National Bank Build
ing, nj the southwest corner OF Ma
son and East Water streets in the
City OF Milwaukee. Milwaukee County.
Wisconsin. and that such meeting will
be held for the purpose OF electing a
Board of Directors and for the tran
saction OF all such other business as
may come before the meeting and for
the transaction OF any and all busl-
ness that mryr nrDpcrly be laid be-
fors~-t dplmal meeting OF the
o1ui ..1l
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CURIOSITY AROUSED; .
SMUGGLERS cAUG

Not SO long asd several gentle
from Ohio wers,t hurying throsek
lower Michigan high-powered
touring car. Them actions were sus-
picious and they were stopped by
members of the 81 Ate Police. From
the contents OF the fcar. II was evident
that the men were ON hsr baseball um
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02

Gundstrom Garage. labor. hank a5.55
Marshal Wells CO., servlc& !. 42.25
T. Harvey. supplies 49,. 7O5
Judson Mining Co.. supplies :. 1.35
Ed. Arcands, labor $500. ..s. 1000
Alpha Light. Co., |. &p 17I.S2
fete ASSIST. labor ......... J.. 1000
Hollister Mng. Co.. sup 1928
Deze kkrovoni, labor ....... 6205
Martin Dahlgren, labor 4.65
biil Dahlgren, labor ......... 4.65
Diamond Drill. printing ..... 1850
VIM. Equist, salary .......... 1900
Dave Leonard, salary ........ 1000
Moved by Johnson and seconded by
DeAmisis that bills be allowed as read
and orders drawn on treasurer for
same. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned on motion.
II. II. Weeks. Clerk.
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pirs or dealers in hot-watdt bottles
and inner tubes. Conversatido reveal
ed the fact that they knew very little
about either. What the state Police
wanted to know was why the base
ball chest-protector was filled with air
and why the inner tubes were inf1at
cd and the hot-water bottles filled. In
vestigation revealed the fact that al
were loaded with whisky. About n
dozen small bottles of the liquor were
also found concealed In the car. A
state Trooper Is seen holding up q
section OF inner tube and two hot
water bottles The baseball pfy0yxt
or which he is wearing is filled w.,
whisky, as well as the gasoline ~
oil can beside him.